SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOLOTNIKOV, I.A. - BOLOTNYY, V.V.

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MALYGIN, V,I,, naj~chnyy sotrudnik; BORISENKOVA, A.N., nmuebA" satrudnik;
ZHURNAKOVA, H.Av doktor veterin. nauk; BOWTNIKGVp I.A.
Infection of cattle with the tuberculosis aMt of humm
type. Veterinariia 41 no.4.-37-39 Ap '64. (MIRA l7s8)
1. Leningradakiy Ymuchno-issledovateltakiy veterinarziyy
institut (for Malygin, Borisenkova, Zhurnakova). 2. Veterinarnyy
vrach sovkhoza *Vernyy put'm (for Bolotnikov).

ZHUIDIAKOVA, M.A., dokt,,-r veter.r.. nauk-; MALYGIN, V.I., nauchnyy sotrudn"k.
BORISENKOVA, A.N., nnuchnyy sotrudnik; BOLOINIKOV, I.A.
Paranllergic reaction to tuberculin by cattle affected with fowl-type
microbacteria. Veterinariia 41 no-3-23-25 Mr 164.
(MIRA 18!1)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-issiedovatellskiy veterinarnyy institut (for
Zhurnakova, Malygin, Borisenkova). 2. GlavTkvy veterinarnyy vrach
Sovkhoza I'Vernyy put", Leningradskaya ob. (fe Bolotnikov).

3807h - BOLOINIKOV, I. M.
Kinoteatraltnyy dvukhzvemiyy agregat tromkogovoriteley. Soobshch. 131.
Trudy nikfi (Nauch-issled. kinofoto in-t), vyp. 10, M9, s. 182-222.-
Bibliogr: 7 nazv

a - - - - -- -- -- - - -
38075. LDWTNIKOV~ 1. M. and AMOLID, R. R.
Gromkogovoritell dlya ki-noperedvizhki. Soobshch. 132. Trudy nikfi
(Nauch.-issled kinofoto in-t), vyp. 10, 19h9, s. 223-34

BOLOTNIKOV, I.
Gromkogovoriteli dLia zvukovogo kino Z Loud-speakers for sound motion picturesi.
Moskva, Goskinoizdat, 1952. 192 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions Vol. 6 No. 8 November 1953

BC,L,,-)Ti,-D"l,'1
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Correct way of connecting loud-speakers
Kinoriekhanik no. 1 (1952)

BOIDTNIKOV, I., laureat StalinBkoy preinii.
Rcnuir of -nortable loucinpeuker ariver units. Kinowtkharak no. ':23-24 Je
- U
15,). (Ridla 0:6)
kLoua speakers)

BOLOTNIKOV, I. [authorl; PANFIWV, N. [reviewer] (Zagorsk, Moskovskuya oblust').
"Loud-siDeakerB uned in sound motion pictures." I.Bolotnikov. Reviewed by
1-1. Pan:Cilov. Kinomekhanik no.7:45 Jl '53. (MLHA 6:8)
(Loud-speakers)

BOWTNIKOV, I.
Permanent impneto in the maenetic systems of loud-spebker driver units.
Kinomek.banil-, no.9:42-43 3 153. (KY-RA 6:9
(Lond-Bpeakers)

BOLOTNIKOV, I.
Slectrodynamio loud-speakers, Kinomekhanik no.2:40-46 F155,
(Loud- speakers) (MIR& 8:3)

BOLOT
.,Uor-!zxiid3ayloiri0h;.Bysyx&T, L,O,, red.; KALU, Z.H., tekhz4
red.
[loudspeakers for iotiop-picture theaters] Kinoteatralinye gromko-
govoriteli. Moskva, Goo, izd-vo *Iskmsstvo," 1957. 202 p.
(loudspeakers) (min 1117)

RL%1NIA/Acoustics - Atmospheric Acoustics. Hydroacoustics.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika; No 6, 1959, 13954
Author : Bolotnicov, I., Hraban, I.
List
Title : Improvement of the Characteristics of Membrane Loud-
speakers in the Hi&i Frequeilcy Region.
Orig Pub : Noutati tehn. cinematoCW., Minister. invatamint. si cult.,
(Bucuresti), 1958, 53-56
Abstract : No abstract.
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'AiltCaistle' Welding
*Now 1kchine for Resistanoe Weldlngpm S. A.
Solatalkov, 1. A. Filanovich, Engineers,
."Itlektrik" Factory, 4 pp
"V"t Elektro-Prom, " Vol IX, No 6
Deww1bes a number of new butt, Seem, and:
spot velders placed Into production in 1949
by Ollettrie factory (photographs and skeUbes
Wbom). Tabulates toobnioal details far.tho
ME-100 resistance butt welder (01thOr 24M18-"
~w fusion) 100 kva, MRP-100 (1?~O.
UMM/Magineering (Contd) iva k9
r"IsUnce welder for welding lougitudlmd W
trimwerse ss~, and,MMVP-75 antmatic spot
V161dw, 75 kra single or repetitive- 40 200
s;pft-"3As per Imin)

BOLOTNIKOV, N.
Method working in brigades is efficient. Avt. transp. 41
no.5:6-7 My .163. (MBA 16:10)
(Serpukhov-Transportation, Automotive)

A
I .
1 . nc-~Vr,7rtv~ 11,
2. M-IR (6r~n)
4. Ushakov, G. A.
7. "Across untrolden lmnd.ll G. A. Ushakov. Roviewed by N. Polotnikov. Znan. sila
no. 1, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Mav - 1953, Uncl.

301MIKOV, Nikits Yakovlevich; KOHOTKOVA, V.A., redaktor; KUMIM, S.N.,
i~dsitor; KOSH]91&VA, S.M., tokhnicheskiy redaktor; GOLITSYN, A.V.,
redaktur kart.
[Nikifor Begichev] Nikiffor Begichav. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo geog. lit-
ry, 1954. 262 p (KI-RA 8:2)
(Begichov: Nikifor Alekseyevich, 1874-1927) (Arctic regions-
Discovery and exploration)

-V"JTRIAUv, N.
Fate of the wandering islands. Zn&n. aila no.11:6-11 N 154.
(Arotic regiou) (MLRA 8.-1)

SCOTT, Robert; BOLOTNIKOV, N. Ya.. rodaktor; YORDIPMVA, A.N., redaktor;
KUNKIS, S.M., redWto-r--,-PW=OT, Y.G., rodaktor; GINW,, D.A.
tekhnicheskly redaktor.
[R. Scottle last expedition] Ponledulaia skepeditsita R. Skotta.
Moskva, Goe.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1955. 405 p. (MLRA 8:11)
(Scott. Robert FalcoU9 1868-1912) (Arctic regions)

BOIA)TNIKOV, N.-
Continent of Wateries. Znan.sila 31 no.1:32-36 Ja 156. (MLRA 9:4)
(Antarctic regions)

