SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARNOLD, Z. - ARNOLDOV, A.I.

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Abs. Jour
Author
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T ItIC
Or 1,r~ Pub.
Abc,traq 1~
cont'd.
Card:
Pef Zhur - MUm., No 5, IM, No. 15277
RCII(CHO) from aestaldehydes (Ref Zhur-MUm
1958, 399"9). According to an amlogous schZ 0, 4
.LP i
the interaction of I occurs with aminoketones
R'C0CH=CR"N(CH3)2 DI=CH R'%-H (VI), h1:=
R" = CH3 (VI), R'+R"=(CH213" (V',')], r-um
which the salts U'*CH3)2NCR'-CH0R"-N(CH 3)23"-
In the case of IV, R= H
C104- (Ix' XP x1)'
('"), (0113)2NH21 can be used in the reaction
instead of II (boiling In %H90H for onn bour)j!
aro obtained.
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C0,111try
No- 15277
.3s. Jotir Ref 21rtr - XhIm., No 5, 15,59,
Luthar
inatitut.
TItIc
orif- Put.

4'ibstract
yie;ding V, R= H, X =1 (Vg), 80%, M.P.
187-
oont'd.
188.; picrate, m.p. 1142.5 . With a 55% yield,

Va
is also formed from the Na salt CH2(CHO)2

(XII salt) and
(GH3)2NE21- 0-05 mole Of I Is

heated with 0.1 mole of II for
six hours, I an~

TI are distilled up to 1250/10 mm., and
heated

anew; the yield of III is 9~%, m-p- 142.5-144'

(from
II), very hygroscopic. By treatment with

NaClOk in alcohols
III is transformed into a

stable perohlorate 05111304N2cl,
a-P. 135.5 to
Gc~r,i:
3/6
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Abs. Jour j Ref Zhur - xwjl-~' no 51 1959, No- 15277
Author
Institut,
T Itlo
Or 13 Pub.
Abstract 136,50 (from alcohol). From I and Wa in 06H6
cont'd. Q days, 200), V is obtained,, R%=V, X=C;Ij
yield 92%# Likewise from IV, R=iao r, H 35%
.0 j:3
of Y is obtaineds R =1, plaratep
50-Cffl7s X=
rm.p. 91.5-92.50 (from alcohol). 0.05 mole of
VI and 0.55 Role of I are heated for 90 hours
up to 50-550* diluted with 06H6, the residue
is dissolved in water and IX is precipitated,
Yield 30%, =-P, 15;9-1610 (from alcohol and
from water). Analogously,, the yield of X from
Card: 4/6

Ref wir - lftm-, No 5) 1959, No. 15277
Luthor
institut.
Titio
Or-it; Tlub.
,.Abstract yifiding V, R= H, X =1 (Vg), 80%, m.p. 187-
oont1d. 188.; pierate, m.p. 1142.5 . With a !~5% yield,
Va is also formed from the Ha salt CH. (CHO)2
(XII salt) and (CH3)2NH21. 0.05 mole of I is
heated with 0.1 mole of II for six hourst I and
II are distilled up to 1250110 mm., Q heated
anew; the yield of III is 9~,09, m.p. 142.5-1440
(from II)t very hygroscopic. By treatment with
NaC104 in alcohol, III Is transformed into a
stable perchlorate c5Hl3O4N2Cl, in-P. 135-5 to
3/6
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Abs. Jour Ref Zhur - TWU., ND 5, 1959P No- 15277
Author
Inatitut,
T I t1c:
or i~, Pub.
Ab3tract 136..5' (from alcohol). From I and Ift in 06H6
cont'd. (3 days, 20 0), V Is obtained, R%=H, X =Cl,
yield 92%. Likewise from IV, R=iso (' H 35%
1:3
O-C3H7, X=. 0
of V.is obtained, R =I C plarate,
m.pa 91.5-92.50 (from :lcohol). 0.05 mole of
VI and 0.55 mole of I are heated for 90 hours
up to 50-550, diluted with G6H6, the residue
is dissolved in water and IX is precipitated..
yield 30%, m-P. 159-1610 (from alcohol and
from water). knalogously, the yield of X from
0 a rd 4/6

Co"A"Itry
Abs. JGur Ref Zhur - Mm-, No 5p 1959.,
IristiiXt.
TItIo
OrV; 'Pub.
;,I)stract
oont'd.
Ce.rd.-
G
so. 15277
VII is 15%. m-P - 153-154 0 (from alcohol and
from water). VIII and 1 (0.01 mole each) are
heated for 18 boura at 50-550, analogously t2
IX, XI is separated, yield 74%, M-P. 183-18V-
By boiling 0.02 mole of XII with 0.04 mole of
CH~M31 in 04H90H for 30 minutes 0 [OR NRCH =
CHCH-IiHCH,II was synthesized, yield Z9.8%,
MOP. 175-1460; picrate, m-P- 13~-5-135-50 (from
alcohol), Yields of quaternary salts from
(OH3)2NGOBr [obtained by saturation of I with
5/6
G

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C -,-. 1% o r y
Abe. Jour Ref Zhur Vxix., No 5p 1959, No. 15277
Author
InStItut.
T It1c.
Orl,f,- Pub.
Abatrac~ :RBr (gas), yield 90%, b.p. 64-64-50/8
cont'd. n2OD 1.49601 do not exceed yields from 1. All
malting temperatures were correoted.-- Jan
Kovar
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AUTHOR: Arnold, Zden*'K
TITLE: '-A Nofe-o-n--the Natixre
Dimethylformamide and
formyla.6niho, C*inidla
cz/8/52(82)/10-35/39
of the Formylation Agent from
Phosgene (K otgzce povahy
z dimethylformamidu a fosgenu)
PERIODICAL: Chemickd Listy, 1958, Vol 52(82), Nr 10, pp
2013-2014
(Czechoslovakia)
ABSTRACT: The preparation of 0-dimethylaminoacrolein by a
formylating reagent, prepared from dimethylformamide
and phosgene has been reported (Ref 1). The use of
the chloroform solution, as opposed to the earlier use
of the dichloroethane precipitate gives evidence for
the fol~~jing structure of the o.71ating-rent:
f+ _C
VCH 3)2N = CH-01 '(--4 0113)2n - C 11 Cl(
There are 2 Czech references.
ASSOCIATION: Odd6leni organickA a hesyl, Chemick~ 4stav
Oeskoolovenekd akademie V6dt Praha (Organic Syn;hesis
Division, Institute of Chemistry, Czechoslovak Ac.8c.
Prague)
SUBMITTED: May 5, 1958
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ORIq. PUB. Cz(-.chos" Chem. Cott:,,uns, !~.50 "L.
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CARD:

Distrt 4Uc(j)
reactim of k:,U= dcdI,,"mbK=-gmF*i pbMn,.
7AknEk Amold awl 1&,Jw
Chem. ommxxs. 24,7
C.A. &3.4104a. Jill PlIML

