SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KITAYEV, V.Y. - KITAYEV-SMYK, L.A.

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TERENTIM, borls Petreivich, prepod.j i~"*.LL__~'_kiL~-~-itAtl_T!IYgtnlyvyiob, I.rop-)dq ';CIRif)VITSM, Pouan Varko,.icii, prei-ca.; KRAUS, Lyuslyen Adollfovich, prepod.; PUTIL15VA, Iya flikolayevna., prepod.; VrWmala uchastlye LYAWN@;FAYA, A.D.* Inzh.; LYTIBSKIY, G.S.,, qtv. red.; VOLCir)A:-.SYAYA, V.Ye., red. fVower syntems of enterpriSe3j Energetika Pred- prilatti avlazi. Voskvn, SvIsizI, 1%5. 614 P. WIFA 1819) 1. YnAov:3kiy elektro"kimicLeakly institut svyazi (for all except Lyu-3skill VolodArskaya). L 512-66 ACC Me AP5025648 soUWS COWt UR/O1O6/65/OCm6/01O`IbOW*6-- AUTHOR s BokWayevs IL, A. ORG I none TI=t On-off d-o voltage stabilizer with a perallel-oomeated ragalatioX00- sistor SOU=t Ilektrosvyas', no. iOg 1965p 64-70 TOPM UOSs voltage stabiliserp transistor voltage stabilizer ABSTRAM A transistorized d-o voltage stabilizer operating under sustained j oscillation oonditions is oonsidered. Zesontially, a regulating transistor P-4, P-2099 or P21O)p an esitter-coupled trigger, and. a comparison almit @total of 6 transistors) constitute the stabIlixer which can handle a relatively heavy load current with a voltage ripplo of about i%. Formulas for the prim1pa pDrameters of the stabUiser are developed. An experimmts.1 verification an a laboratory hookup daveloping 3 amp at 15 Y (50% load drop, t 9% supply-"Itago variation) is reWted, Orig. arts hall 4 filurss, 34 formlas mA 1 tWAA. SUB CODSt SO SUNI DAM 00rob65/ ORM RM 003/ OTS RM 00i nw C.Ord 1/1 VWI 521*3oQ72*2 -Mhdmmd@ KITAYBV,Y*., glavnyy inzhener For a xts&O Increase In labor productivity. Strot.mat., Isdel, I konstr. I no.30-9 Kr'55. (NLRA 8:10) 1. C11synoys upravleniye shifernoy kroyll (Roofing, Slate) (Pipes Clay) ?uol Abotraetx JOO" 1399. Vol, X7,, Wo*2 IufttmcItv),V IV. MI. Feb. IcM Zleatria, Powers 11TATIV, Too; Insh. --- Adsorption of calclux hydroxide by asbestos and I0 signififtZOO for the technology of asbestos cement production. Strol. mt. 4 no.12:11,-34 D 158. (NIZA 1102) (Asbestos cement) (Adsorption) KITAYEVp Y9.11'.0 Inzh,j FJUKH, I.A.p red. [Beat conditions for manufacturing asbestoo--,@ez*nt materials from sand cement using pressure antoclaving) Optinallwe uslo- vila, proizvodetva ajbesto-tssm9ntnykh materlalov Is poscivini- otogo toomento a primenenlem avtoklavnol obrAbotki pod cavlanism. Moskva, Otdol n&ucbno-tokhn.InforrAt9iI, 1959. 47 p. (VJRA 1511) (Asbestos cement) (Auto clavoe) KITAYEVO Y*#N.o Jush.1 ZLRETMaY. B,I., otv. red, (The best cements for the manufacture of asbestos-cement materials] Optimllays, tsementy dlia proisvodstva asbostotee- mentTqkh materialav. Moskva,, Otd*1 nauchno-tekbn.informatelip 1959. 71 p. (MIRA 15tl) (cement) (Isbestom cement) Poptixotion of asbestos fibers ud its effect on properti" of sobestoo-oament products. Str6i. mt. 5 no.6t32-34 Jo 139. (Asbestos oevmmt) (KIRA 12%8) KITAY39V, U.N., lush.: GOICHARSKAYA, D.A.. tekhnik Rnsistance of autoclave-bardanad asbestos c@Pwnt to cheal- cal actions and possibilitlen for making pipes us ing sand cements. Strol.wat. 3 no.21s17-19 N 159. ()CIBA 1313) (Pipe, Aabeston-catieni.-Corroslon) K1TA'YE"w'...-Xe,N.p inzh.; GONCHARSKATA, R.E.; ZJLIXTSKIT, B.I., ctv. red.; ERLUG1, LA.# red. [Asbestos cement materials obtained frcn sand cementr try autoclave treatment, and their chemIcal resistance to cor- rosive solutions] WmIchoskala stoikontl v agrossirnykh rastvarakJ% asbentoteementnykh matorialovj poluchaw7kb Is ponchanistykb tsenantoy a pr1menenlem artokLaynot obrabotkls Moskva, Otdol nauchno-tekhn. Informats!i, 1960. 24 p. (MIRA 1@il) (Asbestos cement) KITAYEV, Ye. N., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Research into the production of asbestos-cement material of high quality." Moscow, 1960- 37 PP; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education RSFSR9 Moscow Chemical Technology Inst im D. 1. Mendeleyev, Gosplan RSFSR, Scienti- fic Research Inst for Asbestos, Mica, Asbestos-cement Articles, and the Planning of Construction of Enterprises -.in the Mica Industry, "NIIAsbesttsement"); 100 copies; price not given; (KL, 17-60, 155) BLoKH, G.S., kand. tekbn. naukl CHWITAKp U.N.# kud. Ukkm. Usuki H&LMMCHp VA.j kand, tokbn, nak; QUq B-N-9 kand- t*kbz- nauirl KORMUnAl R.K. kand tekhn. mkl ROM, AJI. kamd. takhn. naukI ZM16VP D*;* namcbm red.; M@, M,O,, red, tomal SKRWTAYSVg Be&*# glav. rod.; BAUTITEV, PaXo, redel T&ITATZVj UsNoo red.1 KITATOORODSXIY# lelej redel MWV.INBIIYI 79.716, rW.-I" ROKPARM, Te.L., rod.1 KHOLMI, I.I., red,j GCRVICH# S.A.# red. isd-vaj M@Mp II.V.p tAkhn* rod, (Handbook on Us manufacture of structural ceramics] Spra- voobnik po prolsvodstvu stroitellnoi keram4ki, Moskya, Gose isd-vo IA-ry po stroit,, arkhit. i stroit, materialax* Vol.l. [General information and production control) ObWwhio ovedenila i kontroll proizvodstva. Pod red. MAJUghkovicha. 