SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BULGAKOVA, A.P. - BULGURKOV, K.

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"i[Jl,(,AKOvA? Ai'.
M,~t,coj,-'ld siderite in the weathering surfaco of
crystalline
rock- of the Lebedi. deposit in the Kursk Magnetic
Anomaly.
..v-.-a vyvetr. no.6t58-6ri 163. (MIRA 17:9)
-
. Z. 1~1 1. Nauchno-issledovatellski-Y institut po
problemar, Kurskoy
magnitnoy anomalii.

ILLYUTOVIGII.. A.Yu.; BUDYLIIIA, V.V.; I-LAKIILINOVSKIY,
L.I.; BUILAKOVA, A.S.
Seroprophylaxis of tetanus. Zhur. mila-obiol. epid. i
immun. 32 no.7:
7.0-73 Je 161. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Iz Stavropol-skogo instituts, vaktsih i syvorotok i
garod:3kogo
travinatologicheskogo kabineta.
(TETAIIUS)

Vrj-,ro.~,u Olecnenji,
A-,-) tse,,%:.ov
ll-'osk. Vo on Go-
7I)II-mml. st.,-itev, ;..0. -'0, 1'o.,-ccw,

*. ~ 261157_66 EWT(m)/ETC(f)/EWG(m)/EWP(j)/T/h;TUkM)-b '~
Vb/JV/WkV/nW/nM
ACC NRt 'AP6013383 SOURCE CODE: UR/0195/66/007/002/0332/0335
AUTHOR: Mayzus, Z. K.; Skibida, 1. P.
ORG: Institute of Chemical Physics, AN SSSR (Institut
khimicheskoy.fiziki AN SSSR)
TITLE: Hechanism of chain branching duri oxidationlof n-decane
ng cataly zed In the
presence of cobalt stearate
SOURCE: Kinetika i kataliz, v. 7, no. 2, 1966, 332-335
TOPIC TAGS: decane, cobalt compound, catalysis,, hydroperoxide,
free radical
ABSTRACT: The catalyzed decomposition of n-decyl hydroperoxide
(ROOH) in a nitrogen
atmosphere was studied at 600-IOOOC in order to determine the
mechanism of chain
branching during the catalytic oxidation of n-decane with
cobalt stearate CoSt2 as the
catalyst. The chain branching rate W was found to increase with
the hydroperoxide con-
centration up to a certain value EROOHI = [ROOH] max above
which the rate of consump-
tion of the hydroperoxide remains constant, indicating that the
formation of rad iicals
(produced by the decomposition of the hydroperoxide) is
preceded by the formation of
a complex. Kinetic data showed that the complex had the
composition [St2.CoeROOH1.
The rate constant of the formation of radicals as a result of
the reaction of this
complex with cobalt stearate was calculated to be k3 = 2,1017
exp(-24500/RT) I/mol sect
UDC: 541.128-14

LZ6357-66
_~CC NR, AP6013383
and the equilibrium constant for the formation of the complex K =
6-10-5 exp(1000/RT)
L/mol. The results indicate that the great effectiveness of
cobalt It as a cata-
lysts is due to the high value of the rate constant of
decompositiolf tshe hydro-
peroxide into radicals1which is almost 103 times greater than the
r te constant of
radical decomposition in the absence of catalyst. Orig, art. has:
3 figures, 10
formulas.
.SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATEi 04Dec64/ ORIG REFt 003/ OTH REF: 003
2/2

ZAGORETS, P.A.; BULGAKOVA, G.P. (Moscow)
Shifts of absorption bands of hydrated ions under the
effect of
addition of perchlorates. Zhur.fiz.khim. 36
no.10:2132-2137
0 162. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Khimiko-teklinologielieskiy inatitut imeni
Mendeleyeva, Moskva.

ZAGCRETS, P.A.; BUILAKOVA, G.P.
3hift of the absorption apeclrum bands of ryci-7p.-Ied
Icng under the
effeot of added perchloratea. Pert 1. 27iur~ fiz,
khIm. 39 no.27
289-293 F 165. (MIR-A 18:4)
1. KhA-miko-takhno2cgl-.heakiy instlLutl Imeri.
Mcnaelayeva.

1 19444-63 E~F(c)/BWP(J)/VWT(m)/BDS ASDIFSD-3 PC-4/Pr-4- RMIWWIMAY
ACCESSION NR: AP3006747 S/0190163 /0 05/009/1288/1291
AUTHOR: Korshak, V V ~ladkov, A. M.; Luneva, L. K.;
Bulgakova, 1. A.
TITLE: Study in'. the field of coordination polymers. 16.
Synthesis.
of pol -nars.,I)ase'd on orthotitanates and bis-(Bata-diketones)"
SOURCE: Vy*sokomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya, v. 5, no. 9,'1963
1288-1291
TOPIC TAGS: polymers*, coordination.polymers, soluble'
coordination,!
polymers, soluble coordination polymer synthesis, synthesis,
acatoacetic acid. 2.2'-terephthaloyldi-. ethyl ester, copper
acetate, acetic acid. copper salt,- copper,. -nickel, coba1t,
'Viai_
nesium, mercury,..1.3-butanedione. 1-phenyldi-, 2-propanedione.
1-terephthaloyldi-.; % 114TiO4. alkyl ester, H4T'04, tetraethyl
ester,*
2.4-pentanedionq "1.3-butanedione.-I-phenyl-, complex, H4TiO 4-
tctra-tert-buty~ ester, hydrolysis, coordination polymer property,
property

L T9444-63
ACCESSION NR: AP3006747
ABSTRACT: Soluble coordination polymors have been prepared by*the
fo llowing methods: 1) Use of.addenda with polar substituents.
lle.-.zing of a 5% alcohol solution of ethyl 2,2'-terephthaloyldi-
acatoacetate with an excess of a saturated alcohol solution of
copper acetate yielded a coordination polymer in the form of a
green precipitate. The polymer withstands heating to 200C, is
readily soluble in diethylformamide, and is' slightly soluble in
alcohol, benzene, and acetic acid. Similar prdducts were pro-
,pared using Ni, Co, Mg, and Hg. 2) Synthesis of complexes of
:diketpnes-with metals having the coordination number*6. Heating
of terephthaloyldiacetone with tetraethyl or tetra-tert-butyl.
orthot-itanate in' dry xylene, with stripping off of the
theoretical
amount of alcohol, yielded'products fully soluble in xylene and
having the general formula (as confirmed by elemental analysis),
OR C111 d13
O_~ ~=o on
N.11i
i C11 11~1 +2RO11
-C-0/
R\ _C_CQ114
0 0 Oil

