SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BEYER, A. A. - BEYLERYAN, N. M.

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~A RUBTSOV, Ivan Andrianovich; NAUROV, I.N.,
Aleksey~
--a""'d'em'ik, retsenzent; PREOBRAZHENSKIT, N.A..
professor. retsenzent;
BUKIN. V.N., professor, spetsradaktor; FRITTKINA,
L.A., redaktor;
GOTIIB, R.N., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Synthesis of vitamins] Sinte2 vitaminov. Moskva.
Pishchapromizdat.
1956. 258 P. (MIRA 10:1)
(VITAMINS)

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BEn, A.A.; BISFROZVANNTY, N.A.
Certain laws governing the distribution of Individual
compounds in
a mixture of telomers. Xhim.nanka i prom. 4
no.4:547-548 '59.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Gosudarstvennyy Institut asottoy pronVehlentonti.
(Polymerization)

S/204/62/002/004/017/019
E075/E435
AUTHORS: Afanaslyev, I.B.,-Btr, A.A.
TITLE: Telomerization between ethylene and dihalogen
derivatives of methane
PERIODICAL: Neftekhimiya, v.2, no.4, 1962, 611-616
TEXT: The telomerization of ethylene was investigated with
CH2C12, CH2Br2, CH2C1Br and CHC13- The experiments
were'conducted
in an 11 litre autoclave using benzoyl peroxide as the reaction
initiator. It was shown that the composition of the reaction
products (reaction temperature 100 or 2000C) as given by
J.Harmon et al W. Amer. Chem. Soc., 72, 1,950, 2213) is not
correct in that a,a-d�chloralkanes are formed and not
a-,w-d1ch1or-
alkanes. For CH Br telomerization, ifhi6h is described by the
authors for the firs? time, the reaction products are
a,w-chlorobromoalkanes. On the basis of the Walling equation
(C.Walling, Free Radicals in Solution, 1957) the chain transfer
constants were calculated for the four dihalogenomethanes. The
values obtained confirm the applicability of the Taft equation.
It was found that only CH2C1Br and CH2Br2 form
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Telomerization between ethylene ... E075/E435
OL,w-dihalogenoalkanes, the first of the two being more
attractive
in view of its relative cheapness and greater suitability for the
synthesis of aminoacids, a.-Anoalcohols, diamines, diols,
dicarboxylic acids and long-chain aminoacids. Using the methods
of ammonolysis, cyanation and cyanomethylation in the presence of
NaNH2 the authors synthetized nonamethylene diamine,
undecamethylenediamine, azelaic acid, chlorenantic,
chlorpelargonic and chlordecanoic acids and other compounds.
There are 2 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvennyy institut azotnoy promyshlennosti
(State Institute of the Nitrogen Industry)
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S/204/62/002/004/018/019
E075/E435
AUTHORS: BAr- AAA., Zagorets, P.A., Inozemtsev, V.F.,
_~~kh, G.S., Popov, A.I.
TITLE: Radio-chemical telomerization of olefines
PERIODICAL: Neftekhimiya, v.2, no.4, 1962, ~17-623
TEXT: Additional data are presented on the telomerization
between ethylene and carbon teti-achloride, and the reaction
between
tetrafluoroethylene and isopropylalcohol, The experiments were
conducted in a thermostatically controlled autoclave at 16 to
100 atm pressure in the absence of oxygen. The ethylene- CC14
mixture was irradiated with y-rays from Co6o with the activity
of about 350 g/equiv radium. The activity of the source for the
C2H2F4- alcohol mixture was 120 g/equiv radium. The molar ratio
C2H4- CC14 was varied from 0.2:1 to 3.8:1 and the reaction was,
studied at 20, 50 and 1009C. It was established that the content
of individual telomers in the reaction product is given by the
following approximate equations
Fl = CIR F M C2R F C3R
CiR + 1 2 (Cl R + 1) (C2R + 1)3 (CIR+ l)(C2R+ MC 3R+ 1)
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Radi-chemical telomerization ... 9075/E435
where Fn is the molar proportion of telomer with n olofine
residues, Cn - the chain transfer constant for the radical
leading to the formation of telomer with n olefine residues and
R - the molar ratio of telogen to olefine in the reaction
mixture.
When the ratio is changed from 3,831 to 0.2:1, a marked increase
in
the yield of tetrachloropropane is observed (from 3 to 5% to
63 to 1000C). The results were used in the development of radio-
chemical plant with an output of 8 kg/hour of tetrachloroalkanes
with Co source activity of about 15000 g/equiv radium in a
reactor
of 0.5 m3 volume and 800 mm in diameter. Telomerization between
C2H2F4 and lower alcohols was studied at room temperature. The
radio-chemical yield decreases in the series propanol-2 >
butanol-1 > ethanol > butanol-2 > methanol. The reaction
conditions were selected so as to eliminate completely the
formation of high molecular weight compounds. There are 4 figures
and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy institut
im. Mendeleyeva (Moscow Institute of Chemical
Technology imeni Mendeleyev),
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BEYER., A. Ya.; DUBMVSKIY. P.A.
Some results of the operation of UDAR-31
radloaotive lerel
gauges. Transp. i khran. nefti i nef teprodo no. I
s29-:'5316-,',
4
( m uu 1: -1, - --I )
1. Odesskaya pereraloobnaya neft-9tame

