SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRAUDE, G. Y. - BRAUDE, S. Y.

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SHAKHOVA, S.F.; BRAUDE, G.Ye.
Phase equilibria and volume ratios in the systems acetone-
acetylenic hydrocarbons. Khim. prom. no,6:436~440 Te 163.
(KM 16:8)
(Acetone) (Hydrocarbons)
(Phase rule and equilibrium)

SHAKHOVA, S.F.; BRAUDE,_�J~a.,
Solubility in the systems liquid anmonia - acetylenic hydrc~
carbons at low temperatures. K~:Ua.prom. no.7:5).CL-513 JI 16).
(MIRh 16.-li)

IVANOVSKIY, F.P.; BFkU])4T,,', G.Ye.; T.A.
r L
K
inetics ol the interaction o,~' c4rbon monoxide and s-,eam at
elevated pressim?. Kin. i kat. 5 no.":563-5b,, !~;-,To '64.
(mlp"~ 1-/: 11.)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-isaledovatellsidy Instit,,11. azotnoy
pro-Vshlennosti.

SHAKHOVA, S.F.; 413AI~DE, Ye-
--- Q,
Liquid-gas equilibrium in the systems liquid ammonia - acetylenic
hydrocarbons. Khim. prom. 40 no.12:906-909 D 164.
(MIRA 18:2)

BRAIMP, O.Ye.; DEDOVA, T.V,; TiMMOVA, S.F.
Solubility of acetylefild hydrocarbong in ff-methyl-2-pyrrolidone and
it% ftqueo~ 9JbIA-ftbft.Khira. Prom. 41 no.3-186-188 W 165. (MIRA 18-7)

BRAA-73, I. D.
27836. Braifde, 1. D. obleseniye ovrM-ov i balok. lee i step', 1949, No. I
a- 50-56
SO: Letopial Zhurnaltnykb Statey, Vol. 57, 1949

BRAME, I. D.
25113- BRAUM, I-D- X Voproau Lesomelioratsii Sillno Erodirovannykh Fochv Yugo-
vostoks- Refer. Trudy Yubileyivoy Seasii, Fosvyashch. Stolotlya So Dnya
RozhdeniyEL Bokuchayeva. H.-L., 1949, S. 417-23
SO: Letopipt No. ~7, 1949

BRAUDE, I. D.
Forest influences
Location of shelterbelts in eroded areas of th3 central forest-and-steppe region.,
Les i SteP', 4, no. 1, 1952.
1952
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, YAM Uncl.

TARAITE, T. D.; N. P. VA,llKTVSKIY
Balok (Alforestat-on of Gullies and Favines,E~r)
Obleseniye Ovy-agov '.T
I. Do. !~,raiide 1. 2. Perer. I don. izd. ':'cskva, Goslest=Jzdat, 1553.
3LZ1 D. Illus., Diagrs., Tables.
r
S'c : N/.,
729 - hl
1953

SITKOVSKIY, P.A.; KONAROV, G.V.; BRUSENTSEV, Y.F.; KREMERETSKIY. R.N.;
MAMATEV, M.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; SKIRNOV, A.Y., k:qnd.tekhn.nauk;
APANASIYEV. LV.; VOLODIKO, I.F., kand.tekhnonauk; BXMTARDY. S.A.:
KONDRATIYEV, VJ.; KARLINSKAYA, M.I.; NIKOLAYEV, M.I., kand.tekhn.
nauk; DOROKHOV, S.M.; PISHCHaROV, F.V.; KLIMENTOVA, A.V.; ROZEMBLAT,
Zh.I.; PANIXYW, V.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; XULIKOV, P.Ye.; SEDUROVICH,
S.V.; IRLITSIN, N.V., retsenzent; BARTSM,
A.M.; retsenzent; GRIGORYANTS, A.S., retsenzent; IGNATYUK, G.L.,
retsenzent; ICAT, IN, A.Ya., retsenzent; MMENETSKIY, N.D.,
retsenzent; POPOV, K.V., retsenzent; ORLOVA, V.P.. red.; LZT1WV,
V.Ya., red.; SOKOLOVA, N.M., takhn.red.; FEDOTOVA, A,F,t tekh~,rede
(Handbook for hydraulic and agricultural engineers] Spravochnik
gidrotekhnika melioratora. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry,
1958. 766 p. (MIRA 120)
(Hydraulic engineering) (Agricultural engineering)

us __) p
Soil Science. Fertilizer!~,.
nu r Ref 7nur-Biolog.iya, No. 4, 1959, No. 15445
A
T I t I Soil t,,rosion anti iiatt~r Preservation Are Ur-
gent Governmental Problems.
OriG. Pub. Lesn. kh-vo, 19543, Nn. (), 4-9
A b,,i t r, L No ab--;tract.
CO r c1 : 1/~L

BRAME, Ioraill Danilovich, kand.sellskokhoz.nsuk; KOREYSHO, Ye.G., red.;
tekhn.red.
(Consolidation and reclamation of ravines, MAlies, and steep
slopes] Zakreplsnie i osvoenis ovragov, balok i krutykh skonov.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo Rellkh02.lit-ry, 1959. 280 p. (MIRA 12:12)
(Soil conservation)

