SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAZDA, O. - KAZENNOV, M.N.

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UZDA, 0.
"Heat Zngineering in Industrial Plants." P. 247. Praha, Vol.
3. no- 7, JU1Y 1953-
SO: Zast 3hropean Acceseions List, Vol. 3, No. 9, September
1554, Lib. of Oongress
KAZDA, L.
First experiences from the meeting of the Artistic Council of
the
Knitters Association. p. 259.
~'~X~VIL - (kanister3tvo lehkeho prumyslu) Prahar
Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 14, no, 7, July 1959.
I-11onthly List of Fast European Accession (ELAI), LC Vc,l.
9, no. 2,
Feb. 196o.
Uncl.

KAZDA, Stanislar
Motility of the cervix uteri in pregmancy.
Cas.lek.cesk. 99 no.
3/4:lek.veda zahr., P-10-17 22 Ja 160.
1. TJPIG) Praha-Podoli, reditel doe. MUDr. M. Vojta,
zasl.lekar CSR.
(PRWHANCY physiol.)
(CERVIX U7KRI physiol.)

ZIDOMT,Jan. KAZDA. Stanislav
The influence of synthetic estrogens on the vaginal
mucous membrane
and cervix in the early stage of pregnancy. Cask. gyn.
25[391 no.7:
516-521 S l6o.
1. Ustav pro pact o natku a dito 7 Fraze-Fodoll,
redital doe.
MUDr, M,Vojta, zaelousily lakar CSSR
(ESTROGENS pharmacol.)
(PMGNANCT physlol.)
(VAGIVA Pharmacol.)
(CERVIX UTERI Pharmacol.)

KAZDA, Stanislav
The reaction of the uteius to oxytocin in early pregnancy.
Gesk.
gyn.25[391 no.6:497-500 J1160.
1. Us'tav -pro peci o matIm a dite v Praze-Podoli, red.
doc.dr.
N.Vojta, saslousily lekar CSR-
(UTFMS plkarmacol)
(OXITOCIN pbarmool)
(PEEGnNey physiol)

4ZP~A..__P_t9.n,JoIgT;.:LAITL, Josef; ZAITLIX, Vojtech
On anesthesia for artificial interraption of
pragnancy. Cesk.gyn.
251391 n0.9.'672-677 N 160.
1. Ustav pro peci o matku a dile, Praha-Podoli,
reditel doe. dr.
H. Vojta, saal. lelmr CSSR.
(ABMTION TEMPEMIC anesthe & ana1g)

.'KAZDA, Stanislav
Use of ergot preparations in obstetrics and gynecology.
Pod.,
akush. i gin. 23 no-4:3640 161. (MIRA 17: 1)
1. Institut okhrany materi i detey v Prage,
Chekhoolovatskaya Sotala-
listicheskaya Respublika (direktor - dotsent,
zasluzhnnnyy vrach M.
Voyta).

KAZDA, Stanislav
Hysterography in early pregnancy. Cask, gyn. ?6
no.3;189-193 AP 161,
1. Ustav pro peci o matku a dite, Praha Podoli, reditel
doe. dr.
M. Vojta, zaslouzily lekar CSSR.
(PAGIWICI radiog)

KAZDA) Stanislav, CSc,j BROTANEK, Vladimir
Role of the cervix Uteri in the onset of labor. Cesk.
gyn. 27[411
no-5:333-337 Je 162.
1. Ustav pro peci o matku a dite, Praha-Podoli, red. dbc.
dr. M.Vojta,
technicka spoluprace inz. M.Pirner, Metra-Praha.
(LABOR physiol) (GERV UTERI physiol)

BUDINSKY, J...CSc.; DOLEZAL, A., CSc.;._MZDAI_S.. Me.; KIUL,
J.
A possibility of influencing labor by pharmacological
gym. 27[411 no.5:372-375 Je 162.
1. 1 a II. gyn.-por. klin. fak. vseob. lek. KU, Praha,
klin. pediatr. fak. KIJ, Praha, Ustav pro peci o mLtku
Praha-Podoli.
(LABOIQ (ANESTHESIA OBSTETRICAL)

KAZDA, S.; 'JIROTANEX, V.
Yunction of estrogens and progesterones in the beginning
of labor,
,Aam. Lek. Cesk. IOI.no.12:49-61 23 Mr 162.
1. Ustav pro peci o matku a dite v Praze-Podoli, reditel
doe. dr. M.
Vojta, zaal. lek.
(ESIROGENS pbysiol). (FROGESTERONES pbysial)
(LABOR pbysiol)

VOJTA, M., doe.; FiLUDLANDEROVA, R.; DOLEZAL, A., Csc .
&'ZDA S. G5c.;
I , "
CSc.; KOREGUA, D.1 MARSAL, K.; ,
KLIMIT, V.J. KI.. doe.j, CSc.;
SOYKGVA-pAGIffE,iOVA, _v., CSO.
Current problems,of the sy hie and somatic method of
preparing fcr
labor. Cesk. gyn. 27 [1+1~ nco.5:347-356 Je 162. -
LABM)

BROTANEK., V.;_KAZDA, S.; ROTHI L
A inethod for studying uterine blood flow in preenaunt, womeh.
P-h-ysfol.
Bohemoslov. 11 no.405S.-363 162.
1. Institute for the Carn of Mother and Ckild and Research Institute
for Communications.. Prague.
(PPEGNANCY) (UTERUS) (BLOOD CIRCULATION)
(BODY TWERATURE)

CZECHOSLOVAIM
KAZDA, S., MD; KLAIN, M., MD.
1. Inatituto of Pediatrics (Ustav pro poci o matku
a dite), Prague; 2. Institute of Clinical and
Experimental Surgery (Ustav klinicke a experiment-
alni chirurgie), Prague (for all)
Prague, Prakticky lekar, No 10, 1'7,63, pp 363-384
"Notes on the Interraption Teahniquen Applied in
Artifioial Fregnanoies."

JIMGMANIIOVA,C..; KLZDAjS.; BROTAKEKpTo; 3EDIVA,14.
Method of measuring motor activity of the breast in lactating
women. Cesk. fysiolo 12 no.62459-46Z V163.
1. Ustar pro peci o matku a ditet Praha.

KAZDA, S.; BROTANEK,, V.
Modern methods of registering labor in prognan+ women and
parturienta. Cask. gynek, 28 n0-71470-474 3 163,
1. Ustav pro peci o matku a dite v Praze, reditel doc. dr.
M, voita-
(LABOR) (UTERUS) (KMTROPHYSIOLOGY)

KAZDA S.; BROTANEK, V,y ZIDGVSKKO
Thterference of exogenous oxytocin with the dyiiamies of
uterine
reactivity and vaginal cytol%T in pregnancy at termo Cesko
gynek. 28 n0.7847.4-1+78 S 163.
1. Ustav pro peci o matku a dite v lvraze~ reditel doc. dr.
M. Voj ta. OXYTOGIN) (VAG1111AL SW")
~LABOR) (LABOR, INDUCED)

BROTANEK2 V.; HODRI J.j KAZDA, S.; STEMBERA., Z.K.
Role of the CNS during labor under the influence
of morphine.
Effect of morphine on uterine activity, GNS
activity and
g3,rcide metabolism. Ceok, gynek. 28 no.7:478-482
S 163.
1. Ustav pro peci o matku a dite v Praze, reditel
doe. dr.
M. Voj ta.
MORPHINE) (CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM)
LABOR) (UTERUS) (CARBOHDRATE METABOLISM)
BLOOD SUGAR) (PYRUVATES) (LACTATES)
~
(ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM)

KA z D-A I v .
PRoblerz of transport in the building industi-3- and their
solution. -.10 (iom-.11i
r
Stavby, Vol-5, no.3, Flar. 1957) Praba
SO: i%onth13, List of East EuroFean Accession (zx,,LL) i-.L;,
Vol.6, no.7, Jul~ 1557. Uncl.

