SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YA.L. CHERNYAVSKIY -

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GORSKIY, B.Ye.s kandote4n.nauk; CHERNYAVSKIY, Ya,L,, inzb.
- I
Methods of determining the rigidity of the spring in cam,
mechanisms
with a apring-loaded driven link* Izv,,vys.Ocheb.zav.s-
tekholegoptome
no*3:145-150 161. (MIRA 3A:7)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheekiy institut legkoy promyshlennosti.
Rekomendovana, kafedroy tooreticheakoy mekhaniki i teorii
mekhanizmov
i mashin.
(Cazo)

-- GHMt=VSKIY, Ya.L., inzh.
, - - ---- -- -.-- ---- . ..... -I----
Theoretic and experimental study of the cam system of KZAM-160
automatic mechanisms. Trudy KMIT no-4-1:37-47 161. (MUU, 15:2)
(Gams)
(Automatic control)

CHERNYAVSKIY9 Ya.L.; GORSKIYj B-Ye.
Twin coaxial cams inotead of grooved cams
Mashinostroitell
no.1:17 Ja 161. (IMU 14:3)
(Came)

-4!
Z a 1. .1a, us

GORSKIY) B.Ye.; CB~ ~YJM-O-Xu-L.; YJO-lENSHTEYV,
L.Lp kand.
tekhn. naukt retsenzent; MAKLAKOV, N.A., inzh.,
red.
Nodernization of cam mechanisms of machines)
Modernizatsiia
kulachkovykh mekhanizmov mashin. Moskva., lzd-vo
"Mashino-
stroenie," 1964. 97 P. (MIRA 17:5)

BALUYXV. A.; ISAYXV. Y e.; CREWAVSKIY, Ta.
"Photograph" of a working day made by the worker
himself is an
important method in discovering latent possibilities
of production
Increase. Sots.trud 4 no.1:83-90 Ja 1590' (MIRA 12:2)
(Siberia--Zfficiency, Industrial)

CHERNYAVSKIY, Ya.
"- . .... ~a
Conference on the location and use of
potentialities for in-
creased production. Sots.trud 4 no.9:148-149 S 159.
(MIRA 13:1)
(3fficiency, Industrial)

OMERNTAVSKIY. Ta. M.
[Team efficiency experts in a rolling mill; the
experience
of thi "Sibtlashmash" plant] Komplekenaia
ratsionalizator-
skais, brigads, -v prokatnom tsethe; iz opyta sayoda
OSibtizbmash".
Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. led-vo
mnahinostroitallnoi lit-ry,
1954. 19 p. (MM 8:7)
(Rolling mills)

CHERMVSXIY, U.N.
P. mqm,
Improving the design of heating furnaces. Ketallurg
n0.10:31-32
o 156. Wa 9 . 11)
1. Nachalall prokatnogo tookha savoda *S1btyazhx&sh'.
(Rolling (Metalwork)) (Furnaces)

C - /-/ ~L- J L- , ~ ~L` f, I~J - J,' / !
- i "I, /--'i / : ,
CHIMAVSKIY, Ya,)(., insh.
--
Uee collective efficiency promotion. I%obr.v SSSR 2
no.12:47--49
D 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Ilrasnoyarek--Incentivea in industry)

Ar,_
BIRTMOV, I.; CHIMNYAVSKIY. Ya.
Balance sheet-of. tfirlexpvnditu~e of work time at a
plant. Sots.
trud. 5 no.3:117-122 Mr 160. (mia 13-6)
1. Glavny7 inzhaner Krasno7arokbgo
sudgatkoitellnogo-zavoda (fqt
Biryukov). 2. StarshiV inzhener"Xrasnoya'ri6V
la_~bratorii Instituta
Pkonomflri i organizatsii promyshlennogo proizvodstva
(for
Chernyavski7).
(Krasnoyarsk--Shipbuilding)
(Time study)
IL

CHERNYAVSM, Yakov Mikhay-lovich; KAIMYK, V.A., red.;
PONMAMA, A.A. 9
U-JU-m-.-r7eT.-
[Balance'.'Of the expenditure of workink time in a
plant; the work
praotice of enterprisbs of the Krasnoyarsk Economic
Councill BaUns
zatrat rabochego vremeni na zavode; opyt raboty
predpriiatii Krasno-
iarskogo sovnarkhoza. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo planovo-ekon.
lit-ryj
1961. 87 PO (KERA 34t8)
(Krasnoyarsk Territory-Time study)

CHERNYOSMY, Y,~.A.
~' - -1 4 . ., , ,
flow dovii~:f-l and obso-i-vationii on the
balloclecLric effect Jr.
hydroaercionization. Trudy IJ:,,.gcs.nau,-b.-issl,
inst.kur. i
fizioter. 131-3.1'3-)-94 055. (.,Iiiu, IC-12)

S/115/62/000/005/003/006
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AUT11C.'kZS: S:-.iirnov, N.A., Smolov, V.B., Pomichov,
V.S.,
Chernyavskiy, Ye.A.
TITLE: Transistorized digital-analogue converter
PERIODICAL: izmeritellnaya telchnika, no-5, 1962, 29-32
TZXT: A digital-analogue converter developed at the LETI
im. V.I.Ul-lyanova (Lenina) in 1960-1961 is described. The
system operates at frequencies not exceeding 50 kc/s, in
the
temperature range + 60"C, wi,th a precision of 0.01%. The
full-
scale voltage into loads of 10 to 250 lc-: is of the
order of
0.020 V. The relatively-high precision is obtained by the
use
of saturated transistor switches in a balanced
configuration
(Fig.6) and a divided resistance sumiation network
(Fig.5).
0
The power supplies are stabilized to 0-05%; wire-wound
resistors of the same tolerance are used. There are 7
figures
and 1 table.

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AMHOIR: Smirnov, -N. A.; Smolov, V. B.; Fomichev, V. S.;
Chernyavskiy, Ye. A.
TITLE: "Number-Bnelel! deabder with intermediate conversion
SOURCE:~ rM. Blektromekhanikai no. 5, 1963, 597-604
TOPIC TAGS:: digital decoder., binoxy decoder
AWTUCT: A simplified aircuit is.proposed for the decoding of
binary-coded
shaft rotation data,~_Tor the case where the angular resolution can
be relatively
(8-11 bits)'. The &s
'loll ign uses an intervediate conversion vhereby the digital
input i e in effect converted to conductance and'the variation in
conductance
controls the a-c voltage tothe output motar. The basic operation is
as follmrs:;
A double-ended a-c reference,.v;D1tsge with grounded center 6ap is
connected across
a parallel bank of trausistoi ~ pairs. Each pair has a coi=on
emitter and
collectors connected to.-opposite ends of the a-c bus. Each pair
also represewts
one digital order, In e. given pair one or the other transistor is
swit~heCL on
depending on whether the total 1,pput digital command has a
"positive" or
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AUTHOR: �:mirnov, N. A.; S
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Chern-yavskiy, Ye. A.
TITLE: Universal voltage d*gdt ital converter for d-c and a-c control
systems
SOURCEt rVUZ. Priborostroyeniye, v. 6. no. 4. 1963, 54-62
TOPIC TAGS: code converte r.. volts-to-digits converter, control
systerr~analoi_!A
to-digital converter, encoder
ABSTRACT: Results are reported of developing a universal voltage
-binary-code
converter intended for conveying Input information to a digital
computer from 4-c1
and a-c sensors; the latter my have any frequency and phase. The
compensa-
tion principle is used for#the. encoding method, the input voltage
being balanced
against a feedback voltage which is obtained from decoding a selected
code in the
register. The directi every' balancing step Is determined by repeated
test-a'
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at the half -cycle of the input 'voltage. A circuit diagram is
presented and dis-
cussed of an encoder capable of encoding d-c voltages, elow-varying
voltages,
and 400-cps amplitude voltaiesf* It in intended for a
special-purpose digital
tomputer.: Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 6 formulas.
".AMOCIATION: Leningridsk~y elektratekhnicheakiy institut im. V. 1.
Lening 1
(Leningrad Electrotecknkal Jastitute)
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SMIRNOV, Nikolay Alekseyevich, starshiy prepodavatelf;
SMOWV, Vladimir
Borisovich, kand.takhn.nauk, doteent; FOMCIOV,
Vladimir
-1 .1 1- Alsksandrovich,
Stepanovich, assistent; CBERNYAVSKIYJ-.,IAPMqTIU
kand.tekhn.nauk
Decoding "number-angle" converter with intermediate
transformation.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; elektromekh. 6 no.5:597-601+
163.
(MIRA 16:9)
1. Kafedra vychislitellnoy tekhniki Leningradskogo
elektrotekhni-
cheskogo instituta.
(Electronic computers)

011OLOV, Vladimir Borinovich; lldkolay
Alekseye--ri~'hz
FQ11IGHFIV, Vladimir Stepanovich; Yel.,Ferj*y
Aleksar-dro-vich; VAX-AYEV, V.M., red.
[heliability of a coding cojjvert-~--]
Nadezhncstl kodiru-
iushch6vo preobrazovatella. Lpnini.-~rvt~,
1964. 15 p.
(141i6% 17:7)

