SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BABEN, A. - BEBR, A.

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~ BM* Artur, ap.ins. (Krakow)
09, the possibilities of better "JustAwnt Of the
F&S-110 boring
=@him for the boring of blasting holes in gyps=
quaLrrieB.
Cmut vaPft0 91P9 17 no.5sl44,-346 Yq t62.

TM ., I Arturo dr inze
Proceoses ocouring In hammer drillep their
effect on the
body and influence on the also of the recoil,
Przegl mach
22 no.242 768 D163.

, Artur, nigr inz.; WGEL Migniev, dr Iriz.; IMIAK,
Stanislavpmag.iur.
I ftmm~ 0- - , ig
Pbsoib:Llities of shot-hole drilling in hardened iron
slag.
Hutrdk P 30 no* 7/8t229-235 J3/Ag'63.
1, Akademia Gorniezo-ILtniemaj, Krakow*

FFB.'~;N, ArWr, dr Ina.
- ";
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Throe-adv bits for deep drill!ng in g;rP3tu,1
wish t.~.C, HiS-110
drilling rig. Przogl gc-rn 20 Lo. 51235-238 Vy
164.

AUTHOR: Bebenin, A.
TITLE: The Intermediate Socket
PERIODICALz Radio, 1959, Ur 1, P 39
ABSTRACT: The author describes the
for tubes with socket lugs
pin-type sockets. There
SOV/107-59-1-34/51
(Perekhodnaya panellka)
(USSR)
design of an intermediate tube socket
to make possible their use with
are four diagrams.
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cooles Printed..
I'0l:,71,C -i AGS : 5-vac-e v;-- 1 C-le -m I s5 I li- Control
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speciali7lnr in Autcn-itic control. It can b-- used a-9 a textbook
f or -and
TABU OF CV;--ZEMS
7crevord -- 3
Introducticii
Se c t i on 'I .Sn-ace -as a ccrt-rcl oblect
+
'~ec4ion 2. Elements of ccntr,61 sy-stens
Ch. 17. Me-asi,,rim- -iris tr-men t.sP-- 113
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Ch . VI. Control components -- 233
Sactitm Principles of building and studyinr control watems
Ch. T I Controll syste-,B -- 26~
Ch. "rill. Study of control systemo with iet enp-ines and moment
mametodrive 286
7 1 ')
of -~-trnl evs!,tms w1th recrlentation envines -- -~
Mh, . X, 'ernblpmr 1n. th:~ cont-rol of a space vehicle upon
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satellite motiona are derived under certain assumptions. The applica-
bility of the selegted statiic,-nnd -ionstatic-control laws in substan-
tflatcd, and the,. arr compared with respect to contrn! xlll~---
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B3MNIN,v M.Ye.
Shaft bottoms; beat content proposals. Ugoll Ukr. 6
no.6:42-46
J9 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Shaft oin)dng)

mays iniho
-A o~moentratlon of mining operttions is the.prinoipal faotor
in tke plamdfig,.oonstruction of*nev and,reorganization of
wditing mi-we. Ugolt.pron, sid.118~12. ia~F 062. (MA 150)
(Don*U Basin-Coal mines and-mining)

BaBLUNA-ILAR 0 lnzb.; HHAaAr lu -Y. inxb.; TAW'7BV.' V.I.$ lush.j
FIIATOV,, I.A.I. i4~; BWINS KISS insho
Supporting voroms in deep mines. Ugoll. prom, no.6t24-28 H-D 162.
.(KM 16:2)
(Donets BasiD-Nine timbering)

ZZLINSM, Vyacheolav MW71ovicho !%:M, taklm. nauk; SLOBODKIN,
Dmitriy Savricb, kand. tekba. Ym*; TARAN,, Arsenly
Grigorlyeviobp insbol TV CKHMOV, Ivan Panteloyevich,,
lnzb.1 ZHUX, Boris Vasillyevicb, inzb,;
lnzb.,, retsenzovt; CHUMACHENNO, T.I., red.izd-va;
MREZOVTYj VXO tekhn. red,
(Control of mine waters) Borlba s sbakhtnVd vodami. (BY)
V.M.Ze3-insk4.i i 4r. Kiev, Gostakhizdat USSR 1963. 360 P.
IMIRk 170)

BEEENIN, M.Yo.,-inah.
Stability of major workings in deep mines. Ugoll Ukr.
7 no.n:
13-15 N 163. (KIRA 17:4)

VOVK, Aleksey Amufrieyvich, kand. tekhn. nauk;
KMERGA,
flikolay Timofeyevich, inzh.; CHMIYY, Geliy
Ivanavich,
kand. tekbn. nauk; BEMIN M.Ye.j, inzh.,
retsenzent
- -
[Development of ore deposits in the Ukraine at
great
depths] Razrabotka, rudnykh mBs+,orozhdenii
Ukrainy na
bollshikh glubinakh. Kievy Tekhnika 196.',.
267 p.
41IRA 18:2)

AID P 744
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1 Pub. 135 - 11/21
'Author Bebenko, K.4 Major
Title Determination of causes of impropei.functioning of
aircraft radio equipment
Periodical Vest. vozd.,.fiota, io, 64-69, 0 1954
Abstract The author analyses the causes of malfunctioning and
gives wcamples of how-to find and correct them.'
Diagrams,
Institution None
Submitted No date

