SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ROGINSKAYA, B.S. - ROGINSKAYA, YU.YE.

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USSR/Analytical CheL-dutry - Analysio of Inorganic Substances G-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Kiiimiya, No 4, 1957, 12051
Author Golldinov A.L., Roginskaya B66.
Title Method for the Deterd[fiation of Small Amounts of Calciurl
in Brine
Orig Pub Zavod. laboratoriya, 1956, 22, No 7, 8ol-802
Abstract The brine (100 ml) is passed through a colwm filledwith cath-
ionite in the Na-forri, at a rate of 2-5 ml/minute. The colum
is washed with i-tater, 50-60 ml, at a rate of 5 ml/minute, fil-
trate and wa-shings are discarded. To eluate the Ca, 30 rLl HC1
(1:9) are passed through the column at a rate of 1-5-2 ml/min-
ute, followed by 70 ral water at a rate of 5 ml/minute. Acid
solution and washings are neutralized, to litmus, with,caustic
soda, 2 a~ 2 N solution of NaOH are added, and titration is
carried out with 0.01 H solution of Complexon III, in the pres-
ence of murexide, until color of the solution changes from
Card 1/2

GOLIDINOV, A.L.; ROGINSKAYA, B.S.
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Method for determining small amounts of calcium in brine. Zav.lab.
22 no.7-,801-802 256. (MLRA 9:12)
(Brines) (Calcium-Analysis)

BAMDAS, A.M.,- doktor tekhn.r-,,k; SHAPIRO, S.V.,, kand.tekhn.nauk; BLINOV, I.V.,
~L,
inzh.; ROGINSKAYAJ, :
inzh.
A,
Large statie,ferromagnetic frequency trippler for an electric
welding systems. Trudy GPI 19 no.3:43-49 163- (MIRA 17:10)

ROGINSKAYA, E.I.
Treatment of.tuberculosis with artificial penumothorax and antibacterial
preparations. Probl,"tub. 36 no.6:39-41 '58 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Iz dispansernogo sektora (zav,' prof. M.I. Oyfenbakh) Inatituta
tuberkuleza OF SSSR (dir. Z.A. Lebedeva)6-
(PMINOTHORAX, ARTIFICIAL,
adjuvant bacteriostatien (Rug))

ROGINSKAYA, I.S.
Dimorphism of sperms in some species of mollusks of the genus Cory-
phella Gray (Gastropoda, Nudibranchia). Dokl. AN SSSR 152 no.5:
1256-1259 0 163. (NIRA 16:12)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh im. A.N.Severtsova'AN SSSR.
Pred.9tavlono akademikom K.I.Skryabinym. I I
M

C~dolcg-.,r of spearmatolgenesii in '.etraploid M-ale sillkmorms: (Report No.2:
C,-,,orietri-c Study. TSitollngiiarv. 0" no.3,.298-3C-4 MY-Je f64 M-IFLA 18:9)
1, Jaboratorira eksperimentallnoy embriologii Tnstituta morfologii
zh,-votnykh ,tN SESSR, Moskva.

ROCIINSKAYA, I.S,
Sperma-togenesis in tetraploid males of the mulberry silYworm
Report No.1: Cytological research. TSitologila 6 no.1:72-76 Ja-F
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Laboratoriya eksperimentuallnoy embriologii institilta morfologii
zhivotnykh AN SSSR, Moskva.
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ROGIhSKAYA., as,
A large nudibranchiate Coryphella fuses, O'Donoghue, a
predator of the small nudibranchiates Coryphella rufi-
branchialis Johnston and Cuthona sp. Zool. zhur. 43 no.11:
1717-1719 164. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh AN SSSRp Moskva.

RQCLINSKAYA. I.S.
Nudibranchiata, of the'White Sea in the region of the White Sea
Biological Station-ef,the Moscow State University. Trudy
Belomor.biol.sta.MGU 1;88-108 162. (MIRA 16-.1)
1. '~afedra Zoologii "spozvonochnykh Moskovskogo gosudarstven-
nogo universiteta.
(White Sea--Nudibranchiata)

ROGINSKAYA, I.S. -
Spawn of Mudibranchlata of the White Sea. Trudy Belomor.biol.
sta.MGU l.-201-214 162. 0 - (MIRA 16.-:L)
1. Kafedra zoologii bespozvor=hny-kh Mogkovskogo gosudarstven-
nogo universitsta.
(White Sea-Nudibranchiata) (Mollugks-Eggs)
1~

ASTALROV, B.L.; GOLY31INVA, M.D.; ROGIIISKAYA, I-S-
ChrOTIOSome coriplex of the Ussuri geographical race of the wild
silkiform Bombyx mandarina n. in connection with problems on
the origin of the domesticated silk worm Bombyx mori. TSitolo-
glia 1 no-3:327-332 My-Je '59. (KIRA 12:10)
1. Laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy embriologii Instituta ?3orfologii
zhivotn.vkh All SSSH, 14oskya.
(MI&SAN DISTRICT (MARITIME T]IRRITORT)--SILKWORMS)

ROGINSKAYA, I.S.
--- I-
Biology, of the reproftetioh and development of Cuthona pustulata
(Gastropoda, Nudibranchia),, Dokl. AN SSSR 146 no.2:488-491
s 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Institut morfologii zbivotnykh ime AeN* Severtsbva AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom L.Se- Shtern*
(Gas-tropoda)