L 19444_63
ACCESSION N R-: AP3006747
By addition o'f petroleum ether, these products can be precipitated'
from.xylene solution as a yellow fine crystalline substance partly.
soluble in benzene and dimethylformamide. The molecular weight of;
the product prepared with- tert-butyl titariate was determined by
thd cryoscopic method to be 800, corresponding to that of the dimer
3) Synthesis of acetyla 'cetonate or benzoylacatonate complexes
with;
tetra-tert-butyl titanate-and their hydrolysis with the theoreti-
Cal amount-of water:
14C CII-~ CIra II,c C11'. C113 113C C112-, C113
C CIL C CIL G CIL
0 0 0 0
'S
-R.0 ri-on Ti 0 -Ti_
0. 0 0 0
C1 il I h
.11 C C11 G CIL , C
113C CII, 113 1131C C11, C113 J1Z\C11j GH3
C
Card 3/4

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ACCESSION NR: A?3006747
The acetylacetonate complex yielded a polymer with molecular
weight 12,000 which melts at about 120C and is hydrolyzed in air
to form a brittle insoluble product. The-benzoylacetonate con-
plex yielded a polymer with molecular weight 900 which is soluble
in methyl alcohol, benzene, acetone, and dimethy1formamide.
Orig.-
art. has: 4 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: '.~...-;..ele.mentoorganichookikh soyedinenLy AN
SSSR
(Institute of--. rganbe*ldnienta Compounds, AN SSSR)
0
SUB1.11ITTED: -2-3P.ec0l DATE.ACQ:.,-30Sep63 ENCL: 00.
SUB CODE: CH NO REF SdV: 003 OTHER: 000
I-101
4 / A

L 403IC-66 D~T(m)/2-.1P(j)/T IJ!~(Cl
ACC NR: AP6025623
SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/013/0077/CID78
AUTHORS: Korshak, V._V.; Vinogradova, S. V.; Lebedeva A. S.;
Bulgakova, i. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative method for polvarylates.7 Class 39, No. 183386
fannounced by
Institute of -Heteroorganic Compounds, AN SSSR (Institut
elementoorganicheskikh
soyedineniy AN SSSR)_!/
SOURCE; Izobreteniyaj promyshlennyyo obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 13, 1966, 77-78
C
'i~c,
~TOPIG TAGS: polya dicaAO>71ic acid, polycondensation
ry,
'ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate pres t's a method for preparing
polyarylates by
folycondensation of diqN:bonyl chlorides with isphenols. Totroaden
the assortment-
of polyarylates having',tigh therm stab lit neither
bis(hydroxyphenyl)pyromellitimideI
or bis(hydroxy-phenyl)7ilomellitamic acid is used as the
bisphenol. 104J
~-,hB CODE: OT/ SUBM DATE: O5ju165/ ATD PRESS-.Sb,~-'
Card 1/1 ur

-1606YI-OM
ACC NRt AP7004548 ~0~kft-ff6i--URWU'17976661006
AUTHOR: Bag
Nesmey~nov, D. V Goyevj. j.;
Khakimov - M.--Yu.
ORG: NILNEFTEGAZ, Moscow
TITLE: New data on the structure of the eastern part of
Cis-Caucasia on the basis
of regional geophysical work
SO!JRCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya geologicheskaya, no. 6,
1966, 63-71
TOPIC TAGS: telluric current, geophysics
ABSTRACT: The deeD struct -ttr-e-lof Cis-Caucasia wan ntudied
in 1962-1964 by
Igeophysical invoGtie&U-6fi3 along three regional profiles
which cut*
lacross the principal structural clcncntD of that region. The
groatorl
;part of the article is a detailed description of work along
each of
profiles. The objectives were tracing the surface of the base-
;ment and the undorlying sedimentary deposits of the Mesozoic;
wherever
I
ipossible discontinuities in the sedimentar-y strata also were
traced.
:A wide variety of methods were combined: the refracted waves
method,
;electrical exploration methods (magnetotolluric profiling and
sounding
and telluric currents mbtbods), as well as gravimotric and
toagnotometor
work. The results are incorporated in Fig& 1, a map of relief
of the
,basement and distribution of local uplifts in the sedimentary
stratap
iand in Figures 2 and 3, which are detailed geophysical cross
sections
jalong different profiles. The work was effective4n detecting
areas
Imost promising for further geological prospecting1work,
especially
-f or-petri6elu~i ahifgas..- -Orig..a~t . has 7.-Tfigures.
CJFRS: '38,4603
SUJ CODE: 08 SUBM DATE: 13Apr65
Card 1/1 UDG: 550-81+530-3(471.6
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KORZHF,TSKIY, V.P.; MARNMA, V.N.; BUWAKOVA, I.I.
Skip used for feeding sand into the hoppera of mixing units.
BAta.
i izobr. predl. v stroi. no.3:51-53 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Concrete mixers)

BULGAKOVA, K.. I., Cand of Tech Sci -- (diss) "The obtention. of
iodine from
bora:c wator.,j af'bE-r the extra,-!tion of' b,--omlnc.11
Lemin-rad, 1957, 16 pp,
(State Institute of Applied Chomiatry), 60 copie.,. (KL, 37-57,
103)
I

TSWTLIN, A.S.. kandidat telchnicheakikb nauk;
BULGAKOVA, L.M., starshiy
takhnik.
Rapid method for determining the moisture content of
soils
used in earthworks. Gidr. i mel. 8 no.9:58-60 S '56.
(MLRA 9:10)
(Soil moisture)