HKBUISHVILI. G.A.
Umumal localizations of schinoooccosts. nirarglia no,8:73
Ag 154, (MA 7:11)
le.Is propmLeytichenkc7 khtrurgicbmakoy kIIuikI ftrkmenskogo
wditsinskogo Institutas
(ICHIM00006189
valnual altos)

R/003/60/01 1/005/010/023
A125/AO26
AIMORS: Bebepel, P.; Sirbu, I.
TITMi Radlometric Titrationn by Using "OAS F!adloactive
Isotope
PERIODICAL: Revista de Chimie, 1960, voi. 11, No. 5, PP. 288
- 291
TECT: After a brief intraiuction on development and
different methods of
titration, the authors present the operation method and the
results obtained at
the titration of some anions and cations, by using a
titrated solution of silver
nitrate traced with 11OAg. Radiometric titrations with a
solution of silver ni-
trate have been performed before (Refs. 3 and 4), but the
establishment of the
t1tre of the silver nitrate solution has been perforny?d
according to the proce-
dure of Mir or Volhard. The authors worked out a si:Lver
nitrate solution with
a very high specific activity and the establishment o:f the
titre has been per- 1/
formed radiometrically. The recomanded titration ex,,.ludes
the utilization of
an Indicator for the deceleration of the equivalent p*Int
and some errors con-
nected to the visual observation of the indicating tu:rn
point. The silver ni-
trate solution, which is t1trated, is t.%e indicator Itself.
Potassium iodatewas
used as titrating agent. Sodium chloride can also be used.
The reaction is
Card 1/2

R/003/60/011/005/010/M3'
A125/AO26
Radiometric Titrations by Using "Oft Radioactive Isotope
KI03 + AgH03--PAgI03 + KNOJ and the calculation formula ist
TAg 0 N - T - 107 -* 880 (mg)"
n - - 214, 000
In which N is the number of =3 of added KIO~ titrated
solution, T is the titrate
of the KI solution In mg and n Is the em3 of AgNO3 found in
the equivalence.
The titraton can be performed either by taking.a known volume
of silver nitrate
solution and titrating it with potassium iodate, or vice
versa, titrating the
solution with silver nitrate. Operation method, reaetives and
apparatus are ex-
plained. The authors performed the following titrations with
titrated silver
nitrate solution: 1) Radiometric titration of cyanogen is
performed clasaically
by using one of the procedures by Volhard or Liebig (Ref. 7).
2) Radiometric
titration of oxalic ions, 3) Titration of sulfoamides. These
methods briefly
described by the authors belong to the isotopic phase of
titration. A fourth
method, belonging to the "titration in the non-isotopic
phase" is the radiometric
titration of lead. Brief reference is made to general
principl3s and operation
methods. There are 4 figures, 4 tables and 9 references; 3
English, 3 Rumanian,
2 Soviet and 1 French.
Card 2/2

BIBE = , P.;,SIRBU, I.
Radiometric microtitratIon of alkaloids vith the Mayor
reagent.
'Note I, Determination of strychnine, Studii core chin 9
ho,2:
351-355 161.
1. Iaboratoral do preparers radioisotopi I.F.A.,
Bucuresti.
(A33mloids) (Strychnine) (Radioisotopes)
(Chemical tests and reagents)

BIMML--P. I PURICA, 1.
-! 0
Separdtion of the offsets of the fast isoutrons and
Y-radiations at
the radiolysis of vater. Studii core fis 12
no-32557-562 161.
1. Institutul do fisica atomica, Bucureati..
(Go=o rays) (Radiation) (Water)

8/08Y63 1-/021/061-
B144 Bj8/VO0/OO
AUTHORS: Puricap I.
TITLE., Separation of the effects of fast neutrons and
1-irradiation
In the radiolysis of water
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. It 19631 879
abstract
iB603 (Studii gi cercetXri fis. Akade RPIts ve 121 no* 31
19619 557-562 ~umq summariee. in'Rues. and French])
TXXT: In this paper, the effects of fast neutrons were separated
fzva
those of y-irradiation in the process of the radiolysio.of water
in a
heteroConeous reactor. Furthermore, the rate of water
decomposition W"
studied in different vertical channels of the-re'etor.
[ibstraotorse not 3.
Complete translation
Ceird I I

BEBESEL,,P.; CHIOTAVqC.j RENITEAp C.
Processing KC1 irradiated in reactor for
obtq;n:img some
combinations of high specific activity with
-,?S. Rev
chimis Min petr 1/+ noolOt599--600 0163.