MATTAKIN, G.I.; NIKITIN. P.D., KOZKENKO, A.S.; BRAUDE, I.D.; MIRONOV. V.V.;
KATTUK, I.S.; BFMZIYA, V.M.; MININ,-D;D~-; IS= -D~?.; MOROZOV,
I.R.; GOLTATO, G.O.; GHASHKIN. M.I.; KORNTSHO, ie.G., red.; GUREVICH,
M.M.. tekhn.red.
EReference book for workers in the field of land improvement
through afforestation] Spravochnik agrolesomelioratora. Izd.3.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry. 1959. 308 P.
WRA 13:6)
(Afforestation)

BRAUDE. I.D.
'. -
Using silvicultural land inprovenent nsaaures for controlling
soil erosion in the Buropean U.S.S.R. Pochvovedenie no.6:35-41
Je '59. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Vneennorqy Inatitut agrolooome-
liorateil. (Soil conservation)

MAVMOV, Tofik Musayevich; -BRAUDE, I.D., red.; FUKS, Ye.A., red.izd-va;
PARAKHINA, N.L. , tekI_n_-.-r-ea-.----_
Wash floods and silvicultural measures for controlling them]
Selevye potoki i lesovodstvennye mary bor'by 9 nimi. Moskva,
Goalesbumizdat, 1960. 88 p. (MIRA 13:9)
(Azerbaijan--Erosion) (Forest influences)

BRAUDE, I,D*j kand.sellskokhos7aystvennykh nauk
4roision control. Teigt-AN SSSR 31 no.3-'.12.1-123 Mr 161.
(Zrosion) (VMA 14:3)

BRAME, Itrail, D.;I- ~Sctboda of forest improve-
ment to prevent e
V.,~ %be Intensity of vater erosion on the
V~ tarxitory of the UGSR,1
"Ilia Influence of moverwnt of the crumt of
the earth on erosion processes"
PMSNYA)MVA, Calina A.,~'_ "Soil erosion caused by the irregular flow
9f ground vaters and methods of combatting it"
SILVESTR .-"On the division of
(IV I S. I J
territories subject to erosion in the USSR"
-Ib'~principal types*of'noil erosion d th
J 0. an
geographic distribution of ur6aton factors
In the territory of the USSR.' i
repart5 to lbe ffamitted. for the Intl. Association of Scientific Uldrology,
sympoai= (m continental &wicm, sari, italy 1-6 Oot 1962
sponsored b.T JUGG

BRAUDE ch; SOBOLEV, S.S., akade=ikIr, prof., otv.
---- I.-- -
red.
[soil erosion, drought and their control in the Central
Chernozem Region] Erozi1a pochv, zasukha i bor'ba s nimi
v TsChO. Moskrvar Nauka.. 1965. 138 p. WIHA 18,-7)
1. Vsesojumiaya akademiya sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk
imeni V,1.1,enina (for Sobolev).

BR&UDE, I.Ye., Imnd.takhn.nauk.
Forty, years of Soviet boiler construction. Bezop.truda v prom.
1 no.11.-23-25 N 157. (MIRA 10:10)
l,rodollakiy mashinostroitellnyy zavod im. Ordzhonikidze.
(Boilers)

BRAUIZ, I.Ye., inzh.; RODDITIS, X.F., kand.tekhn.nauk
Development of boiler building for hent-power DlAntS in the U.S.S.R.
during the past 40 years. Ilek.sta. 28 no.11:31-39 N 157.
(MIRA 10:11)
(Boilers)

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FIRAUIZ, I.Ye., inzh.
Development of the manufacture of boilers used in electric power
stations. VeBt.mash- 37 no.12:3-6 D 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Boilers-Designs)

BRAUDE, I.Te., inzh., red.; BARSUKOV, M.N., red.; PETROV. S.P.,
takhn.red.
[Materials of the 5th World Power Conference in Vienna]
Materialy Fiatol mirovoi energeticheskol konferentaii v
Vane . NoBkva, TSentr.biuro nauehno-tekhn.informatoii
tiazuelogo mashinostroeniia. Vol.l. [Steam boilers] Paro-
vye kotly. 1958. 284 p. (MIRA 13:1)
1. World Power Conference. 5th, Vienna, 1956.
(Boilers)

BRAU.2!,,AJsw&aHIRNOV, H.I.; FARSHIN, A.A.; ROZENGIkUZ, I.N.; STENING,
A.I.; UVAROV, V.V. [deceased]; AYZENSHTAT, I.I., red.; ZHIRROV.
N.I., red.; LARIONOV, G.Ta., tekhn.red.
(Modern boiler units; essential components and devices]
Sovremonnye kotellnye agregety; osnovnye elementy i ustroistva.
Pod red. I.E.Braudeo Moskva# Gosoenerg.izd-vo. 1959. 247 P.
(Boilers) (MIRA 12:8)

ZAK"V, A.A., kand.tokhn.nauk-, MDCHM, S.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; SHdHMRBAXOT,
V.A., kand.tekbn.nauk; BRAUDI, I.Te., inzh.;
MWMI, Z.G., inzb.
Reliability of steam superh*aters. Blek.9ta. 30 u9.1:91-94 JS '59-
(Superbegitt�~B) (MIRA 12:3)

