SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BIKKULOV, A. Z. - BIKTIMIROVA, L. G.

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S/081/61/000/002/016/023
A005/A105
The Solubility of Oil Hydrocarbons in Organic Solvents and
Ways of the Oil
Production Improvement
late from sulfurous paraffin-base petroleum by phenol
containing IC% water makes
it possible to obtain an oil resistant to oxidation and
having high susceptibility
to antioxidant admixtures. The two-stage deparaffination of
wide oil fractions
makes it possible to increase the output of oils. An increase
of the outp)i. :)f
deparaffinized. oils and the filtration rate is also attained
by the addi-- 'i~)V. o-.,*'
admixtures, in particular, of the depressant A3HVW (AzNII)
and oxidized ppt~~o-
latum.
B. E.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the
original Russian abstract.
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AUTHORS:
TITLEt
36539
S/081/62/000/006/071/117
B140108
Bikkulov A Z Nurayeva, Re A*
Inves'tigation of the selectivity of furfuroA in the purifioa-
tion of distillation raw materials
PERIODICALz Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 6, 1962, 532, abstract
6M180 (Sb. tr. Ufimak. neft. in-ta, no. 3,
1960, 221 - 229)
TEXT: The selectivity of furfurol~(I) toward various Groups of
compounds
found in mixtures of sulfur containing petroleum distillates was
investijpt-
ed. This study was based on the chemical analysis of the refined
product
and of the extract obtainedl and on the quality of the hydrocarbons in
these produpts. A high selectivity of I toward different groups of
compound!.,;pw5 revealed. The order-of the extraction of hydrocarbons
by
I is, determined by the number of aromatic rings and by the length of
the
paraffin chains in the molecules, whilst the total number of rings
does
not affect this ordere The hydrocarbons isolated from the extract,
have
a higher coke value, a lower viscosity index (VI) and a lower
oxidation
stability than those 'of similar hydrocarbons isolated from oil.
There is
Gard 1/2.

S/081/62/000/006/071/117
Investigation of the ... B149/B108
some overlap of the VI of.the fractions (although the crude
components are
sharply differentiatediby I). This may be avoided by recycling. The
oxidation stability of'paraffino-naphthenic hydrocarbons from oil
depends
on the content of mono- and bi-oyolio aromatic compounds. Since
there is
a great variety of aromatic hydrocarbons in the distillate, the
solvent
chosen must be of high.selectivity to ensure a sharp separation of
high
grade from low grade products. [Abstracter's note: Complete
translation
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BIKKULOV, A.Z.; KHLESTKINp R.N.; GROSHEV, B.M.;
KHAHffEV, V.Kh.;
ZMIXWv A.G.
Use of petroleum toluene to obtain terephthalic acid.
Neftepi r.
i neftekhim. no.803-35 163. (MIRA 17a8
1. Ufimiskiy neftyanoy institut.

BIKKI! ~V-,:4.; GROSEV, B.M6
Use of an anti-solvont in the extraction of
hydrocarbon fractions.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; neft' I gaz 6 no.1.1:71-73 163.
KRA 1719)
1. Ufimskiy neftyanoy inotitut.

BIKKULOV, A.Z.
Effect of water on the properties of phenol an a
selective
solvent. Nefteper. i neftekhim. no. 3:3-7 164.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Ufimskiy neftyanoy institut.

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A I '( ~ ~N N!k ' /~%, I ~,ii I% udi i .11 -.." - ",- - . - I -
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BIRULOV, A.Z.; POPOV, V.A.; GROSURV, B.M.
Selective solvents for extracting aromatic hydrocarbons
from gasoline
fractions. Nefteper. I rieftekhim. no.603-34 165. (MIRA
18-,7)
1. Ilfimskiy neftyanoy institut.
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BIKKI)LOV,
Al ~?,,GROSHEV, B.M., POPUV, V.A.
Comparison of seleotive solvents. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
neft' i gaz
8 no.6s67-72 165. (MIRA 180)

BIKKULOV, A.Z.; GROSHEV, B.H.
Glycols as sele,i-viva aolvents in the errtraz~t
Ian rif Yqdrcz~arbunp.
Nefteper. i neftekh4im. no.1l.;:24-26 164 MIRA iscz"
j
1. Llf!mak.-'y neftyanoy instital.0

BIKKIII-OV, A.Z.
Phenol and furfural. ais selective solvents. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.;
neft' i gaz 8 no.1:67-70 165. (MIRA 18-2)
l.'Ufimskiy neftyanoy institut.

.,.,A~o~ go; Groahev, Bo Ho; Popov, Ve A*
ORGs Ufa Petroleum Institute (Ufimkiy neftyanoy Institut)
TITIE: Selective solvents A)r middle petroleum distillates
SDURGEs IVUZ. Neft' i gas, not 7, 19639 39-61
TOPIC TAGS: fractional distillation, petroleum refining,
nitromethane, solvent
extraction
ABTTRWT: ' Fifteein compounds were studied as possible
e-eleictiv'e- solvents for
-extractive separation of middle distillates. It was shom that
the most
.suitable selective solvents for middle distillates include
dimethy1formamide
.and furfurol, exhibiting at operating temperatures quite high
dissolving and
selective capacity. They can also be regenerated fairly easily.
Sulfolan,
propylene carbonate,, tnd ethylene carbonate can be used in the
extraction of
the middle distillates* Ploweverp in view of the high boiling
points., these
.solvmtB require special regeneration methods. Use of
nitromethane and aceto-1
nitrile with sufficient tatperature coefficients and satisfactory
dissolving '
!and selective capacity.. can be used toprevent boiling nf
solvents at elevated.
ipressures in the extraction equipmqnte Oil--- tableo fj'PR-S7
L'_ _ ___- - .- . g. art. has: 2 agurea and 1
suB comst n, o7 suBm DATE: olhug64 mn REFs oo?
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BIKULOVA G,.A., otv. za vyp.; LAVROVA, T.V., otv.
za vyp.; LOBIJOYA,
- -'Yu. p otv, za vyp.
(Nomenclature handbook] Nomanklaturrqi spravochnik.
Mo-
skva. Pt.lo(Quality and high-quality steels]
Kachestven-
nye i vysokokachestvermye stali. 2., perer. i dop.
izd.
In.d.) 279 p. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Promsyr1yeimport, Vsesoyuznoye
importno-eksportnoye ob"-
yedineniye.