KARMAZIN, V.I.1 EISERSH A.A.
Effect of the speed of a deposition electrode on the separation of
materials. TS"t. met. 37 no.10:17-19 0 164. (MIRA 180)
.
. .
L- - z

KARMAZIN, V.I.- BEESH, A.A.1 KARASEVA, V.N.
-
Effect of certain factora on the amount of eloctric cha-ling of
minerals
obtained in a corona discharge electric field. TSvet. met. 38
no.4sl?-20
Ap 165. (MIRA 18:5)

KARMAZIN, V.I.; PEGOROV, V.L.; MBESH, A.A.
.......
Effect of preheating on the magnetic separation
of rare
metal containing minerals. TSvet. met. 38 no.504
My 165.
(MIRA 18:6)

KARMAZIN, V.I.; BEBESH# A.A.; POPKGVj Y**A.
Wet magnetic separation of finely granular, weakly
magnetic minerals.
Tavet. met. 36 no.1204-75 D 163a ~ (KIRA l7t2)

KAMMIN, V,I,; IRBESH~ JMFNKO, V.ml
--;~,.A-q MGTYMNKO, A.V.1 1SIV
Eleutrostatio 3speraltion of fine grainod
materiale at bigh-
ape*d operating conditions. TSvet., m3t. 38
no-1108-59 N 165a
(MIRA 18CII)

S/061/621000/016/005/043
B168/BI66
AUTHORS: Bebeshel, P., Purika, I.
TlTLE: Separation of the effects if fast neutrons an(. x-rays
in
radiolysis of water
PLRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no.*16, 1962, 56,
abstract
16B405 (Rev. phys.'Acad. RPR,.v. 6, no. 3, 1961, 273-278)
TEXT: The volume of gas (v) evolved during irradiation of
distilled water
was determined in different reactor channels (core, reflector,
thermal
zone) and found to be a linear function of the rate of flux
of-faet
neutrons and I-rays. The radiochemical yield of gas calculated
from
the data obtained was found to be 0-49 for f-radiation-and
2.80,102
molecules per neutron for fast neutrons. (Abstracter's note:
Complete
tranalation.
Card 1/1

1. BEBESHIN. 1. A.EiC-,KOTIKOVj P. I. EI'G
2. USSR (600)
4'. Shoo Industry
7. Machine for the turning of boot tops of fishermen's boots.
Leg. prom. no. 12,
1952.
9. Mon&NZ List of Russipa Accessions Library of Congress, March
1953. Unclassified,

DEMENTITEVl B.A., kand. taYnn. PA41 BEKEYS�RJ26-YAbj inxh.; RYABDV,
V.M.' inzh.; PARAMESVAW"' M*P.p inzho
ftudy of Aws governing phase distribution in a water and
steam uIxture under nonsteady conditions. Trudy MEI
no.63il83-192 165. (MIRA 18:12)

S.V.
I'- j BEWSHKOP
Ands of the Siberian red-backed bank vole Cletbri6nomiya
the Cbuvaab ~t.&.S.R. Zool. shur. 42 noel &1464~- 263,
ruti:lus Pau.
(Kau 160)
lo Institute of Rpidemiology and Microbiology,
AAadevg(of NOWIC&I
Sciences of the U.S.S.R.1 HDscov and Republican
Sanitarywgpid~mda-
logical Station., Chaboxary.
(Chuvashia-Field nice)

A P5 C 12 '17 2
17-Mur. 0 b 1
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KULIK) I.L.; KMHOVA, E.N.; KEDWEMA, A.V.; KOETWI
BEBESHKO. S.Y.;
NUZIMINA, N.K.
Zoological prenives for the ex1itence of natural
tularemia foci in
the Chuvash A.S.S.R# Zool. zhur. 44 no.1:17-25 165.
(MIRA 18:4)
1. Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii PIIN MR,
Moskva,
flespublikanskaya Banigarno-opidemiologicheskaya
stantsiya',
Cheboksary, Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet i
Cheboksarskiy pedagogicheakiy inatitut,

BARSHTEYNJP YU.A., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik-; GLUZMAN, D,F
[HIumen, D.F.];
BER IIKO,. V.G. [Bebeshko., V.H. I
Intrapericardial tumor in a 5-week-old child. Pod.,, akush. i gin.
23 no-5:)~-33 161. (HIM 4:12)
1. KlInika fakulltatskoy pediatrii (zaveduyushchiy - prof. V.G.
Balaban (Balaban,, VA] Kiyevskogo ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni
miditsinskogo instituta im. Bogomolltsa (rektor - dotsent
V.D.Bratual),.
(PERICARDIUK.-TWORS)

bi-ST-CHyn, V.G.
Raaction of ,+~ao hemoPOit"In VYStez to an Q;Tarl Mori t.91
ahronic
intaxicAtion fr..-& btritra Go-ut, I peral. krovl lt222.,227
165, (WRL ISM)
1..Ki3-uvsVy inatitut perall-vanlya krnvi..

MIASHVILI, F.L.,inth.; DZHAPARIM, G.S..insh.
Operation of 110 kv transmission lines on metallic
structures under
particular conditions. Blek.sta.29 no.3:90-91 Mr 156.
(ZleetrIc lines--Overhand) (MIRA 11:5)

- - - --- -- --MIASHIM, - Sh, - L, - -- -- - - - - - -- - ---- - - -
Bablasbvi3is Sh, L, - *An investigation of the t-ransition cycle in
the frequency .
modulator upon reactance tubes." Trudy Thilis. go&. un-ta im.
Stalina, Vol XIXIIIa,
1949t p. 1-32, (Georgian and Russian)
SO: U-5240, 17, Dec. 53. (IstopisOftuTwl Ivykh Statey. No. 25, 1949).