PHASE I BOOK EXPL01TATION - 936
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Komissiya po problemam Severa
Letopis' Sever&; Yezhegodnik po voprosan Istoricheakoy geografli,
Istorli geograficheakikh otkrytiy i Issledovaniy na Severe. t. Il
(Chronicles of the North; Yearbook of Historical Geography, HistorT
of Geographical Discoveries and Exploration of the North.) - -
v. 2 Moscow, Geografgiz, 195T. 279 p. 2,000 copies printed.
Editorial Board: Andreyev, A.I., Belov, N I., Burkhanov, V.F.,
Yefimov, A.V. (Reap. Ed.), Chernenko, X:B. (Deputy Reap. Ed.) and
She herbakov,D.I'-.-* j3d. -. Vorontsova, A.I.; Tech. Ed.: Kosheleva, S.M.;
Map. Ed.: Nallchevskly, G.N.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for readers interested in the Soviet
Arctic.
COVERAGE: The present volume, the second of a series of three, Is a
collection of 27 articles by various authors presenting an histori-
cal account of the exploration and economic development of the
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Chronicles of the North (Cont.) 936
Soviet North. A small part of the book is devoted to Arctic areas
beyond the confines of the Soviet Union. The aim of the book is to
contribute to an understanding of the physical geography, cartog-
raphy, ethnography, and economy of the Soviet North through a
historical survey of these factors. A large number of authors,
explorers, scientists, travellers, pilots, navigators, etc. are
cited. The text is accompanied by numerous photograph and maps.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Editors 3
STUDY AND CONQUEST OF THE NORTH DURING THE SOVIET PERIOD
On Drifting Ice in the Arctic Ocean (From the Logs of Stations
."North Pole No. 4" and"North Pole No. 311)
Bolotnikov, N.Ya. The Siberian Grain Expedition of 1920 34
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Chronicles of the North (Cont.) 936
.Pinegin, N.V. Over Novaya Zemlya
51
Zotin, M.I.- Drift of Soviet Scientific Research Stations in the
Central Ar6tiv' 73
Grigorlyev, V.V. Records In Open Water Navigation Ift-.High
Latitudes of the Arctic 78
Starokadomakly, N.A. Komseveroput' (Committee of the Northern Sea
Route] Expeditions. to Oydanokly Sever 81
FRON THE HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHIC DISCOVERIES AND EXPLORATIONS
Belov, M.I, Belov, M.1. Now Data on Vladimir Atlasov and the First
Russian Expeditions to Kamchat~k;a 89
SIdorov, K.V. Novaya Zeml*ya on XVII Century Maps 107
Chernenko, M.B- Travels in "Chukotskaya Zemlya" and the Voyage to
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Chronicles of the North (Cont.) 936
Alaska by the Cossack Lieutenant Ivan Kobelev in 1779 and
1789-91 121
Frumkin, P.A. Notes on the History of Spitzbergen 142
Kremer, B.A. How the Existence of Franz Joseph Land was Predicted 147
Chernenko, M.B. Materials for the Biography o: Ya.I.Nagurskiy,
. First Polar Aviator 150
Gromov, L.V. Traces of an Ancient Settlement on Wrangel Island 155
-PROM THE HISTORY OF TW, STRUOUN, FOR THR. ECONOMIC DRULOPMENT" OF
THE NORTH
Divin, V.A ' The Second Siberian-Pacific Expedition and Problems of
Economic Development of the Soviet Far East 157
Probst, A,Ye. From the History of Petroleum Production and
Processing in U.khta 176
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Chronicles of the North (Cont.) 936
Slavin, S.V. Notes on the History of Railroad Building in the North
in Pre-Revolutionary Russia 188
Freydin, I.L. The Struggle for a Sea Route to the Pechora 206
C~bumak, P.A. G.Ya.Sedov in the Soviet Far East 216
NON-SOVIET NORTH
Agranat,G.A. Spitzbergen During the last 15 Years 224
Vyshnepollskly, S.A. North-West Passage
234
Lappo, S.D. Research on the Central Arctic by Foreign Scientists 239
Agranat, G.A. Recent American Pualications on Russian America 247
Bogorad, Yu.D. From the Pages of the West German Journal
"Polarforachung" 255
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Chronicles of the North (Cont.) 936
News in Brief (Compiled by G.A.Agranat). New Polar and Arctic
Instututes. The Canadian Ministry of Polar Affairs. -
Inhabitants of the American North. Non-stop flight by jet
plane via the North Pole. 'Tranearctic air communication. A
new pipeline in Alaska. Projected railroad from thV USA to
Alaska. Geological explorations of the Canadian Arctic
Archipelago. Migration of the magnetic pole in the Northern
hemisphere. An expedition to Ellesmere Land. Housing on the
ice shelf 257
REPORTS
Malyshev, V.I. Ancient Written Recqrds from the Pechora 265
Suzyumov, Ye.M. Heroic Feat of the Crew of the Icebreaker
,A. Sibiryakov" 271
Bobrov, N.S. Airplane Skis -- A Russian Invention 274
AVAILABLE- tibrary of Congress
MM/whl
1-5-59
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BOIDTITIKOV, N.Ya. ~ -,!:. " , . ,
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.6. - -
r--P""r4~ The Siberian grain expedition of 1920. let. Sev. 2:34-50 157.
(MIRA 10:12)
1. Mookovskiy filial Geograficheskogo obshchestva SSSR.
(Siberia-History)
.W

3OIoOTffIXOV,..N-.
AlItOmtic statious in the lAnd of Joe. Znan. ails, 32 n9.1:26-30 Ja 157.
(Arctic rogions-Rateorological observatories)(MLRA 10:4)

BYRIAKA, Petr Hikitovich; BOLOTNIKOV, K.Ys., red.; GL3M, D.A., tekhn.red.
[From Scutari to Butrintol Ot Shkodera do Butrinto. Moskva, Goa.
izd-vo goegr. lit-ry, 1958. 69 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Albania-Description and travel)

BMIKHMEVINK, Karsten Te. (Borabgrevink.' Carsten 3. 1; TAMCHANOVA, S.A.
[translator]; B_OJOP=FAWv-,,N.-U,, red.; TORMSOTA, A.M., red.;
NOGIIA' N.I., tekhn, red.
[At the South Pole in 19001 [ftanslated from the lbrwegiaul
U lUthwo polinsa god 1900. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo geogr. lit-ry,
1958. 325 P. (MA 11:9)
(Antarctic regions)

DOLOTNIKOV) S. I.
EOLOTNIKOV, 'S. I.: "New early varieties of tomatoes for the southeast
of the Ukrainian SSR.11 All-Union Ordei of Lenin AcadeMw of
Agricultural Sciences imeni V. I. Lenin. All-Union Inst of
Plant Growing. Leningrad, 1956. (Dissertation for the
Degree of Candidate in Agricultural Sciences)
Source; Knizhnaya letopis' No. 28 1956 Mosoov

nvl,,uxlunuv, Z5.m.
SEE ILC
IJEUEI~Eiij
PHAR14ACOLOGY

BOWTNIKOV, V.; YAGUNOVA, F.
"Song of Mezhdurechen.-,k" film. Re iewed by V.BolotnikovD,
F.lAgunova. Sov.shakht. 10 no.12 3 D 1610 WIRA 14-12)
(Kuznetsk Basin~-Coal miners)
(Kemerevo-44otion pictures, Documentary)
Ow