L 44U8-16 /jxT
ACC NR& AP6023656 LA) SOURCE CODE: UR/0066/66/000/004/0039/0041
AUTHORS: Chizhov, G.,B. (Doctor of t3chnical sciences,
Professor); Didenko, R. A.;
Bikkulova.aI, M,
ORG: Len~Mad Technological Institute-for the Refrigeration
Industry
(Leninj~a_dskiy takhnologichaskiy institut kholodi-11noy
pronyahlennosti)
TITLE: Treating the surface of chicken eggshells to increase
their lasting in
storage
'SOURCE.- Kholodilluaya tekhnika,, no. 4,, 1966# )9-41
TOPIC TAGS: food preservation,, food technology,, mineral oil,
antibiotic / 50SU
*ineral oil
ABSTRACT: A series of antibiotic~and substances sealing the
shell pores was applij
to the surface of chicken eggshe3_1s in an effort to determine
their ability to
lengthen the storage period of eggs. None of the antibiotics
tested (bioMrain,
nistatine, sorbio acid, and various mixtures of these) has.
shown any protective
ability. Neither did aqueous solutions of sodium silicate,
polyethylene packaging,
or 10-sec dipping of the eggs in boiling water. The only
promising results were
obtained by immersing the egges In 50SU mineral oil,, especially
if the latter con-
tained 1% of the oil-soluble antibiotic hordecyn, described by
No Vo Novotellnov
1/2 uDc: 637.4.004.4

L 44"8-66
WC NRt AP6023656
0
and 1. S. Yezhov (Novyy antibiotik gordetsin, vydelenrW iz
yachmennogo zerna.
Zhurnal Doklady vysshey shkoly (Biologicheskiye nauki), 1959,
No. 3). The treat-
ment resulted in a drastic decrease of dehydration, decrease
of microbe population,
and of the number of defective eggs. These advantages are
especially pronounced
upon prolonged storage, e.g.,, 3-4 months. Orig. art. has% I
table.
SUB COM 06, 07/ SUBM DMI none/ ORIG REN 0031 OTH REF: 001

DOIZINP I'm., red.; BIKMVA, R.I., red.; STULICHINOVA,,
N.F., tekhn.red,
gTables of observations performed on the drifting
research stations
"North Pole-6" and "North Pole-70 in 1958 and 19591
Materialy
nabliudenii nauchno-issWovatellskikh dreituiushebikh
stantaii
"Savernyi poliu " " I "Severnyi polius-7" 1958-1959 d
Leningrad., Izd-vo "Morskol. transport,," 1962. 627 p.
raLngrad.
Arkticheskii i antarkticbeskii
nauchno-iasledovatellskii
instltut. Trudy, no.249). (MM 1624)
(Arctic regione-Mate~rology--ObservationB)

NIKOLISUIO A.F... red.; BIKMVA, R.I., red.; XOTLYAKOVA,
0.1., tekhn,red,
NOW f
,g.researoh stations North
[materials from observations at drif tin
Pole-6 and North Pole-7 in 1958-1959~and North Pole-5 in
19561
A - -.2 -- -~ -;f~
VAterialy nabliudenii nauahno-insledovAtel'BUkh drejX4
Una
staxitaii "Severnyi polius4j" Severnyi polius-70 1958/59
g i
*Severnyi polius-5K 1956'goaa, (Lieningrad, Isd-vo
"Mwskdi transport,"
1963, 910 p, Leningrad, Arkticheskii i antarkt~4heskii
nauchno-
ia,sledo-vatelfskii institut, Trudy, vol.250),-* (MIRA
16 t 5)
(Arctic rogionii-I6nQsphero4.~,,Qbeervations)
(Arctic regions-Magnett~sm, Tor strial-Oboarvation 9)
10-10

LAVROV, V.V.; IVANOV,, K.Ye., doktor geograf.nauk, red.;
BIKULOVA, R.I.,
red.; STULICHIKOVA, N.P., takhn.red.
(11r'oblems in the physics and mechanics of ice] Voprosy
fiziki i
makhaniki 11da. laningrad, Isd-vo "Morskoi t 'ransport,"
1962. 117 p.
Leningrad. ArtUchaskii i antarktichaskii
nauchno-issledov,ateltakii
institut. Trudy, val.247. (MIRA 16t10)

BM(AKATOV- Ih.D.; VINOGRADOV, G.N., redaktor
[De:iga
and maculations for a venipreamtre mmeade spilIVS71
lonstruktalla i raschet polunapornogo perepada.
Pr=ze. Isd-vo
Kirgitakogo filia3.& Ak&dguit nauk sssRs 1948. 40 p.
(MLRA 7:10)
(Spillways)

BM:Al,~ATOV 1 JUJI. D. , .- .- .I- . * '
i :, otekhni,~,
1,11. D. osobennost ~Splcat,3tsii kawl0v I FL jdr s', c E, h
'inney el,
36670. Bihmamatov, ), Gidrotekhnika J jrell.oratsJY3, 1949, no. 5,
c- 64-69
sooruzhenV V ,orywk1i )slcrviyal,lhe
rl
SO: Mtopis, Zhurrunllyrkh Statcy, 'Vol. 50, Xoskva, 1949

BIKMAKATOV, Kh. D.
. - - -!", Oj
"CalculatiAgs for Spillways," Gidrotekh. Itroi, No. 5.
1949
Cand Mech Soi. '

1. PIKM#ATOV, Kh. D.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Water Pipes
7. Nonfreezing metal sleeve for connecting a wooden pressure
pipeline with
a reservoir. Gidr. i mel. 4 no. 11, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
March 1953, Unclassified.

SOV/98-59-6-13/20
AUTHOR: Bikmamatov, Kh.D., Candidate of Technical Sciences
---------------------------- 11%
TITLE: The Calculation of Ice Formation in Waterconduits of
Hydroelectric Power Plants
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekbniehesk e stroitel'stvo, 1959, Nr 6,
pp 45 0~
- 47 (USSR
ABSTRACT: The author finds that formulas proposed by
Engineer
A.P. Sengalevich in his article, titled as above and
published in Nr 4 (1957) of this periodical, for the
calculation of ice formation in water conduits of
the hydroelectric power plants give contradictory
and wrong results. There are 1 table and 7 Soviet
references.
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BIFVATOVA, G. G.
BIXMATOVA, Q. G.:
"Stratified rairs
Pedagogical Inst
(DTSSMTATTON FOR
scrwg)
of complexes." Moscow City
imeni V. P. Potemkin. Moscow 1956.
IMF. DEGRVT OF CARTMTE nT PHYSTC(WkTqEVITIUL
Soi Knizhnaya letopis' No 15, 1956, Moscow

BIDMMWUMV, M.A.
The gray-brown soils of Kxvl-Ojrda Province. Izv.AN
Kazakh.SSR.
Ser.bot.i pochv, noo2-.3-7 160. (K= 13:8)
(Kzyl-at" PrOTIRCS-80115)

BIYJtVqA3F.ET0VA, KUL -S-
33589. Alkogolizatsiya Verkhne-Gortamogo Nerva. Vestnik
Otorinolaringologii, 1949,
No. 5, c. 79-80. Bibliogr: C. 80
SO: Letopislrrjkh Statcy, Vol. 45, Moskva, 1949

USSR/Humnn and Animal MorphdloV.. Nervous System.
5-12

Peripheral Norvous System

Abs Jour:
Ref Zhur -
Biol.1 No 199 1958, 88402
Author e.
Bikmukhmnetova.
Kh-,- S,--
Inst t
Not Given
Title
Some Wriants of
Anastomosis of the Main Branchos

of the Pharyngeal
~brvea
Orig Pub:
Vestn. otorinclaringologii, 19560 No.
Is 68-74
Abstract:
It was dumonstratod in the pharynx,
in 35 ad-ult mon.,

that the anastomosos (A'I) of tho
main 'branches of the

pharyngeal nerves tire numerous$
multiform ind usu-

ally inconstant. Constant
anastomoBoa were domon-

strated only between the
tormina -irborization of

the internal branch of the
superior ph,-!Mpoa1 nerve

(Sa!) and the internal
branch of the SPN ind the -
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posterior branoh
of the inferior pharyngeal nerve.

