SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PUCHKOV, V. S. - PUCHKOVA, N. A.

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KALYUZHNYY, A.Kh.; PUCHKOV, V.S.
Effict of the constant rotor inertia of a generator on the static
stability of long-distance electric power transmission. Trudy
Transp-energ. inst. Sib. otd. M SSSR no.11:163-177 6o. (KMA 14:6)
(Electric power distrubution) (Electric generators)-
Y.

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ACC.NRe "5024619 SOURCE" cou'Ec' UR/0048/65/029/009/1627AS30:
Airmom Dob~vtin, N.A.; Zelevinskaya, N.G.; 4oteVnikov.,_K_k.; *!!~XA ilk -M.;
Puchkov, V S.; qlLav~atinskiy, ijo I ~!k, tt.: A.
0R0: none
TITLE: Phenomenological picture of secondary particle production in nucleon inter-
actions at hundreds and thousands of BeV. /Report, All-linion Cbnference~on Comic RAY
Physics held at Apatity 24-31 August 1964/
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Serlya fizicheskaya, v. 29, no. 9, 1965, 1627-1630 1
MPIC TAGS: p1janry colic P~econdaj-f comic ray, pi meson, high energy particle
particle production
ABSTRACT: The authors briefly review the experimental data on secojidary particle pro:,.
duction by primary cosm c ray- I
ej The inelastic ~ interaction cross section is practically
constant for energies from 20 to 105 BeV, and the inelasticity is constant and e4ual to
0.4-0.5 for energies up to 104 BeV. About 90% of the secondaries are pions. Two pro-
duction mechanisms are distinguished: fireball production, and production and decay of.
excited nucleons (isobars). Most of the secondaries are produced by the fireball
mechanism. In the hundred BeV range there is a reference system in which the pionB are
emitted isotropically. In this system the pion energy distribution can be represented,
except f6r a high-energy tail, by a Bose-Planck function for a temperature of 0.7-1.0
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don masses. In the thousand BeV region there are indications. that two or more,fire-.
'alls may be produced. The high-energy tail on the pion energy distribution is
,ribed to decay of highly excited Isobar states. It!ls shown that the exponents in
he atmospheric energy spectra of nuclear-active pa4icles and of high-energy photons
ascribed to pion decay) are very nearly the same. From this it is concluded that the
nergies of the high-energy pions are proportional io the energies of the primaries
roducing them. Only a few (one or two) high enewl pions are produced in each inter-
ction, and these carry 10-20 % of the incident paiticle energy. It is anticipated,
hat counter installations now under construction will provide more accurate d~tta on
oth pion production mechanisms in the thousand VeIV range. Orig. art. his: 6 fomulas*1
figures, and I table.
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PETRENKO., P.V-; ELIKIN, I.L.; KAZAKOV, S.S.; VOZHIK, D.L~; DENISOV,
V.V.; PUGHKOV V.I BOGUT-SKIY, N.V.; SAVELIYEV, I.P.;
KOLENT~~~"--. T - ~'T~
MERKULOV, N.Ya.; VERKLOV, V.A.;
OVSYANNIKOVJ, P.A.; SOSNOV, V.D., oty. red.; CHIZHOVA, V.V.,
otv.red.; ZffUKOVA, A.P., red.; LEVINA, T.I., red.;-PRONINA,
N.D., tekhn. red.; OVSEYENKO, V.G., tekhn. red.
[Practice of using cutterloaders]Opyt ispollzovaniia ochi-
stnykh kombainov; sbornik statei. Moskva, 1962. 102 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
1. TSentrallnyy institut tekhniches-koy informatsii ugollnoy
promyshlennosti.
(Coal mining machinery)

L22o82-66 Ew(l) GW
--WC-CNR. AP6012928 SOURCE CODE: UR/0362/66/002/001/0928/0(~s
AUTHOR: Puchkov. V. V.--Pouchkov,.V. V.; Titov, S. Is
ORG: none ix-
TITLE: Use of data on outgoing radiation~+or'determining the temperature and.
humidity fields
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika atmosfery i okeana, v. 2, not Ij. 1966, 28-38
TOPIC TAGS: radiosonde, electronic computer, cloud cover, atmospheric temperature,
atmospheric humidity, earth radiation
ABSTRACT: The initial data for computation of the statistical characteris-
tics of outgoing radiation in the spectral region 8-12 ),X were the fluxes
of outgoing radiation in the mentioned spectral range, computed on an
electronic computer using radiosonde data for the winter season 1957-
'1958 at 0000 G14T at an extensive network of stations. Thirty maps of
the flux of outgoing radiation were computed. The f ollowing assump-
tions were made: cloud cover at a particular station was absent or at
at-height of 2-4 km there was a continuous cloud cover which is
visualized as an ideally black surface and the temperature of the upperl
i.cloud boundar-f is equal to the temperature of the surrounding air and
the temperature of the underlying surface is equal to air temperature
at the level of the psychrometric enclosure. It is shown that the
structural function of the radiation field of the underlying surface -
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FtIcifFOV 1, V.11,, CREPNIT.IjKlY, GA., kand. aind. rl,-I~W'
.,ri-mary drug resistance of ffycobacterium tuberculosis in patients
, .' th - b. no.7.14-17 164.
,i , pulmnary tuberculo-sis. Probl. W (MIMA 18slO)
1. Kafedra tuberkuleza (nachaltnik - doktor med. nauk V.A.
Vasillyev) Voyenno-meditsinskoy akademii imeni Kirova, Leningrad.

-RICHKOV) V,.V..; TITOV, S.I.
Use of data on outgoing radiat-ion for restcring the temperature
and humidity fields. Izv. AN SSSP. Fiz. atm. i okeana 2 no.l:
28-38 Ja 166. (K[R~ 119: 1)
1. Submitted June 8, 1965.

149v
~~G OV, KOVA1NV, D.
Breaking off coal b7 blasting in heavil7 pitching longvalls.
Mast. ugl. 6 no.12:3-4 D '57- (MIRA 11:1)
l.Glavny7 inzhener treats. Leninugoll kombinata Voroshilovgradugoll
(for Puchkov). 2.Zameatitell nachallnika tekhnicheakogo otdela tresta
Leninugoll kombinata, Voroshilovgradugoll (for Kovalev).
(Coal mines and mining)
( Blas ti ng)

.PUGHKUY, Ya.; KOVALEV, D.
Our plans. Mast. ugl. 7 no. 7:11-12 JI 158. (KIRA 11:8)
1. Glavayy inshener treats Leninugol' kombinsta lougenskagoll (for
Puchkov). 2. Bacballaik tekhnichasko.-o otdela tresta Leninugoll
kombinata Luganskugoll (for Kovalew).
(Coal mines and mining)

FUP!4~~~. ; KOVATAV, D.
Gutter-loader for inclined seamn. Mast.~gi. 8 no.1:15 Ja '59.
(MIRA 12:3)
1. Glavnyy inzhener tresta Leninugol' Luganskogo sovnarkhoza (for
Puchkov). 2. Ylachal'Inik tekbnichaskogo otdala tresta Leninugoll
Luganskyo sovnarkhoza, (for Kovalev).
(Goal mining machinery)

PUGHKOV, Ya.; KOVALU, D.
Discontinuous mine operation. Miast.ugl. 8 no.2:9-10 F '59.
(MR& ;3 -.4)
1. Glavnyy inzhener tresta Leninugol' Luganskogo sovnarkhoza (for
Pucbkov). 2. liacbal'nik tekhnicbeskogo otdala tresta Laninugol'
Luganeko o sovnarkhoza (for Kovalev).
&enmk Province--Coal mines and mining)
(Mine management)