.~vxoptan
30- "...ontlillv UOL of

KAZDA, V.
Ecology of the we-vil Ceuthorh.4nehus napi QvIl, p.1-37.
Ceskoslovenska
aklade ie ved. IROZPRAVY. RADA Praha.
Vcl. 65, no. 8, 1955
'GUIRGE: East European Accessions List, (EEAL), Library of
Congress,
Vol. .4, No. 12, December 10,5~

CUORUMUTAKIA / General Pnd. Specialized Zoology. Insects. Haxnfal P
Insects P.~,A Acarids. Pesta of the Technical, Oil,
&dicl;ial al-A Essential-Oil Cultures.
Abs Jour Pet Zhur - Biol., iio 18, 1958, No. 63028
Authoro "**~zda, V.
Inst Not-617arr-
Title A Scheme to Introduce Forecasts of tho Beet Snout
Miltiplication
Orie 1Vb Za vysokou urodu, 1957, 5, No 2, 4o-42
Abstract Data are introduced to shc*f tho relationshir of th-)
damage, brouG.-lit about by the baetle, to its average
quantity in 41-lue soil for tti6 1preceding year and thta
weather corAi'uio-.w for the years, 3.952-19~4. A E;-,-,tem off
data collectiOV3 is proposed., which in indispensable for
the eatablislament of substantiated yearly forecasts.
Card 1/1
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KAZDOBA, M.N., komandir eakadrilli, mayor, voyeraVy
lotchik porvogo klasua
Retraining, Vest.Vozd.F:L. no-3:39-1+2 Xr 761, (MZIA 14:6)
(FlIght training)

Inzh.; SWIM, N.A., inzh.-, TrIZE21N, I.Y., inzh.
Floating KSP-2,7 mowing machine used In obtaining re6d for
ensilage.
Trakt. I sellkhozmanh. no.11:16-17 K 158. (14IRA 11:11)
1. Gasudarstvennoye spetsiallnoye konatruktorskoye byuro po
uel'khozmashi-
nam pri Gooplane USSR.
(Nowing mchineo) (Read (Botany))

KAZDOBIN, A.S., inzh.; SHCHERBAK. G.Ye., In7h.
for the harvesting of reads. Bum. -3rom.
33 no.g:!5-16 Ag 158. (1411A 11:10)
1. Gosudarstvennoye apetsiall-noye konstruktornkoye
b7ura po
aellkhosmaRbinam pri Gosplane USSR.
(Wirvesting macbinory)

Z-1 Nr E.NF.
17-1.7
Oxidation of nLtrogon oxidet ',, i~'! Irj%
wnalrzers. Miin,.prom. [IN,-1

KAZDOBINA -1.5.j LEVDIKOVA, G.A.; SOLOVYFVA, N.I.
--2 1-
A
Study of the toxigenic properties of Cloatridium
Watoly-ticum.
Zhur, mikrobiol., epid. i Imimn. 41 no.3:60-65 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17;11)
1. Institut epidemiollngli i mlkrobiologli iment Gamalal
AM 5SSR.

KAZDOBRNA, T.S.; SOLOMEVY N.N.
K,rpholcgical characteriotics and ltoxigcr,~c
proT,~~-rzies of -;-
and 11-folms of Clostridium hi-~tolylliculm. Report
No.1; 3- and
R-varlants of Clostridium bistolyticm. 7hiir.
mikroblol., epid.
i immt~n. 42 no.6:109-115 16 5 , (MjltA 1,q.9)
1. Institut epidamiologii m.l~.-obiollogiA imilm NJ.
GAnvilel
AMIN S~~IIR .

L 54956-65
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NR: APS014294
577f,.851,555.1)Q4.1.097,29
ALGFHOR Kazdobina, 1. S. Solov'yev, ff. H,
TITLE - Morphologic peculiarities anO'torigerkic proparties of C1.
histol
clen
S- and R-forms. Report I S- and '-variants of C1. histolyttcz~~_
SOURCE,.-
Zhuxmal-trikrobiologiit:-ep4demiologit--I--Ilrlmun,obiolaiiii. no.
6,'1365 1() w:
TOPIC TAGS: clostridim
m histolyticurn, bacteriological culture, nutrie~at M~editm
APSIPACT: The authors studied dissociative changes in R strains of CT
higtotyti-
-zer - Jn relation tr, m~orphDlogical,
127, 128, 158, 210, 22, and 276/022)
toxigenic properties. The culnires wer,? RrIIWTI r'n4 Consist-
_ir_Qth With bits nbeat, C_T~ 1g;!! ~1
slowly ~n t a- sur-face -and- deep. in-V
h ne qqgav dad i
-A that they coitld -be, differentlirtiad- S-4fis- of d ss
i oiciation, wers- apparent in __w
- I_--- 6-1 - - -- __
f;rst generation of all the c-ultures. There w(;re 3 distinct forms:
rough, sm-oat
and transition3l. The morphoiogical characteristics of the variants
were r-leter-
Caard 1/2
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A,':.Sc.ClATI0N: Institut epidemiologii i mikrobicilogii im. N. F.
Gamaiei AIN, SSSF
(lj,..5titute of Epidemiology and Hicrabifology, AHN GSSR)
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AuTHOR: Kazdob
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TITLE: MOrDhbFlogi,--al--an(I-toxL6ogenic-Dropertiea of the Sl- and
R-forms of C1. Aisto- -
11. Toxicogenic prcperties of the S and R variants of CZ. histo_'_~~Vlcwr
idemiologii i imniunobiologii, no. 5, 1965, 126-
S1, JRCE: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, ep~
13
TAIIS: clostridium histolyticum, toxin, f-nzyme, nutrient medium
Ab:-TRACT: A comparison of the properties of filtrates of the S and R
variants of
-rum (strains 5, 126, and 247) growrn on m,-at and casein-vegetable
rhe''- lethal toxil",
~-~th bv the Pr-r
~11:~T-ipnt -1111m~ ineT CT~~ t-nae
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ELUM, Drahomila
lalluence of T-jAoUs types of bab
!a level offre tu Y 106ds fin the gem
'n4 res-
Cdoo a of-Tki 11111 Q. no
fi-Z 1" Infants (la4) wem'
an, Yzed 1-=tdLately exa-d. The blood W"
after Wrth. The t"Ult, Show that,
theco-pn- Of the food does not affect the b1nod .
tel" '"cl, even wben projclU-,jh jkt6 a"
t6e.
KAZI)OVA, L., B11001171, T., P; ~iuLrition iiese-Lirch ituro,
"of Physiology; N.-.tural DriiFrs ~,33earch Institute f Ustav
pro Vyzkiin Vyzivy Lic:u, -?ysiologicke Odd. Vyzk="-1y Ustav
Prirodnich Leciv), Prague.
"The Influence of the Method of Feeding on ',.)ie Contemt of Nuclo-'c
Acids in Platty Tidsue of Rats."
ysiologio, Vol 1-15, No 2, , . 2
Praf~ue, Coskoslovenska !-"A b 60" 0 8
A b s t r1o a C t Aninials that receive food for 2 hours each day
hw!F; a
hi7her aboolute and relative content of ribonucleic acid
ttan animals fod ad libitum. Starvo-tion decreases 'che content, 0"
RNA and fat tissue; after fe(,dinr,, 1;ho original valuos are reachod,
The ratio of RIJA to DNA (deoxyribonacleic acid) is higher in well-
fed animals. 'I'his ratio also increases in tho fat tiswie ~-,X~I,r
f orjdiw,,. I Pigure, 3 Western, 1 Czoch rafer,,rice. Submitted at
It 16 Days of ?hysiology" at Kosice, 3o ~iep 65.

1. 0.2~t~!~-, A.S., GELINTN, A.V., NOVIKO-7, V.-., KIEHIGID', N.M.,
Ym'IST-C,7, V.G.
2. USSR (600)
4. Renervoirs
7. Cleaning wate r supply reservoirs at sugar factories. Sakh.prom.
26, no. 12, 1052
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
February -1953, Unclassified.