AUTHOR: Bulgakova, L.,M. Docentp Canlidate
TITLE: More Variety in Instructional
bra7noy uchebnoy literatury)
PERIODICAL: Vestni4k vyss'.aey shkoly, 1058,
SOV-3-58-10-17/23
of Philological Sciences
Literature (Bol'she raznoo-
Nr 10, PP 81 - 84 (,TSSR)
ABSTRACT: The programs approved by the USSR Ministry of
Higher Educa-
tion in 1958 provide that 1) the student must be able to
translate (with a dictionary) literature of his specialty,
and a public-political text, 2) he must have some
colloquial
skill. The respective chair of the Leningrad institute of
RR Engineers admits the second point to be of great import-
ance, but states that under present circumstances it is an
unrealistic demand, The author proves this by the ins-uf-
ficient number of hours devoted to this subject in school
and at home and the fact that factory men enrolled have
for-
gotten their knowledge to a considerable extent. For this
reason the principle task of vuz chairs is to teach the
Card 112 students to translate literature of their
specialty. The

More Variety in Instructional Literature
s0l'-3-58-10-17/23
chair applied a method of instruction which deviated from
the vuz textbook and made special teaching aids necessary.
The author iniicates the kind of books required for the
let
and 2nd coursR and for the optional exercises. These books
are not available, but the chair is now composing them.
The
author gives i;ome information on their contents. There is
1 Soviet refe:~ence.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy institut inzhenerov
zheleznodorozhnogo trans-
porta imeni ai:ademika V.N. Obraztsova (Leningrad
Institute
of RR Engineers imeni the Academician V.N. Obraztsov)
Card 2/2

PGROSHITI, K.T., akademik; DAVIDYANTS, S.B,;
l3*oj1liJ'OVAf
L. V.
Synthesis of allaloiti.-pepti-de cc,.rjj-o,,mds, M-1,
-'I:
no. 5:1118-1120 je 164.
17. 6)
1 . 1 jjr~L4 t, t i ?,I jl~-.

WWAKOVA, M.
On new course. Rabotnitoa 37 no.3:2&29 Mr '59, (MIRA
12:4)
(Mosoow-Technionl aduention)

ANDRTA',%",)V, V.N.; BULGPIOVA. M.D.
--- - -- ---
Middle Carboniferous age in bvindary layers of the
Tiks and
Verkboyansk series of the Kharaulakh Mountains ir the
Inwer
I
Lena Valley. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no-21.155-157 My 165.
k Mi PA 1.8 C 5 )
I. In;ititut geologii Yakutskogo fillala Sibirskogo
otdeleniya RI
SSSR. Submitted January 9, 1965.

DITIEAKOVA~ 14.D,,
Presence of clastic cinnabar and ludwiglte in
Pal~:ozoic
rocks of the northern Kharaulakh Rangn. Dokl, AN
SSSIR 162 nc).4-911-
912 Je 165. (MIRA 18-5)
1. Tnstitiit gaologii Yakutskogo fllial,i
S-11,Irsko~-o ot'leleniva
AN' SnUnitted' January 13,

APRANOVICH, M,; ZOFMALITSITAO U.N.; BULGAEDVA, N.A.
Correlation between the average diameter of
erythrocytes and
the percentage of meracytes. lab.delo 6 no.3:10-12
XY-Je 16o.
1. Irafedra patologichookoy fisiologii (zav. -
prof. D.I. Golld-
berg) Tomskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(IMTMOCYTIRS)

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EXCERPTA YIDICA See 17 Vol 5/3 Publiz Health Yar 59
829. THE WOlM OF THE CHILDREN'S SWIMMING SCHOOLS OF MOSCOW
(Russian text) B u I g a k o v a N. 1. -11,01HYA I PRAKT. FIZ. KULT.
1957.
4 (286-290)
USSR swimmers with their results lag behind the swimmers of other
nations, partic-
ularlytheJapanese, Americans, Dutch and Australians. The better
results of the latter
swimmers are due mainly to the high class of the young swimmers.
Youngsters at
the age of 13-14 yr. in Holland and in Australia have obtained
results putting them
into the world class, The author studied the work of several
swimming schools for
children in Moscow and data pertaining to the fulfilment of the
norms established by
the Union's swimming classification. 300 cards characterizing the
development of
the child's sportive abilities were examined. It was found that the
training of a
swimmer of 3rd-2nd class takes 14.5 months and of Ist class 27
months. The
majority of the class swimmersare trained on short distance - 100 m.
Only a few
swimmers do 400 m. The average age of children in sports schools is
13.5 yr. It
Is necessary to lower the age of the entrants to the school.
considering that world
champions began to practise swimming at the age of 7-8 yr. The
author regards
the time given to training, 45 min. daily, as much too short; 1.5-2
hr. should be
allotted to each single training lesson. (S)

BULGAKOVA2 N. V. Engr., RAKOV, K. A., KROL, L. B., PANASENKO,
M. D. (~bster of Science)
"Experiemental Boiler Plant with 'Once Through' Boiler for Very
High Steam
Parameters (300 ita 6000 C)," papcr presented at the 5th World
Power Conference,
Vienna, 1956/
In Branch # 5

AID P - 4953
Subject
USSR/Engineering
Card l/
Pub. 110-a - 2/21
Authors
: Kostrikin, Yu. M., Yu. 0. Novi, K. A. Rakov,
Kandidats

of Tech. Sci., G. I. Aleynikov, N. V. Bulgakova, V.
A.

Taratuta, Engineers.
Title
: Re;ults of thermal and chemical
tests of a once-through

boiler of 215 and 300 atmospheres.
Periodical
: Teploenergetika, 8, 10-13, Ag 1956
Abstract
: Data
are given on the quality of steam supplied by an

once-through
boiler operating at 215 and 300 atmospheres.

The boiler is fed
by the turbine condensate mixed with

the cooling
calcium-bicarbonate water. The design and

performance of
boilers of near critical and super

critical pressures are
discussed, and various related

problems are examined. 4
diagrams. 3 references.