T.TP P1 TT/Prlr
ACC NR: AP6015005 (A)SOURCE CODE: UR/O 06/6e[666/0-05/0065/0068
AUTHOR.-~ Bolotnikoy 'V. (Retired Major General ITS,$ Doctor of Technical
Sciences *--Professor)
ORG: none
TITLE: Making aircraft control easier
-68
SOURCE: Aviatsiya i kosmonavtika no. 5, 1966, 65
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft control equipment, aircraft engine, fli ~: ht control system"
Ex>47,,,0UP_
ABSTRACT: The author reviews the manual control systed of aircraft and
analyzes the operation of controlling engines by the engine-control lever:' D18Z_
advantages of lever engine-control systems are discussed. Designing a specific
automatic power control system of aircraft engines is suggested. [NTJ
SUB CODE: 01/ SUBM DATE: none/

13OLOTINTIr"OV, V. PA 2a."L4

22-r20
BOWTNIKOV, V.
~,Iw! ion
Aug 3,947
'Meet of Elgh Speeds cm the Aerodynamic Fam*p"
V. ftlotuikov, 4 pp
'Vestalk VozduabnW Flote No 8 (342)
This Is a continuatim of an article vhjOh app*UV&
14 N0,5) 61 ud 7P 1947- In this lustallli~i Us.
sutMr give# mathemU"I forwal" for the dotsr~
u1naticu'of superamic stresullulng., and-swrevel
Ivegmpboanddiagmns. Articleffistes
that "I a - promsis* at US 1 4" Is,
vItk Tuy auvw.,
vidib.,

-9CLC)T`IKCV, V, Dooent
ma/Aumliatles, Military Aug
plight
"Review *f M. A. 1"kavlebla Bwk, 'Theory of
Flight;" Col Up V. Bolotnikov, Docent, Cand Tepb
S04 13/4 PP
*rest V09dush 710tam No8 (354)
Unfavorable review. Min criticism is that book
Is out,of date. Published by Goetskhitdat, 1947,
16/49T15

L_ OT I Y\ 0 V) V_
..PF ASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL'REPORT AID 565 1
BOOK Call No.: AF245215
Author: BOLOTNIKOV, V. F.
Full Title: ELEMENTARY COURSE OF AIRCRAFT AERODYNAMICS. 2nd ed., supp.
Transliterated Title: Elementarnyy kurs aerodinamiki samoleta.
Izd. vtor., dop.
PUBLISHING DATA
originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Publishing House of the Defense Industry
(Oborongiz)
Date: 1950 No. pp.: 400 No. of copies: Not given
Editorial Staff
Others: The author expresses thanks to his teacher Prof. V. S. Pyshnov,
for general guidance, and to Eng. Kirilin, Bulinskly, Donov,
Aleksandrov, and Samochetov of the Main Committee of the Scientific
Research Institutes of the Red Army Air Force for their cooperation.
PURPOSE: A textbook for,pilots.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This second edition of a textbook for a course of aircraft
aerodynamics has been supplemented with a number of chapters dis-
cussing problems of the influence of higher velocities on aerodynamic
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-Eleme'ntarnyy kurs aerodinamiki samoleta. AID 565 - I
Izd. vtor., dop.
forces and giving the characteristics of jet engines, Special at-
tention has been given to problems of interest to pilots, such as
longitudinal and transversal stability, curvilinear flight and some
special features of aircraft piloting. Since this textbook is in-
tended for students not familiar with calculus, all problems are
solvable by elementary mathematics.
No. of References: None
Facilities: None
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PIYRTSUKH, Alekoey; BOWTNIEDV, V.F., doktor tekhnichaskikh nauk, redaktor;
SIMOITOV' V.ra.,"jFfflMort-- T.UDAUN, I.M., tekhnicheskir redaktor.
[Wings of youth; gliding techniqval Kryllia molodezhi; praktikA
planerizma. Pod obahch.red, V.P.Bolotnikova. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
oboronnoi promyshl., 19549 290 pe [Microfilm] (MLRA 8:5)
(Gliders (Aaronw,ties))

Subject
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Author
Title
USSR/Aeronautics
58
AID P - 3794
Pub.
- 7/25
Periodical :
Abstract :
Bolotnikov, V., Doc. of Tech. Sci.
An important element in teaching the theory of flight
Kryl. rod., 12, 6-7, D 1955
The author suggest practical explanation of some
phenomena of aerodynamics and aircraft mechanics, in
order to make them clearly understood. Diagrams.
Institution : None
Submitted No date

F.
AID P - 4996
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1 Pub.135 - 211/26
Author : Bolotnikov, V. F., Eng.-Col., Prof., Dr. of Tech. Sci.
Title : Do we properly designate the airplanes?
Periodical : Vest. vozd. flota, 9, 94-95, S 1956
Abstract : The author is of opinion that the designation of air-
planes by the initials of their constructors should be
changed.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

VASIL'YEV, Grigoriy Silantlyevich; LYSENKO. Nikolay Mikhaylovich; MIrT Uj(O'F,
Immanuil Bogdanovich;.-jQWjjjXQf. V.F.. doktor tekhnichealrikh zumk,
redaktor; SHILITSXV. A.K.. redaktor;~I LINIKOU. K.A., tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Aerodynamic characteristics of jet fighter planes3 Aerodinamicheakie
osobannosti reaktivnykh samoletov-istrebitelei. Pod red. V.P.Bolotnt-
kova. Moskva, Toen. izd-vo Hiniaterstva obor. SSSR. 1956. 264 p.
[Microfilm] (MLRA 9:10)
(Jet planes)

BOLOTNIKOV, V.F., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, inzhener-Dolkovnik.
Now textbook on airplane aerodynamics ("Airplane Aerodynamics"
ykiofes
.LI.V:O$9j&vqki Reviewed by V.F.Bolotnikov).
.;or
~es ozd I no 7: -a9 J1 137 (MIRA 10:11)
(Airplanes-Aerodynamics) (OstoslAvokii, I.V.)

BOLOTNI-KOV, V~Fi,., genoral-mayor inzhenerno-teMwicheskoy sluzhby, prACwsor,
doktor tekhn.nauk
Sixtieth birthday of V.S.Pyshnov. Vest.Vozd.Fl. no.3:64-65 Mr
261. (NiRA 14:6)
(P,7shnov, Vladimir Sergeevich~ 1901-)

_j~O_~ general-mayor inzhenerno-tekhnicheskoy sluzhLy, prof.,
doktor tekhn.nauk
Static weightlessness. Vest. Vozd. Fl. no.9:89-90 s ('M61R.A 14:11)
(Weightlessness)

-Zu1OrTIKQV, V. 1.
'USSR/Jet-PropeUed Aircraft 2302.0112 Feb 19h8
Bibliography
"Books About Jet-Propelled Engines and Airplanes," A. Zhabrov, If pp
"Za Oboronull Vol XXIV,, No 2
Reviews six recent books an jet propulsionp first three for popular
consumption: "Faster then Sound (Jet-Propelled Engines," s. m. n1yashenko,
1947; "Modern Aviation and -Lts Future," B. T. Goroshchenko, 1947; and
"Certain Characteristics of Jet-Propelled Airplanes," V. I. Bolotnikov, 1946.
Three other books, for more advanced readers, give detailed scientific
explanations of development and operation of jet engines, excluding recent
developments still held secret: "Jet-Propelled Engines in Aviation,"
N. V. Inozemtsev, 1946; "Jet-Propelled Engines and Airplanes of England,"
M. M. Pashinin, 1946; "Jet-Propelled Engines, Their Development and
Application," A. Ye. Primenko, 1947.
LC 16G10