1961. 464 P. (MIRA l5s2) (Ceramics) (Building materials) KrTATEVO U.N., kand.tekhn.wwk --Z- - @ I. -- - --- - Problem in developing the production of "bostos cement Pipes* StroLuts 7 noagsI9-23 Ag 461. (MMA l4sS) (Pipe, Asbestos-assent) . I @" . - 1- -.1- @ -'- - -- I -@-- 1, -1. KITAYEVp U.N., kand,takhn.naut Iffect of the conditions of manufacture on the quality of asbestos-cement sheet elements. Trudy XIIAsbeattesmants, no.12i 18-54 161, OaRA 16 18) (Asbestos cement) XITAYEV, U.N., kend.takhn.nauk Significance of the composition of portland cement& In the Intenoifiattlon of production of asbestos coment products. strai.mat. 8 rw.l-.35-38 js 162. (MA 150) (Port!" cement) (Asbestos cement) 77777@@ BUDIaM, P.P.1 AIZKFZM; M.S,; BAJUNOVp O.M.1 BOLDY?ZV, A.S.; DMIXOp X.D,j VOILHEMKIlp I.V.; GRMDTOVp N.V.; ZHUXOV, A.V.; ZLURp L.B.;-XITAIEV,, U.N.; XOSHKIMO V.0.1 KRUPIN, A.A,; MURCKSM I P,G,j POPOVp A,N.j SUKHOTSKIY, S.F.; USPINSKIY, V.V.; MLIBT# I.k.j SHVAGIIMV,, MePq YWHXEVICII,, M.O. Conference on increasing the durability of corrugated roofing shoots. Stroi.mat. 8 no I:p*3 of cover Ja 162* (HIRA 150) Roofing) KITAYEV, Ye 0 1-nd. tekbn. nauk Teaboological factors In Increasing the rate of production of sheets of asbestos cownto Strot, mat, 8 no.918-12 3 162. (MIRA 15slO) (Asbestos oewnt) 81061/1;5/000/002/04A/088 P156/'P144 Minn: Kit4yev# Ye. so TITLE: 3,?lection of oqmento for producing high-graie asbestos cement Oompoi.ento PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnals Xhimiya, no. 2, 1963, 394o'abotract 2M221 (Tr. 9 -1. In-t asbesta, slyudy, asbostotoomentn, izdeliy I priyokkir. ntr-va predprlyntly slyud. prom-ati, no-14, 1962g 89-102) TEXT: ALloording to a number of resoarch work*ra# asbestos cement components made using a mixture with a Portland cement ban@, with increased C 33 and C 2S contents and a reduced C 3A content, have the highest ntrengthe after storage for long periods In moist air conditions. The increased C 35 content Improve# all the properties of components made of asbentoo cement. Grinding the cement more finely also ham a good effect. Industrial tests have confirmed that the relationships arrived at in the laboratory are correct. With cement containinr constant amounts Card 1/2 5/0f%, 1,/', ""1000/002/04 (%fol 0 Selection of cements for producing B156/DI44 of C 3A and C4AF, increase in the amount of C38 and a corresponding reiuction In the amount of C23 Improve the strength ani Jensity of components and reduce their wator-aboorption proportion. The output of plate-molding machines in also Increased. Increase In the content of C 3A causes deterioration in the filtration properties of articlea za,le of asbestos cement, and weakens the bond between the asbeaton cev,ent fibre and the solid cement. The following Ideal cement compo9ition Is recommended for w4e production of high-grade asbestos cement nrtirlso: C 3 > -7%. C A? up to 16@, free CaO< 1%, 3 ,55% (by clinker)t C2S < 20%, C 3A 3 4 so3 2.5-3-5%. The specific surface area of the cement must b43200 cm 3'. II[Abstrnoterle note: Complete translation Card 2/2 KlTAYEV, Yd.m. Principlos of intensifying the process of manufacturing asbestos- cownt products, Trudy XNAsbeettsements no.1502-138 162. (min 160) (Asbestos oement) ANASTASIADI, A.P.; BOROVSKIY, V.R.; MORNOV, G.V.; KOPELYANSKrY. G.D.1 HAK, I.L.; PECHUF0, S.S.; PITEVSKIY, I.M.; RACHEVSKATA, K.D.1 HEYZUR, Yu.B.1 RIBAK L L I TSEFELIOVICti, M.R.1 SIPMKHERl L.I.1 YMHXEVICH, M.,0.Id*;e;ssd]j IGZ=D, Tu.G., nauchnyy rud.; BELUGIN, A.T., nauchnyj red.; KOGAN, G.S., nauchnyy red.; XHZHMINSKIY, S.A., nauchnyy IW.; MITSKEVICH, M.Lt nauehnyy r*d.; SILMK, S.G., notuehnyy red.; TRIIMNIK, Z.Ye., nauchnyy red.; ZUBAREV, K.A.t glay. red.; TROPIMOV, I.P., red.1 BIRARTAYEV, B.G., glay. red.j HAUTITEV, PA., red.; gITAMI*.IL,, red.; KITAYGONDDSKIY, I.I., red.; RDKHVARGER, Ys.L., red.; KHDLIN, I.I., red.; CHEIMIMKAYA, R.L., red.1 RDDIONOVA, V.14., tekhn. red. (Manual on the production of gypsum and gypsum products] Spra- vochnik po proizvodstvu gipsa i gipsovykh Isdelli. (By] A.P. Anastasladi I dr. Pod red. K.A.Zubnreva. Moak", Gosstrol- Izdat, 1963. 464 p. (MRA 160) (Gypsum) (Gypsum products) KITAM# le.M.p kand.takhn.nauk Zffsot of the quantity and grade of asbestos on tbe produti.4vity machlose and the quality of slats,, of shoot-miolding Stroi. mat. 9 noW-4 Ap 163, (laRA 160) (Asbestos eownt) KITAYE O.N., kand.tekhn.nauk . Yj-j, Produation of shoot asbestos coment producta from low-grnde ambentoso Strol.rr,at* 9 noo1206-37 D 163, (PC HA 17: 3) U I A- KITAYFV, YOON. Autoclaved asbestos-tement products mda witli windi and aIAg cements, Truly NIIAsbeattsementa, no.16:116@121 163. (MIRA 160) (Asbestos cement) IITAYEVP YS.K.V kand. taktn' na"-tk Wnufacturing sheet asboat,)s ,twn*. pmIucto frcs varlovo makes of pnrtland cement, Strcll, mll. 10 noa#'A@-14 Y lb4o (KM 17WI sr Til f- ..,Tn? VIAI-Ir , 1, - - T P. 1 1 -Z. . @ , , , a - V 4. 