ACC NRt AR7004320 SOURC9_COMT:_ UR/0271/66100010-1-f/B0
AUTHOR: Balashov, Ye. P.; Genkins V*'L.1 Smolovo V. B.1
Chernyavskiyo A.
TITLE: Efficiency and reliability of magnetic internal storages
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomat. telemekh. i vychisl. tekhn., Abs.
'11B189
REF SOURCE: Izv. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta, ch. tj, vyp. 56,
1966, 117-120
TOPIC TAGS: digital computer, computer reliability co
Jllpj~ Alf.
ABSTRACT: Viteria for ;V~l lua i_n"C"mnag etic internal
storages of digital computers are'
defined. Informational efficiency is a product of storage
capacity and access rate.
Design efficiency is determined by the size, weight, and power
consumption per unit
efficiency of informational capacity. Information reliability
is a ratio of maximum
noise to minimum desirable signal in destroyed-information
readout. Design reliabi-
lity is a product of initial operable-condition probability and
a probability of
operable condition over the work period. The above criteria
determine the technical
oprability of storages from various aspeoto. Bibliography of 2
titlea.Ye. P.
[Translation of abstract]
SO CODE: 09, 14
UDC: 681,142.652.2

CBMNYAVSKly, YF,. A.
PA 414-4
YAr/Al)r: 1948.
USSRA
Met6oroloff
Earth - 3nectrical Properties
"The Charge of.the Earth's Surface," Ye. A. Cher7Vav-
skiy., Tashkent Geophys Observatory, Ti pp
"Izv-Akad Nauk SSSR, Ser Geograf i Geofiz" Vol III,
No 2
Presents some new facts-on the anticurrent in thunder
regions vith negative gradients of electric potential.
Among these facts Is the effect resulting from sncw-..,
falls in-glacial regions with winds of 10- to 12-Meter;
per-second velocity. Submitted by Academician L. S.
Leybenzon, 1TJul 1947.
41T48

sap/det 4,8
Atmosphere
"Raw of Vision and Its Geophysical
Characteristics,",
Te. A. Cbernyavskiy, Tashkent Geophys Obs,
16 pp
Ix Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geog i Geofizn Vol XII,
No 5
DOWeloped method, similar to turbid-Im tric
ana3,vs:Lo,,
to determine range of vision by measuring
the inten-
%paity of dispersion of an electric charge
by a con-
gdUctor set in free atmosphere. Pointed out
the in-
flu-A-:~C:e of meteorological and
geophysical elements on
trVasparency of the air, vhich IWTeflected
in the
icmization. state of the atmosphere.
Considers the dy-
namic character of range of vision, 'Inkin
it vith
40 , 53/49T92
UM/Physics (Contd) Sep/oat 48
dynam-l' : and circulation processes
occurring in free
atmosphere. Submitted by Acad L. S.
Ieybenzon,
25 sap V.

CH-,M,IYAI;S-,-,'IY, Y-*n. A.
Charnyavvskiy, Ye. A. "Local visibility
obsen-atorill, Is-:ue 2, 1949, P. 47-55.
SO: U-4392, 19.'August 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal

CHERNYAVSKIT, Ye. A. Prof.
"A Rare Case of an AtAwspheric Electric Discharge (Linear Ball
Lightning -
29 June 19479 near Tashkent)." Pritoda, NO-7., 1949

CHERNY.AVSKIY, Ye. A. Prof,
"A Rare Case of an Atmospheric Electric Discharge (Linear BaU
Lightning -
29 june 1947, near Tashkent).9" Pridoda, VO.7j 1949

CHZ,,:INYAVSKIY, YE. A.
36846. Unipolyarno-otritsatelinaya ionizatsiya v asloviyakh
estestvennogo i
iskasstvennogo raspyleniya vody. Trudy Uzbed. gos.
nauch-issled. in-ta karortologii
i fizioterapii im. Semashko, sb. 11, 1949, c. 14-27
SO: Letopist Zhurnallynkh Statey, Vol. 50, Moskva, 1949
UK."t GL4 I Tcv, L, LA C-J.
Stu

Cl",YAVSKIT, Ye.A.
" -
Atmospheric el4etrical characteristics of synoptic
situations.
Trudy SAGU no.22:4,3-68 150. (MLRA 9:5)
(Atmospheric electricity)

V
CHERNYAVSKIY,Ye.A.
Electrical field of Central Asiatic regions. Trudy
Tashk.geofiz.
obser. no.9:42-72 154. (Mia 8:11)
(Soviet Central Asia--Atmospherio eleotrioity)

CHIRNYAVSKIY, Ye.A.
~_
Blectric fields of various regions in Central Asia,
Trudy Tashk,
geofix. obser. no.13%162-203 '57. (NLRL 100)
(Tashkent region--Atmospheric electricity)

CHERNYAVSKIY, Ye.A., prof.
Materologicall actinometric, and atmospheric-electrical
observations
at the Tashminvody Health Resort. Trudy Uz. gos.
nauch.-issl-. inst.
kur. i fizioter no.15:19-29 159. (11IRA 14:9)
(TASHKENT PROVINCE-HEALTH RESORTS, WATERING PLACES,ETC.)

OBROSOV, A.N., otv. red.; MUMINOV, Ya.K., zam. otv.
red.; BULATOV,
P.K., red.; VASILIYEV, L.L., red.; DALIMOV, Z.A., red.;
KATSENOVICH, R.A., red.; KETKO, M.I., red.; MINKff, A.A.1
red.; C M~Y prof., red.; SHRAMKOVA G.A.,
,IEL $ red.;
TSAY, A.A., tekhn. red.
(Aeroionization and hydroaeroionization in medicine]
Aeroioni-
zatsitli iaidroaaroionizatalia v meditsine; materialy.
Red.
kollegiia: A.N.Obrosov i dr. Tashkent, Medgiz, 1962. 305
p.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Vsesoyuznay& konferentsiya po aero-
:Lgidroaeroionizatsii,
Tashkent, 1960. 2. TSentraltnyy institut,kurortologii i
fizioterapii,
Moskva (for Obrosov). 3. Kafedra fiziologii cheloveka. i
zhivotnykh
Leningradskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta (for
Vasillyev). 4. Uz-
bekskiy gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut kurortolo-
gii i fizioterapii im.N.A.Samashko (for Katsenovich). 5.
Gospitatl-
naya terapevticbeskaya klinika Leningradskogo
gosudarstvein.nogo me-
ditsinskogo instituta im. I.P.Pavlova (for Bulatov).
w N
(AIR, IONIZED-THERAPEUTIC US.j

CHERNYAVSKIY, Ye.A., Prof.
Solar radiation and its expedient use in
helloaerotherapy.
Sbor.trud,Uz.gos.nauch,-issl.inst.kur. i
fiziater. M99-112
t62.
Biomicroclimatic zones and their use under
different clJmatic
condition.-;. lbid,.3168-171 (MIRA 17:7)

CHERNYAVSKIY. YO.A. -
Physicochemical and geophysical conception of
atmospheric ionization.
Vop. kur., fizioter. i lech. fiz. kul't. 27 no.1:3-8 t62.
(MIRA -15-5)
1. Iz Uzbekskogo instituts, kurortologii i fizioterapii
imeni Semashko
a
(dir. - dotsent Ya.K.Ihminov).
(AIR, IONIZED)

CHERNYAVSKIY, Ye.A., prof.
Letter to the editor. Vop. kur., fizioter. i lech.
fiz.
kullt. 29 no.1:82 164. (MM 17:9)

CMWAVSM, Ye.Kh.
Hicroflora. of the urinary bladder after plastic
surgery of its
defect using a segment of the small intestine.
Urologiia no,5:
27-31 161. (MIRA 140-1)
1, Iz kafedry mikrobiologii (zav. - prof. Ye.I.
Demilchovskiy) i
kafedry operativnoy kbirurgii s topograficheslcoy
anatcmi~ey
(zav. - dotsent M.Ye. Dsmko) Dnepropetrovskogo
meditsinakogo
inatituta.
(BIADDER-SURGERY) (INTESTIM-TWSPLANTATIOH)

CHFRNYAVSKIY, Yc.Kh.
145thod and techn-~que of exposing the external
opening of the
urethra in dogs. Eksper. khir. i anest. 7
no.4:50-51 JI-AV
162, (MIRA 17~
1. Iz kafedry operativnoy khirurgii i
topograficheskoy anatomii
(zav. - dotsent M.Ye. Do&.o) Dnepropetrovskogo
meditsinskogo
instituta.