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USSR/Humn and Animal Morphology. Nervous System. S-3
Peripheral Nervous System
Lbs Jour: Rof Zhur - Biol,,, Ib 19., 195Bq 88402
Abstract: in constant anastomosas were of various
&L-rees, of
complication. AmonC 6 inconstant-L of the main
branches of the pluaryngeal nerves, simple L wore
noted in 46 casase complicated, in 15. 1, of the in-
terbal brpnches of the SPN were found more frequently
and were ricre complicated than A of other branchos
of the pharyngeal norvo4, The variability of ~11 of the
main branchas of tho phnrynFoal nervo suVeosts a
diversity and variability of the function of those
branches,
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IIMM2MI~,.Kh.S. (Bashicirskeya ASSR, Ufa, ul. Innine, d.2,
kv,39)
~Xiiams forms of variation in the brenching of the
superior laryural
nerve* Arkheanstegist. J ambr, 35 nool:105-106 Ja-F 158.
(min 11-.4y
lo Is kafedry operativnor khtrurgii (say. - dots.
VA.Rowakevich)
Bashkirskogo meditsinskago institatse
(TA , innervation,
superior laryngeal nerve. extreme forms of branching
(RUS))

BMWLILINA, M. M.
Bikmullina,, M. 11. -- "The Macroscopic Structure and
Innervation of the
Muscles of the Posterior Surface of the Lower Leg."
Bashkir State IXedical
Inst imeni XVth Anniversary VIKal. Ufa, 1955.
(Disseration For the Degree
of Candidate in Medical Sciences).
So; Knizhnaya Leto2is', No. 11, 1956, pp lo3-u4

B
USSR / Human and Animal liorpholo!~ . Nornpl and Patilolo,,
cal. S
y Ui
Nervous System4 .
Abs Jour R Zh B1611
No 21, 1958i Po 97072
Author lukwg"W,~_~
Inst Bashkir He~icanl I~stitutle
Title Macroscopic Structure and IlinervWon of the Huncles of
the Posterior SurfPce of the Can
Orig Pub :Sb..naucbn. tr. Kafodry normalln. anatomil,
Bgshkirsk4
med. An-t. Ufa, Bashkirsk, kn, izd-vo, 1957, M-186
Abstract :98 lower extremities of 52 human cadrvers from
fetuses of the
second half of intra-uterine life to 60 years of age and, for
comparison, 30 hind extremities of the do-, wolf,, fox, cat -nd
rabbit, were studied. The nuthor concludes thot the powerful
development of the muscles (M) of the posterior sutfoce of
the calf, and their complicated function, ire specific for
min.. Aside from musculus plantaris, all other 1.11 ire better
developed in man than in onimpls.. The presence of muscle
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"JSSR / human and Animal Korpholorv, Normal and
Prtholo;- chl.
Nervous System.
Abs Jour R Zh ti6l, 21j, 1958j, 140 97072
stations of vnrious length in the Fastrocnemius M of
man,
as well as V~e complex feathery structure of itv
c,-pitul,-,
allow it to develop rre~rriter power by dynimic and
static
contrictions. , Complict-ted structure and pcnicrful
development
of musculus solous is connected with erect wclldng.
Lusculus
plcntaris in mvn fullfills only an auxilliary
function. M
of the deep lpyer of the posterior surface of the calf
(C)
possess primarily a static function. The muscular
pates of
m,gpstrocnemivsJ mesoleus and m.tibiolis posterior are
distributed in their proximal parts, and m.plantaris
and n.
popliteus in the middle pert. Entrance of nervas into
11 of
the posterior surfvce of the calf occurs usually in
the 3-4
brsnches. Final formetion of M of the posterior
surface of
the calf occurs in the process of their functioning by
walk-
ing. Under influence of trPction, their tendonous
apppr,-tus
forms.. and t1my acqiiire the ability for a st,-tic
function.
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BIMULLINA, S.K., kand.med.nauk
Morphological changes in the lungs fo3loving the
action of coal
dust from the Yogo'rahino coal mines'. Sbor. rab. po
silik. no.2:
3.43-145 160* (MIRA 1413)
1. Sverdlovskiy gosudaratvenpyy moditainskiy
inatituto,
(WNGS-DUST DISFASES)

I S-.-
BIKYULLINA-SULEYMANOVA, S. K.--"Morphology of the Healing of
Wounds Under the Influence
of Sulfanilamides and Penicillin when the Organism is in a
Normergic and Allergic State."
*(Dissertation for Degrees in Science and Engineering Defended at
USSR Higher Educational
Institutions.) Sverdlovsk State Medical Inst, Sverdlovsk, 1955
SOtKnizhnaya ketopial, No. 25, 18 Jun 55
* For Degree of Candidate In Medical Sciences

-S,-
--B 9
Changes in the pbynicomechanical properties of limestones
and
dolomites in sections of the upper Carboniferous in the
Samara
Bond. Trudy IDEM no,43.-7-17 161. (NIU 3-4:10)
(Samara Bend-Limestone) (Sanua Bend-Dolomite)

MSKOVP A.P. [Kreshkov A.P.);-,UXOVA,,_L.N. [Bykova,
L.N.); KAZAILIAN, N.A.
[Kazaryan, N.A.1; ALDAROVA --W.S.--[Aldarova, N.S-h.)
i.
Advances ir the field of the analysis of inorganic and
organic
compounds in nonaqueous solutions. Analele chimie 17
no.4:43-88
O-D 162.
is#
.10 .

BIKOVA, Nq ZIKOIQVA. S*.
'~r,
ithesis of dicumarol, Farmateiia 4 no.1:23-26 J&,-F
154.
1. Republikeaski uau&no-iss-ledovatelski
farmatesytiehan institut.
(COUMAIN. prqwation of.)
0

ZHILIAZKOV, L.; BIKOVA. N.; MOLOTA, S.; PSTKOVA, 1.
A now method of mynthesis of 1-pherq1-2-sainapropanol
(norephadrin
and norpseudoophodrin)..]Parmatelia. Soft& 4
no-51-25-33 Sept-Oct 54.
(SYMPATHOKDWICS. preparation of
phenylpropskoUsine)