B.#_._"rof. (leningred)
B.P.Botkin's views in hematology and their elaboration
by Soviet
clinical medicine. Klin.med. 35 no.8:61-68 Ag '57. (MIRA
10:11)
1. Is imfedry fakul'tetskoy
Voyanno-msditoinskoy ordena
(IrAUTOLOGY
contrilbution of
of his ideas)
terapii (nach. - prof. B.A.Bayer)
Lenina akademii imeni B.M.Korive.
Bergei P*Botkin & present develop.

T. V. AD)
"InL..Iuaity in experimental coccidiosis of ra,,oit
cuused by heaav~~
infective doses of Eimeria intestianlis."
heDort presented at tlie 13th Annual aeetin_v and lst
International Conference
of 3ociety of Pi-otozoolo-ists, ~t.ra--Ue, 22-31 AuZ -)l

BEYEV,D.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk
Using the humps of marshalling yards for routine
railroad car repair.
Tekh.zhel.dor.6 no.8:12-14 Ag,47- (MM 8:12)
(Railroads-Cnra-MaLintenance and repair)

3BUT, Iholtriy Aleksandrovich, kandidat takhnicheskikh
nauk; CAUMVINA.
Tatlyana EDnetantinorns. inzhener; SCKOLOT. Petr
Petrovich. inzhener:
SILDMOVA, T.A., inzhener, redaktor; KHITROV, ?.A..
takhnicheakiy
redaktor
[mechantsing the repairing of passenger cars;
experience of car
repairing plants and depots] Makhanizataila rabot pri
remonte
passashirstikh vagonay; opyt vagonoremontnykh zavodov
v depo.
Moskva. Goo. transp. zhel-dor. izd-vo 1956. 179 p.
(MLRA 9:11)
(Railroads-Cars-Repairing)

BEYER, F.
Yugoslavia (1.30)
AgrimIture-Plant and Animal Industry
Motorboats and fuel used In fishing
p, 75.
MORSKO RIBARSTVO, Vol. 4j, no. 51,
1952.
East 1hroR2an Accei-,siona List,
Library of
Congress. Vol. 2, no. 3, March 1953.
UNCLASSIFIED

MnR, 7.
Illectrical lighting of fishing boats% p. 24 (Korsico Ribarstvo,
Vol. 5, no. 1/2,
1953. Zagreb)
SO: Monthly List of IIALi~~'MsionsjIhr2a9rY*O? Congress,
-gjp~~~~1953, Uncl.