CHERNYAVSKIY, Ye,Xh,
V'ascularization of the vesicoenteral anastomosis
in ileo-
cystoplasty. Urologiia 28 no.2:33-35 Mr-Ap'63.(MIRA
16W
1, Iz urologicheskoy kliniki (zav. - zasluz-hennyy
deyatell
nauki prof. A.P.Frumkin [deceased] TSentrallnogo
instituta
usovershenst7ovaniya vrachey i kafedry operativnoy
khirar-
gii (zav. - dotsent M.Ye.Demko) Dnepropetrovskogo
meditsin-
skogo institutao
(BLADDER-SURGERY) (INTESTINES--SURGERY)

YMEFELIT) G. [Jarnefelt, H.); CHERNYAVSKIYI Ye.M.
[translator]
i, I
Astronci in Finland. Ist.-astron.issl. no.8:24.17267
162.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Astronomy, Finnish)

CHIRRAVSKIT, TAY SMMNOV' TO.T., otvatstvannyy re(laktor;
WfMqpT.. r-OT. Rt_M1'orTz;iMIch;*;l'stva; SOSKIN. A.P..
tekhnicheskiy
rodaktor
LKanufacture of cement and sandstone tiles by local
industries 4
Voronezh ProvinceJ Proizvodstvo teemoutno-pesohanoi
cherepitsy n&
prodpriiattiakh aestuoi promyshlonnosti Voronexhakot
oblasti.
Moskva, Gog,tid-vo mostuoi promyshl. RSFSR. 1957. 62 p.
(MLRA 10.-7)
(Voronezh Province-Tiles)

MWWAYN.A.A.
- --mxNwmCA~
On A.G.Katyeavals article. Zav.lab.21 no.6:757
155. (KLHA 8:9)
1. Nachallnik Glavuchtekhprona 14inisterstva
prooveshcheniya
RSFSR
(Matve&v&,A.G.) (Metallurgical laboratories)

3YZMV, I.I., kandeekon.nauk; CHERNTAYEV, A.A. : J,
Swir ~"W . L.
- llllllf~
Growth prospects for the basi*fiber industry in the Ukrainian
S.S.R. !-
Tekst. prom. 18 no.6-.5-6 Je 158. (HIM 1l: 7)
l.Starshiy inshener Gosplana Ukrainskoy SSR.
(Ukraine-Past)

CHERNAYEV, A.A.
Introduction of now methods at Ukrainian flax factoriots.
Tekst.
prom* 18 n0-9:54 S 158o (WRA 11:10)
1. Zamestitell naoballulkn parvicbnoy obrabotki syr1ya
Gosplana
USSR. C , I I -e
(Ukraina--Fl&'X)

RrLHEOV, I.I., kand.okon.nouk: COMMUT, A.A.
T"a of factory for the Initial treatment of flax.
Tekst.prom.
18 no.1007-58 0 158. (MIRA 11:11)
1. Stershty Insh, Gosplans USSR (for Ohernyayev).
(Flax) (Textile factories)

PAL19TSKIY, G.V.; =CMMO, 3-K-; CHMWAYEV, A.Y.; UGUNICHNOT,
G.A.;
VAYSEM, S.B.; MISKIN.
Decreasing the distance between electrodes in electrolyzerso
Prom.energ. 15 n0-3:20 Mr ,6o. WU 13:6)
(Blectrolysis) (Fydrogen)

CHERNYAYEVA, L.Ye.; CIERNYAYEV, A.M.
Practice of compiling map-9 of naturPI underground
water resources
in fold-mountain areas, Razved. i ukb. nedr 27
no.8:44-46 Ag 161.
(NIRA 16:7)
1. Gayskaya geologorazvedochnaya ekspeditsiya.
(Ural Mountains-Water, Underground)

GHERNYAYEV, A.M.; CHMrAYEVAp L.%.
Some geochemical problems of underground waters in
the super-
gene zone of the Gay copper pyrite deposit.
Gookhimiia no.10:
904-914 162. (MIRA 16-.4)
2. Kafedra obsbahey geologii i gidrogeologii
Sverdlu7skogo
gornogo instituts, imeni V.V. Vakbrusheva.
(Gay region~Orenburg Province)-Water., Under ound)
(Gay regionkOrenburg Province)-Zhalcopyriter

0
D263/D307
;,AUTHOR:-'~ Chernyayev,,.A. K .
TITLE: Assessment~of.hydrogeochemical conditions of a region
for the correct interpretation of anomalies
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy(zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 2, 1963, 10, ab-
Stract 2DG1 Razvedka i okhana nedr., 196291~no. 3,
36 .4.4i).
TEXT: Hydrogeochemical studies were carried out in the steppe part
of the eastern slope of southern Ural. Samples of underground wa-
ters were taken and-analyzed from 600 points. Cu and Zn were found
almoi~Lt.everywhere, whilst other microelementB (As, Ag, Mo) were
considerably rarer. Correct interpretation of the results of hydro-
geochemical surveying is'only possible when the geological charac-
teristJ.cs of the studied region are taken into account. It is,
therefore, necessary to-pay attention to background values and to
anomalous concentrations in every individual area. It is also ne-
cessary to consider that increased concentrations of microelements
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CH&WAYEV, A.M. GHERULUMA, L.Ye.
Characteristics of the formation of underground waters
in the-eastern
regions of Orenburg Province. Sov.geol. 6 no.3:147-M
W"T63. .
(PIRA 160)
1. Sverdkovskiy gornyy institut.
(OrenMitg Province-Water, Underground)

CIERNYAYEV, A.M.;..CHM-NYA)TITA, TOJ,*.N-,*.Cll'Y'Vj,
Y,-.1.
Formation of the vi'Lriol Lake of Gay. Trudy SIver.
:,Or. insl~.
no.43:141-145 163. (";ffin 18:,/)

0 A. '14.
C
IERNYIYEV,
I
Metal Potential In the underground waters ce the
3-arlbay-.--a7
structural zone. Tridy Svar. gor. Inst.
no-0:346-15'? 163.
118:7)

CREWYAM, _A.M.; CHBMYAIEVA,, La To.,, aBPirantka
Hydrochemistry of the underground waters of
ultrabaBic maBaifs
In the Buribay-Gay structural zone. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav.;
geol. i razv. 7 noltlO9-115 Ja 164 (MIM IW)

KOVALEV, V.F,;.,CHERNYAYEV A.M.
-
Basic characteristics of the formation of
underground waters
in the Buribay--Gay region. Trudy Inst. geol. UFAN
SSSR no.69.
-i
Gidrogeol. abor. no.3:49 77 164.
(MIRA 17:11)

MAIAhTOV, A.A.; PILISHCHIKOV, B.I.; CRRNYAY~V A.M.
, .
---- _
Ilew data on the age of the Samarskoye and Ulutau
series in the
Drals. Dokl. AN SSSR 161 no.1:183-186 Mr 165.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut im. V.V.
Vakhrusheva. Submitted
August 14, 1964.

A.I.I. ; NOVAIJ,,"
Gr,(,-her-!i~;tr-Y of
re-aitL weat,ering
untain T.,orti on
Kafe'ra obshc~hey gF-
gorn-.~~gc~
S s IQ, R

CHXMAYXV, A. S,
Combatting losses of petroleum and petroleum products.
Neftianik 2
no.6:14-16 Je '57. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Starshiy inzhener teekha NO-7 tovarno-transportnoy
kontory
oblyedinaniya Grosneftesayody.
(Petroleum products)

il-i
i,.

CH&RNYAYEV, D.A.; AKHATMI., Sh.N.
Some prbbleme in designing patrols= pipelines and
turning
them over to industrial exploitation. Naft. khoz. 0'
no.5:54-59 My 162. (HIM 15:9)
(Petroleum-Pipolines-General)

CE,RMAYEV, D,A.
... - -.- 1-1- -1.- 1 ~
optimal spends in congawil.-ive pirielining of
petroleum and
petrolmum products. Neft.].,hoz. 41 no,
12,.,54-59 1) 163.
(MIRA 1726)

GALEYEV, Vill Bareyevicb; CHERNYAYEV, Davyd
Aleksandrovich;
SOSHCHENKO., Yev'geniy -MaFsIz-ov-Ich; ved.
red.
[Repair of pipelines and equipment of petroleum
pumping
stations] Remont magistrallnykh truboprovodov i
oborudo-
vaniia nefteperekachivaiushchikh stantsii.
Moskva, Nedra,
1965. 2(Y7 p. (MIRA 18:7)

CHERNYAYEV., jq.q., - ~
Characteristics of the structure of tIL9 vena cava
Posterior in
some, Insectivora. Dokl. AN SSSR 157 no.6:1483-1485
Ag 164.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. Institut, zoologii Ali Uk-,SSR. Predstavleno
akndemAom Ye.U.
Pavlovskim.