1-1 1 v ft;) . YvVICH T@ !@ - , f @ @. . @ f, 11) , : -!I A 5KE iull "' E'l- Fil i - j ,,, .1 1"AL E-NMITIMUjIG KITAY"KV, TII.M@ Iffect of wcotla and stivulants of the central nervous systm on the tinot of appearance of rigor mortis@ Farm. I toks. 71 noeit 13-16 8-0 058 (Knu IlIn le Kafoidra farmakologit (save - prof. %*A* Moshcherskays) Chelyabinskogo seditsinnkogo Institutao' (DIATH, off. of analoptics & nirrotics on rigor mortis (Rua)) (NARCOTICS, effects, on rigor mortis (Rua)) (ANALUPTICS, offecteg same Owus)) KITAYEI, Yu.M. Fc)-,.al skln edema in thtj aresi okl* the strAnInflation rurrow. S Sud.-med.ekspart. 'I no. 2!0--iA @lp-Jc I&.. (RIPA 170) 1. KafedrR sudabnoy meditniny (znv. - dotsow D.P.lAykin) Karagandinikogo, modltAnskc)j,,o Institutoi. KITAYEV, Yu,,H, Nonfatal trauma caused by a high-tension current. Sud.med. ekspert. 6 no93s53-55*'ftR'63* (MIRA, 16%10) 1. WtArn oudabnoy xeditsiny (zav. - doteent D,B* lay'kin) Karagandinskogo meditsinskogo, Institute* (K=TRICITYI qRMISS FROM) KIUYV, Yu. R. Intal aup"tion in a came of ascarUals. god. paruz. i peras. bol. 27 no.4096 Jl-AS 638, (MM l2s2) 1. Is knfedr7 sudabnoy mediteirW Lumpndinskogo gosudarittvemogo md- Itainskogo Instituta (say. rAfedroy Dj. lAykin). (ASCARUSIS, ones reports# fatal aspiratlon of Ascarls (Rua)) K-:@J,Ayvj, Yu,Pj Th"YiTOL'SKAYA, T.V.; ARBU.(7j, A. Ye. Synthoses or heterocyclic compounds based on E. Fisher's reaction. Part 3S Catalysts of an "abnormal" course or reaction. Zhur, ob, Kh1M, 34 noo61l835-1843 ja 164. (MIRA 17:7) C4- Now SAW at bdom" k mddkbd mishww YA. P. It"we (v. I. tilaww. mate Vow. KOM. UJW.Irr-Akw. AmW. Shia. 0611, Tbb M"bW Is bm"d an the ~Aus 412 + 4 1 ft Call ('MOGOW b Wd. by #mwomoof KI. the tv". ad. IMW the owea I Is RkMIC4 bwb wkb It-A.Ift Tb6 mmlxd As wvwas* in see" -W6 h" of rowing With I. Mar 52 In2be A"itum of 01 vboftpborm@ Acids to Vr- vatursted compounds. IV. Addition of D1&Ik71qbos- pbonia Acids to Unsaturated AldehAes; New WArtbod, or Syntbesizing Unsaturattd 0(-E4!drOx7phO6PbMIC RD- tarx,* A. S. Pudovik, Tu. P. Aitayev, Lab of Org Cbm of Kazan Affilliate, Acad Scl USM, and Kazan state U *Zbur Obisbch KhIn" Vol XXIIA No 3, vp 467-473 Dlalk7iphosphoroux acids in presence of alcabolatos or aikall oftau wili &" to ce, P-uumtd aldeftdos at the carbomyl group, forulng eeuws of wwatdL 20902 Jbr 52 (ContA) OC-kadroxypho"honic acids. The products or &Mn or dlalkylph"phorous acids to acrolein, ClAMMIC aldob7t*, crotonic aldebyde, furyl acroleln,, wad boxedlene-2,4-al-I were sepd and described. t 4 XITAYEV, Yu. P., Cand Chem Sci -- (diss) "on tho Mochanism of E. Fisher's Reaction and Cases of Its Abnornal Course.'" Moaj, 1957. 18 pp (Acad Sci USSR, Inst of Organic Chemistry im 11. D. Zelinskiy), 100 copies (KLP 48-57, 105) 9 X- Nll!,@tll', I - F. ffIrIA- @@, 1 11 F! @ @- 2, , I - T-@[ @37 2i:i - @,-Twn- !=', 7@- . @- @ I @@- . -@ - t- . - - --" - 13 f ;I - I - - , , @@ 4, @ - :, @ -.., ?I -Ji U7 Rea -A e-i i c 1 -4 P-@ ARBUOV. A.Ts.: KITATIT, Tu. P. Synthesis of heterocyclic compounds on the basis of 1, Tischer's reaction. Part 2t Abnormal course of 2. Tischer's reaction. Zhur. ob. khtm. 27 no*9t2341-2354 a 157. (min n:3) l.Kasanakly khIalko-takhnologicheskly Institut. (Chemical reaction--Mechanism) ;'WHOR AMBUZOV A.10*,,4mber of th4 ACA.Uicy, KI-LAffv Ill.r. FA 3146 TITLA A rolarographic btudy of the -rautomerl-aW-UZ-1-,@r Ual Isomerism of bome Arylbydrazones. jzuenonlyti tautomerli I geometricho!)KOY il,=.erli reko';oryxh arliginra- ronov polyarografichaskim metodom. -Ifusalarq I-MiuUICAL Doklady Akadenii Mauk 5M, 1757, Vol 113, Nr 3, pp 577 -58o (U-b-b-R-) Received 611957 Reviewed 7/1957 ABSTRACT As it is kfiown that tautmoric form and atersolemers regancrate &*. (W forunto potentials on a mercury-arop oloatroop, tne polarographit method was chosen in the present case, by means ol whien the mxilf1cations taking place nn tno occasion of the dissolution of aryliqydmoneA In alcohol we- ro controlled. PolaroZrams were recorded during stora@e In tto dark of the methanol solutions of phonyl hydrasonev of acetone, of mothyl ethyl ketonsp of methyl iaopropylketone, of cyclohexanon, of acetopnel-lon, of n- choln. no acatophenon, of vinegar- and benzono aldenydes. A borate buffer wita jN,; .42 was used. The concentration of the solutions invostigatoo was .10 @'2.10-4 'I moi. Tnere follows the dvmcripl.i,.