CZECHOSLOVAKTIL/Nuclear Physics - Nuclear Power and
Tvch)iolD,%y. C
Abs invir Ref Zhur Fizika, No 17531,
AuthDr Beyer., Frantisek; Stach, Vaclav
Inst
Title Intensification of Heat Transfer in a Nuclear
Reactor
with Gas Cooling.
OriC Pub Jaderna encr.Sic, 1958, 4, No 9, 251-256
Abstract The authors investirjnte the possibility of
increasing
the heat transfer fron the surface of the fuel elenent
to the codlinG gas. On the basis of experine;its carried
out outside the reactor, it has bee-..I determined that
the
increase in the heat transfer is pussible by prodvcinL; an
intensive electric field around the heat-producin.e-
surfa-
ce. 11urinL, the intensification of the heat transfer in
the coolin(; channel of the imclear reactor, an analoLous
phenomenon takes place. Inasmuch as the [;-as in the reac-
tor is partially ionized bY the radiation, it is enough to
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CZECHOSLOViUM/Nuclear Physics - Nuclear Power and
TechnoloGy. C
Abs Jour Ref 7-livir Fizika, No 8) 1959) 17534
use the low voltage to obtain the required effecti
Experii-mnts are carried out with a loop of the experi-
nental reactor of the Institute of Nuclear Physics usinG
air coolinG. The experiments confirm the possibility
of a substantial Increase in the heat trausfer by the
foreGoinG ziethod.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPIDITATION sov/6246
Soveshchaniye po twoolltam. let, Leningrad, 1961.
Sinteticheakiye tasolity; poluchenlys, issledovanlye I
primeneniye
(Synthetic Zeolitea: Production, Investigation,and Use).
Non-
cow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1962. 286 p. (Seriest Its: Dokladj)
Errata slip inserted. 2500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademlya nauk SSSR. Otdolaniye
khimioh*skikh
nauk. Komislya po tseolltam.
Reap. Bds.: M. N../Dubinin, Academician and V. V.
3erpinakly, Doctor
of Chemical-Sciences; Bd.s Ye. 0. Zhukovskaya, Tech. Zd.:
3. P.
Golub'.
PURPOSE: This book Is Intended for scientists and
engineers engaged
In the production of synthetic zeolites (molecular
sieves), and
for chemists In general.
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Synthetic Zeolitest (Cont.) SOV/6246
COVMGB% The book Is a collection of reports presented at the
First
Conference on Zeolltes, hold In.Leningrad 26 through 19
March 1961
at the*LenIngrad Technological Institute imeni Liensovet,
and is
purportedly the first monograph on this subject. The reports
are
grouped Into 3 subject areass 1) theoretical problems of
adsorp-
tion on various types of teolites and methods for their
Investi-
gation, 2) the production of zooliten, and 3) application of
zealites. No personalities &" mentioned. References follow
in-
dividual articles.
TABLZ OF CONTEMS
Foreword 3
Dubinin, X. X. Introduation. 5
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Synthetic Zooliteit (Cont.)
SOV/t246
Pavlova, S. N., Z. V.
Driatekaya, and X. A. Mchiyan.

Application of Synthetic
Zeolites in Determining the

Content of Normal Alkanes In
Gasoline Fractions
253
Oalich, P N. T. Golubchenk A. A.
Outyrya, V. S.

Gutyryip and Investigation of the

Possible
Application-of Synthetic Zoolites as Carriers

and Catalysts
for the Dehydrogenation and Cracking of

n-Paraffine
:26o
Palek,
N., P. Iru, 0. Grubners and G. Be
P~
-
-

ves With Color
Synthetic Zeolites as Molecular
Re

Indication of Water-Vapor Pressure
263
Jklyumov, V. A., N.
N. Unnik, N. N. Kulov, N. X. Zhavoronkov,

0. 1. Faydell, and
D. 0. Zisman. Purifying Formaldehyde

From Moisture and Foralo
Acid With the Aid of Synthetic

Zoolites
26T
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.BEYER, Gerhard, inz. d--.
F,ffeet of li uid s, "stances on the separation in
ball mMs.
IN
Rudy 12 no.7 9296-3,99 JI-4164 (MIRA 176)
1# V94 W6rTa Potash )Imit.. Merkers, German
Democratl~~ Republic.

i? 4'Y2--,, H. ; VALOIUCH, L.
Testing -i choprer-thresher.
P. 97 (Zeemedels',~e Stroje) Vol, 2, no. 5, Mmy. 1957
Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: vICNTHLTY INDiLX OF EAST M17IFEAN ACCES~jr1-13
(Z-,,'AI) LC, VrL. 7, ::e,'. 1, JAN. 195P