I I DANCIM', P.S., kand. tekhn. nauk, PUCHKOV, Ya.M.; VET:'ArZHSKIKHI V.P.
Effect of the delay time on the fragmentation au lity of the
u - . a -
rock blasted by borehole charges. Vzry-v. delo no.55/12:
188-195 164. (MIRA 17:10)

FUCHKOV,-.Ya.D. gornyjr j-nzh.; KOVALEV, D.F., gornyy inzh.
Over-all mechanization of stoping operations in the Teninugoll
Trust mines. Ugoll IJkr. 5 no.9:20-21 S 161. (I-m- 14:9)
(Donets Basln-Coal momes and mining)

DANCHEV, P.S.; PUCHKOV, Ya.M.; VETLUZHSKIKH, V.P.
Effect of short-delay blasting on the quality of the shattering
and breakdown of rock. Trudy Inst.gor.dela UFAN SSSR no.7:27-35
163. (141RA 17:3)

DANCfEV, P.S.; PUGHKOV.. Ya.M.
Effect of an exposed surface on the degree of crush-~g of the
medium by a blast of a charge of explosives. Trudy Inst.for.dela
UFAN SSSR no.7:15-26 163. (MI-RA 17:3)

PU.r,14KOV, Ya.M.
Device for measurina the diameter of a borehole. 'Trudy Co-r,-zeol,
inEt. UFAN SSSR no.57:119-125 '61. (MliL-~ 15:3)
(Borin-~,)
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PAIU-'ENOV., G.V.;,_kUgy.KOV,_YgJL
Effect of some factors on the efficiency of blasting en madoe
in the pits of the Bakal Mining Administr~ation. Trudy Gor.-geol.
inst. UFAII SSSR no.34:103-106 158. (MMA 14:10)
(Bakal region-Strip mining) -
(Blasting) I I

PUCIIKOV, Ya~_ ~1. PARFEVOV, G.V.
Boring and blasting in the pits,pf. the Bakal Mining Administration.
Trudy Gor.-geol. inst. UFAN SSSR.Ao.34:107-113 158. (MIRA 14:10)
(Bakal-relion-Boring)
(Blasting)

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1- U16UZ9748 SOURCE CODE: UR/0210/661000/005/0130/0137
AUTHOR: ~oiseyenko,.F. S..; Puchkov. Ye. P.: Borozdin-. Yu. C.
ORG: Institute of Geology and Geophysic Siberian
Department,__AN SSSR, ~ovosibirsk
(Institut gol-o-giii geofiziki Sibirskoye otdeleniye AN SSSR)
TITLE: C..phy.ical data on the morphology of granitic massif in the Novosibirsk
section of the Ob basin
SOURCE: Geologiya i geofizika, no. 5, 1966, 130-137
TOPIC TAGS: gravimetric 4aevEll deep drilling, granite, geo-
physical prospecting , Gc
. 0 /",&,e ^V,01 0 6: t/
ABSTRACT: The article analyzes the form of Barlak, Bibeyevo, and Novosibirsk
granitic massifs on the basis of gravimetriP'data. This investigation is connected
with preparation of a preliminary sketch of the Novosibirsk super-deep borehole.
Spatial characteristics of the massifs are given. It is concluded that the anomalies
above these granitic massifs are mainly due to irregularity of their bases. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures.
SUB CODE: 08 SUBM DATE: 20Feb65/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REF: 002/
1/1 UDC: 552.321.1:550.83(571.14)

PIJCHKOV, Ya.p.; FEDDSFYEV, G.S.
'50
Structure of the-Shindinsk-'LY plutcli (Fastefii Sa~sh)
geological and gf,,ophysicm2 data. Gpol. i geofiz. ric.3r.84-93 '26&
(Y-TRA
i geof';zik-,: Sl'hirskogo otdpleniya AN SSSR,

K.-'.W.TAYEV, G.I.; SERBULENKO, M.G.; GI:S~I'V, Yu.M.; KOLVIOGOIROVA, P.P.;
U11F,Y11,11OW) FLICHKOVY Ye.F.; SARYCHEIIA, Yu-11.
Solution of some F-blems in gravity and magnetic prospecting
by means of compuiers. Trudy Inst. geol. I geofiz. Sib. otd.
AN SSSR no.21:22-88 163. WIRA 17:11)

PTC11MV, Ye~v.
llsinc~ the rinoltimi ne scenc~, w st-uiv/- seccn-'ar aijartzites. Dckl. A27
SSSR 10"! nc.5-11C)5-1196 Ap 16131. (MTHA 18-- 5)
h Kqzaknskiy gosildarstvennyy uraversil'et im, SAKirova, Sub-
mitted October 28, 1964,

PUCHKOV, Yu.G. (Leningrad, prospekt Engellsa, 28, kv.194)
Myxoid liposarcoma of the soft tissue. Vop onk. 10 no.8:32-.40 16,4.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Iz patomorfologicheskoy laboratorii (nauchnyy rukovoditell -
deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. M.F.Glazunov) Instituta onkologii
AMN SSSA (dir. - deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.I.Serebrov).

PUCHKOT, S. V. ; KHOVA907A, R.I.
Observations of seismic expeditions in the southwestern part of the
Baikal region during 1958-1959. Blul. Sav. po seism. no-10:30-39 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Institut fiziki Zemli A11,SSSR, Kookva.
(Baikal region-Seiamology)

11
is i1calls. DoT.:oStical-b-cc! F--Wl.
'~bs Jou--: Rof Zhur-!~iol., No 20, lgr-3, 92657-
nlov, Yaw . Ya ov
,ut'aor : Snctl -ev, Ozerov, -'..V., Sliapova Puchl,
Ye. Luk'y,-~--Icv-a, V.D., Voskresenskiy, V.;,.
L-.S t; : Mcscovr K..'.. Tirdryazcl;-.
Titlu : U-J-d's on A-,cj) Litter.
OriL; Dab: Ititsovedstvo; -1957, "'o 126-131-
C. exj.,crir -am , L
"L.St-m C, --'.Cl was at the cm
u perizun'Gal ba-se
y iLl. K..*-. Ti.
of tnc l,,cscc-vT
050 day old cllicl's of tile Russian U-ite,
yazcv - u
Jubilee, Livciashi-y varic.-
tics were in ii-J-lividual SOctic-.!S of t:-,c coo-O
I -
with. 12-14 e-aicks -..,.or sauare reter of floor. Dry
slalmd li--,e was ~,Iicurcdl anto t',c flocr (1 1-C por I K12
n
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pt)c ye A
USSR/Fam V:;UlZ"ry-
Abs Jux : [~,C Diol., Ifu 1., 273)2
Autl,or : Oz~nw, "I.V., Puchlrov, Y~.,*L., Vuskxos,~nskiy,
- - -----------------------
kist Agricultural Acao----y LIC-ni K..'~. Tinndryaz,:;v
ZoG'IYLi-----ic Asscss-m--n-~ 'hi---t,~:nanco of
a Dcil- Litter.
I
Orig Pub : Doia. 1-Iosk almCL. -ill. K.-". Ti:,:Liryazc-`v-n, 1957,
'0, ch. 2: 234-239.
,xstract- : T-',,:; '~;hiclmc!ss of th,- li'~'-tcr la-y,~.r consistinr,~ of
!,'Dcd Ims 3-4 c!] LI'l- th.-- 1j,;ginning of th-,:
ane-- 20-22 mi at tho -:nd of nlr)aths. Onc,: ovury i.4-23
w:t.:Ics it'. was ovurlain y n laycr of cloan and dry
~ ; of chicks was 12-14 :ina !)-x
Ph, Cl,~-nsity of thQ
puranturc of thu
sq. if floor an~i. tQq
Cis it It uxc,:~,,ded air
Card 1/ 1 bY 5-6)C- chicks Carew and devclopcd W,.~11.