A
... ...
nthetic reActlovs of &MOMY11 mw M he
Alatlon of 61,114 ";jd ',,d
?.Chlocav" ydes.1 Z. A
2,ini, v . Prap-orl-twintion
_fk_ i'4(ov. (Cestoolvey.
, ; Chem. Communs. 24. 2378-KI95OXin German);
,p
cf. C.A. 53, We, 11200b.-The prepa. of CICH: CACHO
R - H il~. mi 0. Pi (III Am (IV). PA VMACH
: OCOP'
A
Mcme WO B, "A CIC111
Vill') P
(M was given. The P-c docovi4yi Aldehydes wen uti-
Stuhle even At 01 In sealed suilmls; they gave a pos, rue-
t!ait with 2,4-(0jNNC*IlekNlINHik and a neg. reaction with
1. Wipe like Cl atom reacted readily with MeNlf with %be'.
C formatim of thr. corresponding 0-dimeth himino cvrnpdl.
which g-ave A characteristic coloration Witt Fech, ltxcm~
(about 50 g-) C0CJ6 wits introduced with stirrkil anti cuoling.
with NAC14ce mixt. into 18.8 g. anhyd. CHj(CHOh N&
salt and stirring was continued 90 ads, Filtering off the;
ppt., washing with Elio evapg. the filtrates efol goes# 1hth
temp. below 40"). and ~~g. gave 13.2 E. 1, Iho 37-41 tki~t*
1.4823. t
Similarly, the HCOCILCH 11,010 Na al, t
1 65% CICK:ClICH:CHCHO. m. 67* (cyclobeeane)..
7~~:tlnga suspension of 8.12 g. Ii0CH:C.MeCGPh In IOD
d ml. CHs with 23 mA. 4.35N liefeiNH in CIH#, keeping the
mixt, I hr. tit room temp., evapl.. Wig again 23 mi., and
distg. the next day gave 6.54 g. IfeNC 1: CAU COP& (11).
b.-ki 127-1301, ink. 45.5-70 (EW At -151). fleeting is
-his. In an autoctave on a steam bath 4.5 g. CICPb:C-
MeCHO uith 50 ml. 4.38N AfeeiNll In Cjlj, filtering off
the pptd. ?-IeNli,Cl. evapg. in rairmo, dissolviar, the resi-
due in 200 mi. 1110, extg. the soln. with Wr. ether. satg.
the aq. layer with KM, extg. with CH,. drying the exts.
with K4CO,, end distr. gave 3.1 g. 'Me,NCPh: Cme Clio.
N., 145-1500 (bath ternp.). COCI, (0.0.95 m4e) in ClICII
dded dropwise In 5 min. with stirring and coolhig into
0.01 mole ?kIctNClf: CIACC110 in 5 ml, CliCh and The mixt.
.
3
to'n , cy Ut of I
F
-'

i
11r. in NCO@ gave SIR "116table ynt Ile [MeoN-.C-
eco with Ithrins an
eiriveiC11010, whkb. Was 41 1 il d
and 2D ml. HUG'
coolhig (Ice) by the addh 23 . I

RztF. the Q layer wit Ew"oombining
the EW exu.:
1: ? 2q. NZHCOV. and 1140, drying
washirig Wi It 1110
A e3j
,
MR) and distil. gave W 11, Its "', aV 1.49DD.
'wm
1.4745;
- %) his W-b* s
III
4
d

-
fe'~G
..
J
rp
I
%
b#.u ". m. 25-0 (131b at -7001. 1
v I
(95 5
(95%
`
MR
A

VI1
1
4 wf~- m. 83-3, (petr. ether at -151);
Y, ,
I bo

ea IOD-51 (bath temp, ), VIII (24 ). be., 9"W ~bvth
-
be

.
a III (700and IV (79% . thv
I '). in the prepn.

AV 1.4718. ObI I mote POCI. in CI[Clik Wait also
used
17

histes (4 COCJ,. p-McC.11,60,C1 wilt, ?6[e$NCWCUt-
i

mole ratio 1: 1 gave only 25% Ill.
428N UriNH In
VIII 2 days with I ml
10 m
K
h

.
rep
g,
ig
Ckfl4 gavee R. R, 0.05 (by chromatography on a pap- b-

en
pritpated with IICONMes Rod developm t VnLb cydo-
ted italt
tit
b
f th
i

u
s
e unsu
ty o
heiii A, risin stabil
iven) towards hydrolysis
not
Cll(
wwllarcl M
M
N

.
.
e
:
g
I
is mentioned in contrast to the behavior of the substituted

dedys,
IV. Preparation W Ai-ch3ororlayl aldeboon Irvin

c"111000134
compounds. Iblid. 23M-02.-Reactiores of RCO-
1
a War ratio 1:3:-
d POCh i
HCONNI

n
es an
with
C11,11

12.5 zaveCICR-.CR1CII0(R, Re, reaction time. bath (emp..

yield, b.p., and neik' given: Me. He 45 or 30 mW.. .00' or 35-

401,
38%. like, W-651 (bath. tetup.), 1.4790; Me, Me (1),

.35 win..
35-40'. 07%. bit 53-5'. 1.4915; D. Ile, 30 win.,

35-40* 77%. bit 57*
1.4871; Ph. 11 (11), 2 hrs., 40-45".
'
'
2M-7*
`h;
b
l
60 [

cat
azone, to.
sem
09-103
1.61
.
47%,
0

(EtO101; Ph. Ale (111), 3 firs., 40-45'. 91%. be.s 117
.

LSUI (setnicartia zone in, 154-5*); (RR' -) (C111h (IV);

I hr, or
30 min., 20* or 35-40". bit 58", 1.61
W%, 02; (RR

(CHO.. 20 'min.. 20-400, 54%. te~. 97." 1.16225; (RR
:

it
CH,~. 40 -[-.. 35A0'. 6.517,' tit, PS-8" 1.52Y37. (It k
0

45 inlet., 35-40". be. 135~40
( th temp.

1,5247. Similarly, only 28% CJClI:CEtCH

- The ketunt(OM W.W..-ed
was prcpd. from PrC110

Arnold., Z,j and tomu&a' J.
lit 5-15 min. with stit-ring and ke-cooling Into (he traceat;
(prepil. by treating In b-18 min. at 0' 11.3 =L VOC16 'Xith
I I g. HCONMe, and stIrring 30mia. at inoom temp.). The
tnixt. is ktpt 30-40 Min. in a loth at 20-U* and decitinfiii.
withlbOgAce. The 1,roduct is bulated by exta. with NO,;
washing the exts. with uq. N&IICO~ or NsXOj tir NsOll, I
m3p., to remove any hydroxyratthyleackttime RCOCR'.-,
CHOU tirmpt, and disig.j In some cam, the decompd,~
irdiii. is neutralized with soW NaJIM. steam disid.. the4
ifiStillAtC said. with jN&Cl. the product extil. with Ht,,O.~
I
auddistil. Only tncesoftbt6wrankCICEt:CliCI10(y)
ivere Md. in the Presm. of I from WCOXI. Treating V
with 4MN MeNH In C" and keeping the mixt. 3 days
at room temp. Save 14%NCII.Cl(COUt (TI) (Rr 033 by
paper ZOZtO 1 14 WC-PIPO-11*0). the Product Of
a te= tit 4 99.6- 101 0. was ALW - lont
CICII-.CIICGBt and WiNit in Ill C~HrUtrllf"l
4 1,
C-8* (bath temp.). 1.4917, was pA. (rield 68%) from
?.fea-NCH:CbfeCO;F. (V11) and Similarly. au--~
thentkV,bni"'.viV 1.4748okas Previl4yield 1970from
VlandCOC6. Adding with asits" In 10 min, at V0.05.
04
inole IM-DuCON[e into A t' jVnt PfiPd- 1r0t1ft 0A 11~01e
rit
MetNII and 0.12S Mole COCIs (W. Cit.). brAting the MiXt.
1.5 or 3.5 hra. to 70* or W, resp., deoompg.,%ith 0.2 mole
alibyd, h1aOAc and 100 g. Ice, sepl. the layers. elig. the aq.
lKyer with (CHjCl~, combining the exto.. wathing with JI#O.
drying (higSO.), and distg. gave 8017o CIC(tert-130,C11-
CHO (VIII). th. &'-W* (bath temp.). x 1.4709. Simi-
t%rIy.PhCOFtgIivcG0c,'0Irl. ReactionsolytheNCONMes-
COCh tea it with PhCOPr-iso and CICPu:ClI, failed.
Reaction :F11 with ex"w 4N hiegNIII In CII14 rave INift-
NCI'h:CIICH:NMeqjCl Ifictale, M. 90-1, (Etoll)).
and traces of M"NCPh-.CIICIIO, R, 0.41 by Pam
chromatography with CH,(OBu)y-HjO. Heating I fir. on
a steam Wth In an autoclave 6 jr. VIU with 23 ml. 4.35N
MftNl1 In Call,. ctuAing, filicting off the Ue4NHsC1. wash
Ing with Cit#, and dbtg. U'
Igive 45% Me.NCIItCIIC0B
W. b1' 115', in. 38.6' (Bt at -15"). Treating IV with
MeiiNtf in C611& at to= temp. pvt 2-ditnethylamino-1-
cycloptntenecarboxaldchyde (JR, OM) iLad 2-diruethyl-
aminotnethylenecyclopentanone (Rr 0-26) as shown by
paper chromatography In CH9OBu)rHj0. The Denary
method (C.A. 24, 4507) was used to prep. VU. R1 0.04
(Iso-PrjO-1110), m.

