SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANDREYEV, B. M. - ANDREYEV, D. N.

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AUTHOR: Davidan, 1. N. ; Rozhkov, V. A. ; Andreyev, B. M.; Lopatukhin, L. I.
TITLE: Results of investigations of oceanic wave conditions
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 12V87
REF SOURCE: Sb. 2-y Mezhdunar. okeanogr. kongress. 19G6. Tezisy dokl. M.,
Nauka, 1966, 133-134
TOPIC TAGS: oceanography, ocean dynamics,
hydror,raphic 6urvey, correlation functiori, stochnstic process
ABSTRACT: Processed data from wave observations at the State Institute of
Oceanography (more than 200 wave recordings, each comprising several
wavegrams", and close to 50 stereophotogrammetric sheets) are presented. The
processing of observations from two ships with a base ranging from 1 cable length
to I nrn has yielded statistical characteristics which are adequate for practical
purposes. In the case of steady swell at a sampling volume -,-.> 300 waves, the
maximum divergence of one-dimensional distributions (of "visible" waves) does not
exceed 59'a. In two-dimensional distributions, similar divergencies occur at a
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are specified and some relationships for calculating spectral functions of wave
coordinates are established. Computational relationships reflect accurately the
typical featurea of the waves spectrum. From the authors' summary. (Translation,
of abstract) [DWI
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B102/BI38
AUTHORSt Katallnikov, S. G., Revin, V. A., Andreyev, B, M.,
Minay v, V. A.
TlTLE: Determination of the separation factor for lithium
isotopes in ion exchange
P!~RIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 11, no., 6, 1961, 526 - 552
TEXT: Isotope Separation factor u is determinud in the exchange of LiOH
and LiCl solutions of various concentrations with the cation-exchange
resins CEC (SBS) and KJ-2 (KU-2), and with Dowex-50. The characteristic
parameters of the ion exchangers were first detcrmined, then a was found
graphically from the difference in equilibrium concentrations. The
greatest difference in equilibrium concentration occurs if the prepara- 6
tions are isotope-enriched up to A- In single-stage experiments, Li
in tne hydroxide solution was enriched to 48,4~a, which produced a con-
centration difference of about 0,25(a-1). Table 2 shows the results with
IN LiOll solution, Table 3 those with I and 5N LiCl (single-stage enrich-
ment), The selective properties of the ion-exchange resins investigated
are discussed in detail with respect to concentriAion in divinyl benzene
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Determination of the... B102/B136
and distribution factor KH Conclusionst (1) Isotope exchange between
Li*
SBS, KU-2 and Dowex-50 on the one side, agd LiOH and LiCl solutions on
the other, produced an accumulation of Li in the cation exchanger and of
U7 in the solution. a depends on the type of exchanger, (2) Within the
limits of error a was the same for Li ion exchange in LiCl and LiOH
solutions. In 1-5N LiCl solutions, a does not depend on concentration.
(3) The distribution constants for Li+-H+ systems and a are interrelated.
The cation exchanger with the least affinity to lithium has the greatest
a , A similar KH /o(, dependence was f ound f or cat ion exchangers f or which
Li
the distribution coefficient depends onthe mlarfractionof U in the exchanger
(Dowex-50). For SBS , a = f (log KH, The authors thank Prcfessor
Li
G. K. Boreskiy for his interest. G. M. Panchenkov is mentioned
(G. 14. Panchenkov et al., Atomnaya energiya, t. 7, vyp, 6, 556, 1959).
There are 2 figures, 3 tables, and 13 references: 4 Soviet and 9 non-
Soviet, The four most recent references to En.-lish-language publications
read as follows; F. Menes, E. Saito, E. Roth, Proceedings of the Inter-
national Symposium on Isotope Separation, p, 227, North-Holland Publishing
Card 24

KATALINIKOV, S.G.; REVIN, V.A.; AIMMYEV, B.M.; PROKOPETS, V.Ye.
Determination of height, equivalent to the theoretical plate in
countercurrent ion exchange. Zhur. prikl. khim. 34 no. 12:2669-2674
D 161, . (MM 15: 1)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni D.I.
Mendeleyeva.
(Ion exchange)

L 45878-66 E1VT(m)/EWP(t)/EWP(k)/ET1 JD/RM
ACC NRs AP6022177 SOURCE CODE: Ur,/0193/6~/OC)0/002/06W/65~1-7;
AUT.~10R: AeMOV129 No
ORG: Ilona
TITLE. Production of turbo-coiapressor wheels by uoing investment-caoting a
Rproces
SOURCE: Byulloton' tekhniko--okonomichoskoy informataii, no. 2, 1966, 40-41
11OPIC TAGS: r m6tal casting, turbine compressor, compressor rotor
7 -wax, EI-572 stool ai"~X
KR-23 turbocompreS3or, M3-~,n
ABSTIMM A doscription of a castinC process used by the Sverdlovsk Tarbomotor Plant for
producing wheels of 'FIM-14 and TXR-23 turbocompreooors is 'Presented. The diameters of
1he wheels are made of EI-572 steel. A PSE plastic wax
"a wheels are 140 and 230 mm. I
mass containing paraffin, stearin and ethyleelluloso is used for the wheal pattern. The
percentages of their contents are given for both types of wheels. The patterns are in-
vested in ceramic mold materials containing a solution of ethyl-silicate, marahalite
(quartz powder), quartz sand and water glass,.. The proc
/P '5~ure of drying and baking of
ceramic investment material is described. A'TN-12 ovenkis unod for baking at a tempera-
turo progressively rising from 400 to 950 C. The molten metal is cast into the pattern
cavities preheated at about 900 C. A centrifugal machine (about 320 rpm) is uaed for
filling the mold. finally, the wheal castings are oloanod and trimmed by removing ceramics_
material and cutting off the heads.
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AUTHORS: Andreyev, B.S., Chuchin, Ye.F. 119-581-5 - 6/i 1
TITLE: 0 ic Production Line for Working on Wrist Watch Caser,
(Avtomaticheskaya liniya dlya cbrabotki korpusov narachnykh
diasov)
PERIODICAL: Priborostrvyeniye, 1956, Nr 5, pr 18-21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An automatic line put into operation in September 1956 in the
watchmaking factory Nr 2 at Mossr~or. ..' ... was developed by can-
structors of the factory itself. The following 10 instraments ar--
used in this automatic system for the 10 working openitions in.
order to produce the case ri for the wrist~yatoh "Pdt)eda":
1.~ Profile cutter 6. Rasp for removal of thi seam
2.
Reamer 7. Drill
3. Profile cutter 8. Drill
1
4- Profile cutter 9. Drill
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5. Profile cutter 10
- Drill
The distance between the individual sections amounts to 470 mm.
Additional organs are provided for the removal of shavings.
This automatic system has been working with great stability
Card 1/2 since a long time. The following figures may serve as a

