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2 refs. Short communication only.
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Zeitschrift fuer Analytische Chemie; v. 265(1); p. 31
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Umrikhina, A.V.; Yusupova, G.A.
Academy of Scinces of the Republic of Tajikistan (Tajikistan)
Conference 'Thesis of Conference of young scientists' Proceedings1967
Academy of Scinces of the Republic of Tajikistan (Tajikistan)
Conference 'Thesis of Conference of young scientists' Proceedings1967
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O prirode produktov fotovosstanovleniya porfirinov v kisloy srede
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Academy of Scinces of the Republic of Tajikistan, Russian Academy ofSciences(Tajikistan); 134 p; Mar 1967; p. 48-49; Conference on materials of young scientists of Academy of Sciences of Republic of Tajikistan; Konferentsiya 'Tezisi dokladov molodikh uchenikh'; Dushanbe (Tajikistan); Nov 1986; Available from the library of Academy of Sciences of the Republic ofTajikistan
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[en] Full text: Results of thermoanalytical studies of stability and chemical activity in respect of metals (iron,copper) have been obtained in terms of derivatograph of acetoxy and benzoyloxymethyl ethers of isopropylxantogenik, diethyldithiocarbamic and diizopropylditiophosphoric acids as loadcarrying additivies to lubricating oils. It showed that stability of studied compounds against thermal influences are at the range of 135-215 degree C. It revealed that the reaction ability of analyzed ethers to iron are correlated with their loadcarrying effectiviness
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Tebii politsiklik mikrotoksinlerin fotolitik ve radiolitik destruksiyasi
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Available in abstract form only, full text entered in this record; Translated from Azerbaijan
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Chemical Problems; ISSN 2221-8688;
; v. 236(6); 6 p

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[en] Effect of organic acid on the preparation of indium-oxalate salt from indium scraps generated from ITO glass manufacturing process was studied. Effects of parameters, such as type and concentration of organic acids, pH of reactant, temperature, reaction time on indium-oxalate salt preparation were examined. The impurity removal efficiency was similar for both oxalic acid and citric acid, but citric acid did not make organic acid salt with indium. The optimum conditions were 1.5 M oxalic acid, pH 7, 80 .deg. C, and 6 hours. On the other hand, the recoveries increased with pH, but the purity decreased. The indium-oxalate salt purity prepared by two cycles was 99.995% (4N5). The indium-oxalate salt could be converted to indium oxide and indium metal by substitution reaction and calcination
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13 refs, 10 figs, 2 tabs
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Korean Chemical Engineering Research; ISSN 2233-9558;
; v. 51(6); p. 661-665

