TRENDS IN USSR WORK ON ORGANOSILICON COMPOUNDS

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CIA-RDP80-00809A000700200060-1
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December 22, 2016
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August 31, 2011
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60
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September 1, 1954
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REPORT
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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/08/31 :CIA-RDP80-00809A000700200060-1 COUNTRY vssi; SUBJECT Scientit'ic - Chemistr;;, rr;;aec:.i).aon compounds HOW PUBLISHED Fionthly periodicais, :,001; WHERE PUBLISHED Idcscow DATE PUBLISHED 1173 LANGUAGE Russian FDD FILE COPY CLASSIFICATION ~_-u-:~-i'-1- ~-:?~:=t-I-. -i CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY INFORMATION FROM FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS REPORT CD NO. DATE OF DATE D(ST. ~ s~~-9~4 SUPPLE REPORT 'i'i~EilDS IN USSR 'r/0RK ON ORGAiJOSILICON COBiPOUNDS [Numbers in parentheses rei'er to appended sources.] Some trends fn USSP, work or, or;;aro:>ilicon coa,nounds, which have a bearlrrg cn the applicatior. of tlas class o.' ec:,,pour;ds Pot proL-ectivc coatings, have ai- rcady been discussed in a previous report (see 00 ,;-30827), where the increaseu ecphasis placed by USSR i.nvescigators on the synthesis and applicatiors of sili- c0hydrocarbon:: was noted. The advantal;es of siliccitydrocarbons as c?o:npare3 with siloxaues ir:~cc uceu pointed out ir. sevcra.l USSR revic,r, dcalit :rith cz?ganesilicon co:rpourtds. (i,2) kccordi.ng to A. D? Petrov ar,l V. F. 6firouov, ,;ho have reviewed Foreign and UdSR work on Che subject, exL'ensive research is being done at present. on tua synthesis of orgarrosilicon polytrers in which the siloxane groups have been replaced partially or completely with dicilanemethylere groups. The purpose of tni^, research iz; to elir?inatc the i'ollo~~in;; unsatisfactory characteristics o:' polysiloxanes: the irsdecu~te oiliness of siloxane liquid::, the uusatisf'actory adhesion of siloxane coati.nga to t;_tals, the inadequate mechanical strength of silicone ruouers, and the tendency oP ~iloxsne oouds to undergo rearratzge:nerts on heatitk,. (1) 1'~trov ;urther stutc:, tli.?,.t .:ilico!;;?dz-cca_t;or,c, as dieci,.~ui,itcd 1'ro:r, siioz- ane?~, lava not yet Deep arti;lfeu oracticaily 0u an ezterr>Lve se~1e, alchou~,iz suo- stnntiaJ progress has beer, acltiived ir. investigations on Cheir