1. Man-made fibres for carrets. Tendency in development

   • M. P. Nosov
   • L. G. Rudenko
   • V. V. Mikhlina

   Reviews Pages: 307 - 315

2. Reaction of nitron fibre with nickel during the chemical metallization process

   • D. N. Akbarov
   • L. A. Samoilova
   • T. N. Ovchinnikova

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 316 - 319

3. Acylation of terminal amino groups in the synthesis of poly-m-phenyleneisophthalamide

   • M. P. Vladimirova
   • A. G. Zhigulin
   • B. I. Zhizdyuk

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 319 - 321

4. Giving low-term antistatic properties to polyacrylonitrile fibre at the gel stage by treatment with compounds which are difficultly soluble in water

   • V. I. Peskova
   • N. M. Beder
   • L. N. Grigor'eva

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 322 - 326

5. Treatment conditions and molecular structure of unoriented polyamide yarns

   • P. I. Grigor'ev
   • V. A. Pantaev
   • D. V. Fil'bert

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 326 - 329

6. Isometric nonsteady flow of a viscoelastic liquid in a spinneret capillary

   • V. P. Pervadchuk
   • V. K. Krainov
   • V. I. Yankov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 330 - 333

7. Polyelectrolyte swelling of polyamidobenzimidazole

   • M. M. Iovleva
   • I. R. Kasevich
   • S. P. Papkov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 334 - 335

8. Some special features in the preparation of viscose yarns from Baikal celluloses

   • L. N. Kosyachenko
   • G. A. Voilukova
   • L. G. Vedernikova

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 336 - 339

9. Kinetics of the decomposition of cellulose xanthate in spinning viscose films into sulfuric acid precipitation baths

   • Yu. I. Rzhevtseva
   • V. P. Kim

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 339 - 341

10. Determination of the gel-particle and other contaminant content of viscose

    • N. A. Miksinova
    • E. N. Shelubyakova
    • N. I. Ivoilova

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 341 - 345

11. Sorption of water vapor by Siblon fibre

    • G. S. Negodyaeva
    • L. Ya. Konovaleva
    • A. T. Serkov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 345 - 347

12. Treatment of viscose yarn with a soft paraffin melt

    • G. S. Khorovodnov
    • L. N. Panova
    • A. V. Ostrovskaya

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 347 - 349

13. Carboxymethylated viscose yarns for surgical purposes

    • Sh. Ya. Israilov
    • A. A. Sarymsakov
    • Yu. T. Tashpulatov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 350 - 353

14. Viscosity properties of concentrated viscoses

    • N. T. Butkova
    • G. E. Prozorova
    • S. P. Papkov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 353 - 356

15. Stability of the texturizing effect in polyamide yarns

    • M. P. Nosov
    • V. V. Mikhlina
    • F. I. Shokol

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 357 - 358

16. Reconstruction of a frame filter press for bubbling wash-out of filter elements

    • V. N. Drozobovskii
    • V. M. Irklei
    • V. I. Grishchenko

    Machines And Apparatus Pages: 359 - 363

17. Calculation of heat-exchange between yarns and heat-treatment contact surfaces

    • S. I. Chaplinskii

    Machines And Apparatus Pages: 364 - 366

18. Change in temperature conditions of operation of twisting-stretching machines equipped with rolls having ceramic coatings

    • É. A. Sviderskii
    • N. Ya. Shelepneva

    Machines And Apparatus Pages: 366 - 368

19. Polarographic determination of the lead content of precipitation baths in viscose manufacturing

    • I. P. Smirnov

    Manufacturing Control Pages: 369 - 370

20. Selection of an indicator for the titrimetric determination of the weight proportion of benzoic acid in molten caprolactam

    • Z. L. Lapkina
    • O. V. Sukhova
    • I. V. Chikh

    Manufacturing Control Pages: 371 - 372