r - - - - .- - .
i ..-
. ___PUCHKOV, Ye.I., inzh.
Iarge hydraulic-fill dam built without banking on the Amur River
as a ship basin wall. Rech.transp. 16 no.9:26-27 S 157.
(MIU 10: 12)
(Amur River--Dams)

U,9SR/Farm Allimis - Large Horned Cattle. f~-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 18, 1958, 83378
1-ut'lior Iluchkov, Ye.A,,
Inst Moscow 'xaderrj of Agriculture imeni K.A. Timiryazcv.
Title Thc Problem of Proper Kccpinz~ of Dairy Cattle in Stalls
C,urinG Wintertime.
Orig Pub Dokl. Mosk. s.-kh. ak-M. im. K..A. Timiryazeva, 1957,
30, ch. 2, 99-lo4.
Abstract 110 abstract.
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VARIAMOV A.S.; MIKRAYLOV, I.N.; NIKITIN, A.A. I ,P .
.1 ; PUCHKOV.-Ye.
TARKCHOV, A.G.
Some features of the method of processing the results of geo-
physical research in direct prospecting for diamonds in the
Yakut A.S.S.R. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; geol. i razv. 3 no.12:0&-
97 D 160. (MIRA 11,:!~y
1. Moskovskly geo.Lugorazvodochil institut imeni S. Ordzhoni-kidze.
(Yakutia-DiamondT
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

SUDARIKOV, B.N.; ZAYTSEV, V.A.; PUCHKOV, Yu.G.
Extraction of scandium, yttrium. cerium, lanthanum, uranium
and thorium sallcylates. Nnuch.dokl.vys.shkoly; khim.i khim.
tokh. no-1:80-83 159. (MIRA 12:5)
1. Predstavlana kafedroy tokhnologil radloaktivnykb i redkikh
slamentov Moskovskogo khimiko-tekhnologicheskogo instituta im.
D.I. Mendeleyeva.
(Metala-AnalyRis) (Salicylates)

5(2) SOV/156-59-1-19/54
AUTHORS: Sudarikov, B,. N., Zaytsevg V~ A~, Puchkov, Yu. G. -
TITLE: The Extraction of the Salicylates of Scandium, Yttrium, Cerium,
Lanthanum~ Uranium, and Thorium (Ek-straktsiya salitsilatov
skandiya, ittriya, tseriya, lantana, urana i toriya)
PEHIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly. Khimiya i kilimicileskaya
tekhnologiya, 1959, ITIr 1, PP 80 - 83 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The work is an attempt to attain the separation of the ele-
ments mentioned by means of the extraction taking place with
complex formation, The extraction was controled by the radio-
active isotopes
SC46" Y 90~ Ce141, Lal4o.and Th 234 . Salicylic acid was chosen
because it easily forms complex compounds with metals and is
read-Jily soluble in orgamic solvents. Isoamyl alcohol was
used as a solvent. Tile distribution coefficient V. of salicylates
between the aqueous and organic phase was checked in de-
Dendence on the bil of the solution (Diagram). The following
substances were quantitatively extracted: scandium salicylate
Card 1/2 at p1l values 'between 3,.3 - 5.5; yttrium salicylate at pH

The Extraction of the Salicylates of Scandium, Ytt-rium, SOV/156-59-1-19/54
Cerium, Lanthai,um, Uranium, and Thorium
values higher than 4., lanthanum salicylate at pH values
higher than 4.5; cerium salicylate at pH values higher than
5.0 and thorium salicylate ajpH values higher than ',~.O.
Uranium salicylate was extracted between pH 2.5 to 5.5,
.rith higher D values, however, a crystalline precipitate
is formed which was analyzed as NH4 U02(HSal-k-) 3* 4H20. A
straight line with the tangent of the inclination angle = 2
resulted from the coordinate system lg(v,) - lg(H+) with a
constant salicylic. acid concentration and from the svtem
lg(v.) - lg(HSal) org at a constant pH = 2.2. Thus 2 H ions
are emitted in the reaction with salicylic acid. There are
3 figures and 10 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra tekh-iologii radioaktivnykh i redkikh elementov Moskovs-
kogo khimiko-tekhnologicheskogo instituta im.D.I.Mendeloyeva
(Chair of the Techilology of Radioactive and Rare Elements of
the Mo.~cow Institute of Chemical Technology imeni D.I.Men-
deleyev)
SUBMITTED: June 28, 1958
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GLAZOOV, M.F.; PUCHKOV,-.1U.C.
So--called human muscular myxomas andmyxrsarcomas with intra-
cellular inclusions. Vop. onk. 6 no.7:11-27 Je 160. OMIRA 14:4)
(MUSCLES-TUMORS)
I
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100--/-?/ll
AU~----ICRS: L 'V. G. , Puc-1-1cov, Yu. 11-1. a rd Ch-ernoperov, 1-4. Ye. ,
EnSineers.
TITIE: Mfobile Crushing and Sort Plant (Peredvizhmaya drobillno-
novk'-T
sortirovochnaya usta a
PERIODICAL: M'elchanizatsiya Stroitel'stva, 1~-57, vol 14 Bo.?I
p. 21 (USER)'
JA3ST"RACT: This plant consists of 2 machines: CL-1-311 and CLI-312
and is used fo~ crushinr materials with a crushing strength up
Uo 2 500 kg/cm Technical data are tabulated. All operations
are directed from the operator's cabin which is situated on
the platform. The crushed material is transported to the
bunh:ers by conveyors. The bunkers are so constructed that
various fractions cann be mixed. This plant is manufactured by
the vyksunsk Itactory fQr GrushinE and S6rtinG Equipment
(vyksunski,y zavod drob-illno-sortirovochno,,:-o oborudovaaiya).
There is 1 table.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Construction-Eauiment

FUCHKOV, Yu.N., inzhener; KI11MV, V.V., inzhener.
Improved movable crushing and screening units. Stroi.i dor.
mashinostr. 2 no.7:25-27 J-1 157. (MIRA 10:7)
(Crushing machinery)

PUCHKOVA, A.I., kardidat meditsinskikb nauk; LF.GLKR, F.P.. kundidat bio-
T-ogT-cre-skikh nauk.
Blood cholesterol and phospholipidain typhus exanthemotonus. Lab
delo no.2:23-24 Mr-&p '55. (MLRA 8:8)
1. 1z kafledry infektsionnykh bolozney (zav.-prof. S.T. Viskovskiy)
Lmningradskogo sanitarno-gigiyenichaskogo meditsinakogo instituta
(TYPHUS, blood in,
cholmateral A phospholipids)
(CHOLEMML, in blood.
in typhuz)
(PHOSPOLIPIDS, in blood,
in typhus)
(B.r,OOD,
cholesterol A phospholipids, In t7phus)

11~*C. I I KC'~! . V . V ; '~' ',IkK~', N CWi , X . 'I'll . ; EYDIN , L. ~ .
Tuberculosis
Active pulmonary tonus in clinical pulmonary tuberculosis. Frobl. tub. No. 2,
10,52.
1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, A u-rMst )LM Unclassified.