ISVIN, Izrail.' Moiseyevich; BOTKACHIKj, Iosif Azarlyevich; RODDATIS,
K.F., kand. tekhn. nauk; IVYANSKIY, S.I., kand, tekhn, nauk;
BRAPE -'- -e.vAmh..;-_GOTGEL'F, I.M., kand. tekhn. nauko
j I ol
~-S~n
zent; POSTOIDVSKIY, S.N. # inzh.., retsenzent; KOMIUOV)
A.M... inzh.; IAMONOV, G.Ye,j tekhn. redo
(Flue exhaust and ventilating fans for high capacity electric
power plants) Dymososy i ventiliatory moshchmykh elektrostantsii.
Mos3Cva., Gos. energ. Izd-vo, 1962. 183 p. (MIRA 15:4)
(Electric power plants-Ventilation)

- LUI%-" f - ~ -
Printing Industry - Accounting
"Analysis of economic operation of enterprises in the Central i'dminist-ra-tion for Printed
Ylatter (Soiuzpechatt), 11 A. X. Dubinin, Reviewed by Kh. Braude, Bukha. uchet, 11, No. 4, 1952.
0
E'onthly Li5t ot Russian 1ccgsgiono, Library of Congress, Jul.; 1952. Unclassified.

I- BR&UDE,-L,,,--inzh*
Using fine sands in the manufacture of precast concrete. Sell.
stroi. 15 no.1:15-16 Ja 160. . (NM 15:7)
.. I (Precast concrete)

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Chemical constitution and parAsifiddal activity. IV.
Synthesis of SA-smoal. and of teftshydroplaamochlo.
:0 K. S. T(4ichicv and M,B I Mile. COMPC rrmd, acad.
Mi. V.R_1?.S. 52, M4(1JR(in English)-l-Viethyl-
96 amino4-pentanone-11CI with HUM). pvc the acctol
(1). b4 I(X)', tilt 1.4340. ne product of the reaction tw-
go
t~wkvn I and 6-methal ii-.io-1,2.3,4.tctmh)*xlioquiti,i-
[tic Was hY;1rqrmted=tlrc*cnce of Pt or 1h] to tetra-
hydroplasnochiv. b..s IK"I' lWt with methylenchis-
Zi I acid), m. 162 which ii active -0
agaill't AVIAII malaria. I with Nuina-
1-41irthYlutilisIO-4-(O-Inc(bO%Y-8-4uillOlYllI
JR-111alle. W., lF.3-A', x1? 1.5770. which wat hYdrogrnat,,.1 00
in thc jwr~rncc of N1 to pWinochin, 1h.j 190-2* (diplerair
111. 1:12". d, 1.0202). P. If. Kaplan
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U.S.S.R. 67,947. Feb. 28. 1941. t-Iliethyl3vnino4-
t"tanone acetal 6 candrn~l with G-nietbo%yS,andno~
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WM/Cheaistiy - Antima3ii J-1 O~ct 51
Quanidine Derivativop
"Chet4ical Stzucture and Parasitocid&l Activity%
'XI. Derivat&ves of Dipiperidylguanidine," M. B.
K. S. Topchiyev, Chem Dept, ~nst of
N Nial~ria VLnd Med Parasitol, Moscow
.4 "Zbur CFbahch Xhim" Vol XXI, No 10, pp 1909-1914
On basis of 15-yr-old synthesis by Topchiyev of
certain dipiperidy1guanidines having strong local-
anuthetic action, synthesized 5 new dialkylamino
aikyl-substituted sym dipiperidy1guanidines, of
irhioh 2 had Cl-substituted piperidine ring. Threes
194T40
-USSR/Chemistry - Antimal, ials (Coatd) Oct 51
aC_the~e derivs vere state& to "be inactive against
bird inijaria. Wthod vas interaction of sym d:L-
piperidy;Lthioureas with aliphatic amines in
p"sence of 4esulfurizing agent.
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BRAUDE, M. B. Cand Chem Sci -- (diss) "Research in the field of
/I
anti-malaria* compounds ;b2W 8-aniinoquinoline%~dqrlj,)tiJO-",,
Mos,1956. 13 pp 22 cm. (Min of Health USSR. All-Union Sci Res
Chem-Pharm Inst im S. Ordzhonikidze rvx-j ~ I,7_~,,
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110 copies. (KL,22-57,104).-
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BUUDB, M.D.,--STAVROVSKAYA, V.I.
Now variation of the synthesis of quinocide._6-methoxy-B-(41-amino-
pentyl)-aminoquinoline. Kecloprom. 11 n0-7:19 23 Jl 157. (KIRA 10:8)
1. Institut malaril, medltsinsko7 parazitologii i gellmintologii
Ministerstva idravookhraneniya SSSR
(QUINOLDim)