I MM

w ]MBTjkMMM&Sh.J1. (Tbilisi)
Basic problems In the theory of task circuits. Isv.AN
SSIM Otd.tekh.
muk no.2:69-?4 P 956. (MLRL 9: 7)
Madle circuits)

L -A-A,
USSR / Radiu Physics, Application of Radio-lAysics
Methods. 1-12
Abu Jour Ref Zhur - Fizike. No 3, 1957, No 7397
A,uth.,-)r BebiashyLli, Sh., Dthaparidze, V.
Title Tlweay-Five Years of Soviet Television
Orig Pub Metsnireba da tekhnika, 1956, No 4, 17-19
Ostract i Ho abstract
Card t 1/1 - 65 -

MIASHTILI ShoL (Tblllol)o
-M.Wf^A
Reserve chains, lsv*Alr SSSR,Otd*tokh,nsuk no.lo.-116-U7 0
156-
(mmins)

AUTHORS
TITLIs
PERIODICALi
ABSTRACTS
k3SOCIATIONJ
PABBLCV BYS
SUMMM I
AVAILAWs
Card 1/1
BXDIABEITIMA)L.L. ?I - 309
The Consecutive, X-eser7*6 (Foolodovetelluoy*
rozerrirovaniyetRusslani
Isvtstila Mmd. lauk SSSRq Otd91 Tekhn.1p 1957, Vol 21, Nr 3.
PP 191 - 192 (U.3.8.R.)
Received# 6 / 1957 Berieweds 7 / 1957
the models of the class of consecutive reserves are divided into
Wee anbgroups3 the gonerall individuals and combined isserves.
The quantitative equations are derived which combine the
probability
of a disturtanos of the system with the ph*nonem-of distrubancos
is Its Individual circuits* In the first subgroup those models
are assembled according to which one or more reserve circuits
auto-
matical1y remove a disturbance In any circuit of the system what-
ever. In the second subgroup such systems are assembled where the
disturbance to removed only by its own reserve vircuit. In the
thirt
subgroup the removal of the disturbance takes place by the
automatic
switching in of the specific individual as w*11-as the general
reserve circuit. (I Illustration and 4 Slay references).
got given
29.1oi,956
Library of Congress

BIBIA,SffVI-LI, Sh -.
Ottj'~
Ouoo - Theory of reBervation. Trudy Tbil, OU
no,62:129-148 157.
(min n.. 7)
loTbilleskly gosudaretvanny7 universitet imeni Stalim,
kafedra.
radiofisiki.
(Information theory)

Bv-BTA.S'IVTLI, Sh-L-p Doc Tech Sci - (diss)
"Certain problems of
-----------------------
the general thi!ory of 11 the reliability
of-WW operation of
systems containing a gw&t quantity of cells.,!
'rbilisi, 19S8,
Ih pp with grapns (Acad Sci USSR. Inst of
-adio Engineering
and zlectronics) 100 co:;ies. bibliograi~hy:
13-111 (11 titles)
M, 2Y-5b, 106)
- 67 -

3/194/62/000/006/048/232
30 D295/D308
AUMOH: Bebiashvili, Sh.
TITLE: of economical complex systems
PERIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronikat
no. 6. 1962, abstract 6-2-117 f (Tr. Tbilissk. un-ta,
1960, 86, 101-112)
T--,'XT: The author considers the problem of designing the most reli-
able system structure when the cost is set in advance and is inva-
riable. The problem of distributing stand-by elements over the di-
verse s~aaes of the system is solved. A first solution is sought
4 " 0
for elements of equal cost. A method is shown for finding
the extre-
n
mum of the function Q 0 - PP (which expresses the probabi-
lity of normal operation of the system) where p, is the probability
of damage to an element and n is the number of independent series-
connected elements. A second solution is shown for elements of
Card 1/2

BEBIASHVILI, 3h.L.,~ NAH1--,HIfYSIiVILI, O.M.
o
A - - i
problems in optllm= reservation theory. Soob. Ili Crwl
SSR 371 no.3s551-558 Mr *65. . (M1RA 180)
i. "
lbillsskly gosudaratvannyy iinlveraitet. Siftnittod
September 20,
1964.

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AR6031182
SOURCE CODE:- UR/0274/66/000/006/13079/BO79
AUTHORF Bebiashvill Sh. L
I
...........
La w of fault distribution in some electronic systems
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Radiotekhnika i elektrosvyazl, Abs. 6B582
REF SOURCE: Tr. Thilissk. un-ta, no. 103, 1965, 187-192
TOPIC TAGS: fault distribution, Poisson fault distribution
ABSTRACT: An analysis is made of statistical data resulting from
extended ~,esting
of a computer and various types of TV receivers (the number of
receivers r ched
several h-,indred and thousand models. The results show chat
complex systerp of
piecemeal production operating under conditions of regular
preventive maintenance
(in this case meaning the computer) have a Poisson fault
distribution in time. For.
TV receivers, tested before the first failure, the fault
distribution does not Foincioe
with that of Poisson. Orig. art. has: 5 tables and a bibliography
of 3 titles. fTra"-
lation of abstract) [DW];
SUB CODE: oq/
:ard i /1'fiLi-

Br~ BIC J, D.
Bebic, D. j Star~,ovic, D.; Pavicevic, B. Basic problems in
improvenent of
agriculture in the Timok region. p.19
SO; '-,onthly List of East European Accessions List (Eau)
LCP V01 4, No. 11
liovember 1955, Uncl.

