SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT N.V. FOMINA - YE.A. FOMINA

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,Vinyl monomers on the basis of A066/A126
The monoeyolohey7l and monobenzyl eaters of auccinio, glutaric, and adipic
acid boil at high tompor6turee and decowpose during distillations Thore
.,.are 4 tabless
..ASSOCIATION: Lisiohanskiy filial Gosudarstvonnogo instituta azotnoy promy-
sbilennosti i prodi&.tov organicheskogo sinteza (Lisichansk
Branch of the State Institute for the Nitrogen Industry and fa~
Produots of Organic Synthe6is)

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'AUTHORSs "dlin, G arova, S. M.; Forina, N. V.; Chukur A P.
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TITLEs Polymerizatio f vinylalkyl esters of d TcarmMic acids
SOURCEt Vy*sokonoloku.1yarny*ye soyedineniya, v. 5, no. 7, 1963, 1008-1011.
TOPIC SAGS% polymerization, vinylalkyl aster dicarboxylic acid benzoyl
peroxide
AWMAM The polymerization process of vinylalkyl esters'of succinio, gluteric,
and adipic acids was studied. Experiments were conducted in sealed amrAdes
containing 20 gins of' the monomer and 0.1 gm of dissolved benzoyl pero7ftde in an
ntmospbere of either nitrogen or air. The ampules viere placed in a water bath At
temperatures ranging from 65 to 120C, and the progress of the polymerization
:followed by*bromine number determination. :rt was found that the rate of polymer-
izp-tion increased with the temperature, the yield of the viny1metIVIsuccinate poly-:-,
mer at lOOC being, more than ten times the yfleld at 80C. In a vacuum the polymer-
ization proceeded at a higher rate and at lovier temperntures, wKle the prevence of,
oxygen delkyed it. It was also recorded that the esters of adipic ncid polymerize
somewhat faster as compared with the esters of succinic and glutaric acid. gut it
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"Was-also found thitt the induction period of po3,vmer formation increases from
vinylmet~71succinjtte to -Any1he371succinate and practis,13y ceases With the vinyl-
byptylauccinate enter. Orig. art. has: 1 chart and 4 tables.
ASSOCTAI-TCN: Lisichans)dy fillal.gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo i
royektnogo instituta azotnoy prorT*shlomnostj i productoy organicheskogo sinteza
sichan Branch of the State Scientific Research and Production Tnstitute of the .
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KLAZS, B.; FOWHA, 0.
Studying the expenditure of labor in the textile industr-
y.
Sots. trud 7 no.91llPrI13 S 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Proyektno-konstruktorskoye bywo Upravleniya legkoy
promyshlennosti Soveta narodnogo khozyaystva Latviyskoy SSR.
(Latvia--Textile industry)

IT"JI'A 0,
Foran 10,61. nwilm i zhyttia U no.n:5f!-59 S 161.
(1 14: 10)
(youth-congres-es)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1959, Nr 16, pp 136-137
AUTHORS: ,Fomina, O.A., Smirnov, N.S.
TITLE: The Spectral Method of Determining Admixtures in the Tin of Tinning Pots
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Materialy 1-go Ural'skogo soveshchaniya po spektroskopii, 1956.
Sverdlovsk, Metallurgizdat, 1958, pp 68-69
ABSTRACT: 'The spectra are excited in a discharge of a condensed spark from an N-_,
generator at a capacitance of 0.01.* farad and a self-induction of 0.55
millihenry and are photographed with an ISP-22 spectrograph. The sample
in the form of rods Is cast into a chill mold; the butts of the rods are
carefully leveled to a plane. A Ni-electrode sharpened to a cone with an
area of 1 mm in diameter is used as a permanent electrode. The value of
the operation gap is 2 mm, of the auxiliary gap 2.5 mm; the preliminary
spark treatment for Pb, Cu and Bi is 5 see at an exposure of 1 min. The
determination of As, Te, 3b, Al and Zn is carried taut without spark treat-
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SGV/81-59-16-56921
The Spectral Method of' Determining Admixtures in the Tin of Timing Pots
course of 1 min. The calibrating graphs are plotted in the coordinatesaS, versus
1gC. The analysis of 9 samples can be made in 1 shift with admissible discrepancies
between the results of the parallel analyses of 10% for Pb and 20% for the remaining
elements.
G. Kibisov.
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POKIU. O*A*; SHIRNOT, N.S.; TSIOILKOVA, M.D.; YAKOVISVA. Z.Ta.; GARVILOV. G.A.
11" -NOMEMW
Brief reports, Zav, lab, 23 no-'c'.593 '57. (Km 10-.8)
(Speetrum amlyale) (Notallurgical analysis)

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AKIMOVP V.S.; ABRAMOVICH, S.Sh.; KREYMER, M.L.; YEFREYLVA, M.I.;
MARKEYEVAP L.I.; MMINA, 0.1.
High-viscosity distillates as an additional resource in the
production of motor oils. Trudy BashNII NP no.6:24-34 163.
(MIRA 17:5)

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SIMJ'IN' G.S. I FOMI~~A _pop-
Measuring ripples on bearing rings. Izm.tekh. no.2:11-13 Mr-Ap 158.
(MIRA 11:3)
(Bearings (K&qhinsry),)
(ReslOuring Instruments),

FOMINA. OlIgs, Pavlovna, doyarka; KONDRATITAV, I.F.. red.; SEKENCRM. B.I.,
Ye.A., tekhn.red.
re
[We shall obtain 5.000 kilograms of milk per cow per year) Budet
5000 kilogrammov moloka ot korovy v god. Iluibyshev, Kuibyshevskoe
knizhnoe Izd-vo, 1960. 18 p. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Kolkhoz Imeni VOW ]Eoldybanskogo rayons, (for Pomina).
(Dairying)
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AUTHOR: Fomina. 6. 11. (Engineer);_ davramk,~: V. V (Can ...
-he - - - - --didatit Of technical -sciences) 7 -
D'Yac n1~o_-S-_'5- (Candidate.,of technical sciences); Seleziley A. G (Candidate Of
technical science ); German, Of tecGical sciences)
--JITLE: -Simulating the-white-stripe in welded joints
SOURCE: Svarachnoye proizvqdsj:vo,no. 3, 1965,-13-14
TOPIC TAGS:_ steel weldinal.veid seam strength, white stripla, perlitic steel,-
eel, a116 steelt t .h ermaIIdeIgIradation, gradient heating,
-,,carbon.st ~y-
ABSTRACT: The authors note that a white stripe is observed In the heating zone
during . the ma.c.ro-etching . of, welded j oint temi?lates of perli-i:e steel s and that, -ac
.cording to earlier investigations, this stripe is located in a zone corresponding
base metal to intercritical temperatures.- The need for study in
:~~this area is noted and It ia.pointed out that: simulation is the sole feasible me-
thod for such.-resear6h, __ In thloarticle, therefore, the problem of i3finulating the-, ---- --
white atripe in~ welded joints is considered. in this connei:tion, the authors pro-
pose that a well known method he used, for the purpose of slmulation, involving
the gradient heating,of wedge-iihaped.samples., In the tests described in the paperp
rectangular samples of differentcarbon and alloy steals (measuring 10 i 10 x 25
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~'and 20 x 20 x 50 MMY were f Iai-hiid- of f,----as -we'll- as -round- samples 18 mm in diameter,
and 50 mm longo Depending on the-size of the samples, the rate of heating in the
Upper range of-the temperatures teated varied from 10 -to 20 degrees/second. Af-
ter flash-offt the samples,were cooled at a rate of 70 degreestsecond (in water)
8-13 degrees/second (in air) and 5-6 degreei/second (in sand heated to 400 C),
thus permitting the study of the processes In the formation of those structures,
differunt in character, which take place in the white stripe of real welded joints
Under different types and conditions of-wel4ing. -The authoi:s emphasize that the
method described in this paperpermits the ptudy of inechanical properties only-at
a function of structure. on the other hand, in actual welded joints, th"se pro-
perties may change somewhat due to the field of stresses which develc~p during
Welding. lJowever, such variations will ineiritably be of only a quantitative, and
not a qualitative, nature. In this way, the i4mulation methods proposed in this
-qrticle (that is, the "gradient heating method" or the method involving the ma-
chining of separate samples from the intercritica-1 temperature interval) are con--
venient for,the study of the structural formation process-es and for determining
a complete net of mechanical properties of1the white.stripe. Specifically, the
most suitable method of,gradient heating.is found to be the electric heating of
wedge-shaped samples* The,.consideicable wifth of the uhite stripe in this case and
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FWNA 0 P., inzh.; GAVRANEK, V.V., kand. tekhn. nauk; DIYACHFNKO, S.S.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; SELEZNFV, A.G., kand. tekhn. nauk; GERMAN,
S.I., kand. tekhn. nauk
Modeling the white streak in weldments. Svar. proizv. no.3t
13-14 mr 165. (MIRA 180)
1. KharIkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni V.I.Lenina (for
Seleznev). 2. KharIkovskiy turbinnyy zavod imeni. S.M.Kirova (for
German).