AUTHOR: Braude, M. B. '0-N-l-t-43/69
TITLE: On the Mechanism of the Reduction Reaction of
thp Acptobutyric Anid (0 meld-ani7mv re,0,1-1_0
V( T:nov1c-zd.-;!~ nitrila ~-atsetomav'jyannv
PFT?J ODICAL: Zhurnq] Obshchey 1~himii , 195~i, 'Volr ?ti, Mr
pp,
ABSTRACT: In the reduction of the nitrile of F-acetobutyric acid
(formula 1) with sodium in butylalcohol (ref 1) two products
are formed, the 6-aminnhexanol-2 (II,17%~ and the 2-m-ethyl-
pineridine (111,15 %). Gurvich (ref 2) assumed that the
reduction takes place according to scheme 1. In order to
increase the yield of the 6-aminohexanol-2, which is
important for the nuthors.they carried out stepwise the
fiydrat~un of the above-mentioned nitrile. In the beKinning
the ca;b onyl -group according to Meerwein - L'~ondorf (Meerveyn
- V*ondorf) (ref 3) was reduced and finally The nitrile of
the 6-oxycapronic acid (1V,84 %) was obtained (see reaction
proces-i). This nitrile was reduced with sodium in -isoamyl-
alcohol to the 6-amitioliexanol-2 (470 ~,A), in which case the
Card 1 /5; foralatJoy, of P-zmethylpiperidine did riot occur. The data of
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On rhe Mechanism ot, the 'Reduction Reaction of Nitril 79-28-5-45/69
of the -Ae~atobutyric Acid
the authors do not correspond to the above mentioned scheme
by Curvich, they assume that in the 1-pduction of the nitrile
01, 01e acetobutyrio acid with vodlum alcoholato 6-&mi~nr-
(V) oviourn as intermediate product, i.e. that the
process takes place according to scheme 2. In order to support
this assumption a "selective reduction" of the CN-group of
the nitrile of Ir- acetobutyric acid was carried out in
acetic anhydride with the skeleton nickel catalyst. The
6-,netli,yl-1,2,3,4,-'Uetrahydroz)yridine (VI,32 ~~) obtained was
reduced with sodiumisoamylalcoholate to the 2-methyl-
piperidine (VII, 74,5 %). For the purpose of identification
the 6-meth,)rl-1,2,3,4-tetrahydropyridine was synthetized
according to Gabriel (Gabriyel) (ref 4) which in the reduction
on the same conditions also yielded 2-methyl-piperidine.
Gurvich believes the suggested scheme to be wvong and
maintains that the tetrahydropyridines are not reduced by
sodJ,um alcoholate (ref 2). The latter refers, howeveri only
to a 3-tetrahydropyridine (ref 5) while the &2-tetra-
Card 2/3 hydropyridines in the reduction easily convert to piperidines

On the Mechanism of' the keduction Reaction of NJAA~il
of the f-Acetobutyrie Acid
A SSO CI it TIL ON
"UBMITTI-NI:
(ref 6). Thus the reduction ol' the nitrile ofh'"o0.,t),utyric
acid temporqvily takes place throijqh the
which besines its conversion to
hydrc-pyi,idine.s.i.mxiltnneous'ly is reduced to thR 6-amino-
hpxHnol-2 as is shown clearly by seheme 2.
Tho re n 7 vpferetves, ~ of which are 41,,,virl-
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Tnst! I ut i , meditsinqk!~:v r-strazi to) ogii
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blinistl~y- of Health SSSR., Moscow (Institut neditsinskoy Palle zitolo-ETI-I
tropicheskoy medit-a-1-n-7--Ministerstve zdravookhraneniys SSSR)
TITLE: Phenasal synthesis
SOURCE: Meditainskaya promysblennosts SSSR, no. 9, 19659 25-27
Torn TAGSb, organic synthetic process, drug, chlorinated aromatic
compound, antbelmintic
A13STRACT: This anthelmintic, a halogenated selicylarylemide, was syn-
tbesized according to the schematic representation which yielded the
N-(21-ebloro-41-nitrophenyl)-amidd of:5-cbloroselle-ylic acid. (See
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Yield through formation of byproduots. In stage 11, the low basicity
of the 2-obloro-h.-nitroaniline and the breakdown of its bydroobloric
salt during beating obviated the need for an excess to bind the liber-
ated HC1. Phenasal was obtained as a light gray powders m,pe 226-229 C,
yield 67-70%. High dispersability was required for full effect (in
77,.4% of the cases). Combination with other antbelmintics increases its
effects Orig, art* has: 3 formulas-,.
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BAYANDINA, D.G.; BE31,11LI, A.F.; 131LIX-DE, M.D.; KITTOV, A.I.; F21,D)ROVA, 3.11.
Experimental study of the new anthelmintic ionezan and its
combination with acrichine. Report 1i'o.1: Expe:,imental study
of ioinezan. 1-led. paraz. i paraz. bol. 31 no.6:673-6"'77 E-D
(NM~ 17: 11)
1. 1z otdela gelli-;intoioc-ii (zav. - -,,rolf. Pod"yapollslk_-Ya)
i otdela sinteticheskikh preparatov (zav. - prof. V.1. Stavrov-vaya)
Instituta ncditsirskoy parazitologi4 i tropicheskov ?,editsin~ imeni
i/iartsinovskogo (dir. - prof. P.G. Sergiyev) -*,inisterstva zdravo-
okhraneniya SSSR.