211
AUTHOR: Streltsov, V., Chief Engineer and Puchk-oy. Yu. Chief of the
Construction Bureau.
TITIZ: Constructional defects of some building machines. (0 konstru-
0
ktivnykh nedostatkakh nekotorykh stroitellnykh mashin.)
PERIODICAL: "11el-thanizatsiya Stroitel'stva" (Mechanisation of Construction)
1957, Vol. JLV, No. 1, p. 28 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Criticism of an article of the above heading which
was -Dublished in Mekh. Stroitel'stva, 1956, No.10, October.

PUCHKOVA, A. V., P~ysician
nd ed- a- - Sub 6 Jun 4,9,
"Etiology of Colitis in Measles." Thesis folr degree of Carl. 1~_ -4 C I SC4 .
Second Moscow State Med`cal Inst -imeni I. V. Stalin
Sumnary 82, 18 Dec 52, Dissertations Presented For Degrees in Science and Engineering
in Moscow in 1949. From 1.7eche-mrayn -Moskya, Jan-Dec 1949.

ACCESSION \R: AP4038788
S/0048/64/0028/005/0914/0918
AUT111OR: Ronami, G. N. ; Borovskiy, L B. ; Puchkova, A. K.
TITLE: influence of temperature and minor impurities on the short wavelength fine
siructuro in the absorption spectra of pure zinc and its alloys with silver ffeport.
S'eventh Conference on X-Ray Spectroscopy held in Yerevan 23 Sep to I Oct 19637
SOURCE: AN SSSR: lzvest~ya. Seriya fizicheskaya, v.28, noS.,1964, 914-91a
TOPIC TAGS: x-ray spectrum, x-ray absorption, temperature dependence, fine struc-
ture, zinc, zinc alloy, silver alloy, fine structure melting
ABSTRACT- In order to obtain information concerning the effect of small admixtures
on the temperature melting" of the K absorption fine structure in a mn-transition
metal, the K absorption spectra of zinc and five zinc-silver alloys containing from
0.1 to 2.57. silver were recorded at -190, 20 and 3000C, and the zinc spectrum was
also recorded at 2000C. Zinc of 99.9K purity was employed. The alloys were anneakd
at 2500C for 30 to 40 hours, and the 8 to 10 micron absorbing foils were vacuum an-
nealre for two or three hours. The spectrometer employed is described elsewhere (V.
A.Baty*rev and V.G.Bogdanov,Izv.AN SSSRSer.fiz.25,933,1961). The spectra are pro-
Card 1/4

*ACCESSION NR: AP4038788
sented graphically. The spectra of pure zinc and of the alloys containing from 1.5
to 2.50V silver were very similar. In these materials all the fine structure except
the first peak nearly disappeared at 3000C. The alloys containing from 0.1 to 0.4%
silver, on the other hand, still retained much of their fine structure at this tem-
perature. The "melting" of the fine structure is presumed to be a result of the ran-
dom displacements of the atoms from their equilibrium positions due to thermal mo-
tions. The mean square of these displacements is approximately proportional to T/
/)'-'r2, where T is the temperature, M is the molecular weight, and TD is the Debye
D
temperature. It is accordingly concluded that the Debye temperature of Zn-Ag alloys
containing from 0.1 to 0.4% Ag is greater than that of Zn or of alloys containing
from 1 to 2.5 % Ag. The temperature dependence of the heights of the first four
fine structure peaks in the zinc spectrum is compared with calculations performed
by the method of V.V.Shmidt (Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.fiz.27,384,19G3). The experimental and
theoretical values are merely tabulated and are not discussed. LAstracter's note:
The conclusion concerning the Deby temperature is supported by the data in a table
in ~vhich the Debye temperatures and the temperatures of fine structure "melting"
are given for Cu, An, Go, Sa, Pt, Au and Pb, and the ratios of 2
UrD for Zn:Cu, Zn:Ge,
Zn:gn, Pt:Au and Pt:Pb are compared with the corresponding ratios of the fine struc-
ture melting tomparatures. Good agreement is shown for all the ratios except Plt:Pb,
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and the discrepancy for this one is less than 30%. However, 1) the source of the
fine structure melting temperatures is not revealed; 2) the definition of the fine
st.ructure meltin5 temperature is not discussed, although this is not quite a trivi-
al matter since the It melting It proceeds at different rates in different parts of the
spectrum; 3) an arithmetical error was made in the calculation of the melting tem-
perature ratio for Zn:Sn, and when this is corrected, the apparent agreement dis-
appears; 4) the melting temperature ratios were calculated directly from the melt-
ing temperatures in degrees centigrade, which is not a reasonable procedure since
the properties of water are not believed to be relevant to the phenomena discussed.
When the melting temperature ratios are recalculated in terms of absolute tempera-
ture, the agreement between the Zn:Sn ratios is restored and that between the Zn:C4
and Zn:Ge ratios Is improved. The agreement between the Pt:Pb ratios is destroyed
entirely, and the Pt:Au ratios differ by about 231.. Moreover, the ratios for Zn:Pt
(not tabulated by the authors) differ by only 14%. Ono cgn therefore say that the
fine structure melting temperature is proportional to MTL for all the elements
listed except Pb, within an error of about 25%. The fact that the MT2 values for
four of the six elements(excluding Pb) are within 10% of each other, Dhowever, con-
siderably weakens the force of the argument.,7 Orig.art.has: 4 formulas, 6 figures
and 3 tables.
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ON A MI , G.N.; !.B.; PUCHKOVA, A.K.
Effert of tem-perat-are and minor impurIties on -Ine
fine str-act-,ire of the absorption spectrum of pure zinc and
its alloys with silver. izv. AN SSSII. Ser~fiz. 28 no. 5-
914-918 1-tr '64. (Ilff R A 17: 6)
1. Fizicheskiy fakul."Iet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.

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PilzMOVA A. V. 45tiology of colitis accompanying, measles, Pediatriya, I-1oscow
1949, 4 (25-31) Tables 4
Cases of measles are classified as: without intestinal disturbances (76), with
early intestinal disturbances (25) and with severe colitis (95). Colitis cases
are usually in under-nourished, rachitic children aged one to three years and suff
from measles complications. The mortality in this third group was high. In 86.4%
the autopsy revealed dysenteric ulcero-necrotic intestinal lesions. In 38.9% (47)
of the colitis cases, dysentery-producing strains (chiefly Flexner type V) were
identified. In 71 of the 95 cases the colitis was ascertained epidemiologically
to be a recurrence of a former attack of dysentery. The colitis seems to davelop
in consequence of measles anergy and of direct action of the measles virus on the
intestinal mucosa.
Salamun - Mostar (XX, 7Y 4)
So: Medical Microbiology and Hygiene, Section IV, Vol 3, No 1-6

PUCHKOVA, D.V.
k method for calculating the parementers of an infirite bed,
Geol. i geofiz, no.2:134-137 163. (MlftL 16,5)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR,
Novosibirsk.
(Geology, Stratigraphic)