~PtLI~LA,-"; GAVRANEK, V.V.; D'YACHENKO, S. .; SELEZITEV, A.G.; GER40, S.I.
Nature of the white streak in welds. Metalloved. i tem.obr.met.
no.1:46-47 Ja 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut i Kharikovskiy
turbinnyy zavod.

VAIIISHTICYN, A.B.; NOMINA, O.S.
Results of the treatment of cutaneous tuberculosis with PAS. Vest,
vener., Moskva no.1:45-46 Jan-lob 1953. (CLKL 24--2)
1, Professor for Baynahtsyn; Scientific Associate for Fomina. 2. Of
the Institute of Skin Tuberculosis (Director -- Prof. Ir. V. Shebanov)
and of PtLahkin Children's Inposorium.

GOLODNIKOVP G.V.; DITAKONOV, I.A.; REPINSKAYA, I.B.;._FOMINA, O.S.
Copper sulfate catalyzed reaction of diazoacetic ester with
3-trimethylsilyl-l-propene and 4-trimethylsilyl-l-butene.
Zhur.ob.khIm. 33 no.7:2422-2423 Jl 063. (MIRA 1618)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Silicon organic compounds) (Acetic acid)

DIYAKONOV, I.A.; GOWDIIIKCV, G.V.; REPItaKAYA, I.B.;. ~).S.
Reactions of diphonylmethylene and carbethoxycarbene with
alkenylsilanes, Zliuroob.khim. 33 no.10:3438-3439 0 163.
(MIRA 16:1.1)
1e Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

- A, Y a.
Fonina, 0. Ya. "ResulLs of tile work of the Unbek fmit, si,udy st:Ainn on the us,,-~ of
fri-~shly-harvcsted pol.ato tuboro far sccond sammor phmUtrr", (In .-.",jnina, - Y~.)y
By-alleten' po T)"o(lovoristvu, vino-radarstvu I ovoc;!,c',,Iovodstvu, No. 8, 19L,7, P. 135-53-
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SO: U-092 19 Augubt 53 (Latopis 'Zhurnal Iny1ch "Itatuay, Ho 'I, 1~49).

FPM MA, P.
[MY experience as a zootechniclan] Mol opyt raboty zootekhnikom.
MoGkva, X-vo nall.khoz. SSSR, 1955. (MIRA 10:12)
(Stock and atockbreeding)

FOMINA, P.I.; GIAWS, R.M.
Dynamic prothrombin test in Infectious diseases in puerperium. Akush.
gin., Moskva No.1:58-60 Jan-Fab 52. OIKL 21:4)
1. Docent for Yomina and Candidate Medical Sciences for Glants.
2. Of the Obstetric-Gywcoloeieal Clinic (Head--Prof. D.Ye. Shmundak)
of Kharlkoy Medical Institute and of the Donor Department of the
Ukrainian Scientific-Research Institute for Blood Transfusion (Director
Prof. A.L. Slobodskoy).

YOKINA,. P.I., dotgont.
Takata-Ara reaction in puerperal infection. Akush.i gin. no.2:85-87
Nr-Ap 154. (KLRA 7:6)
1 Is akushersko.,gi.nekologicheakoy kliniki (zaveduyushchiy professor
I):Ys.Shmundak') Tharlkovskogo maditainakogo Instituta.
(Puerperal septicemia)

YOKIRA, P.I., dotsent
Modification of antitoxic functions of the liver in septic diseases
in puerperium. Akush. I gin. no.3:77-78 MY-Je 154. MRA 7:8)
1. Is akush*rsko-ginekologichookoykltaikI (say. prof. D.Yo.Shoundak)
lbarlkovskogo meditsinskogo, Instituta.
(PUS122M INFICT 101 0 b7siology.
Oliver funct. testel
(LIM
FUNCTION TBSTS In various diseases.
*Vuerperal lufact.1

FOMINA, P.Ye.,..zootekhnik, zasluzhenAyy zootekhnik RSFSR
An average yield of 4,640 kilograms of milk with a 4.06 per cent
butterfat content of the herd. Zhivotnovodstvo 24 no.5t55-60
my 162. (MIRA 16-10)
1. Kolkhoz *Nova3ra zhizn", Kholmogorskogo rayona Arkhangellskoy
oblasti.

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ACC NRs AP6015287 (N) ii6URCE COM UR/0365/66/002/003/0318/0322-
AUTHOR: Kochergin, V. P.; Shavri-na, Z. A.;_Lomina, T. 1.
ORGS Ural State University Im. A. M. Gortkiy (Urallskly gosudarstvennyy universitat)
TITIX: Iron orrosio In molten chloride I., and phosphates of alkali metals and calcivas
q, f--t~ --i' ~ -L' 7
SOURCE: Zashchita metallov, v. 2, no. 3. 19660 318-322
TOPIC TAGS1 chloride, phosphate, corrosion rate, Iron
ABSTRACTt Iron corrosion processes were studied in the following meltat
LiP% - LiCk L1,LPA - L0, Li,PO, - LWI; NaPOs -1N&Cj,
Na4P201 - NaC1, NasPO4 - NaC1, NaPO3 - NaF; Mp.- KC).
Xh()~-KCI, KsP0&-KC1; C&(P0J)2-GAC12. Ca2P2()~-C&C1'4
CMJ W04) 2 - CaC12,
A decrease In the corrosion rate or iron was established In the series of meta-9 pyraj
and orthophosphate melts, and for molten mixtures of phosphates and chloridest in tho
series of cations Ca2+ - LI+ - Na+ - Kt. The corrosion rate of iron In these melts
decreases with Increasing exposure and decreasing temperature. In melts kept In a
vacuum and In a nitrogen atmosphere, the corrosion rate of iron Is lower than In selt'll
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not subjected to such treatment. In chloride-phosphat* melts, w8atite forms on the
surface of Iron; In chloride-pyrophosphate "Its, magnetite Is formodv and In
chloride-notaphomphate melts, polymer phosphatejand Iron phosphide coat the Iron
surface. Orig. art. host 4 figures.
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TOI.;HCHEV, A.P., kandidat veterinarnykh nauk; SOLOVYXV, F.A., kandidat
veterinarnykh nw, , YOMINA, T-H., nauchnyy sotrudnik.
Toxicoste in farm animals from bites of sivulium gnats. Veteri-
narita, 30 no-7:49-50 Jy '53. NLu 6:7)
1. Irkutskays, nauchno-iseledovatellskaya vaterinarnaya opy-tnaya
stantaiya.

