SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PODNIK, S. N.Z - PODOBAYEVA, L. V.

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15-57-4-4662
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Goologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
p 93 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Podnogin, It. K. Yudin, I. A.
TITLE: Stilbite and Calcite From the Shartash Granite Mass
(Desmin i kalitsite s Shartashskogo granitnogo massiva)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Sverdl. gorn. in-ta, 1956, Nr 2b, pp 145-146.
ABSTRACT: Stilbite has been discovered in pegmatite veins (15 cm
to 20 cm thick) that are exposed on the floor of a
granite quarry. In one area the veins contain caicite
with the stilbite. The stilbite forms monomineralic
radiating aggregates 10 cm by 8 cm. The stilbite is
yellowish brown. A sheaf-like structure of the mineral
aggregate was observed under the microscope. The
mineral has perfect cleavage parallel to (010). The
elongation is negative and the extinction angle, c
against lip, is 80. Ng = 1.501, Np = 1.492; Ng - 17P
0.009. The c8lcite produces monomineraiic aggregates
Card 1/2 measuring several centimeters across. This mineral
15-57-4-4632
and Calcite From the Shartash Granite Mass (Cont.)
stilbite No = 1.65B, Ne = 1.486.
ranges from colorless to yellow-br,wn. Ye. 3
Card 2/2

At the precast concrete products plant. Biul.tekh.inform.' 5
no.2:18-19 7 '59. (HIRA 12:4)
(4eningrad-Precast concrete construction)

PODNYAKOV,.A-.,A.- , starshiy prepodavatelt
Methods of testing orthotropic materials (glass reinforced
plastics and lumber) for fatigue. Trudy STI '74:56-62 163.
(MIRA 17:2)

-Fc)jj,, I,ye,
SAVITSKIX, 1.1r.:
Effect of roentgen irradiation on lihosphorylation of thiamine.
Vop. med. khim. 8 no.6:592-598 N--D 162. (14IRA 17-5) '
1. Kaedra biokhindi Odesskogo gosudarstvemiogo meditsinskogo
instltuta irrBni N. 1. Pirogova.

F"EDICHKIII, N.'
GMSHENKO, N.V.; IVANOV, V.K.; IAPKIN, I.Yu.; FODOBA,-B.C..;
Key section of the Lower Permian Assell stage in I;ae sou,~-h of -,he
Russian Platform. Biul. MDIP. Otd. geol. 39 no.2:81-84 ~----Ap 164.
(MW. 19: 1)

C. Du-;t ry : Czechoslovakia
C ---. t os.) r: Human and Animal Physiology, Internal Medlelne
I- -
1.ix). ijz~ur, : Ref Zbur Blol, fic). 2, 1959, No. 8280
Podoba J.; Kutka M.; Licko V.
Tit1c : Radioactive Iodine In the Diagnosis of Thyroid Disease.
-Ori'r- 2U'0. : Bratial. Lekar. losty, 1958, L, No- 7, 393--400
Abatr-,,ct no abstract
G.ird: .1/1

EXCES!TTA 1-*i--,')17,A Sec 11t Vol 13/7."adlolov MY 59
1338. RADIOACTIVE IODINE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF THYREOPATHIES Ri.
diaj6d v diagnosti~e tyreopatir - Podo-b-a J Kutka M. and L16ko
V. Endokrinol. Ust., Slovenskel~ a . Vied, Bratislava - BRATISL.
LEK. LISTY 1958, 38(1)/7 (303-400) Graphs 3
Radio-active iodine uptake in the thyroids of 45 patients was measured hourly
for the first 6 hr. after administration of a diagnostic dose. From these data, the
rate of accumulation was detormined according to different test methods, and the
results were. compared with the clinically evaluated degree of functional disorder
of the thyroid. A modified Joybt and Gautier method for evaluation of the accumul-
ation rate coefficient was found to yield the boat resolution of the dcgree of dyol-
function, and issuitable for use with ambulant patients, Jech - Prague(XIV, 2, 3,6,9

. PODOBAV J.
On the etiolea of endanic piter. Pt.1s Ofttisle Iske lifty
45 no.71393,4" 15 0 165.
I* IndokrinalWoky ustay 319,mmskaj akadenis vied v Bratislava
(riaditel IVDr. Jo Podobst C80.).

VASILIYEV, V.G.; GRACUIV, G.I.; NNVOLIN, N.V.; OZERSUYA, H.L.; PODGBA,
_R-V,--Prirximali uchsatiye: CHIK, S.N.; GUMOVICH-S~.I--
DIKEISR=, G.Kh.; DZVMAYA, M.F.; DRABKIN, I.Ya.; IVADOVA,
U.N.; KAZARINOV, Y.F.; KALIMA, V.V.; KOMMEO, S.P.; bOWTEM.
V.Ya.; FUSTTIINIXOV, K.R.; ROSMOWSR, U.N.: SKOBLIKOVA, G,I,;
STEPANOV, P.P.: TITOV, V.A.; FCTIADI, 2.S.; CHIRVnI=YA, M.V.;
&WWWA, V.P. - GRATSLWOVA, O.P., red.; BEKKAN, Yu.K., vedushchiy
red.; MMINA, E.A., tekhn.red.
[Manual for geophysicists in four volumes] Spravochalk geofizika
v chetyrekh tomakh. Moskva, Gos.nauchnc-tekhnAzd-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol.l. [Stratigraphy, lithology, tectonics,
and physical properties of rocks] Stratigrafiia. litologiial,
tektonika i fiziche5kie svoistva gornykh parod. Pod red. O.P.
Gratsianovoi. 1960. 636 r- WRA 14:1)
(Petroleum geology) (Gas, Natural-Geolog7)

pmj)0111~, !!.V.
__ tVs~ S 0~ S, : 6yi D, ;~,:, , --;, ,~' in tl!F,
- 1 1 t, I ' - - I - -- IL - .. III ----. -
eastern part of the Russiar Entform and their si=ltaneoaz
with gnophytical cluta. no.22:157-186
0-111u. l9:,?)
(Tatt,r A.S. 3.3 R.-Rocks-Density)

"am I MOM R"WrMla Saw/"%
ineatut 1"f1slabook1kh
motedow rasv6dk1
Prlkladws woortmikst aborWk at'.%toy, Typ. 22 (Applied 060phyalcol
COll"ItIon of Articles. Nr 22) Remain. Gostoptekbisdat, 1959.
211 P. 3,000 copies priated.
ad-& R.I. ftlahkovs Mae. 34.1 Va. K"Istmaj Tach. 34.8 Aj. poloodlih'.
rMPOUt This collection or articles Is intended for geophysicists in
both ladantrial am research Organizations.
CCWWA=i The book eantalam articles on improved methods ror later
-exploration data obtained by mans or rerioated ;ad
A . I or articles deal w1th the evaluation of
gravity anomalies. Individual articles discuss a method or dividing
a Grawltatlemal field late its components by means of a computer.
NUM radiation In borsholes, density of rocks of the Precambrian
WoOmmat in Me eastern part of the Russian Platrorm. and the usto
at tomplates In alare-lesslas. There are 74 figures and 35 %sales.
fters are 95 reforenesso 89 sowlet and 6 English.
YAKS OF 0092IMs
TalIvIrskly, D.B. Seismic lxploratlan of the Basement in the
z==Pff-?M of the Tobel'sk Region of the West 31b*rlgn
FIRLOW 3
sonalkow. TO.T. Building Up the Directional Characteristic*
ror a CU--pUx Pattern Grompirig (Of rocelvoral 1", seismic
Research 25
2MkMob. The Statistical iffest or
W"upLng --- VA-3010mao Reasanh 53
"Wa and 3tum . Interpretation of Magnetic
asatasto Anomalies Caused by Plain-Parallel bodies and 63
Makin I a and W.I. fikollsk&Z Dividing a Gravitational
r"H U, national &ad I Components by mans of a
86
Tosplate Maskloolng for computing the second
Potential From a Roy of OnvitY
Iffiessemalles too
&.a. GalaIrtlaisow. end. AJL-A2x2ZL. 0001fti-I
lure if-TWINTY-533ZEWIS -1-ITY0
x,V. ty or the Precambrian
pedobo Results of Studying the Donal
labseent, Rocks of the Smatern Part or the Russian Platform and
arrarts or cozz latLM 3ush Studies Vith Geophysical findings 15T
KajAov1o;,,,A.Ye. Distr1butim of Timr"! Z41-4- tbe
18T
roboahim, V.I. Template@ Zor Mlare-Lagging 24e
A VA TrAKA f Llbra" of Comtre" Awad
31-59

PODQ;BA, TS.G.
Efficient way of feeding milk to calvea. Zhivotnavodstvo 23
no.3t62-67 Mr 161. (141RA 17:1)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy chastnoy zootekbniki KharIkovskogo
sel'skokhozyaystvennogo instituta.