Automatic Production Line for Working on 119-58-5-6/1-1
Wrist Watch Cases
ohamateristio of the operational efficiency of the line:
Whereas formerlY 47-24 hours were needed for working on the 1000
parts, this period has been reduced to 5.4 hours since intro.-
duction of the automatio system. Besides, 30 qualified worL-nen
became available for other jobs and a working space of 60 m2
was saved. A rough estimate shows that this automatic line saves
an amount of 420,,000 rubles per annum. There are 2 tables.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1, Industry--USSR 2, Industrial produotift-&utmatics
Card 212

ANDREYEV, Boris -Ser-geyevich; OZEROVA, Z.V., red.; TIKHONOVA, I.M.,
tekhn. rea-. -
[Farming communist production relations]Formirovanie kommu-
nisticheskikh proizvodstvennykh otnoshenii. Leningrad, Len-
izdat,, 1962. 68 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Government ownership) (Collective farms)

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of &rk ilkilizio soils Z3olonot,717
Dugreoi Doc Agr goi
~Iffilintioni Snrntov Stito U imuni Churnyshovskiy
Dufon3o DAto, Placot 13 Apr 56, Council of Omsk AGr In3t
imoni Kirov
Cortificntion Dutoi 23 Jun 56
Sourco: BIWO 5/57

AVDREYEV, B. V.
I--- - -- __ - -
Cand Biol Sci - (diss) "Ecology of the carp in intensive pisci-
culture of the central black-earth band." Kiev, 1961. 22 pp;
(Ministry of Agriculture Ukrainian SSR, Ukrainian Academy of
Agricultural Sciences); 200 copies; price not given; (KL, 5-61
sup, 182)

A IN D f 4- '1, '1. V.
I
On thi problcm of narcolepiy. IllivroInt. p3l.'cl&,t., Hoshm 19-6,
NW.-DOO, 50. p. 49-53
1, 0"1 the Climic for 'Newroses (14cad-Prof, S. '1,, Binrmn)t
Li3ti`.-ute of Pliysiolot7 of tho Acndrmy of Sciancas USSR (Dimetor-
Acade:-Acian K. if. B~Icrjv,).
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ANDREM, B. V.
Studies on dynamics of normal sleep in man with the method of
aotography. Zh. v7sehei nerv. daiat. Pav.1ova. 1 no.43500-505 July-
Aug. 1951. (GLKL 23:2)
1. Laboratory of the Physiology and Pathology-of Higher Nervous
Activity of the Institute of Physiology.imeni I. P. Pavlov, Academy
of Sciences USSR.

A11DREM, B.V.-, tbiYOROV. F.P., cave duyitsho h iy.
Investigating t:ie Jynumics of eleep in illildren by an ~Lctivity re-
corder. Trudy 1-ast.fiziol. 1:.339-31;4 152. (la-RA 6:6 )
1. Laboratoriyu fiziol-P.i" i vysahey Pervnoy deytxtel'ncs~ti.
(Sleep)

ARDRYM, B. V.
In memory of B. N. Birsan. Zh. novropat. paikhtat., Moskva
52 no..5:78-79 Har 19.52. (CLKL 22:2)
1. Obituary for former Head of the Sector of Nervous Diseases
of the Institute nf Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlol of the Acadeaw
of Sciences USSR, Doctor Medical Sciences. Professor.

ANDIUM, B.V.-, KARAPITYAR. Ye.A.; MAYOROV, F.P., 2aveduyushchiy; XLIYGIIOVA, N.A.,
.r-aIveduynshchaya,
Peculiarities of nocturnal sleep in nurcolepsy according to data obtuined
by the activity recorder. Trudy Innt.fisiol. 1:376-380 '53. (91-RA 6:8)
1. luboratoriya fiziologil i putologii vysshoy nervnoy deyatelluosti (for
Kq,vorov wid Andreyev). 2, Sel-tor orgimiclieskikh nerviivkh rasetraystv (for
Kryshova and Tartipetyan). (sleep)

ANMYEV,13,V. ---
Certain data on dynamics of therapeutic sleep. Klin. med., Moskva
31 no.4:74-77 /Apr 3.953. (GLML 24:4)
1. Of the Institute of Physiology imeni Academician I. P. Pavlov
(Director -- Academician K. M. Bykov). Academy of Sciences USSR.

USSR/Madicine - Sleep Therapy, scp 53
Bromides
"Expediency of Administration of D-omid-s in Slcep
Therapy,"-B. V. A-ndreyov (Lcnin[,r-.d),--:-La'1) of Physiol
and Pathol. of Ri[;her Bervous, Activity, Inzt of
Physiol im 1. P. Pavlov
Klin Med, Vol 31, ITO 9, mp 04-G7,
It is dIfficult. to nelect such doses o.^L bromides
above optio-ol which, in comb I-r-r- 'k-,i on with sleep-
nroducing doses of barbiturates, -illic-P t-,b,,!
270T56
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best soporific off,!cts -withmit Increasing intor-i-
c-ation with A coribinaticn cf rlccp-
producin,~~ don2n of with optirzl docez
of '1-rorl,lles -I.s inc=.cdient, '.~cc-~us-a barbituratcs -Dro-
duce sl,~cT) whIle bromidc5 Ussinrit--2 th,~ hypnotic Con-
dition: instcr!d of -. curulativ-? act5-on, the opDozita
cf-r--ct is obtainc,2.. of bar'--i-
tur-,t--,.,~ .:F2rc 1.n com.-~inati-on with :=-11
:30--co 0t, b-omidcn C. 0.45
- (i - to 11; pctit-,ntr,;
;n Daticnts the sl,~cp-proilu---n7! ~C'r!ct
only 33.~.r_-htly intcn~,il'if~rl and l.r. othcr patients
el.t1i(,r no effect or a nQ,r--rtivc cf7,~ct wns notefl.
27M 56