Teploenergetika, 8, 10-13, Ag 1956 AID P - 495~
Card 2/2 Pub. 110-a - 2/21
Institution : VTI (All-Union Heat Engineering Institute)
and TsKTI
(Central Institute for Boilers and Turbines), Moscow
Branch.
Submitted : No date

Subject USSR/Engineering AID P - 4955
Card 1/1 Pub. 110-a - 4/21
Authors Z. V. Deyeva, and A. M. Prokhorova,
Engi~eers.
Title
Therma 1 and chemical tests of a high-pressure once-

through boiler fed by salt-free water.
Periodical
Teploenergetika, 8, 17-18, Ag 1956
Abstract
Tests with the above
boilers, performed in the All-Union

Heat Engineering Institute
in February-March 1956, are

described. The results of these
tests show that the

quality of the salt-free water Is not worse
than the

quality of the condensate, and that accordingly the

steam supplied by a boiler fed by salt-free water is

equal in
quality to the steam from a boiler using con-

densate.
Institution :
All-Union Heat Engineering Institute
Submitted :
No
date

MUIAT I ~A 6oollc.
5-93. WI MVMIUrLA.L BOILM M4 AT 3CO A711 AID
Ar, accomc o e corzrrL-_tIcrj f an E:7.pcrImcrt.,I_) 1~~I-Gr
LISI.-)C: P. OIY_'E-Ux,,ug~i bollar, for 3M rizz rzes. =-c
~11'qm. apec!al TvfcrEilice I., Iadet~" U'4 steels used 1~ it., I

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RAKOV, K.A.', kandidat tekhnichewrikh nauk; BULGAKOVA, N.V.,
inzhener
Results obtained from th.i V3.1 experimental
continuous-operation
boiler at 300 atm.and 600. Teploonergetika 4 no.3:22-26 Mr
157-
(MIBA 10:3)
1. Vaesoyuznvy teplotekhnicheskiy inatitut.
(Boilers)

1
R
, " t ~'- 254
AUTHORS: Rakov, K. A. (Cand. Tech. Sc.) and Bulgakova, N.V.
(Eng.)
(All-Union Thermotechnical Instituf607
hTLE: Investigation of the working process of a uniflow boiler
of the heat and electric power station of the All-Union
Thermotechnical Institute with super-critical and
super-high pressures. (Issledovaniye rabochego prosessa
pryamotochnogo kotla TETs VTI pri sverkhkriticheskikh ei
sverkhvysokikh davleniyakh).
PERIODICAL: "Teploenergetikall (Thermal Power), 1957, Vol.4,
No.4,
April, pp. 21-28 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Internal processes in uniflow boilers operating
under super-critical conditions display a number of
special features due -to the physical properties of water
and steam. At a pEessure of 300 atm. and a steam
temperature of 600 C the specific volume of the working
fluid only increases by a factor of ten in the boiler.
Because the medium is in a single phase there is no
zone of evaporation and the specific heat of the medium
is greater than when conditions are sub-critical.
Therefore, in boilers operating at super-critical pressure
there are no pulsations of output at the coils. Measure-
ments were made of the temperature, pressure and specific
heat of the medium in the experimental boiler of the
Thermotechnical Institute. Measurements were also made
of the thermal loading of the surfaces and of the metal
temperature and the hydrodynamics of the medium were

2~4
Investigation of the working process of a uniflow Doiler
of the heat and electric power station of the All-Union
Thermotechnical Institute with super-critical and
super-high pressures. (Cont.)
investigated in particular parts of the boiler. The
distribution of heat absorption between different
parts of the boiler was investigated when burning fuel
oil and coal dust. The results are presented in the form
of graphs for different rates of steaming. When burning
fuel-oil, 65 to 70% of the heat is applied to the
radiation economiser, this proportion drops to 35 to 40%
when coal dust is burned and that of the radiation
super-
heater increases to 28-33%. The heat transfer of the
convective super-heater increases from 6 to 12% when
burning fuel oil to 20 to 28% when burning dust. With
constant feed water tei~iperature (100 C) and
super-heated
steam temperature (600uC) intermediate temperaturbs in
the boiler change markedly with change of load because
of the increase in the quantity of heat transmitted by
radiation in the Eurnace when the load is reduced. With
rapid changes in load there are corresponding changes
in the weight of Bubstance within the boiler which leads
to the boiler coils being filled with excess of steam or
feed water so that even when the delivery of feed water
is synchronised with the offtake of steam there are
veriations in temperature. Displacement of the point of
phase transfer is most mar

294
Investigation of the working process of a uniflow
boiler
of the heat and electric power station of the
All-Union
Thermotechnical Institute with super-critical and
super-high pressures. (Cont.)
heat transmission in the radiation economiser is
high.
This is partly due to the characteristics of the
boiler
used, in industrial boilers for super-cr;tical
pressure
with a feed water temperature of 2?5-300 C heat
transfer in the radiation economiser will
apparently
not exceed 201% arid, therefore, the displacement
of the
point of phase transfer will be relatively small.
An
essential question for the reliable operation of
uniflow
boilers is to ensure that variations of
temperature in
the coils caused by unequal heating and non-uniform
distribution of the medium are small. These
temperature
variations must be less at super-critical than at
sub-
critical pressurE'S. This question was
investigated and
the reaults are I-resented in the form of graphs.
In the
period immediately before running the experimental
boiler at a pressure of 300 atm. the possibility
was
suggested that there might be considerable
deterioration
in the heat transfer at super-critical pressure.
It was,
therefore, of interest -to determine the external
I '
temperatures of the metal of the heating surface
in the
region of phase transfer. Altogether 53 series of

10.
254
Investigation of the working process of Lj uniflow
boiler
of the heat and e-lectric power station of the
All-Union
Thermotechnical Institute with super-critical and
super-high pressures. (Cont.)
measurements were made at pressureg from 180 to 300
atm,
super-heat temperatures of 540-600 C and loads of 6
to
12 tons/hour. Th.,- results are presented in the
form of
graphs and are di3cussed. The main conclusion is
that
the measurements of metal temperature show that heat
transfer in the boiler is good enough and that the
selected brands of steEl operate within permitted
temperature limits. The hydro-dynamics of the
experi-
mental boiler were invE.stigated. Determinations
were
made of the rate of flcw of the medium in the tube
of
the upper radiation section and of the transitional
zone.
At sub-critical pressuies these parts of the boiler
work
wholly or partially on a steam water mixture. The
results are presented in the form of graphs. There
were
no pulsations of flow _J.n any part of the boiler
over the
pressure range of 180 i0 300 atm. with either
constant
or variable load or duiing starting or stopping of
the
boiler. The non-unifoimity of distribution of water
between tubes of the rtdiation economiser was from
4 to
18% when burning fuel (i1, The water distribution
in the
upper radiation sectioi. improved with reduction in
the
I nnA n-nA i`ho wrna -hhon TI-ii a iTnT-%T-nuPmPn+-