BLWARIA/Orgmic Chemistry - Naturally Occuring Substances
and Their Synthetic Analogs-
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Kkiimiyap No 2., 1957,, 4540
Author Dikova No
Inst
Title Synthetic Curate Substitutes
Orig Pub Farmatsiya (B"lg.), 1956, 6: No 2, 2-1-26
Abstract A review.
Bibliography 15 references.
E-3
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BuixMh/Organic Chemistry. OrGanic Synthesis. G
Abs Jour: Ref Zbur-Khim., No 11, 1959, 38592.
;,uthor- Zhelyazkov, L. andDikova, N.
Inst Pharmeolorgical Rese-m~r' ~te.
Title Synthesis of Ownacatin.
Orl[; PWb: Trudi, Hauch Isladomtcl Inst Farmtsiya, 25-36
(1957) (in DaGariwi vith Gmmn and IbAssian suimaries)
-bstmct; The authors have synthesized
p-Cj.HSOC~-,1qm-1COC1,,; (I)
by the reaction schmic: qi'Kola + 1)-IIOC61,~K (11) Esic
I., _7;
II + TQS + Na.3 p-I1OC6T4M14 (III); III +
C11jCOOH ;P ji-;WC1,14MICOCH (IV); IV + C~'T'rSO.Zopps-
(+ NaOU) ---71. 11 Is obt2ned in yields of~70-781~;
III is oblained in yields of 80~ by Cie reduction of
II or by the action of (N11f)A S on a solut,ion of II in
conc NI13 (or by ,mssint; a strean of I~S through the
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G-22

'BnGLRIA/0rganic Mmemistry. Naturally Ocftrring
Substances
and their Synthetic Analmgs. G-3
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur-Kbimiya, No 4, 1958, 11445.
Author Zhelyazknv, L., Bikovap N., and Petkrva, E.
Inst
Title Syntheses Based on Harmin
Orig Pub: Farmatsiya (Bulgaria), 7
with a Russian sunmary) - No 1, 29-33 (1957) (in
Bulgarian
Abstract: Harmine (I) was used as a starting mterial
for the synthesis
of 9-N-benzyl-I (II), 9-N-dimetbylamint-ethyl-I
(III), and
9-N-diethyl-aminoethyl-I (IV), all of which have
been syn-
thesized for the first time. A suspension of the
IvTa salt.
of I (from 2.1 = I and C0c;0Na prepared from 0.34 gm
Na
and abs alcoloZ is refluxed'in dry xylene with 1.9
pps
ben yl chloride (10-21 hrs) or respectively, with 2
ml
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BULGARIA/Orgaaic Chemistry. Naturally Occurring
Substances
and their Synthetic Analogs. G-3
Abs JOUr: Referat ZhUr_yjLjmiya, No 4, 1958., 11445.
dimethylaxir-ceth Ich1cride
airino cb~,tjride 7sic ~ (10 bra) Cr with 2 ral
diethyl-
have been isolated ( 1 (4 bra). The f'llwi"8
substances
ative, and the PrOdIket, Yield in
the melting point
given).- 11, 61 Of the -latter Insalt deriv
OC are
j hydrochloride, 252-254 (from cH3oH); .,LL
fate, -"60-265, Oxalate, 155-157, salicylate,
170_173,
Picrate 220-222,. 111,
alcoh,_,l 73, bydr0chloride, 287-290 (from
); IV, 72-76, late, 277-278,
sallcYlate, OxAlate, 219-222,
259-261-5., Picrate, 2P,3-224.
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BULGARIA/Organic Chemistry Synthetic Organic Chemistry. G-2
,Abs Jour; Referst Zhur-1(hinlya, No 5, 1958, 14532
Author Zhelyazov L., Zikolova Sv., Bikova, N.
Title Behavior of Cis- and Trans-Isomers Of h-Meth71-5-PhenYl-
Cmazolindone-2 Toward Lithium Aluminum Hydride.
Orig Pub: Farmtsiya (B"lg.)) 195T) 7.- No 3., 19-23.
Abstract: It is shown that cis- (I) and tr.-^ (II) 4-wtbYl-5-PhenYl_
oxazolindone-2 am not reduced over skeleton Ni or Pd/C under
normal conditons; on an attempt to effect the reduction with
Ma and alcohol, or Na and amyl alcohol, II in converted to
norephedrine. On boiling for 7 hours vith an ether solution
of 2 mole LiAlH4 I and II are reduced, with almost quanti-
tative yields, to pseudo-ephedrine and ephedrine.
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BULGARIA / Organic Chemistry. Natural Compi
Their Synthetic Analogues.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-KhiMiya, No 3, 1959, 842.'
Author : _B' ko uLr_Av-
Inst : Not given.
Title : Synthetio SpasmOlYtic Agents of k~
Papaverine-Like Action.
orig Pub: Farmatsiya (B"1g.), 1958j 8, No 1
Abstract: A review. Bibliography 17 referej
Card 1/1

BULGARIA / Organic Chemistry. Otganio Synthesis. G-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khiqiya, No 1, 1959, 1292.
Author : Zhelyazkov, L~t, Bikova, N., Petkova, Ye.
Inst : Not given. "WWOWW'00,01.
Title : The Synthesis of Harmine Bases.
Orig Pub: Formatsiya (B111g.), Moo 8, No 2, 13-17.
Abstract: 9-R-harmines were synthesized (la-d), where uaR is
CH3, bR, =-n-C4H,, oR = n-CH3006H4cH,, dR = CH2CH20H)-
Upon heating n-xhlylene d1ohloride for 5 hours with
harmine in 04"-90H, the diohloride 2-(n-xylylene)-
bis-harmine was apparently obtained. Also obtained
were tha iodine methylates (IM), 9-benzyl- (M. P.
283-284 C.), 9- 6 -dimethyl aminoethyl- ( m. p.
288:2900C.) and 9- AA--diethylaminoethyl- (m. p.
296 2990C.) - harmines. Two grams of dimethyl
Card 1/3

j,

APIAR Ilk G

lri~;all~o C'ner'll, slry Syntlak!t1c Organic
Ch(-:` stry

P.P. jr,'-p.

P7 rl -. im P
NO, 1 10(10 flo, 1267
L, OR
Zlhelyazkov, L. Zikolova, S. ;
Blhovr, b.

1111MO
Sirntheris of 3-Substitiited. Oxazolidones-2
and

Their Derivatives
lRy". PUB.
Farl-ratslya, In 9, 9, No 2j
33-35
!.A B37-,!- CT
By the alAvylation of cis- and trnns-'
viothyl-

uLtad 1 and Il vore s-yr-thesizzod Lla-f Rn-"i llft-~;
-

.in I
everywhere % alkyl = n
-C3117 ; b n- Ck, j )1 11 GH2 -

0~1'(G'13)2, d n-C6111~, 0
CH2CH=r.'IIP
, f C,9,2T'12N-

-
through the n1kaline hydrolysis of

which cia- and,

propanol3
(Ma-f ard IVA-f), interesting
GARD:
1/3

G- 35)

A B Si 01-T.
R77yhim'j 110. 1
1960, No. 1267
AT

COX, m
0
21 Wecomp. )3; 1, 57-59 r-2j-
~tld
220; Oxy in ()-2010 )] ;
-

f, (OX,
,,. C',
- 8 - 36, d d ra
M.D. 1 11 o d,.)qj

yn.p. 10,5-1860)
. All of the stibstit--ited 1
niid

II (except lo,
IIc) do not crystalllLo. St-30

also
RZIi-11,1iti-A.,
No 1~1 --)(CI+-. -- D.
it 959 45"