L;,4zIiNjAI-%V, !!,.L.
NBSTEROV, Ye.Nq; CHIBSUIR
- -
,.0
Case of isolated lymphogranulomatosis of the spermatic
cord. Nov.
khir.arkh. no.2:79 Mr-Ap 157. (XLRA 10:8)
1. Kafedra patologichaskoy anstomil i fakulltetakoy
khirurgil
Krymskogo meditsinskogo institute
(SMMTIC CCRD-TUMORS)

CHERNYAYEV, G.
"Cables Over the Volga," Tekh, 1.'jolod.,,
20., flo.h) 1952

IMZOREWV, Ye.; MROZOVA, G.; GOL'd, M.;
In the oil re-aions of our country. Neftianik 7
no.200-31 F 162.
(MIFLA 15i2)
(Petroleum industry)

CHEMAYEV, G.I.
Petrol;"rkers' settlement in the Zollnoye gully.
Neftlanik 1 no.4:33-34 Ap 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(Zollnoye--Petroleum workers)

CHRRN!r I.
All-Union conference of workers on oil production.
Neftianik I no.8:28-29 Ag 156. (MRA 9:11)
(Kuybyebev--Petroleum Industry--Congresses)

1-7,
CERWATIVe, G, L) I-L
On their own initUtive and with their own hands. Reftianik
2 no.4:32
AP 157. NLRA 10:3)
(Petrolmm workers) (Building)

---
Operator Sergei Vakhorkin. Neftlanik 5 no-5:5
My '60.
(Vakhorkin, Sergei Semenovich)

CRaMYEV, G.
Vehicle for transporti)og electric subsurface
pumps.
. (MIRA 14-
Neftianik 5 no.!-21 Rr 160. .9)
(Oil well pmps-Transportation)

CHERNYAIEV G
Simultaneous oil and gas pipe3ining.
162.
(Pipelines)
Neftianik 7 no.3t26 *
(KRA 15:5)
, Ow

MRIM. vUBla-OkTIaB FM THIS AUMP AM AVAITANZ IN Tel
12L%tTL TRZ -- WE
WMI PIMI THEM UPM FOQUEUT.

- -- - - - - - - - - -
lea j I I t I I W if
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- - w - - - - - --woiiimppmmw - - -
I) if is m it Is 9 0 r x )s 110 11 11 D M Sv
1411rhom of rig Ohm V. liftipla 10001011, 1 1 Into 1451
'A .1, 4 lie
N,ilive 1929, Nil. 7.1; ri V I IA. 1 ','41 I'll; -1114 'if file
1--ml N I I
firmill 111141 life veldrall 0146"t (if III In the fitifte
(Iallill. 1.1 N lit tiliall. a
ASE 3111014) Imillitils"i hi etilkillivii (1,111141- tit Pl,
41111, .1111pillt -1 I.-V .111 AU4101V *J1h
AMHAT ellibitilli, 14 co 1113d C, funiWitti amflkii fit lm%4
hir olm-vt HoiltAp- 1wismis pt
atul N lit vianpdfl~ with it tad"I I,tN(k,. The 4-mAl ph%611
%och a 411mc( 14,114 it, 1,44M
Uptill the nmxlifkll z1filit'n reaction lim'd in 11011 Ili
61111'et im,1111 lk-l"Ovu IN an'l C by
reduction of NO, to N1116, ruN(.1vNIisI'tCI (ro -
rthylirmitiantitw) wits trrated with
).In Stiff all elk" fit IICI at tAkwu tcmp ; the filtrate
1"Ittil with it utd. .4" of 14,1q.
c1. atilt fillervil Amim Mr, Ill m(NII.)WIVIVI. Olvistoo m1t).
till- filtratr Ili c-Ailic
:till slooditill tivitimile-I im"tit- m4wr g,I thr Maltim- ~,11
and vitNIl,Nt 414,140, tile folall,
mmmion lor IN- thirwrlicul )i0d Tlw trorth", 1, vIINIl.Nl
Jg1lit'l I
3 lit + 11CI -;fi(NII1)SPtCI. f U, IIAS o. f . its alitil"Ilv
all Z:.
+ .1 If HCI - C.11,N)IM + Z 11,0). nd mit: (a) inNIU)NONO
11CI - enNIf,ClIItCI + HN(N, (b) IINO, + 3 11,
Nil% + 2 11T0, (r) M14 + tit-
N11.0140 co(NiliMItCh. few Nil# in an acill ulln U. e.,
&Nil*Cl) clm~ not 4111glifitute
a r"iddle C1 givwn lit a civmldr% etaniml. W Ili. *hill-
mlivrm-ly tile 11641% tralij. r Amilm
v.ml.d% Init" a high in a Ill* c"It.."t 4 I'll". tile ;hn-ct
N and 14 1- clearly delitonstfittol I.r%- %att4givi-viv mv tile
n-milt. will,
tit lw nitto comixts.. it was of interest tit inquire %bethrr
till- dinitri) comixk got Ili
it", dinit"I 4W olt"g-nitrit" c4milwic. vn(X(k)IIIt waii tmikil
with Zii and an r%c%-Nq of
llcl. litith I-tva-limal elkililla lit rivirn turni,. Jr."
int,l.illic pt (jljr~j. agI
-00
.00
itlill 6
;too
a
~411 q KiNCL w- m1dr-I to thr filtrate; 37 A`~ 44
rm(NI(O.111,106. wa% ek-Ix.itt4l.
ammillign W en(NI(h)'Pt + it 11, -f 2 11cl - 4 4 11'0. I'lli,
litim-A
that Nth N(S. groupik it( at%, linktil lit Pt hy X
the non-cyclic dinitro ctinilmIx. of Pt. (NII.N00,11t
regluct-41 a4 almn-r gives Iv; if
4i
T, I All I 1 5 tid 0 It I $I a
0 rv it 30 to
; n of 0 of fl n of N "M ft I Sit
e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 * * 0 0 * 0 0 e * 0 0 0
%6,e, a * 0 10 00 & 0 0 0 0 0 & 0 0 * a * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 *
0900 go * 0 go 00

00

10 the
411 Is-"': UNI1,M0,14 4 111, 1
;

1
geometrical Winner (Nil.),
;.1 110 - (NIM.1401 4- 4 list). The cr4reolissi lo

NO,)jI't beha%vis
diffen-tillytowurd Zn anti licl, w1%~I)ylIC1%pIit-tT11Ns_sj:
00

41il't + fICi " (NIIJiN(AiCil't + JIN(h. which axidites the cotntilex
lit qu4dri-
V
.
14 INJION(WhIll Anil "Irtidlic I't
1"
W
I
1

90

,
,
a
A
1
4
thl sulptiltilinx ArOll for IICI W the rrJoelloll tht-re site f-wMil
00
so
Poid lklagroi% stall. I-Ah products Ato,,Iivix thist ON *-I \*()I
lit the least, djokilItte

of

have Ilisruawl not 11(tsit'll'unctitalm, atilt thatthe
"Jactilitilof Mhartilon unlike that spiltil

the as-IM-1nor twoomh In 2
ittat": (a) + .1 11, f 110 -
of

N(hI'tC1 + 2 11,0; M (NIUANChlItCl + :1
11, + IICS - (1411.).Ptcl' + '_' It,()
00

KXON004 having 2 motile N(h
grelopti beharrs is- a Iraiss-dinitrite. twing cattily rr.

00
duced lit
metallic Ill. the 111wrill di-charge -I oxi,k- -4 N l"diesiting nit
Iritcrinediary
00
00
trartiori: KoIll(NOOs + 2 JICI t% (NOWIMItIC, + 2
IINO,. This wait proved
of

hy retlocing (N"Cl)ol'tK* with Ac()H anti
Zn; III was dristKited oll ZU Anil Zn IllAtillk',

00
littritr wait
plild., according to 2 (NO,Cl),IIIKI + Zis - 2 KO 4 ZnCl, 4
90
00
+ I't.
the NCh group mirsting from one atom of P( lit another. This reaction
MAY

$0
00
ellplain why In the FHUOIM of the nitrites 4 UC44C metals in avid
Mil".. there art. focused
"

IMN),110 when r0tic"I with Zn
turtillic proclucts and not the Nils derivs. X.1
90
410
and Acoll
twollum 20"' of metallic Pt and a issisit. ciassistint c4 cis- and
some spans.
00

i%.MK.n of dinitritrs. rbtHjOIJ)4I'tCIj reduced with ZU
strict IICI gives on sishin of

K,I,tCl, 47% of Majitius salt,
indicating the rroction., (NI1,011),14CI, + 4 M -
00

(NHOWICI: + 4 HtO.
Conclusions: The actiors of acids anti nwt&llic Zu on the

nitrites and
hydroxylatninn of hivalent lit reduces thcm to cilmsisondinx Nils
C.,tn-

pteltelt. i. c~, In accordance with Zinin'st fractiom The bond
of III with N( Is group and

0
S11,011 iq attained through N. ",, dinvt
bond of the N()s K".41P. i. not affCcItA I'V
eel

llicit ntinitirr in
the Inner spherr and gronwirical isomerism The i~arsrric its. an't

trases-dinittites are unlike in their reduction trit-chanissit.
'Alsen NIIPIi and No,
00
00
groups air Jointly nt in the inner %ptwrr.
the forstirr is reduced first, lntheproce,&
e their position of codrdinatkni
binitirs do not chan
7roz
th
V
ti
f
l
so

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uc
m
e
o
M
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y
CHAS. HLANC

00

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0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

6,
R
ci ?

