SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DORUCHOWSKI, A. - DORZHIN, CH.

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DORUCHOWSKI, A.
Is it necessary to change the system of distributinf! lumber? p. 12
IAS FOL%I, (Mini-sterstwo Lesnictwa oraz Stowarzyqzenie Naukowo-Techniczne
Inzynierow i Technikow Loesnictwa i Drzownictwa) Warszawa, Polrind, Vol. 20.,
no. 2, Feb. 1955
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EUI) LC, Vol* 9, no. 2, Feb. 1960
Uncl*

SZUIAAN, Jerzy; DORUCHOWSKI, Wojciech; LUIMIWA, Urszula
Evaluation of mashce produced by the Polish fodder Industry for
feeding oroilers. Pe)czniki wyz szkola. rol. Poznan 17:209-224 '63.
1, Department of Specific Animal Brooding, College of Agriculture,
Poznr,nj and Central Laboratory of the Egg and Poultry Industry,
Poznan*

DURUC"FOWSKI, Wojclech; SZU1JjtN, Jerzy
Developmont of the plunery In growing ducka and Its dependence on
their growing rate and way of being fed. Roezriki wyz szkola rol
Pi,,-,nah 170-2-9 163.
1. Deparment of Specific Animal breoling, C)lkltigm of AgrIculture
and Central Laboratory of the ~gg and Foultry Industry.

DORUS, Vasile
Repairs and spare parts of good qua3lty. Munca, oindic 6 no.8:45-47
Ag 162.
1. Presedinte al comitetului sindicatalui de la Uzina de reparatii,
Teouci.

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or Wil- and (~a from,the imine naln. w-conliur tn'
atisructory P)t COL. Imt Itut for Mg.
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tawever Ate qu-te Itif. olm-01V V;I-Wev'
17C.TdO (C-A, 2a, 116701) Arti 11'v awl
chcuki) ~'CA. 44~ 4A)r1ki. koowdfng tv Vit, 1; oizh, niov-
Skiy Inct-l"I (CA. 30, M"(P), it h4r WhOl U are ptv~t:nt in
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rect, aud Ott M& v. Jjt~ "'* Yet 411withill 01c j;!':(t1
ol ti%Tmliftle errot I TO.IMANze -.11.4. Mg k1A ('.a !~dt "ohl.,
Rill, may Well rhowe the tft11;M by. Virric ( C.A. 31, 8 MT~'
which will always 54t4 whett Nfig anif C;t axe
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drilbVitt (1), u thc valuea (cc 14K Will he, 'cftkizt, I'Att thc,~_
for Cm tou lavi.. Nig ift I can bi-, detd- I-
IPK to tAmdur and litth-ut (C.A. 44, 431 V), yj t Ow 4"t
Juethod for IM& Itt A ii that hy,Tarmnaev C.A. 0, 4601,f),
q. (140 and Co, ws'i
which tl4!rd% I fit. only, Wilfre ant det,
Mits. the -MgO. 4.21 rderruce,.s, Weiner vo~r'!')n

MACAROVICI, Const. Gh., DORUTIU, A.
Study on the complex combinations with diphanylic
'derivatives. Pt. 6. Studia Univ B-B S. Chem 8 no. 2.-
75-83 163.

D'orvari. Forents CD8rvarl, Ferenel,, dr.
"
Experience of the Hungarian textile industry in tho Jnprovc-
ment of finishing procecoas. TekstJ-Ina ,wom r, no,5:37-39 163.

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DORY, B.
Method of calculating heat energy norms of forps. p. 66.
(MAGYAP ENERa[AGAZDASAG, Budapest, Vol. 8, no. 2, Feb. 1955.) 61
SOt Monthly list of 4ast buropean Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. 1, Jp- 1955,
Uncl.

DORY., B.
DORY., B. - Savings through preheating compressed air before its consumption.
P, 3232 Vol, q# no& 8# Aug* 1956
Magyar Energiagazdasag - Budapest., Hungary
SWRCE; East European Accessions List (F-FAL) Vol. 6, Ro. 4-April 19157

Irv , B .
Automatically closing sea'. of furnace doors. P- 356- Vol. 0, No. 9
Sept. 1956. MGAa &IMMAMUSAG. Budapest, Hungary.
SOURCEs Enst European List, (FELL) Library :)f Cbngress Vol. 6, No. 1
January 1956.

1:1PIll.-CANCE Cr ECON . N i A. -.Zo.
,C'. ly Itt' Il'AT I'SUL4TION iF T,,D:- -T~ 1 - '
p 474 *-IACYAq PUDAPK~T, !",JT!V,-IY VCj_ 0 :c 11112 N-1,"LE 1?57
. .1 -1 -C
SO: MOVrHLY 1Ni-JLX OF EAST EU:TPE~ili ACESSI,"NU (A?,El) VC1. 6 NO 11 1957

Dcay,
The insulation of a comiressod-air contaim-r and its line.
p. 5~, (Snergia (3s Atcmtechnika) Vol. 10, ro. 1, Apr. 1957, Budapest, Hungary
SC: VOYMLY INDEX CF EAST EURCIPM ACCES-MINS (FI,,Al) Lr,, IrL. 7, NO. 1, JAN. 195F

DCRY, B.
Utilizing the cooling: water from compressors.
P. 59 (Enervia es Atomtechnika) Vol. Iri, no. 1, Arr. 11,157, -*,'udapest, Hungary
SO: YC'MIT-LY 1ND`.-,X C'I~' EASI' KROPE/0"I ACCESSIOINS (EZAI) LC, IrL. 7. 'NIC. 1, JJW- 195F

DORY, B.
"Frequent cleansing of smoke gas ducts in industrial furnaces."
p. 167 (Energia Es Atomtechnika) Vol. 10, no. 2/3, May/June 1957
Budapest, Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of East Europe,an Accessions (EYAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4.
April 1958

DORY, B.
"Air transmitted by a ventilator., instead of compressed air."
p. 168 (Energia Es Atomitechnika) Vol. 10, no. 2/3, May/June 1957
Budapest, Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of East Europ!an Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

I)ORY, B.
4Sbell insulation of industrial rurnaces."
p. 169 (Energia Es Atomtechnika) Vol. 10, no. 2/3, May/June 1957
Budapest, Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of East Eurorean Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

DORY, B.
"The saving of compressed air in spray painting."
P. 171 (Energla Es Atomtechnika) Vol. 10, no. 2/3, May/June 1957
Budapest, Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of East Eurcpean Accessions (MAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4.
April 1958