--AW-2L--P4-AjL;- ZEMLICKAp J.
Reaction of formamidine salts and their vinylogs with
carbmnions.
Coll Oz Ghem 25 no.5tI302-1307 My 160,
1. Abteilung far organisch~ Synthesen,, Chemisches
Institut,
Tsohschoslo~iWsche Akademia der Wiesenaahsftens Prag,

ARNOLD$ Z.
Synthetic reactions of dimethylformuddee. Part 51
3ynthesis Of
nicotinaldehydoo. Coll Ca Chem 25 no.531308-1312 My
60.
1. Abteilung fur organisohe Synthesen, Chemisohes
Institut,
Tooheohoslowakische Akademia der Wissenochaften,
Prag.

ARNOIJ) Z.
Synthetic reactions of dimethylformamides. Part 6; Formylation
of cyclopentadieneso GoU Cz Chem 25 no.521313-1317 My 160.
.1. Abtailung fur organisohe Synthesen, Chamischas Institutj
Tscheehoslowakieche Akademie der Wissensohaften, Prag.
a,

ARNOLD,, Z.; MLICKA,, J.
W--------
Synthetic reactions of dimethy1for-midas. Part 7:
Production of
triformylmethane. Coll Cz Chem 25 no.5:1318-1323 My
160.
1. Abteilung fur organische Synthesen, Ghemisches
Instituts
Tschechoolowakische Akademie der Wissenschaften,
Prag.

ARNOLD1 Z.
Synthetic reactions of dimetWIformamide. Part 8:
Synthesis of the
dinitrile, of N,N-dimethylaminomalonic acid and
trimetbyla=oniumdi-
oyanometbylid. Coll Cz Chem 26 no.4:1113-1117 Ap 161.
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Blocbemistryt
Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciences, Prague.
(Formamide)

/A K (\~, " I- 'I
U
s j, Given Names
Country: Czechoslovakia
Academic Degreest [not givenj
Tnstitute of organic chemistry and BiochemistrYo
Affiliationt Czechoslovak Aoade~w of Sciences, Prague
sourcel Prague$ 0011201jon Rg CZ0ob2$I07&k Chemical C2=1
tianso
voi x6j No ils No"War ivoi, pp 503004B51
Datas xSynthotie Peaotions of DimetWorramide.. X. Syntbasis
and Reactions of Some Trifors7l Derivatives of Acetone
and MetbVI EtIWI Kotone."
Authors:
ZmIUCKA, J
ARNOID, Z
Alsot Vol 26. No i1o pp 2852-2864
Me Polyforeqlation of Ketones of Other Types
and the Problem of the Reaction Course."

ARNOLD, Z.
Srnthetic reactiams of dimethylformamide. Part 12:
Formylation
of some carbolyxic acids and their derivates. Coll
Cz Chem 26
no.12:3051-3057 D 161.
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Czechoslovak
Academy of Science,, Prague#

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B1661D186
AUTHORSs jkri!!I~~ Roly'll A.
ITLEt SY1,11thetic reactions of dimethy1formamides XIIIO
p-bromovinyl-
alliehydes
PERIODICAM Re.ferativnyy shurnal. Xhimiyao no. 4, 19639 222, abutract
4Zh7I (Collect. Czeahoel. Chem. Cozmons, v, 26, not 12, 1961,
3059 - 3073 fEnS#j summary in Russ.])
TEXTs The article desorib 08 the preparation of
PI-bromovinylaldehyderi
BrCR CHICHO (1) by formylating ketones RG0CH2RI (II) by means of a
complex
Of -(CH with PBr,~-qr-POBT,, or else [(CH, CHBr ]4'Br- (IV)
)2N
obtained from an analogous chlorine derivative and
JIBr.[BrGRXCR'CH-N'CH,)2)
X- salts (V) are. formed intermediately; these are stable when RI -
K, and
are eith:r hvdrolyzed into unstable I or converted immediately into
semi-
carbason a (SC) of I* I oximes (OX) are also easily formed and are
stable
with the exception of the I OX where RI H. I diethylaeotal
[R,R'.(CH2)43
(VI) vas found to be unstable and turned into FI-172CH2)2CH'CB' CHOC
H (VII).-
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S10811631000100410151051
Synthetio reactions ofteo WOW
I (R - H) in aynthealzed from HCOCHI 0HN((;H3),j (VIII). The UV and IR
spectra of 1, 3: 30 and OX are given and discussed. 34 ml 2.2 M
solution of
reagent made from Illo-00012 (OoO75 mole) in CH01 3 (in accordance vith
RZhKhim# 1960t no. It 1134) are saturated at 090 with HBr and
evaporated in
yield of' IV oJ96 %j MOP- 156 - 15800 (sublimation at 0.2 = Rg).
Method As To 0.15 moles III in 40 ml CHC1 3 are added at 000 0.125
moles
PBr3 then 0.05 moles II *in 20 ml CH013; this is evaporated in 0vacuo,
decom-
posed with ice and quickly neutralized with solid NaHCO 3 at 0 C; it
is then
extracted with ether and-the extract washed with saturated NaHCO
solutiono
3
Method Bs To 0,075 moles IV in 25 ml CHOI are added 0.025 moles II in
15 ml
0 3
CH01 at 0 C; on completion of the reaction it is processed as in
method A.
3
Method-Cs The 'same as,A using Q-075 moles IV and 0-05 moles VIII.
Extrac-
tion with ether is sometimes replaced by rapid oteam distillation.
Below are
given Rp R*p method of synthesizing I, yield %, reaction
temperature.in OC,
mixing time in hraq b.p, in .00/mm Hgv n 20 D, m*p. in0 C (from
alcohol) of SO,
.-Car
& 2/5