)a #,toll
41 11 14 it it It a jM
14
a it, let -11# - -t - 111 - I!, I t-1- ADA 30' V PJP' 3'
(1,11FRI qx U
'vi-l'tol'it lum.4
Will,, 61 pldpiaft Vj 1. 1' CjjXaMVAXV Atli) A N PH1141011YA
Alin
0 0 00-1 The 11111 -"A T*o v-4-Mcifir i-,-
44now ~1.mjogm,l) No. 7, 7.1 t,-(jtr--o) cr~ C',4:24. ' -0
t-pon "action with NIf. vuly I L'I 6
men We" alitained. .00
ubtifl led in eirk of the xUbstaTOC" Two gcoitVttic i-muncf, of
Ow fill'UH11A "UNII,
hid
,h),Cl Were &AS11"ed, VD, COOHNNVAIN AND ~09
1. KLVACIfKtPIA. JWd Ma-97.-The third gromelfical Winter 'if
ChvIHV-o`V -41111
ed(wova was nbtainc& The comam dhilltrotriamminclt add another
Nile xroup.
oro"
chaturinS Into fij-dinitrutriammitir, The pyridine and Nit.
cis-dinkrotrilimmitiett Allow
so
ity. I I ANoS 1 00
wc--k havilir lvivitritiri VITI. Illoctric cooductivi W
k1loattNIIINNitov. 00 No, 7 IM 112 The r1tv coudorlitritic, of
tri Still telro no*
struninirs lie within the boun, 1~ jultdril If)). A vrolo-Y
NholAti' Pa"I Wit-tchlor
WS of hivalent. Ill show ldf=tivitief which do not Allow Willi
tillir. 1brv ill
crrjt%r upon dilutiort according to Oiltwald's formula. The
valueq (it O%twald'% con~t%.
Cis-Nitirochloridt, hav low conduc.
1040
:0 n but vary con,iderabiv with time zoo
ti,-itir. which live practically indelirtident of dilutit,
RUA MAIrvil,
606 ~0100 It
Oog
zoo
see
:use
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00
it
1 71 -,Xj; ~--
U n AT K3 1% Vs, r it J. dt,'
it to It It it Olt 12 Q I An I ad 0 M
to It N it
0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 - .1
0 0000 00 0 0000 660006994 e 0 111 0 0 a 0006040 0

it n :1 14 2i ?. 'I ", 1, ~
It 12 111 1. is I* to 116 he LIE M t I
I- U A
I L 11 11 r Q, It
j
A. P* iltilIMMi"I of p6diffilft I I CUMINVAIll' AND A
.1
.1 41 0 0
, , ,
11111.

t
N
7
~

oee
W
il. 8,
.I4LjI93I).--4%CIsPt and Nits give rn(NI I, hCl,IIt %hich wit
It c1, fdwiat%
_
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t
hp
I
OVII
O
11M
l
d
k

-
11
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a
ou
4ftisi
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somer
with the limilioudy obtalned eis contlo
C
A
23
I
W
Th
ft
1

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.
-
.
(
e A
).
rate (
,
) is also described. With alkalies, I undi-rpvt~ the
4mino mactlim. aitins enNHNH.NO.CJPt.NO~. With NIL the
t,-t;vlomiiw -it. ai-r

96

A t1dill if lwtitalllniinr-*,tn(Niti~CIPiX., tit which the
millahr 4o4l nitritt, &t-1, -01.4
th
i
l Nih
l
W I

0

e smi
lre a m
wlistittoiloe., I I"
it
if
"Itwe atid Clikerule of thm are described The it%oef VlwW l1l I
Ill h-

qahlr. It M
0

4168 OWN" 99"UtMtkS Of CM)II01 CM
C11111111 Of PlAtICUM,
'

AND S_
t. KNONVIRINUMMOV. .4
.
1000. 1111t #011C 1 11, Ki PAI Ill I);

r Om"livill" of *1
Coollilex 1*1 omillill Millplift the %In1C(1jtt.%
09

pr,-v%,t44v
a-ix"rd to them.. AndoodiampoincorrIvenible 1,111 iffill'st

0

1.41- taw. 11. t-ak trezth of the -pl- i. .1,1.1 1- it- .,I
th.-
l
id
i
tit
th
l i
i

il
ar
%
l
urnts.
e geometr
ca
somerion. and. to a Imm-t vornit. th, tivittral Iart o
00

lite
innerspbere.

,halt the cfut"ponding nitmtes and chlorides.

O(Ov.
.j
fill
it;
go t: it A MfVA .
it:
D
0 0 i
0: 0 1
Metwd il~ The of fiftlijIdIf qUastifigo Of IfidIUMI IS
A itt-st, #sline 2931. Nes. K 1117-71,- --To a hot spin. of the
chloh~
t a4h~ in ;-ww;= 21/0 Its wt, of (C(X)NHA)t win. and arm the
mixt. to boilins HO
P - Jol.-NI; =1
tit fortu (NIIAI ILI. Ctim.. Irt stand. thm evall to the
tolmation of ff"Alk COW
. I'* standism. (NH#O)etl PP12 skal
and 811419 2A tMA4 14 18% N11,011 with vtirling
.1111111 *into of o4bef "14"PIrl 4nompth Fitt". Mid I M. of 01%
to tho
tiltiate and tN*w AJAn of IIN(k 1111ts (Nil-lA'I-PlC4 Ilifff-
r"D the fil'"le up'
N I I.Cl crrktals a U iAstawa-vf Waltilthial
with I Pr V Pt the mnaining 14 with N116CL
qC7, NIIACI An. Rrdwr I to (NI14 opt.
andfrpi'l It as ubovr- Pill. rilb" U I M al The metal To
glirten if in (NIINCP
ad dil, with said N11,10 itol" A colored min. denotes It.
o%i4lize with TIN(liI. boiL a
If In Q. ill 11. Ill"' NaOll. slid NII.01
treat the lot w4n "I I
1%,ij pt Iliu. cold, ariddy %%fill IICI and mat. with -4id
N'1140 Add a few .1gol" of
(I I re is 1-fewnt. a fell brown n4or
IIN(% A black pill. dirmtes If. It IM- than If- M. UVICIM'"M
appeam
00
*1 i
a)

14 IS 4 It 4 11 It a Im 1% v M

4, J_

0`1041111S AND FIOPfIlltS 'VIA

i

compki Platkatun 107-
=dl- 2 1

,k .1 ,h;
IO

Aux. inst. pWixe No. a
C

-4awtitute sitwe 1918 6 revie~l

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1141AIS
klldkv &lilt (I-vLj).tj'I4 Is ImIll"t. Ili% tk4ll'.C.

pyn'dinr
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(NMAII(PYCOINCIA. rhtr teactiom time

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t"o" lkW "t"W "1t%- 4-411k
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t'1 flit- v"mi'll. 1,111CIOX,
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14
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ko

-A fi--r..filf Lai t...r_LLv ItA a t
RUbinsillclu. t'vimpl. rexd. acad. s4t. I
2. I79-K2(in English 182-4)(1034); cf~ S., C. A-~~
go 231().--Ou oxidation of the triammine sulfite. (~%*lis)j.
PASCN, the 50~ bt oxidized firm with a simultancous
00 1111ins of The frau-Nils, tbi)i makes the tramition froir of
Me Sulfilt to The chlo" illmIum4bIr, The WIT, W m. $I
00 latutnine Sutfite In RIO, 0. 1 N WW and NOVII I vklk,s d"d.
00 Mmrit hiukkat -00
-00
go*
00 $,Coe
00. Zoo
age
go*
0 coo
mro*
of
S
I
AS a. I L A SETALLURWAL LIMATURE CLASIEFICATION =9 0
,Do. See 0
.-J1 14 ORL) It Oat oat 4-1-1111 IN 411111 am G.V III
AA ad 0 pt a 1 Jr P5 a a3 1 v
b u tp it ca, at W' a' I,, a, It a, eta
* 0 a 0 0 a 0 is 0 0 0 e :
44 a 0 : 0 0 00 0 0 0 *ls 0 0 0000000 00 0 a q
0o0 0 4a 0 00

41 lift ms! ago liffs, S4 off 41"J'0
AA (8,
140 bNot"
tit
I,' libmedm Go myridina with the dflorme and W .-0o
41 ownwood malt (dicklorodialb"
ch"Yacy attif A. M. R~-hw
-14
00 ('"Pi. rod. S. S. IN. S-1, 3. 111
(IMb)(is U&IIIish).-Hympti. of a ids. of Ukaustrand fall.
(NH.).(N(h),C'hPt. (1). in C.H.N gives a sirup which
lsteferyKaUinstol(NHj)&(N(X)tpyCit CIM. Addn.
:100 It,
ter w in no
NO NP zoo
04 13 1 tort, a 1: 1 mul-cortlIA.
the coordittatestructurr.
0* arms an analux of al. left
00 W. B. Keiithton. It. zoo
00 .40
900
j=99
L:qq
t U
Alm-SLA NITAMRGICAL LITINATORI CLASSWICATION
1469
xv-9, ~Otv it 11 HIM) n 1 14
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0
io 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 9A 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0
g~

7r. ~..