ANDRIM, B.-V. (Leningrad); BTKOV, K.M., akademik, direktor.
I .
Certain data on the dymmics of therapeutic aleep. Klin.med. 34 no.4:
71~-77 AP '53. NLRA 6:7)
1. 1natitut fiziologli imeni akadsmika I.F.Pavlova Akademii nauk WSIL
(Sleep--Therapeutic use)

ANDRICYXV, B.V.; KRAYEVSKIY. Ya.M.
Data on the effect of combined use of barbiturates and analgeticB upon the
duration of therapeutic sleep. Mmr.nevr.i raikh. 53 no.5:362-369 My 153.
(MLRA 6:5)
1. Organicheskaya nerv-naya klinika Instituta fiziologii imeni I.P. Pavlova
Akademii nauk SSSR.
2. Laboratoriya fisiologii i patologii vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti In-
stituta fiziologii imeni I.P. Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Sleep) (Sedatives)

AND,REUV, B.V.
L.-- .1 -1- .--
Study of the effect of conditioned reflex factors ("conditioned*
soporifics) in sleep therapy. Zhur.nevr.i psikh. 54 no.1:9-13
Ja 134. (MI.RA 7:1)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologii i patologii vysshey nervnoy deyatell-
nosti i eektor nervnykh bolezney Instituta fiziologii im. I.P.
Pavlova. (Sleep) (Gonditioned response)

AITDRFYIN, D. V. (I-I, -)
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ANDRLY-EV, P. ',.- :"IMaterial on the iiivestigation of sleep atid the use of
therapeutic sleep in the clinical treatment of neuroses." Acad
Sci Inst of Physiology iviv:A 1. 11. Pav.Lov. Leninrrad, *1956
(Dissertatioti for the Degrce or Doctor ii Medical Scietices)
Source: KnIzhnaya letopis' No. 2; 1956 Noscow

ANDREYEV, B.T.
ChDnges in vascular reactions of neurotics during sleep therapy.
Trudy Inst. fiziol. 7:44-50 '58. (HLU 12:3
1. TAboratorkya -Liziologli i Tmtologii vvsehey nemioy deyatellnostl
(zav. - F.P. Mayorov) i Sektor nevrozov i organicheskikh zabolevaniy
nervnoy sisterW (2av. - N.A. Kryshova) Instituta, fiziologii im. 1.P.
PhvIovn AN SSSR.
(SLEEP-THMAPMEMIC USX) (PLSTj[Yj?AOGqAPHY)
(NMROSMS)

ANDRNYSV, B.V.
D.vanmics of verbal raaotions In an associative experiment on sleep
therany in neuroses. Trudy Inst. fiziol. 7:51-57 '58, (MMA 12:3)
1. Iaboratorlya f12iOlOgii 1 jmtologii vyaBhey nerynoy deyatellnooti
(zav. - F.P. Mayorov) I Sektor nevrozov i, organicheqkikh zabolevanly
nervnoy aistemy (zav. - N.A. Kryahova). Instituta fixiologii im. L?.
Pavlova AN SSSR. -
(SLUP-THAMPBUTIC USE) (MMS33)

ANMETET, Boris Vladimirovich
[Sloop thorapy for neuroses) Lechenie anom pri nevrotakh.
Leningrad, Modgiz. 1959. 84 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(my ) (MMOSHS)

ANDRMV, ... B.V.jl doktor mod.nauk
It -, -
Pupils' sleep in boarding schools. Gig. i san. 26 no.10:82-84 0 16;.
(IMRA 15: 5)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologii i patologii vysshey nervnoy deyatellnostL
Instituta fiziologii imeni I.P.Pavlova, Leningrad.
(SISEP) (SCHOOL HYGMIE)

ANDIEYEV, B,V ; ARTEMIYEV, S.P.; ARKHANGELISkIY, V.M; AFANASIYEV, L.L.;
BABKOV, V.F.; BRONSHTEYN, L.A.; BURKOV, M.S.; BURYANOV, V.A..;
VARSHAVSKIY, I.L.; VELIKANOV, D.P.; VOINOV, A.N.; VYFZBOV, D.U.;
DOR141DONTOV, A.V.; D'YACHKOV, A.K.; YEFREMOV, V.V.; ZHABIN, VA;
ZELENKOVj G.I.; KAUBUKEOV, F.V.; KALISH, G.G.; KRAMARENKO, G.V.;
KRASIKOV, S.M.; LAKHTIN, YU.M.;-MIKULIN, A.A.; ORLIN, A.S.; OSTROVSKIY,
N.B.; OSTROVTSOV, A.N.; RUBETS, D.A.; STEPANOV, Yu.A.; STECHKINP B.S.;
KHACHATUEOVP A.A.; KHOVAKH, M.S.; CHAKWISKIY, A.D.; SHARAPOV, K.A.
Nikolai RomEuiovich Briling; obituary. Avt.transp. 39 no-4:57
Ap 161. (1-aHA 14:5)
(Briling, Nikolai Romanovich, 1876-1961)

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AUTHORS: ~;huohunov, V. A., Andreyev, B. Ya.
TN'LE: The Kinetic Isotope Effect in the Reaction of Hydrogen and
Tritium With the Oxides of Some Metals (Kineticheskiy i~~o-
topnyy effekt v reaktsii vodoroda i tritiya s okislani
nekotorykh metallov)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 121, Nr ~1, pp 6f39-692
(1JSSR)
ABSTRACT: This paper reports on the investigation of the influence of
the presence of various isotopes on the velocity of the re-
duction of the oxides of some metals by hydrogen and tritiurl.
The experiments were carried out under dynamic conditions
by means of an apparatus described in a previous paper. The
carrying out of the experiments is discussed in a few lines.
The mixture of hydrogen and tritium was produced by the chemi-
cal decomposition of water. The metal oxides were prepared
according to several methods, after which they were fractionat...
ed by scree,iing. Assuming that the oxides are reduced accord-,
in& to the first order with respect to 112 and also with respect
Card 1/4 to HT, and on the basis of some other plausible assumptions,