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..Synthetic Ireactions of Bi66jBie6
in brackets-the Yield ~ for SC produced from the reaction mixturo
by-method
B or 0, mop* or,OX (from oyclohexanet subl.)t in brackets the yiOld ~
for
OX produced from the reaction mixture by method As Ht Ho Go -9 20, 39
-0
-o 142 (from 5D~ alcohol) (23)t -i CH V Hp Do 27 (yield by method A
20%),
6o, 1, 53/11 Oath teMP-) 5202, 158-159 (from 50% alcohol) (37)# -1
/12 (bath temp.), 1.5005, 200, -1 0 IT No B
(CH 3)3# H1 A' 75o 60P 4t 95 6 r 6a
5 1
(by method A 4W9 60# 165* 106-107/0-7 (bath temp.)t 1.63680 191l -;
Ho CHY
Ct 829 50, Ip 60/60 (bath temp.)t 1-5175P 161 - 162, -IC~.!'CH3.o A
36, 60-7o
30/0-25 (bath temp.)t 1-5220, W - 187 (70)t 67 - 680 (301 C61151 CH
39 A,
71 (by method B 11%), 60p 5# 76/0-5, 1.60651 62 - 84 (from 50%
alcohol)
(after melting, a compound with M;p. 130 - 1410C crystallizes out),
132-1331
Ho C61151 Ct 759 50, 19 02/0-5 (ba h temp.) (m.p. 4700, -, 155 - 157
(45),
-1 CH 39 C059 01 56 (by method A 25 A), 6o, 1, 83/0-4 (bath temp.).
1.5965,
175 - 176j- 1127-- 120 (40)_I-;6 H51 _96H5' 41 759 60, 3t-P (M-P-
1650C from
alcohol)v -v 103 - 184t 1971 RR' - (CH2)3 t 45 (by method B 31%)v 20t
12l
45 ; 4 1.5 (bath temp.), 1-5071 185 166 (50), 112 - 113 (74b lilt' -
(a~)4
Car 39

B/081/65/0 00/004/015/051
Synthetic reactions of..* B166/bI86
(Ia): At 54j 20j 12v 51/0-71 1-5482t 214 215 (62),_io6 - 107
(,1,6)1
RRI (GH 2)59 B, 67 (by method A 45 A), 651 i-5j 62 63/0-3 (bath
temp.).
1-5465t 190 - 1919 56-- 67 (from petr. ether)l 4R' - (CH 2)61 lit
63 (by method
A 37 %)P 65, 1-5s 70 - 72/0.99 1-5457, 181 - 162t 9T1 II (H n
C61f59 R' - H)
is processed by method A or BI after decomposition with ice
Ife,0104 is added
to the reaction mixtures giving V (R - C 6HV R1 - Ht X w C10.)
(Va), yield
50 and 76 A respectively, m.p. 158 - 1590C (from acetone + ethe4.
In the
same way, uaing method A V U1 - (CH3)30' R1 - H, X - C10 43 (Vb)
ig obtained,
yield 84 %, m-P. 142 -~1440C, 0.012 moles Va are introduced into a
boiling
aqueous solution of CH3COONat I (R - 0 61159 RI -a H) is diatillod
off with
steam, yield 90%0 The yield of I [R - (CH 3)3C' R' - Hj (from Vb)
Is 92%.
0.007 moles of I SO are added to a boiling solution of 0.15 moles
(COOH )2 in
50 ml water,,-1 is distilled off with steam. Below are given R,
Rt, % yield
of Is 0 6H50 OH3t 851.01131 HP 301 C113t Up 50; RRI - (CH d3l 29;
RRI - (CH AV 27. Cyclohexanone is formylated by method A (600C, 2
hre)9
R--A Alt

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Synthetic r0ftations Ofess. B166fB189
decomposed with 100 g ice with )0 g CH3COONal In is extracted with
ether,
0.13 g,l-brcis.-2,6-diforsyloyclohox-l-one in filtered offf m.p.
129 - 13000.
VI is obtained from 0-03 moles le, with 10 ml abs. alcohol and
0-047 moles
11C(OC2H5)3(2000, 20 hre) by vacuum distillation with anhydrous
X200,g yield
135~, b.p.7400/0-9 mm Hgr n2OJD 1.4665. Without J(.CO3VII is
obtained, yield
7Kb-P, 119 - 120002 am Hgt n 20 D 1#5460, For communication XIT
0410
!.RZhKhim# 19629 no. 16p 16Zh68,- LAbstracter's notes Complete
tranalationi.

ARNOLIDO Z. [Arnold, Zol, doktor (Chekhoslovakiya)
Some aliphatio polyformyl compounds and their derivatives,
Zhur.
VKHO 7 no.4?390-395 162. (Formylation) (MIRA 1518)

UORAL, M.; ARNOLD Z
119 N-dimethylobloroformiminium chloride as a reagent in
peptide synthesis.
con0z Chem 27 no.9:2252 S 162. -
1. Institute of Organio' Chemistry-and Bioohemistrv,
Czechoslovak
Academy-of Scienoess Prague (for.Zaoral).

ZDILICKA,, J.; KRUPICKA, J.; ARNOLD, Z.
Self-condensation of triformy3nethane to 103,5-triformylbenzene,
Coll Cz chem 27 no.lOt2/+6/+-2467 0 162.
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistryp Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciencesf Prague.

ARNOLD, Z.; HOLY, A.
Sinthatic reactions of dinothylformaxide.* Part 14: Some
nev
inrormation on adducts of Vilemaier-Haack type, Coll Cs
Chem
27 no.1212886-28V D 162o
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Czechoslovak
Madeny of sciences, Prague.

ARNOLD., Z.
Synthesis of trietbyl(2-forngrlvinyl) amonium salts.
Coll Cz Chem
27 no.l2t2989-2992 D 162,
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochandstry,
Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciences, Prague.

ARNOLD, Z.
Synthetic reactions of dimethy1fornamide. Part 151 Synthesis of
symoetrical totraforsylethane, Coll Cz Chem 27 no.l2s2993-2995
D 162.
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry, Czechoslovak
AcademW of Sciences, Prague.

.~!!!Olpj ZILj- OLYo A.
Synthetic reactiono of dimethylformide, Pto. 16-17, CoU
G2. Chem 28 no.40634181 Ap 163.
1* Institut fur organioche Chamio und Bioohemie,,,
Tachachoolowakische
Akademis der Wiseenschaften., Prag.

k-R-NOLD, Z; HOLYp A.
Czechoslovakia
Institute of Organic Chemistry and Bi0chemistry,
Czechoslovak Academy of Science -- Prague - (for all)
Prague ICollection of Csochoslovak Chemical Communications,
No 41 1963, fp-U69-661
"Synthetic Reactions from Dimethylformamaide XVII.11

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
ARNOLD? Z; HOLY, A.
Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Pra~;ue (for both)
Prague Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communications,
No A, 1963, pp 2o4o-2o45
"Synthetic Reactions of Dimethy1formamide. XVIII.
Reactivity of Methyl Groups in Polymethinium, Salts."

CZEC11OSLOV&KIA
ARROLDt Z.
Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague
Prague Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communications,
No 40 1963, pp 2047-2051
"Synthetic Reactions of Dimethylformamide. XIX. Pre-
paration of alpha,alpha-Difluorotrimetliylamine and
Some of its Reactions."

AR110 Z.- HoLy
. LD)
j A&
I I
�nthetic reactions of dimethY.Iformamide. Pt. , il
28 no.WO40-2o5l Ag 163. 18-10- C03-1 ICZ.Chem.

ARNOLD I Z.; KORNMOV, m.
Reactivity of 1,1-dialkw7trimethylamines. Coll Cz
Chem 29
no. 3:6459-651 Mr 164.
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Czechosl( ;~
vak Academy of Scienr--- "--a (for Arnold). 2. Kiev
State
University, Institute of Or)ghnic Chemistry, SSR
(for Kornilov).