@ Qf the delpher"ig of wo polarcgrams. By **am of polarography It was founa that the foran of tne pnertylb7drasone of acetaldohyde are not &t*rooIsoh..r* but tattwers. The substame with the melting point at 57' which is obtUneA i@y ." I"W-rao- tion of the component In other in We cold or from the second form by treat- ment with a d0j, alcohol solution is an antlisomer-phony1hydrazone,, whilat the suostance with the melting point at 98 - lolu was found to ve & 2-pnonyl- Card V2 nydrLzone stnyloneo besides,-two isomers of phany1hydrazone nebzo*#&1d*qd* AUTWR- AMMOV,A*13# Member of the AoadeW of Soienoeo PA - 2742 JOAM-11YU.J!, TITLIt On the Mechanism and Abnormal Course of B.PLSCMIS Reaotion. (0 mekhanisme r*aktall NoVishers, I anormallum protakenli yveAumsism) FZRICD1CAI4 Doklady Akademii Wauk SM, 1957, Vol 113, Nr 4, Vp 807-810 (V.S.S.R.) Reocived: 6 / 1957 Renewed: 7 / 1957 ABSTRAM The authors showed previously that the ary1hydrazones, may exist in the three tautomerio forme, the polargrophio aotivity of all three forms prov s the exislenoe of oonjunotions of bindings in their moleoules. This paper Is Intended to show the nature of the intermediary effsot of bindings in the an)VAnusins fona. The molsoules of the#@ ocopounds oontain two double bindings whioh are sayarated by nitrogen atom i i.e., there exist two groups with 1(p-o=juSLtions in each of them. In so far as arylbydrasone compounds are of a basio nature# their state Is oca- siderably influsnoed by the aoid medi%=6 Thus, bydrazine of the one group smy brim about a 14 connection of an add tooording to a 1(d -oonjugated system. By this a mors basio hydrazins is produced, wh4ob I-oomes an anion. In this oanneotion the effeat prvduoed by oatal,vxorv in YLWMIS reaotion booomes understandable, They shift the tautomerio equilibrium in the direation of enhyfirazine and &GU- vats the bindings. The most characteristic feature of I o16-oonjusated systems is their ability of entering into roootiono at the Dion Ca A 1/ 2 PA - 2742 On the Xechaniss and Abnoml Course of LFISCMIS Rsacticc- synthesis. The authors believe that sow 1#6-conjusated system &", under certain cirounstanoest able to bring about a now distribution of ejectrm dowities tocompaMed by an intermlsoular transforoAtion of the t"o of the Dion synthesis, above all the enhydrusine mystemis. In this paper It me shown by the emsploe of$ phenyl homsinee of aostonot isopmpyl ketonto pinaoolins, pyroacemio acid. aaetophenon, etc., that *at has been said about the anonwlLy of ketone-aryllqdra- zone dooo"Ition (which p" no methylew Zsvup besides oL*onyle) by OU2012 'a true. Ancieslous products were obtained from acetone- phevy1hydrusinos " f rm mthylAsoprophyl. ketone , the structural form of which are Sim. The theories worked out by the authors con- coming the oouree of reaction are ilaustrated by m&m of gmphe and are disomsed in detail. (8 Citations from Slav Nblicationso, i Table. 8 groups of Ohmioal lor=LU*)# ASSOCIATIM Kazan OWnical-Toohnologioal Institute. PIUMZNTED M SMWTTEDs 12.110956 AVAIWLEt Library of Congress Card 7/2 50) t5 (4) SOV/'2C-!?7-4-25/60 AUTHORSt KitayG!,-TuL-rq Budnikov, G, K.# Arbuzorp A* Ye,t A@adpmlcfan 'AITLEx Y@larographio Investigation of the Tautomerism of Same Scm.1- and Thionemicarbazones in Solutions PERIODICAL: Doklady kkadomli nauk SSSRO 19599 Vol 127, 1;-, 4j PP 818-821 (USSR) ABSTUCTI As the problem of the struature and tautomer'Lam of neml- and thiosemicarbasones has not yot been fully solved, the authors started with this article a systematic 1nvestJg*tIon of the structure and behavior of the repreo,@ntatlyes of this type of compounds# At firstp the polarographic method was used, The seml- and thiocemicarbazonos of acetone, methyl-othyl ketone, neetaldehyde, propionaldehyde, c.Tclopentane, benzal4ehydev and a-'@etophenone as well an the thiosenicarbazons of par&- and isopropylbenzaldehyde were investigated by menns of an LP-55 polarograph (Eley"Yakly system) with photographic recordinggof pclarograms, The polarograms were recorded for buffer solutions of the above compounds with the P11-values 5.7, 7.3, 9.3 at 200, and a molar concentration of the aemi- and thioeemi@arba:inea of Card !/3 5- je4 -5-10-3. A family of curves was otta.'ro.1 for evAry Polarog--aphic Investigation of the Tautomerism of S01,12C-1, 27-4-25/60 Some Scmi- and Thionamicarbazonoo in Solutions solution with a certain pH-Yalue@ Tho polaroeTams show the high similarity in the behavior and, consequently9 in the structures of the individual vompounds. Certain rulce for the polarograms of tho aliphatic aldehydes ani ketonAs as wnlI as of tho alicyolic ketones of sami- and thlosomicarbstones wart found in the change of polarograme (Fig 1); the wavas with an E,12-v-1*4 to -Is55 v fizat become smaller with the timo, grow again# and finally disappear campletely. The all;hati,.- &n.1 alicyclic =-compoun4s hal - as thP7 -)i:vr :n two 'Muteimerl-j forms - two waves at Zip o-.-1.5 v and Ei/2 --I.I -e, Comparative polarograms of the aqueo-as alcohol solutions of 3-methylthiosomicarbazone were re.