BOLOTNIKOV, V.I., starshiy nauchW sotrudnik
Developing single-phase and twomphaae electric locomotives
for the lumbering industry. TrvOy TSKIINE no.34-.25-40 162.
MRA 16: 1)
(Electric locomotives) (Lumber-Trangportation)

BOLOTNIKOV
I VasillY JYMOVich; RYAZANTSEVA., L I., red. izd-va;
MiKH61VA, A. A., teiln. red.
[Handbook on accide.nt Prevention for the worker installing
electric hoists]Pamiatka po, tekhnike b-ezopasnosti dlia
~lesaria-montazhnika elektricheskikh Pod"emnikov. Moskva
Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 15 p. (MIRA 16:1~
(Hoisting machinery-safety measures)

FOLOTNIYO",T.~ F. T.
USSIZ/1,11edicine - Penicillin
Dec 51
"Use of Penicillin Together 1-lith CoLLoidal Liquids," 1). M,. Grozdov, Dr. Med. 5ci, F. I.
Bolothikova, 1. V. Danilova, Cen Order Of Lenin Inst of Hematol and Plood Transfusion,
Min of Pub Health USSR
IlKlin I-led" Vol XXIX, No 10, PP 13, 14
By combining penicillin (for intramuscular in1jection) in small doses (1-5 1,11) with
colloidal soIns such as bool, erythrocytic masses, natural arid dried, coned serum, or soln
Yo 911, it becomes possible to double the time during which penicillin renains in the 13100d
stream. By this method the titer of penicillin in the patient's blood in the course of
6 hr. is maintained at an adeq ate therapeutic level so that it becomes possible to de-
crease the penicillin injections to h in 2h hr. This method is sLmpler and less bother-
some for the patient than the conventional method. In clinics it is expedient to use
penicillin mL-Ked with soln No 94.
Pt, 194TTS

BC-L0T,7IK0VA F. T.
USSIV,MeEcine - Penicillin
T
Dec. 51
"NeWlethod of Introducting Penicillin Lengthening Its Effectiveress," F. E. Faynstein,
F. I. Bolotnikova, Hemato.11 Cen Order of Lenin Inst of Hematol and Plood Transfusion
IlKlin Med.11 Vol )aIX, No 10, pp 1h, 15
Grozdov and Bolotnikova developed a -method of mixing penicilLin with blood, erythrocytic
mass, or solution No 9h, lengthening the time durin[ which the soln remains if) the
organism. Intramuscitlar injections were given to volunteers and 15 patients ill with
chronic myelosis and 5 with chronic lyi,iphadensis. One cc of the penicillin soln contg
50,000 units mixed with I cc blood or erythrocytes were injected in the iinper lateral
quadrant of the buttoeRs. Ten controld received penicillin in aqueous soln. The concn
of penicillin mixed with tlood serum was detd by a modification of' fleming's phenol red
method in 2, 3, h, 15, and 6 hr. after in"iection. Altogether there were 30 tests showing
that in leucosis patients the Penicillin level-was retained only for 2-3 hr. Admixt of
blood or erythrocytes to penicillin therefor lengthed the time of effectiveness in the
blood stream 2-3 times. It is evident that in this method the penicillin form..s a depot
at the point of injection from which it spreads into the organism. No adverse effects
were discovered.
PA 194T79

,-.
Bo-lotnikov2, F. I.
"Anti-~Iacterjal Prerarations for Bload PrPserved in Acid So-!,itlons."
Fi- Her of L-n 1--L, ~C
.'.st Xosco,.~ 0 - ill 4 d4 al Inst. roscow, lor,~ (Dis
the deE7,ree of Candidate in Biologi.cral Sc-lences)
SO: KnizhnAya letopis' No. 27, 2 JUIY 1955

R,X.rj a ri MicTobiology MiCrobe-S Pathagc-MIC to Hwnans F-L'
and Animals
Abs Jour: Referat. Zh. Blol., N,:~, 1, 1958. 726)
Author Dvolaytskaya-Baryih~~!Nra, K.M., Bolotnikova, F.I.
Title Duration of Retention of Immunization ProDerties
of Antidysentery and Anti-Typhoid Blood in and
Outside the Organism.
Orig Pub- V sb.: Sovrem. probl. gematol perelivaniya
krovi. No. 32, M., Medgiz, 19~6i, 202-205
Abstract: The blood of 14 donors was tested frequently
after immunization by dysentery and typhoid vac-
cines. It was established that prophylactic
properties of sera are at a fairly high level
after 6 months. The prophylactic and agglutin-
izinc,
,,(mperties of immunizin era when storeJ
cold -6 ) are preserved forg6smonths. Usually
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i-i,amania / Xicrobiology - Microbes Pathogeric to Humcins F-14*
and Animals
Abs Jour: Referat, Zh. Blol., No. 1, 1958, 726
after 7months of cold storage the protective
properties are con3iderably diminished.
Card 212

BIGDABAROV, A.A., prof,, DVOLAYTSKATA-BARYSHEV.A. K.M., doktor med.nauk,
BOL(Y2jjjKCVA, F.I., BOGOY.AVWSKAYA, M.P., F-AYNSFrEn, F-E-9
Antileukocyte antibodies in hypoplqntic anemias and in chronic radiation
sickness. Probl.gemat. i petal. krovi 3 no.4:10-16 Jl-Ag 158 (MIRA 11:8)
1. 1z TSentrallnogo ordena Leninn Instituts gematologii i pereliva-
ni.va krovi (dir. - deyetvitellnyy.chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.A. Bagdasarov)
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniyn SSSR. 2. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR
(for Bngdnsarov),
(AMIA, APLASTIC, Immunology
anti-leukoeFte antibodies (Ru.))
(RADIATION, inj. eff. -
radiation sickenss. nnti-leukocvte antibodies in(Rus))

DVOLAYTSKAYA--WYSHEVA, K.M., prof.; J30LOTNIKOVA, F.I.; FAYNSIME11,T, F.E.3
BOGOYAMMISKAYA, M.F.
Study on antithrombocytic antibodies in some diseases of the blood
system and in chronic radiation sickness. Probl.gemat.i perel.kro-vi
no.6:9-13 161, NIRA 1),:10)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo ordena, Lenina instituta gematclogii i pereli-
vaniya krovi (dir. - deystvitelln-j%y chlen AIM SSSR prof. A.A.
Bagdasarov) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(BLOOD.-DISMSM) (RADIATIMI SICKEESS)
(APTIGIM-S MID ARTIBODIES)

ZHAROVA, Ye. I.; KHOKHLOVA, M. P.;.BOLOTNIKOVA, F. I.,
Effect of acute and cbronic Intoxication on hemapoiesis in mice.
Probl. gemat. i perel. krovi no.10.8-14 161. (MIRA U:12)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo ordens. IAmina instituta gematologii i pereli-
vaniya krovi (dlr. - deystv-itellny7 chlen AMN SSSR prof. A. A.
Bagdasarov [deceased)) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS) (M:-MOPOIETIC SYSTEV)

VINOGRAD-FINKEL-, F.R., prof.; SKOPINA, S.B.; BOLOTIIIKPVA, F.I.; GLUZ, D.S.;
FINNIKOVA, L.V.
Study of problems connected with the organizition of mass preparation
of sterile plastic bags with preservative for a +.wo stage blood
preservation. Probl. gemat. i perel. Krovi 8 nc.9:23-29 S 163.
(~U.U 17: 9)
1. 1z TSentrallnogo ordena Lenina institutR gematologii i perelivaniya
krovi (dir. - dotsent A.Ye.Kiselev) Ministerstva zdrnvookhraneniya
SSSR, TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta konservnoy
promyshlennosti (dir. A.F.Namestnikov) pri Vyschem sovete, naradnogo
khozyaystva SSSR Soveta Ministrov SSSR i Khimiko-farmatsevticheskogo
zavoda imeni N.A.Sqmashko (dir. V.I.Antipov).