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JPLVTMVA, G.G.; BRAUDE, X.M.
Joint oession of the pediatric section of the Moscow Society of
Phthisiologisto and the tuberculosis section of the Moscow Society
of Peiiatricians, held to' commemorate the memory of A.A.Xisell
and the 70th anniversary of the Pediatric Tuberculosis Hospital.
Probl.tub. 35 no.8:121 '57. (MIRA 11.-U)
'(MOSCOW--T'UBERCULOSIS-HOSPITALS AND SANATORIUMS)

KUDRYAVTSEV, P.S., prof., otv. red.; FIGUROVSKIY, N.A., prof.,
red.; IVANENKO, D.D., prof., red.; SPASSKIY, 13.1., dots.,
red.; YAKOVLEV, V.A.y dots., red.; MIRCHMIKO, L.S., kand.
fiz.-mat. nauk, red.; BRAUDEJJI.T., kand. filos. nauk, red.;
LEZHNEVA, O.A., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk, nauchn. red.
[Problems on the history of physics and its teaching; reports
and materials] Voprosy istorii fiziki i ee prepodavaniia; do-
klady i materialy. Tambov. Tambovskii pedagog in-t. 1961.
225 P, iMIRA 1714)
1. Mezhvuzovskaya konferentsiya po istorii fiziki. Ist. Tambov.

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plant. Stek.i kar. 14 no.10:15-16 0 '57.
(MIRA 10:12)
1. Direktor Gusevskogo stekolinogo zavoda im. Dzerzhinskogo.
(Gus-Khrustalny--Glass manufacture)

I RRAT 4_M_.Z., inzh.
Local suction from fixed electric welding positions. Svar. proizv.
no.8:38-39 Ag 162. (MUU 15:11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut okhrany truda
Vsosoyuznogo tsentrallnogo soveta professionalknvkh so ZOV.
I (Welding-Hygienic aspects~

BRAUDE, M.Z,, inz-h.
----
Method of determining the total content of gas in the air
turbulent flQws. Vod. i san. toklis no,11:30-31 N 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

POIROVSKAYI, M.P.; MAXAMED, I.G.; KRASKINA, N.A.; BRAMM, N.I.;
PRYADKINA, M.D.; GUTOROVA, N-M-
Significance of cytochemical investigations in the study of
immunological problems. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. i imun- 30 nol:
5-11 Ja 158- (MIU 12: 3)
1. 1z Gosudarotvennogo Icontrollnogo, instituta. med-itsimskilkh biolo-
gicheskikh preparatov imeni Tarasevicha.
(IMMITY,
cytochem. aspects (Rua))

BRAUDE, N. I., KRASKINA, 19. A.
I I
Varintions of intracellulsr carbohydrste metnbolism in R focus of
irLflnmmation in tan. Biul.MOIP. Otd.biol. 62 no.2:170-171 Mr-AD '58
(MIRA 11:7)
(SKIN-- INFUKKAT ION)
(CARBOHYDRATE 10TABOLISM)
(PLARS-PREVRUTIVE INOCULATION)

BRAUDE, M. I.
Pbosibility of utilization of oortisone for studying vaccinal
strains of Brucella. Zhur.mikrobiol.spid.i Imman. 31 no.2:
83-88 ip 16o. (MnU 13t6)
1. Iz Gosudarstvennogo kDntrollnogo Instituta meditainskikh
biologicheskikh preparatov imeni Thrasevicha.
(BRUGILL& i=muoll )
(CORTISOIN pharmacol.)

BRAUDE, X. 1.
"Experimental Model for Studies of Vaccine Strains of
Bracelia."
Veterinariya, Vol. 38, No. 6, 1961. P- 83
Braude, N. I. (Junior Scientific Co-worker. Moscow Scientific
Research Institute of Microbiology, b)?idemiology, and
Hygiene.)

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BRAUDE, N.I,g.mlad"*I- nauchnyy sotrudnik
Experimental model for studying the vaac~nal strains of Brucalla.
Veterinariia 38 no.6s83.~84 Je 161. (KRA 16 16)
1. Moskovskiy nauchno-issladovatellskiylinstitut mikrobiologii,
epidemiologii i gigiyeny-
(Brucella) (Cortisone) (Vaccines)

BRUDE, A.I.; BRAUDE, N.I.; ZAVENYAGIMA, Ye.A.
Activity of acid phosphatase of macrophagos as related to
special features of their functional state. Dokl.AN SSSR 145
no.3:677-680 J1 162. OMA 15:7)
1. TSentrallnyy institut usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i
Mookov.gkiy institu-1. e -lemiologii i mikrobiologii. Predstavleno
akademikom N.N.Anichkovym.
(PHOSPHATASE) (MACROPHAGES)

FIKM.fU', I B. A.; _LR~Ul~j_ Y.. I.
N=erical turbidity equivalent for ousPensiolis of brucel-losis
-bacteria. Zhur, mikrdbiolop epida i lmzr=o 40 nooltl2O-223163.
(MM 16:10)
1. IvGosudarstvennogo kontrollnogo inatituta imeni Tarase-
vieba i Moskovskogo instituta apideniologii i mikrobiologii.

BRAUDE, N.I.; CHERNOKHVOSTOVA, YO.V.
---------
Mechanism of the affect of cortisone on the resistance in animals
to infection. Zhur. mi)crobiol., epid. i imm. 41 no. 2tl43-144
F 64. (KRA 17:9)
1. Moskovskiy institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii.