-orded whio9i also show the two waves corresponding to the two tautomer'n forcis (E 1/2 ~ -068 and ~ -1-15 v). An analysis of thepolarograns led to thefollowing resultt-t All compounds investigated had an enverl- and enthiosemicarbasons structure in aqueous an4 aqueous-alcoht.'ic solutions. There is no transition of thn Card 21/3 double bond frts the a2omethIn Croup into the carbonyl group. P,.'Aar3eraphie Investiration of 'the Tautororicti of SOV/20-127-4-25/60 Somei Semi- and 7hiosemicarbazones in Solutions The Iolarograme of the bonzalsemi- and aentophenorethlocom"_ narbazonoo again showod only one wave (E 1/2 3). In the general casof the polarograms pointed to 4 possible tautomers of the semi- and thionamicarbazonce. 7hey pemit the following trannitionat R i-CH 2-? - I-IM-C - Is -0 R -CH - G 24- 1 'M - 1M-C - NH2 0 R(H) t @ 0(s) Wo f 4 (S) aI -CH 2- a - N .1.,4 - jm@-4@ RI-Ca.@O- NU-N- C- IM 2 ROO OH(SH) A(11) SH(ga) There aro 3 figures and 6 references, 4 of which are Soviet* ASSOCIATIOIN thimicheekly Institut Imo A6 To, Arbuzova. E&zanekogo filial& Akadamli nauk SSSR (Chemical Institute of the Katan' Branch of the Academy of Sciences, USSR) SUBMITZEDi may 21t 1959 Card 3/3 30) AUTHORt - Kitayev, ru. P. (Kazan$) BOV/74-28-3-6/6 qm- - TITLE: Syntheses of Heterocyclic Compounds on the Basis of &.rj**tOr1m Reaction (Sintezy geterotaiklicheakikh soyedineniy ra o9nove reaktaii E. Fishers) PERIODICALs Uspekhi khimii, 1959, Vol 28, Hr 3, pp 356-360 (USSR) ABSTRAM The present summary is dedicated to the fact that the reaction detected by the German scientist S.Vischer and rated after him was found 75 yearn ago. A further motive for this paper was the proof of the catalytic character of the reaction detected by the Russian chemist A. Ye. Arbuzov 45 years ago The reaction found by 7trebAr became the basis of the 14boraiory syntheses in the fiQld of nitrogen-containing heterocyclic compounds. In this reaction about 80 different ary.1 hydra- zines were used (Table 1). It may be expected that numerous further compounds of this claso will be successfully used In this reaction. In the nelection of aryl hydrazines, however, some limitations were found (Refa 27,20). From the carbonyl compounds different aldehydes, ketones, aldehyde- and keto acids an well as thetr voters, phenols, couzarknones and Card 1/3 ketolactones were used (Table 2). It can be seen from the Syntheses of Heterocyclic Compounds on the SOV/74-28-3-6/6 Basis of E. Fischer0s Reaction data available that by means of the P*Ascbsr reaction substituted indoles, indolunines, oxindoles, tetrahydro- and octahydro- carbazoles, pyrroles, tri- and tetrncyclic asanzalines (Ref 187) and 2-aminobenzthiazolon can be synthesized. In the course of time the method by Fischer-saa completed in many ways and some modifications were made. At present more than 30 dif- ferent catalysts are recommended (Table 4)- It in not possible to mention all examples described In publications for the performance Of Fiseber's reaction in this paper. The tables published in it cover rather tompletelX the principal classes of the carbonyl compounds and hydrnzine derivativto. Besides they illustrate in detail both the application fields of the reaction and the variety of the experimental methods used. Although the transformation of ary1hydrazones into indole derivatives was detected already 70 yearn agog the mechanism of this reaction has not yet been perfectly clarified. Farther a summary of publications is given dealing with the invosti- gation of the reaction meohanisin and entnblinhines various hypotheses and assumptiona. Theae papers have historical Card 2/3 importance only. At present the scheze by 'It. and R. Robinsono Syntheses of fleteroeyalle Compounds on the SOV/74-20-3-6/6 Bazis of E. rinaher's Reaction completed by Allen and Wilson in widely accepted. The Individual stages of this scheme which explains the cyclization process of aryl hydr3zonen, aryl hydrazides of the carboxylic acids and ketone-azineal could be confirmed. The author of this paper had inventigated in tho last few years the tauto- merism of aryl hydrazonun and their rearranCement in Fisher's reaction under the supervision of A. Ye. Arbuzov. It was possible to demonstrate the applicability of the polarographic method to the Investigation of Isomeric and stereolsomeric transformations of aryl-hydrazonts in solutions (Refe 65,66, 219,229). On the basis of the studies performed the scheme suggested 40 years ago by G. and R. Robinson could be confIrmea, derined and completed once more. it was rurther poasible to prove from the point of view of the generalized conjugation theory (Refa 66,222) that hitherto by far not all possible transformations, similar tofinobArIf reaction, have been investigated. There are 5 tables and 220 references, 38 of which are