A.R.,; BOLOTNIKOVA,
~Ixperience in the storage of blood in pla3tic ba,,s under field conditions.
Probl. gemat. i poi-el. Krovi 8 no.9.-30-32 S 'C"13. (MA 17:9)
1. Iz ln~-T-Atorii konserv-ii-ovaniya krovi (zav. - prof. F.R.
Vinogr~sd-Finkell) TSentrallnogo ordena Llendna inst"t-lits gematolc~;Yji
i pe-relivaniya. krovi (dir. - dotsent ,',.Ye.
zdravookhraneniya SSSR.

ZIIAROVA, Ye.l.; KOLLER, P.S.; SHUGA; BOLOTNIKOVA., F.I.; FItUSEENSLK!", M-0.
prof
Karyological analysis of hemopoietic cells in experimental leukemoid
reaction. Probl. gemat. i perel. krovi 9 no.12:9-13 D 164
(MIRA 18:1)
3. Radiobiologicheskayn laboratoriya (zav. - prof. I-I.O.Paushenbakh)
TSentrallnogo ordena, Lenina, instituta gematologii i perelivaniya
krovi (direktor - dotsent A. Ye. Kiselev) Ministerstva zdravookhra-
neniya. SSSR 14oskva, i tsitologicheskaya laboratoriya (zave - profo
P.S. Koller~ Instituta. imeni Chester Bitti (direktor - prof.
A. Kheddov), London.

BOL011MOVA, F. I.; FEDOROVA, L. 1.
--------------------------
Problems related to the possibility of aseptic collection of
blood in different areas suitable for this purpoBe and develop-
ment of a simple method for its bacteriological control. Probl.
gemat. i perel. krovi 7 no.7:22-26 J1 162. (MIPA 15:7)
1. Iz TSentral'nogo ordena, lanina instituta gematologii i pereli-
vaniya krovi (dir. - dotsent A. Ye. Kiselev) Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(BLOOD-COLLEGTION AND PRESERVATION)

BOLOTNIKOVA,, L.S.; SAMONOVA, T.I.
Cellulose solutiona in a cadmium-ethylonediamine complex. Zbur.prikl.
khim. .34 no'.3:659-662- Mr 161, (MM 14:5)
I@ I=titut vyvQkomDlekulyarnfth soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Cadmium compounds ) (Canulose)

BOLOTNIKOVA, L.S.; DANILOV,, S.R.; SAMSONOVA, T.I.
- I
Fractionation of woodpulp.. Zhur.prikl.khim. 34 no.11:2578-2579
9 161. (WOOOpulp) . (MRA 1511)

Mfilt-QVA, L.L.- DANILOV, S.N.; SAMSONOVA, T.I.; TURKOVA, L.D.
-EIOL I
Characteristics and use of an alkaline solution of the iron sodium
tartrate complex for dissolution of cellulose. Zhur.prikl.kh1m.
35 no.12.-2760-2763 D 162. (HIRA 16:5)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Iron sodium tartrates) (Cellulose) (Iron.L'Analysis)

BDLOTNIKOVA, L.S.; SAWONOVA, T.I.
Relationship bBtween molecular weight and intrinsic viscosity
of cellulose in solutions of the cadmium ethylenediamine
complex. Vysokom. soed. 6 no-3:533-537 Mr'64.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy All SSSR.

-BOLOTNIKOVA,_L.S.; SAMSOROVA, T.I.
Determination of constants in Huggins and Schultz-Blaschke
equations for cellulose and its derivatives. Zhur. prikl.
khim. 38 no.10:2299-2303 0 165. (MTRA 18:12)
1. Subirdtted August 21, 1963.

BOLOTNIKOVA, T. N. Cand Phys-Math Sci -- (diss) "Spectroscopy of simple
aromatic hydrocarbons in frozen crystalline solutions." Mos, 1959. 7 pp
(Mos State Ped Inst im V. I. IAnin), 150 copies. Biblio!;raphy at end of text.
M, 46-59, 135)
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1(4), 24(7)
J'X THOR i B o 1 otni kovaT
SOV/161-7-1-7/27
TITLEs On the Problem of Interpretation of the Fluorescenc6 Spectrum of
Naphthalene (K voprosu ob intarpretataii spektra fluorestsentsii
naftELlina)
IaMODICAL:Optlka i spoictrookopiya, 1999 Vol 7, Hr 1, pp 44-51 (USSR)
ABSTRAM The author studied the fluorescence spectrum of frozen solutions of
naphthalene at 770K. The fluorescence spectra were recorded using a
"Bausch and Lamb" quartz spectrograph (1/1,9 speed, linear dispersion
25 I/mm in the 3100 1 region and 40 1/6~ in the 3600 1 region) - The
spectra wore recorded using the technique described by Shpol'skiy at al
(Rof 11). Fluorescence vas excited by means of two FU-4 water-cooled
mercury lamps. Spectra of the following frozen naphthalene solutions
were recorded s in n-pentano (Fig 2 on p 46), n-hoxana (Fig 3), n-haptars
(Fig 4), n-actano, ethyl alcohol and,paraffin oil. For the sake of
comparta.m,the author recorded also the fluorescence spectrum of
crystal lits' naphthalene at 770K (Fig 1 on p 46). The fluorescence
spectrum of naphthalene in pentant -was the sharpest of all the isolution
spectra. The spectr= of naphthalene in hwana consisted of diffuse
!.d 1/2 lines and the spectra of naphthalene in haptane, ethyl alcohol or