Licity, !3.
The waste of energy In oil yulverization, I-y means of comyiressecl air.
F. 192 (Energia es Atomtechalka) Vol. 1k), no. 4, Aug. Jyjq, Hungary
SC: "0,'?IHLY IND-1 Cr- 2AS.' ELROPEAN AMESSIONS (,r,,EAI) LC, T,7L. 7, '11C. 1. W. 195F

iray, B.
Information on power savlings in the service of enterprise autonarr*%
T.. 195 (Energla es Atomtechnika) Vol. 10, no. 4, Aug. 1957, Budarest, Hungary
SC: I'MiTaY INDEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIMS (ZEUI) JX, VIM. 7. 'r-. 1, JAN. 1956

DORY B -
"Alminum revetment of gas turbims."
P. 3 of cover (Energia Es Atomtech-iika) Vol. 10, no. 5/6, Aug. 1957
Budapest, Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessirns (EFAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

Dofty~ D.
The basis and source of power ecoromy..
P. 339. (ENERGIA ES A'1U4TECH?JIXA) Vol. 10, no. 7, Oct. 1957
Budapest, Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7, No. 3,
March 1958

T, x~, u.
Power saving as a bas1s for power ecoromy. P. 559.
T XI T- many s Ervesulet)
". _ ZT M AIC TFCMY'.!,. (%.vrgiagazdalkodcr~ Tudo. 0
,A -
3~ulapsst, Fungary, Vol. 13, No. 9/101 Sent./Oct. 1955.,
Monthly list of Fort t-Airipean Accessionn (M'd) LC. Vol. 8, No. 7, July 1.959.
Uncla.

DORY, D.
Covering the uall of inchstrial furr-,aces with alumtrr-~ plRtpq. P. 5(3-
7~1"I!C-A 1~ AT-PT7CTIIK-,~- "Energiagazdahocbsi Ti,doirmiyor Egyevitlet)
BUdqr,!.qt Hurg-ir- 11 110. 9A0, Sout./Oct. 1958.
9 0 y, Vol. v
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~Ior.+~hly list of Fast European Accessions (EEAI) LCI, Val. P, No. 7, j,,,Iy 1959.
Uncla.

Dn,zy, -.B.~
Tri-;!,-Ation of the vault of IndustrIal. fumaces. -- 563.
~:-Jr,RJ~TA -S (Ibe;-gIngazdaI%odasi Tudomanyos
13udarest, !Iun~-ary, V91. '-!., Vn. 19/3.0j ScPto./Oct. 125'.
.1 w
Mont~-Ij list nf 7ast Furopprm Acccss!ons (11TAT) IX, Vnl. 8, No. 7, July 1?59.
T'
,ncia.

DORY, Be
Working out of prehaeating chamber of industritl futmaces. p. 564
ENERGIA NS ATCHTEUNIKA. (Energiagazdalkodad Tudomanyos Eg3resulat)
Budapest Hungary
vole 110 no* 91100 Sept*/Date 199
Monthly list of East Europeart Accessions (ERILT) LC., VOL. 8, no. 7, July 1959
Uncl.

Scole eltmimtIcn frcm cist-iror boilers by h,,rJrcchj,"ric ncid; on tile hnsi.s
of Y. Ramiczlryls prcrositi-on. r.766.
Fc. 7~),Jcv,rnvo,,3 Tf-esiolet)
Budapest, Hunrary
Vol. 11, no.11/12, Nav./Dec. 191T!
I-Ionthly List of East Luropenn Accecsi-ons 'k-l. 9, no.7, J111y 1071~
Uncl.

-WRY,, B.
Comparison of Individual and central hoating, p. 215.
mm3TA vS ATOIATKIDTIKA. Budapestp Hungary. Vol. 12', no. 11, Apr. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI)., LO. Vol. 8, No. 9, September 1959
Uncl.

Dory, B
Waning off superfluous furnace "ca. p. 479
=MIA IS ATC)IMMMM; (Iner4agsdalkodasi TudomWoe Egyssulet)
Budapest,, Hungary. Vol. 121, no. 7/8, July/August 1959
Monthly Ustof Zest Ikiropean Accessions (EFAI) Up Vol. 8, no.11
November 1959
Uncl,

DORY,-Bela - - -
Arable land and water. Elet tud 15 no.47sl495-1498 2D N
160.

" -P DORY) -.Bela~,-_okleveles gapeszmarnok
r" -'~. ..
.5: 1''
Industrial pow,w economy and the distance heating of Budapest.
Ipari anergia 4 no. 7: 158-159 J1 163.
1. 14agyar Be2matazasi Bank.

DORY,, Bela, oklevelea ge:peszmrnok
Utilization of s6nd power in agriculture. Energia es atom 16
no.3:116-118 Hr 063.
1. Magyar BerubassaBi Bank.

DORIO gepeemernok
Favor engineoring and the olimate of Hungar,y. Inergia es
atom 16 no.6t258-263 Jo. 163. '~4,
1. Magyar Beruhazasi Bank. -1,1~
1'~ ,

DORY, Bela, ola 08 gePO02Mern0k
Pbwer m9pir"a -mider the Hungarism climte., Pt.2. Phergia
es ato ~top4f.109-172 Ap'64
I ,
if maparlorubsa~tsi Bank,

DCRY) Bela, oklevelen gepinzmernnk
- I-l-, I.- -
Power econoV of our climate. I't.3. Fnerl;'.a as atom 1*7 no.
12-: 555-558 D 164.
1. Hungarian lnvOAmant Bank, Iludapast.

. DORr, Badres gepeosm=ok
Mat should the autting angle be?*; remrks. Cro be contd.) Ujit lap
13 no.18:20 8 161.
1. SzormsaugopfeJ1emirbo Intesete
(Hungary-Mchine tools)

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J. Uuttif-AGOO Of Phosphoric acid I gars for the if-
f p1u:42U"xdUWl conta-
M.11"te".412ty, nitrogen - I-ostfmgr1;ifejeA
UsAs /efloro, hufrail 81.4drregir's frocier 1404'enj
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f%ty"Im ral - VC11
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trtAinry 11torlien wite alltylittd Ifith ~tutrgtl phosphoric
C.,
add est I wrs-ftut he Alkylation of tle fertitry n1frogto
atom. U,-atinR the :Odium alcohot-to Aolutions of the com-
younds In rk closed ve-ml at too to gig C, loc gcvrrj
fmis with trimethyl, reipoctivelV, tie*.yl phospmte,
the
Corresponding rnethoxy, relpectivily, etjowty deriva-
lives wom obtilired in an apptox. lo ptr cent,ykld. Thus
I-PhenYl-prnethy- I e 'A as tra sromted in
ind 8-hydroxy "or nehor"ethox), "'e*