KAZEL, L.
Do we always know the true reasons for
fulfillment
or nonfulfillment of plans? p. 124. STAVIVO.
(Ministertvo stavebnietvi) Praha. Vol- 34,
no. 4, April 1956.
SOURCE:' East Eurpoean Accessions List, (EEAL),
Library cf Congress. Vol. 51, no. 12,
December 1916-.

ZDRCK, A.G., kand. tekhn. nauk; KAZENAS, G.L., inzI1.
Plotting of a d.c. magnetization curve using a bridge
circuit.
Elektrotekhnika 36 no.r-1:46 My 165. (MIRA 18:5)

KArl"I~vls) L. D.
KALMIU), TL. D. "Measures for the Control of Black
Canker of Fruit
Trees," Sad i Ogorod.. no. 7, 194P, pp. 33-35. Et~
Sa13
So: Sira Si - 1953) 15 December 1953

KAZU'AS, L. D.
25737
Mer-y Borlby S Chernym Rakom
Plodovykh
Derevlev. Sad I Ogorod, 19U,
No7, S.
11
33-35
SO: LF-TOPIS NO. 30, 19h8

KA IAS. I.D., kandidnt selIskoI-Jiozyavstvennykn nmik.
Potnto d'Asenties in Alma-Atn Province nnd th"--
control. Trudy Reap.
sta.znahch.rast.2:282-289 1 55- (MLRA 10:1)
(Alma-Ata Province-Diseausa s,nd peots)
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USSR/Diseases of Plants. Diseases of Cultivated --lants 0-3
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur-Biol., No 1, 1958, 1932
huthor :Ka T
Inst : o given
Title :Parasitic Fungus of Tomatoes
Orig Pub :Zashchita ra st. ot vredit. i bolezney, 1957,
No 3, 60
Abstract :A serious outbreak of the disease was noted in
Au.,7,ust 191--,' in the area of the city of Balkhash
(Kazakh SSR). The causative agent was found to
be Oidiopsis thurica S., an incomplete stage of
Leveillula baurica A.
Card 1/1
KIMIIIAS, L.D.
1jew Elpecips of rust fungi in Kazakhstan. Bot.mat.Otd.spor
rast. 12:230-233 Ja 159. (MIF--, 12:12)
(Kazakhstan--RustS (Fungi))
g
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- KAIZEN AS, V . 1'. 1 1 pre I? o?iav a I, ~- 11 1
bicl--p II!
Wasp.-, dostroy lo(.ust;s. PrlrcOft ~4 no.11;108 I ~-
5.
(.k!'.t-,A 18:11)
1. Srednyava shkoloi, Kfirgnlinku. Alma-A 1,1 nsktiyr,

K&ZFIIEVSKY, P.F.
Case of mortality of wild ungulates in-the winter of
1955/56. Bij2.
MOM Otd. biol. 66 no.6:147-148 N-D 1611 (~MA 14:12)
(ZHIGULI MOUNTAINS-DEER)

_J
1). A.
9r wi-uh sur-face phase-
TITLE: On a possible exchangre model-in -a tni~nd_j~lay i
transforimtion
SOrACE: inzlionerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, no. .11, 1964, 22-27
TOP~LC TAGS: bo-undary layer, two phave flow, condiensation, mass transfer,
oady- 3 0-CCIAM. -non
ovor a smi-inf inita flat -plate was studiae. mkilytica'Uy. The um-2-1
toripporatwo
m ,
i IS ussuned to be jifferent from tho sa~irritioii tor'nor"Ituro 'I" of
las , 2 i'low.
17ow is asswaad to exist bs,"'Woen t'-o ~11'
Ti-
boiling or f iba- _-Th two - -b, nsionai -115olly, -' ur!
~Q 0 w0, 1. aso"I (i -d na
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w Tor-eacW-p
1
Ihn w-1111, u2 vz 0, Tz T ab infinify ui--.PU, Ti," and a-L -thn Litov-
w
faaa Tj T and
Card Ifi>

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dx
011, 1 A A
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U2 0
-ay -- . , "10 S--
dv
UI/6 y-> 0asy instead of the usual assumption, ul u2. All physical
properICAe5 al,e ass=od constant, and mass forces are neglect-od. To
simplif.- the
solution of bhe governing equations, it" is assumed that-, phase 2 I'orms
a vei-y thin
where inertia terms can be neglected. A siailarity -olution is attempted,
ac Lion
+ P2 b H
,j/. The temperature distribution in phase 1 ia
where yAW and Ux1
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KAZENETS, E.F.
On functional characteristics or the thyroid gland during
the treat-
m9nt of schizoplu-enic patients with imaulin and
aminazine. Zhuronevro
i psikh 60 no.8-1015-1018 160. (KM 13:9)
1. Inatitut psikhiatrii (direktor - Prof. D.D.Fedotov) AMN
SSSR, Moskva.
SCHIZOPHRENIA (THYROID GLAND)
NILORPROMAZINE) (INSULIN)

KAZEMNAq G. A.
KAZEEKIWA, G. A.-"The Lithology and Facies of Devonian Depotits in the
Rybinsk Depression as Possible Collectors of Petrole=eff Acad
Sci USM. Inst of Petroleum, Laboratory of Lithologys Moscows 1955,
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Geologicomineralogical
Science),
SO Knizhanay letopis'
No 21 1956.

KAZENKIRA, G.A.
Authigenic titanium minerals in the coal-bearing
deposits of vestern
Transbaikalia (Tu4gnur Depression). Izv. Sib. otd. AN
SM uo*4:45-50
158. (MIRk 11:9)
l.Vostachno-Sibirski7 filial AN SSSR.
(Tugnuy Valle7-Titanium)

KAZIONKI
Brief description. of the lithological characteristics of
Devonian
sediments in the Rybinslmya depression as possible
oil-reservoir
rocks. Trudv Voot.-Sibo fil* AN SSSR no.14:136-153 158.
(AIRA 120)
(Siberia, Eastern--Petroleum Gaology)

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AUTHOR:
Kazenkina, G. A. SOV/20-124-4-47/67
TITLE:
Laumontite in the Conglomerates of the Berezovskaya Suite of
the

5,Vgnuyskaya Depression (Western Transbaikalia)

Lomontit v
konglomeratakh berezovskoy avity Tugnuy5koy vpadiny

Zapadnoye 7,abaykallye))
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PERIODICAL:
Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 124, Nr 4,
pp 696-897 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
Until recently zeolite8 were known
as minerals that are mainly con-

nected with hydrothermal
processes. Of late, however, evidenes -as

been accumulatin on
the fact that their genesis is an ordinary

sedimentary one
fRefs 1-3). The investigations conducted by the

authoress have
furnished additional data on zeolite formatiun,

which confirm
the latter theory. The authoress discovered an authi-

genic
laumontite in the cement of the conglomerates, which fills

in
the micropores und minute fis8ures in "polymictous"
sandstones.

These sandntones constitute the cementing agents of
the conglo -

merates mentioned ta the title. The authoress
recalls a description

of the Berezovrikaya suite (by A. A.
Malyavkin, determined in 1931).