Soviet. Card 3/3 moDowa,,,0759 5(4) BOT/20-127-3-30/50 AtrTNORS I Budaikovq 0. X.9 Arbuzovj A. Too# Academician TITM The PoWegraphic Izvostil&tiou of the Itersaisomerio Trans- formation of Some, Baal- and Thicaosloarbasouss In lolutions PERIODICAL% Doklady Akadsaii nauk USX# 19590 Vol 127#.Nr 5# Vp 1041-104) (USSR) ABSTRAC?t The authors point out that the steroolsoaarion of semi- W thiosamia"bas"os has. not yet boon sufficiently well Invosti- atodl and that there are many discrepancies in published data Rofs 2-4)o Investigations were carried out of the asal- and 1 thiosomicarbasones of ðyl ketone# diothyl ketonet cyclo- pentanons, oycloheyAnons# boz&&1dsbydsj aootophozons, and thia- somicarbasons of p-isopropylbonsaldshyde In a 20% solution of methanol in water with @R - 5.7 under Irradiation with ultra- violet light. The measurements war* carried out by means of the photorecording polarograph LI-55. In the case of alloyalla aldshydes and ketones the stersoisonerio transformation of the corresponding somi- and thiosemicarbasonts occurs easily* Under irradiation by ultraviolet light the polarogram shows a now Card 113 ways with positive 1 1/2! A@ exception Is formed by the thlossai- SOV/20-127-5-30/58 The Polarographlo Investigation of the Btersoiaoserio Transformation of Some Semi- and Thiosemicarbs2ones in Solutions carbazone of oyolopentanons, which decays by irradiation. The production of the second wave, the height of which Increases with the duration of the irradiation, is explained by the production of a labile form. In the case of cyclic derivatives isomerism in based on the cia- and trans-form with respect to the ring. In aromatic derivatives stereoiso2erism may be ex- plained by the group Ri \O&NO, R(HY Table I gives the measured potentials of the semiwaves of the atersoisoners and the transformation energies. Even though the polarographical data alone do not suffioe for the purpose of explalning the structure of atersoisomers, they may, in con- junction with chemical and physical methods, nevertheless sake a valuable contribution. The labile forms found will as a rule be the cia- (or syn-) forma, though there are exceptions. Therefore a further investigation of the structure of those stersoisomere in necessary. There are 2 f1gures, 1 table and Card 2/3 9 references, 7 of which are Soviet. SOV/'20-12T-5-30/58 -The Polarographic Investigation of the Storeoisomer-le Traneforzation of Some Semi- and Thiosemicarbazones In Solutions ASSOCIATIONt Khimioheskiy Institut in. A. Yso ArbuzDva KAzanskogo filial& Akadesil. nauk 5531 (Chtmical. Institute imen'. A. Ye. Arbuzov of the Kazan' Branch of the Academy of S,@ionces, USSR) SUBVITTEW May 220 1959 Card 3/3 XITAYEV, YU.P.; BUDNIKOV, G.K.; ARMZOV, A,19# Study of tautomerlem, and geometric isomerism of nitrogen- containi derivatives of carbonyl compounds. Report Vo*3j Polarographic study of sons ml- and t"wdcarbazonea In voter-aloobol solutlones laws AN SSSR.Otd.khim.nauk no.5:924431 W 161. (MA 1435) 1, KbImIcheskiy institut in. A.YeArbuzovs. Kazanskogo fillials Akadexii zauk SUR, (Samicarbsaoses) (Polarography) 41TAUN, Yu,F.j DULNIKOV, G,K.j kWU7kV# A.Yo. Tautomoriam and gemetrical ismarism of nitrogen-containing carbonyl compounds. Repoft KO.41 Polarographic study of transformations of mom semi- and thiosemlearbazones in water - alc9hol solutions, Izv. AN SSSR. Otd,khim.nauk no,,7: 1222-1227 JI 161* (HIPA 140) L Khimichookiy institut im. A.Ye. Arbuzova Kazanskogo filials, Akadelaii nauk SSSR. (Senicarba zones) TOROPOVA, V.F.j XITArEV YU.P.; BUDKIKOV.4 G.K. Complex compounds of mercury and silver vith acetono thlos*- micarbasonot Zbwo neorgo kbine 6 no.3t647-652 Mr 161. (KM IAW L Kazanskiy gosudaretyannyy universitet Imeni V. I. U11yanova- Lenins. Kazanskiy filial AN SSSR. (Mercury compounds) (Si1V r compounds) (A:etone) KITAYEV, Yu.P.; BUDNIKOV, G.K.1 M-MOLISKATA T.V.1 kSUZOV, A, Yqjj -akadeak Quantitative evaluation of the effect of substituents on the polarographio r*duotion of certaln asftethine compounds. Dokl. AN MR 137 no.4o862465 Ap 061. (MDU 110) 1. Xhimichoskiy Institut im.A. Ye. Arbuzova Kazan4kogo flll&U (Schiff bases) (Hamett ejuation) liJ T5 KITAM. 1;49_r_.j EUDMIKOVO G.K.1 AIMZ(Nj A.19* 4c-- SULdy of tautomerism mid geometrical Isomerism of nltrogszk- containing derivatives of carbonyl compounds. Report No.5s Polarographic study of seai- and thioseaicarbasonea of aromatic sIdehydes. Izv.AH SSSR.Otd.khiz.n&uk no.lOsl772-1780 0 161. (KIRA 14tIO) lo Xhimichookiy institut in. A.Ys.Arbusova Xazwwkogo filials, AN SSSH. (Somicarbasones) (Pblarograpb7) KITAIEV, ru.P.,- 10DINIKOV, G.K.1 SKUBKOVA, I.M. Tautomerism. and geometrical isomerism of rdtrogen-contain1mg derivatives of carbonyl compounds, Report No.61 Polarographic study of asmicarbasones and thiosemicarbazones of some allphatic and alloyclic ketones. 