SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIPNIE, S.YE. - KIPRENSKIY, YU.V.

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EDIOXIMM, Boris 1. sofeyeviah, professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh nank;
EWN30S, S.ye,,,, redaktor; ISXAWIYZVA. P.G., takhnichoskii redaktor
(Photoresistance in sutomatio control] 7otoloprotivlenila, v
aTtonat1kes Moskyal Isd-To lZuealeg' 1936. 30 P. (Vassolusno*
obahchostvo rasprostrananiin politichaskM I nan hnykh znmii.
Ser.4, no.127 (XM 9:7)
(Photoelectric cells) (Automatic control)

NUOLLYNY, Nikolay Androyevich; KIPNM, S.Te., redaktor; ISLZNTIYZVA, P.G.,
takhnichookly redaktor - ,
(The first Moxic electric station In the Goviet Union] ?sz-raja
atomaim, elektrostantalla Sovetakogo Soluza.. XoekTa, Izd,-vo IZn&r-I*,O
1956. 30 V. (Tsesoinsnoe obahchostvo po rasprostramnilu politichaskikh
I nauchafth snanil. Ser.4. no.14) (KLHL 9t7)
(Atomic.powor industry) (Electric p*wer plants)

KMRATIYNV, Viktor likolayevich, akademik; KIPNIS S.Te. redaIrtor;
1SWT'Y1ffA,P,Go, takhnichookiy re;;JwoTw"
(scientific results of the International Conferenco on the
Peaceful Use of Atomic Inergy; Geneva, August 8-20, 1955.1
Nxachnye itogi Kozhdanarodnoi konferentell po mirnozn ispol-
sovanilu atomnol energil; Zheneva. 8-20 awgusta 1955 a. Moskva
lzd-ro 02nanis." 1956. 31 p.(Vassolusnoo obshchestvo po raspro-
stranenliu politlohookikh I nauchnykh snanii. Ser.30 no.4)
(Atomic energy research) (KLRA 9:2)

ANMIANOV, KuxIms, Andriazovich; KIPNIS,S.Ye.. rodaktor; ISLUTIMA.F.G.,
tokbnichookly redaktor
(Silicon organic compounds in technology] tremnUorganicheskis
soodinenlia v tokhnike. Hooky&, Izd-vo vZnanie,R 1956. 31 P.
(Vsosoiusuoo obohobostvo po rasprostmnaniiu poUtichooklich i
nauchufth snanii, Ser.4. no.4) (HLRA 9:3)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademil nauk SSSR (for Andrianov)
(silicon organic compounds)

rAL INISH, A"id Ivanovich; IVNIS, S.Te., redaktor; AMMAN, G.T., tekhni-
cheskiy redaktor
[The use of wood wastes] Ispollsovante otkhodov drevesiny. Moskva,
lzd-vo *Znanie.0 1956. 38 p. (Vessoiusnoo obshchestvo po raspro-
stranenitu politichaskikh i nauchnykh snantle Ser.4, no.21)
(MLFIA 9sB)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen Akademit nauk Iatviyokoy SSR (for
Kalnin'sh)
(Wood waste)

DIRYAGLN. Boris Vladistrovichs JUXUA.WU , rodaktor; YURMAN. G.T..
takhnichookiy radaktor
(The nature of molecular forces and their significance In science
and practice) Priroda volskultarnykh oil I Lkh snachanis v nauke I
parktike. Hooky&, 1%d-vo, "Znanie,O 1956; 39 p. (Toesoluznoo obshche-
stvo po rasprostrananilu politichookikh I nauchnykh zaantle Sere 3,
no-35) (KIJU 9: 10)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Deryagin)
(Kolecules)

ZMANUBLI, Vikolay Markovich. doktor khtmichaskikh nauk, professor; XWNIS#
S.Ts.. redektor; GUBIN, H.I., takhnichookly redaktor - - -, -_-
[C*hain reactions] Zama reaktaile Moskva, Ixd-vo 02nanle,O 1956.
45 po (Vsesoiuzuoo obahchostvo po raspreatrananiiu politichaski-kh
I nauchnykh suanil. Ser.3, nos. 51/52) (Microfilm] (MIRA 10:4)
(Chemical reactions)

KOVALN, likolay Nikolayevich; KIPRIS, $.To., rodaktor; GURX&F, G.T.,
takhnichookiy rodaktor
[Achievements in Russian hydraulic turbine construction] Dostitheniis
otachostvannogo gidroturbostroontia. Moskva. isd-vo OZaanie,l 1956.
46 p. (Vassoiusnoe obsbehostvo po, re sprostracenitu politichookikh
i nauchnykh snanii, Bar. 4, nos, 23/24) (MLRA 9:9)
1. Chlea-korrespondent AkAdemii nauk SSSR (for Novalov)
(Wdraulic turbines) IV

VAVILOV, Bergey Ivanovich; KIPNIS.S.Ye., redaktor; ISLIN 113VA.F.G.,
takhnicheekly rSdakTSFm6"""*""
[On "warm" and *cold" light; hant radiation and luminescence]
04toplon" i "kholodnoml avete; toplovoe itluchanis i liumins-
steentaiia. Moskva, Izd-vo "Znania," 1956. 46 p. (Veesoiuznoe
obshchestvo po rasprostransaiiu politicheakikh i nauchnykh
znanii. Ser. 3. no.9) (MUU 9:4)
Cutminescenca)

9ARK(N, Nikoley Vasillyevich, kandidat filosofskikh nauk; TANOVSrATA,S.A.,
professor, nauchnyy redshor; XMIII,S.Ye., redAktor; ISIM 'TVA,
P.G.. takhnicheskly redaktor
(N.I.Lobaohavokii, great Russian scientist] N.I.Lobachevskii- velikil,
rueskii uchanyi. Moskva, Isd-vo *Znanie,g 1956. 50 P. (Veasoiusnoo
obshchastvo po rasprostrananitu politicheekikh I nauchnykh snanil.
Ser. 2. no.4) (HLRA 9:2)
(Lobachevskii. likolat Ivanarich, 1792-1856)

RAIARANOV, Yefis Kikhaylovich, kandidat fisLko-matematichaskikh nauk:
GOLIDANSKIT, VI%aliy lostfovich. professor, doktor fizLko-wtena-
tichaskikh nauk; redahtor; YURXAN, G.T., tekhnIchs-
skiy redaktor
(Thermonuclear reactions] Ternotadenve reaktoti. Xoskya. Isd-vo
'ZnanIs,F 1956, 60 p. (Tmesoiuznos obahchastyo po rasprostransailu
politichaskikh L asuohnykh snanit. Ser. 3, no.9.43-44) (MLRA 9:11)
(Nuclear reactions)