254
Investigation of the working process of a uniflow
boiler
of the heat and electric power station of the
All-Union
Thermotechnical I.astitute with super-critical and
super-high pressures. (Cont.)
was caused by considerable increase in the mean
specific
volumes in the coLls of the upper radiation parts
with
reduction in load and increase in the resistance of
the
tubes relati-ve to the collectors. The hydraulic
resistance of the boiler was quite small when burning
coal but somewhat gr6ater when burning oil because
the
point of phase transfer was displaced. The water flow
through a single (,-oil of diameter 32 x 6 mm was
1000 to
1200 kg/hour. In large boil-ers when the flow through
such a coil is 2 tjo 3 tons/hou'r the resistance of
the
boiler should inc:-ease to 30-to 40 atm. With
increase
in load the increiase in boiler resistance was almost
linear. The resi!3tance of the economiser and the
upper radiation part was practically independent of
pressure, the resistance of the transitional zone
increased
with pressure. The experiments on the experimental
uniflow boiler showed that uniflow boilers at super-
critical pressure are most reliable steam generators.
They are more reliable than uniflow boilers working
at
lower pressures since they work on a single phase
medium free from -:)ulsation, stratification and non-
uniform distribution of a two-phase medium. With

11 .
254
Investigation of the working process of a uniflow
boiler
of the heat and -alectric power station of the
All-Union
Thermotechnical Institute with super-cri~ical and
super-high pressures. (Cont.)
identical super-".ieat -temperatures the ope3'
mating
temperatures of the metal in them are closer to the
mean designed temperature because of improved heat
transmission and smaller temperature variations
which
improves -the ope:?ating conditions of the me-tal.
14 figures, no literature references.

BUWAKOVA. _N.Y~--jinzh.; DMITA, Z.V.,inzh.; KOT,
A-A,kand.tekhri.nauk; RAKOV, K.A.
tekbn.nruk
Using chemicnlly desalted feed water in high-pressure and
super-
pressure once-throAgh boilers. Elek.sta. 29 no.328-12 Mr
158.
(Feed water) (MIRA 11:5)

PETROSYAN, R.A., kand. tekhn. naW:; SHVARTS, A.L.,
kand. tekhn. nauk;
BULGAKOVA, N.V., inzh.; SHMUKIXR, B.I., inzh.; DEMB,
E.P., inzh.
Study of the sliding start conditions of a cold PK-33
once-through
type boiler unit with nondraining shield-type
superheater.
Teploenergetika 10 no.9:19-25 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
teplotekhnicheskiy
institut im. Dzerzhinskogo i zavod imeni Ordzhonikidze.
(Boilers)

PUDOVIKY A.N.; TARASOVA, R.I.; BUMMOVA, R.A.
Reactions of sodium diethyl thiophosphite with
compounds. Zhur. ob. khim. 33 no.8:2560-2563
haloallyl
g 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Kazanskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

OIDPLYANKINA, M.S.; LUKOVNIKOV, A.F.; LEM, P.I.;
Prinimali uchastiye:
VASILIYAVA, A.G.; BULGAKOVA, T.A.
Increased effectiveness of the combined action of
ant4oxidanta
(spergism). Part 2% Basic manifestations of the
effect of anti-
oxidant mixtures. Tysokom.soed. 5 no.2:195-20*0
F''63. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Institut khimichesko, fiziki U SSSR.
JLioxidants)

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WTHOI(S: Lukovnikov, A. P.i Pedorov, B. P.; S~F~~4ch, F. M.;
Bulgakova, T. A.;
'evin' P. I.
Arylamines of the thio-ohene series vrith a thioether group as
antioxidants
SURCE: Vy*solcomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya, v. 6, no. 2,
1964, 201-205
TOPIC T&GS: antioxidant,
-oolypropybaelpoly-_orbpaoneartioxidant, thiophene, thenyl
compound, thioether group, arylamine, stabilization,
functional stabilizing group,
phenyl compound, Neozone, sulfide, oxidation, p phenolamine,
induction period
'TY'
B
'S 'LGT: The performance of sulf ides of the thiophene series
containing an
arylamine group as inhibitors of polypropylene oxidation was
studied at 200C in an
atmosphere of oxygen. It was found that the arylamines of the
thiophene series are
-ener
ally equal (in some instances even superior) as antioxidants
to the com:mercial
Neozones. It was also observed that the presence of a thenyl
or a benzyl radical
in the arylarrine molecule had a favorable effect on the
effectiveness of the
comDound. The sulfides of the thiophene series as such.do not
possess any anti-
oxidative properties in respect to polypropylene. It was also
shown that the
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thioether -,-.ou.-.) does not enhance the effectivehess of
arylamine either when added
SeDr~--rately or --thoi, tha th-ioether m-oup forms a part of-the
amine molecule. 11-3
pi-esence of a
thioi:~ther C7.oup in p aminophenol derivatives results in increased
effectiveness.of the compounds as antioxidants, especially where
the sulfide sulfur
is directly bound to the thiophene group. OriC. art. has: 1 table
and 3 charts.
ASSOCIATION: lnrtitut orCanicho-skoy jchi!nii im. N. D. Zelinskogo
AN SSSR, (Institute
of Orl7cunic Chc,.-i1ntry U? SSSR); Institut khimiaheskoy fiziki AN
SSSR (Institute of
Chemical Physics SSSR)
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LUKOVNIKOV,, A.F.; FEDOROV, B.P.; STOYANOVICH, F.M.;
BULGAKOVA, T.A.; LEVIN, P.I.
Inhibiting action of arylamines of the thiophene with a
thioether group.
Vysokom.soed. 6 no.2:201-205 -F 164. (KIRA.17s2)
1. Institut organichaskoy khinii imeni N.D.Zelinskogo AN
SSSR i Institut
khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.