-F(1,1114.1 T.-S'p
Session of the Scientific Council of the
Institute of the Hydrolysis and Sulfite
i lesokhbu.prom. 15 no.1:31-32 162.
StaLe Scientific Research
Alcohol Industx7. IGidroliz.
kMIRA 1833)
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GAYDAPW , S., student; SMIRNYAKOVA, G., studentka; KUZIMINA, E., studentka;
LIPOVA, R., studentka; FOMINA, T., studentka; PAVLOVA, IN.,
studentka; KALDIOVA, M., sEud ; SHCHELKO, A., student;
SHCHERBAKOVA, L., studentka; GUDOCIIKINA, L.M.
Effect of salinity on the results of determining the specific
weight of soils. Sbor. nauch. trud. Kaz GMI no.19:197-198 '60.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Soils--Analysis)

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Anomalous winters on the Sea of Azov. Sbor. rab. r,:,,O CHAN no.2:
88-92 1.64. (,-JfIRA 18:2)

CHZRNYSFEV, M.P.; ROZHKOV, L.P.; SHULIGINA, Ye.F.; IGNATOVICIH A F
LABUNSKAYA, L.S.;_LO~qk4,_ T.V.; GHERNYAKOVA, A.P.; SijAkO*VA,
L.N.; TARASOVA, M.K.; ANFiLAMA, A.I.; SLAVIN, L.B.;
BARYSHEVSKAYA, G.I.; DERIGLAZOVA, N.V.; MATUSHEVSKIY, G.V.;
ALITMAN, E.N.; KROPACHZV, L.N.; CHEREDILOV, B.F.; POTAPOV,
A.T.; DUDCHIK, M.K.; REGENTOVSKIY, V.S.; YERMAKOVA, L.F.;
SDIENOVA, Ye.A.; KULIKOVSKIY, I.I.; KIRYUKHIN, V.G.; AKSENOYp
A.A., red.; NEDOSHIVINA, T.G., red.; SERGEYEV, A.N., tekhn.
red.; BRAYNINA, M.I., tekhn. red.
(Hydrometeorological handbook of the Sea of Azov) Gidrometeoro-
logicheskii spravochnik Azovskogo moria. Pod red. A.A.Aksenovs.
Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1962. 855 p. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Gidrometeorologicheskaya observatorlya Chernogo i Azovskogo
mors~,.
(Azov, Sea of-Hydrometeorology)

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De t(xmination of the -molecuitir deigilt of cellujose triacetate
obtained by acetylation of woc~d cQllulOz;e hY the ccm-ined
I
osmo- and v1scos-imetric matticii.. 'hur. prikl. hi!i:.-I- 3-. nu.2c):
1'1263-2;~68 o 164.
Lekmo lot-,!
promyshlr:,,;nootj.

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AUMOR: Dymarchuk, ff
P.; Mi
TITLE: - Characteristics of the molecular wt4ght of' cel2uloae --triacetatt obtained
by acetylation of wood cellulose by a combination of os=mec~ic -land Viscometric
ruethod's
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladuoy khimii, v. 37* n6. lo, 1964. 2263-2268
TOPIC TAGS: callulosic.plastic, celluloaetmolecularweight
Abstract::-- Physical-nonunifOrmify of cellul,ose triacetate obtained by acetylation-,
of wood cellulose is studied in this repoct. A batch of partially saponified
cellulove triacetate with an acetyl number of 61 and a degree of polymerization
of the %yood cellulose specimens equal to 1280 was selected for the investiga-
tion. To determine the chemical nonuniforutity in the original samples and in
subsequent fractions of the a.riginal sample&, the content of bound acetic acid
was determined. It was found that in all cases the content was 61%. that-is,
the fractions, were chemically homogeneous. The molecular weight was calcula-,
ted from data of viscoaLmetrLa weasurementa.. Omj.'art. has 6 formulas,
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promyshlenno!3ti (Leningrad Technological Institute of the Cellulase-Paper Industry)'
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FOMINA, V A
C,
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Bazis i nadstroyka (Foundation and superstructure) Moskva, "Sovetskaya
Naukao, 1953-
33 P.
At head of title: Russia. Upravleniye Prepodavaniya Obshchestvennykh
Nauk.

FOMINA, V.A., professor.
Scientific legacy of G.T.Plekhanov; on the centenary of his birth.
Teet.AN SSSR 26 no.11:50-61 1 156. (NM 9:12)
(Plekhanov. 09orgii Talentinovich. 1856-1918)

BYCIUCOV, S.M.; ZBjIRSKIY, I.B.; MUITOVA, A.I-; FOMINA, V.A.
Mucopopysaccharides and mucoproteins metabolism in cell nuclei.
Dok1ad7 Akad. nauk SSSR 78 no.1:99-101 1 May 1951. (CUS 20:9)
1. First Moscow Medical Institute. 2. Presented by Academician
A.D. Speranskiy 23 January 1951.
V-

BYCHKOV, S.K., YOKINA, V.A.
Internction of chondromucold and procollagen [with summary in English)
Vop.med.khim, 4 no.109-64 Ja-F'58 (MIRA 11:5)
1. laborntoriya Hinisterstva zdravookhrnneniyn SSSR, Moskva.
(COLLAGU.
procollagen, interaction with chondromucoid (Rus))
(CAR? ILAW 6
C~hon-dromucoid, interaction vith Procbllagen (Rua))

BYCHKCVp S.M.; FCMIXAp V*A*
Study on tendon mucoids. Vop.med.khIm. 6 no,5:528-532 S-0 160.
1. Iaboratbty of the Ministry of Healthg U.S.S.R.9 Mascow.
(MUCIN) (TENDONS)

LIST, F.D.; FOMINA __Y,A-..;~_ZTKIN, Z.A.
~"-. A
Automatic crossing signals with electronic audio frequency Lrack
circuits. Avtom., telem. i avlazi 9 no.110.4-7 065.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Vedushchlyo konatruktory kona tnik tore kogo byiiro Glimogo
upravleniya signalizataii i svyiii Ministerstva putey
soobshcheniya.

LISTY F.D.1-FOMML V.A.; ETKIN, Z.A,
Automatic signaling system with electronic track circults
for railroad crossings. Avtom., telem. i aviaz' 9 no.12j
8-12 D 165.
(MIF-k 19al)
1. Vedushchiye konstruktory konstruktorskogo byuro Glavnogo
upravleniya signalizatsii i avyazi Ministerstva
putey
soobshcheniya.