ICM, Abrm 7edorovich, akademlc., KIPNIS, B.'re., redaktor; ISLZN'nffA,
P.G.. tekhnicheskiy "
[Semiconductors and their use] Poluprorodniki I lkh priaeuenlia.
Moskva. Ixd-vo OUante", 1956. 60 p.(Ysesoluznoe obahchostwo po
rasprostranentiu politichaskikh i natchnfth suRnit. Ser.3. n96.
14/15). (Semiconductors) (KM 915)
1-1

ZHUKHOVITSKIY, Alakeandr Abramovich, prof., doktor khim.nauk; KIPNIS, S.Ye.,
red.; KADER, Te.g., red.isd-va; XXDNIKOVA, A.N., takhnered.
[Taggad atoms] Machanys stomW. Kookva, VoenAzd-vo X-va obor.
BSSR' 1959. 111 P. (MIRA 12:5)
(Radioactive tracers)

GRINILEV, Lev Solomonovichl KIPIIIS, Solomon Tefimovich; GUROV, S.,
red.; PAVIDVA, S., 'Fekbn. -
(Wonderful lineal Chudeerve linii. Moskvat Mook. rabochii,
1963. 93 P. NIRA 15:3)
(Assembly line methods) (Automation)

/1), , 'PAII, T
.BUtAnff, N.M.; AMMUMN, I.P.; BILYAVSKrT, L.A.; XACWRIN. Y.K.; J!~P_7_
jZ4jW.; NOZEEVNIKOV. I.A.; XONAXHOV, ff. I.; MORMY, S.M.; KORD-
ZOV, U.N.; STMIN, S.A.; 7IGURNOV, N.M.; UCHURIN, Y.K., redaktor;
SNITKO, I.K., redaktor; GAVRILOV, S.S., tekhnicheekiy redaktor.
(Laboratory testing of the strength of materials] Laboratorays rab6t:r
p0 toprotivleuilu materialov. lid. 5-a, perer. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo
tekhniko-toorst. lit-ry, 1954. 286 p. (MLU 7:12)
(Materiale-Testing) (Metals--Testing) (Strength of materials)

BILTAYNV, Nikolay Mikhaylovich; BRUAVSKIT,L.A.; UCMMIN.Y.N.; InIJ6
a T .
M KOZMNIX.I.A.; NUSHIM,N.Tu.; SINITSKIT,A.K.; KACHURW,
Y
redaktor; SKITKO,I.K., redaktor; TUMARKINA,N.A.. tekhni-
cheskiy redaktor
[Collection of problems on strength of materials] Sbornik is-
dach po soprotivlenilu materialov. Isd-3-0. perer. i dop.
Moskva, Gos.i%d-vo takhniko-toorst. lit-ry, 1955. 346 p.
(MLRA 9:3)
(Strength of materials--Problems, exercises. etc.)

BELYAnT, Nikolay Mikhaylovich [deceasedli Prinimali uchastlye: BILTATSKIT,
L.A.; XACHURIN, V.K.;. X1PxI'5A-T4- k6 MMUKOV, I.A.; KUSHWT#
-- I
N.Yu.; SIbITSXIY, A.100-SM-1-MI iJL'# red.; TUKMINA, N.A.,
takhn.red.
[Collection of problems on the strength of materials) Sbornik
zadach'po soprotivleniin materialov. Pod obahchei red. T.K.
Kachurina. Izd.6.. stereotipnoo. Koskva. Gos.izd-vo fisiko-
matem.lit-ry. 1958. 346 p. (MIRA 12:9)
(Strength of materials)

BUTATEV, Nikolay Mikhaylovich. prof. (deceased]; BELTATSKIT. L.Ji.,
doteent; K1F9ZGr-T*vL,,dotsent.- KUSIF~T, N.Tu., dotsent;
SINITSKOT, AoK., 4otsent; KACHURIN, V.K., prof., obehehly
rod.; SNITKO, I.K., red.; GATRILOT, S.S., takhn.red.
(Strength of materials] Soprotivlenie materialov. Izd,12.
Noskya, Gos.isd-vo fisiko-matom.lit-ry. 1959. 856 po
(MIRA 12:8)
(Strength of materials)

AIMMV, G.Ye., kand,tekbn.naukI KIFNIS, Ya.Is, kLnd.tekhn.nauk
Axperimental investigation of the effect of the wear of
joint plate@ under rail ends on the perforrance of rail
jointse Sbor.LIIZHT no,166s7l-88 159. (MIRA 13:6)
(Railroads-Uile)