Laumontite ocuurs extensively
in the area (inter alia along the

middle coursG of the river
Kh-nkholoyka). Laumontite and the above
Card 1/3
mentioned
conglomerates are described. Zeolite formation (as well

SOV/20-124-4-47/67
Laumontite in the Conglomerates of the Berezovskbja Suite of
the Tugnuyskaya
Depression (western Transbaikal-ia)
as the formation of other authigenic minerals) depends an the
emergence of -he requisite optimum conditions in the mud water
(Eh, PH, concentrations of individual components). They are a
result of the bioactivities of micro-organisms during the
first
moments of diagenesis. During the cementation of said
conglomerates
the foi~nation of authigenic chlorite, titanium minerals,
zeolite,
hydromica, and pyrite took place at the time of the diagenesia
stage in the mud. The grains at first acquired chlorite
shells,
above titanium mineral shells, and only then laumontite was
added.
These data, as well as the simultaneouo occurrence of
authigfnic
pyrite, point to the fact that a reducing medium is of
advantage
in laumontite formation (Ref 4). From the sectionally
established
sequence of the sedimentation of authigenic minerals it can be
concluded that in the colirse of time the medium changed from
an
oxidizing into a reducing one. Thus the oxide forms of iron,
which
cover the mineral and rock chips in the form of shells, are
insido
the pores replaced by zeolite. In such cases the occurrence
of CO 2
is of -,)articular importance (Ref 3). As a consequence, the
alkali
Card 2/3 reser-4i of the mud water is essentially increased.
At the same time

SOV/20-124-4-47/67
Laumontite in the Conglomerates of the Berezovskaya Suite of
th~ Tugnuyskaya
Depression (Western Transbaikalia)
the micro-organisms destroy the free oxygen, and the medium
changes from an oxidative into a reductive one, There are
4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii Vostochno-Sibirskogo filiala
Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Geology of the East-Siberian Branch of the
Academy
of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: October 11t 1958~ by N. M. Strakhov, Academician
SUBMITTED: October 9, 1958
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N

KAZEMMA. G. A.; LADOXHIN, N. P.
r-
Geomorphology-and bottom sediments in Proval Bay.
Truc~r VSGI
SO AN SSSR no.3:15-49 161. (MIRA 15:10)
(Proval Bay-Geamorphology)
(Prmml Bar-Sediments (Geology))

I. --- K-AZENKIA., G.A.
Composition and formation of bottom sediments in Froval
Bay.
Geol. i geofiz. no.3s48-60 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Vostochno-Sibirskiy geologicheskiy institut
Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR, Irkutsk. (Proval Bay--Sediments(Geology))

KAZENKINA, G.A.; LADOKHIN, N.P.
Vertical distribution of recent sediments of Posol'sk
Inlet on
Lake Baikal. Dokl. AN SSSR 151 no.ltl65-167 Jl 163.
(MIRA 160)
1. Vostochno-Sibirskiy geologicheskiy institut
Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademiXom N.M.Strakhovym.
(Lake Baikal-Sadiments (Geology)--Analysis)

AUTHURt
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TITLEs
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AUTHORS:
Nad', M. M., Talalay,-va, T. V~,
Kazennikova, G. V.,

Kocheshkov, K. A. --------
TITLE:
Fluorinated
Styrenes (Ftorirovannyye .9tiroly) Communication

1. 2,4-Difluoro
Styrene (Soobnlicheniye 1. 2,4-Diftorstirol)
PERIODICAL:
Izvestiya
Akademii nauk S33R. Otdeleniye khimiche.-kikh nauk,

1959, TIr 1, pp 65
- 70 (USSR)
APSTRACT:
In the present paper the authors synthesized
2,4-difluoro

styrene for the fir,.~t time. 2,4-difluoro-plienyl
lithium

was also obtained for the first time from 2,4-dibromo

benzene
and n-butyl lithium at low temperatures. The initial

m-difluoro
benzene was obtained from hydrochloric m-phenyl

diamine. The synthesis
was performed in several ways (Scheme).

The following variants proved
to be the mort favorabie-

a) m-difluoro benzene (1) was condensed rith
acetyl chloride

in the presence of aluminum chloride in carbon
disulfide

at 350. The yield of 294-difluoro-ac-eto phenone (II)

amounted to 60-85-~.(II) was reduced by the effect of sodium

Card 1/3
boron hydride solution of 10-1c ''~14j in aqi~e-)us -ilcohol
under
"

very soft conditions at tempera
tur-Cs below q.00. The yield
Fluorinated Styrenes. Communication I.2,4-Difluoro Styrene
SOV/62-rJ9-1-10/33
of 2,4-difluoro phenyl-methyl carbinol (III) amounted to
85-/f,) which was dehydrogenated by sulfuric acid potassium
(Ref 11). The yield of 2,4-difluoro styrene (IV) amounted to
-170%- in that case. The compound represents a mobile,
colorless and pungent liquid. Boiling point 50-510(26 mm).
b) 2,4-di.fluoro phenyl-methyl carbinol (III) was synthesized
by way of lithium and organo-magnesium compounds; 294-di-
fluoro-ph,~nyl lithium (VI) was obtained b,' , the effect of
ether solution of 2,4-difluoro-bromo benzene on the ether
solution of n-butyl lithium at N-700. A large quantity of
acetaldehyde was added to the transparent 2,4-difluoro-
phenyl lithium solution at -65 - -700. (2he yield of
2,4-difluoro phenyl-methyl carbinol (III) amounted to 97%.
The authors tried to synthesize directly 2,4-difluoro styrene
by the condensation of vinyl bromide with 2,4-difluoro
phenyl magnesium bromide in the preoence of cobalt chloride
0 yrene (IV) wan small;
(in nitrogen) (Ref 17). The yield of st
-j 5 - Was dibromide). Thcr-~. are I figure and 19 refer-
encesq I of which is Soviet.
Card 2/3

Pluorinated Styrenes, Communication 1.2,4-Difluoro Styrene
SOV/62-59--l-10/38
ASSOCTATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy irstitut im. L. Ya. Karpova
(Physico-
Chemical Institute imei:i L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: A~ril 19, 1957
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50), 5W
S,-,V/62-59-1-111/35-
T
A UT 1.10 R 5

Nadf, Ii. y., Talalayev-,, T. V., K,:!zennikova, G. V.,

Kocheshkov, K. A.
TITLE:
Fluorinated Stl-"rcnes (Ptorirovannyye
stiroly) Com-~,,unication

II.2,4-Difluoro-p-Pluoro St-,i-ene
and 2,4-Difluoro-P,P-Di-

fluoro Styrene (Soobnhcheniye 2.
2,-j-Diftor-P-ftorstirol i

2,4-diftor-P,p-diftorc.tirol)
PERIODICAL:
Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdoleniye
khimicheFkikh nauk,

1959, Nr 1, pp 71 - 75 (USSO
ABSTRACT:
In
the present paper the authors described the synthesis of

styrenes which were fluorin.ated both in the side chain nnd

nucleus. 2,4-difluro-p-fluoro styrene and 2,4-difluoro-

0,0-difluoro styrene were synthesized for the first time

(Diagram). 2,4-difluoro-p-fluoro styrene was obtained on

the
basis of 2,4-difluoro-to,W -difluoro-aceto phenone (~I).

This
ketone was obtained in two whys by using m-difluoro

benzene
and 2,4-difluoro-bromo benzene as initial compounds.

The
condensation in difluoro acetic acid with 2,4-difluoro-
Card
1/3
phenyl lithium M at" -700 proved to be the most favorable.