C Ountry
Catoggory :Farm -Lpatnals. Q-2
C att 1 e .
, 170 inTs 7-4,010
.,Ibs. Jcar :Tllef Zhu-Biol, i.
Author -Podobn Ye. GO
*H~ ~ -e of AgrlculltuTe.
Institut. F a;~i~v ~ff ~-Ut-
Title :The Problen of Plamind Raisini-I. of CqlVes.
or Jg Pub. -.Zap. Miarlkovsk. in-ta, 1,957, 1'. (1507
221-226
Abstract :IW`O "Ibstract.
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28

Country go us SR
Category Farm Animals.
Cattle.
Abe. Jour Reff Zhux-Biol,, 117.o 21, 195,S; 96839
Author :Podob-9 Ye. G.
Institut.
Title Some Regularities in the Gioi7th of Young. Cattlc
Stock and. Their Directed Utilization Aimed eu
Increasing, Productivit

Orig Pub. Zh. obshch. biol.9 I
95 1 No 11 22-34
Abstract :It has been es'ablished that if the .-aei-ht of
.neona-tes (of the same group of breeds) is the
samel a short period of embryonic development
is an indication of a'com-pP-::at:Lve3.y high eaerV
rate o-~ the embryo's growth -Ohich persists all"m
birth as viell, This indicator permits the divi-
siorx of calves into fast medi= and slow rcn7
h
t dif
t
i
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t
Q
reac
feren
ic
o feed
ng groups w
ly
and keeping conditions. The fast growing calven
react well to an iwrease of the feeding level,
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Country USSR
Cat eg ory Farn) AnL--";~Ice
Cattle.
Abs. Jour Ref ZIYa!?-Bio1oj No 21~ 1958, 96839
Author
Inatitut.
Title
Orig Pub.
Abstract utilize f'odder ea!-):3nses bett3r arxd matixre iato
cows -utuh 20-.36 p-excent, higher milk yields tha
slow gro,-dnG animalz,;. The anim-il's consltitutio-
lial characteristics (which are an expression
of heredity) are most susco-otIble to clixtiges
0
dw?ing second mionth of- its embryoge-riesis;
if the mothe= is DoorIv fed duiing this :)eriod
-ive influence upon the constitutional
C ;Iegat
charact-e-ristics o-f 1-1-or. offsprjn,~ -is effected,
the --ro=, ol- a pllolonged pregaamey
because of weak embryo Src~'ithj poor g-rv.-rth
Card: 2/3

Country USSR
Cato,%ory Farm Aritrials.
Cattle.
Abe. Jour -Tief Zhu~-3iol.j Alo 21, 1956-2 96839
Author
Inatitut.
Title
Or Ir, Pub.
Abstract after btxyth and' a comparatively low Utilizati.0
of feed exDeaiditures* It has been noted that
some covs produce constitutionally Weak calves
.-..~Ilen mated, with a certain sire 'out if he is
substi'tted by another, normal offsprigg, may
be obtaLaed from."U-he same caur, - A* Do Musin
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LETAVET, A.A., prof., reO,; KOSILOV, S.A., prof., red.; ZOLINA, Z.M.,
kand. biol. nauk, red.; KRAPIVINTSEVA, S.I., kand. med. nauk,
red.; 2Q~ ~Ye ~V. kand. med. nauk, red.; SOLOVtYEVA, V.P.,
kand. med.nauk, red.; ALTUKWV, G.V., red.; BALDINA, N.F.,
tekhn. red.
(Research on the physiology of work processes'J'Issledovanita po
fiziologii trudovykh protsessov. Pod obshchei red. A.A.Letav-lta.
Moskva, Medgiz, 1962. 279 p. (MIRA 16.-~)
1. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSR, Moscow. Deystvitellnyy
chlen Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Letavet).
(WORK)

MINKH, klekBey Alekseyevich, prof.; FODOBA, Ye.V., red.; BUKOVSKAYA,
N.A.~, tekhn. red.
(ionization of the air and its hygienic significance) Ioni-
zatsiia vozdukha i ee gigienicheskoe znachenie. Izd.2.,
ispr. I dop. Moskva, Medgiz, 1963. 350 p. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Minkh).
(AIR, IONIZED--PHYSIOIXICAL EFFECT)

VODOLAMKrY) L.A.) PODOBAt YEj V.j and SOLOVYEVA) V.P.
Institute df Labor Hygiene and Professional Diseases,
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Moscov - "Further
-develolment of the method of recording of electro-
caridograms and electromyograms of a worker during
work in the factory" (17~
Report to be submitted for the 4th Intl. Conf. on
Medical Electronics, New York N.Y., 16-21 July 1961

dountry : USSR T
Catet;ory: Hur.= ana ,ni.-Ll Physic-lour. Physicl,,:a -f Labor'
and, Sport
Abs Jcur; RZhDic,l., N~ 19, 1958, 09314
Author Zolina, Z.M.; 10!-aj?ivintseva, S.I.; Dabayc-va, Ye. A.;
Podoba, Yu - V -
Inst
Title On the Pbysiolt~Gical Dasia of Conveyor-Wrk Conditions.
Ori(, Pub: Fiziol. zh. sssn, 1958, 44, Nc 2, 89-96
Abstract: The condition ~,f the notor analyzer was studied by
chronometry of work (in the course cf 242 days) and
by investi(:r-ticn cf the latent par).od of t7,,e motor
reacticn (108 days) in fernle workers cxr;jloyed in
the asserbly -.f wrist watches. ,',t the beC-,innina of
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Country : USSR T
CateGory: Hunan and J'aii--al Physiology. Physiul--.~;y .-f Labcr
and Sp(;rt
Abs J,.ur: MD101 -, 14--- 19, 1958, 89314
work, usually in the course of 15-30 laillutcs,
signs cf instebility of the dynamic stf:r..tyl--.c
(DS) vem, ii,tcd raflecting the status ~T skill
acquisiti,,n. Instability ch--nGed int,~ -. stable
condition :f DS, signifyine hi(;bcr skill, when
the operatitvis vere shortened and becrv.,-c ---icre
concentrated in time. Disorders .f DS were
usually ni.itud at the end cf work peri-As. The
stability cT tho dyn=Ac stere-Aypo depended
upon the puri-,.d ~f the work day as well as upon
the character c~f the v-Drk. The raorc delicate
the coord-*L:,--ti,-n :f motions needed fc-.)r Vie ac-
corTlish;-mat .-f the operation, the less was the
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Cmuitry : USSR T
CateGory: Mman and 1Ihysiol-:Vy. Physitl_.Lyf
labor and Si,;crt
Abs Jour. No 19, 1950, 09314
stability I-f DS. The latent Paritdo of the
notor roacticn becane greater ".the tension at
work increased and.the degree, of., ti-aininr, de-
creased-. Thr-- latent periods shaiTly increased
during-the.process of work and tcwards its end
and considerably surpassed the oriGinal level.
The steadiness (,,f attentim was Licre rften un-
disturbed durinG the first half of the working
day, occasionally it increased; opposite rmni-
festations were noted in the second half of the
work 4ay. The greater the physical offcrt and
the sualler the percentage of free perik:,ds in
the process i.-f labcr, the hiGher was the frequency
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-,,PODOBA.,-YevgeAiy,.-,Ge.orgi,ve.vieb[Podoba, 1E.H.]; DOBROVOLISM, O.A.
... I'~,~.,~.~-~-t.,~,-~~4,-[Dobrovoili,o,Ikyip- .,0-..A.], red.; MANZHERAN, P.F., tekhn. red.
[Work practices of the "Komunist" Breeding Plant) Dosvid ra-
boty plemzavodu "Komunist.11 Kyiv, Derzhsillhoopvydav URSR,
1963- 50 P- (MMA 17 i 4)