Vitkovskly

3/3
G-36

ZiIFJ,IAZKOV) L. ; BIKOVA P IN.
--l' I.-
Synthesis of simplified structural analogs of
galanthamine I the
benzylamine derivatives. Trud-Khim-farmatee-A inst
4:5-6 63e
Synthesis of the 1) 2.9 2.,6, 6-pentamethy.1piparidble
ganglioblocking
preparation. -Lbid.:9-U

YA-C:A!ij O.F.; AKOVICII., II.V. [Bykovych,, N.V.)
Effect of additives on the improvement of the quality of
porcelain.
Leh. prom. no.3:36-39 Jl-S 164- OURA 17:10)

XREYMp M.L.; GAZIZOVp R.Ah.j BIXHIMIROVj F.S.;
XHUDAYDATOVA, L#Bo;
IIEMBITOVA, R.N.
Improving the quality and increasing the recovezy
of a
62-850C gasoline fraction for use as a raw material
for
producing benzene. Trudy BashKII NP no.6:95-101 163.
(MIRA 17:5)

PAUVEEV, T.j KHRISTOVAO 11.1 DINCHEV, D.;
TAKOVA, T.;-Aip, St.~
Introduction of boron fertilization in
Bulgaria. Izv Inst
"Nikola Pushkartma 4189-131 162o 1
Ole .0*

BLOKKIN, M.-AP; BIKS9 V.A.
X-ray eyeetroscopic analysis of multicomponent
mixtures. Zav.-Iab~2?
no.101-34 t61. (MIRA 14:3)
l.-Rostovskiy gosudarstvenny uniTersitet.
(Systems(Chemistry)) X-ray ipectroseopy)

Representation of drumlino on topographic
maps* Good. i kart.
no.11:5547 N 1-62. (MIRA 15:22)
(Topographi4pl drawing)
I (I I

ki ID 22-0S
s/184/6o/ooo/oo4/ooq/o2i
A109/AO29
AUTHORSt Bikson, I.A.; Petrova, A.N.; - Graduate Engineers
TITLE: Investigations of New Types of Plastics
PERIODICAL& XhImicheskoye Mashinostroyenlye, 1960, No. 4, pp.
28 - 29
TEXTs Plastics as substitutes for nonferrous metals and
expensive alloys
in chemical machine building is discussed and detailed
description of tests
carried out by the NIIKhIKRASh on polyethylenevd
polypropylenel-G given. Con-
tinuous stress at normal tempei~A_tu es does not affect the
t-e-n-sTle strength and
expansion of polypropylenes, whereas It decreVes the tensile
strength of lo
,w_ X
pressure polyethylenes. The tensile strengthl8of both
decreases rapidly at ris-
ing temperatures. The expansion of polyethylene increases
from 560% at 200C*to
1,300% at 1000C and that of polypropylene from 720% to
1,600%. The tensile
strength of both plastics is greater at low temperatures;
polyethylene retains
its elasticity whereas polypropylene becomes-brittle.
Extensive tests in 10%
and 30% HC1, 15% and 50% H2S04, 50% NaOH and 85% H3PO4 at
1000C revealed a satis-
factory stability of both plastics, whereas 60% HN03 at 10000
proved destructive
to both. Tests Included two types of welding: filler rod
welding with polyeth-
Card 1/3

S/184/60/000/004/009/021
Investigations of New Types of Plastics A109/AO29
with ED-6 resin. This.method ensures a tearing strength of
103 kg/cm 2 and a
shearing strength of 111.5 kg/cm2. There are 2 figures.
Card 3/3

BIKSON., M.

yc~ -
d
r en

,
j

nr firlidd rotitit. tile Swwflable ~,;413-
fo)

Stimcc it n cmicil. ir m(pvc,, lown a layer of
sork-tit nt the

rat Tile ififferro(vit ctfivition or
file sort-tion i% 161

is (6, 16x) - (,)n/at) + 1)
(01c/0% 1) with a - coucti. of

the Solh.1b1c.
qlth~wllrv at file given F16th x of the layer,

and file
coilditintir-11c, .11 x 0, c - C. - const., a - a.,

&/ar - 0; at I - 0, " - a - 0, 6-10s; - 0. If tile

"riltioll Is phy.4, Bild deld. fly diffil'illi, akl/w
- 0 [c -

C(a)). withe Qf?) - cmicit. M the -ttirfacc in
equil. with a.

With f - x - 14 (101cre v - latc or
c1hplaccinent of the

mvp6cm wAve), Intcgratinti wer E
gives 1)(ilc1dj) - (it -

vie - va, nsid.Shilov's
fritnitil-i for the pr-agation ofasorp-

tfvn wave, V -
raul(n~ + rp), IS111n, ; lion of k gives

daldc -
,("-((n4 + COVrOPIC - C001001CIC-0) - a).

.
Where "tin/sil Is a (11111 L lision le..t.4
cill(eflon. fn the

limiting va~w of abscrim of
Inrigitudiiial diffusion, G - 0,

and a lq linear ill c
at tile flout of tile sorption wave, as

predicted by
7cfelovich. Aj?jirox, intcgrativii of the alkre

equatinn prtivilts calcts. of the di%tribittinit of
the concti.

along the Inyer, will ths:nce the fejigth
8of tile operating 1.1yer

of solvcnt, 6 :to) -- x(r, -
et), I.e. A - dintsitice tw-

twCul tile x to r, alld in
(re - vi), Where

cl - colica. of ctxapc. For a
J'alignildr-type Isotherill

A (c) - A. (I J- whem c,1,
- c cor-

rekilarlding to linif-filling OF tiLC
50t`114711t, A - VII/ox, +

G)12 + hi((ce - cOlcil. The
coust. 0

cast he exprvz~cd by t conqts, 01 will ft, of
extertint and

interwil diffitbion 1/0 - (1/01) + With
this stits-

Altution, it ran G shown that the ii4tial
mr-thrlds Of dvtu~

of 1 /0 arziundij 1-icid n
itingt6wele 110" - (1100 + 0 !02)

-1- 010). Atom: wifft
int,rital diffimion, external atilt

loilgituffilml
ififfla-,iotl pint. ill! 4-enti-ti Toic ill
ItInctoys-opic

N. Thwi

131K5011j, Ya. M.
"The Role of Diffusive-Kinetic Fattors in the Dynamics of
Sorption. 11 Sub 22
Mr 51, Inst of Physical Chemistry, Acad Sci USSR.
Dissertatio4s presented for science ~pd enfrineerinr degrees
in 1,1,oscow during 1951.
F-sr &i(ee ea'!- rkys-N);~Jl". ~';-
SO: SUM. No. 480, 9 May 55.

BIZSON. Ya.
Rozanov's air-vater dynamometer. Fisiol. sh, SSSR 38 no-1:115
Jan-
Feb 52, (CM 21:5)
1. Department of Physics, Crimean Helical Institute imeni I.T.
Stalin.