Fluorinated Styrenes. Com7-unication II. 2,4-Difluoro-
SoV/62-59-1-11/38
P-Fluoro Styrene and 2,4-Difluoro-P,P-Difluoro St.t:rene
2,4-difluoro-uj,w -difluoro-.Lceto phenone was therein ob-
tained in a yield of 50%. Furthermore, (VI) r.,as reduced
with codium boron hydride in rhich 2,4-Oiflucro-phenyl
difluoro-methyl carbinol (VII) wan formed in a yield of
90~u. The hydroxyl group of (VII) was substituted by chlorine
under the influence of thionyl chloride in pyridine. The
yield of 2,4-difluoro-ci-chloi-o-P,O-difluoi-o benzene (VIII)
amounted tovB(Y;o. Under the influence of zinc dust upon
compound (VIII) 2,4-difluoro-p-fluoro styrene (IX) was
synthenized in acetamide in a yield of 82-,~~'. 2,4-difluoro-
P,P-difluoro styrene (XIIT) was :-.ynthesized in a similar
way. The yield amounted to 40,~J. The 2,4-diflLoro-aceto
phenone and m-difluoro benzene used in the synthesia cere
obtained according to the method described in
Com7-.iunicetion 1.
' Difluoro acetic acid and difluoro chloro acetic acid
were separated from corresponding sodium salts in a yield
of 70-80. There is 1 figured
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Fluorinated Styrenes. Communication Il. 2,4-Difluoro-
SOV/62-59-1-111/,ze
P-Fluoro Styrene and 2,4-Difluoro-P,P-Difluoro Styrene
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L. Ya. Karpova (Physico-
Chomical Inntitute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: April 19, 1957
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50)1 50) 1,2-59-2-14/4Zi
AUTHORS: Nad' , 14. J4. , Talr-laYevll, T. V. , Kazennikuva, G. V. 9
Kocheshkov, K. A.
TITLE; Fluorinated Styrenes (Ptorirovannyye atiroly).Communication 3.
Side-Chain Pluorinated Styrenes (Soobahcheniye 3. Stiroly,
ftorirovannyye v bokQvoy tsepi)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimichebkikh nauk,
1959, Nr 2, pp 272-277 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the authors present datt concerning the
synthesis of 0-fluoro styrene, P,P-difluoro styrene, a,8-di-
fluoro styrene and a-fluoro-o-chloro styrene. P-fluoro styrene
and a-fluoro-pchloro styrene are described for the first time.
The synthesis methods of P,P-difluoro styrene and a,o-difluoro
styrene devised by the ;uthora deviate from the conventional
methods described in publications. For the synthesis of w,L~-di-
fluoro-eLcetophenone phenyl lithium was condensed with difluoro-
acetic acid at -70 0. The yield was 7". Besides dichloro-aceto-
phenone was fluorinated in dry glycerin under the influence
of potas0um fluoride. Difluoro-acetophenone was obtained in a
Card 1/3 yield of rv35~6. This was reduced under the influence of sodium

~C)V/62-59-2-14/40
Fluorinated styrenes. Communication 3. Side-Chain Fluorinated
Styrenes
fluorination with antimony trifluoride the a-chloro-a,P,P-tri-
fluoro benzene (30-40%) was obtained. By the action of zinc in
acetamide 0-difluoro styrene (45-5VA) was formed at 1250 after
40 minutes. a-fluoro-o-chloro styrene: a,a,P,P-tetrachloro-
ethyl benzene was obtained by means of phosphorus pentachloride
from dichloro acetophenone (37-400,4). This was fluorinated with
antimony trifluoride to a,a-difluoro-O,P-dichloro-ethyl benzene
(46-4*. By the action of zinc in acetymide a-fluoro-0-chloro
styrene was obtained in a yield of - 8Q;0'. There are 5
references.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L. Ya. Karpova
(Physico-
Chemical Institute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUMITTED: April 19, 1957
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5 (3)

ATJT1;C--RS
Talalayeva, T. V., Kazennikova, G. V.,
5OV/7c,-- 99- co - 5 ~/75

Kocheshkov, K. A.
TTTLE:
Fluorinated
Styrenes (F'orirovrnr,,,,ye otiro'l-). 77. -,~---ifluaro-

styrene vni 2 5-I)LItio-ro-fk-flunro-styrr,-iio ( i1i . '.2
r-,-Dift -,-Z-~+, i-~ 1 i

I
4,5-0iftor-A-ftor3tirol)

PERIODICAL:
'hurnal obshchey khimii,
11,,1 PO

! 1 --,) I 'i (, -3 - 1 r, 0 5 ('1! 3 'A R)

(~he
methoq of syntheiivAng styrone

fluor-ine Rtoms on the nucleus
was devlllc-~-! th-: --u-, on

~hc 1)r-PA.9 of
2,-'-,-'ifl,-ioro-styrene (Ref
r 41 -tion

,:~f thr- coranoun~! ~-, :inntioned in the titlo 1
, A-1 ifluo--o- -iz~-ne

,,,/as us e(3 a o ini tial subs tanc o
. This Wan Ob I-,- aths

hydrochloride of -p-phenylpne diamine
by fj.t

-150 In concentratee- nitrous acid, conversinn into
10As-

,liazonium-boron fluoride at the same tamreraturo, f~nl
thermal

-lecomposition of tho latter compound. In contrvs'.
the

;jt,,itowvnt,,-, of other author3 Opf 2~ -,-,th ro.,.-n-ct
to

difficulties in the bis-diazotiv On of 4Lhe of

n-ph-anylene
dinmiwi, this reaction could be performcel ;_-i larj?7e

iosc3,
if tho loa terip(ii-iturn mentionoc!

-,V. 121'i-Difluoro-styronc and S! n -2'o. -5-30//75
1,111o r0 -P-f ltic- rr? - -, 1,3 ronn
)I-IiI'!unro-bew:enP offers yi,716 of
Tjro;.iination of I
2,5-difluoro-bromo-benzen2. ')eoideo,
P,5-IifIvnro-1,4-!iIbroTio-
bnnzew, is fortio(I. I'l-rom 2, ';-,'-if
luorn-bromo-hen-7-no thc 2,5-
difluoro-phenyl-lithiuri vvzs obtrlinod in ne,-.rl qw
lititativa
yield vrith (or in other
3,-)lution at -700. iy condennation vilt'i acotrlde%,..~(ia
(rt :7CP
2,5-difluoro-phonyl-ilothYl carbinol wa,3 for-mol. ordinary
dehydrogrenation 2,6-(Iifluoro-zt.,~renzo o)tp-ine~, in tho
presence of potaositim bisulfato. Clip condens-ation of 1,4-
difluoro-bonzone r,,ith cInlori-Ic in rlr-rbon ,Ii3uIfi,!O
und.n-r the influence of alumiwa;i trichloride i.3 not
r)oc;Sible.
The preparation of the o;~cond compound mentioncd in the
title
was b, tho formation of
aced on 2,5
Go
which ,-ras -4,23cribed- earlic-r. It cow'.f~nn.., t -7 i t'
di.fliioro acotic acid. Tho 2 5-difluoro- Q , w -(i f liioro-
acotophonone obtpined war, rol,,iood -tith 11-,~irilq
to f,"Lve 2,5-dif luoro-pheziyl-l if luoro-inr! thy!
carbinol -fas tranifor-and by -i_-~-tns of thion-.-I
U11-in
Cird 21/3 reduced by zinc in acetaid.rle to form

FhiorLrl,,t(-,,!, .13tyrnnns. !V.
2,5-Difluorr,-:;tyr,~,n~, and
2,5-Difluoro-p-fluoro-styrene
st~,rpne. The c-pcr-i-,-nt,-,I `,.,ipcr-ibcE7 cti-,r,; -n'
,~Ilc ph,,mi-cc.1 c1rt.-i o-f tile conrouwls olh,-4-1,-~,t~
5 r-cfer.,mc-cs, 2 of ni-(~
ASSC-'C-L*,.T---~-:,': Fiziko-khimichu~ikiv institut
j.!v-ni L.
("nstitute of 'enysical Che~!j.ztry Ir:t,-.ni i.
-jU Y.I T2 -!T-) r, r i
Cnrd 3/3

664&7
_g"4zj=~ 57 J 12 0 0 rg) SOV120-129-1-33164

AUTRORSs
Rodionov, A. N.0 4azennikovag G. V., Talalayeva, T. V.,
-

.A-.-, -Corresponding Member AS USSR
Shigorin, D. N., Kocheshkov, R
TITLE:
The Infra-red Spectra and
Structure of hoetylenides of Lithium
PERIODICAL:
Doklady Akademii
nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 1299 Nr 1, pp 121-124

(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
Acetylene and its derivatives can form complexes with each other

and with several solvents by meiins of the hydrogen bond as well
as

interaction of jJr-olectrons of the groupt - C =_ C - (Ref 2).

It could be assumed that the substitution of one hydrogen atom

by
one lithium atom in acetylene and acetylene derivatives with

the
aid of electrons of the C.-Li bond and the Ir-electrons of the

C=_ C group will increase the complex-forming capa,3ity of these

compounds, In order to explain the structure of this group of

compounds the authors investigated the spectra of lithium

acetylenide, )ithium methylacetylenide, lithium
athylaoetylenide#

lithium tertiary butylacetylenide, and lithium
phenylacetylenide.