SWROVSKIY, R. Estukovskyp R,.].-. NEKET, Sh. [Nemet, S.,]LPODDIA, Yu.___
[Podoba.. 1.1 (Bratislava)
Btiology and pathogenesis of endemic goiter. Arkh.pat. no.11t
55-57 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Iz Indokrinologicheskogo instituta (dir. Yu. Podoba) Slovatskoy
skademil. nauk.
(GOITER)

__PQPQBkX&V-r N.I. (Moskva); BALEZIN, S.A. (Moskva); R014ANOV, V.V. (Moskva)
Effect of some inhibitors on the corrosion cracking of LX18H9
steel in 42% MgC12,solution. Zhur. fiz. khim. 35 no- 4:748-
753 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Institut meta3-lurgii im. A.A. Baykova.
(Corrosion and anticorrosives) (Steel-Corrosion)

BALEZIN, S.A.; ROMANOV, V.V.; PODOBAYEV, N.I.
Studying the effect of certain inhibitors on corrosion cracking
in metals. Uch. up. MGPI no.1461l83-192 160. (MIRA 15-4)
(Corrosion nnd anticorrosive.9)

BALE-ZIN, S.A.; RURBANOV, F.K.; PODORAYEV, N.--,.
In estigating the protect'Lve act-ion of" the inh~bdtc.-s of jteell
corrosion in hydrochlorir. acid depend-.ng on the t=mperatur--~,
pressure, and concent-'rat;on of the ac-ld. Zashc--h. Met. 1
no.3:337-340 ll~--Je 165. (M=, 18-.8j
1. Moskovsk'LY gosudarsI.vennyy pedagogl-chesk-ly institut, fmerf
V.I. Lenina.

PODOBAYLPV, N.I.; RAT IN, S.A.
mmum-mumm-
~~Comsf~,-ior- stresn'sa WSB�-'s"teel in sulfuric an d hydrochloric
acide in the presence of corrosion inhibitors. Uch. zap. MGZPI
no.9.*67-82 162. (MIRA XiO
(Steel-Corrosion)

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SOURCE7 -60-D-E-~ UR/04
XC-C NR: Ap6oo9526 13;~616~O OC6/616~419/66~9
S. A.; Shikhiyev, I. A.,
AUMOR: Podobayev. N. I.; Tgaezin Aliyev, M. I.;
:r9rafIIo#E,79. fpl r
!EBanov, F. K.
none
TITIE, C for steel in hydr6chloric acid. Class 22, Ho. 1794o6,
{Announced by the Moscow State PeqMojqcal Institute Ime V, S.. Lenin (mo-SVO-Vimy-
gosudarstvennyy pedagicheskiy inetitut))
SWURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye znakil no. 5, 1966* 49'-,'.
-TOPIC TAGS: steel corrosion, corrosion inhibitor,, acid corrosion
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a corrosion inmb~_4 for steel
In hydrochloric acid. Consisting basically of dipropoxgyl methylcyclohexylphosphi-
mate, it contains several other additives., preferably-in amounts of inhibitor BA-6
IW%.10.5%; 1-hexYn-3-01, 0.251*" 0.5%; potassium iodide, -v 0.02%. JLDI
13M C61ir 13/ GUBM DMe. -,WanO
UDC: 620.1~7-3

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D21,6/D306
AUTHORS: Podobayev, N.I.t and Balezinv S.A.
TITLE: Study of the stress corrosion of steel lX18H9
(IK'hl.8N9) An chlorldes An 'the presence of organic_,
inhibitors
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal prIlkladnoy khimli, v. 10, -1960t
2290 - 2300
TEXT: The purpose of the present article was I.o increase the num-
ber of inhibitors capable of being used for protecting stainless
steels against SC in chlorides, to study their influeac,~ on the
electrode reactions, to determine the relationship between the ra-
te of stress corrosion and inhibitor concentra-.ion and to verify
the prote:,tive properties of -the most effective inhibitors in
other chlorides. Steel lKh1-8N9, being extremely prone to failure
by SC in chlorides, was used in the 1~nvestigation. The specimens
were made and prepared for testing by a method described by Bale-
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Study of the stress 1~216 D306
zin and Podobayev (Ref. 2: ZhPKh. XXXIII, 69 1300y 1960)4 The shape
and dimensions of the speolmens are shown as ~vell as the chemical
composition and meebanical properties of the above steel., Stresses
were introduced into the metal by un-"Laxial straining of thE specd-
mens in a ten-Colled sprJ-ng apparatus,, mounted on a horizontal
bean. The springs were calibrated by means of a DS-1 dynamometer.
A 42 % MgC1 solution a' 1.530 and a zaturated Ca solution, boillng
at 1530, were used as the corrosive media. Apart from the inhibi-
tors tested earlier by Balezin and co--workers, catapine and the in-
hibitor 1-1--A were teszed In the MgO1 solution, Cataptne [CH 3 (CH 2)
.10CH ""> CH N ] Ol is a surface.-active substance which can
-L 9 2
be used as an inhibitor in hydrochloric acid pickling solutions.
The inhibitor 1-1-A is a vat residue produced after volatilization
of the oil layer formed during synthesis of 2-methyl-ethyl pyridi-
ne. The maximum life of the specimens in the presence of inhibitors
when testing in the MgC1 2 solution, exceeded the time required for
crack formation Irtthe control solution by a factor of 26, and in
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StUdy Of the streas D216ID306
the CaCl 2 solution, by a factor of 10. The reagents used %rere che-
y piire. The dependeni-.e of the ra-ce of SO on inhlb--41ni concen-
micall-
tration was etudied xITh rezDec-I.- -Lo tvio Inhibitors, PF-r- --ata-
pine. In order to -=tudy the mechani3m, of retarda!4,or, of 1,0 bv -,a-
L I
tap.-Ine, itz influence on the eiectro-de potenti,,:tl ol . ana oil
cathode and anode polarization was studied, as -.vell ae the infl,.ac-n-
Ce of polarization. together -with the inhibitor on the raTe of 3C.
The authoTF, arrived at the follow-Jing -oncluaion-~; 1) Catapine an d
-,.,."A 4nh4b4toroq reduce -the SO of steel !'Kh-,.8N9 in a 4'~~ % ;501u.-
,I .. ~I I - I
tion ax 1530, but do not prevent i-- nomple-tely; 2) Ca-tap-ine is a
mixed inlidbiltor, which prefereniially retards its ancde rea~tlonj
3 ) Inhibi tor PB- 5 in zoncentrat-i on,; of 0 , 2 ~4 pro 41- eoi s ti7 e~`L 1-Kh-I, 8
N9 frovi SO in a saturaied CaCl 3olution boilang at- 1530; 4) In-
hlbit:~rs BA-12, PB-5 and catapine form proie--,tire phase flims on
the metal; 5) The dependence of the rate of SO or, -.he con.,.,entra-
tion of catapine and PB:-5 analogous to -che deperiden,-!e of the
rate of SO on the --athode I-urrent density (at ic-w current densities)
kvith a --athode polarization derived from an externally imposed
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S~udy of the stress D216/D306
current,, Th.ere are 7 figures, 5, tatle-- and 10 referencezi, "oviet-
bloc and 2 nor,,-Soviet--blo'~. The reff.-rencez- to the EnGl-.oh-langlage
piiblications read as fo-iloivs.- H.11. Ub-ig a-nd I. Lincon, J. E,'ec-
-L L
trochem. Soc., 105, 6, 3-25, 19:,;6,: T,P. Bear and I.G. 111inc-5:, J.
Iron and Steel Inst., 182, 2 224,. 1915-':-,~
SUBMITTED: February 9, 1-960
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19 8110 B1 17/13206
,XTHORS: Balezin, S. A., Romanov, V. V., Podobayev, N. !.
TITLE: InvPetigation of the effect of some inhibitors on corrosion
crackirg, of metals
"himiya, no. 10, 1161, 28P, abstract
jZRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. r,
10V,2z~~ (101233). (11--Ueh. zap.7.;1osk. gos. ped. in-ta im.
V.31. Lenina", n0-146, 196o, 163-1,q2)
MIT: It was e3tablishod that an amount of 0.1,/) of the corrosion
i"Abitor '16-5 (i~B-5) prevents ocry-osion cracking in steel. of the typp
1X1SH9 (lK118149) in a boiling 4-9,0 1,-,6C1,., solution. The lubrircar.A~3 14-P
(14-RN. (12-R), andlj~/.TM-51 -Ts1,TM1-r0 algo delay corisidr!rabl,-7 the
cracking of co-oper in 'IF vapors. ~-Ibstrac+erls note: Complete
3
translation.-I
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25086
S/Oal 61/000/010/023/029
B /,~
1171B203
AUTHORS: Balezin, S. A., Romanov, V. V.,Podobayev, N. I.
TITLE: Protective coats in corrosion tests
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal Khimiya, no. 10, 1961, 291, abs-LrEi,A
10" 256 (101256). (fach. zaD.) MoBk. gos,, ped. in-ig iw~
V. I. Lenina, no. 146, 1960, 19~-196)
TEXT: The following were found to provide effective protection foT alumlaum
alloys D-16,CT. 3 (St. 3) in acid, alkaline, and neutral chloride media, and
for brass in amwonia medium: p6rcbloro vinyl varnish, bitumen paraffin-, and
bitumen wax lubricants, a double coat of perchloro vinyl varnish and wax
colophony lubricant and Ed>-2 (BF-2) adhesive. [Abstracter's note: Cninplete
transl ation. I
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0
p
USSR/Imulytical Cheixistri - General -'-1;Uestjon,,3
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - No 3, 195-(, 8401
Author Podobed, N. D.
Inst Att ~eriiy of Sciences USSR, Commission on Analjtical Chemistry
Title :'..Fhototurbidimetric Titration Methods. Investigation of the
System BaSO4 -BaCl 2-HCJ. (NHO3)-C 2H50H-H20
Orig Pub Tr. Komis. po analitich. khimii AN SSSR~ 1956, Vol 7, No 10,
27-4o
Abstract See RZhKhim, 1956, 29288.
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BALEZIN, S.A.; ROMANOV, V.V.;-PODOBAYEV, M.
Protective coatings-in corrosion testings. Uch. zap. YJGPI
no.146:193-198 160. MURA 15:4)
(Protective coatings--Testing)