ROGINSM, I.Yu.
Rheostat transducer.
Geofiz. p-rl-b. no,lq-,102-10.3 164.
(MIPA i8.9)

BLINOV, TJ.- RGGrL-;KAYA, L.L
C4-
.,~atic ferroragnetic pulEe generato a. Tyud-~- GPI 19 no.3,.85-87 263.
(MIRA 17010)
111

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Ara d-,.,scribed. lhe froquerxy octuplar!
coruz;. ::~.z pr-"~-,xy w-;rx-, ;u,~pl a ". phafic ~;y.:tcm are c
_z; 6 !;L.":. onmocted
c ~-i oucIr. a uray 'Ll-nat L' c core rorn, a z-..-,-u-.otrical C-phaso
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and windi-Zs fad aL frcqL-Li 'c: tincc the
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Lurply c'.".,-',Lctcjris-.J.cs of ;7odclz Of 2-eva and 900-va
an
a--a pi:-esentod. T:-.o 2--%wi o-at"plur cff-c-ancy of 6Z,
"o 70,'j, 40 Both have a racar-sinusold output
1.~izrly h='d ex;.Ornal the'r.0-1 4 to. ~uii--oni-
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ACC NR, XR6026422 -SOUAck-coff.- Uil6l9616610001C,051103~1:1034"*1-16-
=THOR: Bazdas, A. M.; Shapiro, S. V.; Yomol'yanov, V. F.; Yovatignoyova, T. A.$
Blino"r -V-; Davydova, L. N.; Zakharov, N. V.; Makhin, Yu. I.; B.
t==L~ _'. "j
Frolov, V. T.
TITIE: Development work on static frequency changers in the Gor'kiy Polytechnic
Instituo im. A. A. Zhdanov
SORCE: Ref. zh. ElektrotekhnJka i energatika, Ab3- 51205
RET SOURGF: 5b. V.,.. nauGhno-tokhn. konforentsiya, po primeneniya vjsokoskorostn.
."ashin s olektroprivodom povyahon. chastoty,toka v nar. kh-ve. Ordzhonikidze, 1945,1
47-51
T0?IC TAGS: frequency changer, frequency converter, frequency conversion
,B5VVC-: Tho Laborator-/ has developed static forromagnotic quadruplors. octuplars,
a,-.a norraplers with solf-magnotization by flux intermediate harmonics, with single-
and 5-phase output; also, a 1.5-ratio frequency changer has been developed. TheirI
principal characteristics, power and weight data are reported. Specifically, the
weight of active material varies from 36 to 29 kg/kva for capacities 1-6 kva;I
efficiency, 70-8Q~. With an input voltage variation of 90-110~, the quadrupler
voltage varies only by :t 5-8%. The output voltage of a negative-feedback-type
octupler varies only by:t 46 withaload current varying from zero to 1,-4% its
Card UDC; 621.314.26

-ACC NRJ~R60284227
nomdnal. valtio. The octupler output voltage can be regulated within � 15~& by
controlling its magnetization current. The efficiency of the 1-5-ratio frequency
cranger is 60-70~. it is capable of stable operation despite input voltage and load
tvariations within + 59~ of their nomin4l values. Your figures. Bibliograpby of
4 titles. S. ShapijFo [Translation of abstraot]
SUB CODE: 09
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DANIELI-BEK, S. ; KMIRST, S.; ROGINSKAYA, N.
The TGK-10 thermo-electric generator. Radio no.9:13-14 S 156.
(Electric generators) MR& 9: 11)

Subject USSR/Electronics AID P - 5o16
Card 1/1 Pub. 89 - 1/1.4
Authors Daniel'-Bek, V., S. Kurfirst, and.N, 19ALnska~,a
Title Thermoelectrogenerator TGK-10
Periodical Radio, #9., 13-14y S 1956
Abstract The authors describe the starting of small-serial
production of thermoelectrogenerators, of the TGK-10
type, with 10-12 watt capacity, and destined for feeding
radiocenters of the KRU-2 type in small collective farms.
The authors describe the thermoelectrogenerators in
detail. Three drawings.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

DANIYELI-BEK, V.; VORONIN, A.; ROGINSKAYA, N.
TGK-3 thermoelectric generator. Radio no.2:24-26 F '54. (KLRA 7:2)
(Electric power production) (Thermocouples)

ACCESSION NR: AR4042155 S/0196/64/000/005/AO13/AO13
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Blektrotekhnika i energetika, Abs. 5A96
AUTHOR: Daniyel'-Bek, V. S.; Roginskaya, 21. S
TITLE: Some new types of thermopiles and thermoelectric generators of
increased power
CITED SOURCE: Izv. Leningr. elektrotekhn. In-ta, TY*P- 51, 1963, 93
TOPIC TAGS: thermopile, thermoelectric generator
TRANSLATION: A brief description is given and the characteristics of improved-
technology of manufacture of thermopiles and new types of thermoelectric gen-
crators of increased power are presented- TGK-18 (18w) and'TGK-36 (36 w) - for
rural radio installation, and also TGG-16 (16 w) - for feeding the cathode shield
of main gas lincs. The technical and economic prospects of wider application
of therniclectric current sources are considered.
S1113,CODE: EE ENCL: 00
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DAVIELI-BEK, Vladimir Serfreyevich,*.J-(O
q;g~~A,_ Noemi Solo IIUD-
_--pupyna
SKIY, G,S., otv. red.; RYAUNTSEVA, M.M., red., red.; SLUTSKI.21,
A.A.V tekhn. red.
[Thermoelectric generators] Termoelektrogeneratory. Moskvaj Gos.
izd,-vo lit-ry po voprosam sviazi i radio, 1961. 51 P.
(MIRA 14: 1-1)
(Thermoelectric generators)