tZOD 13-13
AMNOR: Klpnig. Ya.l.
251433 S/!3?/6 110001006P-561t9c'
AOVIA 10 1
TI'LIZ- Scme results of the experimental 1nvee1,!F&t1cn of the tehavior of
weld, , JoInt-3 durIng Impact azd trecr,~--"Ica'-
MIODICALt ReferAt1vnvy zhurnal. Metaiiurs~-ya, no. 6, 1961, 12. abstract 6E?~j
("M). tr. Leningr. In-t Inzh. sh.-d. transp.", 1960 no. 1,14 (8)
19 - 50)
TEXT- Thft aithnr stalled the sffeat of temper-atire cn the Strength of Spe-
elmens lijrIng lmpa~-t t-~%etz at room and lower temperalures (jowi t1- - 600C). Cof-
clusicns: 1) The method ef detemining an, reveallrg the proneness of the metal
'%~ brIttle fa.111.4re, la n-)t sufficiently based t,-.j evalua'.e lmpam.t strtngthl the
evaluat'.on of the impaot strength of the metal Is only ;czslble by lire,~tly ds~-
terminlig them limItIng etate (from streas and 2) For this purpssp
It !a expedient to carry out tensile lmpac~. tWe wltn tne meawAreml-,it of rtro3sreb
arLd deformaticnal It is sufficient to meas-ure 'the '.ons!ls~ f,.rces during the !m-
pact (In time). 3) The meaguring ef dynomin forces fr.-,m elsniic ci,~for-rdtlors of
the epeclmen tee-ed, without intenreiiate meas-irina lev-':ts an! at-.ankLrents maken
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2 31",'-,"Y ~~- I jlt~ -=k /Ce9 2
Some retults of tne experimental investigation ... AC-0 6/A 10 1
1! p~sslble tc 3arry out the impaat. tests on high-pswe7 ver*lcal rkTs. 4) During
the te8tlng of large-sizo ap"Imene, whCee notura'- cs,~!Ilation freqTienc-y Is clon-
alderabi"J be.,~w that of "ahleiters", the prozesa tr.&y ba reccried by a
m4gneto-elf-O-rie! csoillcgraph- 5) A ~i-rparls,~n of diagrams cn the static k14 .M-
pact expanai3n makpa it pnaelble to evaiuate tht effect c,,f th* nat-are or loading
on the ma&n1lide of the bislo strength cheira:,teris"Ics of the me&eure-
ments of lo"ItudInal and transverse dimenalona -f the after its rup-
t,jre by impact rrake it posslole to determine the deformat!,~n aWlity of the metal,
.like In etatin te3ts. There are 16 reforenap4a.
V. Tari&cva
[Abstracter's not6i Complete tranelation]
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AJODO 1709 31009
I slivilolIO00160910501058
D234./D303
XjT11O.R: Kipnis, Ya.I.
TITLE: Some results of experinental investigation into the
worle. of welded joints at percussion and their theor-
etical, estimation
PERIODIC146: Re*7crativnyy zhurnal. 1-11elchanitca, no. 9, 19610 43,
abstract 9 V398 (Sb. tr. Inningr. in-t inzh. --h.-d.
trail4g., 1960, no. 174(a), 19-50)
TMCT:. Thelauthor gives the results of tests of specimens
madc of M-16-C (1-1-16-S) steel for extension .2t percussion. Uipeci-
raons of basic m etal (with and itithout a hole) and welded specimens
of simple (%Ath and without working of external weld surface) T-
jointo and covered joints were tested at room temperature and at
-600. Percussion load was realized by a fall:'-ng r= of a vertical.
ram enginevrith transmission of tensile forca to the specimen
through a reverser. In these tests the character of force variation
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31009
S1121V611000100910501058
Some results of experimental... D234jD303
with time in longitudinal percussion was invet;tigated. For this
purpose resistive electrotensonatern -wdro gluc.-d on specimen-, and
their siginala were recorded:by an oncillograph. Differcn'tial equa-
tions of motion of rcm mass with the upper traverse of reverser
frame and of the imas of the lower traverse with the head part of
the npecimen were formulated and solved which allowed establiohin~
of elastic and clasto-plastic deformations of the specimens. Vari-
ationn of force along the.specimcn were not triken into account in
the calculations, i.e. the wave character of the process .,,as not
taken into account. In order to take into account the plastic
defoniations, a graph of extension with linear atrcngthcni-.% ilas
taken. Graphs of time variations of stresses during percussion,
plotted on the basis of calculations, are in good agreement with the
character of oscillographs; in the case of elastic deformiations of
the specimen there in also good coincidence of numerical values of
stresses. To num, up, a graph of percussion extension Torce - elon-
gat.ion" was plotted, whose comparison with the grkDh of static ex-
tension allows estimation of the effect of percussion on the magni-
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33-009
S/124'/51/000/009/050/050
Some reaults of experimental.** D234/D.303
tude"of principal characteristics of strength,oE the metal of the
SpeclMens tested. CAbstracter's note; Complet13 translation2
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KIPNIS, Ya,I.,-k&nd.tokhn.naukp doteent
Some results of an experimental study of the functioning of
welded joints under impact and their theoretical evaluation.
Sbor. trud. LIIZHT no.174tl9-50 160, (MRA 15ill)
(Welding-Testing)

KIFNIS, Ya.j.
Principles for the selection of.%,design of a toasting unit
t4k b1chAmical testing of reinfefced concrete pipes. Sbere
. trud, LIIZHT n*.l92sZ/#.l,-252 162, (MIRA 160)

BELYAYEV, Nikolay Mikhaylovich. PrinJrali uchastiye: BELYAYE'VO"XIY,
L.A.; KACHURIII, VA. KIFNIS, Ya.I.j KOZHEVNIKOV, I.A.;
KUSHELEV, N.Yu.; I.K., red.
(Collection of problems on the strength of materials] SbonAk
zadach soprotivleniiu materialov. Izd.9., Ispr. Moskva,
Izd-vo "Nauka," 1965. 348 p. (MIRA 18:3)

KIFNIS, Te.B.
----------
Conveying yarn by means of trolley traction trucks. Tekst.
prom. 19 no.12:69-70 D 159. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Inzhoner-konstruktor Yaroslavskoy kordnoy fabriki.
(Taroulawl-Textile Industry--Equipment and supplies)
(Industrial electric trucks)

/1-ri )AY / I-~ ~/,, - /3 -
BARAMBOYM, II.K..prof.: KIPNIS, Yu.B..insh.
Using the dilatonetric method for datermining the concentrAtion of Cna
nnd liquid mixture components. Log. prom. 18 no.4:15-16 Ap 158.
(Dilntometer) (HIRA 11:4)

ABRAMOVICH, P-F-, kand.biol.nauk; KIFNIS' Yu'.B., in7h.
po;yisobutylene
Manufacture of matt nonsticky
film vith hiph
adhesive properties. Kozh.-obuv.prom. 3 no.7127-28 Jl '61.
(MIRA 14:9)
(Aqo~ es) (Fropene)

SHTERN, I.A.; KIPNIS, Yu.B.; PLOTNIKOV, I.V.; PAVLOV, S.A.; PAVLOV, N.N.;
VMPOVY G.N.; PWKURAT, R.E.; GIAGOLEVA, K.I.; KOCHEFZHINSKAYA,
Ye.L.; FYDOROVA, L.V.; MININ, I.T.
Artificial carbocylate leather. Kozh.-obuv. prom. 6
no.2:32-34 F164. (MIRA 170)

KIPNIS, Yu.B.; SHTFRN, I.A.; PL4)TNIKOV, I.V.; PAVWV, N.W.; PAVLOV, S.A.
Use of modified polyamides for the fininhIng of artIfIcIal
leather based on rubber. Kozh.-obuv. prom. 6 no.501-34
My 164. (MIRA 17:12)

XIFNIS, Z.B.
I------ ;-~
Use of sitoxic energy in beating* Tode I sane tekho uoog:39-40 3
'60. (MIRA 13M)
(Atomic power) (Heating)

KIFNIS' Z.B.
Seventeenth Congress on Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning.
Vod. i san. tekh. no.12:3&-37 D 161. (MIRA 15:6)
(Heating-Congressen) (Ventilation-Congresses)
(Air conditioning-Congresses)

1. KT~ 'I': ."; rjZITCI-TV,' G.' TV"
2. ULM (600)
4. Cottonseed
7. Continuous.-action steam h1imidificr for cotionseeds, 15,-1- zh-'r. prcn.j
17, No. 3, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, .1953. Unclassified.