LEVIN, T.A.
,
Mutual strengthening (synergi8m) of antioxidants.
Part 4:
Increased effectiveness in mixtures 2ontaining
esters of
pyrocatecholphosphorous acid. Vysokom soed. 6
no.4:700.-
705 Ap 164. (MIRA 17-6)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.

TITLE: Mutual strengthenilig (synergism) of antioxidants- 4-
Increased efficiency
in mixtures containing eaters of pyrocatecholphosphorous acid
.SOURCEI Vy*sokomolek# soyedinv, v* 61 no. 4t 1964P 70D-705
TOPIC TAGSt antioxidant, polypropylene antioxidant,
pyrocatecholphosphorous aoid
ester, phosphite ester, alkyl acyl antioxidant, mercaptan additive.
sulfide additive,
~'disulfide additive, synergiamp oxidation induotion period/ SaO 6
additive, DiSaO 6
additive, Santonox
1BSTRkCT: It vrae shown in an earlier publication by P. I. Levin and
associates
;(VY*Bokomolek. soyed. 5, 1152, 1963) that the antioxidant effect of
pyrocatecholphosphorous acid eaters was substantially enhanced by
the addition of
2,21-thio-bis-(6-tert. butyl-4-methylphenol)(SaO-6). The present
study deals with
the effectR of pyrocatecholphosphorous acid esters on the structure
of the radical
and with the enhancing effects of phenoloulfides, disulfides, and
mercaptans. The
perfori-nnoe of these antioxidants was studied on isotactic molten
pol"ropylene at
.200C and an o4ygen prossure of 200 mm Hg. The list of antioxidante
included
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pyrocatecholphosphoric acid (PCPA), phenyl ocatecholphosphite (PPCP),
p-methylphenyl pyrocatecholp7aosphite (NPPCP 7,P'3_tert.butylphenyl
pyrocatecholphos-
phite (BPPCP), 2,4,6-tri-tort.butylphenyl pyroeatecholphot3phite
(2,4,6-BPPCP), 2,21-
thio-bii3-(6-tert-b-atyl-4-methylphenol)(Sao-6)t
2?21-ditbio-bis-(6-tert.buty1-4-
methylphenol)(DiSaO-6),
4,41-thio-bis-2-(tert.butyl-5-methylphenol)(Santonox), and
-mereaptobenzimidazole (MIA). It was determined that at
concentrations within the
0-0-05 mole/k-g range the induction period changed in proportion to
the concentration
~of the antioxidants. The highest effectiveness was shown by
Z,4,6-BPPCP and the
jowest by PCPA, vrith PPCP and BPPGP occupying intermediate
positions. Individual
,enhancing of PCPAp FPCP# MFPCP and BPPCP with SaO-6 had a
synergistic effect. Thus,
.rhile a 0.01 mole/kg concentration of SaO-6 alone called for an
induction period of
..160 minutes, and a 0.04 mole/kg concentration of PCPA alone called
for an induction
period of 30 minutes, the combined effect of both antioxidants in
these concentra-
tions caused the induction period to expand to 240 minutes. Tests
with a combina-
tion of 2,4,6-BPFCP and Santonox also revealed (at a aum=7
concentration of i%) a
pronounced synergistic effect on the performance of these
antioxidants. On the
other hand, a combination of 2,6-di-tort.butyl-4-motbylpbeMI-PCP.A
with ISIA had the
opposite effect. The theoretical aspects of these phenomena are
disaussed at
length. Thanks for the preparation of reagents are given to P. A.
1irpichnikov,
T_.
enburg.
N. A. Uu1meneva, L. M. Popova, G. Ya. Richmondt A. Ye. Gr ar.7d'-
1__FHahm_vin.
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W, -~
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Study of nickel and zinc ferrite mixtures. Vest. Moak. un.
Ser.
mat., mekh., astron., fiz. khim., 12 no.5.-199-204 157.
(MIRA 1.1:9)
l.Kafedra obahchey khimii Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.
(Nickel ferrates) (Zinc ferrates)

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Parrity, fizicheakiye I
fiziko-khtnicheaklye svo-,St~a. Dollady
(Ptrrite5, Physical and
Phy3tcochemtcal Properties. Reports)
Kinsk, I .d vo AN BSSR, 1960. 655 p.
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AUTHORS: Bulgakova, T. I., Guzey, L. S.
TITLE: bla6-neto-chemicai investigation of cobalt-nickel
ferrites
_.,D~C.'iL: Referativnyy zh%irnal. Khimiya, no. 18, 1061,
34
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1BB222 (Sb. "Perrity. Piz. i fiz.-khim, svoystvall.
:.insk,
i3sn, lq6o, 137-141)
TEXT: The phase com-oosition of Co-Vi ferrites was
investigated by
maUnetic and x-ray diffraction studies. The formation of
solid solutions
of Go and !*.i ferrites was established, A constant Curie
temoerature and
an anomaly of the curve of coercive force in the range of
20 - 50 mole1j;
of CoFe 204 were found, [Abstracter's note: ComDlete
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AUTHORS Bulgakova, 'T.I. and Guzey, L.S.
TITLE: A study of the hysteresis curves of cobalt-nickel
ferrites
PERIODICAL: Moscow. Universitat. Vestnik. Seriya 11.
1(himiya,
no. 6, 1962., 58-60
TEXT- The influence was studied of the composition and
heat and magnetic treatments of cobalt: -nickel ferrites
Co,,Nii.-,
Fe204 (x . 0.1-0.8) on the shapes of the corresponding
hysteresis
curves. Quenched specimens ffave curves with Br/BsV M
0.3-0.4 (Br -
remancnt induction, Bs - maximum induction) where B /Bs
rises
slightly as x increases. Specimens reheated to 906EG after
quench-
ing and cooled at 50OC/hr gave curves with Br/Bs os_ition (part I of curve)* In the
range x1. 290-1.136
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a horizontal segment 2 appears which is attributed to the two solid
phases FeFe204
and FeO; here the vapor pressure ratio is independent of the
composition. The
:sloping portion 3 of the curve indicates the appearance of a solid
phase of variable
~composition for which the vapor pressure ratio changes with the
composition. The
results were used for calculating the free energy change AGO for the
reduction of
'FeFe204 and its dissociation pressure Pox at 12500K; the data are in
good agr-e-eTa-ent
with those in the literature. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy univer-sitet im. M. V.
Lomonosova (Moscow
State Universitv)
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ZAYTSKV-, 0,8&; BULOAKOVA, T.I.,
Saturator for preparing gas-vapor mixtures. Mmr.
fiz. khim. 39
no. lt245-246 Ja 163 (MIR& 19t1)
lo Moskovskiy, gosudarstvennyy universitat imeni
M.V. Lomonosova.
Sulmitted February 24,, 1964.