XORNILOV, M.Yu.; ARNOLID, Z.
Activity of dimethylformamide acetaln. Zhur.obekhim. 34
no.2s7OO-701
F 64. (KRA 170)
1. Institut organichaskoy khimli i biolkhimii Akademiii nauk
Chakho-
slovatakoy SotsiALUstichaskoy Respabliki,, Praga, i Kiyevskiy
gosu-
darstvannyy univarditat.

ARNOU, Z.; HOLY? A.
The preparation of substituted pontamethinium salts. Coll
Cz Chem 30 no.ls40-46 Ja 165.
Synthetic reactlons of dimethylformamido. Pts.2C) 21. Ibid.t
47-60
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague. Submitted December
10, 1963.

IOUp A. KMWICKA# J. I A0014 Z.
InstitaU of Ononle ChoalotXyp Cneboolovsk AesdaW of fttoo*"#
pragm
Pr%wp Cql-lwties ot Cowbodglyk Qo*1#41 CgMiggliongs No Us
D" 196% pp 4LIT-4141
OfM IvIarosMhic bdwmior of poly"W"am mltao*

Navigation in the ice conditions of
the Bay of Finland and the Baltic
Sea under the
conduction of the icebreakers (from
the practice
of recent years). The Maritime
Collection No.
io., 1924.

AR NOL I D - AIYA I V. i. - - -- -- - -- - - - - --- -- - -- -- -
About some properties of the ice
cover of the Bay of Finland, by the data gained by
observation from aboard the icebreakers.
Notes on hydrography, volume 49, Leningrad, 1925.

&NvL'i,-LLYA-b;jj)f. -V.j.
The icebreakers, their work and
peculiarities,, the Maritime Collection, No.2
February, 1926.

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A
AR~d#D-A'L*T_A"DIEVp V. T'.
RT-U32 (Thickness of Kara Sea ice, its stnioture and
porosity according to
data collected by the expedition of the ice-going steamer
"Malygin" in 1934)
Moshchhosts, stroenie i polostnost' I'da Karskogo moria
po dannym ekspoditsil,
na, i/p "Wlygin" v 1934 godu.
Tn%lv &diclieskogo Instituta, 3-10: 57-81, 1938.

SHMVALp V.I., dotsent; AMOLIDI, R.K.
--. -11, -
Disorders In the functions of kidneys affeeted by
tuberculosis.
Vrach.delo no.4298-102 AP'63. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Urologicheakoye otdolenlya (zav.-prof.
A.Z.TSeytlin) fakull-
tetskoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki Kharlkovskogo
meditairskogo
instituta.
(KIDNEYS.-TIJMVIWIS)

-ARNO I-, -
I&TAVIT, A.; KHOTSYANOV, L.; ARXHIPOV, A.; SMILTANSKIT, Z.;
XIXBAROVSKIY, Ta.;
PASTFJWK. A.; FONGAUZ, M.; A~~,-Laj- BTKHOTSKIT, B.; GORXIN, Z.;
ZHISLIN. L.; ZAID%n=, I.; KOYRANSKIY. B.; MILLIR, S.;
NAVTRDTSKIT,Y.
Professor S.M.Aranovskii; obituary. Gig. i san. 21 no.10:62 0
156.
(HLRA 9:11)
(ARANOVSIII, SOLOMON HOISERVICH, 1885-1956)

JABMJL~D~j L A.'; AKHMOVA.9 A. A,; VENGERSMA, Kho Ya.j
DFKMMO, N. N.;
I;IUEMKIY, Kh. Z.; NASYRDVA., V. Ye.; SMETANIN, N. I.;
SMUYBMp L. B.
*Problem of toxicology of certain new
irmectofungicides used
in cotton growing."
repott submitted at the l3th X11-Union Congress of
Hygienists,
Epidemologista and Infectionistap 1959e

ZRISM, Fedor Fedoroviohl AW~k'DI, Iosif
Alskeandrovich, red.
(Selected works] isbramp proisvedonlia, Moskva,
Medgisq
1959. 2 v. (MIRA 13:9)
(PUBLIC HMTH)

ARNOLIDI, Iosif Aleksandrovioh
[Hygiene of mental labor] Gigians umstvennogo trade.
Koskva,
Medgis, 1960* 61 p, (MIn 13:9)
(MMAL HYGIM)

ARNOLIDI, I.A., prof., red.; ELIPINER, L.I., red.
Nanual on 17giene for rural district pbyoicians and
sanitary
inspectors) Posobie po gigiene dlia sel'skikh
uchastkovykh i
sanitarMkh vrachei. Moskva, Medgiz, 1961. 249 ~hRA
-14:12)
1 (PUBLIC HEALTHp RURAL)

ARNOLIDI, I,A,,, red,; R11LOUSOT, A.Z., red.;
GOYXWAM, T&A,, red,;
'BIL'OfiXOTA. Th.S.. tekhn.red.
(Elygismic ivoblems in the aoclizatization of the
population
In the Far North] Gigienicheekle voprosy
akklizatizataii
naselenita na Xminem Severe. Koskva. Nedgis, 1961.
261 p.
(KmA 14t12)
(RUSSIA. NOMMN--XAN--Bnmtvcm 07 CLIMB)

AMTOLVDI - -- ---
- 2 I.Ak, prof.
Conferenoe on the problem of acclimiatisation and feeding
of the
population in the Par North. Biul. Uch. med. sov. 2
no.1:33-37
Ja-F 161. (MM 14:10)
(RUSSIA, NORTlEM-4CCLIMITIZATI(IN-CONGUSSES)
(RUSSIA, NORTHE*-FOOD SUPPLY -CONGIMSES)

ARh'0L'DTj_jq,pjf Aleksandrovicht prof.; SKORBILINA,
T.N.,, red.;
) to . red.
(Acclimatization of man in the north and
BOUthlAkklimatizataiia
cheloveka na Severe i lUge. Moskva, Medgiz, 1962. 71
p.
(MAN-INFUWCE OF CLIMATE) (MIRA 15:12)

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SOURCE AN SSSR. Romisslya ~1)6 -p~oblitami-Solierti,~---Problany
o40 M 77 Trudy nauohnogo soveshohanna oblomam akklimatiza--
_o 1w
Its,, ipitanIZa n0elen-.11ya na 49-.5t$
TOPIO TAGS: " aoolimatizationj: extrwe'_ cold$ physiological change
mining health condition-es, fishing health conditions,, Par North
A
.~STRACT.-. The author dl -scusses actors affeetir4x acclimatization
on
the basis of e.-arlier studies In the Par North (1146-1957), He Om-
or uniform process for
latitudes of the Par North and optimal conditions for acclimatiza='
tion to extreme oold%~o~ grLdual adjustment (2-3c' at a tim-1-t-E-E-0
effeots,o? mforoollia a factors* Those who move direetly from south-)
arn climates to the Par North.havii most difficulty in aoollmatizim
land those tho move from northern climates have the least. Adaptive
lKocesses fluctuate with the seasons and unfavorable physiological
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shifts (disturbed basal metaboliim., reduced body temporature, reduced
number of arythroo-ytes.*-Iowered-.homoglobing and drowsiness) occur
during the polar nights., but during polar days the shifts are very
favorable. Water resources were found to differ in the various areas,
both in chemical and bacterial oontentp and most were deficient in
minerals and iodine. To compensate for these deficiencies water
should be fluorinated and Iodized salt should be used, Big industrial
areas revealed oonsiderable.air pollution which reduces the beneficial
effects of sun radiati6n-and necessitates more ultraviolet radiation
jin plants and homes. For those working in mines it Is strongly
recommended that they have warmais olothing, better vontilation,
:;heating s7atems, hot.food and drinkp noise reduction, and better
ilighting. For those Irk the fishing Industry more labor-saving
equip-;
71, .. ment, better watorproof,olothings, heating devioesp and
training for
!extreme cold are necessiary, The author firmly believes that
aocllzat-
lization of man can be accelerated and regulated by conscious effort,
optimal sanitary-hygiesile conditions, Improved housing, vitsimin and
minoral enriched diets, warmer clothing, more ultraviolet radiation,
-well organized work a=1 recreation schedules,, and eventually by con-
-trolling weather itselt, Or*g,- art, has: none,
7