1xv. AN SSSR Otd.khim.nauk no.2:244- 252 F 162, (MIRA 15-2) 1. Khimiaheskiy inatitut is. A.To.Arburova AN SSSR, Kazan'. Senicarbazonos) KITAYEV, Tu.P.; BUDNIKOV, G.K. Use of polarography in organic chemistry. Usp.khlm. 31 no.6s 67o-7og je 62. (MIRA 150) 1. Khimichookiy institut imeni A,Ye. Arbuzova Rasanskogo filiala AN 83SR, (Polarography) (Chsaistry, Organ1c) MATEV, NJ.; ARBUZOV, A.Ts. Study of tautomerlan and geomstrlo isomerism of nitrogen- containing derivatives of carbonyl compounds. Report No.2s Pblarographic study of trawformetions of phany1hydmaones of som aldehydes and fatty aromatic ketones in methanol. Ixv.AX SM Otd.khim.nauk nooftU05-1.4.U Ag 160, (HM l5s5) lo Xhimicheakiy institut, in* Aele.Arbuzova Kazanaki filial AN SUR - (Hydrasones) (Polarography) t1someril"IlT KITAYLV. .1 IJUDRIKOVg G.K. @ I Co2or reaction of thlooemicarbazones vith sodium nitroprusside. Zay*lAbt 28 no,7s8O64M 162, (HIRA l5s6) I* Mimichaskiy ImUtut Kazanskogo fibala AN SSM* (Somiwbasones) (Sodium nitroprusside) BUDNIKOV, G.K.; YITAIEVp XUA --.- - - -------" Oncillographio polarograpby of now somicarbasomes w4 thiosemicarbasoves. Zhur.ob.khis. 32 no.2058-364 F 162. (MIM 15:2) 1. Xhimicheakiy institut ixoni A.Ye. Arbuzova Kazanskogo filiala AN SSSR. (Somimbasones) (Polarography) _MAXEV,,,Yu.P.j BUDNIKOV, G.K,; CHWOVAp A.V. Tautomerism and geometric isomerism of nitrogen-cont-InIng derivatives of carbovyl compounds. PAport Hoo7s LOtrayiolet spectra or some semi- and thionemicarbasorase IzvJ."l SM.Otd. khlm.nauk noe7s1208-1213 n 162. (KMA 150) 1. Khimicbeekly institut in, A#To*Arbuzova AN S.M. (Umie-qrbazones-4pectra) ZHAGIDULLINp R.R.; SATTARUVA, F.K.j BUDNIKOV, G.K.; KITANN, lu.P. Characteristic Analytical features In Infgwred aloarptton spectra and in the structure of Mai- and thiooemicarliazonsm, os voll as of their mathylation products. lsv* AN S5345oref1s. 26 sio.10s]@*-V03 0 162o WhA 15ilO) 1, Kh1micheakiy Inatitut in. A.Ts*Lrbusova AN @ZSR, (Seal,carbazonee-4pectra) SUGIDULLIN, R,R.j SATTMOV4 F.K.1 TROYEFOLISKAYA, T.Y.j KrTAYEUI_ Tu.P. On the coexistence of different tautomeric forms of phenyl hydrazones. Isv.AX SSSR.Otd.khln.nauk no.2s385-3115 F 063. (KIM Iit/.) 1. XhImichaskly Institut in. A.Ye.Arbuzova AN SSSR. (Hydrazones) (Tautomerism) KITAM Tu P I TROYEPOLISKATAj, T.V. f::=7-L@@ Tautomerism and geometrical Isomerism of nitrogen-containing derivatives of carbmWI compounds. Report So.8t Folarogrophic study of phanyl hydrazone tautomerlem, Izv.AV SSSR,Otd,khis, nauk no.3t454-465 Mr 063. (KIRA 1634) 1. Khimicheskiy inatitut in. Aje.Arbuzava M SSSR. (Hydrazones) (Tautomerism) (Pblarography) li IKITAYEV Yu P ; TROYEFOLISRAUp T.V. Tautomerism and geometrical Isomerism of altorgen-containing derivativesof oarbonyl oompounds. Report Xo.9s Polarographic behavior of phanyl tqdrasoneso lzv.AN WSR.Otd.khim.nauk no.3465-473 Mr 163. (KMA 16:4) 1. lhimloheakiy institut In. A,Y~,Arbusova 0 SSSR. (Hydrazones) (Tautomerism) (Polarography) @- .1 SHAGIDULLINi R.P&; SATTAROVAp F.K.1 TROTEPOL'SKATA# T.V.; KITAYFV# TU.P, Tautomarism and geomotrIcal Isomerism of nitrogen-containlng derivatives of carbonyl compounds. Report go.10s Infraried spectra of the phanyl hydrasones of some aldehydes, lzT.Av SSSR.Otd.khim.nauk no-3t473-478 Mr 163. (KIRA 16W 1. Ahimichaskly institut Im. A.Ye.Arbuzova AN SSSH. (Hydrazone"beorption spectra) (Tautomerism) ---------- @- SNAGIVULLIN, R.R.1 SITTARMA, F.K.; SEMOVA, N.Y.1 TROUPOLISKArA, T,Vj XITAr ..,,Tv.?. . AVJ Tautomerien and geometrical ismorlas of nitrogen-oontaining derivatives of carbozql compouds. Report No. 21 Infrared spectra of pbonylbydmsonos of some ketones. Isy. AN SSSR. Otd. khim. nauk no.4t633-637 Ap 163. (MIRA 16: 3) 1. KbWohaskiy institut In. A. To. Arbosom AN SMp Uzan'. (Hydrasones-Absorption mractra) (Isomr1m) XITArZV, Tu.P.1 BUDNIXOV, G.R. Polarographic reduMon or sealoarbasones and thlosesdearba- zones. Zhur. ob. khim. 33 no.5:1396-UO3 W 163. (MM 16:6) 1. Khimichaskly institut tuni A.Ts. Arbuzova AN SSSR. (Semearbasones) (Pol'arogmpb7) LITAUV, ru.Pj SLUMOVA9 1-?L Behavior of sow polynitroalkanes on a mercury dropping electrodes DokI, AN WR 149 noo3slOSO-1093 Ap 163* (XLRA 16 s 5) 1, Khi-iohoskiy in#titut in. A.To.Arbuwva AN SSSR. Predstayleno &Wemikon A,Y*.Arbuwvyn. (Ritroparafrins) (Electrodes, Dropping mercury) .KI.TATEV,,Xu.P.j BUDNIXOVp G.K, Polar6graphle study or some benzohydrazldes. Dokl. AN 5= 154 no.6sl379- 1381 F f64, (MRA l7t2) 1. Xhimicheakiy institut is. A.YdeArbuzova AN S= . Predstavleno akademi- kom A.Ye.Arbuzovyno - KITAYEV, Yu.P.1 13ULNIKOV, G.K. Tautomerlon and geometrIcal, loomerlsm of nitrogen-containIng derivatives of carbonyl. compounds. Report No.12: PolAroghraFhic study or semi and thlosemicarbazones of aliphatic aldehyden. Izv. AN SSSH. Ser. khim. no.6:9?P-"4 Je 164. (MIPA 17:11) 1. KhImicheakly Inotitut Im. A.Ye. Arbuzova AN 53SR. CHMNOVA, A.V.j SHAGIDULLIN, R.R.1 KITAYLVI, Tu.P. Transformations of pheny1hydraxonee In solutions. 