FYU1NGi',RY / Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 23, 1958, 77696.
Author : Boyer_,, H.
-7 -
Inst : ungarian Academy of Sciences.
Title : New Developments in the Chemistry of Thiazole.
Orig Pub: licta Chim j'ikad Sci Hung, 12, No 3-4,
325-330 (1957)
(in German with summaries in English and Russian).
.abstract: The condensation of -~ -halogen ketones
and thio-
semiQarbazones theoretically should yield 2-hy-
drazinothiazoles (I), 3-amino-2-imide-thiazalones
(II), and 2-amino-1,3,4-thiadiazines (III). It
has been found that I is obtained in neutral mod-
ium, while III is formed in 1-2 N HC1; the reac-
tion with conc HC1 gives II. Mechanisms for the
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HUNGARY / Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 23, 1958, 77696.
Abstract: synthesis are given and the procedures
used in
establishing the structure of the final products
and of the intermediates obtained are described.
-- P. Sokov.
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)44861
S/081/62/000/024/020/073
B117/B166
AUTHORS: R61ek, M., Yfrial P., Grubner, 0., Beyerj He
TITLEt Molecular sieves with color indication of the humidity
content
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. -Khimiya, no. 24, 1962, 150,
abstract 201021 (Coll.ect. Czechoel.-;Chem. Communs, v. 27,
no. 1, 1962, 142-146 [Ger.; summary in Russ.]
TEXT: A study was made of a molecular sieve (M5) of the type Ag-A
(YSI)
which had been obtained by mixinG a IM suspension of the type Na-A
(MSM
with an. 0.2 N AGWO3 solution at 250C. In both.MS the X-ray
picture of the;
~.414SI with 10CI~11 substitution of Ila+ by Ag+shows,identical
crystal lattices.
It has been found by thermal differential s~nalysis that at 2350C
MSI
separates the sorbed water. Kt 5600C a second exothermal region
can be
observed which is probably connected with the recrystallization in
the MSII
lattice cauced by the presence of Ae. At 900 OC &~ne* endothermal
regi 'on
was.obtained which is typical of NISIonly. Under.dynamic
conditions'at
Ca rd 1/2