SIKOCIC, Josko, ins. j ~~~D~usp inz.
The lugoislay-Italian cooperation in the field of
refrigeration.
Tahniks Jug 17 no,SsSuppl,: Prebran ind 16 no.8:1584-1588
A,g 1 (9
1'. Viol, atrumA seradniol, Contra sm, primenu niokih
tomperatura Poljoprivredmg fakultsta Univerziteta u
Boogradu.

BEBIC,Dusant ing.0 visi strueni saradnik. (Beograd,
Falmoticeva 18)
11 ---
Some problems of the refrigeration of berries. Tehnika
Jug
17 no.3053-556 162.
1. Poljoprivrefti fakultat Zemun Univerziteta u
Beogradus
1

BESIC, Dwian ing. (Zemun)
Inf2usnos of various te"ratures and freezing methods
on the
q=Uty of frozen stravberries and zspberri8a. Tehnika
Jug 16
no.2Qtl853-1857 0 161,
3,* Righer Tediploal'Researcher of the Center for Lov
Temperature
App3leation of the Agrimatural Faculty of the
Unfversity of
BeogrqA,

EEBIC, Dusan, inz., docent (Falmoticeva 10,
Beograd)
Modern methods of keeping apples and peav in
refrigerators,
Tehnika ft 17 no. 6&Suppl.i Prebran ind 16
no.6:1174-3-180
is 162.
1. Poljoprivredni fakultat Univmiteta u Beograft.

B&BIC Dusan ins.p docent (Beogradj, Pa2motiom 18)
Possibility of preserving grapes in refrigerators.
Tahnilra
:ug 17 no.32:Suppl.: Prebran ind.16 no,UM77-2180a
N 162.
1. Poljoprivredni fakultet Universitata u
Beogratju.

BUICHU, 7.3.; =MCI, I-TA.
(Bonsothiasolyl-2)ralWlo"bo3Wlic acids. Part 1. Ukr.khtu.sh=.
22 no.2:20&21.2 056. (MM 9: 8)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvannyy univereltot iment T.G. SheTchooko.
(Acids. Fatty)

BEBIKH, G.F.; GRINHFRG, A.A.
Synthesis of N-substituted aromatic amInes. Dokl. A-N SS.IIR 161
no.6:1333-1335 Ap 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy tiniversitet im. 14.V.Lomonosova i
Nauchno-iseledovateliskiy institut rezinovykh i lateksnykh izdeliy.
Submitted October lp 19649

SOV/ 2c,- 120-4-27/67
AnlioRS: Xunkov, V.. K., Bebikh, G. F., Yaroqhe.,,ko, A. D.
TITLE: A New Method
of-P-r-oduo-t-i-o-n--lo4~--.Oxy.-ilkylpliosphinic Acids
(Novyy sposob polucheniya oksialkilfosfinovykh kislot)
FERIODICAL: Doklady AkE.demii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 12o, Nr 4, Pp.
786--788
(Usjft)
ABSTRIXT: The esters of boric acid x-act with phosphorus
trichloride
not even in case of boiling. On the other hand it easily
decomposes phosphoz-usoxychloride rhen heated in a wuter
01
bat ; at 0 , however, the reaction proceeds very slowly.
in this pal;er the authors found that boric esters can be
easily phosphorylated according to Soborovskiy-ZinovIyev-
-F.nglin's reaotion (Ref ?) when the reactants are suffioient-
ly cooled. Without coolij-.g phosphorous triebloride is oxydiz-
ed to_oxychloride. At first the mentioned reaction was in-
vestigated with tributylborate and triisobutyl borate taken
as examples. The ratios of mixture of the reactants and the
process of reaction are described. By phosphorylation of
Card 1/5 trimethyl berate and tribenzy! borate a-agomphinic acids
were