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SOURCE CODE: UR/0153/605/oog/col/012
AUTHOR: Gridunov, I* T Fomina V A.
ORG: Rubber Technology Department, Voscow Institute -of Fine Chemical Technolo 7 In.
1-1. V, Lomonosov (Kafedra tekhnologii, reziny, 'Moskovskiy Institut tonkoy khimichaskoy
tekhnologii)
TITLE: Effect of carbon blacks on the resistarze of Nairit-base rubbers to tempera-
ture changes
SOURCE. IVUZ. Khimiya i khimicheskaya tekhnologiya, v. 9, no. 1, 1966, 123-131
TOPIC TAGS: natural rubber, carbon black, synthetic rubber, tensile strength
ABSTRACT: The effect of DG-100, and BS-40 brands of carbon black on tho re-
sistance of Nairit-base rubbers to temperature chantgas, i. e., thoir ability to re-
tain their mechanical promrti4durin'g short increases of temperature to 1GOOC, was
studied by comparing these properties to those of natural rubber. T'ne f"ollowing cor.-
positions were studied (in parts by weight): comaosition A (Nairit 100, `=-O 10, Z:,,O
5, chlorinated paraffin 5-5) and com~position B (natural rubber 100, ZnO 5, sulfu.- 3,
morcaptobenzothiazole 0.7, stearic acid 0-5). The coafficion't'. of resistance 4- o tcj:-.-
perature changes was determined in the 50-1500C ranze as the ratio of tho tonsile
th. obtained at no-
strength obtained at the testing temperature to the tensile stren.,-
mal temperature. The most pronounced increase in resistance to tamperaturo changes

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is produced by the addition of M-70 and DG-100 carbon black. The extent of change
in this resistance changes with the carbon black content of the rubbor and the test-
ing temperature of the vulcanizates. This dependence passes th-rough a whi'~-"'I
is observed at a testing temperature of 12000. It is concluded thaot contraz-j to con-
mon practice, the resistance of rubbers to temperature changes should not be deter-
mined at 100, but at 12OOC. Orig. art. hast 4 figurt-is and I table.
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2/2,W/ z2

FORMA, Vera AlekuAn�jZoyna; BELDZERTSEV, Vladimir Illich; MASLINA,
-9.-N-., ~edq NAUMOV, K.M., tekhn. red.
(Special features in the development of the socialist method
of production] Osobennosti razvitiia sotsialisticheskogo spo-
soba proizvodstva. YOBkva, Izd-vo VPSh i AON pri TsK KPSS, 1962.
340 P. (MIIU 15:6)
(EconomicB)

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ACC NRt AF600-6-326 SOURCE -66Dr-,T--URIVIff[66-lo69l6C~310IP9i[64~~-I
14)
AUT6s Gridunove to T.: Frostakov. N. Sj; Rodionovas-Vt G.; 14K_8h_AV_1_nA_A ~N_Lu*
k-Fominal V. A.
OROS Dopartmont of Rabber Technology, Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Teabnology ine
IM. V. Lomonos?v (Kafedra tekhnologii reziry, Moskovskly Institut tonkoy khimichaskay
takhnologii); Peoples' Friendship University in. Patrice IWMba (Univer'sitet druzhby
narodov)
TITLE& IEffect of 1A.5-trimet ayl-44-didehydropiperldinelon the p-laiti-0jit. of
Nairit and the physicomechanical properties of Its vulcanizates
tb
SOURCES IVUZ. Xhimiya I khimicheakaya tokhnologlyap v. 9j, no. 3, 1966# 491-493
TOPIC TAGSs polychloraprene, plasticizer,, vulcanization , Rvei3eR
ABSTRACT: Tne effect of IP2,5-trimethyl-4-t)henyl-A4-didehydropiperidine (PD) admix-
tures on the plasticity of Nairit rubbers subjected to identical mining at room tem-
perature and the influence of heating time on the plastic properties of the rubbers
(with~and without PD) were studied. In addition, the effect of PD an vuleanizates of
composition A (Nairit 100.09 zinc oxide 5.09 INgO 10.0, rosin 5-0, stearic acid 1,00 pt.~
by wt.) was also studied. It was found that as the PD content rises, the plasticity, I
of Nairit Increases; this shows that during the mechanical treatment# degradation of
thq rubber takes place in the presence of PD. The rate of reaction of PD with poly-
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chloroprene is much higher than the rate of oxidative-destructive processes. PD has
an appreciable effect on the phy5icomechanical properties of the vulcanizates. As its
content increases, the modulip tensile strength and tearing strength decrease somewhat~
It Is apparent that during the vulcanization of Nairit in the presence of PD. not only
-C-C- and-i-C-0-C- bondal which strengthen the vulo&nizatesp are formed, but in addi-
tionp bonis-like those of quaternary ammonium salts (which do not strengthen the-vul-
canizate) may be formedg causing the observed decrease in strength charaotortatic.
OLher th-ings beIng equal# this process is miloh slower in the presence-of ZOO than In
the presence of MgO. Orig. aft. has$ 2 figures and I table.
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FOMINA) V,D.j LUPINGVICH, Yu.l.; KISLIK, V.Z.
Jointing of potassilm horizons in the Starobin deposit. Dokl. All BSSR
9 no.7t463-467 Jl 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1, Institut goologichoskikh nauk Goaudar8tvennogo geologicheakogo
komiteta SSSR I Pervyy Soligorskiy kaliynyy kombinat.