-0 lives of 3 -hpy7,"Y-
Inc ncv4dvfl% "" '
liptienylatnine, ~P_t~_Jy,
the 3-inrttoxy~ m I I
3 effi-Y- 4-ni"th~'l-diplier),I.,tmine,jvere produce( ~ir
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to (krmunKRufflish xunvrwy').--3.4.5-Tdhydr,)x c
Manone prqpd. by the method of Fkwhtr 20,
WO) gave 2 isowers m, 72' A lmd 79' (11). 11 was so
prepti. by tretting, quIvIc with itectone Rtod coacd.
)1*9% togive the W, 014sorpylidene dtdv. of III Jactone,
e
reducing with UAIH, to t e carbinol, and oxidt-dus with
Lffli~)s- In sq. Wn. wlt~ a trace of AeOH, 1, 1.1p
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(419 -40. lalp ~43*, resp., with It okwing the
olegnvembon. land Ilm-probablythe
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d and chidr forms of the Intmawl. henda"tal f)rmcd b
Ztj. .1 tmtarbanyl grot~ with the C'hytilixyl.
K1.4(11tOJf),wsjii:1ctjtictd
with the coriftwnading deciv. of It. Arvtyinclort of this
dcriv. gave a conpd., m. 17J-4*. 1.1v 00 JXUWI
meld h rot I these th6--im-rf-rwacs g4vt the orne
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I"rltl Ct=TtlWZ XTh-lP LI tf~ PCOKkC.Vd At QL tetllV#~TILU rc f
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lo"ned hydrcelituric acid v-jpaj s ar~~ reirv,cd Ir .~i I
tiuci chamber theou4b tLe caulew~. F~zrl, I
the C-Atalyst iA fe.j Lita Lit C~Llmn et Ulte up7rr
Clumn. In the pLrestrice of . P(lCl, c-n%ii,-st pw
aw (cs aLle chain bzlcgc:iadon. Lid arsczAms :s, i-f, I :t
Inhibits decutupts.. chkirimzticit cttai:md rt-n u~cr 01
tion of 7011, Tlic pz%ity of U wzi cantm`cd bi 0
h!etlic JetR. Of t1ft tOtal 411d n LCtClif il-USC it.t~A' -' I

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41933119s$ of "In
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pared b
O.Wc acid derivatives wtft y new
tedurrs.."c add (1) boiled witT= anhydride
CK an., 2~.
el yrkiine yielded
ce" d tatandingforstiniewltbp
P_O% (the=j of trinee4yt-quinide (H) (uLp. 134-133*
C). ','L-rsUng the anity4rous methattolic soluiiatt %A
It with dry untnonis the amide o9 quink acid (m
150' C) 4" obtained. after standing. in almost theMPL,
tbc:!Vcl,b;. Quinic acid eaters way be produced by direct i
I
Cst LCOUOn xUrough altering the equilibrium reaction
in (avow at the ester forn=tJoij e.g. by axectropic dis-
tillation. An anhydrous inethattojic gcaution 01 empound
I was boiled in the presence of sulphuric add and
Fit- ben- had been added the beuxemwater-
Vle-hazOl tef-tY --Oc Inixture was distilled off.
The residue was acetylated by the &cUOa *I acetic
anhydride in the pt -we of pyridinc and tnethyl
,quinate (swit. 535--136' Q was obtained
with a yWd W 73% (thcof.)_ The tofijp&txnd I dissolvied
In mtkallge media wAA PArtiallY "Icthylatcd by ditnethyl
wilphate and jrUKIi!ent.1y esterilled wi
th
and awphum acid.
tcaux a umthyl LOA-.-A
w" methylated by M
'exide and ttlethyl tetnuttethylquinate (111) (to.p.
03.5, C) was recov"ed in 02 501 y'lelat This lwooedwe
was found generally xppti~al& for *the exhanstive
niethylation of potyhydnxzy mrboxylic scids. The
compound III Tom saponified by the action of barlont
i - ide a-.' thus tCt:=!VthYl inic Acid IM (U1,P.
"
M11-131. C,
n w" produced fit ricidill"of fw!'.. liftraviolet~
cat&IVTM* InTA11fitallost of inutpnind -h-.
ditnallyl ether of 2.5-dibromo-livilroquin-one (tu,p.
145-1115.51 Q. I fence fly treating the CtLwf derivatives
i
=u We acid it It h addic reagents the cicavage, of the
rI.-Mopings %%;m not the o#,ly ptoct= but sintal.
tancw~%Iy
an
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Their Synothetic Analogues.
Abe Jour : Ref. Zhur. - KhImiyal No. 15, 1958, No. 50460
Author : Zemplen, G.; Dory, 1,
Inst
"Llitle Pentose Acetates. Acetylation With a Sulfuric
Acid Catalyst.
Crig Pub Magyar tud. akad. Xom. tud. oazt. kozl, 1956, 8
#1, 121-125.
Abctract Acotylation of pentosee, in the preuencc: of
H2SO4 (not used until proaont tIme) has been
studied. This mothod gives conniderabl~, higher
yields than the one using ZUC12 and produces
mainly N -acetates while ZUC12 forma a mixture
of o4 -and P-acetates. Frora 20 S of D-xylosep
upon full diBsoliltion in 65 ml (CH300)20 + 4 ml
Car(I l/ 5

HUNGZ-,Y / organic Chemistry. Natural Substances and G
Their Synethetic Analogues.
Abe Jour Ref. Zhur. - Khimiya, No. 15, 1958, No. 50460
cono* H5,504 (-,4 hours, OOC) and after partial
neutrallzation with NaHC03, raw product is obtain-
ed. It Is partially precipitated as a resin and
partially removed as a CHC11 extract. Distilla-
tion of the product (0.2 =3 yielded a 149-1500
cut (25.7 9), which was identified ae (>~-tctra
acetyl-D-xyloue (1) 1 m. P. 590 (f rom ale. ), C(;~(_7 J,-
2-5D + 84,90(chloroform)o Similarly from 18 g of
L-xylose were obtained 31.8 S of unpurified pro-
dunt. 16 g of the latter yioldod 13.7 9, of 152-
1530 cutj 5X_7 28 D - 66.40 which was -X -tetra-
acetyl-L-xylose (previously unknown). The latter
Eurified had a ji.p. a 60-610 (fr. alp,.) and rc~_7
0 D - 89. The came compound (2-3 g) was pre-
pared by isomerization from 2.4 g of P-tetraaoetyl-
Card 2/5