Spectra of acetylenideB and phenylacetylenidea
of potassium and

sodium etc. were plotted in comparison, The
results are summarized
Card 1/2
in figures I and 2 and table 1.
The paper under review proved that

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The Infra-red Spectra and Structure of Acetylenides
SOV/20-129-1-33/64
of Lithium
the molecules of lithium acetylenides in crystals form stable
complexes (ammonia) with each other as well as with other
compounds. The recorded bands about 1060 and 1080 cm-1 may be
assigned to the valence vibrations of the groups - C - Li...
in the complexes. The frequency of the valence vibration of the
free groups =;r--C-Li seems to be 1200 cm-1, as was observed in
the case of lithium phonylaoetylenide, Thus the authors'
assumption (Ref 6) that lithium aoetylenides show a stronger
tendency towards complex formation than acetylene itself has been
proved. This may be explained by increased polarity of the
C - L bond (compared with mrsmC - H) as well as by a more
probable cooperation of orie valence electron of the lithium atom
using the p-orbit. There are 2 figures, 1 table, and
6 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Nauchno-issledovateltakiy fiziko-khimicheskiy
inatitut im.
L.Ya. Karpova (Scientific Physico-chomical Research Institute
imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: July 6, 1959
Card 2/2

KAZENNIKOVA, G.V.; TALALAYEVA, T.V.; ZIMIN, A.V.; SIMONOV,
A.P.; KOCRESkKov,, K.A.
Synthesis of side chain fluorinated vinyInaphthalenes,
Izv,AN '4,WR.
Otd.khim.nauk no.5t835-838 My 161. (MM 14:5)
1. Fiziko-khWcbeskiy institut im. L.Ya.Karpova.
(Naphthalene)

25 C-Li
s o62 / 6 1
B 1 8/B2?0
"UT, )1?' V-,. Ta'Aa I aye: a, T V Z!
-und Kochc-:.h!w~. r'. A
U 011 1 110 1' t., 1" U.,-iej I,
Akaden:-~,ya natik S*SSR I ZV,~.,j T. I pq (I t 1 j;t~:3; ~t I;
ri,t u c . r~, !065
T61.1., In t, rl z, 3 t a -1./ ry. r 1 L f 1, Vi- j
Cord,,roal.io:i ~:i L .2 r a f-, u,-,, r o -ny i, ti A-,~ t 11 i
%11 Lill 1.~i
.a r o ar, 1 '3 " I

L,

it ha-,
:C".In~i UI:Lt th,:! r I

-

t

"I VAe
,Ilum 0- 1 ~.l t 1
n ~ke phenyl lit

a t
at

-

I tic can-~.
giny . however , ~,e i n !7.2 a
L; tA ,ir tC
f,~XCQS:-! 01 pUre

tetrafiuoro
-c-ny~--~-.io io
a1'.,,)vcd 1.c~ pass
1 1: 7 t r

Cara

J,'luL,rirjat.p-.i otyrones Roport
)" pi,klfq~ lithlum frir 2 lir i;#--
I,it.fev ~O_r h lorl".k-r of tv-, ytt-]~! to
'I hC d a t 1 o n o 0 , r.'t U 0 T I I 1'~- t,:I e 1~ LCII
-~114,A41100 ist '.t'MI,L-rLtLrV3 t U't'd i I C' I' 1~ 10
n(,w 0. f. (3 -~ri. lu, AuiA D~,v! ) - ty r, i.; n i
t 1.,~ r u"I 1 a " R L j t I'(1 I J U;., 1.,l 4; 1 'y ~I~ic u
r. C zi
15 - Thii crrr-:p,-indint: di iluoy t 11 b v fl.
'al% P, 111 a
S
7~'Z0,0M rf F i ~j Gorr yl,t- 1,; 7
in -rgon atmesphert, rv~,r a !~rlul Dint of copped.
4 t V L
Tlt.i : 'crma tion of the diji;er I
( 410~1' a 15 tr i f 1 uorc.- -thyl 53'yro?;C,~ (4 tf,i!_,,uOyO-
r e n ~ :1 L,
C,
111-vic-th.vi sryren- ~4,1~1~ Ot r i f luorci-p -chi u! s e
-r- i l' 1 u o r o - p - It) r o n, u - s t. y r e ri e
werr-! :-.ynthesized by tfus method. LC-I,.-Liv,vthylt~ne
di.lit.r,ium, pentamethylerie dilithjum, and I rh:UTl! Jvo!~
tLe
ursnt'.Irut,~d Compooolds "P CF ( C ii (,F:- C F 7, i t 11
Ithium, only
2
t'-.F,, co!i~pound p-C 4 F 9CF-~,F was ~Abtairod, The
_'nfrare~i op)t_,*ru .i` t'l-e
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250h1
S/062/61/000/006/003/010
Fluorinated styrenes. Report ... B118/B220
compounds obtained were taken. The styrones were analyzed by the
method of
A. V. Zimin et al. kDokl.. AN SSSR, 126, 784 (195~))). There are
1 table and
6 references; 2 Soviet-liloc arid 6 non-Soviet-bloc. The 3 r e
feren,--e.,; to
English-languave publi,:.at-ions read as follows: I) P. Tarrant.
D. A. 'Narner,
J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 76, 1624 (1954); pat. USA 26044b4 (19Y1);
2") 5. Dixen,
J. Organ. Chem. 21. 400 (1956); 5) D. 1. Livingston, P. i,1.
Kairiath, H. 6.
Corley, J. Polymer. Sci. 20, 485 (1956); *11. G. Bart), J.
Polymer Scl. 5'1, 511,
(195~)-
ASSOCIATION: Piziko-khitricheskiy institut im. L. Ya karpc-va
(Physico-
chemical Lnstitute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBM,ITTED: ApriL 1, '1960
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6C.42,

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ID

B 1 8,IB2 20

AUTHOR 3:
Kazerinikova, G, V , Tal
alayevii, T
. V Zimin, A
V -
and

T I IL i-.
Fluorinato.d styreres.
R-iwrt C,

ani
cK-trif'licro-methyl

PERIODICAL.
jkkiidr-miya nauK JSSR. I
zv
n,,; t I vt

kit

nat.k. n-,, 6,

TEAT - 7
pl,.t I)c,,- o -4:1 Io
-41 " 11
!1 Le
Ei., P, C f tx I i ac

s t I- E
6

3 t r P rs
"I
2tyrof e,
rla

t~_,, equatioll.,

TJ

-i,) rna ~i -i t t-i, -e
F
C A
.''J(,4/Q 10
S A i i f r c m, p~.r.nv_ Clala" Irl.)
z r! i.- a r. r
x P :-eo t q i yied r)y i -n,r i i r I u,, ro - ane i!rL
:nA 2 n
conionient I to
or a- o4 z; are 3
acctis.i,ib,Lt- -or ariOl u t, La I t. U fr Q In ~,r.a .1
uu iit,azt~d aciii,4r
their diethyl amideE), The condlerisation of mcthyl lithium
witt'. fl-..-;;-Inaed
acetophenones is effected at temperatures bethe"n -21C, and
-25 0 ~ ir, ether.
resulting in tertiary carbincls with yields between E.0 and
95,X Ti,e
dehydration of tI,e ~~irbiriols is effected by rho,.Fhorus
pentoxile of'
y i tmit2 sa.-, _lyn t he:; i z,~kl ,There ar.74U
61, Mloreover, p-(.hloro-olt
references. 4 '.;oviet-bloc and The referolive"I tc,
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Fluorinated styrenes. Report ... B118//B220
English-language publications read as follows% 1) P. Tarrant,
R. E. Taylor,
J. Organ. Chem ?4, 238(1956). 2) K. T. Dishard, R.Levine, J.
Amer. Chem.
Soc. 76, 22686956); 77, 3656(1955); 1. D. Park, R. E. Noble, I.
R. Lacher,
J. Organ. Chem. 2~, 1396(1956); D. A. Rauach, A. M. Lovelace,
L. E. Coleman,
A. M. Lovelace, r Amer. Chem. Soc. 79, 4983(1957); J. OrCan.
Chem. 21, 1326
(1956). 3) T. Yic.Groth, R. Levine, J_.Amer. Chem. Soc. 77,
3656(1955).
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimichaskiy institut im. L. Ya. Karpova
(Physico-
chemical Institute imen! L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTEDt June 1, 1960
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KAZENNIKOVA, G.V.; TALAUYEVA, T.V.; ZIMIN, A.V.; SIMONOV,
A.P.; KOCMSHM,
Fluorinated styrenes. Report 5s OW39P -Trifluorostyrones.
I2v.
AN SSSR,Otd.khirn.nauk no.6:1063-1065 je 161. (NM 14:6)
1. Fiziko-khiTnicheskiy institut im. L.Ya.Karpova.
(Styrone)