POLROISKA,YA, M.P.; ~FASKTNA, N,A.; JAEVETINSON, V.I.; GUTOROITA, N.Ms-._BRAUD , N.I.
YOrpholoogy alld nomn:!lJa-tu-,-,it of imunologl-~,ally comapp-,.:ant cell's of
2yraphoid tissue. Zham.rikrobiol., opid. i imInun. 42 no-3--~-13
MJ~ 165. (Y-IRA 18:6)
1. Moskovskly institut. f-p-l-damicliog-l-I i

GOLIDMAN, I.L.; LEVINA, L.Ya.;.BRAUDF6, X.-I.
Leucocyte culture in the peripheral human blood. Arkh..anat.,
gist. i embr. 1+9 no.9:81-94 S 165.
JMIRA l8s 12)
1. Iaboratoriya.radiatsionnoy genetiki (zav. - chlen
korrespondent AN SSoR prof. N.P.Du*binin) Instituta, biofiziki
AN SSSR. Submitted June 16, 1964.

ACC NM AP6034241 SOURCE CODE: UR/0120/66/000/005/0211/0214
AUTHOR: Koval', A. G.; Braude, P. A.; Gutman, B. V.
ORG. Khar1kov State University (Kharlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: Application of ion beams for the micromachining of thin metal film on'a dielee-
trio
,SOURCE: Pribor-1 i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 5, 1966, 211-214
,TOPIC TAGS: ion beam, ion beam focusing, thin film
'ABSTRACT: Equipment for generating thin ion beams was designed, constructed, and test-
ed on thin metal films deposited on insulating substrates. This process is specifical-
:1y intended for the manufacture of microcircuits. Electron beam ma*chining has the se-,
I
ivere disadvantage of removing material due to heat generation, which results in modifi-
;cation of thin film properties, especially in multilayer devices of the type used in
microcircuits. The ion beam removes material due to cathodic sputtering, without any
Substantial generation of heat. The application of ion beam machining techniques so
;far has been hindered by the difficulty of generating thin collimated beams about O.OS
Ipam in diameter. Figure I shows the new ion-beam generator designed to produce such
'beams. The final beam collimation is-accomplished using two diaphragms which have ap-
UDC: 621.3.032.26:621.791.94
Card 1/3

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'i~. 1. 1--anode; 2--heated cathode; 3--radiators; 4--magnetic coil; 5--cold cathode
ith the emission apperture; 6--electrodes of the three-electrode lens; 7--first cor-
ector; 8--first collimating diaphragm; 9--second corrector; 10--second collimating
iaphragm; 11--plane condenser which steers the collimated beam; 12--movable sample
tage; 13--Faraday cylinder; 14--yacuum valve; 15-nitrogen trap*

ACC NRI AP6034241
tures smaller than 0.1 mm, pierced with a ruby laser beam. The experiments involv-
p
er 2
7ed beam current densities of 1 to 25 mA/cm . Hydrogen, neon, argon, and nitrogen were
jused as gas sources of ions. The cathode is in the form of a magnetic arc. The same
icathode was used with all gases. Experiments included material removal from Au, Cu,
'Al, Cr, Ta, and Ag films on dielectric substrates. It was shown that close control of
Ithese operations was possible with satisfactory results. The authors thank Ya. M.
;rogel for his constant interest in this work and useful discussion. Gratitude to V. S.
lRavin for a series of useful discussions is also expressed. Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
SUB CODE; ;M,20/ SUBM DATE: 020ct65/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REP: 002

BRAUDE, R.S.
37660 mestnoe lecheniye kozhnykh bolezney penitaillinovoy
mazlyu. vestnik venerologii i dermatologii,
1949, No. 6. s. W-40
So. Letopis' Zhumal'rWkh Statey, Vol. 47, 1949

BRAUDEs R. 3.,q ArZIBBGMAs V. A.
Ovocerite treatment of skin diseases. Vesto vener, No, 4s JuIY-
Aug. 50. P. 43-5
1e Of tho Deputmw* for SkIn-Venereal Diseases, Central Iastitute
for tho Advanced Training of PIwaicians (Director-V. P. Lebedev;
Head of Department-Fmf. Rozentul) and of the C Hospital
Imeni Korolenko (Head Pbysician-4)ocent V. P. V0
CLML 19, 51 NOV., 1950

BRAUDE, R. S.
Priority of Russian dermatologists in describing mucous papillomas.
Vest,vanar. No,1:47-48 Jan-Feb 51- - (CM 20:6)
1. Of the Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases (Head--Prof.M.A.
R028ntul) of the Central Institute for the Advanced Training of
Physicians (Director-V.P.Lebedeva).

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42643. Voestanovienlye Doystiviya Otravlonnogo Serotea Fizichookimi Faktorami. Trudy
Uzbek, Goa. Nauch.-Iseled. In-ta lizioterapli I rarortologil Im. Semashko, Sb.
lo, 1948, 9 . 8o-94-

BRAUDE, S. G.
The effect of Anesthesia and Certain Therapeutic Substances on the Absorp-
tion of Isotonic Solutions from the Intestinal Zone
Sb. Faucb. Tr. Krasnoyar. Med. In-ta, No 3, 1953, pp 22-23
In experiments with rats, guinea pigs, and rabbitop the author found that
in animals anesthetized with "Kloett" fluid and cyclonal the absorption was
still low. The changes in water and chloride absorption was similar in a
variety of aninals. (RZhBiol, No 2, 1955)
SO: Sum. No. 639, 2 Sep 55