If Ar Vs A,

-A a 11

j -
A L. a a
-
l
1

Wa ... -0.1

A

- ,
10
#!!Q-1
.0, k0pt!
#% 160.4 0

vem 1%.

Al

1,43INflif CheMlOtfy at C.-Millell C~ -POUndl

11.01
1,11wk4l 461. S
Chem AV

T

~
.

I* given find ftmue 1-1111, .4

fVeV"I WWII &IV report"]. I-tw j \If,

It,31,11nitir was

4 tmn.* effect the Nils nhstdol irplat, a t1i 44
11W MAIll

:11i"c, and filvill truns. and m I h,- OvArfl,

nolill

xviull WrIth the
fior"Infit"I 4 file 1"ll

In't f-falled V%`" in Iflee' I he

!'A"ll"ts
differ Ili then atl,f thilt 1% 1 1-1,

I'lucti-sel vr[Ill Zil an't
IICI the j. "."Ihi giv., 1,

Clilticl. while Ole flat$- gm,

1
fit- tnist.-Irtlaillislinc ill

too

1
1w vis,
11

free

1'. Ir t
~
N I I
N

6

I
I
,O + 2NALT I hi. i~ fillh

tr4dily ,%4. in inster. "he i, 111.1

Anfn,4
Ile elnVe'le,f into %,IL~jj~,',

61

too
t A

1,1112AIL41

Wes

u fit AV so 0

ad 0 a

9 0

Ole q a a o 0 4111 a ill 0 0 6 a

0 g4

JOB!-$
12 13 11
n
1

I
1

PROCIS14

no d dg &
d
k

a
65 sla
by
==

1. arde
A "I
.
4. R.) No. W 80-71

3 IMMMIUM Of nitritORI

trolytes an treated w

tomailm of Intemed

ther with the HN% to

is juvar t. Migration

The
reaction for ell an

-WtritaW
but the trans
0
subject to bydrob~ds t
00 S

00

-SLA
0
%
ad

"
bt.
01kit');
AMICS
ith
late
01
d
tratca
han
MdTAtLUNGKAL
LITIRATLARE CLAUMPKAYMP
:0
To 0 0 0 0 01: 0 0 0 0 too 0
*0400000
A 31 v a it 10 *1
a U a a r

Akv 4

AND parplulds

trans
stontlectrokyWa of bivalent

A. V.
-I-
S
IV

.
.
d. C. A. 26. 21131-Tht

00
wbclt 1AVRient I't U("Wkc'

no
cwvd. 11N% T
wvW4:h-,
!
f

'
.
j
011 romilds. 1h a

give the final product. V6%CGT[4

r0 0
tile Internal subaliturnts Omura.

trans noneiretTolylet is
the mme.

-0
0
whk-h are formed am lew

-.4 o
the ing cis comilds.

so 0

-00

.0 0

.00

tie 0

-

I tie 0
Uz

goo
cc KW
n I Is An A I I ow 0 IN w 9 a a 3 a

0 0 0 04 0 0 # 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 * 0 0 0
000016000000000600000*044

11 tj 4 It 14 17 4 it Aw a 17 X m c I; u II Ad Is ft 11 a b Q I
V .1 di
vi;~~ a Al a
A a- )s. -Y-. 0 , 9 1 7- Il I-L M. 14 Ax. IV- A
:0 -00
The devalaptntvf the thWM Of W*naer as APPROd
ev. Vche"W
I. ChettlY" -00
0
NN'.R.Ilmn
=00
z0 0
coo
00,
zoo
Zoo
0 '~OA
00
0 0
z0a
too
AS$-ILA RETALLURMAL LIMAIURE CLASUPKATIOw tie 0
too
%.too, .41 O%V "t 94,411 ~m 0- a
;'Moto -TT
It IS (t V It at 09 0 a it a it t9 It It of An I I it w a m .1 v
st a a
to
U : 10' '00 1 0
0 0
0 0'000000000004 gh
*,TO * 0 0 0 494996009000690004
-0*0000*00000*0000000000000900*000000000004

eie-iiie-io-e-
I . I & j # ? 4 1': 1 !
I- I AA 011 Ix 0 11 4.j
A t 9 2 -L-J L 1 4
IS
g
TO=dl 'f7
~i M., =cnc m , Cie. (IT. S- S. RA NO. 14.
09 Redoction of enNif,"PtCl with XJ1,211CI in the n*i
gives
ettNILCIPICI (1). but it brat I% used, CIR,
04 rnNIGCI,Pt M. in whkh the ring (mmed through en I
00 a. .1 'lWavd.1subtairint. His idin olitmined, but more
slowly,
when I Is hritted with MI. 1&mnc CljPt%*Hrn~0tjl,tCI,
00 in *]so lomml in this rract Ion. Theiring in 11 can be
easily =00
00,3 closed by treatment with alkali". Even 1#yTidine will
Cause The reacti,m. Oxidation of 11 with Cl, gi,.Ts in acid
0 afe*
octn. CIH.cnNIl.CW'I 11111 which III partly hydrolyted in
0: &q. soln. to C1114NII.(Iiro)CIenClt(HO)NII,PtiCt. goo,
Reductiun of M %ith Nil I. givtA 11 -.) that oxidation went
00 ;1 tv"Wly. Ulien is courd. m1n. of cnNI1.N0fPtCI is fro*
00 hmied with dil, 110, 1H is forined. With lonscr heating too,
the ring Ischmd and criNtLCLI'M is fortned. These
0 0 zel III of Nit It M gi%vt only vn(NII,CI1,I1tCI, which
fnw. that 1,601L Is trum-structuTc. The olwains of the
I In thewminpd%. islimssnexampleivi thrtran"14vt.
W M. Leicester
fro
A A EVW~PrK.L uItAITIM CLASSWICATICk
ck?
u vg II to is ; '. I & W ; 4 -i-, -4 ~ 0
I I a ad 0 Of 51 12
" a ft it OR K K 11 99 ct It u cut It of dAd.
0 lk 0 0 0 0 0 A
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0;0 0 0, 00 0 0 0 0,; 6 0 4 0 0 0 (A It

-
-
-

03
i
v
W
tj It it 4 is

-L I X- *--X~ P.
k

go

00

-00

pounds of platinum. I.I.-Chentylkevand
C
O

-

O
" "
ft n flos. witur -P
141iw.

.
W.S.S.R.) No. 14.77-121(193,1; cf. C.A.31.254P.-

00 a'.

Wlieia C.14. is into a vtwwd, voift. of K*hClo MAIA.

.oo

400
:t-3% IICI for I-NdAy%. KIPIRIC1.1 (1) ilk formed. It is

deconivid, loy hot 11.4). lTvSO4 tw alkaties, but It is A&tAc in

00 41,--
ild. I(CI soln. Careful addii. of X111t to I ai-

-40

96
MKINILCh (H). With ViCt 11 si~ -VWPt19tCl,,1-

-09

Tbe reaction N teiiTtsitile. Thiour"th reacts With H to

00 Z i

form 111t4thict'. so that 11 has Bob-structure. Itsltwls- Most of
the farts above can be explained oil the ammpticm

00
06 a
I-Dro wmidnotbeprepd. I and pyMint, give PtEtpycls- &at QIL
has a very strong trIns-effect, CQW to of greater

=00

'
(Ma which reik-ts, rewtsibly with HCI it H. Nt. tek-ttf
thtwe of I and NO,
h
X
F

an
t
01tFaClal, Tbr motility of one CA atotn
I
ul
I

zoo

eta
notewonhy. III i, aN, a rk-comrid, s4uhilitirs in lix)
1
1

I
oc. 11.0 ai 25
are: 128-
g.. U 0.4&42 X.. III O.OOM It.