SOV/2o-1 21-4-32,1~4
The Kinetic Isotope Effect in the Reaction of IlydroC;en and Tritium With
the Oxides of Some Metals
the authors found 19 A - ((1/a) - 1)lg p + B. This equation
describes the dependence of the specific activity A of the
gas on its pressure p. It is valid if the temperature and
the volume of the system are constant. 'I'lie kinetic i3otope
effect a is equal to the ratio of the velocity constant k,
of the reaction of 11 2 to the velocity constant k 2 of the
reaction of HT with the metal oxides; the condant B char-
acterizes the initial state of the gas. In all the inve-sti.
gated reactions la A was an exact linear function of Ig r
and this confirms the correctness of the above,mentioned
assumptions. The character of this function does not depend
on the initial pressure of the gas, on the batch (naveska)
of the oxide (which is to be reduced), and on the tempera-
ture. The authors plotted the values of Ig A aL:ainst thosc'
of lg p, and from the inclinations of the corresponlin-
.straight lines they calculated the values a of the kinpW-..
isotope effect for the various c.-xperimentg. The rerlilitz; of
these calculations are given by a table. a does not depond
on the initial pressure of the gag, on the batch of Lhe oxides,
Card 2/4 and on their degree of dispersion. Ilow(,ver, this effect

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The Yinetic lsotop~, "Effect in the Reaction of
the Oxides of Some !etals
del-L-nds very much on the lemperat tire and on the natur"I of
the oxides which are to be rediiced,. Al~the oxides investi-
gated in this pai~er may be subdIvided into 2 groups: The
first (second) -roup consists of those oxides which react
faster (more slovily) with liydro[;en than with trit.Lun.
AU-2 0. CII20, CuO, HCO, PbO2MnO.~ and Fe20 at hiCh temperal
tures belon7 to the first ~-,roap, but ?,,!n7,O ,.in 1) 031 1,1110. coo,
re 30 belon- to the second Uvoup. Aloo Lh,-2 I'Oosible oxijten~-c
of tile reac't'ion HT + 11 0 - HTO + Hhas t'o be taken into
2 IE 2
account. This reaction may be catalyzed by the c.:ides and
by the nietals I-roduced by their rednetion , The oxides of the
first L:roup very sli~;Iitly catal.y~-,e the albove nentioned re-,
action. However, the catalysis b.,,r this reaction is very
characteristic of the second trroar. of oxide3. The influence
of' this reaction oil the ex,Ivr:ir.,onIj dlscuq,,~id in tlii!-; lpaper
can, howaver, be disrej;arded. "lie dependence of a on the
Card 3/4 tem-nerature satisfies the Arrhenius (Arrenius) law. Finally,

SOV12 o -- 12 1
The Kinetic I:-,otope Effect ill the RlaCtIOTI Of 11.ydrOfel) and '1'2itiun ".111th
the Oxides of Some Metals
cicme anomalies are ~.,~-,Tvtioiled. Tlierf,. ficures, tabl,-~-;
~,nd 9 references, 1) of which ara Soviet.
ASSOCIATION:
,7osudaratvennom universitete 17. '.'~ 1. Lobachevskni'-'D
(Scientific Research InsI.Itlite of Chemi.itry of the
State Umveroity imeni IT. 11~ Lol :,wh-,vskly)
PRESEINTED : April 2p 195b.. bY V. 31. Kondra-t~ye-, . A,~udQmician
'i U B M I'I'T E D :titirch 27, 1956
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AN,ME'17lp B. Ya., Candidate Chem Sci (diss) -- "The Icimt1c isotopic efff-ct Of
Wrogon in reducing the oxiaes of certain vietals". C,,orll,-Iy, 19~)Q. 21 pp (min
Higher Ediie UMS, Gorlkly State U im lls Is Lobachevskly), 200 copies (KL, Tin 23,
lQ59, 161)

ANMMYEV, D.
Training In aural reception under prevailing interference. Radio
no.12:56-57 D 053. (XLRL 6:12)
(Radio operators)

ANDMIM. D.
Training for aural reception of signals during interference.
Radio no.2:58 F '54. (MIRA 7:2)
(Talegraph, Wireless)

Hiscella'n'eous Radio telegraph training
card 1/1 Pub$ 89 4/27
Authors I Andreev, D.
Title S Training radio-telegraph.operators, to pick up Morse signals. under
,interference conditions
Periodical I Radio 2, Page 50, Fab 1954
Abstract a A method of training radio teleeraph operators is described. The train.
ing is intended to teaob the operators to pick up aliguals by ear, under
various interferanoe conditions.
-Institutions oo..,
Submittedt *.466

ANDR:EYEV, D.; POIWS, A.
Concerning A.Z. Fradints article "Square pyraTudical horn antenna
with equal directivity patterns in the E and H planes."
Elektrosviaz' 16 no 8:71 A 162 (MIRA 15:9)
(Antennas (r-jlect;onics)5 (Microwaves) (Fradin, A.Z.)

ANDREYEV, D. (Arkhangellsk)
Excess in the personnel of agricultural antarprises. Fin. SSSR 37 no.
10s78-79 0 163. (MIRA 17:2)

IIULGI,RI;,/Ilumn and Animal Physiology. Internal Secretion.
The Pancrea. T-6
:.bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 12, 1958, 55888.
i,uthor Penchev, Iv-, Popov, LI., Kolarov, Pan-,(Andreyev, Dil--i-
Inst
Title Crur Experiences in Treating Diabets Witli Sulfonilic
Urea.
Orig Pub: Savren. med., 1956, 7, No 10, 3-20.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1
134

,~qMOR,E YEV Z).
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PXUCHIKV, Iv., prof.; POPOV, Al.; KOLAROV, Pan.; ANDRMV, Dim. (Sof iya)
Sulfanil urea therapy of diabetes mellitus Lwith summary in English].
Probl.endok. i gorm. 4 no.6:20-28 N-D '58. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Is kliniki vnutrennikh bolemey a endokrinologiyey i bolezney
obmena veshchestv Instituta usovershenstvovaniya i spetsializatsil
vrachey (dir. prof. Iv. Penchav).
(ANTIDIMETIGS, ther. use,
sulfanilylurea (Rue))