._FQDDBAZV, N.I.; BALEZINp S.A.
Corrosion of the 1'0~18N9 stressed steel in hydrochloric and
sulfuric acids in the presence of corrosion inhibitors. Zhur.-
prikl.khim. no.12:2666-2673 D 162. (MIRA 16:5)
(Steel--Corrosion)

PCDORAYEV N. lq,-
j_
thchani m of the prevention of corrosion cracking by mealm of corrosion
inhibitor's. Zhur.priM.khim. 36 no.2:362-372 F 163. (MIRA 16;3)
(Corrosion and anticorrooiven)

80/63/036/002/003/019
"'rr the problem_of~
_~~The rate-of 'cracking in the va-
6,61a ion in;-.streas concentrators.
rious.-Solutions deoreased in the order BeGl > 14 01 > SrOl > CaCl
>
.9
2 2 2 2
':.BaC1-_, -.1n:N 1 ions,-it, was observed that increasing the ca- 1
90112-1-'so ut
,thodic` polarizabIlity led to a retardation of1he corrosion.cracking
in the polarizability were mad-a by the ad-
and_~*vice versai,_Chan~es
to
.-dition'. of cations, the,.~ solutiono IVis concluded that the rate.
cracking Is'aJundtion-lof the-lanodic.curr.ent density in stress
4 - -------- -- 2+-,-
t-,-,t 11', --an iouhts f Sn .9 ow pra
onden, ra orsi;-,9da- h- otically no retarding
.0~,'.-effecti
6s'-of- e. ee"SnOl,/l reduce the rate
but Aua:utiti 45 ~mmol
4
f: ~c i4c king b' e
y-a~. ac Sn :.ions- are less eff ctive. Th
tok of 23
to,'.,the. iri-o^-'Oased-.'dathbdib~~;overvoli~ 'and slowing Am
ge_
''An c -SO,--inhibited.both
-:re.-.ct:Lon- )220 -17 and
ed-that.the inhib tors.!"-'
~'arid~_-- &kaokingi I X-'~'~i4gest
nera -.-corroo 4
reBS'.01
Dnceyitra- I

PODO BAYEV N.I., -JD'-h.; iUdBANOV, F.K., iuzh.
Effect of ox: Id conropion
ygen na the protect-Ave action of ac-
T - I
leploenergetil,
-nhi-bitars in hydrochloric acid. a 111 no.4z
73-75 Ap 164. MRA 17:6)
1. Moslcovskiy gosudarstvermyy pedagogicheskiy J-nstitut
Lenina.

:1. 3780a-66 Wol I PF (0/81P (J)/rA1'1p(t)/EwP (b) MrIB PJA
EVIT JD~i
ACCESSION WRI AP 4139 UR/ 36 A /001/603/.0137/0340
620.193,41
620.197*3
AUTHOR, Ba
lezin, S. A.*, Xurbanov F. K.; Podobayevo N. 1.
Y Y, 5,r,
YV,
TITM Investigation of the protective action of steel corrosion Inhibit n
as a function of temperature, pressure -5-0-acid 66-n--Ren-fir-af n
hydrochlorlc acid
SOURCE., Zashchita metallov, v. 1, no. 3, 1965, 337 340
-TOPJC TAGS: corrosion inhibitor, steel, hydrochloric acid
-.,:,ABSTRACT.- The authors study the protective action of PB-5 (a product of condensa-
Ition of analine and urotropin), Katapin A (paradodecylbenzylpyridinium chloride)$
propargyl alcohol, and mixtures of PH-5 + urotropin, I-I-A (a byproduct from manu-
facture of 2-methyl-S-ethyl pyridine) + urotropin, and Katapin A + BA-6 (a product
of condensation of benzyl amine and urotropin) In 8-20% hydrochloric acid at tem-
Peratures of 22-1550 and pressures of 1-500 atm. The specimens were made in the
form of cylinders,5 mm in diameter and 50 mm long and had the following composition.
(in iot. C-0.47, --0.022; S
P --0,03D; Si--0.019; Mn--0.70; Ni--0.06; Cr-0.05..
It was found that propargyl alcohol$ Katepin A$ 1-1-A + uratrapin and PB-5 + urotm]
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LPODOBAYEV,.N.I.; ~ALEZM. S.A.
Corrosion cracking of IIIM9 steel in chlorides in the presence of
organic inhibitors. Zhur.prikl.khim. 33 no,10:2296-2300 0 160.
(MM 14:5)
(Steel--Corrosion)