HUNGAIAY / organic Chemistry. Natural Substancos and G
Their Synoth6tic Analoguos.
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur. - Xhimiya, No. 15, 1958, No. 50460
L-Vlose in presence of,ZuC12 and (CH3002)0, m-P-
62-630 (fr. alo) Z_c_1(7 - 18.30 (chlorofcrm).
By analogy to I, from 20 g of D-Ribose were pre-
pared 31 4 (rooin-likg) I",-tetraacetyl-D-riboso,
M;P. 1106 (fr. alo.), 1:~_7 22 D - 52.5 (chloro-
f rm). Also 3.7.5 9 of 1-arabinose yielded 19.2
g of oi-tetraacetyl-L arabinece (recinous),
which upon rocrystallization from the same
Ourlt of 96% alcohol had a m.p. - 96-970, LI-Ci7
D - 148.80 (without vacuum distillation). In
a similar manner, from 20 g of D-arabinose, were
obtained 21.05 S of resinous produot. 16 g of
the latter distilled at 149-1500/0-15 mr-ii yielded
the main fraction (14.5 6) which wae cx,-tetra-
aoetyl-D-arabinose (II), m.p. 96-97c' (from 96%
Card 3/5

HUJIGARY organic Chomistry. Natural Substancoc and G
Their Synethotio Analogues.
Abe Jour Ref. Zhur. - KhImIya, No. 15, 1958, No. 50460
ale.) 1-cq25 D-139 (chlorof orra). P-tctraacotyl-
D-araBinone 11 (21.8 S yield) was o7Dtained by
heating 15 9 of D-arabinoce, 4.5 9 3H3COG:1A and
75 ml (CH300)20 for 15 hours. Aftea, drylLng and
distillatlbn of CHC13, the reeinoue rQsiduc waa
recrystallized from an equal amount of boiling,
96% alcohol. Second recrystallization from 9
alcohol or from H20 (20 timea the c.mount of oorj-
pound) yielded product of m.p. x 95-5-96(- 1 ZU
le D - 43.1- 11 L-wy be also prepared b
(~,,isvnerl-
zation of Ih In presence of ~nC12_- -ZCO)20
M.P. 93-960 (fr. ale), Z7c;~7 7 D 141.50
(chloroform.) Compounds II and III were thus
obtained for the first time in crystalline form.
Card 4/5

;;'tk-TJ%RY /Chc:~-Jccl Tcclnology. Chemical Products and H
Their Applications. Chemical Pro-,csf-,ino of
Solid Fossil Fuels.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-,~himlya, 1959, No 4, 13116.
Author Zemplen, Oera; Dory, IstvAn,
Inist Not given.
Title Isolation of Pyrocatechin fropi 011 of Lignite Pesin.
Crig Pub: FaCyar tud. aked. tud. oszt. kozI., 1937, 9,
NO 2- 151-154.
1
Ab3tract: Describ2d Is a sclcctlvp, 4-stage countercurrent
e;,,traction of pyrocatechin fron medium (fraction
Z.30-7600) and med I um- h.,.a%,y oil from 11Cnite resin
A -te
with buffer solutions of bar,-,..,, Lri- sod I oT)h(,sp',l,-
and soda. Regulating the pil accordin3 to dif.fcr-
ent stages (from 7 to 10) succeeds In extract--Ing
di-ato.aic phenols withcut neutral hydrocarbons and
ca:.d 11/2
813

mv aArzy / Cher,;Ical Technology. C`,=Ic;~l Prorluct!3 and
Their Pr)pllcLtIon.-. ChemIcal Proccs-,inq of
Solld Fossil ~'Uels'
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Rhimlya, 1959, No 4, 13116.
f,.b-,tract- acid coi-opounds, the salts of which are formed only
with n pH of greater th7,n 10. 3y further trent-
ment of the e.,.tract by the usupt method, the
authors obtain a y1eld of 70-1007o of the poten-
tial, -- S. Pozenfelid.
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Distri hE2c(j) 17
;P-- 'by C4141Y118
38. On too ocatalls of A I IPM
1 with sulphurle acid. (1 1-10 411W i 111
Mini , - L ., ~ 'M .
an] Q,_LoAMjLLcv, I
-N*Ilrr, 1057, No. 2, pp. 141-147
D. and L-xylaw, D- and I.-Atabinose, &rlbode and
L-flifinimm have been acetylated by sulphutte acid cata.
..Iysi-.i, a inethad not applied to pentomes before. 'lU cold
acetylation of pentows by anhydrous acetk acid fit the
cc of concentrated sulphuric acid gavethe carres.
aig a-tetraacetates. Thi authors wtre
1, ll,.t to
prepaic a-tetraacetyl-L-xylose, u-tetrancetyl-D-atubinose
and a-tetmacetyl-L-rhamnow by the elaborated tnethod.
is.Pentow acetates have been pretArc4 alxo* by twint-al.
z4tion of P-acetates with zinc chloride. The authors are
the firA to describe the lsonterization of P-tetrawety.1-D.
aralAnose and fl-tetraacetyl-L-rhainnose alnolig tillst!
compotin6. AcetylaUan by sodium acetate and amtlc
-alillydride yfelded fl-tetrafteetyl-D-arabinose In cryotalline
form. known so (at only as a guunny substance.

HUNGARY / Physical Chemistry6 Kinetics. Combustion. B
Explosions. Topochemistry. Catalysis7.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 17, 1958, 56805.
Author : Zemplen Goza, Istvan, Dory.
Inst :Madyar Tud. Akad.
Title :Study of the Action of Promoters in the Obtain-
ing of Ifitriles by Way of Catalytin Dehydration.
Orig Pub: Kem. tud. oszt. koezl., 1958, 8, No 1, 127 - 130.
Abstract: The obtaining of Aceto - and propionitriles
from carboxylic acids and NH3 on silica gel spe-
cimens containing 0.1 - 3% of various admixtures:
(CH30)3 B; (C2H5)3 SiOOOCH3; (CH3)2 S04; POC13,
C0203; Fe203, CaO, TiOp were studied at 4500C.
Card 1/2

. JTUj1'GJU1Y /Physical Chemistry. Kinetics. Oombustion. B
Zxplosions. Topochemistry. Catalysis.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Yhimiya, No 17, 1958, 56805.
Abstract: It was determined that the first thiree addi-
tions act as inhibitors, POC1 does not af-
fect the catalytic activity o~ the silica gel,
and the remaining admixtures are promoters.
Card 2/2 22

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on the Ott 0 of tillillyst proolatta in tilt ptcpara.
Z
y. dthpf ration. (lit Gerittait) 6. Z
PIP l
lli
i
4, 1954, *sit. 1 --2, pp. 90-93, 2 tabs,
1,11C 11tri%ital loll (if Alphatic Ilitril"s froin a mi,\01tv
1-1 M-ill :11141 of ttvlt\.dr.1ti-I
livAll P-tittlit-tj lit
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a-11-( Thc t-Mv 14
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Dory, I.; Geri, I.
Investigations by means of compounds of sterane skeleton. 1. Catalytic
deacetyliti6w; of steroid acetates. p.449.
Magyar Tudocanyos Akademis. Kemiai Tudomanyok untalya. KUZLiN'E2,YZI.
Budapest, Hungary, Vol. 10, No- 4, 1958
Monthly List of East European Accessions (FJgtl) LG, Vol. 8, 1.0. 7, July 1959
Uncl.