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AUTHORS: Didenko, A. A., Nemilov. Yu. A., Fomina, V. I.
TITLE: Investigation of Induced Conductivity in Thin Films of
Zinc SulfAdeOLI
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1960, Vol. 2. No. 7, PP. 1434-1440
TEXT: The authors investigated the induced conductivity in ZnS films by
the electron contact method which is described in the introduction. The
films were obtained by sputtering in vacuum. The axperimental arrangement
is shown in Fig. 1, and also described. The results of experiments on
0.3 -.- 1p thick films are represented in diagrams~ Fig. 2 shows the
potential dependence of dark current for a film thickness of 0.354. The
curve may be represented by the function I _ aVn, wherd n increases from
4 5
i (for E lc)5v/cm). The absolute magnitude of the
current for positive field directions is 10 to 15 times larger than that
for negative directions, the corresponding rdsistivities being
(3 x 4).1012ohm.cm and (4 5).jol3ohm.cm. Fio-. 3 shows the
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dependence of the induced current on the potential at the film for three
sampLes with thicknesses of 0-35, 0.63, and 1p. The first sample showed
exponential increase of AIind with potential (in the range of 20-60 v),
and the other two linear increase. The dependence of the induced current
on the electron energy is given by the function g = f(Vp). Fig. 4 shows
these curves for a sampLe 0-35P thick for different magnitudes and
polarities of voltage, g denoting the amplification factor. All curves
have a distinct maximum at about Vp = 11 kv. For other semiconductors,
these curves show similar trends . The maximum value of the amplification
factor is obtained at an exciting current density of ip=6.10-10a/cm2.
VP = Vmax; and does not exceed 280-320. Fig. 5 shows 61ind'f(Ip); and
p
Fig. 6 shows the dependence of multiplicity on the potential at the film
for samples 0.35, 0.5, and 1p thick. The curve for the first sample lies
considerably above the other two, and shows a maximum at about 50 v.
The results are discussed and summarized as follows: 1) The dark and
induced currents do not depend linearly an the applIed potential. The
degree of nonlinearity for the induced current is essentially smaller.
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2) For an electron energy-of a few hundred electron volts, the dark
current shows a considerable asymmetry. For the dark current the V4,11,
rectification factor is 10-15- 3) The induced current also shows an
asymmetry. The rectification factor for it is not greater than 2. 4) The
amplification factor has a maximum value of 320. The authors thank
A. A. Mostovskiy for advice and discussions. There are 6 figures and 9
references: I Soviet, 3 US, 2 British, and 1 Swiss.
SUBMITTED: June 15, 1959
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 1077
Prikladnaya geofizika; sbornik statey, vyp. 20 (Applied Geophysics; Collectioa
of Articles, v. 20) Moscow, Gostoptekhizdat, 1958. 267 P- 3,000 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut geofiziche-
metodov razvedki.
Ed.: Polshkov, M.K.; Executive Ed.: K= Imina, N.N.; Tech. Ed.: Solomonidin, S.M.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is published for scientific, engineering
and technical personnel interested in problems of applied geophysics.
COVERAGE: These articles are concerned with the methodology of interpreting
the results of gravimetric, seismic and electrical surveys. A nev method of
depth finding using ultrasonic principles is described in the article by
L.A. Sergeyev. Other articles review the collectW properties of rocks on
the basis of data obtained from resistometers and the application of charged
particle accelerators in well logging.
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TABIE OF CONTENTS:
Shushakov., S.D. Maltiple Reflection Waves 3
Oblogina, T.I. Cn Diffracted Seismic Waves 25
Radnev, V.N. Assimed Horizons in Seismic Reflection Prospecting Over
the Azerbaydzhan SSR 46
Fomina, V.I. Effect of Vertical and Inclined Bouadaries on the Interpret-
7ition of Mectric Logo 6o
Veselov, K.E., and Panteleyev, V.L. Effect of Disturbing Accelerations on
Gravity Observations With a Static Gravimeter at Sea E6
Zagonov, A.V. Logarithmic Ag Memplates for Half-sphere and Infinite
Half-cylinder 101
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Kotlyarevskiy, B-V. Evaluation of Accuracy of Gravimetric Observations,
Selection of a Rational Density Grid of Observations and Cross-sections of
Iso-anomalies of Gravity log
Kudymov, B.Ya., and Kotov, P.T. The Nature of the Induced Electrical
Polarization in Sedimentary Rocks 134
Sergeyev, L.A. Ultrasonic Depth Finder for Geophysical Pirposes 141
Ozerskaya, M.L., and Avchyan, G.M. Residual Magnetization Determination
in Rock Samples by Dolginov's Astatic Magnetometer 155
Komarov, S.G., and Heyvsar, Z-1. Permeability of Oil Bearing Strata
Determined by Specific Resistivities 171
Kozina, Z.K., and Shmarova, V.P. Relations Between the Amplitudi of De-
flections in the Resistivity Curve and Specific Resistivities of the Well
Water and Drilling Mad Filtrate 206
Potrosynn, L.G. Distortions of the. Field in Side Wall Logging by a Single
Strand Cable 215
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Polyakov, Ye.A. New Types of Borehole Resistometers 221
Zaporozhets, V.M., and Filippov, Ye.M. Application of Charged Particle
Accelerators In Borehole Suxveying by Radioactive Logging 234
Tarkhov,, A.G. Statistical Treatment of Findings in Mass Determination of
Physical Properties of Samples of Rocks 259
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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1-23-59

A)MINk, V.1.
.--- -- -,.. . -Improving methods and tochniques of regional geophysical
prospecting for oil and gas in Siberia. Geol.nefti gaza 3
no.11:60-63 N 159. (MIRA 13:3)
(Siberia--Pratipecting--GeophysicaI methods)

- , FO.M-IM.
Qualltative Intnivrntation nf nounding curvos as it blisio in
establishing gootectonic rogionn. Razved.i pron.goofit. no-13:
3-21 159. (14IR& 13: 4)
Ollectric pro"nocting)

FOMINA, V. I., Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (diss) "InLcrpretation wuLhodo in
deep electrical probings in the inter-mountain hollows of the Gobi
Depression-" Moscow, 1960. 19 pp; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary
Specialist Education RSFSR, Moscow Inst of Petrochemical ancl Gas 1ndus-
try im I. M. Gubkin, Geological Surveys Faculty)i 180 copies; price
not given; printed on duplicating machine; (KL, 26-60, 132)

YOMINA, V.I.
49termining cross section parameters in interpreting multilayer
N-type curves in vertical electric sounding. Prikl.geofiz. no.25:
96-113 160. (MIRA 13:6)
(Blectric prospecting)

DIDNNKO, A.A..; NIMILOV, Th.A.; YOMINA, V.I.
Investigating the induced conductivity,in thin zinc sulfide layerej
Piz.tver.tela 2 no.7:1434-1440 J1 60. (MIRA 13:8)
(Zinc sulf1de-Slectric properties)

FOXINA, Y. I.
Increasing the accuracy of determinlqg the thickness of a sedimentary
rock complex by making use of relationships governing measurements of
the longitudinal resistivity Prikl. geofis. no.27:73-95 '60.
O(In 13: 12)
(Blectric prospecting)