LEVINSON, M. M.; RJGINSKAYA, P.A.
Ultraviolet Rays-Therapautic Use
"Cold quarz" irradiation of tonsils in scarlet fever. Pediatriya no. 1952.
Month1v List of Ltussian Accessions, Library of Gon.gress, October 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

KIBIREV, B.I.; RCGINSKAYA, R., otv. za vyp.
[Maintenance of a motor vehicle; educational manual
for the study of the topic No.10 UMaintenance of trailers.")
Tekhnicheskoe obsluzhivanie avtomobilia; uchebno-metodiche-
skoe posobie po izueheniiu temy No.10 "Tokhnicheskoe obslu-
zhivanie pritsepov." Gor'kii, Zaochnyi avtomobillno-dorozh-
nyi tekhnikum, 1963. 17 p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Truck trailers--Maintenance and repair)

YEGOROV, N.G.; ROGINSKAYA R.D.
Detecting Si02 in the presence of a large amount of fluorine.
Trudy NIIAsbesttsementa no.12:97-99 161. . (min 16:8)
(Silica) (Fluorine)

ILTCMQOIC-I
YEGOROV, N.G.; ROGINSKAYA, R.D.
Detection of fluorine by the cation method. Trudy
NIIAsbesttsementa no.12:94-96 161. (MIRA 16:8)
(Fluorine)
. I I I

ROGINSKAYA,--R..M.
Characteristics of the outcomes of and defective states in infectious
lesions of the central nervous system associated with mental dis-
orders. Vop.psikh.i nevr. no.7:150-159 161. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Iz psikhiatricheskoy bollnitsy imeni Kashchenko (glavnyy vrach -
I.T.Viktorov., nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. Ye.S.Averbukh).
(PSYCHOSES) (NERVOUS SYSTEM-DISEASES)

ROGINSY-kYA, Ta. A.
"On Chronic Tonsillitis in Brucellosian
Sov. Zdravookhr. Kirgizii. No 3. Pp 34-37, 1953
The differentiation between tonsillogenic and brucellar tonsillitis
is often very difficult. Of the 281 Datients operated onfbr chronic ton-
sillitis 113 showed positive serological reaction for brucallosis. Only
31 of the cases were doubtful; 13 of them had reported at the brucellosis
station. The tonsillectomy was successful in all patients. Pain decreased
or completely disappeared. Temperature returned to normal. After 1-8
months all patients except one had greatly Improved althaudi the serologi-
cal reactions remained Dositive. -Tonsillitis therefore has a good effect
on the clinical course of brucellosts. There is great significance In the
elimination of recurrent angina which always aggravates the disease.
(RZhBiol. No 7. 1954)
SO: Sum, To. 606. 5 Aug. 55

ROGINSWATAO TS.A.., dotsent; HATERCHIK. A.A., kand.med.nauk; OSKANBEKOVA,
V.Yu., assistent; VOLYWIN, la.G., asolstent
In memory of Professor Abram Llvovich Brudnyl. Top.otorin. 21
no.6.-118-119 N-D 159. (MIRA 13:4)
(OBITUARIES)

ROGINSKAYA . A.
Chronic purulent inflammation of the middle ear. Sav. zdrav. Kir.
no-1:51-55 Ja-F 162. (141 IRA 15 -- 4)
1. Iz kafedry bolezney ukha, nosa i gorla (zav. - dotsent Y-4.D.
Vasilenko) Kirgizskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(EAR-DISEASES)

ROGIRSKAYA, TS.A., dotsent
Anaphylactic shock on the administration of penicillin. Zhur.ush.9
nosA aorl.bol. 22 no.2:69-71 Mr-Ap 162. (MIRA, 15:1-1)
l.Iz kafedry bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa (zav. - dotsent Yxi.D.
Vasilenko) j%3-rgizskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(PENICILLIN-TOXICOLOGY) (ANAPHYLAXIS)

ROGINSLIYA, TS.N.;SVETOZARSKIY, S.V.;FINMISHTEYN. A.I.;ZILOBF.RKAN. Y6.19.
Molecular structure of unsaturated ketones--bimolocular products
of cyclohexanone condensation. Zhur. ob. khim. 28 no. 8:2229-2233
A,, 158. (MIRA 11:10)
(Cyclohexanone).
(Condensation products(Chomistry))
(Molecular structure)

/ , I- -.R, .-~ I . ---I-,-
- 1.11 ~ - -1- - .

L i z~ -a i t evmna d i F-
t , I %
'hy 1,~ ami ne i c 'a t3 t~ irL~ the
he..:am-e- i, e
1- f~ o i_ 1, r, 'Ohe usual i.-,etlhodis ei-,,~Ioyed in;
fi-m-n~hesis do not ensure th-j purity of 'the adiponi-
'h
-)rs on C- basi:;
I n ~he Present noLice the ~:.,Lith,
chem:~cv.1. analyses ard studyin6 the ultraviolet spectruTm of
ad;.,,~onitryl, a ne; method of its purifying They show that.
'-y treating adiponitryl with sulfuric acid and its subseauent
with an-monium bisulfite solution it is possible to ob-
S Jng)product Thich practically
11 th e, pure. and s~.able (in !or
o t abzorb ult-ravio'llet rays 3n the ranEe frow. 22C -;-o
h .