POD013kYeV, N. 1. Cand Chem SA - (diss) "Investigation of' the offect
of Inhibitors on the Corrosion Cracking - tals," y
of Certain Me 05COW)
1960, 14 ppp 150 copies (Moscow Chemico-technological Institute im
D. I. Mendeleyev) M, 46/60, 124)

BALBUN, S.A.; ROMANOV, V.V.; PODOBAYBV, N.I.
- ----- -- I ~. - -
Iffect of some inhibitors on the corrosive cracking of metals.
Dokl.AN SSSR 123 no-5:902-906 D '58. (MIRA 12:1)
1. Institut metallurgii imeni-A.A. Baykova AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom I.P. BardiMm.
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)
(Inhibition (Chemistry))

PODKOM"I"', Aleksandr llikhaylo%,icb; PODOBIT,.- E~,G~ , red.
[Eccnor7 Of' th-- R-3P-1'014-c cf '-Iub--] Ekonomika respubdikA l'U'VY.
"oskvay Univ. d--uzhtri naradov im. Fatrisa Limablay, 1961~.
r.
62 p. (111IF.A. 1?19)

MEOHOSLOVAKIA/Turiors u-4
Abe Jour t Rof Zhur - Biol., No 6, 1958, Nc 27775
Author % Hrorioc, It., Fodobova - Nopol I ovap L.
Inst : Not Given
Title : Our Experiment with Sanamycin (Actinomycin 0).
Orig Pub : Bratisl. lakar listy, 1957, 37, No 1, 16-23.
Abstract Eight patients were troatod with sananycin; of those 4 had
chronic lyuphadenoeist 3--Hodgldnis disease, and 1-- roticulum-
coll sarcoma. Our daily doses amounted to 200-400 gamma for
21-31 days. 4-8 mg. were given during a course of treatment.
Beneficial effects of sanamycin were noted on skin infil-
tratos end purulent folliculitis in chronic lymphadoncsis as
well as on pulmonary infiltrates in Hodgkinls disease. In
other cases the therapeutic effect was transient and remis-
sions were brief. In addition to known side effects, throm-
bocytoponia, a moldy tasto in the mouth and necrotic changes
on the glans ponis were noted.
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PODOJIL, M.; SEVOIK, V.; EM, I.; FUSKA, J.
Isolation of gibberellic acid by means of ion exchange resins.
Folia microbiol 6 no-4:273-276 161.
1. Department of Microbiology, Institute of Biology, Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciences, Prague 6 and Biotika, Slovenska Lupca.
(GIBBERELLIC ACID) (IOIT EXCHANGE)

TU76~-x-new Occurrence 01 1
S,,c,dlov_-L j3 d-ribed-
P.f
Vein rti
ca. te a" given:
No. 243,
af: City
in a ni
U V.
LC,
lysis and
ctr
A.

POINOGI.N. AALL-TUDIN, LAN
5tilbits WA calcits from the Shartashokiy granite massif. Trudy
Sv'er.gor.inst. no.26:1457146 '56. (MIRA 10:3)
(Shartashakiy massif-Stilbite) (Calcite)

T)~~ ; '~- !, t, I;,~ i -
, ,; J!\"j -1 i- 1 k, j1-1~ .-,-
t
SHTIYNBIRG. D..S.; PODNOGIN,A.K.
i
Materials on the geology and peteology of the Akhtenskoye deposits
of lizonites and siderites in the 15outhern Urals. Trudy Sver.gor.
inst. no.26:45-86 156. (MIaA 10: )
(Ural Mcuntains-Limonites) (Ural Mountains-SiderltS3

61 IV 1
4 J,.
.

Properties of I. 'I
A
-a"d A.41J. PodUozig.
Dohlae~ Mad
Noul JO
,
A
J-727c.-AhTiOs was j?repd,. by w , =,",
:
of Alsof I . . t
,
ondTiOv. After'heat-treatmentat1600-itw
as obtained in
Inismatie a ystats that had 80* angle between the edges of..

2.00 ::b 0.005;,
1hombIc prisms; na 2 M -t: 0,00,5;
IS -,0.036 -0.040. The Interplanarspacings dctd,
th
e
how the ab
ence bf
th
d
li
t
d
b
o
s
e
es
s
s are
s
y x-ray Tne
;
coruaduat and rutile lines: with Cu K radiation the follow.
Lng.Interplanar distances were found. do 3.3371, 2.6301.
-,IWO
1.8923; 1,7042, 1.6807, 1:5780, 1.4930,
2.1256
,
722: 1.3072,1,25M 1 1983 Q,DB.15,R 0,89110 0,87082,-
-1
it7
0
00
16h
6
7
.
1
0.
81, %I
, 1.92
DSM, 0.81201t d,0
, 2.
91
-1.62!4,QX39532jO.78T00&i AlITIO.m. 160 :1:109, sp.gr.
Mohs hardness 7-1.5. It dissolves energetically In
3.681,
l
tt
k
d b
ld 11
SO
N
b
t I
l
d
SO
ow
ac
.
u
s s
e
y co
warm cone
y a
,
#,
s
i
RCI, and,HN03; It Is sp"Mrigly Sol. in Naoir. In the
-
1.,
0-800' inteirvUl Its ewfl. of thurnal expansion Is 8 X 10
and may be used jor product-1 on of glass and ceramic ware.
G. M. KD--01,qpoff

t

r Refractories
y 1. Jul 53
"!the ~Properties of A12~T'051 V. A. Bron and A.,., Ke
Podnogin
DAN'SSSR, Vol 91, No 1, PP 93, 94
,.,Studied the properties of'Al2T105 using petro-
graphic and X-ray methods. The substance has a
very lov coeff of thermal expansion and a hioi~
thermal stability. Suggests, using this materiul
for the manufacture of objects ordinarily made of
quartz such as crucibles, tubes, etc. In some
26&2,
caies it is superior to quartz due to its high
up.. , Presented by Acad D. S. Belyankin /deceaoed7
41 PAY'53 -

K. YOD-OGIN
USSR/Chemistry Refractories 1 Jul 53
_,,"!Zhe Properties of A14MO5, V. A. Brbn and A. K.
KNOW
'Podnogir~
DAN SSSR) Vol 91, No 1, PP 93, 94
Studied the properties of A12T105 using petro-
vaphic.and X-ray methods. The substance has a
very low coeff of thermal expansion a-ad a high
thermal stability. Suggests, using this material
for the manufacture of objects ordinarily made of
quartz,such as crucibles, tubes, etc. In some
cases i.tis superior to quartz'du'e'to' its high
mp. Presented by Acad D. S. Belyank in fdeceased7
4 May 53.'

11-11
0,0"
A.
~
d
D
,
53); c1. Z.-A,
1727c.-AllTIO# was Prepd. by solid-phase reaction oi XI
9,
O
,
andTiOs. After heat-treittment. at 1600' it was qbtained, In
o
rismati
l
t
th
t h
d
c crys
a
s
a
a
p
go
angle between the edges of
rhomble primus; nr 2.06 A: 0,005'. no, 2.025 0.005;
-

_n.-O.035-0.040. Theinterplanars cincti&
"
tcf,
T Pa
b
y x-ray methods are I!sttd; these show the absence bf
corundum nod rutile lines: with Cu K radiation the follow.
Ing interplantir di%tanees were found- d. 3.1171, 2-MIDI,
2.3000, 2,125fl, I.S923, 1.7042. 1.6807, 1.5780. 1.4910,
1.3722, 1.3072, 1.2513, 0-96458. 0.891111, 0.87M.
O~M2,0.8120-1; dp3.3r)P-,2.Ckl8l,2.1337,1.9209,1.71(X),
1.6214.0.80522, O.N700A. AliTiOb tit. 1890 + 101; sp. gr.
3.6S1; Mobs linr(him 7-7,5, It dis~cslves energetically in
warin concd. Jf,SO, but is sloivly attack-cel by cold 111SO4,
HCl, and IINO.; it is sparingly sol. its NaOll. In the
O-SW* Interval Its coeff . of thermal expansion Is 8 X 10-1.
and may be used for Production or glasq and cer.11111c ware.
G. M. Kosoinpofl

I'ODNOGIN, A. K.