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ACC NRI Ai~6033595 SOURCE CODE: EU/ 5,--/66' 47/001/0013/0021
AUTHOR: 4ever. ~eMann B Kh. (Doctor; Budapest); Fejes,
'Eal-Feyesh, P. (Doctor);
eyer,
Schay, Geza- Shay, G. (Professor; Doctor); Varga, Karol,,Y_
ORG: Central Research Institute for Chemistry, MTA, Budapest
iTITLE: New investigations in the field of frontal gas
chromatographyl taking into
account the flow rate during sorption. Part 3: Determination of
theoretical plate
height values with the aid of frontal gas chromatography [This
paper was presented
at the All-Union Conference on Gas Chromatography in Moscow in
May 19 4.1
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta chemica, v. 47, no.
1, 1966, 13-22
TOPIC TAGS: gas chromatography, sorption
ABSTRACT: An expression was derived for the characterization of
the height of the
theoretical plate for the frontal variant in gas chromatography
and the values
obtained with the aid of this expression were compared with data
obtained by means
of elution chromatography. Orig. art. has! 3 figures and 11
formulas. [Orig. art.
in Germa.-11 [JPRS: 34,6691
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ACC NR: AT6033596 SOURCE CODE: IRJ/2502/66/047/()01/C)023/0035I
AUTHOR, Variza, KarolZE (Budapest); f2jesj_ Pil-Feyesh, P.
(Doctor; Budapest);
2_
Beyer, Hermann-Deyer, Kh. (Doctor; Budapest)
ORG: Central Research Institute for Chemistry, MTA, Budapest
TITI---; Now investigations in the field of frontal ga~_chE
roma o ra h,itaking into
s__Eoma
account the flow rate during sorption. Part 4; Evaluation of
chromatographic
partit-ion columns on the basis of transport rates determined by
frontal chromatography
and diffusion constants
ISOURCE: Academia scientiarum liungaricae. Acta chemica, v. 47,
no, 1, 1966, 23-35
TOPIC TAGS: gas chromatography, sorption
ABSTRACT: Methods for the determination of the transport rate
azil diffusion constantsi
of gas-chromatographic partition columns were described and means
for evaluating
sue', coliunns as to their performance characteristics other than
selectivity on the
basis of these data were developed. The data obtained on various
packed columns
were presented and discussed in detail. Orig. art. has: I figure,
'I formulas and
1 table. [Orig. art. in German] LJPXJ: 34,6691
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ACC NR' AT6033595
SOURCE CODE: HU/2502/66/047/001/0013/0022
AUTHOR: Bever. Hermarm:W:ZB Kh (Doctor; Budapest); Feje2
Pal--Feyesh, P. (Doctor);
Scha
-y. Geza--Shay, G Pro essor; Doctor); Varga, Karoly J, i
ORG: Central Research Institute for Chemistry, MTA, Budapest eyt
/I
TITIE: New investigations in the field of frontal gas
chromatographyltaking into
account the flow rate during sorption. Part 3: Determination of
theoretical plate
height values with the aid of frontal gas chromatography [This
paper was presented
at the All-Union Conference on Gas Chromatography in Moscow in
May 19 4.1
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta chemica, v- 47,
no. 1, 1966, 13-22
TOPIC TAGS: gas chromatography, sorption
ABSTRACT: An expression was derived for the characterization of
the height of the
Itheoretical plate for the frontal variant in gas chromatography
and the values
jobtained with the aid of this expression were compared with
data obtained by means
!of elution chromatography. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 11
formulas. [Orig. art.
lin German] [JPRS: 334,6691
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ACC NR: AT6033596 SCURCE CODE: TJ12-'C216610471(-- 0 is a fixed point in time. He derives an
iteration'formula for a
sequence u(k)(t) converging to the desired control, under
certain conditions. It
is shown that this sequence also converges to the solution of a
minimum time control
problem. Orig. art. hast 40 formulas.
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SOURCE COM UR/3187/65/000/001/005F/O-067--I
AUTHOR: Beyko, I,V.
ORG: None
TITLE: Numerical methods for the solution of certain optimum
pursuit problems
SOURCE: Kiye,~. Universitet. Kafedra vychislitellnoy matematiki.
Vychislitellnaya
matematika, no.1, 1965, 53-67
TOPIC TAGS: mathematic method, mathematic model, game theory,
numeric analysis,
optimal control, optimum time control, time optimal control,
iteration
ABSTRAM This paper deals'lwith optimum pursuit control strategies,
applying the M4
nimax principle of game the6r to systems of differential equations
of the pursuit m~
del. In the first section, the optimal pusuit control or guidance
strategies, u(t) i
for x, v(t) for y, - which realize the maxiiiin of certain putuit
control norms, are
considered, for a pursuit model, described in matrix form by the
aystems ef di[L-en-j
tial equations:
dx/dt = A(t).x 4 B(t),u -+ f(t) (I)i dy/dt = C(t).y * g(v,t) 2)
With the Cauchy solution for (1) and (2) denoted by x(t,u) and
y(t,v), and
convexity, closure and limii conditions on the set V to which the
control.
v(t) belong (v(t)eV), - the existence, at a given T>O and for any
V(t)~ of
trol strategy u(t) fulfilling the condition x(T,u)= y(T,v) (3)
(-the
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or necessary encounier condition, abstractor) - is assumed.
The intr-_Ju(-tr)ry probl,~r.
is: to find, for a diosen v(t)EV , a control strategy u(t),
which w_-.-uld "force"
the norm
I U11 a given positive defloite matri
l (K(t).UM,U(t))dt, (with K(t)
to assume, under Zondition (3), a minimum value M vI
M a minjj U11 U M* (4)
V u f
Let now v*(t) be such a control strategy, that: Ina Mv a M =
M* (5);
v V*
with this as a point of departure, two problems of optimal
control strategy paics are
formulated and solved. Problem 12 To find v*(t), u*(t)
fulfilling.the condition
11 " x(T,u*) : y(T,v*) and also the condition:
Ma min S(K(t).u(t),u(t))dt =J(K(t).u*(t),u*(t))dt = K* (6);
and problem 21
11405 f i~~ oV**(t), u**(t) fulfilling the condition x(T,u**)
" y(T,v**), and
the condition: max min
t*V 14 IfU112 [phone] MW 0~u (t)1 (7)
In Section 2, a non-linear case of the system: ?
dx/dt = A(T).v + 13(t).u + f(t) (01 dy/dt S(ytvgt) (9) is
discussed.
Section 3 presents methods for the solution of certain pusult
problems based upon the
maximin of time. An iterative method is proposed and its
convergence condition is
found, in form of an inequality constraint on the first
iteration vector. Orig. art.
"has 20 formulas.
SUBM DATEt CO/ ORIG REN, 003
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BULGARIA/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products H
and Their Applications. Ceramics. Glass.
Binding Materials. Concrete. - Binding
Materials. Concrete and Other Silicate
Construction Materials.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No.6. 1959, 20330
Author : Beykov, M.; Toshkov, Ye.
Inst : -S-61-e-h-tifid Research Architectural Institute
Title : Use of Electro-osmosis to Dry and Stabi-
lize Construction Grounds and Concrete.
Orig Pub : Tr. Nauchoizsled. stroit. in-t,
1955 (1957)9 1, 231
Abstract : No abstract.
Card