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AUTHORSs Pashkov, A. B.; Saldadzey Ke He; Semenova, Yea I.; Puchkova.. I* A.
ORG: none
'TITLE: Hetarogenic, highly, basic anion-exachan
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy, no, 11, 1965,, 39-42
TOPIC TAGSt ion exchange) ion exchange membrane, ion exchange resin, copolymer, A
polyethylenp plastic
~ABSTRACT-. It was the object of this investigation to construct heterogenic, highly,,~
~basic anion-exchange membranes on the basis of a chloromethylated divinylbenzene-
.styrene copolymer and A polyethylene binder. Two types of polyethylene binders
'were used: low- and high-pres sure polyethylene. The high basicity of the mentranes
was achieved by amination of the polymeric matrix with a 20% aqueous solution of]~,
trimethylamine and pyridine at different temperatures. The electrical resistivitylil..
.mechanical strength, relative elongation at the strength limit,, swelling during i
amination, static capacity, and transference number in O*lN NaCl of the membranes
iwere determined. The experimental results are presented in graphs wA tables (Be
iFig, 1), It was found that the ion-exchange properties of the constructed
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and 4 graphs.
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AUMMN, L.Ya.; DOTSRITKO, L.D.; PUCHKOVA, L.I.
lnvestigat4.ng the surface active properties of phosphatide
concentrate. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh. no.1:76-78
1. K&Pedra tekhnologii khlebopecheniya Moskovskogo tekhnologi-
cheskogo instituta pishchevoy promyshlennosti.
(Phosphatides) (Surface active agents)

PUCHKOVA, L.I.; CHISTOVA, V.S.
Effect of added phosphatide concentrates on the technological
process of wheat broad manufacture. Trudy MTIPP 4:96-104 '56.
(KUtA 9: 10)
(Phospbatides) (Dough)

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S ul n FU R; lm-CA
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VeLerinariia
1. ~iitebskiy veLerinarnyy iristitu-c. (for Clidranovich, Zhakov,
natcv-ch~. 2. Glavnyjl veterinarnyj vract, sov_.,~hoza "Orlovichi'l
Vitebskoy oblasti- (for Fuzhkova).

PUCHKC~LA, L.I.; Prinimali uchastiyei OSIPOVA, T.T.; NOVIKOVA, N.S.
Study.and evaluation of the spinning characteristics of the
new synthetic fibers. Hauch.-Issl.trudy TSNIXHBI za 1958 g,'
3-20, (IGRA 16s1)
(Cotton-Testing)

AUMIAN, L.Ya.; PUCHKOVA. L.I.; PROKUSHEMVA, L.I.
Study of the surface active properties of phosphatide concentrates.
Izv.vys. acheb. zav. ;pis hch. tekh. no.5:.59-62 1600' (MIRA 13:12)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologichaskiy institat pishchevoy ]promyshlennosti.
KAfedra tekhnologii khlebopekarnogo proizvodstva.
(Phosphatide) (Surface tension)

AUERMA, L.Ya.; PUCHKOVA, L.I.; LAZAREVA, L.V.
Surface active properties of phosphatide concentrate in interaction
with flour, gluten, and starch. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; pishch. tekb.
no.4:75-78 '61. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Vloskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti,
kafedra tekhnologii khlebopekarnogo proizvodstva.
(Phosphatides) (Flour)

6OV/21-59-3-25/27
AUTHOR: Puchkova, L,P,
TITLE: Certain btructural Features of Hemipteral Egg
Membranes (Nekotoryye cherty stroyeniya obolochek
yaits poluzh,_--s,~b:,,~,-r_ylykh ter opt era)
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrains'koi RSR, 1959, Nr 3,
pp 335-337 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This brief summary of a study of structural features
of hemipteral egg membranes states that they are of
Sex,_'r._'S origiii, formed at the end of ovulation. The
serous membrane on the eggs is a medium of increas-
ing their kleidoicity, which is attained in three
ways, which are occasionally combined.~ 1) mechan-
ical reinforcement of the chorionz 2) increasing
the resistance of the chorion layers to chemical
agents; 3) formation of a serous film. Only in
Eurydema eggs, is the outer apparently serous layer
of alveolar structure, and can be easily scraped off.
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Certain Structural Features of Hemipteral Egg Yembranes
There are 1 set of diagrams and 3 references, 2 of
which are English and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut zoologii AN UkrSSR (Institute of Zoology
of the AS UkrSbR)
PRESENTED: November 29, 1958) by A.P. Markevich. Member of
the Ab UkrSSR
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PTITSYNA, L.P.; PUCHKOVA,- L-V.; RUMYVITSIWA,-L.V.
Xetric invariants of quiadrics in quasi-elliptical a-pacee. Dokl.
AN Azerb. SSR 16 no.7:639-64'1 '60. (MIRA 13:9)
1; Xolomenskiy pedagogicheakly institut. Predstavleno akad. AN
AzerSSH Z.I. Khalilovym.
(tiadrics)

KIRIYANOVA, Ye.S.; FUCHKOVA, L.Y.
Neoaplectana bothynoderi Kirjanova et Putchkova, sp.n. (Nematodes),
a new parasite of the sugar beet weevil. Trudy Zool. inst.18:53-62
'55. (MLRA 9:2)
(Parasitos-Weevils) (Nematoda)

USSR/General an~! Special ZooloCy. Insects
;Crs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 6, 1958., No 25749
Author Puchkov V.G., Fuchkova L.V.
Inst Not Given
Title The Er,Cs and Larvae of Genuine Hemiptera -- Pests of Agri-
cultural Plants. (Ynitsa i lichii-fl-innastoyashchikh poluzh-
estkokrylykh--vrecliteley seltskokhozyaystvennykh kulttur.)
Ori,:; Pub Tr. Vses. entomol. a-va, 1956, 45, 218-342
Abstract These were descriptions anc! sketches of the bugs' eggs of
the followinF, families on the steppes and forests of the
European part of USSR: iaithocoridae, Miridae Nabidae,
Coreidae, Pentatomidae) Lygaeidae, Pyrrhocoridae and Menti-
fications tables of the e.,,Cs of the first five farrilics.
Descriptions (and sketches) of the larvae of Miridae, Ly-
ganeidae, Pyrrhoeoridae) Coreidae, Pentatomidae and their
identification tables were Civen. A table of the dimensions
of the eggs, larvae and cetain parts of their bodies was appen-
Cled. The names of the buCs and their synonyms were inOicated.
Card 1/1

PUCHKOVA, L.V.
Eggs of true Hemiptera-Heteroptera. Part 2: ITgaeidae. Int.
oboz. 35 no.2:262-284 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(Lygaeidae)

FUCHKOV, V.G. [Pachkov, V.H.1; FUCHKOVA, L.V.
The predatory-leaf bug Stethoconus cyrtopeltis Flor and its
relations with the pear lace bug Stephanitis pyri F. Zbir. -Drats'
Zool. muz. AN URSR no.28:79-84 157. (14IRA 11:5)
(Leaf bugs) (Iace bugs)

FUCHKOVA, L.Y.
Eggs of true Hemiptera - Heteroptera. Part 3: Coreidae tsupplement).
Part 4: Macracephaltdae. Int.obot-36 no.1:44-58 '57.
(MMA 10:4)
(Coreidas) (Macrocephalidae)
A"general survey of the atructme of ovipositor
or of adaptations with which it in substituted
in otber famiLies of the order* A definitive
table of thed eggs of 33 40cies of the famJ4
Coreidne of the European part of USM (vithout
FredImv1mz'ye and Zakav.'eazlye) with numerous
drevingg Illustrating the form of the egg, the
cap of ovipositor, the stnucture of eborion, and
the obaracter of laying. Plants on which the eggs are&
depositedl the calendar periods of their occurrence
and wintering. Description of the egg of Pbymta crassipes.