YRILKAH, Radollf Arkad'yevich; DA AV, N.A., retconzent; KIPORENKO._
-S.F., reteenzent; rA OVA, K.I.. spetered.; KAIKENS, R.I.,
red7F-80KOLOVA, I.A., tekhn.red.
[Toiletries; manufooture, use, and analysis] Koematilca-,
proisvodstvo. primenenie, analls. Izd.2., parer. i dop.
Moskva, Pishchapromizdat, 1959. 412 p. (MIRA 12:4)
(Toilet preparations)

-KI D=h.j IZMIqEVp M., inzho,. KOLPAYOV, I.P., inzh.
Oils and fats industry of the Rostov Economic Council. Mash.-
zhir. prom. 27 no.13.%9-10 N 161. (MIRA 15: 1)
(Rostov Province-Oil industries)

KIPORMIKO, V.
Transportation planning by means of linear programing* Blul.nauch.
inform.: trud I zar.plata no.11:55-63 '59. (MIRA 13:5)
(Hungary-Transportation, Automotive)
(Linear programmine)

IIPORMO, V.
Problems of workers' welfare at the Seventh Congress of the
HwXurian Worker's Party, Blulanauch,laformes trud i sar.
Platm 3 noo3:54-57 160# (RDA 1318)
(Hw*ua7--Cost and standard of living)

KIPORENKO, V.
Problww of the long-range planning of living standards in the
socialist countries. Biul.nauch.infomo: trud i zareplata 4
noo5:55-59 161* (KMk 3A t 5)
(Cost and standard of living-Congresseo)

NEMUH I Dezbe [Nemes) Dezool; GWAN, N.[tranBlator],-,
[translator]j ALINTIYEVA, N.,, red.; DANILIWAp A., tekbn, red,
[Hungary., 1945-19611 Vengriia,, 1945-1961. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo
polit.lit-ry, 1962. 85 p. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Chlen Politiabaskcgo byuro, sekretarl TSentrallnogo komiteta
Vengerskoy sotoialistichookoy rabochey partii (for Newsb).
(Hungary-Politics and goverment)
(Hungary-Economic conditions)

KIPORENKO, V.
Drawing women into productive work in the Hungarian People's
Republic. Blul.nauch. inform.: trud i zar. Plata 4 no.8:5(~-52
161. (14IRA 14: 10)
(Hungary-Women-Employment)

KIPORENKOV VI
Comparing labor productivity in Hungarian and Czechoslovak indus-
tries. Biul. nauch. inform.i trud i zar. plate 5 no.5t49-56
162. (MIRA 150)
(Hungary-Labor productivity) (Ciachoolovakia-Labor productivity)

/,. ,, ~4, (",/ 4 -1
x1parl, V.-S., inzh.; KOIZSNICHINIO, N.T., iTwh.
Rapid timbering of the skip ehnft In "Cherkneakaya-Severnayan
mine No.2. Shakht. stroi. no.12:27-M D '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(Donets Basin-Shef"; sinking)
(Mine timbering)

DZIPICH, Anton Savvichl SHEVYAKOV, L.D., akaiemikv retoenzent;
SHCHERBANI, A.N., akademikt retsenzent;jjPQTI. V So)
---2.
otv. red.; SUROVA, V.A., red. izd-va; SHKIZAR, S.Ya-,.,
tekhn. rod.
(Technological progress and growth of labor productivity in
the coal mining industry]Tokhnicheakii progress i rost pro-
izvoditellnosti truda v ugollnoi promfshlennosti. Moskva,
Goagortakhizdat, 1962. 263 p. (MIRA 15:8)
1. DeystvitelInyy chlen Akadenii nauk SSSR (for Shevyakov).
2. Deystvitollrqy chlen Akademii nauk USSR (for Shcherban').
(Coal mines ani mining)

KANO S.N.; XIPOVSKIY, D.Ye.
.
framed thi"hlled circular cylindrical
Carr7ing capacity of
shells subjected to compression. Izv. vys, uiheb, zav.; av,
tekh. 6 no.204,-43 063. (MIRA 160)
(Elastic plates and shells)

KIPPER, A.R. (Riga)
Case of acute dilatation of the stomcb. Klin.med. 37 no.lOtl24-125
0 159. (KIRA 13:2)
1. Is Dorozhnoy bolluitsy Latviskoy zbelesnoy dorogi (nachalinik
bolinitay - saaluxbonVy vracb respubliki Yu.A. Vadzish, glavnyy
terapevt dorogi - kand.wed.nauk N.I. Soulnekiy).
(STOMACH diseases)

GINZBURGy R.M.;-KIPPERv A.R.; SMU23KIlp N.I.; BIGESTANt V.Ya,
Thromboangiitis obliterans of the aortic arch (Takayasuls sykdrcme).
Terap. arl:h, 32 no. 7:81-83 JI 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(AORTA-DISEASES%l (ARTERIF-S.-DISEASES)

KIPPER, A. Ya.
"Origin of Stellar Magnetic Fields"
Publikatsii Tartuskoy Astron Observatorii Vol 32, 110 5, 1953 pp 281-326
abs
W-31098, 26 Nov 54

KIPPIR, A. Y&.
luminosity of gas nebulas. Top.kosm. 4:46-75 155. (MIRA 9t4)
(Nebal")

KIPPER, A. U-
"Non-Stable Magneto-Hydronamical Processes in Stars," paper read at the
Symposium on,"lectromagnetic Phenomena in Cosmical Physics, Stockholm, 27-31
Aug 56.
Tartu Observatory,, Estonian SSR

KIFFFIR, A.
KIPPZR, A.
dwrWAPOWN . - -- ~ ~ -
Symposium on *21actromagnetic Phenomena in Cosmic Physicso, August
27-31, 1956, In Stockholw. Astron.zhur. 34 no.2:302-304 Mr-Ap '57.
(ULRA 10:5)
(Cosmic pbysics)