KAZENNIKOVA) G.V..; TALAIAMAI T*V*; ZIMIN., A.V.; KOCHES9tOV, K.A.
Fluorinated styrenes. Report 6: o(- -Difluoromethyletyrenes and
OC-ta-ifluoromethylstyrenes. Izv.AN &WR,Otd.khim.nauk no*6:1066--
1069 je 161. (MM UsO
1. Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. L.YaAarpovas
(styrene)

3/190/62/004/006/016/026
B120138
AUTHORS: Dokukina, P., Yegorova, Ye. I., Kazennikova, G. V., Koton,
M. , Kocheshkov, K. A. , Smirnava, -r.-T. , aTa-
T layeva, T. Vs
1'1.'L-" Synthesis and polymerization (copolymeri:,.ation) of
fluoron-
oubstituted styrenes. 1. Copolymerization of fluoron-
substituted styrenes with vinyl monomers
PZ'RIODICAL: Vyookomolokulyarnyye soyodineniya, v. ii, no. 6,
196?, 685
TMAT : This describe.,i the author3l experiments in the production
and
characterization of the copolytfie.,-s of a, 6, (V,-trifluoro
styrene -aith 2,5--
dimethyl styrene and methyl me'uhacrylate; o-, m- and p-methyl-a,
~,(31
trifluoro styrene with styrene, r., r,-difluoro-('Y-chloro styrene
'O.-th
styrene, and 2,5-difluoro styrer.e. The emulsion used for
copolymerization
consisted of 80 -85 q') water, 2-5 einiilsifier (sodium stearate
or deate),
and 0-5 ~r) persulfate initiator. The monomer mixture, which was
addud drop-
wise after heating to 80 - 90 0C, contained azoisobutyric acid
dinitrile
(0-5 ~!j) as initiator. Eloven copolymers of the above monomers
were ob-
tained. Their compositions and properties are griven in Table 2.
The heat
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Synthesis and polymerization ... B124/B158
resistance of the copolymers thus -produced increases with the
flurro
s tyrene content in the copolymer. An exception is that of
a,t~-djfluoro-.
(~I-chloro styrene with styrene, the heat resistailre of which
is 4oC
higher than that of polystyrene produced under similar
conditions. Thio
is probably due to the low concentration of substituted styrene
(16 mole,,4)
in the copolymer, and to the extremely low molecular weight of
the pio-
duct (1'0 = 0.05). There are '2 tables. The English-lariguage
references
are: D. Livingstoun, J. Polymer Sci., 20, 4859 1956; IM. Prober,
J. Amer.
Chem. Soc-, 75, 968, 19~,31.
ASSOCII,T'LON: Institut ysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineriiy AN SSSR
(Institute
-f High-T..'lecular Compounds of the AS USSR)
SUBMITTIO: April 11. 1961
Table 2: Copolymeriza ~on time, yield, composition and intrinsic
vis-
cositie� of the copolyrj.-rs. Legend: (A) length, hours; (B)
copolymer
~ i e I d , /,'
01 ,; (C) composit.)n of copolymer (mole%); (D) intrinsic
viscosities
of the benzene solutio:s of copolymers at 20OC; (E) copolymers of
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VASILfYEVA Jq V.N.1 KOCRESHKOV, K.A.; TALALAYEVA, T.V.; FANOV, Ye.M.;
KAZEN141KOVA,.. G.V.; SOROKINAIV R.S.; I:_.nIY, O.r-.
Dipole moments and structure of some fluorine-substituted
styrenes. Dokl. AN SSSR 143 no.4:844-846 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Fiziko-khimicheBkiy institut im. L.Ya.Karpova. 2. Chlan-
kcrrespondent AN SSSR (for Kocheshkov).
(Styrene-Dipole moments) (Fluorine compounds)

ACCESSION NR: AT4040555 S125WWO0410001010110112
AUTHOR: Kazennov, B.A.
TITLE: Cultivation of lead sulfide monoorystals by the Tamman method
fiOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut kristallografil. Rost kristallov, v. 4, 1964,
101-112
TOPIC TAGS: crystallography, crystal growth, lead sulfide, lead sulfide
mo'aocrystal, lead
sulfide crys;allization, galenite, Tamman method
ABSTRACT: By means of the convenient Tamman method, the author was able to
prepare PbS montT7
crystals of varying shape (scales, clusters, conic- cylindrical and large
Irregular crystals), weigh-
jn-up to 150gwith dimensions of as muchas 90x 22mm, fronirelativel ti m
ng 'aterial.
0 y
The purified PbS powder or pellets, degassed for 4-6 hrs. at 500C in a
vacuum and contained
in 100-230 min long, 8-22 mm in diameter quartz ampoules, were melted and
crystallized
in a 300 mm long, 35 mm in diameter tubtlar oven of the rlectrodelo plant
(Leningrad), as
shown in the Enclosure. The 5-7 hr. process includes appro~dmately 3 hours
of heating up
W1180-1200C, 1/2-1 hr. of holding at this temperature and 2-3 hrs. of
cooling down to 1000C.
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The 1-2.5 hr. process of crystal growth, during which the Isotherm
of solidification passes
from the bottom to the topof the melt, oadurs during the controlled
cooling of the oven from
1150 to 1114C. The particular conditions leading to the formation of
the four types of'PbS crystals
.are -described. The preparation (from PbSO~, purification,
pre-melting treatment and
determination of the melting point.of the PbS us'ed are described in
detail. Moaocrystals
obtained from natural galenite, purified by the same proc--dure, did
not differ in quality
from those obtained from synthetic PbS. "The author thanks R. Ya.
Berlag for suggesting
the subject, L. P. Strakhov, M. L Rudenko, V. A. Frank-Kamenetskiy
and V. V. Nardov
for interest in the work and assistance in Its fulfillment, and 0.
P. Bochkova, T. M. Morushkina
:and her collaborators for the spectral analyses of the samples."
Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut kristalloirafil AN SSSR (Institute of
Crystallography. AN ISSR)
:SUBMITTED: 06,07 33ATA ACQ: 02J4164 EXCL: 01
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K AT.- Mf-j TTV
Kazennov, M. N. -- "Methods of Investigation and Evalu;3.tion of
the Ability of Ores to be
Crushed in Ball Mills." Cand Tech Sci, Leningrad Mining Inst,
Leningrad 195j. (Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal-Khimiya, No 1, Jan 54)
SO; SUM 168, 22 July 1954

KAZMOVO M. N.
Kazennov, M. N. - "Methods of Investigation and Evaluation of the
Degree of Pulverization
of Oree in Ball Hills." Min Higher Education U-xjR, Moscow Inst
of Nonferrous Metals and
Gold imeni M. 1. Kalinin, Moscow, 1955 (Dissertation for the
Degree of Candidate in
Technical Sciences)
SO% Knizhnaya Letopist, No 2/+p 11 June 1955, Mos(x)w, Pages
91-104

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:;WI/,
OZOLIT, L.T.,-kand.tekhn'.ua1*;
Hydrostatic indicator of pulp density in jigs.
no.4:7-8 Jl-Ag '55.
(Ore dressing)
TSvet.met. 28
(MIRA 10:11)