BULGAMVA. T.. P.
Treatment of skin cancer with Gordeev's
solution. Vop.onk.1
no.1:110-113 '55. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Iz Voronozhako-O oblastnogo
ankologicheakogn dispansera
(gl.vrach--T.P. Bulgakova)
(ANTISIE?TICS, therapeutic use.
Gordeev's solution in cancer of skin)
(SKIN, neoplasms,
ther.,Gordeev's solution)

1. BUILAKOVA, V. , FE-'IYAT,-1:jr, V.
2. USM (6CC' )
I . ',,!eat Industry
1, 1
7. Cooperation of science and Froduction. Idas. 243 i:o- 13 1953.
9. Monthiy List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1-~P-y
1953. Unclassified.

YEGOROV, N.S.; POPOVA, O.Ye.; BITTEUVA, MjB.;
BULGAKOVA, V.G.; GOFMAN, K.
Influence of the products of vital activity of
bacteria on the
growth and antibiotic properties of various
actinomycetes. Mikro-
biologiia 29 no.2:2159-275 Mi-AP 160. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Biologo-pochvemyy fakul'tet Moskovskogo
gosudarstvemnogo
universiteta imeni M.V.Lomonosova.
(ACT1140MYCES) (BACTERIA)

-Pfect af 3naci.ivat4 an on trio pr~-,tective prcpc
r 3
certain antibiotics. E.adiobiologila 3
no.5:75,1-75? '6-.
Moskovski-, gosudaistvennyy -universitet,
Lomon,~sova,
biologo-yK)cnvenny-y f akul I tet.

POLIN, A.N.; BULGAKOVAp V.G.; SILAM, A.B.
~-`, ~'-
Rapid turbidimetric method for the quantitative
determination
of gramicidin C. kitibiotiki 8 no-3t237-241 Mr'63
(MIRA 17W
1. Laboratoriya antibiotikov ( zav. - dol~;aent A.B.
Silayev)
Moskovskogo universiteta imeni Lommosova.

GOLIDFARB, Ya.L.; TAYTS, S.Z.; BULGAKOVA, V.I.',.
New method of synthesizing macrocyclic compounds.
Report Ne.3:
Intramolacular alkylation of 2-( W
-iodalkyl)-5-(c~xbetlioxyacetyl)
thiophenes. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.khim. nc-7:1299-1307
JI 163.
16:9)
1. Institut organic4eskA)y khimii im.
li.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR,
(Thioph--ne) (Alkrlation) (Mac==wlar-ular compounds)

SHIENTALID, N.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; BULGAKOVA,
V.V., Inzh.
Remarks on S.S.Krotoviikii's book "Field testing
of large
precast reinforced concrete construction
elements.' Bet.i
zhel.-bet. no.6:291-292 Je 16o. (MIRA 13:7)
(Precast concrete--Testing)
(Krotovskii, S.S.)

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tubors. 71 at d GFrwjtj% am 26.49 In S&mtml
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2. IISSR 600
4. Seeds - Morphology
7. Biology of the dormant stAc.,e of se,.ds of some
li.-nenits pplants, Biul. M-01P. O+a,,.
biol, 57, No. 6, 1952.
.1. MonthLy List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
April 195-3, uncl-
0

FELIMIA11, S.14.; BOMBELI, A.V.; ROZENBLAT, 0.,
wrach-laborant;
BULGAKOVA,_Yu.A., vrachflaborant
Letter to the editor concerning G.P. Stopanov's
articlep
"Sterilization of Francke's needlep by heating for
the purpose
of preventing viral hepatitis." Zhur. mi~=obiol.,
epid. i
immun. 33 no.1:158-159 Ja 16-9. (MIPA 15:3)
1. Zaveduyushchaya laboratoriyey Sanatoriya, imeni
Ivanova,
Odessa (for Fel?dman).' 2. Zaveduyushchiy
laboratoriyey
Sanatoriya "Solnechnyy", Odessa (for Bombel'). 3.
Sana%orjT
"Yuzhnyy", Odessa (for Rozenblat, Bulgakova).
(STERILIZATION)
(11EPATITIS, IPF&CTIOUS)

Andreynv, A.; BERIYA, L.; _~ULGANI -N. VO"NESENSKIY, N.;
VORDSHILOV, K.;
_ -if.. -;- "
K.,VIAIDVICII, L.: YOSYGIN, A.; OZITMOV, A.; M~IXWOV,
G.; 14IKOYU,A.:
I-DWTOV, V.; FOWHA~MM, P.; POW, G.; SUSIDV, N.;
IGMSTICHEV.N.;
SEWMIK, N.,- SIIKIRYATOV, 14.
Andriev Alnksandrovicli Zhdanov; obituaryr. Vympal 11
no-17:1-4
S 148. (MIRA 12:9)
(Zhdanov, Andrei Alaki3androvich, 1896-1948)

BULCLIRKA, I
BULGAREA, I. Close collaboration with the enterprise
committee, a guarantee of
our achievements. D. h-
Vol. 7 no 290, Aug 1955
Bricks and tiles in greater number and of better quality.
p. 1.
Activity of the hth Congress of the Union of Construction
Workers
and the BuiLding Materials Industry. p.1.
Vol. 7 no. 289, July 1955
CONSTRUCTORUL
Bucuresti, Rumania
So: Eastern European Accession Vol. 5 No. 4 April 1956

BUIGAREA, I.
First pneumatic conduits in our country have been put
into service, also
other technical innovations in the cement factory Ilia
Pentilie-Fieni. p. 2.
CONSTRUCTORUL. (&nistarul Constructii-lor si Industr1ei
Materia-lelor de
Constructii si Uniunea Sindicatelor de Salar-lati din
Intreprinderile de
Constructii) Bucuresti.
Vol. 8. no. 348, Sept, 1936.
SOURCE: East European Acessions List, (EEAL). Library
of CongTess,
Vol. 5, No. 21, November, 1956.