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3 (2:) ~ I PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SCV/1415
Voprosy koomogonil, -.'. 6 (Problems In Cosmogony, 6) Moscow,
Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1958- 367 p. 2,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akcademiya nauk SSSR. Astronomicheakiy sovet.
Ed* of Publishing House: Hakhlin, I Yee; Tech. Ed*: Polenoval, T-Pq
Editorial Board: Kukarkin, B.V. iResp, Ed.) Doctor of Physical
and Mathematical Sciences, Pariyakly, N.N. (Deputy Reap. Ed.)
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Baranov, V.I.,
Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Belousov, V.V.,
Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Levin, Be Yu.,
Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,, Masevichs Miss
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciencess Safronovp V.S.
(Scientific Secretary) Candidate of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for students and scientists of
cosmogony and cosmic physia's.
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COVERAGE: This book, consisting of articles and conference reports, is
devoted to a discussion of intragalactle formations and phenomena,
and speculations on approaches to extragalactic investigations.
Individual articles discuss the origin and development of stars,
planets and nebulae, and the forces and phenomena affecting them,
the terrestrial pisnets, the solar system as a whole, gaseous
nebulae, the origin of elements, magnetism,and other nat'Itral.
phenomena and problems of cosmogony. According to V.A. Magnitakly,
the evolucion of the Earth's continents and oceans is no,". due
to oceanic expamsion azd the subsidence of continents b= rather
the reverse. V.I. Baranov evaluates the age of the Earth to
be between 4-5 billion years, basing this estimate on a de-
termination of the absolute age of the oldest minerals, rocksp
meteorites and chemical elements by radioactive methods.
B. Yu. Levin rinds that- the deviation of the Moon from an
equilibrium shape is due to an essent-14.al oblateness and not to
the presence of large tidal bulges; and that the Moon's oblateness
definitely indicates its solidification in a state of free ro-
tation* V.S. Safronov submits a theory that planetary growth
is due to the simultaneous accretion of small particles and
the Swedish scientist,
large bodies falling on planets. H.Alfven.
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discusses the role of electromagnetic forces in the origin and
development of the solar system. Kipper and Tiyt examine the
significance of the bi-quantum transition 2P ---* 1S in a hy-
drogen atom in relation to the physics of planetary nebulae
with the theory supported by the discovery of radio end3sion
of 2.74 am waves by optically thick planetary nebulae. The
state of modern physics of planetary nebulae Is briefly re-
viewed by V.V. Sobolev. G.A. Gurzadyan states that the dynamLes
of planetary nebulae We concerned with 1) planetary origin and
2) the evolution of its form and structure under the forces
acting upon the gaseous envelope surrounding a hot star. He
shows that two-envelope nebulae cannot form as a result of re-
peated outbursts of the central nucleus, thus proving the ex-
istenae of one-envelope planetary nebulae* He provides a
summary for the quantitative theory of the origin of the second
envelope due to tearing-off by Lt-radiation pressure. I.N. Minin
examines the field of Lot- radiation In planetary nebulae which
expands with the velocity gradient and is divided into 2 parts:
the ionized and non-ionized. A theoretical interpretation is
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given for the formation of two-envelope nebulae. T.A. Agekyan
develops an equation to express the acceleration of a star due
to its interaction with a system of fixed dust clouds which
takes into account gravity and light pressure, S,A* Kaplan
presents the basic principles developed and the results obtained
in magnetic gas dynamics, i.e;,the "existence of the "adherence"
integral, magnetic line force of entanglementn and "un-
entanglement,n the increase of magnetic energy In gaso-
magnetic shook waves, and the concept of gasomagnetic tur-
bulence~ P*Ge Parkhomenko., discussing the preservation of
contInuance (abundances) in the formation of elements, contends
that in a thermonuclear medium, at temperatures higher than
108K. photodisintegration will obstruct radiative capture of
nucleons by the nuclei of light elements so that these nuclei
will remain in a state of "freezing." He demonstrates that if
the temperature falls to 10*K the lifetime of the nuclius be-
tween two adjacent captures will be in the order of 10 yearso
During this Interval total rarefaction and cooling of the medium
may occur. In another article Parkhomenko evaluates the mass
of a cosmic body in equilibrium in which observed continuance
(abundances) of elements and isotopes could arise. Pikellner
underlines the importance r-f the synthesis of complex
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atoms from simpler ones and the efforts In search of non-
equilibrium reactions. GeI. Man reviews and analyzes
cosmological paradoxes gravitationalt photometric,
thermOdyna*dc, expansioj Pointing out that these are due to a
tendency to attribute finite properties to infinity. Certain
possibilities due to various mechanisms are offered., such as
the covernion of a gravitational field into matter. On the whole
the evolution of the Metagala3ri is seen as an "attenuated
oscillation of the second drder." Latest data on extragalactic
astronomy open a way to these conclusions through observations,
In addition to the articles, reports of the following con-
ferences are giveni the Conference on Variable Stare hqld in
Budapest, August 1956, sponsored by the Hungarian Acadimy of
Sciences; the Symposium on Electromagnetic Phenomena in Cosmic
Physics at Stockholm, sponsored by the International Astronomical
Union in conjunction with the International Union of Pure and
Applied Physics and the International Union of Geodesy and aeo-
physics; the Conferenoe on Fixed Stars held September, 1956 at
the B,vurakan AstroRhysical Observatory (near Yerevan), sponsored
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by the Armenjah Acadeny of Sciences; ths Coaference on the
Physics of Planetary Nebulae held February 1957 in Lening 'rad,,
sponsored by the Committee on Cosmogony of the Astronumiual
Union of the Acadeqr of Sciences of the USSR; a conference
held in Moscow, December 1956, by the Corhmittee on Cosmogony
of the Astronomical Union of the AN SSSR., to discuss propects
of studies in the USSR in cosmology and extragalactic astronoryj
andp the Sixth Conference on Cosmogony., held in Moscow in
June 1957, devoted to problems of extragalactic astronomy and
cosmology. The articles are accompanied by brief summa ies in
English, German or French, and diagrams and bibliographic
references.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
ARTICLES
Magnitakiy.. V.A. On the Origin and Evolution of Continents
and Oceans 5
Baranov,, V.I. Latest Data in Determining the Earth's
Absolute Age 39
Levin, B. Yu. History of the Moon's Rotation and the
Rheological Proportion of Its Material 56
Safronov, V. So On the Growth of Terrestrial Planets
Alfven H* On the Origin of the Solar System TA
Ya. and Ve M* Tiyt. Disintegration Processes
:9 ta and Their Significance in the Physics
of Gaseous Nebulae 98
Sobolev, V.Vo Physics of Planetary Nebulae 112
Gurzadyan, G.A, Dynamics of Planetary Nebulae 157
Minin,, IoNo Light Pressure and the Dynamics of Planetary
Nebulae 211
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Agekyan., T.A. Interaction of Stars with Diffuse Matter 221
Kaplan, S* A. Magnetic Gas Dynamics and Problems of
Cosmogony 238
Parkhomenko,, P.G. On the Preservation of Continuance
in the Formation of Elements 265
Parkhomenko, PeG, Determining the Location of an "Equi-
ponderant" Thermonuclear Medium 269
Pikellner, S*B* On the Theories of the "Equiponderant"
Origin of Elements 273
Naan, G.I* The State of Cosmology Today 2T7
REPORTS
Kukarkin,, B.V. Conference on Variable Stars Sponsored
by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Hold in
Budapest on August 23-12., 1956 333
Terletskiy, Yao P, Symposium on Problems in Electro-
magnetic Phenomena in Cosmic Physics 334
Kholopov,, P*N* Conference on Non-Fixed Stars 338
Voronteov-Vellyaminov, B*Ao Conference on the Physics
of Planetary Nebulae 354
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Ruskol,v Yeo Le Conference of the Committee on Cosmogony
Devoted to Examining the Possibilities of the De-
velopment of Extragalactic Astronomy and Cosmogony 359
&-I
Tsitsin, F*A, The Sixth CosmogonicAj Cofference 361
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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- KIPPIR, A.Ta.: TIYT, V.M.
Processes of the disintegration of light quanta and their significance
for the physics of gaseous nebulae Lwith summary in Znglishj. Top.kosm.
6:98-111 158. (MIRA 11:10)
(Nebulae) (Radiation)

Name : KIPPER, Aksal I
Affiliation: Director of Institute of Physics and Astron=W of Zstolal- AcadesW
of Sciences.. Tartu
Remarks A. Kipper In An Item entitled "In the Oldest Observatory" states
that an observation post., equipped with 30 special telescopes, fbr
studying artificial earth satellites was organized at the Tartu
Observatory. The aboarvations are conducted by the students of
the Physics and Niathematics Department'of the Tartu State University.
In the near future the observation post will receive new equipment
from the USM Academy of Sciences with which to continue the
observation of the second earth satellite.
Source N: Pr6da., No. 19,, 19 January 1958, P. 3, c. 6

