1. Theoretical aspects in the preparation and use of fibrous carbon adsorbents

   • L. I. Fridman
   • S. F. Grebennikov

   Contributions Of The Lenin Scientific Research Institute “Khimvolokno” To The Development Of The Branch Pages: 363 - 367

2. Polymeric composite materials reinforced with aramide fabrics

   • N. M. Grad
   • B. N. Pershikov
   • R. I. Sedinkina

   Contributions Of The Lenin Scientific Research Institute “Khimvolokno” To The Development Of The Branch Pages: 367 - 370

3. Properties and application of low- and medium-modulus carbon fibres

   • R. M. Levit

   Contributions Of The Lenin Scientific Research Institute “Khimvolokno” To The Development Of The Branch Pages: 371 - 374

4. Effect of proton-donors on the structure and properties of polybenzimidazoleterephthalamide fibres

   • O. S. Karchmarchik
   • L. Yu. Direnko
   • E. A. Egorov

   Contributions Of The Lenin Scientific Research Institute “Khimvolokno” To The Development Of The Branch Pages: 374 - 377

5. Modeling processes of the high-speed spinning of viscoelastic polymer melts allowing for the total force balance

   • N. K. Zhiganov
   • V. I. Yankov
   • V. É. Geller

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 378 - 382

6. Determination of the diffusion coefficient of sulfuric acid in freshly spun polyacrylonitrile tow

   • É. R. Alieva
   • Yu. P. Kozhevnikov
   • A. T. Serkov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 382 - 384

7. Investigating the process of washing out sodium thiocyanate from polyacrylonitrile tows

   • É. R. Alieva
   • Yu. P. Kozhevnikov
   • A. T. Serkov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 384 - 387

8. Use of an air-jet to cool yarns which are being spun from a polymer melt

   • I. D. Pupyshev
   • I. A. Zarubin

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 387 - 391

9. Hydrodynamics of spinning cellulose casings by the tube method

   • V. M. Irklei
   • O. S. Vavrinyuk
   • V. I. Pirogov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 391 - 394

10. Temperature dependence of water vapor diffusion into hydrocellulose fibres

    • S. F. Grebennikov
    • N. V. Myasnikova
    • G. V. Lisyakova

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 394 - 396

11. Rheological properties of concentrated cellulose solutions in N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide

    • L. P. Braverman
    • V. V. Romanov
    • G. G. Finger

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 397 - 400

12. Construction of a phase diagram for the cellulose xanthate-solvent system

    • L. V. Prozorov
    • T. P. Zolotova
    • V. P. Biryukov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 400 - 403

13. Application of the turbidimetric titration method to study the molecular-weight distribution of sulfite cellulose in acetylation

    • Kh. N. Musaev
    • G. M. Kozin
    • G. V. Nikonovich

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 403 - 406

14. Biologically active collagen fibres and fibrous materials

    • M. P. Vasil'ev
    • L. A. Vol'f

    Physiomechanical Properties And Application Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 407 - 411

15. Change in properties of polycaproamide during a heat-treatment process

    • N. I. Angelova
    • D. I. Pishev
    • R. V. Lazarova

    Physiomechanical Properties And Application Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 412 - 415

16. Electron-microscopic studies of the structure of fibres based on copolymers of acrylonitrile with methyl acrylate and acrylic (or methacrylic) acid

    • A. A. Mamazhanov
    • N. G. Kerimova
    • M. A. Askarov

    Physiomechanical Properties And Application Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 416 - 418

17. Determination of stresses in a package of textile yarn

    • A. A. Timoshchuk
    • Yu. L. Shil'der
    • V. A. Linnik

    Physiomechanical Properties And Application Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 419 - 421

18. Evaluating the elastic properties of tennis strings

    • L. G. Rudenko
    • F. I. Shokol
    • M. P. Nosov

    Physiomechanical Properties And Application Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 422 - 424

19. Estimating the lifetime of tennis strings

    • M. P. Nosov
    • L. G. Rudenko
    • F. I. Shokol

    Physiomechanical Properties And Application Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 425 - 426

20. Effect of calcium salts on the thermal properties of polyacrylonitrile fibres

    • Sh. G. Abdurakhmanova
    • I. F. Khudoshev
    • M. V. Shablygin

    Physiomechanical Properties And Application Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 427 - 429

21. Investigation of vibro-acoustic characteristics. Design and development of means for reducing the noise of the IM-252 needle-punching machine

    • N. L. Sukhanov
    • A. B. Druzhilovskii
    • A. Ya. Chistyakov

    Machines And Apparatus Pages: 430 - 433

22. Determination of the content of residual organic solvents in biocatalyst fibres by vapor-phase chromatographic analysis

    • L. N. Matveeva
    • N. A. Tarasova
    • Z. G. Solomon

    Manufacturing Control Pages: 434 - 436