4

R, 3 7V
lopertlex of ALTI (Jltmqlanj~ V. A. ran at
K
P
R
1
D
Akad
wd

3 No. 3 .
O
11.
-1
o
emli Nauk S v. , no.
y
Air. 1954 X-ray studies were made. Results showed

and Min sistRnre
nralogy small beat expansfon rate Indicating high Nnt resistRnre
al
el
l
~
, 4 ref.
b
r
,

3RON, V.A.; PODNOGIN, A.K.; BELYANKIN, D.S., akademik.
Properties of AJL,TiO.. Dokl. AN SWR 91 no-1:93-94 J1 153. (MLRA 6:6)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR (f3r Belyankin). (Aluminum oxide) (Ratile)

B. I. R. 3 176- of A1,110 - f Hil"i-110- V. A. Bron arlo
V. 3 ITO. 1)"I.11111y Akfuh-mit Nalik. SSSR. %-. 91,
4W)i.
1954 Vrax Audi. -rv made. RcS1111% Showed
Geology and Mineralogy li-,m rm, ifidiralifig higis brat re%islaner,

GOMM., N.V.; IVANOV., V.K.; IAPKIN.. 1.1u.; FODOBA, B,G.; SHCHIMOLEV, A.K.
Flora of the red sill in the Schwagerina, strataof the Donets
Permian. Dokl.AN MR 245 no.1:157-159 J3. 162. (MIR& 15:7)
1. Ukrainskiy filial Vessoyuznogo nauchno-ii3sledovatellskogo
instituta prirodnogo gazao Predstavleno akademikom A.L.Yawhinym.
(Bakbaut iregion--ftleobotany,, Stratigraphic)

7 . t- --a ~, Vi .~ 4. ~,- -a-W-WrAh
o W It & 0000000#00000 0; W
J4 a
11,10 )s v 4 41 v a so a t Ah
'00 00
POOCIDIS Ala "OPINTIO MUS
00
so C A iomvarati~*'ivdwau~n of me6ods (of rmAd deter.
Uilhafift ad FSkAm In food. D. 1. Naldus am R, S.
00 J)Ams, - Lob. Pratt. (U. S. S. R.) 15 No. 10 23-5 '06
god (1960)~Ilcsldes the URW Catalysts for ;"pn.'vf the -0
food. there woe examd. 'MO., CoSO.. Kj.%O, (forming 0
00
O&wWiim%ondtcompn.).HCIOaudN&Cl. Decompa loo
69 is, m9orm- pid with a ndit. of HSO, 20 ml. + CuSO. I g. + .00
I s. After dila.. Me liquid is nevilcrized and the
4004 Lwl~ metals am remvvd with II.S. The dem. takes 1000
40 9= win. The basic permansente ruethod is the next =00
40- most rapid for decompo. Satisfactory readto were ob-
0', taiped with HjSO4 20 nd. + CuSO4 0.5 g. + XISO, 0.5 14 0
49,3 C.; with K.SO. 5 S. + Hil 5 drops; and with HgSO. 20 tul.
+ CuSO. I . + K&SO. 5 x. NaCl does not accelerate the
001, decompa.4food. goo
so 11&0. ptoduces better results if %ddcd beloce rather than goo
during the decompn. Utdried food decompows in less a I
timt than does dried food. A mist. of NiSO. and CoSO. 00
forms a highly colored liquid which Interferes with the
deto. of the end of &compa. W. R. Hems Zoo
so*
Woe
=00
too
ASID-51. A WAILLWICIL L"INAIM CLOINKAMN
-Xvem ISCO., too
953080 IF a" Got 411131 Ow O"T it,
oleo "'~ -
41 1.- $A A I a W 0 of 0 1 N M 9 a
A' 01j,
0 a 010 0 o o 0, 0 o o o 0 0 0. 0 0 010 0 010 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 & 0 0
e %'Q 0 0,0 o g 0. 0 0. a 0 0 0 6. *, 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 a & 0 S a S & 0 e 0 0 0
1 6.1.11

i r -0~ Ll~ I I i -1.
7::~~_;; ,
Nethcd of determining the monthly p1cn of truck -roduction.
p. 98 (Revista TranziportiAr~lor. Vol. 3, no. 3, har. Bucuresti, Aumanio)
Elonthly Index of F.)st, European Accessic-ns I.C. -',,Tol. 7, -no. 2,
Febrv ary 1',* 58

_POWABA, M.; GHIULAI, M.
New Soviet regulations for technical servicing and repair of autovehicles.
P. 55
Vol. 3, no. 2, Feb. 1956
REVISTA TRANSPORTURILOR
Bucuresti
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessione (EEAL), W, Vol- 5, no. 12
December 1956

J. HANNA, R. SMOVSKY and F- V- Syl F(Ty Department oi Chantstri
(Chemicky ustav) Chiel. (risditel) Jhcadmici*n J. VASP.-MM, and Department
oF r-ndecrinology (Endnkrinalogicky u:tav) Chief J. PODOBA, MD CSCI
Slovak ACadeMy of Sciences, Br&ttclavap Czechovlo"GT-Acadany of Sciencem.
(S&V r Sle-renska Akadcuis Ved] , CSAV [Ceskoslovenska Akademie. Ved)
"Analyt;13 and Evaluation of itic rrtasor nexFonst. to Carocid Occlusion
In Ancsthesixtd Cats.1'
Prarao, Casopi3.1!tki~.ru r e~k Ito 10, 8 Mar 631 pp 271-275.
~yRh. Vol 102
&LjLqAat rEnglith stmoary modl '~rs found positive correlation
between res;onss and initiAl. blood rregsuAvalut when latter was below
174 :=,,t and negetive Above t)-.at valut:. The)k& and related findings are
discusned and a atAtiattrA, method is propoi or *%mluatlon of effect
ol subetsuces ttsted for affect on blond pro:"4-xU*i' b.,. Urot id ceclusion
riethod. Tw, grophs. 3 tablest 10 Western rrferen;'~!~

PODOBA, J.
Work with radioisotopes from the point of view of a biologist. p.180. (Techn a Praca.
i3c
Bratislava, Vol. 9, no. 3, Mar. 1957-)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC., Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957. Uncl.

PODO* , J.
Strumigitne in the treatment of %WotoxjcoBjs,jAjZ,, jobsor. 1 Ro,3-4:
n4-123 195Z. (qIKL 23:2)

NMTIK, S. ; PODM, J.
First results of iodine prophylaxis of endemic goiter In the territorr
of ZitrW ostrov. Bratial. lek. liat7 35 no-1:13-21 15 Jan 55-
1. Z arAokrinologickeho ustavu SkV, diaditel prof. dr. G.Bardos
(GOIM
andemic,prev. by iodine In Czechj
(IODINN. ther. use
prey. of endemic goiter in Czech.)

FCVMI. WhETTE, S. GMET.OVA2 M.
Erap-MI strum na Zitam ostrwe a v ivillablych oblastiach v rolu
1949 (#vdbazoo ozwwnie). CEWmlc gcdtor in Zitay ontrov and
vicirdty In 1949) Bmtisl. 3.,-,,k. 34sty 30.4-5 Apr-Ifty 30 P-397-409
1. Of tbe. Institute czr Naticnal Health In Bratislava and of the First
internal Clinic at Slcvak University
2. Cf the Institute of General and ixXrIwntnl Patboloa Ce SlOVak
University.