S OV/ F_ 0, -5 9 - 1 - 4Cili
;.hich So.
a n d

m
ROG..1,11S.KAYA,,,TS.N,; FINKELISHTEYN, A.I.; MUSHKIN, Yu.I.
Infrared spectra of the products of interaction of isocyanates
with hydrogen chloride. Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.12:3928-3932 D '63.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy i proyektnyy institut
azotnoy promyshlennosti i produktov organicheskogo sinteza.

50) SOV/75-14-3-20/29
AUTHORS: Rbginskaya, Ts. N., Finkel'shteyn, A. I.
TITLE: A Simplified Spectrophotometric Method for Determining
Organic Compounds by Absorption in Hear Infrared Region
(Uproshchennyy spektrofotometricheskiy metod opredeleniya
organicheskikh soyedineniy po pogloshcheniyu v blizhney
infrakrasnoy oblasti)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimiip 1959, Vol 14, Nr 3, PP 360-361
(USSR)
ABSTRACT-. The method described is useful for determining mixtures of
Chlorex (bis-p-ohloroethyl ether) and dichloro-ethane,
cyclohexanol, and cyclohexanone as well as of water in
isopropyl alcohol. The error limits are (for Chlorex) a',
a maximum of 7%, which is admissible for industrial analyses.
Figure 1 shows a scheme of the spectrophotometer. Silver
sulfide photoelements FESS-U10 were used as receivers. As
light filter the complex salt of copper sulfate with mono-
ethanol amine was usede The determination was carried out
on the basis of calibration curves (Fig 3). There are 3 fi--
Card 1/2 ures, 2 tables, and 5 references, 3 of which are Soviet.

4
KULIKOVA, A.Ye.; ZILIMIRWI, Ye.N..;_9.OCr-lNSKAYA.,TS.M.; SMIRMOVA. X.M.
Purification of adiponitrile. Zhur.prikl.khim. 32 no.1:227-
230 Ja 159. (MIRA 12:4)
(Adiponitrile)

AUT11ORS: Roginskaya', Ts. N., Svetozarskiy, S. Y., SOV/79-28-8-47/66
=.. , Zil I berrian, Ye . N.
TITLE: Concerning the question of the Molecular Structure of the
Unsaturated Ketones Which Are the Bimolecular Condensation
Product of Cyclohexanone (K voprosu o molekulyarnom stroyenii
nenasyshchennykh ketonov~bimolfakulyarnykh produktov konden-
sateii tsiklogeksanona)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1058, Vol. 28, Nr 6,
pp. 2229 - 2233 USSR)
ABSTRACT: On the basis of investigations on the chemical properties
of the ketone C 12H18 0(1) the structure (A) (Refs 6,9-11)
or structure (B)(Refs 9,10,12-12) may be assigned to it,
or it may be considered as a mixture of the two isomers
(Refs 15,16). Those supporting structure (B) (Refs 10,14)
base their arguments on the chemical reactions of the
ketone and cit6 the rule of Dikman-Kon(Dikman,Kon),
according to which the semicyclic double bond in the
cyclohexane ring is 'Less stable than the endocyclic double
Card 1/3 bond. The question of the structure of this ketone was more

ConcerninG the question of the Molt::cular Structure of SOV/79-28-8-47/66
the UnsaturaLed Ketones '11hich Are the Bimolccular Condensation Product
of Cyclohexanone
dis,duted by the discovery of a new unsaturated ketone
012His 0(11), by Reese (Rize)(Ref 12) in 1942. According
to his reactions thcre could be not doubt that a,p double
bonds were present. In contrast to (I) this compound is a
solid, relatively less stable, and on warming changes to
the liouid ketone W. The spectra of these two ketones,
(I) and (II), had not previously been investigated. The
authors investi.-ated the optical.properties of (I) and
(II) in order to establish their molecular structures. The
combined spectra obtained are given in the table, while
the infra-red absorption spectra appear in figures(l and 2
and the ultra-violet spectra appear in figures 3 and 4- It
was shown that both compounds are differe-it forms of the
a,p-unsaturated ketone 2-cyclohexylide cyclohexane. Figures
1-4 illustrate the spectral analytical results; figure 5
shuws the Structure Of th~ two stereoisomers of 2-cyclo-
hexylide cyclohexane. There are 5 figures, 1 table, and 20
Card '2/3 references, 2 of which are Soviet.

Concerning the Question of tile Molecular Structure of ' SOV/79-28-8-47/66
tile Unsaturated Ketones Which Are the Bimolecular Condensation Product
of Cyclohexanone
SUBMITTED: KaY 22, 1957
Card 3/3