A New .'.".ethod of Production of Oxyalkylphosphinic Acids
SOV/2o-120-4-27/67
obtained (formerly also from corraponding aldenydee, R;fs 4~
5)-,
From butyl lorate crystal-like oxybutylphosphinic acid was
obtained. From triethyl borate oxyethylphosphinic acid was
succeanfully produced its a not pure lead ralt.. it is . pp r
nt-
ly u salt of the unstable ~A-oxyethylpho3phinic acid,, The
remaining phosphinic ecids were produced as lead suits which
c!innot be crystz;Alized in free ctate. They poseibly form
mbftats a*
polymers. In connection with the treatment oi' inobluty! horntp
it was atLempted. to change the obtained ch1croanhydrides intc.
ethyl ethers. This was carried out b., treatment with ethan-0i
in the presence of pyridine (as in Ref 7). The ether mixture
obtained could not be distilled. The attempt of distilling
triethyl phosphate in a vacuum resulted in a polymerizaticn~
One pyrophosphate could, however, be produced(according to
Ref 8). Those compounds had a molecular weight of 1300-1400
instead of the computed 963 and they were apparently poly-
phosphates. The ethers produced are not very efficient as
insecti;idoH against calandra prannria. Yhere aLr'"e 1 table
and 9 references, 3 of' which are Soviet.
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A New Method of Production of Oxyalkylphosphinic Acids
ASSOCTATION: Moskovskly gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. T.
Lomonosova
(Moscow State University irani H. V. Lomonowv)
PRESENTED: November 5, 1957, by S. 1. Vollfkovich, Member, Academy
of
Sciencess USSF
SUBMITTED: October,16, 1957
1. Phosphinic acids-Production 2. Boric acid eaters-Chemical
analysis 3. Phosphinic acid esters-Propertiea 4. Lead salts
-Properties
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)0914
S/190/6i/003/012/0091/0-~2
B120101
AUTHORS: Bebikh, G. F.., Kuskov, V., K_ Gurlyanovaj
TITLE- Phosphorylation of polymers with phosphorus pentasulfld,~
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedinaniya, v, 3, no 12, '1961,
185.3-4856
TEXT: The phosphorylation if block.-polymerized divinyl rubber CO
(SKB)o
block polystyrene as well as of novolak and resol resins with P2
SE; was
investigated. The reaction mixture was heated either in a solvent
(ahlorobenzene) or without any solvent until no more H,S evolved,
and
subsequently hydrolyzed. An electrophilic substitution, the
mechanism of
which corresponds to a second-order reaction, takes place here,
The
phosphorylation product of SK3 rubber contains ',2.3 % chemically
bouni
sulfuZ, 0,26 % PO(OH" groups per fundamental unit of polymer, and
onsi
1 )2
double, bond per four fundamental units of polymer., from whio'n
the formula
Card ', /#~

SA7106'./003 '/0 12,100 9 /0 1
Phosphorylation of polymers B124/BIOI
PO(OH) 2
CH CH CH - CH2 - CH 2 CH CH CH2
-'VH---CH -CH -CH CH - CH CH CH
2 2
CH - cli. 6H cu
2
,s derivei PhosphorylatIcn of' poly6tyrenp in a:n,-i -,n bulk
y I t-ld a 0 2 ar, d 0 3 i PO (OH gro,~,pb per T 1-;el Y
cheap IA&,,tori &r~b terml "phosphoryat.t.on by tnq. iLutho.-.~,.
Styrpr,~,
e.
is and pbo,-qh~,:ylate! a' 50-60'G -,n -he
-rhi-le j. polymar with a
0~06 ottit--r.,~d in .-hlo7ober.%!~no Tite plic5phoryla--on Iegrer,
~~7
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B/19 61/003/012/009/012
Phosphorylation of polymers... B124%101
phosphorylation products of phenol-aldehyde resins is also low. A
considerable portion of P 8 reacts with the phenolic hydroxy groups of
2 5
the resin to yield thiophosphoric asters which are hydrolyzed according
to the equation
R - 0 PS R - OR 4 H PO + 2H 0
2 3 4 2
The characteristic factors of the phosphorylatton produefs are given in
a table. There are I table and 10 references: ~ Soviet and 5
non-Soviet.
The three most recent referenoee to English-language publications. read
as follows: H. Z. Lechert R. A.I'Greenvood, K. 0. Whit.chause, T. H.
Chao,
J. Amer. Chem. S00-, 7-81 5018, 1956; & Yolles, US Pat. 2829137; Chem.
Abstrs. 13606,.1958; J. M. Mussalman, Canad. Pat- 511692.
ASSOCIATION*' Moskovskiy gosu
daretvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: January 16, 1961 !jj
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89635
S/020J61/136/002/021/034
sib B016/B060
AUTHORSt Kuskovp V. K. and Bebikh, G. F,
TITLEt A Now Method of Synthesizing Oxy-aryl Phosphinic Acids
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii naWc SSSRq 1961t Vol. 136, No. 2,
pp. 354-355
TE(Ts This is a report on the synthesis of oxy-aryl phosphinic
acids by
the phosphorylation of silioio acid or boric acid phenyl eater with
phosphorus pentasulfide and a subsequent hydrolysiss
Si(006E 5)4 + Y16---~' Si(OCOeS2)4 + 2H2S; 5'(oC6E4pS2)4 + 15H20
ROC04PO(OH)2 + 8R2S + ROO 3* The fact is stressed that the con-
ventional methods (Refs. 1-4) are not always applicable. In the
practicet
the abovementioned phosphorylation does either not come to an end,
or a
cleavage of phosphoric acid comes about with phenol 'formation
(Ref. 6).
Pieria acid was obtained by the nitration of p-oicy-phenyl
phosphinic
acid and, similarly, trinitro-metacresol from m-cresyl phosphinio
acid.
Both oxy-phenyl and oxy-m-cresyl phosphinio acids readily give
rise to
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89615
A New Method of Synthesizing Oxy-aryl
S/020161/136/002/021/034
Phosphinic Acids rI B016/,Bb6o
polyoondeneation products with formaldehyde* The auth~re
conclude there-
from that they have obtained 1-mothyl-3-OxY-benzene-6-
phosphonio adid
from m-cresol. It was noted that oxy-aryl pho6phinio
acids are capable
of azo-coupling and of forming azo-dyes. There are
8-referencest
2 Sovieto 5 US, and I Germans
ASSOCIATIONs Moakovskiy gosudaretvannvy universitet
im.'M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTEDs July 19, 19609 by 8, 1,,Volffkovichp
Academician
SUBMITTEDs July 16, 1960"
14
Card 2/2