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ACCESSION NR: AP502195T UP/0021/65/000/008/09TT/OQ,&)
AUTHORt Beyko, I. V.; BeyX9#--,K1!,x-
TITLE: Minimization of the functl2na"f the final state of a
controlled no near
system
SOURCE: AN UkrRSR. Dopavidi,, no. 8., .1965, 9TT-W
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control tbeox7, functional equationp
nonlinear control
system
ABSTRACT: A variational method Is used to construct a sequence of
controls u(t)
01(t) Ur(t)) C E(,M) (u(t) C E(u), such that Jui(t) I :~ m for all
t, I
vherein each succeedifig control results in a smaller value of
the
minimized functional I(x(T., u) (for specified T > Oj, m). Here
x(t.u) is the solu-
tion of the Cauchy problem for the system
dx
f (x, ul t) I x - (x1' "" xn)
under the initial conditions x(0) - xO. If the righ-hand aides of
the equations
for the control have bounded partial derivatives and the minimi ed
convex func-
tional has a continuous gradient# then the constructed sequence of
equations con-
Card 1/2
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verges to an extremal control in the case of an arbitrary
first approximation.
This report was presented by Yu, 0. Yqtropollolkyy (Yu. A
mitropollskiy). Crrig.
mt. has 1 9 forwalas.
ASSOCIATIONt Instytut matenatyki AN UHSR [Inatitut watematiki
AN UkrSSR]
(institute of Mathenaticop AN UkrSBR) VV."Wr
Swam): 06J%Ll& MCL: 00 SUB CODE: VA., IE
NR IMF BOV: 002 OTHER: 000
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KARIMOV, D.Kh.; HEYIWZIYEV, K.
Mixed problem for a hyperbolic
boundary. Wauch. trudy TashGU
equation degenerating at the
no.208. Mat. nauki no.2300-97 162.
(KERA 16 t 8)
(Boundary value problems)
(Differential equati-ons)

BMI F Soyao
Comparability of readings of pendulum impact
testing machines of
various designs. Trudy VNIIM no.1:91-112 148. (MIRA
11:11)
(Steel,Testing)

24(o); 5(4); 6(2) PHASE I BOOK
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BZYLIRYAN, 11.11.
-O~g-A
%gMon of potassium persulfate with diethylamine. Report
No.l. Nauch. trtjdr Brev. un. 60:143-150 '57. (MIRA 11:8)
1.Kafsdra~fizichevkoy khimii Terevansksgo
gosudaretvennage
univernitet4L.
(Diethylamits) (Potassium peroxidisulfate)

CHALTYKYAN, O.A.; BEYLIKRYAN, -N.M-
j
Oxidation of cuprous chloride by sodium perfulfate. Izv.
AN Arm.
SSR khim. nauk 11 no.1:13-22 '58. (MIRA 11:6)
I.Yerevanakiy gosudarstvann" universitet.
(Uopper chlorides) (Sodium sulfates) (Oxidation)

CHALTYKYAN, O.A.,; ~IRYLFP. ir,
Reaction of potapolum persulfate with diethylanine.
Report
No.?: Effect of p9 of media on the reaction rate. Izv,
All
Arm.SSR. Khtm.nauki 11 no.3:153-1.58 158. (MIRA 11-.11)
1. Terevanskly gosudarstvannyy universitst.
(Potassium sulfates) (Diethylamins) (Hydrogen ion
concentration)

5(4),
SOV/76-33-1-7/45
AMORS.-
Chaltykyan, 0. A.,-Atanasyan, Ye.
N., 3eyleryan, N. 11.,

Marmaryan, G. A.
TITLE:
Reaction Kinetics
of Peroxides in Solutions (Kinetika reakt-siy