S/555/62/008/000/001/003
1023/1223
A UIL, 1 i OR Yipper, A. Ya.
TITLE: The gravitational paradox
SOURCE: Akndemiya n%uk SSSOR. Voprosy kosmogonii. v.8.
Moscow, 1962, 58-96
TEM; The gravitational paradox occurs as a contra-
diction in case of the application of the*law of gravitation
confined to finite regions of space to.tho universe as a whole.
The paradox occurs both in the general theory of relativity and
in the non-relativistic approach. In thin paper an attempt is
inade to solve the Poisson equntion without stating the boundary
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The gravitational par,-tdox
conditions, The diverging integrals lack a definite numerical
vrilue, but may be used for ,iolving several cosmological problem3-.
The theory of- '--;enerrili,,ed int(.,,.,r,-kls is discu:;sed in detail. The
Poisson equation and the e0111.1tions of motion are solved for a test
particle in the grnvitntional field of the whole universe. In
order to calcalate tho motion of the test particle it Ls not necer-
. t;ary to know tile clLstribution of mritter in the whole universe.
If the density ? is known in some volume V the path of the pnrti-
cle in the volume Vl(e~~- V) can be found. There exist two space-
time continuum3: in one the measurements are performed by means of
gravitational procesBes, in the other by means of atomic processes.
Clocks of both kinds can be calibrated and synchronized only for
snort periods of time. The idea of two systems was first postula-
ted by Milne; the idea of two times - by Bleksley.
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KIPPER, IAA LYUBOVSKIYo 1.
Slaughtering and slaughterhouses
In search of solutions for economic planning. Miss. ind. SSSR 23 no. 1.
1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Auggst 19V, Uncl.
2

KASPIN, B.A.; KIPPER, Z.H.; IIIKHALCIIENKOV, G.N.; MOREV, A.N.;
climlovo P.t.-'; SHORKOV, V.P.; VELICHKO, Ye.M., red.
(Designing and building fish farme and fish hatcherios]
Proektirovanie i stroitellutvo rybovodnykh khoziaistv i
zavodov. [By] B.A. Kaspin J dr. 140okva, Izd-vo "Pishche-
vaia promyshlermostl," 1964. 365 p. (MIRA 17:5)

KIPFZR, Z.M., inzh.
Using navigation sluices as a fish pass. Gidr.stroi. 26 no-10:38-41
0 '57. (MIRA 1OS10)
(Fishways)

KIPPERP Z.H., inzh.; NUSENBAUMO L.M., kand.biologicheskikb rauk
----------------- 1~
The poeBibility of using the bottom sluices of modern hydro-
electric power stations as fishwaye. Gidr. stroi. 33 no.11:
47-48 V 162, (Min 16s1)
(Fishways) (Hydroelectric power stations)

KIPPER, Zakhar Molm=vich; MILEYKO, Irina VladimLirovna; RUFTANTSEVA,
M.B., red.prumVELIXA, Te.A., takhn. red.
[Fishway structures in the Soviet Union] Rybopropusknye so-
orushenila Sovetakogo Soiusa. Moskva, Izd-vo "Rjbnoe kho-
ziaistvo," 1962. 70 p. (Fishways) (MIRA 160)

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of Food and Agriculture
VotmeWla. Gdm4gqm.. 1993, 7. 0-44LIJ t lith
March 1954 bentoWto caum decrees" In the vp'.1f. (in the (oath dedmill
&A mad extract (g. li the AM p1m). no
Foods =Imuli= in the "-fm extract. but Uft in the FtOH cw
adde. The *Sects vary with the odglu of tU bwatcWft.' AnanuLUm
with rupw to upt coatmts 00m wbm Ming b mwwukm Atter
ax,&t,6u of b"Un "d CMU-31. Fwag It'vits vi* VWWDS
beatoultes and by the uAW Methods am glym P. S. AIM,

A-- /1 (,"// L . /.
PHATUITSKIY, M. F.; KIFRACY, I.; REFIN, M.
Electrolysis
Electrolyzer-gas meter and its use in obtaining ethane. Kh1m. v shkole, no 3, 1052.
Monthly List of Russian Accessione, Library of Conpreos, Novenber 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

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KIFRENSKIY, A. B. FA1240TFO
Pstronomy - MeteoriteB
"Investigator of Celestial Stonesp" A. F. V.prenskly
Priroda, Vol 41, No 10, pp 59-64
Discusses the work of the Stalin Frize winner, Ye. L. Krinov, who introduced into the
new science of meteoritics a now division called morpholcgy. By morphology one under-
stands the study of form and structural peculiarities of the fused rentle of
meteorites, which covers the surface in the form of scnllops and prererves the im-
print of air streams created during meteorite's flight through the atrosihere. Krinov's
work Is important in the solution of problems of the origin and cosm.0gonical significance
of meteorites.
;~49TFO

KIPRENSKIY Yu V (Moskva, D-40, ul.Nishnyaya, d.90 kv.30); 7ROIsHIN, A.Z.
I
Use of temporary prostheses in treating injuries of the rajor arteries.
Nov. khir. arkh. no.5158-61 8-0 160. (14IRA 14212)
1. Kafedra fakulltetskoy khimrgii (zav. - zaaluzhennyy dayatell naWd,
prof. N.N.Yelanskiy) i TSontrallnaya nauchno-issledovatells'kip
laboratoriya (zav. - kand.med.nauk A.S.Chachulin) 1-go Moskovskogo
meditsinskogo inotituta.
(ARTERIES-SURGERY) (PROSTHESIS)

SHKROV, O.S., dotsentj KIPRENSKIY, Yu.V.
Blephantiaois of the extremi~ibs and results of its treatment,
Sov.med. 25 no~804,89 Ag 060* (MIRA 230)
1. Is fakulitatakoy khirurgichookoy kliniki im. N.N. Burdenko
(dir. - prof. n.N. Yelinskiy) I Moskovakogo ordens. Lonins. meditsin-
skogo instituta im. I.N. Sechenova.
(ELPHANTIASIS)

KUZIIIO M.Lp prof.; KIPREN5KIY, Yu.V.
SoliUry exontonia. Ortopeptravn-i proteze no.20:32-37 161.
(MI%k 14110)
1, Iz fakulftet'skoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki im. V.F. Burde&.o
(dir. - zasluzb. deyatell nauki prof. 11.14 Yelanskiy) 1-go
Moskovnkogo ordena lanina maditsinBkogo instituta im. I.M.
Secbenova (dir. - prof. V.V. Kovanav).
(EXOSTOSIS)