3Q1j72
S110616 OX/C,08/009/009
A055/AlOl
AUTHORS: A Pokras, A.
TITLE: On the article of A.Z. Fradin "Square pyramidal horn with identical
directivity patterns In the E and H planesil
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyaz no. 8, 1962, 71
TEXT: A.Z. Fradin ~lektrosvyaz', no. 9, 1961) obtained a I.:.,rn-feed with
square aperture and with identical directivity patterns in planes E ano H by in-
troducing longitudinal metal plates into the horn. The authors of the present
article suggest another method. The walls of the horn (Fiq. 1) are provided
with "windows" between the cross sections A and B. With vertical polarization
of the radiated signal, currents, analogous to currents in horn walls without
11windows", will be sustained in the lateral walls between sections A and B; in
the upper and lower walls, no current will be sustained, the "windows" being
perpendicular to the electric field lines of force. This means that, with ver-
tical po;arization, the directivity pattern in plane H will be detenhined by the
size of the aperture in section A, and In plane E by the size of the aperture in
Card 1/0 1/1000/06 ?100410.08

sov/86-58-10-24/4o
AUTHOR: Andreyev, D.A., Engr Lt Col, and Kon1kov, N.G., Engr
TITLE: For Stricter Control of the Quality of Preparation of
Aviation Materiel (Strozhe proveryat' kachestvo pod-
gotovki aviatsionnoy tekhniki)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1958, 1958, Nr 10, PP 54-
61 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors in this article stress the importance of
checking very strictly the quallt'y of preparation of
aviation materiel for flights. The authors then de-
scribe how Officer A.A. Kirichenko, the deputy com-
mander in charge of aviation engineer service in a
unit, plans and organizes his work and that of his sub-
ordinates so that everything is accomplished in time
and checked thoroughly.
Card 1/1

ZAKHAROV, I.S., red. Prinimal uchnstiye AVDIMEV, D.G., gtarshiy inzh.p
red.; I'll"ITINOV, A.Ya., tei-hn. :e-(T.-~-
[To.-dile machinery(catalog-handbook); cotton machinery] Tek-
atillnye mashbW (katalog-sprnvoclinik); ranshiny kIllopchato-
bumazhnogo proizvodstva. l,,osk-va, I-,ashgiz, 1951. 123 p.
(MIRA 15:3)
1. Vauclmo-issledovatellskiy institut takstillnogo i legkogo
mashinostroyeniya (for Andreyev).
(Cotton machinery)

IMM9 D. 1.
?A 240T105
USSR/Physics - Light Measurement Dec 52
"Optical Nethod of Measuring Intensity of Light,
BriGhtness and Flux," A. A. Volkenshteyn, D. I. An-
dreyev and V. I. Isayenko
"Zhur Tekh Fiziki" Vol 22, Vo 12, pp 20206-2037
Optical measuaring method was tested theoretically
and experiwntally. Results showed adequate ac-
curacy of measurownts. Tile equipment my be used
An plants and on expeditions. Received 12 Sep 52.
240T105

ANDREYEV., D. K.
1"4holesale Price List for Papermaking Equipment, Spare Parts, and Slate Equip-
ment in USSR,," Preiskurant Optovykh Tsen na Dwaagodelatellmye Oboradovaniye,,
Zapasnyye Chasti k Nemu i Shifernoye oborudovaniye, 1949
Translation 11-475, 31 Pay 55

f) ID - k
USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their Application. Dyeing and
Chemical Treatment of Textiles, 1-16
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 19, 1956, 62855
Author: Andreyev, Do K. Mednikova L. N.
-----------
Institution; None
Title: On New Raw Material for the Production of Size
Original
Periodical: Tr. Leningr. tekstilln. fn~ta, 1955, No 6. 53-55
Abstract: For the purpose of reducing the expenditure of starch for sizing it
Is proposed to utilize vegetable proteins contained in considerable
amounts in the seed of oil-yielding and leguminous crops. The
cheapest raw material are cottonseed and c,ther grist and cake from
which the adhesive agents are extracted with sodium alkalies or cal-
cium hydroxide. The low solubility of the latter ensures a perma-
nent slight alkalinity and lesser degradation of prcytein molecules
Ctnbined use of aqueous solutions of lime and chloramine increases
the yield of extracted substances up to 45%. The substances thus
Card 112

ANDREYEV, D.K.
In the pavilion "Public health and medical industry.0 Inform.
biul. VDM no.8-.37-38 Ag 163. (MM 1748)
1. Glavnyy metodist pavillona "Uravookhraneniye i maditsinskaya
promyshlennost'" na Vystavke dostizheniy nar-odnogo khozy&ystva
SSSR.

USM/GooLogy
Tectonics
Belief
JuL/Aug 48
ORnles of Relationships BetweenRelief and Structural
7orms, and Their Pole in S~udy of Tectonics of the
HilLa in the Volga Region," D. K. Andreye7, 4 pp
fByuL Mosk Obshch Ispy Prirody, OtdeL GeoLog"
-Vol XXIII, No 4
PreseatB data on relationships between contemporary
rellef and tectonic structural forms In middle part
of LT11yanov-Sarato7 syncLine. Gives examples of
practical nee of these relationships in tectoni *c
study of region and outlines possibility of using
them for studying the 3:1 and 137 order structural
forms which are extensively developed on the
Russian Platform.
L7/49%8

__~~YXV, D.K.
Relation of the present relia(',of the UllyanovBk-Saratov depreo-
elon to Its tof!tonic structure. Trudy VNIGNI no.1;239-247 149.
O'blyanovsk Province--Geology, Structurai)
(Saratov Province--Geology,,Structural

ANMLICYXV, D.I.
Tectonic structure and the historical formation of the middle
Volga Talley. Trudy VNIGNI no.2:*107-110 151 MU lO.-4)
(Tolga Valley--Geology, Stru;tural)

ANDREYEV, D.K.
~,_ ,
History of the formation and the age of the Sura-Moksha uplift
region and Vyatka Uval. Blul.K)IP. Otd.geol. 31 no.4:99-101
Jl-Ag '56. (MLRA 9:12)
(Sure. Valley--Geology. Stratigraphic)
(Moksha Valley--Geology. Stratigraphic)
(Vyatka Uval--Geology, Stratigraphic)