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2.4.4. The kinetics of hydrochloride-acid decomposition of residuum fromthe water processing of cake
Nazarov, Sh.B.; Safiev, Kh.S.; Mirsaidov, U.
Selective decomposition methods of high-siliceous aluminium ore bymineral acids2008
Selective decomposition methods of high-siliceous aluminium ore bymineral acids2008
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[en] For the kinetics studying of hydrochloride-acid decomposition the basicaluminium containing residuum obtained at optimal conditions of passingprocess
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2.4.4. Kinetika solyanokislotnogo razlojeniya ostatka ot vodnoy obrabotkispeka
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Nazarov, Sh.B.; Safiev, Kh.S.; Mirsaidov, U.; Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan, Institute of Chemistryby name of V.I.Nikitin(Tajikistan); 237 p; 2008; p. 116-120; Available from the library of Nuclear and Radiation Safety Agency
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Nazarov, Sh.B.; Safiev, Kh.S.; Mirsaidov, U.
Selective decomposition methods of high-siliceous aluminium ore bymineral acids2008
Selective decomposition methods of high-siliceous aluminium ore bymineral acids2008
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[en] In this article of book authors presented the description ofdecomposition of al-unite cake by sulfur acid which passed in the reactorwith magnetic stirrer, connected with thermostat
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2.5.3. Sernokislotnoe razlojenie alunitovogo speka
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Nazarov, Sh.B.; Safiev, Kh.S.; Mirsaidov, U.; Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan, Institute of Chemistryby name of V.I.Nikitin(Tajikistan); 237 p; 2008; p. 133-138; Available from the library of Nuclear and Radiation Safety Agency
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Giacometti, R.; Santa Cruz, D.; Noriega, G.; Balestrasse, K., E-mail: rgenetica@gmail.com2012
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[en] In soybean previous studies enabled the identification of MAPK3 and 6 whose activity is enhanced within the signaling pathway leading to defense reactions. In this study the effects of different compounds related to hemeoxygenase (HO-1) biosynthesis on mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK’s) genes expression in soybean seeds were tested. To this end, 20μM hemine, 22μM ZnPPIX, 0.5mM furidine or 100μM 8-bromoguanosine 3',5'-cyclic monophosphate (8Br) were added to pre-hydrated seeds for 5 days. MAPK’s genes expression was enhanced in seeds treated with hemine. This result indicates that heme catabolism could be involved in the signaling mediated by this cascade pathway. To confirm this hypothesis experiments were carried out in the precsence of ZnPPIX, a potent irreversible HO-1 inhibitor. In this case, no gene induction was observed. On the other hand, 8Br, a cGMP analog, induced HO-1 gene expression but did not modulate MAPK’s, indicating that this effect could not be mediated by cGMP. When the action of furidine, an abscisic acid inhibitor, was tested a diminution of HO-1 gene expression was observed. In this regard, MAPK’s showed a different response, being MAPK6 the only transcript that showed a diminished respect to controls, while MAPK3 mRNA as well as MAPKK1 was enhanced. These results were confirmed by western blotting and activity determinations. (authors)
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48. Annual Meeting Argentina Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; Mendoza, Mendoza (Argentina); 29 Oct - 1 Nov 2012; Abstract only
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Biocell (online); ISSN 1667-5746;
; v. 36(Suppl.); p. 79

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[en] We determinated different forms of iron and aluminium sesquioxyde in the soil samples from Kimwenza. Their behaviour in the profile have been evaluated according with organic matter and clay influence in the migration processes. The evolution sequences from those sesquioxydes have allowed permitted the determination of the level alteration material. This latler is situated at one intermediate alteration phase coresponding to the Ferrisol formation.
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Evolution des sesquioxydes de fer et d'aluminium dans un sol de Kimwenza
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21 refs.; 6 tabs.
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Revue Zairoise des Sciences Nucleaires; ISSN 0252-1091;
; v. 8(1); p. 95-106

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Nazarov, Sh.B.; Safiev, Kh.S.; Mirsaidov, U.
Selective decomposition methods of high-siliceous aluminium ore bymineral acids2008
Selective decomposition methods of high-siliceous aluminium ore bymineral acids2008
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[en] The optimal conditions of acid decomposition of solid residuum from waterprocessing of cake might consider: the temperature of aciddecomposition-98-100digC; concentration of HCl-18-20%; dosage ofHCl-105-120%; process duration-80-90 minutes
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2.4.3. Solyanokislotnoe razlojenie ostatka ot vodnoy obrabotki speka
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Nazarov, Sh.B.; Safiev, Kh.S.; Mirsaidov, U.; Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan, Institute of Chemistryby name of V.I.Nikitin(Tajikistan); 237 p; 2008; p. 111-116; Available from the library of Nuclear and Radiation Safety Agency
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Khalikov, Sh.Kh.; Alieva, S.V.; Shoev, S.Kh.
Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan, Dushanbe (Tajikistan)2008
Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan, Dushanbe (Tajikistan)2008
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[en] By the potentiometric measurements method titration defined amino zin contents in mumio to specific scheme the titration serve chlorine acid. The number of amino zin in mumio calculated our offered formula
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2-chlor-10-(3-dimetilaminopropil)-fenotiazin(aminazin) iz mumiyo
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Available from Tajik INIS Center
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