5 (3)
AUTHORS: Finkel'ahteyn, A. I.,_ Roginskaya, To. S., SOV/32-25-6-12/44
Balabanova, P. N., Mal ac!e_v_9K_a~a,_77.--r. -,
Fisher, A. M., Machin, G. P.
TITLE: Spectrophotometric Analysis Methods of Organic Compounds in
Chemical Industry
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 8, PP 932 - 934
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article contains descriptions of spec,trophotometric analysis
methods (SA) for the analysis of hexachlorane with simultaneous
determination of the three and 6-isomers an well an for
the determination of-chlorobenzene in sewage water, the analysis
of ammeline and.ammelide mixtures, the determination of cyclo-
hexanol.and cyclohexanone in.cyclohexane, etc. As the spectra
of the investigated substances do not differ very much.fron that
of the basic substance a modified measuring scheme (Figure) of
the photocolorimeter was applied to make measuring at low op-
tical densities easier. A. copper-monoethanol amine-complex com-
pound (Ref 1) serves as light filterl its,maximum perviousness
is at 1.25 V. The used photoelement was FESS-U101 the spectro-
Card 1/2 meters.IKS-12 and SF-4. For the determination of chlorobonzene

Spectrophotometric Analysis Methods of Organic Compounds SOV/32-25-8-12/44
in Chemical Industry
in the waste water of the perchloro vinyl resin production the
"method of heterochromatic extrapolation" (Ref 3) was applied.
-As examples of determination of two components they describe
the determination of diethyl chloride and ethyl chloride in
carbon tetrachloride (Table 1), the determination of cyclo-
hexanol and cyclohexanone in cyclohexane and 2,4- and 2,6-tolu-
ylene diamine (Table 2). For the determination of Ammeline and
ammelide (Ref 5) according to a wove length (1250 MA) the acid-
ity of the medium is changed instead of the wave-length. The
determination of 3 components is shown in the determination of
hexachlorane isomers (Table 3) and the determination of 4. So
and 6 components at the analysis of 1,1- and 1,2-diethyl chlor-
ides, 1,1,2-trichloroethane and 1,1-, 1,2-9 and 1, 1,2, 2-tet-
rachloroethane in carbon tetrachloride, and they also investi-
gated a mixture of p-, m-, and o-xylol and ethyl benzene (Ta-
ble 4). There are 1 figure, 4 tables, and 5 Soviet references.
Card 2/2

:11MLISHYM. A.I.
Spec tra and spectraphotometric analysis of chlorinated *rganic cami-
pounde. Part 1. Dqt~rmination Sf chlerex in mixtures with dlehler*41-
than@. Zhureanalethim. 11 no.5;602-605 S-0 156.- (KTRA 10:1)
(Ith*r--Sjmetra) (Ithan~p~sctra)

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ROGUMYAYA, U.Z.; PIAMIYES, KhAh.. professor, saveduyushchiy; TIKAKOV, V.D.,
proNg direktor.
Test microbe for dotermining the &ctivity of streptomWein by the diffusion
method. Zhur.nlkrobiol.epld.1 Immun. no.8:12-16 Ag '53. OcLu 6:11)
1. Otdal eksperimentallnoy khialoterapii Instituta opidentologil I sWobla-
logii im. pochetnogo, akadomika N.F.Gasalel Akadesil veditainskikh nauk SM
(for PlavAlOyes). 2. Institut apidealologii I a1kroblologii in. pochatnogo
akademika N.P.Ganaley Aka4emii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Timakov).
(Streptaiwaln)

NEKHASOV . K.D., dol:tor tekhn. nauk., prof.. red.; ALITSMLER, B.A.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; 'r'.BL'NIKOV , F.I., kand. tekhn. nauk,
red.; MILOVAHOV) A.F., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; MILOBOV, V.M.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; SAU-WOV, G.D., kand. tekhn. nauk,
red.; SASSA, V.S., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; TARASOVA, A.P.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; ROGINSKAYA, V. ..., kand. tekhn. nauk,
red.; TESLE74KO, M.K., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; KUZNEETSOVA,
M.N., red. izd-va; I-110CHALTENA, Z.S.,, tekhn. red.
[Fireproof concrete and reinforced concrete in construction]
Zharoupornye beton i zhelezobeton v stroitellstve; trudy.
Moskva, Gos. izd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit.i stroit.
materialam., 1962. 301 p. (MLIA 15: 5)
1. Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po voprosam issledovaniya, pro-
yelctirovaniya, stroitellstva. i ekspluatatsil teplovykh agrega-
tov iz zharoupornykh betona i zhelezobetona, 1960. 2. Vauchno-
Issledovatellskiy institut betona i zhelezobatona Akademii
stroitellstva i arkhitektur-y SSSR (for Nekrasovp Alltshuler,-
Mellni]cov, Miloyawv, Milonov, Salmanov, Sassa, Tarasova).
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Chemistry, Analytical 21
Lithium aluminum hydride and its use In organic chemistry. Usp. khim./No. 1. 1952
Monjhly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, June 1952. Unclassified

.R_;)GI'_,-ISK!IYA,
Wo.)d Tar
Chemical composition of the acidic Dart of gas-generating wood tar,
Btujj. prom. 28 No. 4, 1953
Monthly IIL~j of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June -1953. U-11cl-

KUZNETSOV, S.G.; ROGIIEKAYA, Ye.V.
Rate of acetylation of some cholinergic substances containing a
.hydroxyl group. Zhur.ob.khim. 31 no.10:3360--3366 0 161.
(MA 14:10)
1. Institut toksikDlogii Akademii meditairAkikh nauk &93R,
Leningrad.
(Parasympanthomizotic substances) (Acetylation)

IM
KURIETSOV, S.G.; ROG1113KAYA.,-Ye.V.
Comparative investigation -of thr, rates of hydrolwis of
aminoalkyl esters and ihio-estars. Zhur.ob.khim. 32-nc.6:20P-6-2029 Je 262.
1 (MIRA 15:6)
1. Institut toksikologii Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR.
(Esters) (Choline) (Hydrolysis)