AITHOR: Andreyev, P.F. Rnd Sycheva-l"Alkhaylova. 11-9-2.114
T-ITLE: on Some PAleogenic Structures in Middle Povolzhlye Nhich re
Absent in Yore Ancient Strata (0 nekotorykh pAleogenovykh
strukturakh v 9rednem Povolzhlye, otsutstvuyushchikh v
boleye drevnikh sloyakh)
PhRIODICAL: T-vestiya ARademii 3nuk 933R, Seriya Geologicheskayn, 1957,
ii 9, P 19-31 (USSM)
ABSTRACT: Petroleum surveys in the Russian platform have produced cases
in which local upheavals discovered in upper strata were not
found in deeper ones. The author analyzes this phenomenon
for two local upheAvials located in the Tertiary sediments of
the Ullyanovsk-Saratov depression, in the basin of the upper
stream of the SurR river, which were discovered during geo-
logic-survey mappinj-: the Kozlymkovskoye and the Prudovskoye
upheavals. The first of them is located north of Kuznetsk
and is associated presumably with the western end of the
Porlinsksys zone of upheavals. During the early Tertiary
period, P local depression wns formed there which was named
by D.Y. Andreyev the Kuznetsk Lowar-PAleocene depression.
Later on, during the pre-Focene epoch, diffeT~ential verticnl
Card 112 shifts occurred. They cnused the interruption of sediment

AINDRE~V, D .*T,.'
A
ANDREEV, D.L.
Zatnechatellnye issledovateli gomoi Srednei Azii; pod red. N. G. Fradkina.
Moskva, Geografgiz, 1946. 95 P. (Russkie puteshe3tvenniki)
Bibliographical references included in "Primechaniiall (p.95-(96) )
DLC: DK851.A5
SO: L.C, Soviet Geography, Part 1, 1951, Uncl.

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and the vialet. soln. was treated over 6 hfs. with 140 g. 00 100
Bulk. keepin4 the NAD- at gentle rcdux*. after 10 bra. of
litating the DIM. was cooled and treated cautiously with
70 g. WW1, followed by 200 g. dil. IICI. the org. 1&M
107. octane and a little Culls; the intn volucts
15A) were alkylattd naphthalenes (56 g.) hih were
00 13 i i sepd. Into I-BuCaFly. bm 288.5-M.5', b. 119.5'. Up.
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Itund as follows: 10 g. No In M S. C.114 In a N 4un..
treated with 70 g. Bulk and 104 g. I-BrClelly mist. and
kept 6 Ism. at 906 (the surface of the ~Wn. hLs a strong
white luminescenve In the dack). yielded 40 X. crude see
BuC*Hv. which on re"to. bm 2854', and fortus a
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USSR/Memistry - laphthalens, P617alkyl 7eb 1948
Chemistry - Synthesio,
"Synthesis and Properties of Polyalkyl Naphthalenes,
In, * D. N. Andreyev, A. D. Petrov, Inst of Org Chem,
AC41d So i USSR, 5 pp
Zhur Pri k Kh im" vol ni, No 2
CMUMuing the study of alIqlatim of naphtimaene by
the Friedel-Crafte reactim, it vas shovn that naph-
t1mlene reacts with olef ins, as vell as alkyl halides,
at temperatures as lov as -100, giving relatively pure
]Products . In the case of tetralin, a Ide reactions
take place. AUqlated compounds are mixtures of~,C -
and#* -substituted Isomers. Crygtallins substan an
.re isoltd a22j in I;vo eases, and the X-MY sn'l-
ya,& shave,& the compounds foro" to be 2,6-dioct71-
uLpbthalans, mp 182-1830, and one of itaR "81 'Bo-
x al constants
saws, mp 3.260. In addition to the Physic
lis"d below, n'Is aBO given at 500 and d at 50, 75,
3.00 and 1250. Submitted 28 Mar 1947 -
64T11

ANDREYEV, D.H.; PSTROV, i.D., redaktor.
[Organic synthesis in electric discharges] Drannicheakii sintez
v elektricheokikh razriadakh. Red. A.D.Petrova. Vvodnaia statlia
IA.T.gidusn. Moskva, Izd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, 1953. 334 p.
(MLRA 7:3)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademil nauk SSSR (for Petrov).
(Chemistry, Organic--Synthesis) (Electrochemistry)

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7'r

KOLISOYA, V.A.; KUKRAMKAYA, Te.Y.; ANDREYICV, D.N.
Combination scattering spectra of some silanes. 12v. AN SSSR. Otd.khim.
nauk. no.2:294-297 Mr-Ap 153. t)an 6:5 )
1. Institut khimU silikatov Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Silanes) (Spectram analysis)

D. 11,
VW WASNiew, Silicates
Card IA Pab. 40 19/27
AutbWo I Aodreyvvj, D. N., and'Zavorotnova., 0, 1,
Title 1~ UlLoo-organlo aostic and isobutyrio acid enters
In.. AN SSSR. Otd. Wdm. nauk 4, 707 - 708s JaV - August 1954.
Abstmet t synthesis and properties of four hitherto unknown silAco-orgado
aostio and isobutyrio acid esters of the R2R"SiOOGRI and-R38100031,
tM* p are described. The basic reaction products used in to wynthexis
~of the above mentioned esters were Na-salts of acetia and iscbutyAc
acids and aLWIoblorosilanes. The intermidiate products Iobtai"d
during thie synthesis, are listed, Maven referencest 4 Mi 5 USA
and, 2 Oerman. (1872 - 1953),..
Institution t Aoad, Of 60, USSR$ Institute of Chemistry of SiUcatee
Oabidtted I JUIY 17t-1953

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chlowsilanes to a suspinsion of dry RCO&N& in I?eq. tcher
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AID P - -2499
Sijbject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 - 14/21
Author Andreyev, D. N.
Title Determination ,of silicon is easily hydrolyzed organic
silicon compounds
Periodical
Abstract
Institution :
Zhur. prikl. khim., 28, 6, 641-643, 1955
Ethyl alcohol (95-96%) was
alkylchlorosilanes since tfte
violent. According to the
does riot exceed �0.25-30%.
reference (1954).
Institute of the Chemistry
of Sciences, USSR
used to hydrolyze
reaction with water is too
data obtained, the error
Two tables, one Russian
of Silicates of the Academy
Submitted : Ap 8, 1954

DIN-1
1USSRI Chemistry silicates
Card 1/2 Pub. 22 -.18/52
Authors. I Andreyev, D. N.
Title I The chain mechanixm of the condensation reaction of SIC14 with
cyclohexane and benzene in silent discharges
Period:Lcal Dok. AN SSSR., 10012, 263-265, Jan 11, 1955
Abstract Two binary mixtures- SiCl +cyclohexane and SiC14
.~ben-gene were in-
vestigated to deteQ;e t4e chain mechanism of their condensation re-
action in silent discharges. It was found that SiCl 4 in the vaporous
phase experiences no changes and that the Si-Cl bond does noC become
dissociated under the H2-
Institution Academy of Sciences USSR, Institute of the Chemistry of Silicates
Presented '.#y: Academician A. V. Topchiev, July 6, 1954

Periodical
Card 2/2
Abstract
Dok. All 33SR, 100/2p 263-265, Jan 11, 1955
Pub. 22 18/52
The addition" of cyclohexane to the SiC14 resulted in the fomation,
of condensation products namely, different silico-organic compounds
containing hydrolyzing Cl. The products obtained after the fraction-
ation of the liquid condenE~ate are identified. The very same 're-
sults were obtained during the condensation of SiCli, with benzene.
Nine references: 4 USA and 5 USSR (1946-1953).