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COUNTRY
CATZ0,70Rl
ZNhIze, 4~10.
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DORY, 1. 2 SZABOX 0. 2 OPOCZKYO P.
Investigations of compounds of sterance skeleton. IV. OzonolysLq of ergosterin
derivatives in a reactor of continuous process. In Germw , p. 67
ACTA CHf.MTCA. Budapest, H ungary, Vol. 20, No. 1, 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessiosn, (EEAI) LC, Vol. 9, No. 2, Feb. 196o
Uncl.

DORY, Istvan (Eludapeat IV Ujpeatg To u.1-5); SZABO, Gabor (Budapest IV
---AVjpq3t-9-To Ul-5); CPOCZKY' Pal (Budapest IV Ujpest, To u.1-5)
Investigations of compounds of sterane skeleton V. L new method of
introducing a hydroxyl group Into position 21 of 20-ketopregnane
drivatives. Acta chimica Hung 24 no.1:83-89 160. (EEAI 10:4)
1. Chinoin Pharmaceutical and Chemical works, Budapest.
(Sterans) (HydroVi group) (Carbonyl group)
(Pregnane) (Aldehydes) (Steroids)
(Corticosterone) (Acetates)

DORYj Istvan (Budapest); SZAB09 Gabor (Budapest); OPOCZKY, Pal (Budapest)
Investigations by means of compounds of sterane skeleton. V. A new
method for introducing the hydroxyl group into the twenty-firat
place of 20-kfito-prognans derivatives. Kem tud kozl MTA 15 no.l:
29-34 161. (EEAI 10:6)
1. Chinoin Oyogyazer a Vegyeszeti Temekek Gvara, Budapest*
(Sterane) (Iroids) (Aldehydes)
(CorticoBterone) (Acetates) (Hydroxyl group)
(Carbonyl group) (Pregnane)

-- - DM, Is tvAD_,LBuda pest IV.,Ujpest,To u.1-3); GE1U,Istvan,(l3udai:e5t L.,
Ujpest,To u.1-3);LAjV'YI,Gyougy, (Budapest IV.,Ujpest,To u. 1-3)
Investigations of compounds with sterane skeleton,Vll.Data on
the synthesis of 21-ber.z.,l compounds of 3,20-diketo-pregnane
derivatives. (To be contd.) Acta chimica flung 30 na.2:207-212
162
1. Chinoin,Fabrik fur Arzneiinittel und Chemische ~rzylukLe.

DORY, IslyaniBudapest Iv.,Ujpest,To u. 1-3); SZABJ:~,Gabor (Emdapeot IV.,
To u.1-3)
Investigations of compounds gith sterane akeleton.VIII.
Contribution to the ozono3,ysis and reduction of 21-benzal-
20-ketosteroids. Acta chimica Hung 3;) rio.2:213-219 t62
1. Chinoin,Fabrik fur Arzneimittel und Chemische Proaukto.

L 38649-66 EWP(J) RM._
ACC NRs AF6027654 SOURCE CODEt HU1OW5_16616WXW1_0!7VOi7oi
AUTHORt-W=, 18tvans PWdics, Maria
ORGs Chinoin Pharnwoutical and Chopical Proots Works, Budapast (Chinoin Gyogyazor-~
es V;gPszot1 Termkok Gyara)
TITLE: New acylated derivatives of 4-aminoantipyrinel
SOURCE: Magyar kerdai fo3.yoiratg no* 4, 1966, 174-176
TOPIC TAGS% nonmotallic organic derivative, chemical synthesis, condensation
reaction, organic chemistry
ABSTRAM. The synthesis and properties of sodium nicotinyl-p-aminobenzoatg,
sodium nicotinyl-o-aminobanzoate, nicotinyl-p-aminobenzoylaminoantipyrine,
nicotinyl-p-aminobentoylmathylaminoantipyrine, nicotinyl-p-aminobenzyla-
minoantipyrines nicotinyl-o-aminobenzoylmethylaminoantipyrine,, 2-(8-pyri-
dyl)-3-3-antipyrylquinazolone-40 and p-scatamidobanzoylmethylaminoantipyrine
were described. 2-(O-pyridyl)-3-(4'-antipyryl)-quinazole-4 was obtained in
.the ring-closing reaction during the condensation of nicotinyl-o-aminobanxoyl
chloride with 4-aminoantipyrins. Orig. art. has% 15 form1as * fi-MS: 36,4647
SUB COlE t 07 / SUB14 UTZ 1 23&ug65 / OTH REFt 008 J.

DORY, L.
"Principles in Planning Rotation of Grassy Crops", P. 88, (AGRARTUDOWY,
Vol. 6l No- 3t Mar. 19549 Budspeatp Hungary)
501 Monthly List of East European Accessionss (EUL), LCs Vol. 3. Xo. 12,,
Dec. 19549 Uncl.

T
IXPY, L. Renewinc- vrass ImIs by fallowing; a quick rvth r zt' 1, P
107. For furth~-r improvemmt of our rice jroduction; c1tb .!Zys in the
Association. p. 111.
Vol. 8, no. 3, ,:ar. 1956
"-.GRARrMDOI~7-.'I`Y.
AGRICULTURE
Budape!-,t, Hungary
Co: European Accession, Vol. 6, No. 5, -:aY 1957

Distrit Wo(j) rep& Ira of Altrilts bg~
4romot, t W the, don
Catelys of ac
dabldtation] 0. MZRI)IJA anti L. 6 (Tssfi, UDIX, Buds'.
I ~MaWr
ACIO fASM. Atadi 4, 8V-93(lM)(W
pest). . C4
German).-TA;tI(I)w$(:Mnd(o ~t`as promoter to Me~.
PrUt)n' fA dt; dehydr ition of an acid. NII;
M . over a gre ; vio%Ltile additives act as l~z ~21
'Ghicial AcOll, (U) (100 mi.) was vaptyristd at RO',-wnd tht~
'vapor passed through a qU4FtX tUbe hCA(Cd to 4506 cout4lu-,*
jbig 2DO X. silica gel and additive. Astitamof dry NRAprc-
Ylously heated to 6W* was simultaneijusly 14s-----d WoUgI4
the tut>e. The emerging mist. of gases was condensed, and',
excen NIL passed thruttgh HIO, which was combined Orith,,
Ahe condensate. MtCN-IM,H.O azeutrope was dlstd4,
neutralized with AcOH, treated with K3C(h. the ?-IeCN that
was salted out iepd. and dried over KsCOs, b.
Volatile additives were vaporized tnSether with U. The
following % couversions wm obtained for the additives'
given, at rates of flow of 25 ml.1hr. It and 270 mi./min. Nit#*
no additive, 53.0; 0.1% (MeO)4% 31.0; 0.1% Poets, 55.6;,
0.1 % WaSiOAc, 51.0; 1.0% MOOAc, 45.0; 0. 1% MeiSO4; 7
48.0; 1.0% FeA, 37.0; 1.0% 1, 634, 2.0 .1, 76.5,
,3.0%1,874. At rates of flow of.W ml./miz Landii
I
Wlbz. U, conversions were: no additive, 52.0; I.Olk CQ
EtCO$H and the reaction tube at: 875', 60.6% c:mversion-
87,600 wltli,'
Into UtCN was obtained wM additive and

TRY, L.: .3ZABC, 0.
Investigations of compounds of sterane skeleton, II. On the structure
of argosteron isomers. p.243
ACTA CHIMICA. Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 19. no. 2/3, 1959
Monthly List of XaBt European Accessicns (EEJI), W. V01. 8. no. 9. September 1959
Uncl.

