1. Man-made reinforcing fibres and composite materials based on them

   • K. E. Perepelkin
   • G. I. Kudryavtsev

   Reviews Pages: 281 - 292

2. Polyurethane fibres. properties, processing, and application

   • A. S. Chegolya
   • B. V. Radushkevich

   Reviews Pages: 292 - 298

3. Effect of metal-containing catalysts on the transesterification of dimethyl terephthalate with ethylene glycol

   • G. L. Alekseeva
   • V. N. Tamazina
   • N. I. Rakityanskaya

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 299 - 301

4. Spectrophotometric determination of the composition of an isomeric mixture of diethylnylbenzene and the polymer based on it

   • L. M. Levites
   • T. A. Romanova
   • G. I. Kudryavtsev

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 301 - 303

5. Tetraethylammonium terephthalate — An inhibitor of the diethylene glycol formation reaction

   • A. A. Anfinogentov
   • T. I. Samsonova
   • V. A. Malykh

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 303 - 305

6. Modification of Lavsan with polyethylenimine

   • S. I. Kol'tsov
   • G. U. Ostrovidova
   • O. K. Kuz'mina

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 305 - 307

7. Kinetics of structure formation in triacetate fibres

   • L. K. Askarkhodzhaeva
   • Kh. U. Maskhudkanov
   • O. G. Volkova

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 307 - 309

8. Some special features in hydrodynamics and diffusion in the spinning of man-made fibres

   • G. A. Danilin

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 309 - 314

9. Preparation of fibre from highly concentrated viscoses

   • L. A. Maslova
   • Z. V. Bork
   • A. T. Serkov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 315 - 317

10. Effect of manganese on the thermal degradation of hydrocellulose fibres

    • A. S. Shevchenko
    • A. V. Yudin
    • V. A. Shtompel

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 317 - 319

11. Kinetics of the impregnation of carbon fibres with melts of thermoplastics

    • S. V. Kotomin
    • B. I. Molchanov
    • R. S. Ivanova

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 319 - 322

12. Preparation of a high-modulus fibre using amiprin B-8 modifier

    • N. I. Rozenblyum
    • N. A. Strok
    • Zh. A. Bedina

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 323 - 323

13. Effect of a polymeric additive on the fluidity of sulfuric acid solutions of high-viscosity aromatic polymers

    • R. G. Fedorova
    • G. I. Kudryavtsev
    • L. M. Arsent'eva

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 324 - 325

14. Effect of sodium carbonate on the ability of cellulose to undergo viscose formation

    • A. B. Pakshver
    • É. Z. Kipershlak

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 326 - 327

15. Ripening of low-substitution cellulose xanthate solutions

    • L. S. Abramova
    • S. P. Trusova
    • Z. A. Rogovin

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibers Pages: 327 - 328

16. Distribution of relaxation states in fibre spun by the wet method

    • Yu. P. Kozhevnikov
    • N. P. Kruchinin
    • V. S. Kuznetsov

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Application Pages: 329 - 332

17. Effect of textile-auxiliary substances on the resistance of polyester fibres to thermal oxidation

    • E. M. Verenich
    • V. I. Sushkov

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Application Pages: 333 - 335

18. Textile-auxiliary substances from cottonseed oil soapstock

    • B. M. Burkhanov
    • Kh. M. Ziyavuddinov
    • S. N. Khar'kov

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Application Pages: 336 - 338

19. Physicomechanical properties of modified polypropylene fibre

    • I. A. Lebedeva
    • T. V. Druzhinina
    • F.Kh. Sadykova

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Application Pages: 338 - 340

20. Sulfonic acid fibres prepared by modification of khlorin

    • L. A. Volkov
    • M. P. Zverev
    • R. D. Litovchenko

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Application Pages: 340 - 342

21. Gear pumps of increased output for the manufacture of man-made fibres

    • A. V. Gribanenkov
    • E. A. Karlik
    • A. A. Sokolov

    Machines And Apparatus Pages: 343 - 346

22. Reducing heat consumption in drying viscose textile fibres on PNSh machines

    • E. A. Mal'vinov
    • A. B. Pakshver
    • I. P. Baksheev

    Machines And Apparatus Pages: 347 - 349

23. Polythermal crystallization of sodium sulfate from spent solutions from viscose manufacturing plants

    • I. Z. Éifer
    • G. A. Rudova

    Protection Of The Environment Pages: 350 - 352

24. Reduction of chemical deposits on filters of purification equipment

    • V. V. Popov
    • V. A. Bullan
    • A. Z. Ioffe

    Protection Of The Environment Pages: 353 - 354

25. An infrared spectroscopic method of determining the composition of phthalic acids

    • M. V. Shablygin
    • N. P. Okromchelidze
    • E. M. Shablygin

    Manufacturing Control Pages: 355 - 357

26. Application of gas chromatography to the investigation of the oxidation of pitches

    • T. I. Baskakova
    • T. A. Krendeleva
    • V. V. Pomazanov

    Manufacturing Control Pages: 358 - 361

27. Multiple control of microclimate parameters in man-made fibre plants

    • A. M. Litvinov
    • N. V. Dobrovol'skii
    • A. V. Kuz'menko

    Manufacturing Control Pages: 361 - 362

28. A procedure for determining the graft polymer content in cellulose copolymers based on quaternary salts of methylvinylpyridine

    • I. S. Avetisyan
    • O. V. Minaeva
    • K. D. Pismannik

    Manufacturing Control Pages: 363 - 364