BlISCly, y&.x.; YJMLXM# V.D.; IFILOOV, A.A.
NO
DOuo"tr&tjoft of the diffraction 9POctram- liz.v shkole
no.6:41-43 153.
OMRA 6:10)
1. Xafsdra fl,.vM Krymkogo wiLitslaskogo Instituta imul
I.V.Stalima.
(Diffraction)

Moon, Ya. ht
AM/064stry- Adsorption Oct 53--
"Evaluation of the*Iefigth of the BTfective layer of
Sorbent in the D~nsmics of Sorption on an Actual
Granular Adsorbent," 'ia. M. Bikson, Inst Phys Chem,
Acad Sci USSR
Zhur Piz Khim, Vol 27, No 10: PP 1530-37
Established that when diffuslorr, agitation of the
Wbwbwt along the streas, and phenomena of granula-
tion of the front of the sorption wave occur in the
charge, conditions of parallel transfer are finally.
2M.11 '7.7
--jq~j c I--
established. Pr6j~os a a
a
conens of the adsorbed substance along the charge
under these conditions. Computed the effect of
the actual conditions.enumerated above on the
AepOh',Of_Vw e"ective- layer. . Found that the
diM8100:40 kinetic resistances of the charge
are very nearly additive.

UM/ CheTdstry Physical cheirdstry
Card
Autbors I Bikson, Ya. m.
Title I Dynamics of sorption of two components from a mixture
Periodical : Zhur. fiz. khim. 28P Ed. 6) 1017 - 1024, June 1954
OBtract t Proof is presented of the existence of an asymptotic
solution for the
differential equations governing the dymaiTdcs of sorption of
two compo-
nents from a mixture. The distribution of the concentration of
sorption
substances, along the batch after establishing the process of
parallel
transfer, was calculated approximately. A method, determining the
duration of the working sorbent layer for such a case,- is
described.
Fourteen U-1-M references. Graphs.
Institution : Aced. of Be. USSR, Institute of Physical
Chemistry, Moscow
Submitted : July 8$ 1953

69-58-2 -1/2z
AUTHORs
Biksonp Ya.M.
TITLE:
The Theory of the
Optical Recording of Mixture Compositions

by the Inclined
Cylindrical Lens Arrangement (Teoriya opti-

cheskoy
registratsii sostava smesi po skheme naklonnoy tsi-

lindricheskoy linzy)
PERIODICAL:
Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1958,
Vol XX, Nr 2, pp 129-134 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs
In the
electrophorotic analysis of proteins , optic-al methods

of
recording are widely used. Svensson ~_Ref 211 haa
d4,,Nej,,-

ped a method by which the concentrations of
mixtures are

easily determined. This methodp however, is not
very exact.

Troitskiy Z-Ref 2,32Proposed an inclined
cylindr.1--al lens

arrangement which is simpler than
Svensson's method and

avoids its drawbacks. A rational
application and computing

of the constants for designing is
not possible as long as a

theory for the lens arrangement is
lacking. In the articlet

a theory for Troitskiy's method is
proposed. The analysis

of the mixture composition is based
on the use of the geo-

metrical properties of the curve on
the screen in the lens

arrangement (fig 1). The influence of
the concentration

gradient of the solution in the vessel on
the movement of
Card 1/2
the light ray is shown in figure 2.
The resolving power of

69-56-2 -/23
The Theory of the Optical Recording of Mixture Compositions
by the Inclined
Cylindrical Len8 Arrangement
the optical system is determined and a comparison made be-
tween the different methods. It is recommended that the
optical path of the light be increased in order to obtain
more exact values.
There are 2 diagrams, 1 graphp and 7 references, 5 of which
are Soviet, 1 English, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATIONs Borisoglebskiy pedagogicheskiy institut
(Bcrisoglebsk Peda-
gogical Institute)
SUBILITTEDt January 4, 1957
1. Proteins--AiLulysis Op,lical inst~uments--Applica~,ions
3. Lenses--Geometrical pr-..,er.-ies--Theory
Card 2/2

PAVEL, T Dr.; BIKSZ-WII�J,.-JAAA'dr.; CHIRITA, P.,
dr.; DINU. I., dr.;
HERNIK, 1., dr.
Study of the effect of mercurial diuretics on cardiac
decompensation. Ned. int.. Ducur. 4 no.8:1220 1225
Doe 56.
I* 1poi4m efectuata la. Clintes, a 11-a. medicals,
(Dlr. prof,
A. Paunescu-Podeam) I.N.T. - Timisoara.
(CONGESTIVE HII PAILUM, therapy
mercurial diuretics, mechanism of action,
side-effects
& resist.)
(DIUMITICS. MNCMAL. ther. use
congestive heart flallure, mechanism of action, side-
effects & resist.)

SOV/129-59-3-611~
AUTHORS; Rabinovich, Ye.I., Candidate of Technical Sciences
and
Skul'skiy, M.K. and Biktagirov, K.K., Engineers
TITIZ: Influence of Residual Aluminium on the Impact Strength
of Steel at Low Temperatures (Vliyaniye ostatochnogo
alyuminiya na udarnuyu vyazkost' stali pri nizkikh
temperaturakh)
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i Termicheakaya Obrabotka
Metallov,
19599 Nr 3, pp 25 - 28 + 2 plates (USSR)
ABSTRACT: So far, the influence on cold-shortness of nitroKen,
oxygen and other elements which are contained in steel
in very small quantities has been little studied. The
alathors have investigated the influence of alumirlium,
which is usually contained in steel in very small
quantities (up to 0.02%) and changes as a function of
the quality of the preliminary deoxidation, the method
of introducing aluminium and various other factors.
They also studied the influence of various heat-treatment
regimes and of the microstructure on the cold-shortness
of st-eal. The inveBtigationc were made on basic open-
Cardl/4 hearth steel, 15K, produced by the scrap-ore process
in
accordanee with current practice applied at the

SOV/129-59-3-6/16
Influence of Residual Aluminium on the Impact Strength of
Steel at
Low Temperatures
Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine. The preliminary
deoxidation Was effected in the furnace by means of
ferromanganese and ferrosilicon, whilst the final
deoxidation was affected with silleccalcium and aluminium
or ferroailicon and aluminium. The _-ontent7 of residual
t
aLuminium in the steel was regulated by supplementary
addition of aluminium into the ingot moulds. The experi-
mental ingots were rolled into 40 mm thick sheet and then
^--ut into specimens. The chemical composition of the
metal was as follows: 0.14-0.1?% C, 0.16-0.22% Si,
0.78-0.4?% Mn, 0.02?-0.036% S5 0.016-0.024% P. The
.0
influence was studied of the aluminium on the impact
strength of a non-heat-treated and heat-treated steel.
The following heat treatmentsowere applied: quenching
from 880, 920 '960 ang 1 000 C in water followed by
tempering at 660-680 C; normallsation annealing at the
enumerated temperatures; annealing at the same tempera-
tures followed by cooling at a speed of 40-50 00/sec.
Card2/4 In addition, the influence was also investigated of
the