00 vi
%NltbtxceupOdinc.Mti%-cqtmn!t-Pi2py". lPt4pvl-

00

0
["tC41, is alto described. K11411tUr.j. PtElpyBr.,

=06

PY111111litilrel and, jQ%Hj)*Ptjjl1t1KtUr,j, aft asialogusis

0
to the Cf coinpits. in syrithitith, and propit"Its. 1U nor.

ire 0

-ding I and N(h oomptis. cannot be prepid. The
'
_

!
coo

a AD
t
t y of C.H. comple%ca dqwnds on the other groups
present. Stability increases with waine substituents In

the order
thiourea -C Nits < pyrilline < quivolitne And de-

so

-f CI>Br>1 >NO,>
Lieu" with ww groups in the Drift
C14
CNS
f
l
h
Th
f
i

e

R*:v:Z
anexclowil
.
e prescomo
ese
ons
any o
t
>
I Cf can" rit'PlaCTITIC1111, Of C1114 in the complex.
c %I"

we

A I N. S I A atVAILLOCKAL tlltt&l 141t CL-111FKAM"

;Woo

-
-1
v

-
go a

0", U U
4
4
if No is 004 u's -go -list, I, is
I Ow 0 1 0
0 3
It I

0 0 & 0 & 0.0 0 & 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 a 0~4 0 1, 0 0 0
a 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0
o;

000000JO000000~00000000

00 0;9 0 9 0 0 0 $ 0 4
0 Q 0 0 0 0 0

1
9
*

I
1
1
1
~

-
A S "

of a
1-141110-reaction betmern ammonium UJIS and complItt
MUC cout
ounds
f
b
It
1
1
Ch

o
co
a
.
.
.
P
ernysev and Ya. Va.
PI
k

a
an. Ann. jackar (t:. s.
'

-00
00
S, R.) No. 14, 123-MlIM7)~-IN
ben ((,%Hs)4CoNOjjCl,

Dam j(NHs).CoNOlC11C1, cis and tram ItNH&).Co-

-09

(NOW)t1cl Aw NtLjfNJIj),Co(XOj)4j are treated with

NH$ halidz Wns, at too% the NO, grottps we roplwtd one

gee

,
3:,
at ot time by the halide, and Or NH#N'Oo formed decompo.

too
.
to
gi" No. With NILCI and NILUr the subatitution is
d
f N
l
l
h
kid
i

coo

o
cte an
t
owmp
s low. With X11,11r, tmu.-t
e y
o
a
t4s
ive sm N
th
m
m
n th
ir
i
i
Wi
h N11
1

00
0
a
e
c
s
someTs.
t
, g
o
.
i

:
the yield of No is quant., and this rearat can be used for

0
the
dew. of .140, groups. an with P1, Ir and Rh. NH4F

101
00 a
10
dow not givv this reacti,m. (NI14),SO. and Nj(4HjPO.

s 10 t
~
give low yields of No. N11,11tPO. requires a very hi to
imp. bt(orv fraclion orcurv. end parilod reductiort of 19

alto takes
placv. Arid solos. and prolonged beating have
Ii
l
h
h
ff

coo

,
It
e or no e
ect on t
e rewt
m. The lit N(h group in

0104
f!
these vottiplexes splits more rapidly Mod easily !bact the

later
ones. If M. Lowter

t1f(RATURI CLASSWICATIOSI C Z -
A 4 . L A

boo
S~ .. ....

-
solo., 0.1 -.4

01411~t cvl 0- 'S'
---------

y
U
;

, so of it it it It

Od a 16 1 0 5 A 0
KtO n 1 114 An I t
6 IF
v
-00000MO
to t
O0000000000

1. tp it it 11
11 )1 1 - 11 1. I~ 1. '`-L -o--
t

'L L r k
7
a t I I I AA 011 4.; W 1A
,
h 1, 11, 1, V

It

Ap '11

0

Hydcaawtandiss pytidtite cautsioundif tit
birsirnt film

tintui. 1, 1. chanyarv and V. 1. C-Trill): kill. m

fill

tend. 15, .441 3(11WI. A Pairs of

J-111111mis. tit Ill wvrv
ptvi'd. I'livir %ill.

isi-si flivii voltilist, alill 1, illotam-11
tit tilt

of flit- frilmillill" Awl, tile l$l,llx,tllc4 of it...
'Id"to,

1

kilt.
'Aw
it "qvilw
1
sp M4 WIWI' I
MO All

09
.
.
of Ill winc midittit by tAt4d 0,. The S11,011 r, Iiial.-
4*0
00
-nidiscd thim the Pt. D101111 flit oxhUtiou i1mv mVia,

a 'U'umlion of
she intema sphm. it a litigiatiou of
'00

4*'f1lljjV %UIIN611114~ book
1110 iltttttiAl It) 111, V%letUal
,

V.S.
P

$1
1 At I i f 1.11 At litto.lust ri,w?4A1fv*

'

AV
u "

n Al q
A,

3
AT

0 All, 0 0 0 0 4 0 p

ibp

W it it U U it 116 0
14 'A It L AL-1
fir

It

The lemerim of irthyleav Cithyride compotuide of

so

jt1alinum. I.J. CkgjU-arv anti Anna 1), firl'sitan. .1 moo.

ler."W, S. R.) No. 15.
00 C

,-)2( JWW; & C. .4. 32, 44,".-Whcn
KWIC), it irrited
06

1with Cjl, anti Then Nil..
Ij,,i*j-PICj1.CJ,NIl, if) is

141111)(11. When N114111INII.C1.1
it treated with COU',

4.131y thecislionict I-An bef-anied. After
the Cloppinitethe

NIli it .41ronigly held by the Irani effect.
ActuaDy. a

*hl 44 Z07,P of the cis iWten" ill) 44 1 i. ("Ainct).
11

00

Ps vitmv ah%-t,% Onins. intuiaing

,

00

11,0, giVet A PI)I, Wills AXNOj and reams sitih CS,
NII,)v

IWT 14*1 vc. HOO and 0.12A) C, rwr 100 cc. 1.1011. In An
00

analognus way, pvllllltp%-Cl.) arid C,11, gi%v Ctll,-

CIPYCIPI. depoi)IIIS, *tx"jt INV. which 1144 pt~-Jwiiivs
00

%insilar In thp.T of 11. It% U,Iv, at ,.%, j. 0.00.,41 ti~ t%1
00

1141 ce. 11,0 and O.t)573 g. pry When

11 is dissolved in
N11,011. the C,II, i~ by Nit..
00

Thu4, when Cill, Is added to a
Ill conild.contS. an arnine

so

in the inner sphere. a cis compil. is forinted, but if The
antine

is added to a Pt ctmipd. with C2114 in the inner sphere,

ef7v

the starts i%mrr results. If. M. Leicv-ster

.00
~111
.00
.00
*0 0
__O*
r
COO
-06
1
500
-00
aillp 0
=09
ISO 9
I
SA.SLA
ft1TA%AU*GWCAL 4 tvOO
1.30,0 .4. Ti i--
s a W 0 1 at 14 5 A3 a 3 v t
U S so U It 19 K ft it it at
0.
0 0 0 0 0 0 9 00 0 0 v Oil
er.90009,9 9040 000000:0::*190900000
1p 0990006*940*0094900 0 0,060000 0,114110111,000il

-UM -w-k-v- V -w,
a Is 11 U I IV . to n

r-A I V
A R A A a
A

Pisms. to A-Z~

The reduction of ammonium chistroirldsle by sugars,
1.

'
1% N. St Aftot. wdr,f flifiae,

sist, it". x S. S
tits r
.) Nti~ 13, W 1011W1113,S).
0

(Nll.?'lrC4 is rtAured by stsc~'
glts'~-C AtPI fruelu'c

00

to HiNII.)SIrC4, iallich then foinis

The sugm appear to be
oxistired to emnikis. ewititt. tuorr

C sli;m$ than IC00101, The
naction i, unimisi. with

rroliect to (%*II.1JtCI.. Its IICI Will.
S110MV 4041 (nll--

I'Ke are eilually active and Shlorw t'lluer*
Ir"itV 4mly,

In alk. %thist. gloctise tKi-fiturs a tumc ticivre
reducing

agent. The rewtion time is inrerqely pTporlional to tile

sugat essiten. In solmi. contS. more than I iv FiCl, inetca-w

in
SICI mrscis. hamient the rearilon. bill at oniesm liclow

[!,o
IICI, tile acid has a retarding eflmt tits re"titits mic.
'

so

Diln. has titselfvt on the rate. At 70 iWard ~U) 70
the
lemis. irtieffs. for sucr(rw are S.N And 3.1. (M frtsct~

5.1 and
3.3 and for glisewit 4JV) and 2.7v, tep.

A If-ILA -LLUV~-C-L LITTRATUME CLARIFICATION
t
------ - --- -
--- ---- -,-- " 11-1 1 N,
`4 1 W Is 0 IT
0 Ole so 4 0 so 6 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 00 0
Hoe
=so
.-GO

11o 16 1) 4 )p m I )l N It J& 1) m J" n N a- go v to " 1, 4,
-v--w-
L 4 A P 9 4 1 1 Y XJ,W -A,-. 1--j. OA 40.(X W P 4 a I of I
vs'jf,~
00 wrt Ench-40-MI.W1.1,10 tracis VOilt a L-Ifict.
00 victii t4 Nit, to (-will AV. tit
LIW Is 7,15% grill at :Y), i, 7.Z.."',~, to, 'trawilife t~
*0 frdtletiml %till /it good lit'l Ill
go z wall alkith file va. 4,441110. Al-,
tsfatoultulluct%stluctorlo Which to,ows'.1 l1vtoll. tit lisUal
1211
go =0
CM011f, 44d.
4Ad, sd;~ ff"llish).
00 ;1! %
Oft"hwo HIM (Nff*o)r
WIA* can 0
(N at. 100, is 6.fA%,
irlouwmb a" lows $ oemu snft-,t~ (KHj)JCW[OH is to 0
as. mxiwj,&. Cwz istra4lobe"I CI
is V"y VLOW *1116 cw 101111,11 by MAC to Ow t IN Hill.
W. CINOiMCI W" Im 4 vocamm stfilictum with t be NOot
trans to The Ct ratcoatio. In itiWouctim form the wym.
iwinorr. " ompd. reacts with alkah to form (NWINH.
CINOWIP1. (Nudiouraptur.11,0 ckws not Sive with
alkali. It. M. I
8: L A & A - S L A ot ULL t49GOCA1, Litt L: 0
:30 0
dh~lL(1"4dAO�Q ;-4 i 400
u
AV to' 11~11` cy it ft at old wa occrtt fc;urv An A S a 0. a w-
A] a
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
of 00

4411911140 too*** Joe*

o
18

,cup
Xh A 0 C

~

U 01
0 U G of X L a a a Pq a I Ttx
Al J1 )I Ij It Ilk UN jfA64l
Q43U 4

9
%I Cl, AT U n
~
1
9
*

s
0
0

too.

oo;z

0 IRS

go=

ol ~l

00
Soz

0 0
00 -1-

0 0
041,

10 0

r0 0
.