USSRIGhemistry Silicates
caw 1/1 Pub. 22 - 23/60
Authors I Andreyev. D. N.
Title Condensation of me.thyltriahlorosilane under the effect of silent
discharges
Periodiwd t Dok. AN SSM 100/4, 697-700o Feb. 1, 1955
Abotract s The results obtained by studying the effect of silent discharges on
methyltrichlorosilene are analyzed. The formation of condensation
products containing 3 and more Si atom in the molecule is explained by
the growth of theohains It was found that tba method.of condensing
under tht effect of silent discharges makes it possible to obtain'good
yields of polymerio methylpolychlorosilanes containing Si and C atoms
in the basic chain., Other products-Whiob can be derived by this
condensation method are listed. Thirteen references, 4 USA, 2 French.
4 German and 3 USSR (1909-1953)-
..Institution I Academy of Ses.. USSR. Institute of The Chemistry of Silicates
Presented byt Academician A. V. Topchiev, August 5, 1954

ANDRtYEV, D.N.
Condensation of methyltrichlorosilane in silent 6ischarges.
Report No. 2. Izv,AN SSSR.Otd.khim.nauk. no.7:818-825 J1 '57.
(MIRA 10:10)
l.Institut khimii silikatov AN SSSR.
(Silane)

ANDREYEV, D. 111.
S! lent Di nc I a
Oln the 11 '1111- -l'-th, Va'y i,-153., Dren--C~-..
cNtU 11114 CL'I ChC:11i Olt"
It will 'he !-,Iiowii here tliat undor lh~~
,i] -.c1 I,,:. I -j'o, ohloro- nrid 'i I,*::-, --- 'L. I C,;. Il oro.-Lll i n crcasc in,
(molecular) weight to the enj that polptethy1chlorosi lanes ure formed
V,hich ;In the Garent) Clutin Coill.-Lin !,."It-rnnt i 11.~ z~! ". "Ln,!
1it, m"1111 -c~! 0 ".." 01, :~rc ~,Ihc oompound,~ which
1*~Drm as a rcs~ult of "lie condcnsE-~tion of two or thr,:o molecules Df the
methylchlorosilarc. A ~ei--Jcs -~f c-.-n
be reactiull :"echnmirm Is L-11 a ~!hu-ir 1-(,
a:,, y d r
-111., wh 1 ell J.,roc-eeds by the !,orno.", I ~):i , f

'AHMRS: Andreyev, D. N,, Kukbarskaya, E.. V, SOV/62-5B.-6-8137
TITLE: On Some Properties of the Bond Si-C
in Silicon-Organic
aryl
Compounds Which. in the y-Position, Contain a Carboxylic or
Es.ter Group (0 nekotorykh svoystvakh svyazi Si-C aril
v kremneorganicheskikh soyedineniyakh, soderzhashchikh v
I-polozheni-i karboksillnuyu ili slozhnoefirnuyu gruppu)
PERIODICALi Iz-estiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk,
1958, Nr 6, PP. 702-705 (USSR)
ABSTRAM In the introduction the authors discuss the properties of
trimethyl p-ropionic acid, and in this connection the
investigations carried out by Sommer (Ref 2) and Dolgov
(Ref 3). They then discuss the possibility of synthetizing
dibasic organic silicon compounds twith siloxan bond) by the
hydrolytic cleavage of the bond Si-C ar
l* In this way the
following compounds were synthetizedi 6-dimethyl-4,6-
4
diethyl-4,6-disila-5-oxonandicarboxylic acid. The presence of
2 phenyl radicals in malonate connected by a silicon atom
Card 112 considerably increases the stability of this compound. The

,On Some Properties of the Bond Si-C aryl in SOV/62-58-6-8/37
Silicon-Organic Compounds Which, in the Y-Position,
Contain a Carboxylic or Ester Group
methyldiphenylsilylpropionic acid separates benzene after
condensation (2000). Besides, silicon-organic ester of
silicon-organic acid is formed.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut khimii silikatov Akademii nauk 3SSR (Institute of
the Chemistry of Silicates,AS USSR)
SUBMITTEDi December 10, 1956
1. Silicoil conrpotiridp (Org~L-if.r,) ---F-rope.:-tie_- 2. Silicon corpoindt3
(Organic) --Synthersis _`% MoIecuInz, assriciation 4. Rropdo'-'.!_c~ wid
--Properties 5, Caxboxy!x v,cids-Synthesis 6. Phexv1 iadilcp.111;
--Chemical effects
Card 212

50)
AUTHORS: Kukharskaya, E. V., Andreyev, D. N.P SOV/62-58-11-16/20'
Ko'Lesova, V. A.
TITLEt On the Interaction of Trimethylsilylmethyl Magnesium Chloride
With Estors (0 vzaimodeystvii trimetilsililmetilmagniykhlorida
so slozhnymi efirami)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheakikh nauk,
1958, Nr 11, PP 1372-1375 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt In the present pape-z the authors investigated the interaction
of trimethylsilylmethyl magnesium chloride with ethyl acetate,
ethyl-n-butyrate, and ethyl isobutyrate. It was found that the
reaotioil with the two mentioned first takes place normally
in the direqtion of the formation of tertiary alcohols. It is,
however, also accompAnied by a A-decay, by a cleaving off of
a radical (CH 3).3S'- from the newly formed tei-tiary alcohol
due to the rupture of the Si-C binding. Thi"s fact,, however,
was not surprising. A number of scientists had observed
already earlier that in the case of organosilicic /3-alcohols
(Refs 3 and 6) as well as in the case of /3-acids (Refs 3,5),
of ketones (Ref 4), and of esters (Ref 7) a rupture of
Card 1P Si-O bindings takes place under the action of electropbilic