SOV/129-59-3-6/16
Influence of Residual Aluminium. on the Impact Strength of
Steel at
Low Temperatures
micr8structure on the impact strength at +20, 01 -20 and
-40 0. The contents of residual aluminium were determined
by spectrum analysis. On the basis of the results, which
are graphed, the following conclusions are arrived at.
1) Cold-shortness of low-carbon steel depends on the
content of residual aluminium and the size of the real
grain. I
2) The higher the cooling speed of the steel from the
sustenitic range, the finer will be the grain and'the
lower will be the c8ld-shortness. The degree of over-
heating (up to 9bo 0) has less influence on the grain
size and the cold-shortness than the cooling speed.
3) After annealing, steel with traces of residual alum TAI-Z
has a very pronounced cold-shortness at -40, -20 and 0, C;
at these temperatures, the impact strength is negligible,
amounting to about 1 kg~;j2.
4) With increasing content of residual &luminium, the
critical cold-shortness temperatures decr - F
gge. or a
Card3/4 content. of residual aluminium, of about0 . the impact
strength is satisfactory at -20 and 0 C, irrespective

SOV~12~,-59-~-6/16
Influence of Residual Aluminium on the Impac S reng h of
Steel at
Low Temperatures
of the coo4ng speed and of the degree of over-heating
(up to 960 0).
5) For reducing the cold-shortness/00fomponents with large
c.ross-sections made of low-carbon steel, it is desirable
that there should be a residual aluminium content of
0.02-0.03%. There are 7 figures and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Magnitogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat
(Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine)
Card 4/4

VORONUVI F.D., prof.; X(RMOVj A.N., prof*# doktor
tekhn.nauk;
SELIVANOVp N.H.$ kand.tekhn.nauk; SKMOV, Yu.D.,
kAnd.tekhn.nauk;
RABINOVICH., Ye.I., kand.tekhn.naukj OMIOVO 0.1.1
inshe;
TKACHENKOp I.A.# inzhe;. ROVIJULO inzh.; FILIPPOV,
V.M.p
i=h.1- KUSTOBILYEV,, G.G., inzh.'
Making St. 3ps capped steel in Magnitogorsk
Hatallurocal
Combine open-hearth furnaces. Stall 22 no.8-.716-718
Ag 162,
(MrU 15.-7)
1. MagnitogorWdy metallurgicheakiy kombinat i
Chelyabinshy
nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy institut metallurgii.
(Nagnitogorok-Open-boarth process)

12 A (-tp- -'I -1 7- -7,-, -
Z-A I--!! z-,Trtvllz-er I a 17 1
.-- I 1 1. 1 ~ 6 ~-r, .4 1 7 r.~, )
- j" - I ! T', I ',I , , '. -1
-,A I -! I , ~ - 4 c - p, ~ , ..% .

I ~
A ("f-417 ', , u , N; f , i , 4 n c~
I

EirfASH&V, A.
"OdOwww'- Washing returned packaging materials. Prom.
koop. 12 no.6:31
Jo '58. (MIRA 11:6)
(fteksging)

BIKTAaM, Ch.F.
Experienae in-fitting new,pipelines into those already in
operation. Transp. i khran.-neftl no- 3t1O-II t63o
(MIRA 170)
1. Subkhanskulovakaya nefteperekachechnaya stantslya.
Ov.I

BIKTASHEV, Ch.F.; T)~IYASOV, A.Ao; Roll.
, - ~ . ~-- ---A- ~.. -..
I-.
lririovutloa-~ in t4-,~ ',ubkhangullovo Ragioi-,ai
Tstrolata~
pipa:Uila Ai3miniit,raticn. T3--j:!I--:I;~-. i klo-an.
nefti I nefteprod. no.7:
23-28 (MIFA 17:8)

BIKTASHEVA, A.D.
pbl7morphiam of supercooled sonochloroaoetic &aid.
Zhur. fiz-
khim. 35 no.5.-1133-1135 W 161. (MMA 16--7)
1. Bashkirskiy filial AN SSSR Ufa.
(Acetic &aid) 1POlMrphles)

BIKTASHEVA, A.D.
,;oss~ibi3ity of deteriining the fusion points ot
aubstances in
solutiono trudy Komanalekhim. 13:59--62 163. (NIRA 16:5)
1. Inatitut organichaskoy khimii Bashkirskogo filiala AN
SSSR,
(organic compounds) (Solution (ChwAdtry)) (*lting points)

BOBROVAq L.A ~ BATASHEVA,. li,.A., NIGIATULLINA.,
N.S.,
red.,: '~Vlb'Rb"7
(molecular si"ver, new adnrbents,~ abstrants
of lecturer, to aid .;hemLstry teacherd
MolskuliaryWe sita -
novye pronWsILleniVe adsorbe:,-Oy~ konspakL
Is,3ktsj-.i v pomoshch'
uchiteliam khiml-~.. Ufa. Basll~,-ski~. in~ '~
usovershanst-ro-va-
nlia uchiteW_ 1461. 99 (PuRA 18,11)

KREYMER, M.L.; BORZENKO, V.A.; BIKTIMIROV, F.S.;
STEPANOV, N.P.
Certain data on the industrial eval:uation of the
efficiency of
sieve plate with a baffle arrangement. Trudy
Bashf;Il h-P no.6:
217-225 163. (MIFLA 170)

BIKTIMIROV, S.Kh.; KUNEKIN, Yu.P.; IKJRUSHEV, S.B.;
STOLETOV, G.D.
Apparatus for studying polarization in high-energy
proton scattering.
Prib. i tekh. eksp. 9 no.1%25-30 Ja-F 164. (MMA 17:4)
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy.

plx!21-~Tl. - U, - 1. (Usan I )
Eradication of mats is an urgent task. ZaBhch.
rast. ot vred.
i bol. 6 no. 6:14-15 -76 161. (MMA 116r4)
1. Ministr sellskogo khozyayatva Tatarskoy ASSR.
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Smuts)

USSR/ Physical Chemistry - Thermodynamicas Thermochamistry.
B-8
Equilibriim. Phyzicochemical Analysis. Phase Transitions.
,Abs Jour : Referat Zhur Khimiyao No 3, 1957, 7486
Author : Mikheyeva, L.M.., Novoselova, A.V,, and Biktimirov,
R.
Title : Determination of the Solubility of
Calcium Beryllium Fluoride in Water and in Hydrochloric
Acid Solutions vith Tagged Atoms
Orig Pub : Me neorgan. khimii, 1956, Vol 1, No 3) 499-505
Abstract : The solubility of CaF2 in vater and in 0.001,
0.01, 0.1,
and IN HCI at room temperature increases from 0,000205
moles/liter at PH 7 to 0.0363 *oles/liter at PH 0.3-
Saturation os attained after 20-40 houra. The solubili-
ty of CaBeF4 was determined at HM concentrations of 0.01,
0.1) and IN; as in the previous case the solubility Vas
found to increase vith adidity from 0.00093 mole/liter
at PH 7 to 0,0974 mles/liter at PH 0.3. Saturation vas
reached after 50-300 hours. The solubility of CaBeF4
Card 1/2 log -

a OIGROV, R. S. k
F
0
Solubility of cesium nitrate in nonaqueous solvents.
Zhur.fiz.khim.
37 no.10t2356 0 163. (MM 17:2)