DCRY, L.
Invosti--ations of compounds of sterane skeleton, III. Dehalo:enation of
esters of cholesterine dibromide with the use ct trialkyl phosphites. p. 253
ACU CHIMCA. Budapest, Hun-lar7. Vol. 19, no. 2/3, 1959
K-nthly List of East European Accessions (CEZ), 1C. VOL. 8. No. 9, September 1959
Uncl.

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POLAIM / Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics, Ther-no- B
chemistryp Equilibriums, Phys. Chem. Analysis,
Phase Transitions,
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Khimiyap' No l6p 1956# 52915.
Author : Doryabalajkayap Yakushensky, Kvapinsky.
Inst : 9-ob given.'
Title I Thermochemical Studies in the Field of Selenium
Allotropy.
Orig Pub: Zesz, nauko Politechn, iodzkiejy 1957j No 18, 45-56.
Abstraot: The heat of transformation of amorphous Se into
the metal when heated above the transformation
point is determined as well as the heat of metal
So transformation '-nto amorphous Ge by means of
Card 1/2

POLAIM / Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics, Thermo- P
chemistryo Equilibriums) Phys. Chem, Analysisj
Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 16, 1958, 52915.
Abstraot3 mathematical analyRis of cooling curves (Lasnov-
sky'a method), In the author's opinion amorphous
Se (possibly the metal one as well) does not
roprosent chemical species as a result of which
the transformation is not complete and it depends
on temperature oonditions during the preparr
,~tion
of the So samplese The hoat of transformation
occurring in the interval from 70-800 is 14-16
cal/g.
Card 2/2

DORrANTSEVA G.G.- SRMKER, U.N.
0
Dqtermination of the number of hydroxyl and
steroids b7 the bond intw#ty in infrared
Ser.fis. 26 no.10j1290-1295 0 162.
(Steroids--Spectra)
ca:rbonyl groups in
spectra., IsTe AN WSP4
(Min 15110)

DOPYWALSKI,, J.
Kukurydza, wama roslina pastawna
Warszawa,, Poland, "Wiedza Powazechnallp 1955. 52 P.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. b, No. 9. 6eptember 1959.
Uncl.

I D0In-;A-TSFI, J.
Naslonoznerstwo roslin uprawnych. ('.-ivd. 1.) 'Jarszowa, Panstwo-wr
Rolnicze A Lesne, 1056 .728 P*- (The7knowledgo of seeds )f ciiltivatc-j
plints. Ist ed.)
DA Not in M,C
SO: Yonthly of East F,*uror)-,,n Accessic-m (nu) I,C, Voi. 6, No. 8% !qiv lc457. Unrl .

V%
T)CRY,-,!"l sn,1
,_,tatistical methods
tiVathe'natic' ror -P-qr,,~L
I G .
orjuy- ICZ1,
poipnfl.)
1. (.I.n (rPZFGLAD
In ge0fOrP::olot~~.- P. 1953, ",lFrs7,a".zj
2r, no. 2p
RVIT"ll 1,701.
-,,0: East Furonean C. 1c,1 . 2, 1,0. 12, Dee - 19',3

-u r, T4-,r-,.,! :.. 1 C~ F, I)I , 1 e , - I ~ f~ : , -, . a , ,
-, - !~ 1. ~; . " ; ~ ~ . t - , i t c , ! *r) ! ~ #1 :-, ~ , ", , , :-, , ! 7 " .,
; ,+, I -; 1 1, j r :7 , , . f, , 4 J. . I i f,
- - j i " t " I ~- . . I..'' ~ I , . : - " i pf, '~ 1"'. -if,
,~-e 24--var , k, , . I ; , 1 1 :.'-. " 1~ I : -, f ~ . ,, I , [ I

DORYWALSKI, Tadeusz; FALDA, ZbIgniew
Treatment of coute barbiturate poisonings' Polakie arch.mado' wewn,
28 no-3:313-327 1958;
1 Z I Iliniki Chorob Vewnetrsnych A.M. w Varg2e.Wie. Kierownikt
pr;f dr nauk. med. A. Blernaeld. Adres autorowl. Warszawa, u1.
Nowo;rodzka 59, 1 Klinika Chorob Wewnetrznjvch A.M.
(BJRBIT(JRATES, poisonift
ther,, oase reports (Pol))

DORYWALSKI#'.T,&d*=%; -YALDA, ibIgniew
Severe luminal and cyclohexal poisoning treated with picrotoxin and
levephede Folskie arch, med* wewn. 28 no'3;345-352 1958.
1; Z I 11iniki Chorob Yewnstrznych A-Mo w Warazawie, Iterowniks
prof. dr nauk meds A. Biernacki. Adrest Warssswq ul. lovogrodska 590
I KWA)m Chorob Wevuetrinych AoXe
(PMOBAUITAL, poisoning,
there* picrotoxin & arterenol (PoM
(PIMOTOXIN, therapeutic use
phenobarbital poises with arterenol (PoM
(ARTM M OL. therapeutic use
phenobarbital pois,. vith picrotoxin (Pol))
ibstract
a case of 2 nineteen Ye2r old nurse (medical) beinj; r:.)*.soned with 13 z of
1UM;n2l 2nd 8 g of cyclohex2l was dascribed. The tre2tment with p."crotoxin, megintd, dapt
-azole, levophed, etc. brought about recovery without obvious con!:*-itutional disorders.
see Ref. Z'hur. 3jol. No2o 1953 No 94123

DORYWALSE, Tadeuss, OPALED,, Stefan,, SZJEWSXI, Janusz
,Blood glucose, total & esterified choleaterol and phospholipide in
peripheral vascular diseases; Polakie arch, mods wowns 28 no.51695-698
1958.
1. T I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych A.M. w Waresawie Kierownik.,
prof. dr. nauk mad, A. Biernnokio' Adrea autora: Warasawa. u1. Nowogrodxks
59# 1 Klinilm Chorob Wewn. A.M.
(VASCULAR DISEASES, PERIPHERAL,,blood in
total & ea terified choleaterol, phospholipide & avgar
001))
(BLOM SUGAR$ in various dies U
periphers:1 vase. dig. (Pol))
(CHOINSTEROL, in blood
total & esterified cholesterol in peripheral vasc*diso(Pol)