'perekisey v
rastvorakh) II~ Reaction Kinetics of Benzoyl

Peroxide With
Diphenylamine III. Kinetika vzaimode~-stviya

.perekisi-benzoila s difenilaminom)
PERIODICAL:
Zhurnal
fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 1, PP 306-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
It was already shown that in a reaction of benzoyl
peroxide (1)

with secondary aliphatic amines the reaction
velocity IRV)

increases in proportion with the alkalinity of
the amines and

the solvent (Ref 1)..The reaction mentioned in
the title was

already investigated by S. P. Gambaryan (Ref 3)
as well as by

Khb S.-Bagdasarlyan and R. 1. Milyutinskaya (Ref
4). The

working method of the present case is rather similar
to that.

of the investigations (Ref 4),,It was observed
(Tables 1,2)

that the reaction velocity of (1) with
diphenylam.-Lne (!I) is

greatest in benzene solutions; equal
in ether and acetone

solutions, which is, how.ever, slower
than in benzene; i. e.

in the reaction of (.I) with III) tube
influence of the solvent
Card 1 3
is different from that in the
case of aliphatic alkaline

so 7/76 -.3 3-1- -7/45
Reaction Kinetics of Peroxides in Solutions. 11. Reaction
Kinetics of
Benzoyl Peroxide With Diphenylamine
secondary amines. If the benzene solutions are diluted (Table
3);
the reaction order changes and approaches an order of the
second degree (as was observed in reference 4). Determinations
of the RV in vinyl acetate solutionc at 20, 30, and 400C
showed (Fig 1) that the RV decreases strongly in comparison to
the benzene solutions, which may be explained by the formation
of free benzcate radicals. Using an appropriate arrangement
Fig 3), investigations on the absorption of nitrogen oxides
II) in benzene solutions of (I) + (I'I) at 200 and in acetone
R
solutions at 20, 25P 30, and 400 were carried out. As soon as
'the initial concentration of (I) and (II) is increased, the
absorDtion velocity of (III) increases in proportion the
concentrations of (I) and (II) (Fig 5). The formation of --
free diphenyl nitrogen radical was proved qualitatively by
means
of concentrated sulfur-4c acid. The temperature function of
the
absorption velocity of the (III) by (I) and (II) in acetone
solutions is characterized as an exponential function (Figs
6,7),
The value found for the activation energy (12-7 kcal) cor-
Card 2/3 responds to that mentioned in reference 4. It is
assumed that:

SOV1176-33-1-7/45
Reaction Kinetics of Peroxides i-n Solutiuns. ILI. Reaction
K-in'tics of
Benzoyl Peroxide With Di-phenylamine
1) the reaction between.(!) and (II)*is a chain reaction
pro-
ceeding via free diphen.171 nitrogen ani berizoate radicals;
2), the bqgimiing of the chclin fo~rmatlo..-' io *~,ased on
an.
elementary reaction between the molecules of (1) and (I,),
3) the reaction becomes more complicated as the formation
velocity of the benzoate radicals inc_reases. It is stated
that, in contrast to the strongly alkaline aliphatic
secondary
amines, the weakly alkaline (II) splits the (1)
homolytically
at the peroxide bindings. There tire 7 ficures, 4 tables,
and.
7 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Yerevanskiy Cosudarstvennyy universitet
(Yerevan State
University)
SUBMITTED: May 28, 1957
Card 3/3

CILALTTKYAN, O.A.; BEYLERYAN, N.M.
Reaction of potassium peroulfate vrith amines in
aqueous solutions.
Report No.5: Kinetics of reactions between potas~-Juri
yersulfate and
trimethyl- and triethylamine. Izv- All Arm- SSR- Khim.
naulki 1.3
no.5:315-323 160. (MIIIA 14:2)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudai-stvennyy universitet. Kafedra
fizichesl-,oy i
kolloidnoy khimii.
(Potassium perovdisullfate) (Triethylemine)
(Triemethylamine)

CHALTMAN, 0. A. , - BiniCRYAN, N. X.
Kinetics of reactions between potassium persulfate and
amines In
aqueous solutions* Dokl.A3F Arm-SU 30no.4:225-299 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvennyy univeraitet.
Predstavleno akad.
AN ArzVanskoy SSR G.1h.BuWatyanom.
(Potassium sulfate) (Amines) (Chemical reactions, Rate
of)