SOV/51-7-1-7/27
C-ii the Problem of Interpretation of the Fluorescence Spectrum of Naphthalene
paraffin oil consisted of diffuse bands (100-120 cm-1), phose centres
coincided with the intense lines of the naphthalene spectrum in pentan3.
All the fluorescence frequencies of naphthalene in pentane and their
Interpretation are given In Table I together vdth th*-frequencies of tha
fluorescence spectrum of naphthalene in duren*- The sharpness of the
fluorescence spectrw of naphthalene in pentane made It possible to
determine precisely the frequoncl Intervals and to distin&uish two of
these intervals (495 and 927 cm-1) from the values of fully s~mmetricml
frequencies at 517 and 940 cm-1. It is suggested that the mechanism o-i
the electron-vibrationAl transition In fluorescence is the same as tha
absorption mechanism observed in frozen solutions of naphthalene in durcliij.
Acknowled9nent is made to Professor R.V. Shpol'skiy who directed thic
vork~ There are 1 figure, 4 tables and 16 references, 5 of which ara
Soviet, 9 English and 1 Getman.
August 27, 1958
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-AU MOR Bolotnikova
S OV/ 5 1 - 7 - 2 - 11 3
TITIS. Spectroscopy of Certain Simple Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Frozen
Crystalline Solutions (Sloektroskopi~a nakotcrykh prostykh
aromatichaskikh uglevodorodov v zamoroa..i=ykh kristallicheakikh
rastvora4i)
PMUOM C.%L Optika I spektroskopiya, 1959, Vol 7, Nr 2, pp 21-7-222 (UZ;5R"
Aa3TIRAOT The author investigated the fluorescence spectra of frozen solutionj
of the following six linear aromatics; naphthalene, anthracene,
9- and 10-dicliloroanthracene, anthraquinone and naphthacene. The
results for naphthalene, anthracens, 9- and 10-dichloroanthraceng and
anthraquinone wore reported earlier (Refs 10-11). The present paper
describes the results obtained for frozen solutions of naphthacene in
n-hexane, n-haptans, n-octane and n-nonans. The sharpest spectrum was
that of the solution of naDhthacene in nonane (Table 1 and Fig 1). The
fluorescence spectra of anthracene In nonane and in naphthalene had the
same vibr~Ltional structure (Fig 2). The results reported here and
those of Refs 10-11 led the author to the following conclusions.
(1) The spectra of frozen solutions of aromatics are sharp (10-15 cm-1
-AridthI) if the solvent (paraffin) lattice does not undergo considerable
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S.pectroscopy of Certain Simple Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Frozen Crystalline Solutions
defornation may be due tot (a) dimensions of the fluorescent molecule
being such that it distorts the crystal lattice of the solvent when it
rODlaces a solvent molecule, (b) thermal totsional vibrations on
increase of temperature, (c) increase of the solute concentration -which
leads to its separation or formation of complexes. (2) The spectra of
the frozen solutions of naphthalene, anthracens, naphthacene and other
aromatics indicate molecular nature of these solutions. (3) Absence
of fine structure in the spectra of simple (linear) aromatic hydrocarbons
suggoosts; a high probability of coincidence of the long axes of the
fluorescent and the solvent molecules. (4) Fine structure in the
spectra of more complex hydrocarbons may be due to comparable MagnitWes of
probabilities for different orientations of molecules. Acknomledgment
is made to Prof. E.V, Shpol'skiy who directed this work. There are
2 figures, 2 tables andI3 references, 6 of which are Soviet, 5 English
and 2 German.
STIBNIT'ISD.- September 6, 1958
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AUTHOR: Bolotnikova, T. 11. SOV/48-23-1-6/36
TITLE: Fluorescence Spectra of Frozen Crystalline Solutions of
Simple Aromatic Hydrocarbons (spe,ktry fluorestsentsii
zamorozhennykh kristallicheskikh rastvorov prostykh aromati-
cheskikh uglevodorodov)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1959,
Vol 23, Nr 1, ~p 29-31 (USSR)
ABSTqACT: Th a present paper is closely connected with a cyle of research
work dedicated to the investigation of the microstructure of
fluorescence spectra of Aromatic hydrocarbons in frozen
n-paraffin solutions at 770 X under the suDervision of
E. V. Shpol'skiy.. From previous p6pers it was known that ~n
paraffin solutions the fluorescence bnnds of aromatic hydro-
carbons are split into lines, into doublets or rather complex
multiplets. The reason for that splitting has so fai not been
clarified yet. For investipating this problem, simple aromatic
hydrocarbons were analyzed under various conditions: vaporous,
as a solution, in crystalline state and (in'this paper) as
solid'solutions at low temperatures. The author investigated
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of Simple Aromatic Hydrocarbons
solutions of naphthalene in n-pentane, n-hexane, n-heptane,
n-octane, etbylalcohol, and paraffin oil, and coi-,1--rVd them,
to the crystalline spectrum. The sharpest spectrum wfts found
with naphthalene in pentane. It was observci that the chnIn
length of the solvent depends on the spectrnl shnrpness which
had been found alrandy in previous Dapers (Refs 2,3), The
following data were obtained by compnrison with the
crystalline spectrum: the solution spectrum is, compare! to the
crystalline one, shifted by 170 cm- toward the short-wave
rangeo Both spectra have the most intense lines in common.,
In the solution spectrum each strong line is accomDanied b,,,- a
weak one within the short-wave range. Furthermore, the author
compared the spectrum of naphthilene in pentane with that of
the solid solution of naphthalene in durene obtained by
McClure (Mak-Klyur)(Refs -1,5). The spectra of the frozen
solutions of naphthalene in n-paraffin may be rega;ded as
electron-oscillation molecular spectral The variations of
frequency differences may be considered to be an influence
exercised by the surrounding medium upon the molecule.
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of Simple Aromatic Hydrocarbons
equal conditions. The solutions in heptane nnd hexane turned
out to be the sharpest spectra. Tho solutions and crystalline
anthracene had the centers of the spectral-line groups in
common. The investigations have shown that the molecular nature
of the solution spectra is explained by comparing the spectra
of frozen solutions to those of the same compounds under
different conditions. In addition, it resulted from the study
that this method may also be applied to any of the remaininp
substances. The author thanka F.. V. Shpol'skjy for super-
vising the work and his interest in it. There are 3 fi,"res
and 6 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
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B105/B147
AUTHORS: Bolotnikova, T. N., Khandros, V. 0.
TITLE: New research in the field of spectroscopy
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vestnik, no, 11, 1961, 110-112
TEXT: The Komissiya po spektroskopii pii Otdelenii fiziko-,matematicheskikh
nauk Akademii naDk SSSR (Commission of Spectroscopy at the Department of
Physics and Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences USSR) held a conference
in Gorlkiy from July 5 to 12, 1961, which dealt with topical problems of
atomic and molecular spectrum analysis. This 14th Conference was
attended by over 1300 collaborators from laboratories of scientific
research institutes and industrial establishments of the country.
S. L. Mandel'shtam, Chairman of the Commission of Spectroscopy, opened the
Conference and mentioned the progress in the field of molecular spectrum
analysis. At the sessions of the Section of Atomic SDectroscopy reports
were delivered on the theory of emission spectrum analysis, a statistical
method of searching optimum conditions for its procedure, and the
quantitative spectrum analysis of gas mixtures. Further reports dealt
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New research in the field of- B105/B147
with problems of sample material classification, processes of excitation
of spectra, light sources, the multichannel vacuum-photoelectric device
A~C-31 (DFS-31), and the development of the photoelectric method for the
continuous determination of elements. The analytical method should be
perfected in order to increase the purity of substances and materials.
Methods of the spectral determination of nonmetallic components (oxygen,
nitrogen, hydrogen, and carbon) in metals and alloys were discussed at a
special session. Problems of the construction of spectral devices and
auxiliary means were also dealt with. At the sessions of the Section of
Molecular Spectroscopy, problems of molecular spectrum analysis Aere
discussed. The analysis of spectra of electronic paramagnetic and nuclear
magnetic resonance is given special mention. Reports were also delivered
on the perfection of instruments and the application of infrared spectra.
Spectroscopic research methods of chemical reactions were discussed at a
special session, The method of using distinct, quasilinear spectra of
solutions at low teMDeratures for semiquantitative and quantitative
analyses, as well as problems of radiOSDectroscopy were also discussed at
the Conference. In this connection, reports were delivered on research
results of microwave spectra and spectra of electron paramagnetic, as well
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New research in the field of- S/030/61/ooo/oll/005/007
B105,/B147
as nuclear magnetic resonance of some compounds. Because of the variety
of research trends and fields of application of spectroscopy, the
Commission of Spectroscopy finds that regular conferences with limited
tasks should be convened.
I-,".
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B103/B217
3