KUZNETSOV, S.G.; ROGINSKAYA, Yej.
A ON -
Rate of N-am ~sc~e cholinergie substances containing
-a tertiary, amino group. Zhur. ob. khim. 13 no.5:1570-1573
PV '63. (MIRA 16:6)
(Parasympathomimatic substances)
(Amino group) (Alkylation)

ACC NRt AP6025928 SOURCE CODE; UR/0301/66/012/004/0373/0376
AUTHOR: Ro ginskayal Ye. V.; Shchekoldina, V. I.
ORG: Laboratory for Drug Synthesis and Laboratory of Pharmacology, Institute of
Toxicology, Leningrad (Laboratoriya sinteza lekarstvennykh preparatov i laboratoriya
farmakologii. Instituta toksikologii)
TITLE: On the possibility of the participation of metals in the reactivation of
cholinesterose inhibited by organophosphorus compounds
SOURCHz Voprosy meditainakay khimii, 'v. 12, no. 4, 1966,.373-376
.TAGS:.cholinesterase-inhibition, inhibited
TOPIC cholinesterase reactivatio
compeetq monoisonitrosoacetone, arminOR04xvc O.V/Mf 801nP00A)O) L1110A-1AJ6S7'ejeA$F-
ABS'TRACTs "According to published th6orics,* cliolinesterase inhibited by
.organophosphorus compounds may be reactivated with various
reagents which diphosphorylate the inhibited cholin-~
esterase by attacking the P atom of the phosphoryl group. Since
only some nucleophillic reagents (hydroxamic acids and oximes)
dephosphorylate inhibited cholinesterase and since the dephos-
phorylation occurs under mild physiological conditions, it was
ted that the nucleophillic attack of oximes on the P ato
,sugges M
is facilitated by the presence of metals, which form coordina-
;tion bonds with phosphoryl oxygen and thus weaken the P-0 bond.
This was confirmed by the following experiments. Cholinesterase.
in blood sera and brains of cats was treated with EDTA to remove
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ACC NRj
AP6025928
-metal ions and then desalted. The cholinesterase in the control---'.
;and in the desalted samples was inactivated by the addition of
,armin (ethyl p-nitrophenyl ethylpliosphonate), then reactivated
with mono-iso-nitrosoacetone. The degree of the cholineasterase
inhibition was established by determining the rate constant K
of the hydrolysis of acetylcholine catalyzed by the initial,
inhibited, and reactivated cholinesterase. The results showed
!that Ki for the sera from which metals were removed was practically-
equal to zero, while K, for.the control sera was 7 min-1. This
indicates that in the absence of metal ions the reactivation of
P
inhibited cholinesterase with mono-iso-nitrosoacetone (MINA)
does not take place, which proves the participation of metal
ions in the reactivation of inhibited cholinesterase. To
:determine which metals participate in the renctivation process,
various metals normally present in sera ana ~;o and Ni were added
to specimens from which metals were removed and K, was determined
after deactivation and reactivation of the cholinesterase. The
.results are shown in Table 1.
To determine the degree of reactivation with tKNA of inhibited
cholinesterase in vivo, white mice were poisoned with armin
(0.5 mg/kg height of the animal) and MINA (30 mg4kg) was
w,

'Acc'-j~k! ----AP6-025928
administered as the antitoxin. The results are shown in Table 2.
Activity of cholinesterase in the cured animals was determined one box
:.after the oxime was administered, Results on the effect of metals.
in the experiments'with white mice are given in Fig. 1, which showed
action of MINA, while Cu
that Mg and Ni intensify the reactivatinp
and Ca have no effecton the MINA activity. The effect of EDTA on the
irea~tivating activity of MINA is shown in Fig. 2. (WA-50; CBE No. 121'
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MIRONOV, V.P.; KRASHKEVICII, K.V.; KRIVTSOVA, Ye.N.; KULIKOVA, T.A.1
ROGINSKAYA. Ye.Ya.
Laboratory investigation of the action of some repellents on the
matiire tick Dermacentor picitus Herm. Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 6:.-Biol
pochv. 16 no.1:26-31 Ja-F 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Mfedra spetsiallnoy podgotovki Moskavskogo universiteta.
(INSECT BAITS AND REPELLENTS) (TICKS)

VENEVTSEV, Yu. N.; &ID01OV, G. S.; ROGINSKAYA.,..Yu..,Ye.; FEIDULOV S A -
IVAI,IIOVA, V. V.; CHKALOVA, V. V.; VISKOV, A. S.; YMPYSHEV: A: G:"
BONDARENKO, V. S.; IADYZHINSKIY, P. B.
Some solid solutions on the basis of the ferroelectric-
antiferromagnetic BiFeO3- Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 28 no. 4:
683-690 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)