BIWAOPKI, Andrzej; CZARNIZCXI, WJnc9nty;-DDR)YAMLa,, Tadeusz, GLMYA,
Danuta; ZOVALSKAg Maria; XROTXMSKI, AndrzejI Alfred
STASIAKOWA, lacja, SZAJXWSII, Januez; WALASZI',WSXA, Barbara
Remote results of emwervative therapy of peripheral vanular diseases;-
PoInkle archenede. wewn. 28 no;5:771-778 1958.
10 Z I 11i.niki Chorob Wownstrznych A.M. w Warazawis. Xierovaiki
prof. dr nauk mod. A. Blernacki.
(VASCULAR DISIASIS, PXRIPHMIAL, there'
druge there, followb" (Pol))

DORYWAILSKI, Tadeuez-, GLINSKA, Danuta; FRZITAKIZWICZ, Zbigniew, SZCZRUAN,
GrZ7
Novocain block in therapy cbronic peripheral vascular diseases*'
P61ekle arch.med. wewn. 28 no,5:831-833 1958
1. Z I 111niki Chorob Wewnetrsnnh A.M. w Warszawie Kierownikl. prof.
dr nauk mod. A. Biernackl i z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej A.M. w Warezawis
lierowniki prof. dr mod, T. Butkiewicz. Adres autora: Warszawa. ul.
Nowogrodxka 59, 1 Ilinika Chorob Vownetrsnych A.M.
(VASCULAR DISIASTS, PBRIMRAL, ther.
proasine block, etatiet. (Pol))
(PROCAINE, Vhox. use
block in peripheral vase. die., statist. (P01))
(ANESMMIA, REGIONAL, in var. die,
procaine nerve block in peripheral vase. die (Poi))

M
DCRYWALSKI, Tsdeusz,-GLrNSKAj Danuta
Treatment of chronic peripheral vascular diseases by intravenous typhoid
vaccines . Polskie arch. med. wewn. 28 no.5t844-847 1958.
i. z I nini'ki Chorob Wownetranych A.M, w Warazavie Xierownlks
prof* dr nauk mad. A.Biernacki. Adres: Warsznwa, u1. Nowogrodska 59.
I Klinika Chorob Wewn A.Me
(TIMOID FEVER, immunology,
vaccine, ther. of peripheral vase. dis. (Pol))
(VASCULAR DISMASES, PERIPHERAL, ther.
typhoid vacine (Pol))

DORYWALSKIr Z.
"ime instability meter of pulas trains. Frzzem ins'. tellekom
prace 13 no.40t47-52 '63.

KARPOVS!(AYA) R.L,; UNDIKOVA, V.1,,; DORZET, X.M.j UNTYMI, V,~!e
ChemIcal. and physical Inhomogencity of dionine ItgnIn. 7hur.
prikl. khime 37 no.611318-1324 is 164.
(K-W 180)

DORZ!i.. G.; GONCHARENKO, Ye.I. (LIvov, Poltavokaya u1., 9,kv.5);
DAMDINSUREN, B.
History of.anatomy in the Mongolian PeoOle's Republic. Arkh.
anat.., gist. i embr. 43 no.8399-100 Ag,,162. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Kafedra anatomii (zav. -.G. Dorzh) Mongol'skogo gosudarst-
vennogo meditainakogo instituta. Adres avtorov: Mongol'skaye,
Narodnaya Respublika,, Ulan-Bator, Meditsinskiy institut,
kafedra, anatomii (for Dorzh., Damdinsuren).

VACHNI.I=, I.A.; GatCHARRiKO., 76.1,; DORZHy C.,. (Ulan-Bator)
Form,, dimensions, and topography of the gallbladder in a
vertical position of the body. Vrach. delo no.9:96-199'8'63.
(MIRA 16tlO)
1. Kafedra anatomii (zav. - G.Dorzh) Mongol'okogo meditainskoep
instituta i Vtoraya ob"yedinennaya osobaya boltnitsa* %Aovo-
ditell raboty - konstd1tant kafedry anatomii,, dotsent Ye.I.
Goncharenko,
(GALLBIADEM - RADIOGRAM)

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From the poInt of vipw of sir, airborne rmll:~ cparator. Srazhd.
'!-) no.8.
av. . - -15 Ag 165. (:,i,i'-,A 18;8'~
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1. Staroh'.y bertradIst prArazdeleripA samcletov Tv-1-4 , , kcv-
okogo trar~qportnogc- u~--avlcrjvtt.

lh~ RZIIINKIEZ~H-&~ I KOTr N.Aej VLASENKO, Yu.Ya.
fluw stanaard underground service storage of exploolvea. Met.
I gornorudo prone no.608-W N-D 165. (MIRA M12)

BELYAYEV, M*F4, inzh*;,.pqqy.1-YHV, D.D., insh.; ETKIN, L.G., kand. tekhn. tank
Vibratory pressure gauges. Priborostroenie no. 100-11 0 165
(MIRA 1911)

AC~ las AP5026106. SOURCE CME: UR/0119/65/000/010/0009/0010
AUTHOR: Belyayev, M. F. (Engr.); Dorzhiyev, D. D. (Engr..); Etkjnj L. Go
(0a ndidate. of te 15il-cal science s)
OLM: none
TITLE: Vibration-frequency preenrd4efisors
SOURCE: Priborostroyeniye, no. 10, 1965P 9-10
TOPIC TAGS: pressure sensor, pressure transducer
ABSTRACIt The development of a nerw vibration-type pressure sensor is reported. i
Its operation depends on the variation of stress in a composite diaphragm deforned i
by the Ensure biL e strained diaphragm initiates vibrations in an
~R& mLasMq&,~l
adapter connected-to an oscillator whose feedback isegain associated with the
diaphragm. Two varietie-s of the sensor,for
.50 and 100 atm, were tested; the sensor
error was found to be 0.130 or lower; the effect of the ambient temperature
(displacing the entire characteristic of the instrument) could be excluded.
Formulas for designing the sensor are supplied. Orig. art. has: 9 figures,
9 formulas and 2 tables. IUDCt 62.531:621.3-083-08
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DOW.111YEV, D.D., lnzh.1 RAW, D.V., Jnzh.; ETKIN, L.G., kiind.tokhn.nauk
Some problema in the theory of vIbration-frequency transducers.
11'riborostroenie no.34.10-13 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:4)