M
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AF=t A.T.; ZBDAKOlp Mel CBUKAWV# A.A.1 11=fKU4 2hr
Appowmas of a mamma at the sits of a throlhis ulsor and
Aftor g=hot voundse lbirurglia 36 noonsI22-.125 if #60s
(NDA I) s22)
I@ Is kafedry obsbcbq khirwgii (say@ - yrof# Tole ltmbkor)
I Nomkovskogo *Mna Ladza seditsinokogo instituta luni LK,
Bodbonara i patologoanatesiobookogo Otdolosipt sar, e. dept.
Ti+.oltrqy oblon AM I= prof* I*To Dlftbx-~rjdm---k bollnitay
4=4 YAdmantnA mob A*P Tinof ~l
(UM) 00T WMV15 MMONO)

KUZINj K.I.;pi -KIPRENSKIY
M.V.f;omoncoovlo role in the development o-,' Russian medicine.
Vrach,,. delo na,'3-Is&II N 161, (miRA 34in)
1.=tetskAya, khirurgicheakaya klinilat 1-go Moskovskogo
me ko o instituta.
~LOMONOSGV MHAIL VASILIEVICII, 17n-1765)
(MEDICAL RESEARCH)

KUZIN,, M. I. , prof.; KIP 1,LIISKIY Yu V,
I ____
Subungual exostoses. Sov. mod. 25 no.21:14a-143 N 161. (Ml P-1 15: 5)
1. Iz fa.Inilltetakoy khirurgicheskoy klinilti lzwni N.N.Gurdonko
(dir. - z, 'itzhonnyy doyatell nauki prof. N.N.Yelanskiy) I
Moskovskor 3rdena Lenina meditainakogo instituta imoni Sechenova
(dir. - prof. V.V.Kovanov).
(EXOSTOSIS) (NAILS (MAl'0,14Y)--DISEASFS)

YUANSKIYo N.17-p prof.; KVMMMY# Yu.V. (Moskva)
Faulty surgical Clinic and its role in th-9 development of Soviet
surgery during the prerevolutionary periole Klinmeds no,1047-
152 162. (HM 15:1)
1. Iz fakulftetakoy khirurgicheakoy klin:Uci imeni N.K. Burdenko
(dir. - zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki prof. R.N. Yelanakiy) I
Hookovokogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo kintituta imeni I*M.
Seohenova.
(SIJRGUff) NEM CAL CCLLEGES)

FUTPRENSKIYI Yu.V.
V.A, Basov and hie contribution to the development of
Soviet eurgery. Sov. mod. 26 no-41146-149 Ap, 163.
(MIRA 1712)
1. Iz fakulltetakoy khirurgicheakay kliniki imeni N.N.
Burdenko (dir, - saslushenw dayatell nauki Prof. N.N.
Yelanskiy) I ~Nodkovskago ordena. lAnins. seditsinskogo
institute, imeni I.M. Sechenova.

KIPPMSKIY, Yu.V.
Role of the first medical schoolz in the training of medical
personnel and the development of the teaching of surgery in
Russia. Fel'd. i akush, 28 nool:41-44 J&163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Iz fakulltetskoy khirurgicheskoy klir.iki imani N.N.Burdenko
I Mookovakogo ordena Lenina meditsinakofo institute, imeni I.M.
Sechenova.
(MEDICAL COLLEGES)

MARIIIBLRG, V.A.; YIFT0%jKIYP Yu.V.
Albright's disease. Ortop., tra,/m. i prlo-,ez. "5 Mr 1t,4-
(MIIU 18:3)
1. Iz fakulltetskoy k1drurgicheskoy klin-'-ki imeni 114.11.Purdenko
(dir. - zasluzhennyj deyatell nauki prof. N.N.Yelariskiy) I
Moskovskor,o ordena Lenina modltsinskoro `.nntitutit In-n! 1.M.
Sochonove. Adres avtorov: Moskva, B.Piroj-ovnI-nvn ul.1
Khlrurgl6heskaya klinika Imeni Burdenko.

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I'lliNlICILCIP lit Illif I PhN(CII,C0,K0CIl,vIt,l lit lit tIW 14-1 ts,Actimi it we.
ro"t I-ft,iblv t-1 W44le the i-Strf 44 the amiss'. ate odol lint fly (11%.4vins the gody
reactioin product in '411tall the Wi of the 14 Ilitalrord and the
letter ((WM* toy ifi4l" the IWI(MV The AC61 60 fly the *I.'%* melhotils West
ul,lained in the blern rof a c"it lact,sete (1) in 75* which i,si,tiers vssaiW I Is only
lightly *4 1" uAla and hydrtolvero; sorry A"ooly even %in Noding Appar,rnitir Ilse ring
ch-ins I- - uhAtsvvol toy the P"-rtxr 4 the Ph g"-jl- lithe ilufr 9 Wt i% sts-4iov-1 lit
Ale. will thr *4" *CWirKI with the throwrticAl 4"It .4 110. Ilse 4ir Allf-lir gisr" on trap"
I and mot the frror ovid- Rrmoorkable 14 a1w, the formaNin ill style frown 1. In Ilse air
the cry,sW- lit ru-t very purr) slowly Seutmor a viArt 0,1,w Th,-f-w,n4timsIthrdyee
lt-m I W am Irtated toy Ca watt,,, The drrs brimix to the I'hClf wr" I Moody
vindrnoorot with %licider's krinne. K- did mot oluserrcs) in nitrAling I fin corder 14) prep
the p~Nll.vsivmpl I as rni&Om Instead of nitrati,m Ifoo'k lier I MAY J."otilay be.
cosmos, 4d technical Implartatiste in Ilse, tire Induttry. as amwAnt to mrill,oll IS) the m2-
terldh neirrovolary low its syntlarlis are industrisill crorlow Jr. The ykbloi to Car are law
lrxpd. parv - INI 9, Mile PhN I(Cl ism 11,?prepd. from + CIC11tc0loff)
was disovolyttl fit the vquim4 amt- vil 2 N . A011. milled with FU E, CICIIXIIPII
and hni" under ri-dus Inr 9 bro. The heavy t)dy ),aras dk4d,
undri 25 mm 11,0 and aniline diond over frel, At I ;L*.% " I V "A n Ifoidinsi
ti I it ) was c4lected After ircr"tti frmn ale T, g lot The pute hkcl~sonr 1, C'.11"INN.
in 73's. wass illitainerl. As a by vveluct in this vrociiom m 152, is Itstitarvi,
a product already descTitiord by;
1=1,4, ov, 22, wn. It resulted py,-Aftl4ir ("sen
impuritivoi poresiont in the phertylit"nor u Witivis: PhX(CItC(`lII1os + WN118
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0 red lanproved mdbo& of PreW of timew cmimin. 3AClvCJI,-V( 4 (113 4 0 it
a the hu Wd
a tbrorrucal YkId. by braling Im CqjfX4 Ilyx at 62-31. withamixt 44MO
of HNO. (d. 1.4) and NO g. of % SA 1-4 hr*, at IM As. wagm "action
product arverai timan with hot H.O. mad We with Na&COv man and=s, it cno-
go ,Ud to 4.2.0~()W)C.H.OH (n) in 22% *114.175tilling I* the Autuckvv 11K) I Of
MandOg of N&OH In 145ce- of KoO I hr. at IBA . stcam-ditts. filtmngoss a flocatmer 0
04j funnal. from the &mM mutetr (3 jj~) and &yWg. m or, -A* (theory 94'), 2.4.1-Clilom 0
mitropbmall (V)coWd not bc obtained port. *.CJI.Clo(VllgivvspnnktatkoesWit
*9 a( 3.+- and 2.3 CSAHNO.. which cannot be wpd as they " within the mare of Co 0
0j 14.1-6' at 22 mans. wA 265-M* at Wo. pressure. W cumijunimated with IV. b 170-
X2'. is altrated as dracrOwd above. the smixt. of the Z;" *Nwm Is distd. at IV) M*. rot
then trooted in the autaclave I hr at ld&--,U* with 2 mat. td N4011 and Altr". Ovinnan
0 :-4 t1yWafthoultroisamm.ma.40" Toprvp. Ady" the autarlaw -&-charg-f ;,;0*
Ch I1WI S, of cryst. NaA in a little HOO. heated to In"% M I
of powd 9 mWA with glee
tion, anti during 30 min. X) C. of chloroultrophentfair (VU) was add"I. thrn d
14.0 am the valat was boiled. IM after 4 hm at 140* a c%+v dris"It
.00 yr"bk fiber dar w on ago
ValmolsmalM Sivemooolor thatIlyoovegoaW yans light-grorn khaki NO
m aft stable against woking acids and alkallm but arc not statAt against Cl. T,- X11111111,
I add to 121 S. of etyst. Na.4 in .10 cc. of H.0 an the oil bath, at 110' 30 g too
fe:
the lemp. risce to 130-8' and the reaction it completed at 1.38'): disara" IN
I mass In 225 cc. of hot IIA beat to t-Mins. add 40 a of NaIIC( k filter odd in=
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room temp.. then torduied 6 lors. an Ibe %and bath, coned. to.%%) cc. usedc acid with
110. "spd. in own# to dryness. digesteill with IM cc. d Ale.. lifterrd from Nabs. IN zoo
filtrate evorlid. in "usto to dryness. exterifird by ImAlitir with I I id A% IICI in 0-