ACCESSION NR: AP4030644 S/0048/64/023/004/0683 /0690
AUTTIOR: Venevtsov, Yu.N. ; Zhdanov-, G,S. ; Roginskaya, Yu.Ye. Fedulov, S. A,; Ivanova,
V.V. Chkalova, V.V. Viskov, A.S. Kapy*sliev, A.G. Lady*zhinskiy,
TITLE: Investigation of some solid solutions based on the forroelectkic-ferromagnet
bismuth ferrite ZR-eport, Symposium on Ferromagnetism and Ferroelectricity held in
Leningrad 30 ATay to 5 June 19637.
SOURCE: AN SSSR..Izv. Ser.fiz., v.28, no.4, 1964, 683-690
TOPIC TAGS: ferroma.-nerEism, ferroelectricity, bismuth ferrite, bismuth ferrite so-
lid solution
ABSTMCT: By investigating solid solutions of B12O3#Fe2O3 in,PbTiO3, some of the
authors, together with others, were able to show the existence of the compound Bi-
FeO~' with the perovskite struct.ure and strong ferroelectric properties. This work is
reviewed, and later investigations ar~ reported of the elec~tric and magnetic proper-
ties of solid solutions containing BiFeO3. The solutions discussed are the two-com-
ponent systems in which one component is BiFe03 and the other is LaFe03, LaCr03,
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PbTiO3, BaTi03, PbZr03, LaA103, or SrSn03- Of these solutes, two are ferromagnetic,
two are ferroclectric, one is antiferroelectric and two are pcrovskitc!; with
magnetIc and electric properties. Phase diagrams are (;iven for the PbTiO,_~, LaCr03,
:Ind DaTi03 solutions. Curves of magnetizzition versus temperature are, given for var-
ious compositions of the LaCrO3 and PbZrO3 solutions, and curves of dielectric con-
stant versus tompara Lure for the LaA103, PbZrO3 nhd BaTiO.3 solutions. The Neel point
is plotted against composition for all the solutions except those containing SrSnO3,
which could not j)o o',)tail,,ed as a single phase. Extrapolation of the Curio points of
the LaA103 and Pb"~'03 s0l'UtiOns to icro concentration~confirmed the hi(;1i forroelec-
tric Curie point (about -500C) of DiFe03- The weak ferromagnetic properties of Bi-
rf.!G~ persisted in solutions containing high concentrations of materials without pe-
cu.1.iir magnotic properties. Particularly interesting is the concentration dependence
of 'Llhe spontaneous magnetization of the LaCr03 solutions; the magnetization increeas-_
eddi:icontinuously as the system crossed the boundary from the ferroele,,t,.-ic to the
antiferroelectric state. The LaFe03 solutions are said to have behaved'
but as these solutions have been discussed in detail elsewhere (Yu.B."og.;nskaya, Yu.
X.Vonavtsev, G.S.Zhdanov and S,A.Fedulov, Kristallo-rafiya,8,1033), %lie data are not
given. An anomaly in the lqlossbau3r spectrum, of the SrSnG3 solutions that was pro-
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viously ascribed to a ferroelectric, transition (Fam Zui Khiyen~, A.S.Visicov, V.C.
Slipinel' and Yu.N.Venevtsev, Zhur.eksp.i teor.fiz.,44,1963) is now believed to be
Quo to antiferromagnetic ozadering. Orig.art.has: 10 figures.
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ROGENUBIYA,-Yu. Yo.
"Investigation of some solid solutions based on the ferroelectric-
antiferromagnetic FiFeO.11
report presented at the Symposium on Phase Transitions in Solids, 6th General
Assembly, Intl. Union of Crystallography, Rome, Italy, 16-18 Sep 1963.
(Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow, USSR)

VENEVTSEV, Yu. N.; ZHDANOV, G. S.; ROGINSSKAYA,-Yu. Ye.; FMULOV, S.-A.; IVANOVA, V. V.-
"Investigation of some solid solutions based on the ferroelectric-antiferromagnetic
BiFeO 3-11
report submitted for 6th Gen Assembly, Intl Union of Crystallography, Rome,
9 Sep 63-
Karpov Inst of Physical Chemistry, Moscow.