,k,4 2 /-, /1, ''1, ,
137-1958-2-2229
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal,~*.Metallurgiya,
1958, Nr 2, p 3 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Derkach,V.G., Yevsiovich,S.G., Kazennov,M.N.
TITLE- The Starting and Process Control Adjustment of a
Concentration
Plant of the Krivoy Rog Southern Mining and Concentrating
Combine
(Opyt puska i regulirovki obogatitel'noy fabriki
Krivorozhskogo
yuzhnogo gorno-obogatitellnogo kombinata)
PERIODICAL: Obogashcheniye rud, 1957, Nr Z, pp 38-49
ABSTRACT: An account is given of the characteristics of the
crude ore as
it arrives at the plant. Described also are the plant's
general lay-
out, the arrangement of its equipment (Transl.Note: This
includes
liquid-cYemical treatment tubs, furnaces, etc. ), the
defects in its
layout and arrangement of equipment, the changes made in the
course of esW-ilishing control procedures for the plant's
operation,
and the make-up of its basic equipment. Indices of plant
perform-
ance are included, and procedures are recommended for
adoption
after establishment of its operational control system.
A.Sh.
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KAZENNOV, M.P., kand.tokhn.nauk
Selecting a flowsheet for crushing hard.ores. Obog. rud. 2
no.4:20-28 1W. (Hnu 11:8)
(Ore dressing) (Crushing mchinery)

SOV/ 137-58-7-14016
rranElation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, MeEallurgiya,
1958, Nr 7, p 4 (USSR)
-:.UTHORS: Kazennov, M. N, , Ozolin, L. T., Fornin, Ya.
1.
TITLE. Beneficiation of the Hematite -magnetite Ores of
the Olenegorsk
Deposit (Obogashcheniye gematito-magnetitovykh rud
Olenegor-
skogo mestorozhdeniya)
PERIODICAL: [ Tr. ] Vses. n. -i. i proyektn. in-ta
mekhan. obrabotki
poleznykh iskopayernykh, 1957, Nr 102, pp 11-42
ABSTRACT: The dressability of the ore was tested by a
v~~riety of pro-
cedures: wet and dry magnetic separation on separators
having
a weak magnetic field to separate the magnetite
concentrate,
dry separation an strong-field separaturs and
gravitational pro-
cesses to separate the hematite concentrate, and the
magnetic
roasting process to separate magnetite and hematite
concen-
trates. The procedure developed, including megnetic
separa-
tion and gravitation, permits the production of a
concentrate
containing 607o Fe, with recovery of 900/6 of the Fe. A
flota-
tion method has been successfully developed at the
Mekhanobr
institute to dress fincly-disseminated hematite ores. The
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SOV / 137-58-7- 14016
Beneficiatio;.-i of the Hematite -magnetite Ores of the Olenegorsk Deposit
j.-ni-,-arrupted operation and attainment of the planned qualitative and
quantita-
tive indices requires a change in the process procedure. The changes are
the following: employment of 2-stage comminution, introduction of secondary
separation by magnetic means, secondary crushing of the middlings with the
initial ore, elimination of the two-cell pulsator jigs provided to
precipitate
the middlings after fine grinding, and replacement of the filters provided
in
the design by spiral classifiers. Tes--s were made of "plan-filters" inter-
preted to mean an Oliver-type plane--!urface rotating vacuum filter.
Transt.
Ed. Note] which dewatered the concentrate to 976 moisture content. It is
reLommended that secondary separation of :the concentrate and flotation be
introduced.
1. Iron ores--Processing 2 iron ores--Flotation A. S h.
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T ran slation from: Referativnyyzliurnal, Nletallurgiya,
1958, Nir 10, p52(USSR)
AUTHORS: Kachan, I.N., Kazennov, M.N., Povarov, A.I.
TITLE: Grinding and Leaching of Nepheline Clinker at the
Volkhov
Plant (Izrnel'cheniye i vyshchelachivaniye nefelinovogo
speka
na Volkhovskorn zavode)
PERIODICAL: [Tr.) Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-ta mekhan.
obr-ibotki polez-
nykh iskopayernykh, 1957, Nr 102, pp ZZZ-228
ABSTRACT: Descriptions are provided of the results of
laboratory exper-
iments at VAMI in the development of a rational method of
ex-
tracting A1203 from alumina raw material and of technical
assistance to the Volkhov Aluminum Plant in starting an
alum-
itia de-)artment with regard to setting tip the prccess of
~,rind-
ing and leaching of nepheline clinker in hot caustics.
N.P.
1. Neplielite--Processing
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KAZENMOV, IM.N., kani.tnkhr.nauk
,,Technical assistance gl7an the Kirov Pltn+-, in
:rus-ing .aold'rg
matmrials. Trudy Rekhanobr no.102'13,9-342 157. (MIRA
11-9)
(Crushing machinnry) (Foundry muchincry and i3upplims)
-OP

KAZENNOV, M.N., t( khnolog
Closed circuit comminution control with a constant watc., con-
sumption, Obog. rud 4 no.2:32-36 '59. (NIRA 14:8)
(Crushing machinery) (Automatic control)

KAZEPINO-,, f
------ j ~lf-; I-EWROVA, M.A.
Ba12 mi2l openations at
Ild 1, no.4:4c the I-Outhern Ore-DI-essinr Combine.
oboe
,y) 59.
(Crushing machinery) (MMA 14: 8 )

Operating conditions of bell mills 'Lor socond stage comminution.
Obog. rud 4 no.6:25-29 159. (MIRA 14:8)
(Crushing machinery)

~~N~~V_L M. N.
Flowshoets for the crushing of magnatite ores, Obog. rud 5
no.3:24-26 160. (MIRA 14:8)
(Magnetite) (Grudhing machinery)

KAZKMOV, M.N.; TOVE, P.L.
Number of cone-type crushers and their correlation in
Industrial flowsheets. Gor. zhur no.10:77-80 0 961.
(MIF1 15:2)
1. Vvesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy I proyektW
institut mek)ianicheskoy obrabotki poleznykh iskopayemy'A,,
Leningrad.
(Cruehing machinery)
-A

OZOLIN', L.T.; KAZENNOV, M.N.
Industrial testinE of new flowsbeet5 for the treatment of magnetic
concPr!rate5 at the Olenogorsk Plant. Obog. rud 6 no.1:3-9 '61.
(MIRA 14:8)
(Olenogo7k-Magnetic separation of ores) ' I

OZOLIN, L.T.; Y
_ !A~ZFMOV .14.N.,; PLATUNOV, A.A.
Flowsheets of regrinding and flotation of normagnetic products
at the Olenegorsk Plant. Obog. rud 6 no.3-.12-17 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Olenegorsk-Ore dressing)

OZOLIN, L.T.; KAZENNOV, M.N.
Comparing methods of olannifying a material before
jigging; tests at the
Olenogorsk Flante Obeg. rud 7 no.3:12-17 162. (MIRL 16:4)
(Olenogorsk-Ore dressing)

KAZ-E~N.N9y,j!.q.,- YASHIN, V.P.
Interrepublic school on the c=inutiam of no4f4rraus r-etal.
orea. O,bog. rud. 8 no.3:51-52 163- ()#M 27: 1)

USSR/EnSIneering - (Notings, Dimensionsip
Dee 51
Analysis
"Systema of Weight Tolerances for
Castings," S. A.
Kazennov, Engr
I'Litey Proizvod" ]No 12, pp 19, 20
Reviews existing method for detg summary
dimen-
sioaal tolerance of assembly in respect to
its
parts and suggerts new method based on
theory of
probability. Discusses graphical
representation
of normal and rectangular lava of
probability and
203T33
USSR/EngIneering - CastIngs, Dimensions,
Dee 51
Analysis (Contd)
gives eqs for calg tolerances according to
both
laws. method permLits decrease in s1-ry
dimen,
sional tolerance and consequently in wt
tolerance
without any harm to quality control over
castings.
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