GHALTYKYAN, O.A.; BEYLERLdl, N.M.
Xinetics otassium persulfate with
aminee in aqueous solutions. Part 4: Reaction of
potassium persalfate with amino alcohols. Dokl.AN
Arm.S& 31 no. 2:73-77 160. (MMA 13:11)
1. Yerevanskiy goeudaretvennyy univeraitat.
Predstavleno
akademikom AN ~.rmyanskoy SSR M.A.
Ter-Karapetyanom.
(Potassium sulfates) (Alcohols)

kl~711~qAllp.W.M,; CHALTYKYMv 0,A,
Kinetics of reactions of potassium persulfate and
amines in
aqueous so2utionse Part 8: Effect of the nature and
structure
of the anines on kimetics. Dokl.AIN Arm.SSR 31
no.3:347-151 16Q
(MBU 13:12i
1. Yerevanakiy gosudaretvenryy universitet.
Prestavleno akademikom
AN ArManskay SSR Golh*Bmyatyanom,
(Potassim sulfates) (Amines)

CHALTUM, O.A.; BEMMUN, N.M.
Reaction kinetics of potassium persulfate with amines
in aqueous
solutions. Report No*7: Effect of allrali on the
kinetics of the
persulfate - amino alcohols reaction. Izv.AN
Arm.SSR.Khim.nauki
14 no.lt7-14 161. (MIU 150)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudaretvenn" universitet, problemnaya
laboratoriya
fiziki) -khimii polinerov.
'(Potassium peroxydioulfate) (Alcohols)

CHALTYKYAN, O.A.; BEYLERYAN, N.M.
Kinetics of the reactions of potassium persulfate with
amines
in aqueous solutions. Report No.g: Effect of cations
on the
kinetics of the reaction persulfate - diethylamine.
Izv.AN
Arm.SSR. Khim.nauki 14 no-3:197-207 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet, kafedra
fizicheskoy i
kolloidnoy khimii.
(Perox.ymonosulfates) (Diethylamine) (Cations)

CHALTYKYAN, O.A.; BEYLERYAN, N.M.
Kinetics of the reaction of potassium persulfate with
amines in
&TAeous solutions. Report No.10: Effect of Cu and Ag
cations on
the kinetics of the reaction persulfate - amino
alcohols. IzY.AN
Arm.SSR. Khim.nauki 14 noJ1209-216 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet, kafedra
fizicheskoy i
kolloidnoy kbinji.
(Peroxymonosulfates) (Alcohols) (Cations)

CHALTYKYAN, 0,A.; LEYIERYAN, N.M.; CHOBANYAN, DLS.;
SARUKHA14YAN, E.R.
Investigating the Mnetics of persulfate - aminea
reaztionB
iii aqueoue solutions. Report No.12: Study of the
kinetics of
colamine and pyridine oxidation with potassium
persulfate in the
presence of silver ions. Izv.AII Arm.SSRAbim.riauki
1-1+ no-4:293-
302 i61. (MIM 14 - 10)
1. YerevarLvkiy gosudarstvannyy universitet; kafedra
fizicheskoy
kbiz-11 i problemnaya laboratorlya, kinetiki
polimerizatsionny-kh
I)r L,
O~sebsovj-Ethanol) (Pyridi ne) Oxid a Lion)

S/171/62/015/005/Oo8/ooB
E073/E135
AUTHOR:
',ler~yan
TITLE: Professor O.A. Chaltykyan (On the occasion of his
60th birthday)
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Armyanskoy SSR., Izvestiya. Seriya
khimicheskikh nauk.-v.15, no.5i 1962% 495-496
TEXT: On December 4th, 1962,.Doctor of Chemical Sciences,
Professor Oganes Akopovich Chaltykyan celebrated his 60th
birthday and 35 years of scientific teaching activity. Of
great
importance is his work on the kinetics of.acetylene
dimerisation,
and a monograph "Kuprokataliz" (Cuprocatalysis) will be
published in 1963. Also of importance is his work on
decomposition of peroxides under the influence of hydrogen-.
containing compounds. He started working in this field in
1925
-under the direction of Professor S.P. Gambaryan.
There is 1 photograph.
Card 1/1

BEYLERYAN, N.M,; CHAITYKYAN, O.A.; GUYLASYAN, T.T.
Kinetics of the reaction persulfate -
diethylethanolamine.
Dokl.AN Arm-SSR 35 no.1:37-1+0 162. (MIRA 15;8)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvemyy universitet. Predstavleno
akademikom AN Armyanskoy SSR G.Xh.Bunyatyanom,
(Ethanol) ~Potassium peroxydisulfate) (Amines)