20779
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B102/B214
AUTHORi Fomina, V. I".
TITLEt Investigation of the induced conductivity in thin layers of
Sb 2S3and Sb2 Se3
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v- 3, no- 3, 1961, 701-703
TEXTs The results of experimental investigations of induced conductivity of
sandwich-type layers produced by vacuum sputtering are reported in this paper.
The dark resistivity of the Sb 2S3 layers at room temperature lay between
4-5-10 12 and 5-6-10 13 ohm-om; the Sb2Se3 layers had o-109ohm-cm. In the
entire range of temperatures the dependence of the induced current (or the
amplification factor g) on the electron energy in the exciting beam can be
represented by curves analogous to those for cther amorphous aemi-,onduotors
(Fig. 1). In contrast to other compoundai however, As 2S3 shows no change in
the position of the maximum on a change In the temperature of the layer. At
room temperature, the mean g values for 3b 2S 3 lie between 600-700, and for
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Sb2Se 3 between 1500-1700. The volt-ampere characteristics of dark and in-
duced currents are non-lines-.-. The dark current has a linear seotion at a
voltage of 104v/cm in the layer; an increase of the vDltage increases the
non-linearity of the volt-ampere characteristics substantially. All samples
show unipolarity of the dark current as well as of the induced current. For
Sb2S 3layers, the resistance in the dark as well as in the excited state was
greater for negative polarity. The rectification factor for the
d d)
unexcited state was -5-7 and decreased with time. In some cases, the'recti-
fication factor changed its sign after a long irradiation. On excitation it
decreased to 1-1-1-7. For Sb 23e3 it was sometimes )1 and sometimes 0. In-
crease of temperature led to an increase in the degree of non-linearity of
the volt-ampere characteristics. On decreasing the temperature, the range
of validity of Ohm's law was extended. Fig. 2 shows the temperature charac-
teristics of the induced current (IH) and the dark current (IT.), namely, log
IR - f(I/T) in the range of 140 to -'1000C for 0.5,u- thick layers of Sb 2S3 and
Sb2Se 3' From the slope of the dark current curves, the activation energy
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for Sb2 S3 was calculated to be 1.6 ev (spread; 1.3-1.7 ev); the slope of
the induced current curves Bhowed that dE11,; 0.5-0.6 ev. At temperatures
lower than room temperature, the slope of e dark current curve gave an
activation energy of 0.5-0.6 ev. The low-temperature slopes for some in-
duced current curves were also determined, and it was found that AEH~-
0.08-0.1 ev. No lower slopes were found in this temperature range for
Sb 2Se 3* The following resulte were foundi E T - 0.6-1.6 ev, and LE H.
0.2-0.3 ev. (The subscript d (. dark) is identical with T). When the in-
duced and dark currents have become comparable in magnitudd, furthar in-
crease in temperature leads to a lowering of the induced current. The posi-
tion of the maximum depends on the excitation level. The temperature at
which the maximum of the induced current was observed was 15-2 0 C or most
I.ayers of Sb2 Se3 and 120-140 0 C for Sb 2S 3* 1H.' f(ip) (i P_ current strength
in the exciting beam) for 4-10- 9aii 140-10-9a was also studied for layers of
Sb S It was found that I - ai n at room temperature, n - 0.5-0.6. The
2 3' H. p
temperature dependence of the induced conductivity was found to be analogoue
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B102/B214
to that of the photocurrent of Sb2 S3 and Sb2Se3 layers studied by B. T.
Kolomiyets and V. M. Lyubin. T. L. Maslennikova, a student of LGU
(Leningrad State University) is thanked for assistance. There are 3 fig-
ures and 4 referencess 2 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet.-bloc.
SUBMITTED: July 15, 1960
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TALISMLN, L.V.; SAVEWYEV, A.P.; FOt9NAz-_V-I.; CHERNUKRINA, V.G.
Method of increasing the output of propylene. Xhim.i tekh.topl.i
masel 7 no.7:15-20 J1 162. (KRA 150)
1. Novokuybyshevskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
institute sinteticheskikh smol.
(Propene)
0

LYUBIN, V.M.; FOMINA, V.I.
Photoolectret and cathodoolectret state In TI2So.As2So3layers. Fiz.
tvar. tela 5 no.12:3367-3372 D '63. (MIRA 17:2)

TALISMAN, I,-V-; FOMIRA V.I.; ASTRINA, A.D.
Drying pyrogenous gas with silica gel and molecular sieves. Gaz.
prom. 8 no.ll'-45-47 163. (MIRA 17:11)
ez

BYR, S.Sh-- FCMIXA V I SKURIYAT, E.N.
Data on the oquilibrium of the hydrates of propylene and its mixtures.
Gaz, prom, 10 no9800-32 165. (MIRA 1899)
'IM 77-7

V.I.; BYK, S.Sh.; lVANOVSKAYA, G.F.; SKURIMM, S.N.
Vapor-liquid equilibrium in the system isopropyl alcohol - propane
propylene fraction in the region of small concentrations of -sopropyl
alcohol. Khim.prom. 41 no.7:509-510 Jl 165.
(14IRA 18:8)

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s in, L.E.
AUTHOR: Lyubin,.V-..X.; Fomina, yri
TITTLEi Characteristic features*of the- wnductance and photacondiiatance of thim
i~e-A~-layers In strong electric fields
:-SOURCE: LN SSSR. Doklady, v. 161, no. 2, 1965, 324-327
TOPIC TAGS- soleniurilars-mide. layers- photocor4uctance, photoolfect, se=iconductor zatexloa -
~ABWRAQT; Soiirce materials were produced by fusLng various compositions from ISO, f
lAs to 2Se, Ths in the presence of air or CuO In vacuum wh1oh introduced oxygerx
iinto the alloy. Amorphous layers of these alloYs 0.3-1.4-elthick were vacuum-
s~rayed onto seaLitransparent electrodes. (films of Pt, Au, Al, and SnO2). In weak
';fields, the steady-state dark current value was attained in a few seconds while in
z:stronger fields (105v/cm), the dark current was, still growing after 1 hour. Also
Ithe speciriens suddenly exposed to ligh-~ exhibited. abnormal. behavior. An explanatioa!__
,is advanced that the recombination in the abovc) 3-component films is possible only
!at shallow levels subject to ionization in the fields abolat 5X104 to 10rv/cm-
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TALISMANY L.V.; FIOMINA, V-I-; KOROKHOVA, N.I.
Dehydration of hydrocarbon solvents with silica gal. Nefte"r.
I meftekhim. -10.5:34-38 163. (MIRA 17:8)'
1. Novokuybyebevskiy filial Nauchno-issledovatel'skogo inkituta
sinteticheskikh spirtov.
.4

OKOROKOVS S.D.; FOWMA, V.K.
Comparative study of some autoclave hardened cements. Trudy
LTI no.5904-59 061. (MIRA 170)

FWRIA, V. 1,11.
Tumors
Three cases of myeloma. Vest. rent. i rad., no. 1. 1953.
Monthly List of Runsian Accessions, Libru7 of Congress,, 13jag 1953. Unclassified*

DOBYCHT11, B.D., professor; SHIPACHEV. V.G.. professor; SIN.LUVICH, N.A., pro-
fesuor; KOLGIMIOGOV, P.D., doteent; SETICHILW, Z.T., datsent; KAYRICITOVA,
R.M., assistent: STAIMVICH, M.V., ussiatent; lv~-M --l assintent;
RU14YXITS'EVA, V.L. asniatent.
In memory of K.F.Sapozhkov. Khirurgiia no.8:86 Ag '51. (MLIL& 6:9)
(SUP02likov, Konstantin Petrovich, 1874-19!i2)

KUBLAITOV, Anatoliy Vasillyevich Ah AV
,j_ FOMINA, V.M. red.; P 'IV ', P.S.,
red. izd-va; BELOGEROVAl I.W 0 t-Okyli"O Fid-
[Business accounting of a construction crew]Khozraschet v
stroitellnoi brigade; iz opyta raboty korplekenoi brigady
I.IA.Tumanova. Trost Wo.", 51)-EV+ L&M. Leningrad, 1962.
33 P. (Leningradskii dom nauchno-tokhnichaskoi propagandy.
Obmen peredovym opytom. Seriia: Stroitellnaia prouWshlen-
nost'.. no.151 (HIRA 15:12)
(Leningrad-Construction industry-Accounting)

- I;: I
PANLSENKO, M.D., kand.tekhn.nauk; ANTONOV, A.Ya., inzh.; FOMINA, V.N., inzhe;
KOZI,GV, Yu.V., inzh.
Visual observation of procesoes in the drum of an operating boiler.
Toploenergetika 10 no.2:23-26 F 163. -(MIRA 16:2)
1. Voesoyuznyy teplotekhniche"ki institut.
(Boilers~

ANTONOV, A.Ya., kand. telchzi. nauk; KCZLCfV, Yu.V.,inzh.,- FOKMI V,N., inzh.j
BUYNOVSKM .1 Ye.A.,
'Y L.G., inzh.; BULAVITSKIY, Yu.M., inzh.;
inzh,
Testing of a boiler with ~20 ton/hour evaporative capacity with
individual separating devices, Elek, sta. 34 no*5:7-10 My 163o
(MIRA 16:7)
(Boilers-Testing)