PODOBA), J.; NEMETH, S.; STUKOVSKY, R.; KUTKA, M.
Etiologic and preventive problems In endemic thyropathies in Slovakia.
Bratisl. lak. listy 42 no.6:323-329 162.
1. Z Endokrinologicksho ustavu S" v Bratislava, riadital MUDr.
J. Podoba, C. Se.
(GOITER epidemiol)

ZOLINA, Z.H.; OAPIVINTSEVA, S.I.; RABAYEVA, Ye.A.; PODOBA, Ye.V.
Physiological basis for timing conveyor work -Derformnnee [with su=ary
In English]. Fiziol. zhur. 44 no.2:89-96 7 158. (MIRA 11:5)
1. Lnboratoriya fiziologii trudn Institutn gigiyeny truds I profzabolevpn!v
AO SSSR, Moskva.
(PHYSICAL XFFICIENCY
timing of conveyor work performance,-physiol. bases of
variations of fitness within working day (Rus)
(WORK
same)

0
USSR/F=3 fininals. Cattle Q-2
Abs Jour 1 Rof Zhur - Biol.p No 8, 1958, No 356A2
Author :,kgAo_b4 Ye. Go
Inst Not van
Title I The Energy~of Growth and Frofitableness of Breeding Cilves
in Relation to the Durption of 93bryonio Dovelopnent
Orig Fub t Zap. Kharl1covsk-e.-kh. in.-tat 1957, 13 (50, 209-220
Abstract i The duration of the onbryonic development in the Red Steppe
breed, is on the nvernze, 282.3 days; in the Lebodin cattle,
it is 287.5 days; in the purebred and fullblooded Sitmenthals
of the III-IV generetion, it is 290 and 286.8 doyB, raspeo-
tively, and in the crossbrods of Sim-enthal-cattle of the I
rnd 11 generation, it Pnounts to 285.6 doys. The highest
live weight rnd the highest weight grinpup to 3 months of vge,
Vora observed in erlves born of damsp the duration of the
prognency of whioh wea about 280-290 dnys. In prolonged
pregnancy continuing for over 5 drys beyond the nornel durr-
tiono tho calves born so n result of it exhibit lessor energy
Cerd 1 112

USSR / Farm Animals. Domestic Fowl.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 40521.
Author :-Z-odoba -Ye. -G.-,-Levitina I. N.
I
Inst Not given.
Title The Effect of Heteroauxin on the Growth, De-
velo-oment and Production of Hens.
Orig Pub: Zap. KharIkovsk. s.-kh. in-ta, 195?, 13 (50),
Abstract: The supplementation of the rations of hens and
chicks with heteroauxin in doses of 25-50 mg.
per 1 kg. of feed increased the energy of the
growth of chicks, on the average, by 20-27% and
the productivity of liens (mainly through the
rise of the weight of eggs), by 8.6 -19.7%. Ac-
cording to the author's data, hetai-oauxin incre-
ases the vitality of fowls grown with its use as
supplement, and ensures a high level of metabol-
ism in the organism.
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Zhar.ob.biol. 19 no.1:22-34 Ja-F 158. (MIRA 11:1)
(GALVIS)

P6, P 0 /21 ye - 6~ or VW" - ~ " -
PODOU. "I'M~ -.. - I
e--- length of embryonic development as a constitutional tades of the
saiml [with Juglish awnwry in insert]. Zhur,ob.biol. 17 no.6:
443-452 11-D 156. (MLRA 10:9)
1. lharlkovsk sell skokhosysystvannyy Institut In. V.V.Dokuchsyova
(CALY 51

SOLOVIYEVA, V. P.1 PODORA, Ye. V. (Moskva)
Energy spent by motormen operating a NDruzhbeL* No. I gasoline-
driven saw. Gig. truda i prof. zab. 5 no-749 JI 161.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Institut gigiyeny truda i professionallnykh zabolevaniy
ART SSSR.
(UNBER-01) (FATIGUE)

ZOLIKA, Z.M.;_Zpqggk, yev.,. SOLOVIYEVA, V.P. (Moskva)
Study of working capacity in the operation of various types
of conveyers. Gig. truds, i prof. zab. 4 no..Ut45-,49-N 160.
(MIRA 15:3)
1. Institut gigiyany truds. i professionallnykh zabolevaniy
AMN SSSR.
(CONVEYING MACHINERY-HYGIENIC ASPECTS)
(FATIGUE)

PODOBA, Ye. V.: "The effect of static work on vascular conditioned
reflexes in man." Inst of Hygiene and Occupational Di-
seases, Aead Med Sci USSR. moscow, 1956. (Dissertations
for the Degree of Candidate in Medical Sciences).
SO: Knizhnays Letopis' No. 22, 1956

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?ODO,3kNV, 11. 1. (Moskva)
Synthesis of ethyl acetate. Khim. v shkole. no.2:52 Kr-Ap '58.
(4tbyl*ncet~ite) (MIRA 11:3)