BEBIKH,, G.F.j UMHOVA, T.V.j KUSKOV, V.X. [deceased]
Breaking of the C - P bond in arylphosphinic acids by hydrolysis.
Vest, Moak, un, Sere 2-.Khim. 19 n0.1:56-59 Ja-F 164.
(MIRA 17:6)
1. Kafedra. khimicheakoy tekbnologii Moskovskogo universiteta.

TITLE: A mtbod for provactizZ rubbers. Class ~q, 110, 17248P.
"d

jk 2-4490-66
Ijp(c)
ACC NR: AMM-986 SOURCE CODEs ~RrOi~9~OW/66/00e/002/0343/0346;:
4MORSt Bebikh, G. PO SakodynskjWap T. P.
Moscow State Universik in. N. V. Lommosov (Mosicovskiy
gosudaretvanrjy
universitet)
TI=s Phosphorylation of re
Poly"
SOURCE: Vys*komol*ku1y&rnyye mWedineniyap v. 89 no. 2p 1966, 343-346
~TOPIC TAGSt copolymerp phosphox7latiorit phosphorus compound
ABSTR&M Phosphorylation of gtyrene.~-diviny,ibenzeneloopolyner li~
of polypropylene!
(H)~and olyacr Ly1onitrile (III-Y with phosphorus pentam-ilfide tIV
has been investi~
p
Igatki. TES work repro enjs a further development in the study of IV
as a new
phoslihorylating agent (:ee G. F. Bebikh, V. K. Kuskov, V. V.
Shatski.V, and G. L
Podlcmehenko, Vy9okomolek, SoYed- 49 1677, 1962). k1though
phosphorylation of
with IV at 132C at atmospheric pressure yielded a polymer containing
4-40% of P ands
at 200C in an autoclave-6..02% of P, 6.!b% 3, neither II nor III
gais'satisfactory
resul.ts when treated with IV. The amount of P incorporated into the
polymeric
structure vas beloir the uKm,t obt4xined with PC1 3w
Thermomechanical, propertiep of

i00 ]IRt APM986
the product of I and IV are illustrated in Fig$ I#
'SOO
Fig. 1. TheromeabanJoal
ense"
of the sWene-divizWlb
copolymers I - untreatod,.2'
phoaphorylated,
.44
This material has static exobange capacity BEC,,, 4-8 09 equiv/9-
Orig- art-
heat I table, I figure# and I "Wano.
50 CODBs,
070 11/_ ~M= DITIt.'2X&r65/ (MIG RUs 003/ OM RM 002

SWR.0-11 COM: U.1/0379/66/036/03-t/'~-22'o/:,.230
XLaz_-4-_4.-chLk-, 1. V.; Bebikh, G. F.; Denisov. F. S., Kabach-nik
M. 1.
CRI ioskovskiy gosudarstvennyy
.-:oscow State Universit im. M". V. Lom o
Sy-mliesis of cm-'des of
_gyrocatecholphqsp~.qrous acid I
Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v- 3', no. 7, 1966, 1226-1230
TC21C '743"S: orranic synthatic process, organic, phosphorus
compound, cecondary araine
j,!' S"V7:D'~o cyclic amidophosphi es ware synthesized by Cho re
ction 0_4
A
* ' a w4
ith aromazic aminos. 7ho reaction -erith pri-marl
or r-ccont4ary aro'nat-10 ar"Inca in the prosonco of triothylamino
proccedod readily
-i"'htv :Ln 75-30,", yicld~-. Tho ~~iido;~iosphitos ob-zaincd ware
capable:
of adQ`_*n0- sulfur and reacting wi'Uh phcnylazido, yielding tl-lo
corresponding bir.-
~&.-o amaides obtained wera tested
Z3 in"-.'_70itOr3 of ozone, and thcrral a3ing of rWobar5 ba~-od on
natural
?"ho Of ra5istz~nco of tho r-,*;;)=s ~Uo ozana and ac-in,, was
lvand.'z,o be iricroa5cd by 100-1;5Q,'.' i:n the prosence of
amiricz of pyrocalwachol-
`-o~7:~horour, ao'd. 'Lho c;yr.'Who;a*,z4zd a;.ddes woro a' o
inIhibitors of than-al aginZ
peraitt~.n~ '.o r,:tain t.-oir physilcomochaniical proportios
"w I on-,~r The " ~.ors th-ank M. A. C~-,onk-ov for carrying out
Th4 research
Ori-. _--t. has: EJP.P.S: 38,970)
SUB CODE: 07 S'V'.:3X 26jun65 / ORIG REF: '003
UDC: 547-565.2:546.183_.325:546.171.1