ARNOLIDI, I.A.; 7SVETAYEVA# Ye,M*
Review of discussione. Probl. Sev. no.6t234-247 162.
(NIPA 16:8)
(Rueoia, Northern-Acelimatization-congreiises)
(Russia, Northern-Nutrition-Congresses)

ARNOLIDII I.A.
Dast in the air and its control in the mining
enterprises
of Norillsk. Vop. bors a oil* v Sib. Noal193-98 161
(MIRA 16s12)
I

-- ARNOL'DI, !. A-.- - -
"Some hygienic problem of the acclitatization of the -=)ulation in
the North" - P-53
Voyenno Meditainskiy Zhurnal, No. 3, 1962

AIMOLIDI, I.A., prof. ROZANOVA, V.A.
Prinoiples and methods of vocaticnal guidance and
consulta-
tion of adolescents. Sovo medo 26 noollt327-131 N162
4MIA 17 t3)
lo Tz Instituta. gigiyany detey i podrostkov AMN
SSSR.

ARNOLIDI, I.A., prof.p red.; GENESSKAYA, R.I.,
red.
(Industrial bygiene of adolescents) Gigiena
truda pod-
rostkov. Moskvar Meditsina, 1965. 330 p.
(PIRA 18:4)

---r !-T-T TT
~e v i
of rev
~Ulal'lty III
of intectS, ard of thn occurrence oil
Zocl. --hur. -il, No. 3-19-52
the f ornation rf new i-roupir,.1,c of -inrj
xorophilou", 'n afforevted Steppe

2. ussR (6oo)
4. Hendptera~ -, Caucasus, hlorthern
79 E-urygaster integriceps Put, in the mountains
of north-
Western Caucasus. Doki. AN SSSR 84 No. 3 1952
Institut Hortologii 2hi.votnykh im. A.N.
Severtsova Akademii Nauk SSSR Red. 12 March 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Libz&Ty of
Uongress September 1952. 511CLASSTFIM.

Arnol di.9 K V-6 ~:ar/A.,r 53
U36H/Biolo,~;y - Harmful Insects
IlForrest-and-Steppp, Sources and thp Method of Ni-c-tration of
Forcst Insects to Adjacent
Stepp-Is As a Aesult of Forestation of the Steppes," K. V. Arnolldi,
inst of Ardn-al
MorpholoL-,~r, Acad Sci USSR
flool Zhur, Vol 32, 14o 2, pp 175-194
The results of studi-es on this subject have recently been published.
They have thrown
same light on the charRater of the movenent of insects from ste,--Te
and fore5t-and-steppe
(lesostep) areas of central Russia southward xrW. the spread of
hainful insects frCFa
shelter belts northward. The current and the forthcoming material
-,.,rill lay the fn-;rda-
tion for better knouled-c of the fauna and the flora foun,1 in the
TUS&R.
265 T5

USSR/General arA Special Zoology - Insects. Ps
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - Mole: 140 7, 1958, 3o495
Author Arnolldip KiV.
Inst Forest Institute of Academy of Sciences USM.
Title An Essay on the Entomological Fauna and the Nature of
Entomological Complexes in Forest Floors of the Derkul
Region.
Orig Pub Tr. In-ta lesa AN SM, 1956, 30) 279-342*
Abstract Surveys made in 1949-1953 amassed data for the charactQri-
sation of the entomological fauna of the chief landscape
entities: a) steppe and bush thickets b) 11bayrachil fo-
rest, a) bottom lands of the river Derkul, d) forest
plantings, e) exposed chalk strips and chalk hills) f)
sands and sections in agricultural use. The nature of
the entomological complexes of separate biocenosea,
Card 1/2

ARNOLIDI, K.V,
11-1
-------I-tt~mPto -to delormine invasion characteristics of
lurgaster intorgroceps.
(with Rnglish summary in insert] Zool-shur-35 no.7*990-1003
Jl 156,
Mu 919)
lolustitut morfologii thivottykh imeni A.R. Severtsova AN
SSSR.
(lurygasters)

RUMANIA/General Biology - Gtmieral EcoloMr. B
Aba Jour : Ref Zhur Biol.) No 6, 195% 23697
Author : Arnolcli, K.V.j Ghilarov, M.S.
Inst %'
Title Tho Soil Fauna of Meaiterranian Biotope of the
North-
Western Caucasus and Its Significance for Their
Charac-
teristica.
Orig Pub An. Rom.-Sov. Ser. biol.'6., 1957, 11, No
2, 57-80
Abstract The study of sail fama of the
Novorossiyak-Dzhankhota
region (North-western Caucasus) at the elevation of
100-
200 m above sea level shows that the soil fauna
consists
basically of species which have mcaiterranian origin.
The mjority of the representatives of soil fauna
possess
an insignificant ability to resettlement (Haploembia,
Myriapoda, leopoda, Ltuabricidae etc). The soil
fauna of
biotopes, less changed by the activity of man, is
closest
to the Mediterranian. Therefore it is possible that
Card 1/2
34 -

HUMNIA/Gencral Biology - Genernl Ecology. B
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., ho 61 1959, 23697
some of the forais of this faium are tertiary
relicts,
pointing to the 6istence of biogeographical coimec-
tions of North-Western Cnucasus with other areas of
Eastern Mediterranion, especially with Southern
Crimea
and, possibly, with Asia Minor and the Balkan
Peniusu-
la. -- Yu.P. Zaytsev
Card 2/2

---US70rA/Goneral-TilioloGy.-GeiicrU- Ecology.
Abo Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol.) No 170 1958o 76362.
Author Gilyarov, M.S.; -Arnolldi-, K.V.
Inst
Title Soil Fauna of Treeless Mountain Peaks of the
Northwest Caucasus as as an Indicator of Their Boil Type.
Orig Pub: Zool. zh., 1957P 36p No 5, 67o-69o.
Abstract: The soil fauna were studied of the settled and
meadow peaks of the Northern Caucasus, located in
the forest belt. The nature and history of the
settled treeless peaks were explained, their soils
analysed and the direction of the soil forvation pro-
cess determined. A Great Vantity of steppe species
were found which in their extent fit the chernozems
(oribatids, riyriapods, coleoptera, and their larvae,
Card 1/2
19

ARNOLIDI, K.V.
Theory of the area of natural distribution, considerad in
connection
with the ecology and origin of specific populations (with
summary in
Bnglishl. Zool. zhur. 36 no.lirl6oq-i629 N '57. (Km lot1l)
1, Inatitut morfologit shivotnykh AN SSSR (Moskva).
(Zoology--Zoology) (Zoogeography)

z1w- I N31.1 I ~-I . 7n. '.1 .
I
"Criticism of the present conceptions of the structure of
areas of species".
Theoretical and Practical Work Carried out by Entomologists.
rp.ported at A11-Union Litomological Conference,, Otorgian
ijept. A-U
Entomological Society, Tbilisi, h-9 Oct 19,57.
Viistnik AN SSSR) 195es v. 2ep N,,-). 11 p. 129-30 (author
Gilyarov, Y. S.)