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411,111, Sku tube w" heated 10 bn~ an the boiling water bath. the trattka Miduct Chad
04 to men* gave 3 jr, at HIM. 13 S. of a prodtoct he WI 10. 3 x N 110. 20L)o and 3 X gif
residue. (2) A mist. of 14.6 g. at M and 8-2 If of I coots ined in a staled glo% tube was
06 brated 2 firs. at 122-S' in " atitaclave, giving 2 x of E1011, 10 g. of a fractions N :;o 0
W-IM'. 3 S. ad an-th" b. 1104W and 7 X. of nskhw The correscAmilang frartum,
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400
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* 0
ffvAh. witthed with acetting and dried. no. 121),-2
. The pure IV obtained from the
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accell,~stiect, A. 1, KlIMIRIAMItIT AND 6. 1 KlrII4*t)V. Ukraffitiol AAwm 14br. 6.
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00 "oule;,"lly let- inelatervi try forming their waterviview4 Cie -all .-I O)w #I- ..:.I W6,, III
90 14 Imal"I to alierist 2111)" in a armliell glass tube tbM it forsexel sells the, Lwi.-oer Isis I-eir -0111 1
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fifolula a. ther larl."w. F.11w tuft 6,44feeksh... .4 1 .4-4 It. 1 040
fair filof o6rhydirallirs everi-4wilamil so CVVISdk StIW' I Vtll. 1. `tl .1. . With A 240 0
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smile Altirr 11- If M *-,I ---w I -,t~ -I.t-I -ell. IIw I-t feet- -iv mend
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thir acid with Jorishly I"d. Cin(Olip,, fillistinjo; Cishf. wilobing with Avll a"d low to *fill
WstrI. still dryind at 110" Ife- pos" It" arid, twiffited toy It"1101 low Co Sit "a' to
jortifird in watirr with IfiS. CuS. avarg the Offal- soof to risvoile It,"if Ar
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the ad loth it) of-leIrt low of. "of I.
11111 Whoin flarattell ,
brolmot of 2") b- thor outiltersor brocam" invol in water atul dil
x of alk-it. iq orutrut In litmus vul m. 244o' It anals,tv - 1-4 the %&rise
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141-fool for the n1ribild off 0111MA'Iff Oil$ Xtndilll (11 A 13, 0:0) % lisitt 04 lot I
V. Oo it it .4 11:11.0cillill. 0 04 or of anhyd N4,04 &till W. IT j 0-1, r wS,o
I.e. . froi of #i( water fly dislix. in vww. thowaillievol in like . (ttleft-sl (torsi %'if( 1, low ak- v I
I-Ilid. file ^rift initilood tltnrdgh low, Cu %*it ao, defavilud afxv%e. Its"li witools .1. 1..
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ef, Me meis , f It. A roist- u9 60s .4 flatill 7 it v( Vill viliq hisitnt I fi# loo-o-to. .00
1144 fit a 1-fil na watcr Istith. Altri volwiling the air stiff Mor stivehanind It. it. .40
l
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fro,oh" d"1 to
#110 VI. I In 1.1.46K1 410MOC4 4:u(fplf to Net low".. .... efy.1 Ot Wit (191 C'"Wo I to 4., of
09 ~4,v clarifeoof "sill C I~Vrqwa evirct two %litimling Ill A VACU11111 4,n'tittl"
so
Itt"ti V1 fill, efloOth kror My hygrourp,oic awl rea-My -4 1,* omat. v. "1 13: Aftely'r
61111 I,N and err avoinfird to lao V hydroxyrthylillki WI)l1fill A I lilt, It- W11,C11,N so
111111111 Of, 016,N'll I'Ar diftoif of VM an -in. - A and of 10) 1 4 wal". 5 o; -4 Vill still so
.o. K .4 VI (.V1.1sorti4f frown Ill eat lwated 9 hr% ill of 6,41toil laostef flAth and itself .1 fit%
0 IS no N111 'ill' Its all Orc ovro. No fftetilm link placr I'Aw 14soo 4 Vill not voiloso so
00 a,efoxelpile I IX t -A inixt. of 5 jo, of VtU.3 g. of IX anel:1 g #4 weirs its it vskol fulc was 00
1, ifitit ill -tavid 4M hrv~ at town temp The nut,ii Ifecatrw dark still thiclo. lout no,
of ct"Vil-th wtrr isrAsted on fractionsitson at 0 nitis pfe%ootifr Of%, BLANC #0
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