AUTHORS: NoBmeyanov, A. 11., Academician, Korshak, V. V.,Corresponding
Member AS USSR, Voyevodskiy, V. V., Corresponding Member I
AS USSR, KochetkovfL.L N. S. I Soain I S. L. , Materikova, R. B: ,
Bolotnikova# T. N., Chibriking V, M.1-and Razhin, It'. M.
TITLE: Synthesis and some optical-magnetic propertiee of poly-
ferrocenea
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 137, no. 6, 1961, 1370-1373
_~_
TEXT: The authors studiod the magnetic properties of ferrocone derivativess
1) of the polyferroceny2ones (Table 1, nos. 1-6). 2) the polydiisopropyl-
ferrocene (Table Is noB- 7-8), 3) the polymethano- and 4) the polyethuno-
polyferrocenes (Table 1I nos. 9-13). They were synthetized by: A) Poly-
recombination- To 1). and 2). 1 qaola forrocone (or of its diisoprvpyl
homolog) was treated with 1 mole tertiary butyl peroxide in nitrogen
atmosphere at 2000C.1 1) and 2) are assumed to be formed as follows: the
Butoxyl and methyl radicals formed during peroxide decomposition separate
the hydrogen from ferrocene (or the a-hydrogen). The radicals thus formed
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3/02~0 013/020
Synthenia and acme B103 B217
recombine and form linear 1) or 2), easily soluble in benzene. An in-
soluble polymer (Table 1, non- 5-6) witij a two- or tridimensional network
structure is formed simultaneously. The conversion of ~.rrocone to high-
molecular products amounted to 25~. Nos. 1-3 have a softening temperature
of 290-3000C and are a dark-red powder, whereas non. 5-6 had their softening
temperature at about 4000C and were light-yellow. B) Polyalkylenation of
frrosene by methylono chloride and 1,2-lichloroelhane In the presence of
anhydrous aluminum chloride. Aluminum chloride solution in 50 ml of di-
halogen alkane was added gradually to 40 gferrocene dissolved in 250 ml dry
dilialogen alkane. The mixture was stirred for 6 hr at the boiling tempera-
ture of the solvent. The next daye 10 g aluminum chloride in 25 ml dihalo-
gen alkane were added and treated for 6 hr as above. The mixture was
decomposed by ice and HC1 and-treated with sodium oulfite. The obtained 3)
and 4) were well soluble in benzene, differed, however, by their solubility
In other. Table 1 shows thia molecular weic;hts, the always equal g-factor
and the magnetic characteristics of all substances produced. The decomposi-
tion temperature of 9-13 was 115-1200CL. All substances are amorphous
powders, nos. 9 and 10 light-yellov, no. 11 grey-brown. Hos. 10 and 11 are
of a chemical- composition similar to that of no. 9 (pentaethanodifferrocone).
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They consist possibly of 2 and 4 molecules similar to the latter, connected
by ethane bridgus. 4-5 mothylenes in the molecule of non. 12 and 13 belong
to 2 ferrocone radicals. They do-not contain halogen. The infrared spectra
of nos. 9-13 have frequencies within the range 1000-1100 cm-1. To 1).
Derivatives 1) having a x-conjugation between the ferrocene links give a
signal the electron paramagnotio resonance (a-p-r), similarly to the poly-
aromatic hydrocurbona. Thin cannot be explained by the pronence of a
corrosponding quantity of the oxidized form of the forricinium cation.
Table 1 shows that also polymers in.which the forrooeno links are separated
by the -CH27CH2- group give an a. p. r. signal. It Is known that the
dolocalization of the unpaired oloutrona between the two phenyl rings is not
prevented by this group. In the substances dancribed here, which give an
a. p. r. sienal. thin signal is the smaller, the smaller the number of
-ferrocene links is. This signal vanishes in 2). Polymers with a low
molecular weight give no e. p. r. signal in the solution (benzene), but in
solid state. This is explained by the fact that the intramolecular
interactions cause in solid state a conjugation of the adjacent polymer
=olecules. This causes for its part an'e. p. r. signal. All polymers
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Synthesis and some 3703%217
giving this o1j; nal show a single oymmetrical line of the e. p. r. of the
Lorenz type, Thu 1) obtained from the reaction A yields a wide e. p. r.
line of 11.0-160 oersteds, its width being dependent on the polymer structure.
This line becomes broader on reducing the measuring temperature. Its width
is changed most conqiderably in lov-molecul4r Tho authers
believe tho nature of the measured signals to be unclarified, they cannot
maintain that tho number H of the unpaired electrons per I member, deter-
mined by a comparison with the standard, corresponds to their actual number.
may, however, be a certain characteristic of the magnetic properties of
the system (nos. 2-4) * 1; reaches an anomalous size in the inaoluble
polymer no. 5. This is assumed to be connected with a collective effect of
the ferromagnetic type. The ultraviolet (UV-) upoctra of 1) dissolved in
n-octanet which give an a. p. r. signal in solid atatel differ from the
ultraviolet spectra of such that give no signal in solid state, In the
firat.caae the UV-spectrum agrees completely with %list of ferrocene dis-
solved in CCV. It was proved for these spectra (Rof. 7) that the oharge
4
transfer takes place here under formation of an ion pair For CC1_. On the
4
contrary,the UY-spectrum of such 1) that give t~o e. p. r. signal is similar
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to.that of feri~occne in aneutral solvent (n-octane) , i. e. under conditions'
3inder which the charGo in not trannforrod. Finally, 'he authors point out
that their reDults concerning.the UV-spectra apparently confirm the
pDeudoferromagnetiarn" of the poly-nucleotidea and of the polyaromatic
hydrocarbons (Refs- 5 and 8). There are I figure, I table, and 8 references,
7 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet -bloc. The only reference to En(;lish-lancuage
publication reads an follows: J. C. D. Brand, Ref. 7: Trans. Farad. Soc.,
53, 694, 1957-
ASSOCIATION: institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademi! nauk SSSR
(Institute of Elemental-organic Compounds of the Academy of
Sciences*j USSR)
SUBL'ITTED: December 20, 1960
LeGend to Table 1. 1) current number, 1-4) linear polyferrocenylene
5-6) insoluble polyferrocenylene, 7) polydiisopropylferrocene, linear, EI)
like 7) insoluble,19-11) condensation products of ferrocene with Di-l*,2-
chlorcethme, 1~-13 'with methylene chloride, 14) ferricinium, cation.
11) Substance, IIIi mofecular weight# IV) &-factort V-VI) line width, oerstea
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DOLOTNIKOVA, T.N., kand.fiz.-matem.nauk
Spectra of organic compounds. Priroda r1 no.4:107 Ap '62.
(MIRA 15:4)
1. Moskovskiy gorodskoy pedagogicheskiy institut im. V.I.Lenina.
(Organic compounds--�pectra)