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TITLEs Effect of Boma inhibitors upon the corrosive exac;king of
steel IX18"9 (lKhIBN9) in a 42-percent MgCl, ciolution
PERIODICALt Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v- 35, no. 4, 1961, 748 - 753
TEXTz The present paper is in continuation of a previous report. (Ref. 1-~
Dokl. AN SSSR, 123, 902, 1958), where it has been shovan for the A'ir6'j
time that stainlesB chTome-nickel steel can be pr,:AF-C~ted by
means of organic TTG -5 (PB-5) inhibitoor against cracking in a boiling
(1530 C) 42-parcent XgC12 solution. The anthors have studied the effect
some additions to the boiling MgC12 solution has upon the protective
action of 17S -5 (PB-5) inhibitor. In addition, the effect of some other
inhibitors upon the stability of chrome-nickel steell against cracking in
R boiling MgCl 2 solution has been established. The investigation was
made with steel of the type IX18H9 (lKhlBN9) which contained 0.08% 0,
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113-40 Cri-9-91~ Nit 1.4~ Mnj and 0-56%- Si. The method used for the Jr-
vestigation has been already described in the abQvementioned reference.
As is shown by results, an addition of hydrochloric acid to the V1gC1 2
solution speeds up the cracking process of steelp and reduceB the Pro-
tective action of the PB-5 inhibitor. If the XgC1 2 solution contains
0.1 per cent by volume of EC1 (specific gravity .1.19), 0.2% of PB-5 in-
hibitor is required to pre,ient the steel from cracking. Theee results
are valid both for welded and for nonwelded steel- at initial tensile
stresses above the yield point (6- - 30-40 kg/lam2). Also an addit--ion of
1% of SA -12 (BA-12) Inh 4bitor (polymerization product of benzyl amine
and paraformaldehyde) together with 0.04% KI protects the steel from
corrosion by the acidified boiling MgCl 2 solution. Additionz of FeCl.
or FeCl 3 to the corroding solution cause the protective action of PB-5
inhibitor to be lost compl9telyj they do not, however, impair that of
BA-12 inhibitor. An addition of inhibitcroa ITS -8 (PB-8) (condensi.-tiort
product of monoethanol amine and urotropin), 23A-12 (alone), and potasaii-M
iodide retards the cracking of steel in a boiling 42-percent MgCl- so-
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lution;_ it cannoto hoWeVer'-preient corrosion from taking p2ace altogethor.
Dicyclo hexyl ammonium nitrite (HAk(NDA)) proved to be a bad inhibitor
in the magnesium chloride solution" An addition of KI to HDA increases
the respective protective action considerably'l but it cannot keep off
corrosion altogether, either. The measurement of the electrode potential
of steel in the corroding solution showbd that, with time, the inhibitors
raise the potential to certain more positive steady values. This effect
becomes-stronger with increasing protective action of the inh-ibitor. It
has teen-found from the-polarization curves taken for-stepl lKhIBN9 in a
boiling MgC1 solution in the presencelof the abovementioned inhibitors
2
(PB'75t,.PB-8, K1, BA-12,*,BA-1'2 + KI) that the action of the inhibitors
under'consideration-consasts of a cathodic and an anodic action. The
protective-effects of the inhibitor and of cathodic polarization stren.-ther,
one_another, whereas the -anodic polarization,speeds.up the cra-1king of
in'etpLl' and reduces the protective act-ion of thelinh'ibitorwithout, how-
ever,-~removing it completely, These rei4ults show that the mechanism of
inhibitor actlon upon the rate of metal cracking can be clarified with
the,aid-of,the-polarization diagram of corroaive metal crackingp Thic,
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.method hat bben sugtested by'one oflthe authors already.earlier (Ref. 5-1
V.7'.--Romanov, Korrozionnoye rastreskivaniye metallov, Iflash-iz, M., 196,5.
Tiier'e 'are~-~ f ig-ares, 3' tables,'and 5- ref erencest 4 Soviet4bloc'and 1 non-
Soyiet-bloc*.
AS~;OCIATION; Institut metAllurgii ~m. A.A, Baykova
(Institute of Metallurgy imeni A.A. Bhykov)
SUBMITTEDs July.6, 1959
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Pig. lt Polarization curves obtained
for IX18W9 steel in 42% boiling MgCl 2
solution with addition of T75-5 and
TT5 -8 inhibitor (accordinq to the sa-
turated calomel electrode),. Stresses
2((1,11) without addition;
30 kf~mw
(2,2 ith addition of TTS -5 (0#02%)
inhibitor + EC1 (0#1 vol%p spec. grav.
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Fig. 2t Polarization curves obtained
for steel IX18H9 in boiling 42% MgC1 2
solution with addition of KI9 BA -12, E, MY
BA -12+KI (according to the saturated -800-
~ 2 -7,9j7 -
calomel electrodes stresses 30 kg/mm
1,1') with addition of 0-154- KI; ~ M .17!
~2,2;) with addition of SA -12 inhi- -5049
bito -(l%); (3,3') with addition of -400
RA -12 inhibitor (1%) + K (0-04); -300
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AUTHORS: Balezin, S.A., Romanov, V.V., Podobayev, N.I.
TITLE: Protective coatings for corrosion tests
PERIODICAL% Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashincetroyeniye, no. 8, 1961, 104, abstract
8B784 ("[Uch. zap.] Mosk. gos. ped. in-ta im. V.I. Lenina~', 1960,
no. 146, 193 - 198) ,
TEIT: The authors present the results of investigations of the protective
properties of a number of organic coatings in acid, alkali and neutral chloride
media on the.A-16 (D-16) alloyp, grade 4 steel andil(59-1 (LS59-1) brass In an am_
monium medium, to find out their usefulness during corrosion tests as insulating
materials for the non-working surface of the specimens. it was found 'that the cp-
timum properties in this respect are shown by the following coatingst perchloro-
vinyl, bitumen-paraffin and bitumen-wax paste, a double coat of perchlorovinyl
lacquer and wax-colophony paste and 0 -2 (BF-2) glue.
N. Savina
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHORS: Balezin, S. A., Romanov, V. V., Podcbeyev, 1.1. 1.
TITLE: Study of the Effects of Some Inhibitox-s ~,Dn ~HeEor~-ifnia-!~ion -f Crac`fts
in Metals by Corrosion (Issledcvaniye vliyaniya nekotorylch in-
gibitorov na korrozionnoye rastreskivaniyo metall)vo
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 123, Rr 5, pp -r~'02-905 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The paper under consideration ser-7es the purpose of 3Udying the
effects Of the inhibitor PB-5 (Ref 5) on the formati.,jr. Of cracks
in the stainless austenite steel 1Kh18Nq in a llriling 42 1~:pCl
solution, as well as those of several lubrioants to -;.-hich in- 2
hibitors have been added by the same process olf tras3 -Jl-, the va.,-r-.r
of an ammonia soluticn (25 %). The chemi-,al cf the
test steel - semifinished sheet steel used with--,~a-- an s c--i 1
1 -Y p c a
heat treatment - is shown in table 1. The samples aere subjac;ted
to a tension of 30 kG/=" in the de7iGG VP-8. Pxom "able 2 it ca-,j
be seen that by the introduction of 0.1 % of ifh4-.b-4+-cr irAto the
corrosion medium, the surface corrosion process and the for4ation
of cracks in the steel are simultaneously stopped. T1-ic iahibi. I.Or
was still effective at tensions causing a relative cxt,~nsion of
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welded steel is protected against crack formation by the inhibitor
PB-5. Brass samples (Ca 68.6; Zn 30.96; Fe 0.09; Al-traces) were
2
subjected to tensions of 30 kG/mm in a special device (Ref 2).
Lubricants with added inhibitors, developed by the Kafedra khimii
Moskovskiy -gorodskoy pedagogicheskiy institut im. V. 1. Lenin
(Chair of Chemistry the Moscow Municipal Institute of EducatLon
imeni V. 1. Lenin) and lubricants developed by the TsITM (Tsentrall
nyy institut organizateii truda i mekhanizatsii proizvodstva =
Central Institute for Organization of Labor and Mechanization of
Industry) OSP, TsITM-19 and TsITM-51 were employed; for purposes
of comparison, the lubricants 142-R, 14-R and 18 (developed by
S. A. Balezin and V. P. Barannik) were used. Amines and sodium
benzoate as 30 % aqueous buffer solutions of PH 7 - 8 were used as
inhibitors. Table 5 shows that the lubricants 114-R, 12-R and NITM-51
esse)atially reduce the speed of the formation of cracks in the
metal, as compared with tests in which no lubricants or pure "push-
salo" were used. In the absence of an inhibitor, the corrosion
cracks develop inside the crystallites (Fig 1). Fi8ure 2 shows
that the values of the electrode potentia-- are progressively im-
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unchanged afterwards. In the presence of an inhilbitoz!, these values
are shifted into a more negative direction within the first minute.
This is followed by their pxog.-essiye improvement (oblagorazhivan&,
The polarization curves (cathode cur~jes) of figure 3 show an easier
polarizability of steel in the presence of the inhibitor. Both the
anodic and the cathodic Process are inhibited by the inhibitor PB-5v
which thus has a mixed effect undez the givq-n cznditions, In this
paper, the protecti7e effect of organic inhibitors in stee-2 and
brass could be proved for the V~rat time.- There are 3 figures,
5 tables, and 2 Scviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykav of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: July 31, 1958, by I, P. Bardin, Aoademician
SU73MITTED: July 18, 1958
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A setup for demonstrating the electrolysis of an aqueous solution
of sodium chloride and the preparation of synthetic hydrochlorie acid.
Rhim.v shkole 12 no.5:62-63 S-0 157. (MIRA 10:10)
(Blectrolysis--Study and teaching) (I~ydrochloric acid--Study and teaching)

PODORLYEV. N.I. (Koskv&).
f, NOWMNNRW
Preps.ration of sulfuric anhydride by, dehydration of sulfuric acid
with phosphoric saft'dride. Ihim.v shkole 12 no.4:38-39 il-Ag '57.
(MLRA 10:8)
(Sulfur trioxide)

BALK-IN, S.A.; - PWOBAYXV, N.J.
Iffect of corrosion inhibitors on the corrosive cracking of IZIP;Hg
stool in a solution of 14gCl2 boiling at 1530. Zhur. prikl. khim.
33 no.6:1300-1311 Je 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Steel-Corrosion) (Magnesium chloride)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

,-POM13AYXV, 19.1.; BAT ni, S.A.; HDH&ffQV, V.V.
Zfect of certain ie-Abitors and inhibited lubricants on the stabilit7
of brass toward corrosive cracking. Zhur. prikl. khim. 33 no.6:1311-
1319 je 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Braso-Corrosion) (Corrosion and anticorrosives)

KURBAINOV, F.K.~ BALEZIN, rC'DOBAYI,'V, N.I.
Effect of inh~~bitv~-s or, thr- corrcs'-fr-ri c.,f carb,--n fn
'I '-Itm of calcl' ch`-r~de azi 4n cl'~ f-a'3 w3t-- a,
e U t-,.L - - ~~- A L
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