P(-ICHKOY,q L.V.
USSR
General and Specialized Zoology. 1nsects. P
?,Tor-,)hologv.
10~1 29
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V. G.
SR - ff XdL~4
Malde~,,'Y-b- -blences, Ukrpinian- S.,
a,
Some Chpracteristies of the Morphology of Abdom-
IZIP-1. Scent Glards in the Larvae of Scale Insects.
;~opovidi tqj Tjs~~F.$ 1c)58, iio. 1, loo-104
'ye I d
Lar.,a~e of titip, familles r In- ae, Pic --spid'!Fe
Scutelleridee, Penlt'~-tomijdl-e and A-centhosumldse
were si;udled. There are functioning odor glands
(G) on three tergites, and a number of species
retain rudiments of the fourth G. In Plataspidael
arid Cydnldae, the glands are azygous. In Coptus-t
oma scutellatum (Platespidae) they open in the
form of a wide fissure, and in Cydinldae, as in-
rest of the scale insects, in the form of lateral!
pores which remain after the fissure Is grown i
over. Characteristic of the larvel stage Is a
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A 91" " f r) P Puchkova. L..V. SOV-21-98-8-27127
TITLE; Modification of Female Genitalia in Stago=.us Amoenus
. gonomuz amcenus e
(Modifikatsiya zhenskikh genitaley u 'Stag Pruell
(Hemiptera - Heteroptera, PentatominRe)
FERIODIC,AL: Dopovidi Akarlemii nauk Ukrainslkoi RSR, 10,15F, Nr 8,
pp 9C~-006 (TJSSR)
ABSTRACT: The genitalia of Stagonomus amoenus consist of the same parts
as those of other Pentatominae species, but they Pre modified
as a result of adaptation to the manner of oviDosition. Pa-
rasternites VII lose their stigmae in the larvae at instars
II - III, but in the imago they are Dart Of the scutellum
covering the genitalia from above. The genitalia are supported
by a projection of segment VII and the spoon-shaped curved
gonocoxae VII which are provided with a strong articulated
process. The arch is narrow, rather intensely chitinized: its
apex is visible from without, is obtuse and has several
tough bristles. The triangle is elongated and partly visible
in the gap between the gonocoxae VIII which are directed to-
wards each other. The seminal-receptac,le is of the pentato-
moidal type, and a distinctive feature is an axone which is
vqsq~ longer than the ampule.

PTXHKOVA., L. V., Candidate of Biol Sci (diss) -- "The structure and dsvelom----et of
eggs of ground Hemiptera-Heteroptera and their classification". Kiev, 1959. 15 PP
(Acad Sci Ukr S,%, Inst of Zool), 150 copies (KL, No 22, 1959, 112)

PUCHKOVA, L.V.
Eggs of trne bugs (Hemiptera - ifeteroptera). Report fio.5: -Fentato-
moidea, rt.l. Ant. oboz. 38 no-3:634-648 '59. (PaRA 13:1)
liZoologicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR, Kiyev.
(Stinkbugs) (Insects--Development)

PUCHKOVA, L.V._
I Eggs of true bugs (Hemiptera-Heteroptera). Report No.6: Pentatomo-
idea. Part 2; Pentatomidae and Pl&taspidae. Ent. Ob0z. 40 no.l:
(MIRA jj+:/+)
~31-143 ,61.
(Stinkb~gs) (Insects-Eggs)

PUCHKOVA, L.Y.
Geaeral. features of the structure of the eggs and female
genitalia in the Scutellercidea. Pratsi Inst.zool.Al URSR
15:117-U3 159. OUU 13:7)
(Hemiptera.)

PUGHKOVA, L.V.
Morphological description of a stinkbug head (Hemiptei - Heterop-
tera, Pentatomoidea). Zool-zhur- 38 no.12:1825-1834 D 159.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Institute of Zoology, Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian
S.S.R., Kiev.
(Stinkbugs) (Insects--Anatom7)

.-i W, p E-11'-V A , -1 v.
of the morphology of the ant-ennae of wal-r
L~-
-' a,S4 7-3*. Zool. Ali URSR 20.-217-22,1 1 ' -
- =, . r ~ ~ ~.. 04.
(MIR-A 18:/,)

TOFACHEVSKIY, A.V.; OKSIYUK, O.P.; CHERNITSKAYA, L.N.; YURCHENKO, V.V.;
PUCH,KOVA., L.V.; POLIVANNAYA, M.F.
Hydrobiological characteristics of canals in the southern part
of the Ukrainiaii S.S.R. based on the materials of 1962. Trudy
Gidrobiol. ob-va 14t163-169 063. (MBU 17:6)
1. Institut gidrobiologii AN Ukr6SR, K:kvev.

PTITSYNA, L.P.; PUCHKOVA, L.V.; RUMYANTSEVA, L.V.
Witric invariants of equations of quadrics in a quasi-elliptic
space. Uch. zap. MGPI no.208:265-277 163. (MRA 111:6)

VYZHGINA, L.B.; PUCHKOVA, L.V..
~btric invariants of equations of quadrics in hyperspaces. Uch.
zap. MM no.208!214-221 163. (MIRA 17-6)

PUCHKOVAJI-4.v.
Frenet's formulae In semielliPtic spaces. Izv. AN Azerb. SSR.
Ser,j'-fiz.-mat. I tekh. nauk no.4.-59-64 163. (MIRA 16.-12/1

PUCHKOVA, L.V.
Venation. of posterior wings of water and shore bugs. Pratei
Inst. zool. AN UHSR 17:124,131 161.
Leaf ininers and gall insects in the imiddle Dniepr Valley.
11&-123 161.
Statistical ana-lysis in mowing and some other methods for de-
termi'aing the population of insects. 132-139 (MIRA 16::L1)

-- PUCHKOVA, L,-T.
Rudiments of odoriferous glands in the pupae of the family Scara-
baeidae. Zool. zhur. 42 no.8:1266-1268 163. (MIRA 16-9)
1. Institute of Hydrobiology, Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian
S.S.R., Kiev. (Glands, Odoriferous) (Scarabaeidae)

PUCHKOVA, L.V.
Gfi-Araeteristics of the wintering of Nepidae (Hemiptera-Heteroptera).
Vop. ekol-.. 7:147-149 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Institut gidrobiologii AN UkrSSR, Kiyev.
(Water scorpions) (Hibernatipn)

FUCHKOVA L.V., nauchnyy sotrudnik
WWWWWO&M-m- "-w -
The sprout fly Ghortophila cilecrurs, on cabbage Zashch. rast.
ot vred. i bol. 6 n0-10:58 0 161. (kRA 1616)
1. Ukrainskaya akademiya sellskokho4aystvennykh nauk, Kiyev.
(Cabbage-Diseases and pests)
(Flies-Extemination)

I PUCHKOVA, ~.-jo,kand. biolog, nauk
The cucumber leaf bug Halticus saltator Geoffr in greenhon"s.
Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 5 no.11:57 N 160.
(MIRA 16-1)
(Cueumbers-Diseaaes and pests)
(Leaf bugs-Extermination)