L 1MV-63 F--JT(J)/EPF(c)A,6T(m)/BDS Pc-4/Pr- 4 pov;-i-~-Iljv. Y
ACCESSION OR: AT3002192 S/29hl/63/bE/000/0036/0043
'AUTHO4S: Goboy, G. V... 13olotnikova, T. N.
rozen--.~crystalline solutions
f
TITLEf Spectroscopy.0
SOW
ICE': Optika i spektios4opiya; sbornik statey, v. 1: -Lyuminestsentsiya..
Mosco Izd-v
SSSR, 1963
wo o AN
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence, absorption., spectra, polyenes, hydrocarbons energy
level'-~
ABSTRACT: A study has been made to determine the-luminescence and absorption'
spectrd of diphenvl-, triphepyl-, and -quaterphp~rmj- olyppps." The method was first
-p q
used by S. V. Shpol I skiSF 71,
and consists 6-f investigating the
sharp luminescence spectra of frozen n-paraffin solutions condensed in aromatic
hydrocarbons. For the diphenyl," the largest luminescence spectra were found in
'hoptane, and octane solutions with aband width o 50 c
hexane f m The con
.ous dbsorption spectra of triphenyl were found t lie between WO and 3200 X
and for the quaterphenyl, between 26W and 3400 The authors contend that the
fluorescence-spectra of these polyene permit the tracing of changes in the
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L, 1901-63
ACCEWION NR: AT3002192
molecular energy levels arising from line broadening of the molecules on one of
the phenolic groups. "The authors express'their gratitude to B, V, Shpollskiy.11,
Orig. art. has: 6 tables and 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTIM.-. 28may62 DATE ACQ: 19May63 ENCL:
'OTHFII: 008
~W`ODE: PH NO REF SOV: 007
Card 2/2

BOLOTNIKovA., T.N.; GOBOV, G.V,
.
Emission spectra of certain polyphanyls and diphanyl polyenes.
Izv. AN SSSR Ser. fiz. 27 no.5t683-685 My, 163.
(Unsaturated compounds-Spectra) (MIRA 16:6)
(Paraffins-Speotra)

BOLOTNIKOVA. V.
ProgreSsive methods of meeting customers' demands in WIdte RuBsia.
�ov.torg. no.12:28-29 D 1369 (MIRA 10:1)
(White Rmssia-Restaurants, lunchrooms, etc)

KORSAXOV, M.I.; BOLQTKOV__Zj..Jnzhener, retsenzent; MOKSIN, S.I.. inzhener,
retsenzent; SIMONS, D.Ta., iazhener, redal-tor; POPOLOV,*Ya.H..
redaktor izdatellstva; KATVXYlVA, Te.N., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(Safety engineering for machine-tractor mechanics] Teklinika bez-
opasnosti v mashinno-tractornykh masterskikh. Moskva. Goa. nauchno-
tekhn. izd-vo maahinostroit. lit-ry, 1956. 189 p. (MLRA 9:11)
(Iiachine-tractor stations--Safety measures)

YATSENKO. V.A.; MOXSIN, S.I.. inEhener, rateenzent; BO~%~,J -
reteenzent; ZHDANOV, V.Y., inthener, redaktor; OLOTO Ta*N*#
redaktor izdatelletya; SHOLIKINA, S.I., takhnichaakiy redaktor
[Safety engineering in work with agricultural machinery] Tekhnika
be2opasnosti pri rabote na sellskokhottaistvennykh mashinakh.
Koskva, Goo. nauchno-tokhn. Izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1956.
77 P. (MIRA 10:1)
(Agricultural machinery--Safety measures)

BOLOTNOV S. (Moskovskaya obl.)
Tape rewinding in the "Kazaril-20 phonograph-~ape recorder
combination. Radio no-4:44 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Magnetic recorders and recording)

SOLO-mou. O.S.
Soviet herring fisheries in the North Atlantic. Probi.Sev.
no.2:226-237 '58. (MIRk 12:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatelleMy institut rybnogo khoz-
yaystva I, okeanografit.
(Atlantic Ocean-Herring fisheries)

K 4,; KOGMAN, I .' , !--),h,; j;'%Ia~.
D- t a rimi -ni ng the econc-mi - - ffi~tiency (-,f rrcje-,n-' zq..r~iDn
of industrial eqUilnent. Vestu.pas)dnostr, 44 no. 12~69-711
F 164. (MIRA l7t7~

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I`,)J~!~-VPv smoothIng, inaaMnov for rojni,o,-cpd
Ot-0i. I dor. mash. 10 no concrete produ ,,.
-9:30-32 0 v
S 165. (MIRA 18:10)

CrX!ITFLY :
CATFG01""Y :Pharmacology, Toxicology. C;hemotherapeutic Preparations.
Alit iheiminthic '>'ubstances
1'm' . JOLT, : RMIK01.) Ne. 12 1956, R% 56853
ATiMM -60lotn*y, M.M.
T-I-E flenolytic Jaundice with Over-dosage of Phenothiaziae
C:F 1 GFUB. : Vrachebnoye ~,ela, 1957, i-"o.5, 5229-530
0-STRiXT : Reports on the course of a severe hemolytic jaundice
iii a child 5 years of age associated with the use of
phenothiazine (0-5 go 3 times a day for 5 days). Treat-
went was given (blood transfusions, injections of vit-
amin BW Fe, raw liver, etc.), with resulting improve-
rent, and the c;iild was discharged hoine after 19 days
of hompitalization. Ye.G.

BOIA'JTNY-Yp 14- Inzh.
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HOning sleeves with
no.I.-25-26 J.- 165. synthetic di'mond I)ara. !.vt- 43
(~'--RA 15; 3)

BOLOTIM) IN.V.; CHEPOVETSKIY) I.Mh.; BORBAT, A.A.
I.... -
Syntbetic diamonds at the Zhitomir Automobile Spare-Part Plant.
Hashinostroitell no.10:42.-43 0 '64.
(I.IIRA 111.11)

BOLOMMY-9 kandidat t0khnicheskikh nauk; GOI"2. Sh.. kandidat tekhnicheakikh
nau1c.
Use of durable paints on building facades and roofs. Zhil.-kom.khoz.
4 no.2:11-15 154.
(Roofing paint) (MLRA 7:5)

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SubJect USSR/Medicine
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 - 2/19
Authors : Bolotn;%,-Vx. Ettinger, A. I., Kupperberg, L. S.,
6--
sclent-irld Wo ers
Title : Disinfection of drinking water by hydrogen peroxide
Periodical : Gig. i. san., 11, 7-9, N 1955
Abstract : Describes Investigation and experiments on the use of a
filter for disinfecting Neva water by hydrogen peroxide.
The results of the experiments are presented in a table.
Institution : Leningrad Scientific Research Institute, Academy of
Municipal Services im. K. D. Pamfilov
Submitted : S 9, 1954

4~fy' tit/,
YADOROV, Nikolay Fedorovich, doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, prof.; 30
[deceased], kanCtekhn.nauk. spetoiyallnyy redektor';
redaktor isdatel'stva; PWROVSKAYA, U.S., tekhnicheskly redaktor.
[Public sanitation of cities] Sanitarnoe blagoustroistvo garodov.
Moskva, Izd-vo X-va kommun.khos.RSYSR, 1957. 302 P. (KIRA 10:11)
. ~(Sanitary engineering)