S/056/63/044/004/043/64
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4UTHORS: inak' ~.a Y ~u., Ye.,~Venevtsev, Yu. N.9 G.
Zhdanov,.
TITLEs The' coexist ende of antif e'r3,omagnetic and special,diel'ectrip
propertles~,in- the system,B*FeO -LaFeO
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41
_n .1noy 44i
PIODICAM Zhurnal eksperime tal teoreticheskoy,fizikipz-v--_
nb. 4, 1963, -1418' --.1420
XT:. The system BiPeO - -LaFeO was analyzed rgard to.magnetization
Tf with e
3 3
-is a ferroelectric-antiferro-
and phase composit-ion.. The -f irst~.com onent
magnetic, the-seoond an antiferromagnetic w it hw eak f erromagnetism.~- An X
ray-structural analys,is at room-temperature,,-show.ed,that in-the'whole con-...
centration range a continuous~.series_of solid.solutions of perovskite-type. i
structure is formed. They.belong to four.modifications (ranges given in
mol% LaFeO rho'labohedral (up to 18.8)9 pseudo-monoclini,c 1 (18-8 -
3
-pseudo-monoolinic-IL (55--l-73) and pseudo-monoolinic III (abov' The
e 73).
-fields. P!,
U
magnetic measurements were made according to the Farady method in
to 8 koe and in the temperature range 20 5000C- -Compositions with 12
15 and 17.5% LaFeO and'all pseudo-monoclinic modifications'showed
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The coexistence of antiferromagnetic... B102/BI86
spontaneous magnetization and a re-assumed to be ant Iif rromag netics with
e
weak ferromagnetism. At the limit of the p-m, I modification the spontaneous
magnetization increases in jumps, and,.with further LaPeO addition.-
3.
linearly. The temperature dependence.'of the dielectric constant Was also
measured for several samples... The results were-finally used to-construct a:
phase diagram. Its characteristic features are: ferroelectric properties
with weak ferromagnetism up,to 13.8% LaFeO ; antiferroelectric with weak,
3,
ferromagnetism from 18.8 55%; coexistence.of electric and magnetio.order--;:.
ing; the jump in spontaneous magnetization coincides with the transition
from ferroelectric to antiferroelectric, at,the phase transition point at,
18.8~la LaFeO Results of more detailed.-investigations will be published
3*
in the Journal."Kristallografiya",. There. are 2 f Lzuras
ASSOCLkTION: Fiz*iko-khimiclieskiy ins ti ut im. L. Ya. Karpova (Physico--
chemical Instit,ute. imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
January 29, 1963':
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So Pt-4
ACCESSION NR: AP3004098 S/0070/63/008/OC)4/0610/0616
AUTHOR: Roginskayt, Yu. Ye-,* Venevtsev,, -Yus. N j Fedulov,, So A.; Zhdanovi G. Be
TITLE, X~-ray investigation and study of magnetic and electrical properties Of
the BiFe0,-1AFeO3'.,Sy;3tL1M--
SOURCE: Kristallografiya, ve 8 no 49 1963y 616-616.
TOPIC TAGS: 'ferromagnat, antiferromagnet, weak ferromagnet, ferroelectric-
antiferroelectric, bismuth orthoferrite,-bismuth ferrate (III) 'lanthaiaum orthb,_.. J.'
ferrite, lanthamm ferrate. (111) 1. lead, zirconate., bismuth orthoferrite.7--lanthaiwam
,
orthoferrite system, lead titanate-lanthanum orthoferrite system,.bismu
th ortho-.
ferrite-31anthanum aluminate.system,'solid, solution 'distorted perovs 6 structure
kit
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d
b
d
t
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so
e
iFe03-LaFe
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s
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mechanism-control2.ing
to. establish tl;e
unds su6h.as BiFeO
proper
ties, of combo
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,,Ncombined with antiferromapetic properties.'
which possess ferroe1AdrJc_PrQpartijeA
Samples of BiFeO3-LaFeO3 were prepared from re agent-grade B1203 La2O3,- and Fe2o~
Boo

and were fired first at -1000C for-1.5 hr and then at 850-1300C for 1
12r,
::The-unit-ce
X-ra
hs were taken with an RKIJ-114 camera and FeK x-ra
hotogra
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voltmeterk The maximum conductivity was found in samples with 40 and 50%.IaieO ,i.
One of the two breaks on each of the curves,of-conductivity versus temperature
q coincided with the Neel temperature (T~).. The aks
pe on the curves.of.e versus.- A
temperature, together with the x-oray. atao establish the anomalous dielectric
properties of samples-in the 25-45% LaFe'05 range* The E: of samples with more
than 45% LaFeO3 increases continuously with increasing temperature. It is con-
eluded that the rhombohedral modification (w'ith'iess than 18.8 mo1% LaFe03.) is
ferroeleetric because of the presence.of peaks on the C versus t curves in the
rhombohedral region of the BiFeO~-LaFeO3 system, although the.peaka-were absent
in that region in the system studied.- Thephase diagram of.the.system shown
in Fig. 1, was established. on the -basis ~ of all the- data consideredi The T line'.
C
represents the ferroelectric Curie points and the TN line, the Neel tempereture.--:
Two regions of the diagram are of particular, interest, that, 6,f compositions up
to 18.8 mo1% La'Pe031 which combine ferroelectric with antiferromagnetic.properties'
.8-55,
and that of compositions in the 18 M01% LaFeO3 range which combine anti..;
ferroelectric with weak ferromagnetic properties. Coincidence of -the transition
between the two regions with the discontinuity of Cr. is cqnsidered proof of a'
definite interconnection between the special electrical and magnetic properties
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ACC NR: APGw4921 SOURCE CODE: URIOO%166105010OV006910()75
-Petrovi.
AUMOR: Roginskamy Yu. Ye.; To Venevtoev., Yu. N
V. M.~ Zh~~A~
ORG: Physicochemical. Institute im. L. Ya. Karpov'(Fiziko-khi~iicheskiy inatitut)
-BiFeO3,.
TITLE: On the character of dielectric and magnetic properties of
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teo eticheskoy fiziki. v..50p n
r o. lp 1966p
69-75
TOPIC TAGS: bismuth compound, ferroelectric material, dielectric property~ solid.
solution, Curie point, Neel temperature,,magnetic property
'V
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work. by the authors -on BiFelci3 ZhErF
46, 1921, 1964). In view of the contradictory reports on the properties of
BiFeOz, especially 'with respect to its ferroelectric properties the autbors a,,a-:
lyze the published.data, and in addition carried out a mor~d,,q~ai ed investigation
of the dielectrieproDerties and the,st cture of BiFeO3 d rang%jf tem-
itj~
peratures., as well as I PbFe 0
of solid solutions of this substanc 1/2Nbl/2 a e
Particular attention is paid to the 400--~OOC region, and.to the solid i-olixtion.
The polyerystalline samples-for the investigation Yere prepared by the usual ce-
ramic teclmiques. The dielectric constant and the loss angle were measured at
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Structure and magnetic properties of ferroelectric solid solutions . .1
n03. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 29 no.6:
in the system Pb2COW06 - Cd'4~
1022-1025 Je 165. (MIRA 18:6)

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