BULGAROV, 111ya Ivanovich, pitomnikovod;
IVISHURENKO, Aleksandr
Gerasimovich, doktor sellkhoz. nauk; S.F"
red.
[Growing grafted grapevine seedlings; from work
practices
on the Suvorov State Farm., Odessa Province]
Vyrashchivanie
privitykh vinogradnykh sazhentsev; iz opyta raboty
sovkhoza
imeni Suvorova Odesskoi oblasti. Odessa, 'Xaiak,
1965. 81 p.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Zamestitell direktora Ukrainskogo
nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo instituta vinogradarstva i vinodeliia imeni
Tairova
(for Mishurenko). 2. Sovkhoz imeni Suvorova
Odesskoy ob-
lasti (for Bulgarov).

BU1G.',ROVS111Y, V. A -
305650 BT11---irovsr'Ay, V.. Stroyka -irjsoturil-,~h
z,',3nV. (Stroitel':Avo zh!-1o::a do7.a
i
na kotellnich. liaherezhnom v 1'osinre). Ill. A.
'Ka'.."ovskly. Tc.'hnika -
molodezhi, 191-1n, No. 11, C. 1-5
SO: Letopis' Zhurnalf rLyk1i Statey, Vol, 50, I-loslcva,
11,149

BULGAROVSKIY, V.A.,-inzh.
Constructimg- a multistoried apartment house on
Kotallnicho-
skaya Quay In Moscow. Stroi.prom. 27 no.12:7-11 D
149.
(MIBA 13:2)
(Moscow-Apartment houses)

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Frui-L-Is. Berries. M
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol.; No 13, 1958, 82542
Author Dul&artsev, G.N.
I- St
T i t.,- e On fhe A6xic -Itliral Tech.-i
_q,-e of Gi-owi:. Grape Plants.
Orig Pub Sad. i ogorod, 1958, No 1; 053-64
Abstract For Moldavia, transplanting of grape grafts is
recomer.-
ded when the soil temperature rises to 18-20P. Water
for irrigatioii rust have a temperatre of :iot iower than
29-220. In pi.anting, the place of the eiiion of the
Erafts shovld be 8-10 centimeters above the ground.'
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BULGARU, Mirceft
Harmonious union of industry and agriculture in the
complex
development of the Rumanian economy. Probleme econ 17
no.8g
129-141 Ag 164.
1. Deputy Director General, Central Statistical
Directorate.

BULGATO,VII A,.NI,, -
Age of basalts in the basin of the upper reaches of
the Vitim
River. Kraeved. abor. no.6;48-53 161. (MIRA 15.2)
(Vitim Plateau--Basalt)

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BULGATOV, Andrey V 1)L'yAXiq4;_ZUBAKINA, T.I., red.;
BATOTSYRENOVA,
D.B., takhn.red.
TArshan Health Resort] Kurort Arshan. Ulan-Ude,
Buriatskoe-'
knizhnoe izd-vo, 1959. 127 P. (MIRA 13:9)
(ARSHAN-DESCRIPTION)
(HEALTH RNSOJUS, WATERING PLACES. ETC.)
A-

i3UA',G.k'i*CV Lid-ey %fasillyevich; rod.
Y I I Y
[fi.rsl-.,ELr. Health Resort] Kii-Trjr-'
Arshp-r... U-1an-Lije, E-a-
riatskoe luiizbxoe izd-vo, 19U,. 130 -,.
j
(MIRA 18:1)

BULGAY, Boris ~Ilartynovich -- awarded sci degree of Doc,
Tech Sci for the
19 Jun 57 defense of dissertation: "Examination
fissledovanlyel and
normalization of the cleanliness of wood surfaces" at the
Council,
Mos Timber-Tech Inst; Prot '40 14t 31 May 58.
(bivlvuy 11-58)18)

BULIGIN, I.A.
Mechanism of influance, of Interoceptors, on spinal
cutanso-muscular
reflexes. Fiziol. th. 3SSR 37 no-5:587-597 SePt-Oct 51.
(CLML 21:4)
1. Department of General Physiology. Institute of
Experimental
Modicina, Academy of Sciencas USSR, Leningrad.

3-JLG'II-.OV, K.
Fish fauna in the rivers of Vitosha Eountains am' the
adjacent '.-.ith a
I
zoogeograpaic il,~ap. P. 163-
IZVESTIT-Ii. Sofiia, Bulgaria, Vol. 7, 1S" ?b
9, 'T
14onthly List of '-East Accessions (3'.-~AI) LCI, Vol.
~~o January 1Q,')0
Uncl.

ilydrolo.-ic Peculiarities of Lake Ereburna Reservation
and composition of its
fish fauna. 1). 251.
Sofl.ia, Bidgaria, Vol. 7, 1/058
Ionthl- List of East Accessions (;!EAI) IC, Vol. 9, 11o.
1 January 96
Uncl.

BULGURKOVJ, K.
The system, biology, and zoogeographic propagation of the
fresh-
water lobsters of the Astacidae and Potanonidae families in
B-algaria.
Izv Zool inst BAN 10:165-192 161. (EEAI 10:9/10) Ik
(Biology) (zoology) (Lobsters)

BUWURKOV, K.
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Biology of Bothriocephalus scorpii (WLUer) in
turbots.
Izv Inst ribovud BAN 3:253-2641 163.