0 0

aM!jA
-cl , 4 1
Pvl
n

PP

nut
auk
lro t
13aerm
ml I it

1~
00
00-

00
00-

91

13ld-13'(IHNI '00JU30MJJ $,@Asia

of-

I n m m 7 1 r- a , x mi v o

IV
j, ry- aI ljo 0
oute t, Zt it

m .4 IR aof 0tin i(xii(vult Srito
fiiII1941 All 1% it o I

0

0 0 0 0 0

0
at 0 0 0

14 it It it 4 It if It U U If n 1& 17 A
N .? Q At 1 1- IL-L V-11LA-A-0 N A 0,
W -0
lKisattiottia of %Alta tat the Mhatumiltand ty I I Life
00 Cirli. aud lm~aijg. Cht.m.. A,.,.rQ.,,cIA M,XW1
so -717mill. inad, ift. Ilaijas sat. Asims, 1945, 2XI 1)
.I'll 11"ll 1111111tary).-The Militia, fortliard by
'Md,(.VOd.
00
4 X, - WII&MN0s)jPMN*)Xv, Vallarle X
6 m bakilerso am Oil and the two X ate in Iran$ IKWtkin III
rach Other. have it high lemp. maeff. Cj kAy.: they Wele
00 &1.,, imst Im tile [,life Pt by Irm.tit. I'vivall
""t "( lite 6~1- "%' I'll 1 30 ht~. at 441.141*
400 i!
I'milt. lit A04 it-AWn . 0U. ..41~ A-t I"tinatti"4 I-(
00 Arq isKupti... the v%4,11 Aqwilditts; last lite nAtiliv of V
*0 Its Illons.trand cuttittl- %ith X - Itakfivii, ANNo,
one of the two hido4clis, replacing it by oil;
00 1,11I.A. only
tile rates lit liptu. are compamble law Cl and law lit. Intro-
thictim &*I else ntsi oil %%till 4% weak treat% influence fall-
itsamly arldifiner, (tic fixi'lity ad tile remaining hahatiell
00 ti, AmIl. .1111 X - 1111 d., 11.11 clarildilge the 011 Im
11611111 Nil. In haAh1rCfj. 1-1141 file 114111, 1111111C111r 44
lit 6
g-d1a,l th-, ll..t at L't I, I.V Ilse orm-hansiv (SlIdt-
If (%O011,10. + GNJ Ij),(N( 10,14 lite - UGN11010%,008-
000 . -s lattice icadily and is completed within
#08 IWIlif. which t&kt
eas ~010081-
Isalf an hr. of briatins. an excesaI of bromide forms, a wp-
00 V sailiad phaw. The chlotolitontlitc iA & wittl-defitied
vorupd.
--6,\I '!land notis Folid bAss... this 6 psuvcd bT its tvactiam
with
NANO, hisch PPI!I. tmllv the Cl, rcillacing It by Ull; the
XT c'e'"Varquartitly offne %tarcasigly bound then the U.
V The vishatOmmi0c 1111114va IractsAith N)II it, give
'001l't lit N
WIN (N lit, Dda"ItnAt, *fill d1hailkle react with
:,i itmitnation tit a hvwmak~hdr. Nit no clilmoWhIr mi lar
A - I L A 4114,111.1016KA1. LIT11141tilitt CLAASSIFIC47 It
4) 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 o" W
1911 Ult ME kV IfiPiP0 6301filet
1-1 -% 11 A 1-1 la A
00
lonsival in thi, way. thi. allay tw Avottlitctj last Jay tjj%~
JjLct
that tile d4tadids: ift voLatily mail isirvelml ly ij.,~Z-qtxj.
into
end It, lite late 4 this dtxvnipu. Ie-
in& greater than thcialrof exchangiral B1 Jim I but stratiller
%hall 11441 ral 0 I-W 1. 11w twit a-111.1 . I.ClA liar Ofe
-v isair
nol git
clehastire tractisal ilh Ih, I In, allay Ite that,
it. the vit-41 111111% Influrfice 4 Mt. A, fi-al tal 4"1
hr (011), mill-dS. fivi-S c1"1AI4 ad a c'"upti. ck~ to
this couffirnts flic %jew that the
two Oil in the 11109115,0211d colnpd~ OLVUPT tmns potitims
relative is) each 4.01cf; hence list, weakly ha,ic chatacter
"r 016 ctmq !~ aml tile p,kit nlilhili(y of tile (111. VS."n
Ow Witill",'fil , I.- -,)I Nil.), III. I
4n,daj,,J.
SlItUtiVAl %%tit thAt 1111-141. 11-11 111C 111m."tiand
dichlomi4st
+ N&NO" Front III, tilisilf-litfute (Imt not Imill the
111011111ttlind Ifillitit-1711101LIC) 1AUS (4)fAillt~d a
InaliCici-ftt).
I).If. %illut"t basic PIOJOCIOVS. Wtklu-n to he l(%II I
. &,
On tbii vounid.. 11 lit and III only act A her; hichly cuncall.:
fo"I"i"It nitmhiklldm Or. 101111M in excess. diludid": the
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USHR/Cbemistry - Platilmam Campounde Apr
191LA
Chemlstr~r - Stability
'"Compounds of Blvalent Platinum and
Hydrazide of
~Carbcnio Acid," Academician 1. 1.
Chernyayev, A. Z.
*Bhenteev, Inst Gen and lnoo~g Chem imeni
N. S.
Xz~nakov, Aead'sci USSR, 4 pv
DoktPJm& Nav& SSM, Neva--&W" Vol LX, No 2
~Stadjv of the reactIm of complex-formed
bydrazide of
:carbonic acid used In the form of -onla.
salt
-XR SCBXM%. There vas rapid disintegration
of the
,~by=zide,and precipitation of metals
forming undo-
;termined chemical ccopaund. Stability and
purity,of
Ith-i prepared compound depend greatly on
time factor,
62T4
UM/ChemistrY - Platinun Compounds (Contd)
Apr 1�48
and the method used in separating it from
solution.
Submitted, 14 Jan 1948.
4M 62T4

USSR/Chemistry _-Platinum Canpoundbil Amino
Sep
Chemistry - Heat Capacity
Teat Capacity of Dispersed isomers of
Platinum
Diamino Chloride," Acad 1. I.'Chernyay~v,
V. A.
Sokolov, N. Ye. Sbmidt) G. S.
Aluraveyakaya, last
114.~.Gen and Inorg Chem Imeni N. B.
K=akov, Aced Sci
USSR, 4 pp
_901.:Ak Neak SSSR" Vol LZII, No 2 ..~,3'r-V
Studied heat capacities of cis- and trans-
isamers
of platin= dIamino-dichlaride. Expected
heat capac-
of Peyrone chloride to be greater than that
of--
ity
~tbe chloiide of Reiset's second base (the
trans-'
Ivomer), for the temperature range between
absolute
36/49T8
USSR/Chemistry - Platinum C=pouuds, Sep 48
Amino (Contd)
zero and temperature of isomerization.
However,
they were identical. Concludes that, for any
temperature, difference in isobaric
potentials of
these substancesy equal to difference of
their total
energy, is fully determined by the beating
effect
of the iscmerization reaction. Submitted 13
Jul 48.

21il~ 711 1 , I ,
3 448 CPlt:--J1llYA)'-~,~'V, I I.; i ADAAN(NA1, V
C. f-,eor,-,etrichpsko,,l izomerii triamina sastpva (En.
"H-j Pt Sl Ell
Cl. Sool~shch. 1. Izvestiya Sektura -,,It:tiiV i druFikh
1.7etallov (In - t. ollsbcbey i neor.ran. kriimii im.-.
uxnalkova)
V3,T-. 23, 1c'49, s. 9 - 38. Eiblio,r7r: 9
SO: Letopisl.'Z,hurnvl'nykh Statey, "o. '21), Yoskva, 1949