M
L 047,14-67 FWT(M-)/PW'?(j) Tip (C Nj DS/aff
F'ACC NR, (4T"SOURCE CODE: UR/0080/66/039/005/1136/1140.
AP6027010
Babikb, G. F.; UnIkova. V. S ; Vollfkovich, S. I.
ORG: Moscow State University im. M. V. Lomonosova (Moskovskiy
gosudar-stvennyy universitat)
Pbosphorylation of rubbers
Zhurnal prikladnoy kbimii, v. 39, no. 5, 1966, 1136-ii4o
C TAGS: pboapborylation, syntbetie rubber, butadiene styme rubber,
exchange resin, IR spectrum
ABSTRACT: The authors continued their studi s on pbospborylation of'
rubbers to try to obtain stronger oa
oapaoit B tadiene at lignite 4,.witb greater ion exchange
u e SKS- 0 an 85, and butediene nitrile
SKN-P18 LN-26 and 310-40re7l 9p orylation with P S gave pboapborus4
contailing materials malting well above 2000C, insolg& in organic
sollents, acids and alkalis. The ion exchange capacity of these
oationites (with the exception of SKS-85, which is only 1.04) is
6-7 mg
equiv/gm, The position of the pbospbono groups in the rubber
macromolecules was established with the help of IR spectroscopy, The
authors thank V* M. Sbats for conducting tests (on the sorption of
Card

ACC NRI AP6027010
soandium by oationites based on SKS-30 and SKN-26). Orig. art. bas:
2 tableat 3 figures and 2 formulas.
SUB CODE: 07P Il/ SUBM DATE: 17Ma-y65/ ORIG REF%. 004/ OTH REF: 001
r~ rA >

B/141/60/003/02/016/025
AUTHORi Bebikhov, V.A* X192/Z382
TITLE: Simula of a Vibrorammer by Means of the MN-8
RERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniyt Radiofizika,
1960, Vol 3, Nr 2, pp 311 - 315 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The normalised equations for the motion of a vibrorammer
(Figure 1) are in the form:
.6 2
44+kZms1.n% for 4 dC 4 0
41 = - Rio for 4 = ~o
where to and. j, are the velocities of the rammer prior
to and after its impact on a fixed limiting plane t = Z 0
while R is the velocity coefficient. Two methods of
simulating the impact are described. In particular, both
the methods are based on the application of a servo_system
of the "inertia-link" type. The block schematic illustrating
how the system can be simulated by means of the equipment,
Cardl/3 type MN-8, by using the first method is shown in Figure 2.
C

S/141/60/003/02/016/025
Simulation of a Vibrorammer by Means of'29/eW8
The block schemat4c for the second method Is given in
Figure 3. The following notation is adopted in the
figures is the t-th adding amplifierl is the
2 lk
k-th integrating amplifier and 1, Ki, and X r represent
the gain of various amplIfiers. In the system shown in
.Figure 2 the adding circuits 6 and 8 form a triggering
circuit. The three Input contacts 12 (2)_ ' admit an
input pulse only to that adding circuit of the trigger which
at a given instant has an input voltage of-10OV. At the
instant of the impact, the three contacts 13 (1) and 1
form an input pulse whose duration is determined by the
inertia of the block I . After each impact a velocity
41 is established on each successive integrator as the
initial condition. In the system of Figure 3, the integration
of X is performed on the integrator 6 and the quantity
is formed in the integrator 8 * It is possible to' connect'
the output of the integrator 6 -with the inplit of the,
integrator 5 - In this case, if K 5 = 1 , 41 can be
Card2/3 expressed by Eq (2). Eqs (1) give a periodic solution for
, ~/C/,

.sA4i/60/OO3/02/oi6/O25
Simulation of a Vibrorammer by Means oPH/eEAR8
certain values of X 2 and R . In this case, the
switching circuit in the system of Figure 2 is not
actuated, while in the simulator of Figure 3 it is possible
to obtain a non-negative velocity after the input. In
order to overcome these difficulties the simulators can be
furnished with a correcting circuit. The effect of such
a circuit on the solution is illustrated in Figure 4
for R = 0 and in Figure 6 for R >0 , The dashed-dotted
lines in Figures 5 and 6 illustrate the solution without
the correcting circuit, while the "solid" lines represent
the solution with.the correcter circuit. In general, the
solutions obtained by the two simulators are alm,%st
identical. Three examples of the solutions for R = 0,
0.5 and 0.9 are shown in Figure 7. These solutions are in
reasonable agreement with the corresponding theoretical
results (Ref 1). There are 7 figures and 3 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATIONi Nauchno-issledovatellskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy
institut
pri Gor1kovskom universitete (Scientific-research Physics~.
Card3/3 engineering Institute of Gorlkiy Universit
SUBMITTED: October 26, 1959

BUKHCHEV, Iv.; STOIANOV,
Traction characteristics of a tractor with
hydraulic
transmission. Izv mekh selsko stop BAN no.
2;39-63 162*

Kb?l;,P,TSCV, V.S., dotsent, kand. a al rokokhoz.
nauk; jgAj~,, S. 1. assistant
Ngrobiologioal basis for the pinching back of forage
beanse
7zv. TSKHA no. 1%lOO-W9 165 (MIRA 1911)
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sallokokhozyaystvmnoy
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Uncl.