__AIKT-1KRQL-1LS--
Solubility of inorganic salts in organic solvents and
their
mixtures with water. Zhur. fiz. khim. 37 no.U:2573-2576
N163.
- (MIRA 17:2)

a-- - - - - - I - ---- - -- -
v . - I
- ~ - -z- 0 - -I ~- , . -

5M
'AUTHORS: Voznesenskiy, S. A. (Deceased), SOV/78-4-3-21/34
Diktimirov, R. S.
TITLEt e Solubility of Inorganic Salts in Organic Solvents and
Their Mixtures With Water (Rastvorimost, neorganicheskikh
soley v organicheskikh rastvoritelyakh i ikh smesyaklas
vodoy)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 3,
pp 623-625 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The solubility of Ca 2so4 in alcohols and its aqueous
mixtures
was investigated at 250. The dependence of the solubility of
cesium sulfate upon the dielectricity constants of the solvent
was investigated. The solubility of cesium sulfate in water,
methyl, ethyl, and n-propyl alcohol obeys the law:
1g S K + 1
A ~-. S - solubility; D = dielectricity constant;
D
K,A specific constants. This equation also gives the
solubility of cesium sulfate in alcohol-water mixtures or in
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Solvents and Their Mixtures With Water
aolubility do linearly depend upon the reciprocal value of
the dielectricity constant of the solvent. There are 3
figures,
2 tables, and 4 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy politekhnicheakiy inatitut im. S. M.
Kirova (Ural
Polytechnic Inotitute imeni S. M. Kirov)
SUBMITTED: January 3, 1958
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BIXTIMIROV, R.S.; SHAKHM&MVA, NJ.
Effect of nonaqueous solvents on the
coprecipitation of cesium
nitrate with rubidium nitrate. Zhur. neorg. khim. 9
no.2:
460-464 F164. (MIRA 17t2)

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AUTHOR: Biktimirov S,.- Kh.; Kumekin, Yu. P.; Nurushevo S.
B.;
Stoletov, G. D.
TITLE: Outfit for polarization studies with high-energy
proton scattering
SOURCE: Pribory* I tekhaika eksperimenta. no. 1. 1964, 25-30
TOPIC TAGS: proton, proton study, high energy proton, proton
scattering,
polarization study, triple proton scattering
ABSTRACT: An outfit (see Enclosure 1) intended primarily for
measuring the
triple -scattering parameters in cases where the scattering
in hydrogen takes
place in a horizontal plans Is described. The outfit
consists of two rigid trusses
4 and 5 which can rotate around a stationary vertical column
2 being supported by
a common base 1. A hydrogen target 3 which serves as a
second scatterer is
mounted on the column 2. A number of scintillation counters
forms two
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telescopes which record the charged particles emitted from
the hydrogen target
at angles Ot and 0,'. in the laboratory coordinate system.
The angles can be
measured by means of a dial 6. Thus, the outfit can measure
the parameters of
triple scattering for both above angles. The segments 7 and
8, together with the
target analyzers 9 and 10 and with the scintillation counters
that record triple-
scattered protons, form polarlastars. The segments 7 and 8
can be set either
vertically or horimcntally. To reduce the random-coincidence
background, the
protons not scattered by the third targets 9 and 10 are
recorded by special
scintillation counters J13A and f13A connected for
anti-coincidence with other
counters. In a typical triple -scattering experiment. the
cross-*ection of a
polarized proton beam had a circular shape with a 4-cm
diameter. The members
4 and S were so adjusted that the protons scattered in the
hydrogen to the left and
to the right within a 90' angle would be recorded. Target
analyzers of 8. 5 g/cm
were used. With a polarized-beam intensity of ZX 107
pr6tonsisec, the count
rate of the triple -scattered protons -was about 3 protons
hain In each of the four
channels. Correlation coincidenc es were counted at & rate of
about 0. 1
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eventm/hr. The background in the absence of the third targets
was about 16% of
the total count rate; the background in the absence of the
liquid hydrogen was 1%
or less. "In conclusion, we wish to thank M. G. Meshcheryakov
for his guidance
of the work, We are also thankful to L, V, Buftin, V. L
Nikitin, V. M. Pribor.
and G. V. Rykov for their help in building and adjusting the
equipment. 11 Orig.
art. has: 3 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Obl'yedinenny*y institut yaderny*kh issledovaniy
(Soint Nuclear
Research Institute)
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BIKTIMIROVA, L. G.: Master Chem Sci (diss) -- "The
anomalous reaction oil alpha-
haloketones with the esters of phosphoric acid". Kazan',
1958. 13 pp (Kazan'
OrdFr of Labor Red Banner State U im V. 1.
Ul'yanov-Lenin), 150 copies
(KL, No 13, 1959, 100)
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AUTHORS: Pudovikq A. N.v Bikt va, L. 30'1/ 73-28-6-11/63
TITLE: The Anomalous Reao ion of a-Halogen Ketones With
Esters of
Phosphorous Acid (Anomalinava reaktsiya, a-galoidketonov s
efirami fooforistoy kieloty) VII. The Reactions of the
Esters of Phosphorous Acid With the Chlorine Derivatives
of P-Diketones (VII. Reaktsii efirov fosforistoy kisloty s
khlorproizvodnymi P-diketonov)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1958, Vol. 28, Nr 6,
pp. 1496-1500
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the authors investigated
the reactions
of the chlorine- and dichlorine-substituted oompounds of
aoetyl-bentoyl-acatone, dibenzoylmethane and dimedone with
various phosphites. As was to be predicted from earlier re-
aults obtained unsaturated asters of phosphoric acid
occurred
as intermediate or final products in all these reactions.
The reactions of chloro- and dichloroacetylacetone with
tri-
methyl- and tri-n-butylphosphite take place completely ano-
malously: in yields of 6o - 8o ~a
(1-methylbutene-l-on-3-yl)-
-dialkyl-, or (1-methyl-2-ohlorobutene-l-on-3--yl)-dialkyl-
Card 1/3 ester of phosphoric acid respectively were
obtained. (see

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Phosphorous
Acid. VII. The Reactions of the Esters of Phosphorous Acid
With the Chlorine
Derivatives of P-Diketones
formulae I - IV of the table). The presence of double bonds
in these compounds was proved by bromination according to
Mak-Ilinayu. In the case of careful saponification of com-
pound (I) of the table aoetylaoetone was obtained. It is of
interest that after two months thia compound turned brown
at room temperature and smelled like acetylacetone. In fact
10 ~6 of the latter could be separated in the distillation,
the residual representing the unchanged product. In carrying
out the reactions of chlorobenzoylacetone with trimethyl-
and triethylphosphite (yield 70 - 80 %) the (1-phenylbutene-
-l_On_3-yl)--dimeth,yl- and
(1-phenylbutene-l-on-3-Yl)-diethyl-
ester ofs~hosphorio acid were obtained (formula V and VI of
the tabl . Also in this case the double bonds were determin-
ed by bromination and on storing this compound a small amount
of benzoylacetone crystallized out, too. Thus all these re-
actions take an anomalous course and not one according to
the regrouping as mentioned by Arbuzov (Ref 1). Some of these
Card 2/3 unsaturated eaters of phosphorio acid, especially
those with