V.N., inzh.; LOKSHIN,
LIPEETS, A.U., inzh.; LAFA, Yu.I., inzh.; F(~,~qM i
V.9., kand, takhri. nauk
Aerodynamic resistances of compact checkerboard tube clusters,
Teploonergetika 12 no.6:32-34 Je 165, (KMA 18:9)
1. ZiO i Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatel'skiy toploteklinichoskiy
inntitut.
7

FOMINAF IT.-P.
Correlation of the calcium content in the serum and the temporal
bone In otonclerosis. Zhur.ush,j nos.i gorl.bol. 21 no.6084)1
N-D 161. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Iz kafedry bolezney ukha, , lorla I noes. (nachallnik - zasluzhennyy
deyatell 4mauki prof. K.L.Khiov) Voyenno-mtditsinskoy ordena
Lenina al-ademli imeni S.M.Kirova.
(CALCIUM IN THE BUY) (OTOSCLEROSlS) (TEMPORAL BONE)

FCMINAP V. P.
Observation of a tumor of the glomus jugulare. Vest. otorin. no.2:
102-103 '62. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Iz kliniki ushnykh, nosovykh i gorlovykh bolezney (nach. -
zagluzhennyy deyatell nauld prof. K. L. Khilov) Voyenno-mdl-
toinskoy ordena lenina almdemii imeni S. M. Kirova, Leningrad.
BLOOD VESSELS-TUMORS)
CK-TUMORS)
M

FMMAq V.P. -
1xperisental model of otoopongiosis. Zhuroushs,,nosoi gorlebol.
22 ne.4#33-18 J1-Ag 162. (MIM 16;2)
1. Is kliniki bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa (3mv. - sasluthemyy
deyatell nauki pvfe KoL. WAIov) Voyanno-meditainskoy ordeva
Dmina akademii Imeni SoN. Kirova.
(OMCIMM33)

I I.P. -
jTINA,
Mineral metabolism in patients wtth otosclerosis. Vestn. otorino-
laring. 25 no.3339-42 263 (MIRA l7tj)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney ukha, nosa, i gorla (Nachalinik - zaslu-
zhennyy deyatell nauki prof. X.L.Xhilov) Voyenno-meditsinskoy
ordena Lenina akademii imeni S.M.Kirovap Uningrad.

83467
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AUTHOR: Fomina, V. S~
TIT LE: -Defined Method of Calculating the Flywheel Vass
PFRIODICAL: izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Prjl~orostroyoniye~
19601 Vol, 3, No. 4, pp. 103-105
TEXP: The author refers.to a.paper by V. 1. Bat, (Rot'. 1), in whic~j the
masses of a flywheel are calculated from changes in kinetic ener&y. The
following equations were given in Ref. 1:
E . U, 2/2 - U V2 12 (1) (M mass of the mechanism);
i m.ch.i*vi 0 0 mech
2urA
Avds .. 0 (2) and v i = V mean -1 AY1 (3). For M mech and. Mfl (M fl ,mass
0
of the flywheel) M + M M am + M M + Ami
mech. 1 f] ~ mean,mech i fl me an
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nhere Mmean.mech denotes a constant quantity between the maximum and
minimum values of the reduced moment of the mechanism, /3 M i - the variable
corresponding to the deviation:A&M i = Mme-c h. i -M mean.mechl and
Mmean = Mmech.mean + M fi , ~Onst; M i.mech ' M + AMi (4). The author sug-
gests a more precise calculation proceeding from the equation
V M v 2 M v 2)/2 (5), where the mass M is, at
i mech mean ' ti - (Mvmean - 0 0 fl
first, omitted. (Av, . velocity increase; M 0 - reduced initial mass of the
mechanism; vo . initial velocity). The function 4 .161E -AM v 2 /2 L/N.
i i i mean
may be graphically represented as a function *i U f(S A)i where SA denotes
the displacement of the point of reference A. Integration of (5) consider-
ing (2) results in (Mv,2 - M V2)/2 (6). the mean
mean 0 0 -)Pmean Imean is
planimetric value of the function during a cycle from 0 to 2nr A'
Substitution of (6) into (5) gives vi "Oli/vmean(M + "d) where
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the Flywheel Mass B004/BO56
Im . For comparison with a given Lv the valueLv. at
ean max' I
and 6M -AM is sought. By taking into account, func-
max min Mfl
tion (7) is obtained: Av max 'A*max/vmean (Mm'ech + Mfl), where M~ech
M AM'. This paper was recommended by the kafedra teorii mechanizmov i
mashin i detaley mashin (Chair df the Theory of Mechanisns, Machines, and
Machi.ne Elements). There is 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy institut tochnoy mekhaniki i optiki
(Leningrad Institute of Precision Mechanics and Optics)
SUBMITTED: January 14, 1960
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FOUDIA, V.S.
Precision method for calculating flywheel mass. Izv.vyo.acheb.zav.;
prib. 3 no.4:103-105 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. loningradakiv institut tochnoy mekhaniki i optiki. Rekom. kafedroy
teorii mekhanizmov i mashin i detaley mashin.
(Flyvheels)