L 11402-63 EPR/EPF(C)/EWP,(q)/ 8/032/63/0,-59/005/021/022
a-4/pr-4 WH/K
EWT(M)/BDS,- ABD/j'J'FTC P 67
AUTHORS: E"Velovu-Se V.1 Do and Plecbev,, V. N.
TrM: DJIlatometer for study of thermal expansion of~ ~hlte\~'
PERIODICAL: ZavodskAya laboratoriya., v. 29p no. 5, 1963P 624-625
TEXT: A.device has been designed which measures the length of a test
piece 150 mm, long and 18,mm in diemi-,ter at 1000 intervals Curing beating from
100 to 10000C. The.accuracy Is vithin 2: 0.001 mm. While oxidation is
possible at 600D .4 graphite was heated to 1000o without use of an inert at-
mosphere. An incomplete hermetic seal with graphite plugs is sufficient to
permit measuriug a given test piecethree times. Tests indicated that this
device can be used to determine the thermal coefficient of linear expansion
and the coefficlent of anisotropy in investigating the material of graphite
electrodes at tomperaturea up to 10C00C. There are two figures.
ASSOCIATION: Cholyabinskiy pedagogicbeekly institut, and Chelyabinskiy
I
W"r Iliktrometallurgicbeskly kombinat (fte~bj
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Card !it JM&UUe and ChelDbIMAJ 312ctrometallurgical Colbine)

FRISH, M.A.; SMIRNOVA, A.S.; DORWIYEVA, M.N.
Iffiset of vacuum pressing on the properties of graphite electrodes.
TSvist. met, 36 no.9t54-58 S, 163. (MIRA 16:10)

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ACCESSION NR- PP500807~ S/0080/65/038/003/0537/QS45
AUTHOR: Frish M. A Spirnova, A. S,; DerzhiLev, M. N,
TITLE: Zxaml:nalion Of homogeneity in jEaphite electrodes uning a radioactive aul-
SOURCE: Zhurnal prik'Ladnoy khimii, v. 38, no. 3, 1965, 537-516
,ropIC TAGS: graphite electrode, tracer technique, sulfur, radioactive isotope
ABSTRACT: Radioacti-,ro -isotope _S35 was.used in a study of opt_~*mizing the process
of production of graphite electrodes. Use of S35 makes it poLisible to follow
changes in the bindei.- and other components of mold composition during the press-
ing tin,~ roa.~-c:Lng operations. Pressing of graphite electrode 1;',olds. on a piercing
hydrau-1.4c pre:is gives compact massive blocks. Such operaticn is niost advantageous
11~Conomically. H:)wevor, it would be desirable to remove the scraps from the die
after each charge. j7his r6quir;ement should be taken inl:o account when consider-
:'ng modern izatio: i of the pressing operation. The piercing prcsses give molds with
:'.mproved binder concentration within the 2-mm outer layer. Calcining in both open
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AXESSION NR: AP 5 008 B 017
a--,id
,
closed furnaces caiise-s b1fider redistribution which i-,iprove.-, the inechanical
strength of tlsO lower tiold portions and increases th"ir appare!it density. The
u-)per mold por-,,iotis exhibit tbe reverse behavior. An excessiv,-, binder redistribu-
tion is avoided effec--ively by using the optimal heatini- ratc required for con-
ver-ting binder intd sendcoke. Orig. art. has: 2 figures am tables.
ASSOCIATION: non,~,
SLIB14ITTED: ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: Got lip
NO REF SOV: OC6 OTHER: 002

:,)ORZRIYF,V. H.N.; KUZIN, B.M.; SMJVAYEV, E.A.
I !."'! TT 1~ ~.
Therml Insulation of graphitizirg furnace3. TSvet. met. 38 no.4t
57-58 -Ap 165. (MA 18:5)

FRISH, M.A.; SMIR190VA; A.S.; DORZHITLY, M.N.
Study of the uniformity of graphitized elootrodes using a
radioaotlve.sulfur isotope. Zhur. prikl. khim. 38 no.3t
537-545 Hr 165. (MIRA 18:3-1)
1. Submitted January 5, 1963.

50) S071/70-29-7-25/03
AUTHORS: Radzhabli-Seidova, 11. A., Khromov, S. I.,$ Dor-hiu,-Z)&-,,
Balenkova, Ye. S., Treshchova, Yo. C., ~zanskiy, B. A.
TITLE: Contact T:7ansformations of 1-Methyl-l-propylcyclohnxano and
1-Yethyl-l-butylcyclahexane on an Aluminum Silicate Catalyst
(Kontaktri3-ye prevrashcheniya
1-metil-l-butiltaiklogeksana na alyuno!jilikatrwra katalizatorc)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 7, pp 22111-2224 (USS;',)
ABSTRACT: The author,g continued their investiCations (--'of 1)
synthesize(I 1-methyl-l-propyleyelohexane and 1-metlhyl ; 1-butyl-
cyqlohexanci over an aluminum silicate catalyst at 50i~ ; under
the earlier conditions also in this case -aocour, hydrocz~rbonc,
a liquid condensatet and coke ceparatod on the c,-Aalyot vore
obtained. The gaaeous products were fractionated at lo7
temperature by means of the apparatus TaIATIL-1~1-U cnrl the
composition of the separated fractions was detoznnined by means
of the apparatus VTI. In order to determine the composition
of the condonsatef rectification, chromatographic adsorption on
silica Lrel its well as optical and chemical mothodo were applied
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Contact Transformations of 1-1!ethyl-l-l-ropylc-,(,Iohexare S07/7'/1-220-7-25/3,
V 5 11
and 1-Ilethyl-l-butyloyclohexano on an Aluminun Silicate Catal~-st,
transformation products of 1-mothyl-l-propyl cycloliexane:
jUaseous hydrocar~bons 23-07j, liquid paraffins 5-9~,
naphthenes 20.Zj, aromatic hydrocarbons 33-Y~, coke 16660j,
The followinC4- resulted from 1-mcthyl-1-butylcYclohexane:
,gaseous hydrocarbons 30.6,t, liquid paraffins 4.0,1% naphthenas
17.0%, aromatic hydrocarbons 41-3*'0, coke 5-8~- The results
obtained confirm the rules not up already earlier (Ref 1) for
the catalytic transformation of 1,1-dimethyl cyclohexane and
1-mothyl-1-othyl oyclohexane. Also in this case the main
products were aromatic hydrocarbons. In the gaseous products
saturated hydrocarbons predominate (propane and butane). With
increasing number of the carbon atoms in the alkyl group of "he
above compounds also the intensity of catalytic transformation
increases. There are 6 tables and 6 references, 4 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOC IATION.- Moskovskiy c;osiidar:jtvoxlnyy universitat (Yoscow State University)
SMUTTED: June 9, 1958
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