PUCHKOVA -114yLi-Vasillygyna; PUCHKOV, Georgiy Vasillyevich; KILLEROG,
~~~.M., red. izd-va; LISOVETS, A.M.,, tekhn. red.
(Invertebrate pests of stored grain and grain products; a brief
guide] Bespozvonocb37e - vrediteli zerna i zernovykh produktov;
kratkii opredelitell. Kiev, Izd-vo Akad. nauk USSR, 1962. 31 P.
(MIRA 15:7)
(Grain-Diseases mid pests)
(Iusects, Injurious and beneficial)

POPOVA, Ye.M.,;,,PI;AQ L.-IYANITSKAYA, Ye.A.
Using yeast autolyeates to Inm-rove the quality of bulk Process
qhampa -87 157.
. -_gnp.,Biokhlm,,vin..no,5;79 (MIRk 10:6)
1. Institut blokhimii im. A.N. Bakha, b SSSR.
(Champagne (wina)) (Yeast) (Autolysis)

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Factors influencing the rate of enzyme clarification of vine
and juices[in %seian with Saglish susum yj Biokhim.vin. no.l:
60-70 47. (MLEA 7:10)
1. Institut biokhimii imeni A.Y.Bakha.
(Wine and wine making) (Razymes)

,r-vc1-1eOVA,
POPOVA, Ye.M.; PUCHKOVA, M.G.
SU-nificance of a fermentative preparation frou Botrytte cineres,
for grape musts[in. Rassian with Inglich summery]. 1Biokhim.vln.no.l:
71-76 147. NLRA 7:10)
1. Institut biokhlmii imeni A.H.Bakha.
(Wine and wine making) (Botrytis cinerea)

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pt Wiley. S"cr I has alliffilotic properlict It thirto Imt is.
00 '11111V Xlefitr C'solditione. Strain N I oil 1. ImAmicil from
60 ilk, ralrd 1"t In Yield. (Apt"I Yield 4.1 luverlillilk it. .00
:;ulyrs Ample air supply, active evalin., anil proper nu,) N0*0
00 J Illents (r C. N11111,110.. NPCI. ik~parmjltir' '11141 Isms).
1%0, chief ellityltle Involved III tile opwrtill :20 0
U
1u
Wtis (At synthesis and
40
1'~% by 11prilysis miss oxidisills accost is Added, r 1. 1). 1 N
I or 0110% KHr0,. The protrillytic rtitymes it I
1 10. coo
also have an iniptirtant function tit the hii~vuth"Ls of fat
-Rec,,wry of the fat aftcr fermentation is ifillicult; CIICI' 71 !!0
exist. after trealiticitt with aq. IICI 6 nuire rfloctive than
VIA) extol. Cosmos. of tile fat from 8 Culturors were: acid
11.1. 1411-1722; qalK)n. tit). 1170-211; itisfine no. 24-56.
Ali Pilot plant fermentations (1)"t effccoted Ily milding sue- :ZO
_ivt, increments of the tn"Jiurn) yie)dctl A 11,111JItsible
I'mitict ct'litg. at lea%t M% fat anti about 2E)7c protein.
di Julian F. Smith
tie 0
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.~tncntatltiu consists of Z~erlods, 64natldn of Ak-H and tian -
fomadou,of AW Ihi6acefal, and that-theflAvor 6f ACTO-l'
vilnesAtpends"On the ratio of Aill/acetal rather thau,od-l-
theirabi;djutg; The best old wines hadaratlo.of 1.21-4Mi
-',Org._C3ters'(up to~20.Rfi26~.Aj,iiei*Jorxnid daring-th

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in
hi
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a
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ann
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on
eor
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w
age o
z
t
old wines was due to their diffusion frorn the oak containers
- int6tliewtn6ahd(br)totliired~cti6nof~the-~xidlzM,fbms
of tannins dmriag7zhe aglujr.-
%anish sherrycontained the
highest.aint. of phiarogiticinol.(46.0 fiig.A,) as compared
With the Wive sorts (2.".G ing./Iji. --Thelowest amt. of
amift? 7 N ~2A.00 - m found. In' the most, typ
'
d!
ift
l
l
A66
l
l
h
av
ne, an
e
amtc of vltjm
mu
f
~ (th
ni
'decreased dartni the fermentation.- --The differences, 4-
illacin)
arnong the samples with respect to thetitratable aciffity-aud'
-small.- 22irfriences wlerwdj-~-

r
vm

A M-Maw

t marase iu t eAj;ing pfocsW of d1affi

Mad. Nauk Mrxlkurfil~_&q low).
ofcct ot the preptis; (corn OWuln 14&4t.- 110trWr
n1d' h 's
21111 Aspetehis orrwe airt - Wchcm-'
-
+
te
fics of chnitip is
ropci
11W. PFvj),M MOM: QC with jeatt-lautollgat"
.
'Sit ll -Ile cit~swic uctlvlt:~ at the wiliesI
,. Illy iiicr, , ~pd I I m. $
hil
,
~
A Aght act;vli I pi~riv),Iasc hiverime,and gluicisildase
,
--I fturing Lite es of pro-
ttafic(
teinytie enzymes, polyplictioll oxiditie, dad delz-1drollenase
were nZycaled oilly ut,03'. b~ghmlnff of the ajhj~ proem,
i
A
d
e
re
ncream
. w
Orr: usters, ~Iycerol. aud nicothile. a0

aild file itvur c0 or
riAluoi; obtaikit wtre ~upcriorAn R I
-
n
eiied
r
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taStC, Mid h
,

cintiea
cac,:ave iviWne picpn. froziiA
E. Wlerhf~kl
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E

features of the develo ant oi slierry! -frecil g and thawing ti:chaiqit*e); and hoil&tq1af48`1iF4H'
film an:l lt~ use,in production. ~. N.. M. Mlklyau, E. M.- hrs; oliast in the control sample and in, -the heated sairipW
PopiiV3, N. F. Sienko, M. A. Cormsimav. and M. G. Puch-; generated very sldwly~ - Th,, besi ittivity: wsi xiot~d zwlth!
koviu~Biakhfm.~ Viiiodeli)a, Mornik--4 329-35(`1953r~=- - 180* treatment- with the activity decreasing with,-.n, Anj;'T.'.
hi".1ti atica of'biocheri. processes of.viriiculture shm. ':crcaseiritemp. After the treatramtarapid inci'
castilli thv
that there. 13 -it decrease in the ivine of the vitamins of group' activity of esternse and peroxidase. is --noted.
11, sugxesting that thevitamins arc used by the yeast cells - i lintlawry lab. cxpts.~ tests were made in 5 large: vats-Conte.
ti
-iii the nattir! of an Addul. factor,of nutrition.. Previous' i (A) control wine', (B) wine + 0.5% inaeeru on j q!,-~
obscrvations have shown *that the microorganisms of yeast !.wine. + 0.570 yeast autolysis product lirccessed at iitcrnp
Capable of absorbing vitautins. from Lhe surrounding- of. --~180% (D) wine + go mg.11. annuo nia N..(E)jvlfi~gifj~ e
n1effla. Studies were made oF(I) microbiol, obscrvations~ anuncaia- N.- All were carefully mixe& i1a
the Intensity of growth Rvd. the development of sherry. with a layer of sherry. yeast No. 96- ThOm
.film imd.iLs tivirphnlogical chwigus at the time of processing; tion of the plasina cells were noted at differilittitkift", fill' -
lvlli~ filtrogenmis ahd bioactive substancics; and (2) the' development of the film. - The most. rapid gowt1i 'a' At
Y~4 _,ULM
Woc I Y Ln i. and Cl I Un. prmmsi. i it t i i J erlyii g 5h erry formation.: served in (C) and gE);' . Durin g the first 60 days, the ivzt..~ oU
pt favorable condi-; ate. case LvJng snovm-
(--,tilts of the Gmt tests5how thatthemo, . the greatest dccr