A&~'U.M' K. (4,10scow)
"On the Discontinuity of Distribution of the Popu.Lations in a
Species
and on the Structure of a Biocormose"
m
Soviet paper presented at the 15th IntL. Congress of Zoology,
London, 16-23 Jul 58

ARNOLODI, K.V.,- GILTAROV, H.Z.
Soil fauna of Mediterranean habitats of the northwestern
Caucasus
and*its significance for their characteristics [witb eu=sr7 In
English). Zool. shur. 37 no. 6:801-819 Ja '58. (MIRA 11'.7)
1. laboratoriya pochvennoy zoologii Institute morfologii,
tbivotnykh
AN SSSR, Moskva. '
(Caucasus-Soil fauna)

~/VoL I D j ~j ~, V.
300)
AUTHORs irnolldi, K VO Doctor of SOV130-59-2-46160
Biological! oiencee
TITLE: Problems of Soil zoology (Problemy poohvennoy zoologii)
PERIODICALs Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSRI 19591 Nr 2f PP 104-105
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs The lot All-Union Conference on these problems took
place in
Moscow from November 25 to 291 1958. It was attended by
ripresentatives of the Ukrainskaya SSR, the Baltic and Central
Asiatic Republiesq especially from Uzbekistan, altogether
115 persons. From the many lectures which were heard the
author briefly mentions the followings
M, S. Gilyarov spoke of basic research problems of the zoology
of invertebrates and the tasks of soil zoology.
A. 1. Zrazhevskiyj V, Ks Eglitisp S. Io Ponomareva, and
Vo Fe Hikolyuk reported on problems of soilproduotivity in
connection with the activity of invertebrates and their soil-
forming r819.
I* Ie Maleviah reported on the investigation of earth worms.
M. M. Alsynikovy Kazanskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR (Kazan'
Card 1/2 Branch of the Academy of Sciences, USSR) reported on
the

Problems of Soil Zoology SOV130-59-2-46160
soil.,fauna of the Tatarskaya ASSR.
V, Ko Baluyev (Ivanovo) charaoterized the soil fauna of
arable soils.
V. I. Grimallskiy (Kiyev) reported on the soil-forming r6le
played by auto in forests.
P. Ve Matekin (Moscow) reported on the variability of the
molluscs inhabiting the soil in connection with different
oonditions of life.
Yus Be Byzovap No P, Krivosheinat Go F. Xuroheva, Be Me
Mamayevp
L. Me Semonovap 1. V. Stebayevj Laboratoriya poohvennoy
zoologii
Instituta, morfologii zhivotufth imo A* N. Severteova Akademii
nauk SSSR (Laboratory of Soil Zoology of the Institute of
Animal Morphology imeni A, No Severtsov of the AS USSR)
delivered 8 reportag whioh were followed by reports of young
zoologists from Moscow under the acientifio supervision of
Me So Gilyarov. On this conference the existence of soil
zoology an an independent and important subject was
demonstrated
and the neoessity of its integration into the number of
problems ooordinated by the AS USSR was emphasized, The next
oonferenoe on soil zoology will probably be hold in Xiyev
Gard 2/2 in 1961.

ARNOLIDI, K.V.
'Soil odleopterano; supplement No.7 to the bulletin ILife
and
environmentl[in PrenchJ by Henri Goiffait- Revieved by
K, V, Arnoildi. Zool. zbur. 40 no.5*.792-793 161e (MIRA
1415)
(Mediterranean region--Beetles)
(Soll fauna)
(Coiffait., Henri)

ARNOLIDI, X.V.1 ARNOLID1, L.V.
Some basic eool*gic conceptions applied to the theory on bioesnoeis,
Vop, ekol. 46-9 162s (MM 151ll)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh, Moskva i Zoologicheakiy inatitut
AN SSSR, Leningrad. (Biotic commnities)

ARNOLIDA,,Y,.V.; ARNOLIDI,, L.V.
Biocenosis asr oaa at the basic concepts of Oeblogy.,"its,
structure
and volum4. Zoola, shar. 42 no.2:161-18) 163. (MIRA .16-'3)
10 InsXitut, of AW=1 Morphology., Academy of Sciences of
the U.*S.S. R,
Wscow and Zoological Inatitut of the Academy of Sceinces of
the
U.S.$.R.,, Leningrad*
(Ecology)

AMOLIDI, K.Ir.
Higher and special repreoenta4viVeS 4
of the genus Cataglrphis
(Hymenoptera, Fromicidae) in the fauna of tho
U.S.S.R.
Zool. zhur- 43 no.12tI800-1815 164 (MIRA 18:2)
1e Institut morfologli zhivotnyih A14 SSSR, Moskva.

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"IL. 1~. Andriashev & L. V. Arnoldi: The Biology of Nutrition of
Certain Berthic Fishes
of the Black Sea." Roceived February 22, 19/jIle (P. 53)
SO: Journal of General BioloU, Vol. VI, contents of the issues 1-6,
for 1945. No. 1

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UKITANIC1,17CIP .. ..., --?~TICIIPT L. V.
Identific,-.tion. of several Ueclns of Curcul~hoi.(1.3e in the
Cossoninae
of the U.E.S.R. and adjacent, countries of Europe an~' C~ntral
Zisia. Tint. ob.
31. No. 3. 1951
SO: MULA, Septenber 1952.

__ __ JUMMIDI.- L.V, - - -
~ -
Nodule weevils of the genus Sitona Gem.
Trudy AN Tadxh.SSR 5:43-55 152.
(Tajikistan--Weevile) (Legumes--Diseases
in the fauna of Tajikistan.
(MMA 9:10)
and posts)

Am.-rUIDII L& Vj--SHTEYNBLT(It$-D.-Me
2* USSR 600
he Phytogeography
7. General geographical characteristics of the reCions of flie
middle and lower
courses of the Ural River, Tnidy Zool. inst, 11, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Coneress, April
1953., Uncle

ARNOLIDI, L.Y.
(Animal life in the U.S.S.R.] Zhivotayi mir
SSSR. Sostavili
ArnolldiI L.T. i dr.,Xookra, Izd-vo Akad. nsuk
sssR. vol. 4.
(Forest faunal Lesnaia sona. 1953. 1953. 737 P.
' (HLRA 7:7)
1. Akademlya nauk SSSR. Zoologicheskiy institut.
(FORBST FAUNA)

ARKOL 11) 1. L. V.
I
i,._- ~ --.- -
Soil larvae of Insects in the Ural Valley
regions and in the
Volga-Ural interfluTs. Trady Zool, inst.
16:159-194 t54.
(Caspian Depression) (Iarvae) (HLU 8:6)

Zoologitheskii institut. Pants of forests; a r farence work
Moskva, Ize-vo Akpd.
nauk SSSR, 1955. 2v. (55-~9802)
SB761.A.4
I* Traeo-DiecasIs and a t 1. Arnolldi, L.V&
ii. Favlovskil, IEvganij ;k8a'norovich, .1884- ad.