BRAUDE, S. G.
Effect of Anesthesia on Absorption of Hypertonic Solutions From the
Intestinal Zone
Qj Nauch, Tr, Krasn2lar. Med. In-ta, No 3, 1953, pp 23-24
The author investigated the effect of injection of a 5% salt solution
in 1 ml/lOg weight doses into the intestinal zone of white rats which had
been anesthetized with cyclonal. After one hour the animals were exam-
ined and it was established that the amount of liquid in the intestinal
area of the anesthetized animals had increased to a greater extent than
in the non-anesthetized control animals. The amounts of chlorides them-
selves decreased more in the latter than in the anesthetized animals in
whom the amount of the protein nitrogen was also smaller. The conclusion
was that the diffusive osmotic processes of the organiam depend on the
conditions of the central nervous systems. (RZhBiol, No 2 1955)
SO: Sum. No. 639, 2 S*P 55

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"On the Question of Action of the Magnetic Field on the 6pace Charge in Plane
and Cylindrical Diodes. II,n Zhur. Tekh. Fiz.,, 15, No-3, 1945
Ukr. Physico-Tech. Inst.

BRUDE, S. YA.
PA 2OT56
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Wave c6icles
Standing Waves
"Infinence of Slit Screens in a Cylii.-drical Wave
Guide on the Standing Wave Ratio," Prof'S. Ya.
Bi~aucle, Candidate of Mechanical Sciences, M. I.
Fishkin., Engr,, 8 pp
"Radiotekhnika" Vo I. No 7/8
Disciission' of the possibility of decreasing the
standing vav6 xatio of waves in c~lindriciLl wave
guicles-by means of screens with apertures, MeaBure--
ments Parried out with five types of scret-ne show
tbat-a screen vlth a rectaujp~ aj)ertI=e, when
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Vacuum Tubes 1.1agnetrons
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Pover Generation of Decimeter 71aves by Continuous Operation "agnetrons," A. A.
Slutskin, CorrespondinG 1.1ember of the Academy of Sciences USSR, Prof S. Ya. TPraude,
Dr of ?.'echanical Sciences, I. D. Truten', Candidate of Physico-lrathematicnl Sciences,
6 pp
"Radiotekhnikall Vol I, No 9
Computation of a magnetron oscillator for generation of high-power oscillations in the
decimeter wave range. Oscillation power exceeding 10 iuider continuous operation
is shoym to be feasible. An all-metal niagnetron of 17 RMI for FC-cm raves has been
designed and manufactured. A model is proposed for an all-metal tiu,,able
oscillator -Derritting the wave length to be varied within a 30% range.
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BASS. Y.G.;. BRAUDB, S.Ya.
0i thi'reflectio-n. of radar signals from the sun. Mr. fis. shur. 2 no.2:,
.--*p-is 137. (MLRA 10:6)
~49-~64
1. Institut radiofisiki ta elektroniki Akademii tauk URSR.
(Radar in astronomv)

BRAUIX, S. Y~~
A.V.; LIBROVA, O.M.
Experimental studiC.of tuning-fork filters and some aspects of
their the - - n tWinian with eummw-ies in Russian and English].
Ukr.fiz.zhur. 2 no.3t274-291 Jl-S 157. (MIRA 10:10)
l.Inatitut radiofiziki ta elektroniki AN URSR.
(Ilectric filters)

BRAUDE..-'-5O-Ta----
Distribution of Bcatteritig olements during tho propagation of radio
waves over a ruffled sea, Izv*vys.ucbeb.zav.; radiofiz. 1 n0-3:25-29
V 58- (MIRA 12: 1)
1. Khar'kovsl-.iy institut radiofiziki i elol-,troniki AN USSR.
(Radio waves)

BRAUDE. S.Ya.: BASS. F.G.
-41--
Possibility.for determining the distribution function of scatterers
on a ruffled sap- by radar. Izv.vys.ucbe'b.zav.; radiofiz. I no-3:
161-162 ' 58. (MIRA 12:1)
1. Institut radiofiziki i elektraniki AN USSR.
(Radio waves)

13P 0 U 0
109-3-2-2/26
AUTHORS: Braude, S.Ya., Komarov, N.N. and Ostrovskiy, I.Ye.
TITLE: -6n- the -Statistic Nature of the Scatterinp; of Centimetre
Radio Waves by a Roubh Sea Surface (0 statisticheskom
kharaktere rasseyaniya santimetrovykh radiovoln vzvolno-
vannoy poverkhnostlyu morya)
PM4IODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, 1958, Vol-III, No.2,
pp- 1?2 - 179 (USSR).
either
ABSTRACT: The problem can be analysed/by solvinu the Ma:x~,~,ell
equations for a statistically non-uniform medium (Refs. 3, 4
&Lnd 5) or by assuming that the received signal is statistical
(Refs. 6 and 7). The second approach is easier and it is
adopted in this work. For the purpose of analysis, it is
assumed that the propagation path is comparatively short so
that the main cause of the amplitude fluctuation of the
~received signal is the scattering of the waves from the rough
surface. The field intensity at the receiver is due
to the super-position of a "direct" wave vhich pzopa6ates
directly from the transmitter to the receiver, a reflected
r,,ave and a number of waves scattered by the seai The field
is expressed by:.
E(t) = Eocos WO t + E oTp cos(wot + T) +.ZESCOS(ws t + (P
Cardl/5