t i'llLs for, the. d6relopmeut of the f11!.T is displayed by, the, (B). A decrease in sumir and total Wid ~olatffe. OX
iardiiinis in which there has been Clie Ado. of 0.5% yeast noted with an increase In aldehydes. It is P'ossiblli-to,
-?win
.As processed at a tcnip. rf -180%:I20'mg-/1. am-- sherryformation by introducing to the origin-if wine ma;t
Ti~oaia X, "d 0.4 mg.A..riboflavine. The anits. of aide-, other wine mAterial rich- in extractable substancm, None
SpeCiftg.11V %CeLd, are consideralil d in compounds in the form'of irmccration jWce (1) of ~7'. 'it
warlf;on with t#i~cstrol. : A secaud setof 11. tolysis* product. Investigations indicate That. the
per-
gr
Lion
iud to dirnft4u;tbc Occessity ol:the -ISO* tenip. effect is,obtained by the addn.,cf I in combilla witl~.
vki!:m tvat&I s,t -401, -10* (ivith a 5-fold arnmonLa.
S. B. 1
_4

0

Treatment o
sitiai. wlt .01]ZyMe rreppration.
I M
'
-
wi-or oli
cimplie from 11w;y6r; Cif
wl~a !it
tilc r.,
!"tages III ri'l-lim station, glvm~ 1 tic bcst
lpiv a
'

leml-t-Itwilt ~
lir Ole-il ta allu
. of total "tem. VIyccrxll. it
C

vid.- Tid'i Im. fit -n-le plepli
iinic it .1. call
'
iluprowd tilotily all.1 ;Ili A0101-Tal
lm) lot tile tilatl Ow

POPOVA, Ye.ll.-; PUCHKOVA, M.G.
Comparative study of autolysates of different yeasts. BiOkhiM. 71n.
no.6:53-59 160. (MEM 13: 10)
1. InFititut blokhimli im. A.N. Bakha AN SSSR.
(Yoast) (Autolyeis) (Wine andwia) lftkinp--Microbiology)

I.". ~- I;..-, ~ ~ -~. :~ - -~;. .~: -- -.-
ARTYUKHOVA, N.N.; BREIIIER, L.F.; GRIGORENKO, A.S.; IFATOVA, M.S.;
KAREffSHEVA, T.D.; KOZLOV, MI. - KOLYSEVA, L.I.;
KUCHU1,1011A, N.A.; I-IAKAROVA, M Ye.; PU~; ~Q,-ILA.;
SEKDdNA, Ye.T.; SOKOLOVA, T.S.; STATIYEVA, V.F.;
TYUITYAYIETA, V.V.; KHRAMTSOVA, A.A.; CHURAYEEVA, V.V.;
FOKIN, D.F.Y red.
(Foreign trade of the U.S.S.R. for 1959-1963; a statistical
abstractl Vneshniaia torgovlia Soiuza SSR za 1959-1963 go-
dy; statisticheskiy sbornik. Moskva, Vneshtorgizdat, 1965.
483 P. (MIRA 18: 7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo vneshney torgovli.
Planovo-ekonomicheakoye upravleniye. 2. Nachalinik Planovo-
ekonomicheskogo upravleniya Ministerstva vneshney torgovli
SSSR (for Fokin).

V i
PHASE X TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 7o6 - x
BOOK call No.: AF646764
Author: PUCHKOVA, N. G., Edit.
Full Title: STUDY AND APPLICATIONS OF OIL PRODUCTS.
SYMPOSIUM OF WORKS OF THE TeKhRATSNEFTI (All-Union Bureau
for Efficient Use of Oil Products) Issue 2.
Transliterated Title: Issledovaniye i primeneniye nefteproduktov
(Sbornik rabot Tekhratenefti) Vypusk II.
PUBLISHING DATA
-Originating Agency; Ministry of the Petroleum Industry. Main
Office of Oil Marketing (Glavneftesbyt). All-Union Scientific
Research Institute for Petroleum Products. (VNIITNEFTI)
Publishing House: State Scientific and Technical Publishin House
of Petroleum and Nineral Fuel Literature (Gostoptekhizdatf
Date: 1950 No. PP.: 329 No. of copies: 3,000
Editorial Staff: None
PURPOSE AND EVALUATION: This is a symposium of 22 articles on the
study and uses of oil products. The articles are on the
scientific research level, are based on data obtained by
experiments, and are supplied with lists of references. This
symposium was collected by the All-Union Office for Efficient
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AID 7o6 - x
Issledovaniye i primenenlye nefteproduktov (Sbornik rabot
Tekhratsnefti) Vypusk II.
Utilization of Oil Products (Tekhrateneft') from studies
conducted in 1947-48 and to some extent in 1949. This is
the second issue of publications on-the research work
conducted in this office. This book is intended for
engineers, technicians and scientific workers engaged in the
field of research, transportd;ion, storage and use of oil
products.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This is a symposium of articles on various problems
connected with the production, study and use of oil products.
The 22 articles are the result of finished studies on problems
relating to the selection and testing of fuels and lubricants
6 article:~, the physical and chemical study of oil products
q article , consistent lubricants (3 articies)and, finally,
~
economy of petroleum depots and main oil pipe-lines (4 articles).
No special chapter has been assigned to experiments and studies
of addition agents for lubricants as this constitutes a rather
small field.
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AID 7o6 - x
Issledovanlye i primeneniye nefteproduktov (Sbornik rabot
Tekhratsnefti) Vypulak II.
Table of Contents and Synopsis Page
Chapter One
Preface 3
Selection and Testing of-Puels and Lubricants
1. Voinov, N. P. Selection of the Most Favorable
Conditions for Running in of an Idling "Moskvich"
Motor. 5
By adjusting the "Moskvich" motor to proper
running conditions and selecting suitable lubri-
cants (with addition agents) the friction wear of
the motor's moving parts can be reduced and the
motor's life extended. Tables, charts. No
references listed.
2. Rubinshteyn, S. F. Influence of the Type of Motor
Operation on its Wear.
The wear of a "Moskvich" motor was tested at
different speeds and using lubricants-with different
additives. The results of those tests are given,
the best running conditions indicated, and the most
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Issledovaniye i primeneniye nefteproduktov (Sbornik rabot
Tekhratsnefti) Vypusk II.
suitable lubricants selected. Tables, charts. Page
References: 3 Russian (1946-1949)
3. Voinov, N. P. Testing Automobile Lubricating Oils with
Complex-Additives of Soviet Production 16
The-present trends in automobile motor construction
,are to increase power by increasing compression, to
~-de"*crease weight while accelerating the motor
revolutions, and to improve the quality of material for
tarts.subjected to friction. These trends present
difficult problems in the finding of new suitable
lubricants. Increasing motor power while decreasing
weight leads to an increase of specific-,pressure in
friction joints which requires lubricating film with
higher strength. The higher quality of friction
-surfaces allows for smaller clearances between them,
which require lubricants of lower viscosity and
higher-lubricating characteristics. The accelera-
tion of the motor revolutions with an increase in
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