ARNOLIDI, 1,.V.
*am
New weevils (Colsoptern. Purcullonidee) from Central Asia
[with summArY in
Xnglish]. Ent.oboa.35 no-3:680-695 .156. (KWU 9:10)
I.Zoologicheskiy Institut Akadeall nimk SSSR. Leningrad.
(Soviet Central Asia--Weevils)

ARNOLIDI, L.V.
NORM,
Problems of heredity and development of now forms in
I.V. Michurinlo
works and their elaboration In Soviet biology (with
Inglish summary
in insertle Zooleshura 35 no*4:481-49i Ap 136. (KM 9:8)
1. Zoologicheskiy Institut AN SM.
(Michurin, Ivan Vladimirovich, 1835-1935)

MAMOVSKIY, N.11.,--ARHOL*DI,.L.IV., BRI-BIYMIKO,
G.Ya.,BOWSENIUS, N.S.,
VXRESHCHADIN. U.K., DALI, Sol., DITAKONOV. A.M..
KIRICHIMKO. A.U..
KIRITANOVA. Te.S., KWHANCHIKOV. I.Y., KRYZHAIIOVSKIT,
O.L.,
LIPNEVA, S.G., LIKHAREV, I.M., LDGIHOVA, M.N.,
NIKOLISKATA, M.N.,
NOVIKOV, G.A., POPOV, V.V., PMTFIIKO, L.A., RTABOT, M.A.,
TER-MINASTAH,
More* CHERNOV, S.A., SHTAKNLIBW4. A.A.; PAVIA)VSKIY.
Te.N., akad.,
glavnyy red., VINOGRADOV. B.S.,Cdecoaaed]. redo; KOZLOVA.
G.I., red,
Izd-va,; PEVZIM. R.S., tekhn. rea.
[Animals of the U.S.S.R.] Zhivotnyi mir SSSR. MoskVA.
Volo 5-CHountain
provinces of Baropean Russia] Gorrqe oblasti evropeiskoi
ebasti
SSSR - 1958. 655 P - (MIRA 11:11)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Zoologicheski3r institute
(zoology)

- APNOIDI) Lev V. (Prof.-, Dr.-) - - - - - - - - Leningrad
"Forest-Steppe-Zone as an important Zoogeographical Unit."
report presented at tko intl. Contress of Entomology, Vienne,
Austria,
17-25 August 1960.

ARNOLIDI L T BORKEMNIUS, N.S.; OURIYETA, Te.L.;
DERBXIMTA, N.N...
7]:PMITANOT, A,F.- XMUMM. I.K.; ZU SOT, T.I.; LISINA,
L.M,j; HISHGMKO, L.L.o, NARCM. X.P.: SHOIRO. I.D.;
SHAPOMI-
KOV. G.Mi.; SHTAKEMIBERG. A.A.; PUEMISKATA, L.F.,
red.izd-va;
KRUGLIKOTA, N.A., takhn.red.
[Insect posts of corn in the U.S.S.R.; reference
book] Haseko-
iVe, vrediashchie kukumse v SSSR; sprovochnik.
Moskva, 1960,
227 P. (KIRA 13:3)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Zoologicheskiy inctitut. 2.
Zoologi-
cheskiy institut AN SSSR (for Arnolldi, Borkheenius,
Ourlyeva,
Derboneva, T6mellyanov, Kershner, Kuzneteov,
Hiahchenko, Narchuk,
Shmposhnikov, Shtakellb,Drg). 3. Yeasovuznyv institut
zashchity
rasteniy V8880YU2noy akaderaii
sel'Bkokhozyaystvannykh nauk Imeni
T.I.Lenina (for Lisina Shapiro).
(Corn (Kaissi-Diseases and 1*9ts)
(Insects, Injurious and beneficial)

Apj~~I ~DI. L-T.-
Snout beetles of the tribe Mesostylini and the
formation of
the sandy desert fauna of dentral Asia. Trudy Zool.
inst.
27:276-292 160. NIRA 13:9)
1, toologloheekly inetitut Akademii nauk. SSSR Lenin
ad.
(Soviet Central Asia-Weevils) (Deser; faunaf

ARNOLIDI, K.V.; ARNOLIDI,, L.V.
Same basic ecologic conceptions applied to the theory
on biocenosiB.
Vop. ekol. 4s.6-9 162, (Mffd 151l1)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh, MoBkva i
ZoologioheBkiy inBtitut
AN SSSR,, Leningrad. (Biotic comminitieB)
I

ARNOLIDA., K.V.,- ARNOLIDI. L.V.
Biooenosia as ow oC the basic concepts of ecology, its, structure
and volumq#% Zoolo shar, 42 no.2tl6l-183 163. (KRA 16-3)
1. Lw~itut of Andamml Morphology, AcadenT of Sciences of the
'U;S,S. R.
MDscov and Zoological Institut of the Academy of Sceinces of the
U.S.S.R., Leningrad.
(Ecology)

ARNOL'Dlj ~.Yj KRYZHANOVSKIYI O.L.
Reviev of S.M.lAblokov-Khnsorian's book "Reproducing
the genesis
of the fauna of coleopterans in Armenia"e- Zool. zhur.
1+2
no.,51786-792 063. (KM 1617)
(Amnia-Beetlgs)

ARNOLIDI, L.V.; GIIXAROVP M.S., otv. red.
[Guide to the larvae of soil insects)
Opredelitell obi-
talushchikb v pochve lichinok nasekoiqkho
Moskva# Nauxa,
1964. 918 p. (MIRA 17%12)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSII. Institut morfologil
zhivotnykh.

MZHANOVSKIY, Oleg Leonidovich; (Av. reli.
[Conponition and origin of tho terrestrial fauna of
Central Asia; mainly based on muteria.1s on
Co3,eoptr,-.-,-jl
Sostav I, proiskhozlidenie nazemnoi faury Sradriel
Azli;
GlavrWm obrazom na materiale po zhostkuk-ylym.
'Mo2kva,
Nauka, 1965. 418 p. (FDA 18M)

ARNOLIDOV. A.
MWtaut helper of the co=dttes. Vocnazwne 37 no,7:23-24 J1
161,
(KM 14 t6)
Is Chlen gorodskogo komitata Vemoyusnogo dqbmvollnogo
obehchentya
nodoyetviya armlip aviataii J flotu, g, Moakva,
(Wall nevapapers)

ARgOkIPqT,,ArnolId Isayevich, kwAidat filosofskikh
a&uk; ZATXW, LoA.
r ioi.:,-Wmt"**W.?..,~tekhalcheakir radaktore
[Development of science In people's democraoleaJ
Rasvitle naukI
v stranakh maroduoi demoOtratii. Hooky&, I%&-vo
"Znanie,l 1957.
46 p. (Veasoiusnoo obehobeetye pe ramprostranonilu
politichookikh
I sauchnykh snanii, Ser.2. n6e 10) (HW 10:6)
(People's; demo oraci es-Soience)

4-P, 0 U V
A
AUTHORt Arnolldov# A,1*1 Candidate of Philosophical Soiencea
25.9-2/40
TITLE: Science in Socialist Countries (Nauka v stranakh sotsializma)
PERIODICAL: Nauka i Zhiznlt 1957, # 9, P 1-4 (USSR)
ABSTRAM World wide socialism has changed the political, economic and
spiritual life of hundreds of millions of people. Socialist
governments are promoting"scienoe with all available means.
Since 1950, almost all academies of sciences in people's de-
mocraoies have set up one-year or five-year plans for research
workl,,covering problems of special importance and the scientific
training of young scientists.
The author mentions a series of examplesi. the Chinese
scientist Chzhay Zheni has developed a method of manufacturing
superdurable pig iron# with properties similar to those of steel.
Atomic research has been extremely suocessfult the USSR has
built the first commercial nuclear pow *dp plant in the world,
Czechoolovakia has established an Institute of Nuclear Physics
and intends to build its first nuclear power plant by.1960.
In Polandt near Warszawa and at Krakap, large atomio reea~rch
centers are under construction,. Yugoalavla. conducts nuclear
researoh.on a larje scale in three institu~tee at Zagreb, Lyub~in
Card 1/2 and Vinche. The first cyclotron and an experimental nuolbar