A'U-TflORS:
.cTTLE.
2 QOI_
S/')80/I9l/()q4/006/002/02D
D247/D305
I,B,, Romina, V.V., Michaw., A,I.
U_
The ;,,tudy of r14 ckel-magnesium hyd-roganation cata y s 1;5
obtained by the decompositioxi of' oxalates
I- I U D i C,*.L Ziiu-na.~ pvlkladnoy va 34, n(-,. 6, !,~61,
TEXT, A --r.rvid tijl~ Legn developed of producAnG a
tor the laydrogrenation of vari IJ ~A S or E. a n j c :3:, s t anc,~i 6
in..:~ an activated ca.rbon lnste~ia of an
13 r I'se lie f
uy I-B, lHapopo-:, z~tnd Yu.V. v 4 -i
11, KI 1 7 Z e. .
- ; . . 195'),) ---no 1. B. Rapopoi t -ina i. I',-.r-
6.. 1 ""1 (1,. ) ~ The p-f ep;,_r;~, ~oiv.7~d i oii
uf i_~ va j ho n. (uxk ;-::AY ( BAU v~ e :-:-I -
.1 utions o n:. of n-, :kej anO -1 t"lli 11 L_~- -6.
N~"rcj. and L6,m_ kft.,~-r arylii.:. I.I.L and
_()nvcr,,.i_~d to by ;m_
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O~., I /0Obi'UCJ2/0e-G
Tbe study c f ri-L ---kc-1 D247/
iollovic-,:~ by ow.,il.oraLlwi, liryiiLg antj G-0 (an
i -Y 1. a, i s t ~,n d J -a iiiii, c a r, i , 1 e r vi c- r e ac L,'~ 111--eSISOU Ilit")
L 1 U 0 C v c am s z; C. F~ il v u n
I-I'tl VV-1:3 ~:Urried out at
a i,-t~ :)t' i.0 -it' ~:~,Aua~yst for 4 11 r,~- f T, h
1~st via6 nt---, z~i%idymg the
I,exane. a
-low apparaz~us. 'lie were
cond-uzte-j catalys-.6 of 2.u2' - j9.1 ;/,, Ni or, 0~0
j,0 mm 6raae tt, a ~eiuperatire 100 vessDre runc-
ing froir; atffl. Lrlcd u bL!nzene fi,iv., t;.te 01' 0~1
.L , 2 L u f --a r;.., , s t iir . "Llhe h i ghes, ac t i 17 1 ti, Ii 1--w shown by ~;a-
talysts k-.ontairi~z,g ul-~cve 6 ~~, Ni on a carrier a particle
size of O~6 - 12.U bet-,vuen '1000 and 14000, iici the. Pressure raniL;~j
of I - 10 atm aiiu a,~ a f1ovi rate of 0.3. The c,,r-
bon caLa-iyst or-er found to -~t, :~ct,iv!Ly for -'.-JJ
lirs. when uorkllq`~ ui,-ier atmospheric or 10 prc~~osure. Repe,,,Ie.]
. I 'hale a comijosltiun ~,i *,1, 2 ,
t!X pe I,Ii~ v 11 " 6 t~ /. M6f and
85 % -~Lrr-er Lije, 11'. j)1-r-,;.1c)II6ed use. it.
give6 10G Ofil'i ol ben. ci:-, presou.re r t
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The study of nickel- D247 D305
1-00-1400C and at a flow rate of 0.4 1/1 catalyst/hr. At pre-,~sures
of tile urder of' 10 atm the efficiency of the samae catalyst-, is
trebled. There are 4 tables, '0 figures and 5 references: 4 Soviet-
bluc Load 1 ilon-Soviet-bloc.
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FORINA, To.
I rganization work with personnel in connection wtth the conversion
to the now working conditions. Sots.trud 4 no.5:98-103 MY '59.
(KIRA 12:8)
1. Nachal*nik otdala truds, t sarabottoy platy, 2amestitell
sakretarya TArtkom 1-go Mookovskogo chasoVOgO 2avoaa.
(Clock and watch making-Isbor productivity)

FOKIIJA. Yo.
A now conveyer and the placement of work9rFj in the factory.
Sots.trud 4 no.9:104-107 S 159- (MIELk 13:1)
1. Nachallnik otdola truda i sarabotany platy 1-go 14oaknvakogo
chasovogo zavoda.
(Hoecow-Clockmaking an(I watchmaking)

FOMInp Tee
The workday and leisure time. Sots. trud 5 no.U:L?0-125 H '60.
(KMA 14:1)
1. Naohallnik otdola truda, i sarabotnoy platyp samentitell sekretarya
paitkoma Pervogo mookovskogo chasovogo savoda im. S.M.Kirova.
(Moscow-Xlockr-king and watchmaking)
(Hours of labior) (Leisure)

FOMIWA, Ye.
i
With the active participation of workers. Sots. trud 8
no.2:72-75 F 163. (miRA 16:2)
1. Nachallnik otdola truda i zarabotnoy platy
Pervogo moskovskogo chazovogo mavoda.
(Moacov--Clockmaking and watchmaking--Production standards)

USSR/Cultivated Plants. General Problems. L-1
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 69153
Author : Filin, V.I., Fomina- E_.A
'I _Llly Ravine Territory in the Mid-
Title : Rational Utili-z~aTion ~o~
dle Basin of the Desna River (Bri2nsk District).
Orig Pub : Tr. Bryanskogo lesokhoz. in-ta, 1956, 7, 139-146
Abstract : Two types of gully ravine territory exist in the middle b2sin
of the Desna River, active and inactive ones. Numerous or-
ganizational and technical measures are recommended for in-
creasing their meadow productivity. A t.VPiC21 scheme for u-
ti-lizing the territory of the "Podarl ravine of Briansk Dis-
trict is given.
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AUTHORSs Vasserman, I.M., Fomina, Ye.A.
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TITLEs Study of Chemical Aging and the Effected Abnormal Aging of Precipi-
tates on the Example of Basic Nickel Carbonate
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, 1961, Vol. 34, No. 1, PP. 90-99
TEXTt The present paper is the 4th report in a series on technology of the
separation of substances from solutions by chemical precipitation. Chemical
aging in the system precipitate - solution is caused by one or more second-
ary chemical reactions on the phase boundarypresulting in a change of chemi-
cal composition and physical properties of -the precipitate. Hence the study
of aging processes is important for chemical precipitations. In the previous
experiments [Ref.l: I.M. Vasserman, Kh.Z.Braynina, ZhPKh, 31,11,1617 (1958).
Ref.2s I.M. Vasserman, ZhPKh, 32,9,1959 (1959); Ref,3; I.M. Vasserman, Ye.A.
Fomina, Kh.Z. Braynina, ZhPKH, 32,11,2619 (1959)] the authors investigated
qualitatively chemical aging and the resulting abnormal aging of the preci-
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Study of Chemical Aging and the Effected Abnormal Aging of Precipitates on
the Example of Basic Nickel Carbonate
pitate in the system Ni(NO Na CO 3 - H20. In the present work these ex-
periments were studied qu.n
3titatively. From the five possible types of as-
condary chemical reaction: (Ref.2) two occur in the present system: 1) neu-
tralization of the basic precipitate (basic nickel carbonate) by the acidic
salt (NaHco 3) which is in the mother liquor and 2) hydrolysis of the basic
precipitate. These two reactions were investigated and the reaction kinetics
was determined studying the normal (physical) aging of basic nickel carbonate
precipitates, the abnormal-aging caused by hydrolysis and that caused by neu-
tralization of the precipitate. Precipitation was carried out continuously
by mixing Ni (N03)2 - and Na2CO3 - solutions at 900C, agitating the obtained
suspension of basic nickel carbonate. In order to study the aging caused by
neutralization, 1 liter of the continuously outflowing suspension was quickly
cooled to 600C and left at this temperature during mechanical agitation. Ab-
normal aging by hydrolysis was investigated by filtering off the precipitate,
washing and preparing a suspension in distilled water with a ratio solid t
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the Example of Basic Nickel Carbonate
liquid - I t 200 and following agitation at 900C. Normal agin was caused
by mixing the filtered-off precipitate with the mother liquor 7containing
120 g11 WaNO ) and agitating this suspension at 600C. The Miration of all
agings was 1;0 hrs. Changes in chemical composition of the liquid and solid
phase, as well as the physical properties of the precipitate were determined.
Physical properties were determined by A V Nikolayev's method [Ref.41 ZhPKh,
20,3,189 (1947), Ref. 5: ZhAKh, 7,1921 (;9;2)] obtaining the filtration co-
effici Ont'water capacity, specific volume, and specific surface (using me-
thyl violet). By analyzing the system precipitate - solution the basicity
was checked (i.e., the ratio milliequivalent HCO per milliecluivalent N12+
2+
In the precipitate the content of Ni~ and CO and in the liquid phase PH
was determined and the change in HCO! content controlled Dy po-
1j 3
tentiometric measurements. The aged ~reclpitates were X-ray-examinated on a
YPC-55 (URS-55) apparatus with cobalt source. Results concerning the n6r-
mal aging of basic nickel carbonate in contact with synthetic mother liquor
(not containing HC03) are given in Tab.1, the kinetic curves in Fig.1-6,
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