On the Interaction of Trimethylsilylmethyl 111;agnesium SOV/62-58-11-16/26
Chloride With Eaters
and nucleophilic agents. In the case of an experiment with
ethyl isobutyrate tertiary alcohol or olefin could not be
separated. The branched structure of the acid apparently
represented considerable steric hinderances which obstructed
the course of the reaction. If organosilicic alcohols
containing a hydroxyl group at the /3-carbon atom are
dehydrated unsaturated silicon carbidds with a double bond
in the /~-position form. There are 10 references, 4 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimii silikatov Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Silicate Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences,USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 20, 1957
Card 2/2

5(3)
AVTHQR3; Andreyev, D.N., Kukherskaya, E.V. 307/62-58-11-23/26
TITLE: Preparation of Or6ano-Silicon Ketones by Dry Distillation of
Salts of Or6ano-Silicic Acids (Polucheniye kremneorganichesr-.ikh
ketonov sukhoy peregonkoy soley kremneorganicheskikh kislot)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye kilimicheskikh nauk,l')58,
Nr 11, PP 159*1 - 1398 (US3R)

ABSTRACT: In this short paper the authors reported on the condensation of
salts of organic acids. Formerly, this reaction was not used for
the preparation of organo-silicon ketones. Calcium salts of
2 acids, the tr-imethyl-silyl propionic acid (1) and the methyl-
-diethyl-silyl propionic acid (11), were condensed. It has been
ascertained that this reaction produces ketones with symmetric
structure, if salts of organo-silicic acids are used. Irom the
condensation of a mixture of salts of organo-silicic and organic
acids ketones of asymmetric stri~cture are obtained. As a result
of the investigation carried out it has been ascertained that
during this reaction r-organo-silicic acids show a similar be-
haviour as the organic ones and that in the distillation of their
calcium salts they develop ketones in an equally high yield.
Card 112

Preparation of Organo-Silicon Ketones by Dry Distillation
of Salts of Organo-Silicic Acids
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimii silikatov Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Silicate Chemistry, Acadeiny of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 13, 1958
Card 212

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-'1-T1lORS: Korshak, V. V., Frunze, P lf~, -2C, -62 '~4
Androyev, D. IT., Kul, liar sk:iya, E~ V,
TITLE- Letter to the Editor (Pislmo v redlaktsiyu), On the Properties
of Polyamidoo With Siloxane Gronpinl-s (0 svoystvakh poliamidov
s siloksanovymi gruppirovkallli)
PERIOD'CAL: Zhiii,nnI obstichey lchimij , 1950, Vol 28. I%1r 7
PP 1997 - 1990
ABSTRACT: The --cneral interest prevailin.- in o-,-,:-,anosi1 1' con compounds
caused the authors to deal viith the problem of whether the
siloxane groupings in the chnin of the initial dicarboxylic
acid could exert an influence an the proporties of the poly-
amides. For this purpose t!ley synthesized polyamides from three
dicarboxylic acids of the structure
1100C- (Cly 2)2- Si(R1R2-) -0 -S' (" 1 Rd - (9112) 2-Cool" uliere I )R1~P 2' CH3
2)R,I=R 2'C2H59 3)R1-CH 31R2= CS;11 5' From these acids polyamides were
obtained by poly cond ensa t. i on with nliphatic and -iromntic diaminee,
Card 1/3 and fron, the niixtures of these acids as well as from the adipinic

Letter to the Editor. On the Properties of Poly- SCV1179-2-8-7-62164
amides With Siloxane Groupint;s
acid with hexamethylene diamine mixed polyamides vverp. produced
It turned out chat the introduction of siloxane coni1oounds leads
to the formation of polymers.. They are of a rubher-ilike nature
and have low meltinG points as compared to those proluced from
azelaic. acid, which fact obviously depends on the influence of
the siloxane grouping as ~,.,ell as on the presence of the side
substituents at the silicon atom; also the lower melting point
and other properties in the substitution of the methyl- by the
ethylradical at the silicon atom tend to show this dependence.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementarnoorE7anicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR
i Institut khimii silikatov Akademii nauk SSSR(Institute of
Elemental-orqudo Compounds AS USSR~ and Institute of the Chemistry
of Sili-caLes SSR)
')~s U
SUBMITTED: April 10, 1958
Card 2/3

# Totter to the Editor. On the Properties of Polyamides SOV/79-28-7-62/64
With Siloxane Groupings
1. Amides--Synthesis 2. Amides--Properties 3. Silicones--Chemical effects
4. Carboxylic acids--Chemical reactions 5. Polymers--Properties
Card 3/3

AUTHORS: Dolgov, B. N., Andreyev, D. N., Lyutyy, V. P. 2o-3-23153
TITLEt The Effect of the H-Value of Alkyl Radicals on the Si-R Bond
Stability Against the Action of Concentrated Sulfuric Acid
(Vliyaniye velichiny alkillnykh radikalov R na ustoychivost'
evyazi Si-R k deystviyu kontsentrirovannoy sernoy kisloty).
PERIODICALt Doklady AN SSSR, 1958, Vol. 118, Nr 3, PP- 50-504 (USSR)
LBSTRACTi From the results of references 1-6 the authors draw the con-
clusion that the stability of the bond to conoentrt.
ed sulfuric acid must depend on the quantity (number of carbon
atoms) and the structure of the radicals combined with this
carbon atom. In order to check this assumption the authors syn-
thesized 3 new monobasic t-silicium-organic acids VII, VIII
and IX) with a common formula CH (R)2SiCH CH2COOR ~where R w
0 n-C3H7, n-04H9 and i-CaH11) . TLir reaciisn to concentrated
sulfuric acid under Stan ard cofiditions was studied. Three 2-
basic BiliGiUM organic acids were producedt 4,4,6,6-tatra-n-
-propyl-4,6-disila-5-oxanonan-dicarboxylic acid (X), 4,6-di-
methyl-4,6-di-n-butyl-4-6-disila-5-oxanonan-dicarboxylic acid
(XI) and 4,6-dimethyl-4,6-di-isoamyl-4,6-disila-5-oxan6n&n-di-
Card 1/2 carboxylic acid (XII). The structure of these acids points at