109-3-2-2/26
U Lre Radio ',laves
On the Statistic Nature of the ScatterinC of CC-Ltine~
by a Rough Sea Surface
where Eocosw ot is the direct wave, E oTp Cos(w0t + (P) is the
reflected wave and XE s Cos(w St + "Ps is the sum. of the
scattered waves; these vaves have randon aiaplitudes Es and
Phases w st + 4) s which are distributed over all iiiterval
0 to 2--1. It is assumed that the amplitude distribution for
H( 'U) can be expressed by Eq. (3), where 1 0(z) is the
modified BBssel function of the zero order. The average square
deviation and the averaGe deviation of the amplitude are
expressed by Eqs.(6), where P is Eiven by hlo.(5) and Il(Z)
is the modified Bassel function of the first order. The ratio
of the average square value of the arplitude and its mean
value is expressed by Eq-(Ga). The rou61-mess of the sea surface
is defined by: =2
M2 = ZEs
D.2
Card2/5 0

109-3-2-2/26 av s
U
On the Statistic Nature of the Scattering of Genti etre Radio
by a Rough Sea Surface
so that it can be expressed by:
cc
E17 1 + 02
0
The magnitude of the reflected wave can be dcterzined by
finding an expressi-n for f (see The phase distri-
bution of E(t) is in the form of Eq.kl2); it is impossible,
however, to find the square dcviation of the phase directly
from this expression and t1lerefore the dependence
of the phase deviation on Q is expressed indirectly by
Eq.(15). The scattered waves undergo a frequency shift 2s
i7,hich is due to the Doppler effect and is caused b., the regular
and random motion of the sea surface. AsMininC that the
regular motion has a vclocity v_ and tIe random motion has
velocities vs Qs is ex,)ressed by:
4-. (V- - VS)
Qs Q
Dos (16)
Card3/5
-

lu9-3-2-.2/26
On the Statistic nature of the ScatterinG of Centimetre Radio Waves
by a Rough.Sea Surface
where
0 = 4Vv, and .0 4T%-vs
X OS %
(1?)1.
It is shown that the two velocities can be determined from
the Eqs.(19) and (27). On the other hand the low-frequency
spectrum of the fluctuation envelpe F(~5 is expressed by'~
Eq (38), where t I nd 2a are given by Eqs.(36) and
M), while 6(j) ois Jes Dirac -function. 0 A curve of F(J)
calculated from Eq.(l) for 0 = 3, X = 3 cm , vo = 10 cm/sec.
and v. = 0 is given in Fig.l. The theory was checked by
some measurements which were carried out at a wavelength of
3.2 cm; the height of the transmitter was 6 m, Thile the
heights of the receivers were 1, ?.5 and 16 m; the propagation
path was 750 m. The amplitude fluctuationsas a function of
timed were recorded and these are shovn in Pig.2; the values
of the amplitude of the received signal, as a function of the
height of the receiver, are shown in Fig.3. Fig. 4 shovis the
Card4/r- overall probability of the amplitude distribution

109-3-2-2/26
On the Statistic Aure of the Scattering of Centimetre Radio Waves
by a Rough Sea Surface
the circles denote the values obtained from the measurements~
while the curve illustrates the calculated results. Fig.5
shows the sea roughness coefficient a as a function of
h08/X where h 0 is the average height of the surface non-
uniformities, 0 is the sliding angle and X is the wave-
length. From the above, it is concluded that the method of
Investigation adopted in this paper is suitable for deter-
mining a number of important physical parameters (0, a) ~01
Vol V= and F(j) ) which characterise the scattering
processes. The method can also be used to study the propa-
gation of radio waves in the troposphere and, in particular,
the nature of the non-uniformities causing the tropospheric
scattering. There are 5 figures and 9 references, 6 of which
are Russian and 3 English.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Radj6pbjaiqs_ and Electronics-AS of the
Ukrainian SSR, Khar1kov (Institut radiofiziki i
elektroniki AN USSR, g. Khar1kov)
SUBMITTED: January 18, 195?
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 5/5 1. Radio waves-Scattering 2. Oceans-Turbulence-Effects

BRAUIM, S.Ya.
Propagation of ultrashort waves in a mountain area [in Ukrainian
with summary in English]. Ukr. fiz. zhur. 3 no.2:246-254 Mr-Ap '58.
- Nin 11:6)
I.Inatitut radiofiziki ta elektroniki AN URSR.
(Radio, Shortwave)

SOV/142-58-4-5/30
AUTHOR: Braude. S.Ya., Men', A.V., Ostrovskiy, I.Ye.
TITLE: A Travelling Wave Antenna with Variable Zero i~eception
Bearings (Antenna begushchey volny s reguliruyemymi
napravleniyami nulevogo priyema
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy - liau-iotekhnika,
1958, Nr 4, pp 415-421 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The paper discusses a system of radio reception antenn-
ae that enables 2 or more sources) of radio disturbance
coming from different directions)to be suppressed. The
system was tested experimentally. The antenna system
proposed by the author consists of:(l) Certain single-
wire antennae, placed (low) over the earth, which are
connected with the receiver input by a special phase
rotator. (2) The paper also examines the working
principle of a simple antenna system of this type,
consisting of