1tv. AN SSSR. Ser. khIm. no.8%1555 Ag 164. (KMA 17 19) 1. KhImIchiskiy Institut In. A.Ye. Arbuzova AN SSSH, Kazan'. RAY"'ISKII, D.A.; SHAGIMLLINt TUSPO Vibrntional spectra and structure of thioasmicarbatmes tf ame keto acid asterse Doklo AN WSH .159 noe4,900-903 D 164 (HIRA 18il) lo Khimicheakly institut Imeni A. T*. Arbuzova All SSSR. 11'r6datavlano akademikom B.A. lrbuxorrp, OaRk 18:1Z' 1, :olf'!t-at khIlaii ljli Fnzanl# Submitted llll.@7 14, B.A.; S011-107, Yu.ytl-; KITAY-F7, Yu#"* r,,n,,i.(itAr renmiance ofoifArn of an-j t,@(- @.trjxtiro of azlrjf@.,, nni phonyllrydrazrnem, 1z.-I.AN no.ltll@,- 65 166. 1911,11 1. Vl,,imlclit@.-skly inatitut Im. Ajo.Arbj-.riva PI 6.@' -, R ', Faznnzkly, wiiveraltat @mo I y ri r tic. r, c.r no @,l OP-0 In.1-A t,,I@ VWEIZVO 4.R.1 BUDRIKOV, G.K.; KITAYEV, Yu.P. Possibility of determining micrOqUAntition of orgAniC COW- pounds during their adsorption by using an oscillographic method with stepped polarization voltage. Dokl. AN SWR 162 no,2031-334 My 165, (MIRA l8t5) 1. Kazanskiy aviatoionnyy institut, Submitted Ootober S. 1964. WM44 ACC NP, AP 65A SOURCS COD81 V 51=101 MHOR3v Kitsy'alf yaolj'@- aimagint-k. Vj. M&4 To V. N.- OROS none Class No* 175262 TITLES A device for testing a apparstust =RCIs BYUU*tent isobratenir' i tavartVi[h snakov,, no, 19,, 19650 81 TOPIC TAWS respirator, pressure rogulatorp automatic pressure control ABSTRACTS This Author Certificate presents & device for testing a diving respiratory apparatus, The device contains a sonsit.4,ve *lament in the form of a membrane di-Viding the casing into two compartments and directing the flow of a gas stream through a noz%le regulated by a measuring element (see Fig, 1). To broaden the limits of. testing pressure without destroying the sensitive 91mentp the nossio-contaU%ing chamber of the device is provided with a valve and an auxiliary membrane which ir equal to the affectire size of the membrane and which directs the valvvo The valve and the auxiliary nambrano regulate the pressure doUvired by a source of compressed air in res"we to the tooted pressure. Cord L 27890-66 ACC Ma AP7002618 SOURCZ COM UR/0413/66/000/023/0134/0134 'INVENTOR: Inozentsevo N, 1#1 Kitayevs Yu, Vs; Bykhovskly, Kh, V,; Fecharin, A. A. ;ORG: none !TITLE: Piston reducer for an automatic squalung. Class 65, No. 189323 SOURCE: Itobretenlys, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyys xnakI, no. 23, 1966, 134 TOPIC TAGS: piston reducer, aqualung, diving technology. life support equipment, respirator , underwater clothing, survival kit ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has @een Issued for a piston reducer assembly for an ,automatic aqualung. Fig. I shows the assembly. To maintain secondary pressure in the 'Pigs 1. Piston reducer assembly 1 - Differential piston; 2 and 3 - rubber gaskets; 4 - spring; 5 seal; 11 -,5 - connectlu& pipe seat. Card ACC NR1 A117002618 reducer chamber more accurately, a seal made of plastic In attached to the butt of the small differential piston. This Seal covers th* opening of the connecting pipe seat where air is-introduced at high pressures, A'spring prevents damas to the Piston during vibrations [WA-N-67-021 SUB CODEt 06/ SuBM DATIC 23Apr64/ @A' -3 Soulla. COM-,: V. 1. Klcpatskiy, A. G. Ko'yadina, -A. it V, Yu V S. V. ORG: 11011C TiTl.-: rlr(-athing dvvice for diver,., workingt at conatant depths. Class 65, NO. V SOURCE: Izolbreteniya, promyshlennyyc obraztsy, tovarnyyc znaki, no. 20, 10060 20.1 TOPIC TAGS: water, air, respirator, diving mask, naval physiology ABs'rRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a breathing device for (livers working at constant depths. It cons18t8 of a housing with a mask and inhaling and exhaling valves; it is connected to the brc;,thing bag of the device repll;-',ing 1'ie required gas volume. The breathing bal, has a bleeder valve joined to a regenerative cartridge containing a chemical substance, and to a cartridge containing a chemical absorbent. To insuve that the diver can remain under water al, comitant depths for a long, period, the component regulating the required gas 'Cow 1/2 UDC: 629. 128. 2/7 614. 894 L lC576-67 ACC -NR: APGO35943 voluine in the brcathiniZ bag is In the form of a housing with channeg's. The housing is Lo-Aned to the exhalation tube by a regenerative cartridge and a cartridge containing a cheinical absorbent. The housing contains a valve rest contacting an elasticized menibrane mounted Inside the housing and attached to the clastic walls of the brcathing bag by flexible trip rods. The housing automatically distributes k "he f'ow of exhaled gan to the regenerative and absorbent cartridges. Orig. art. has: 1 figure, [Tranulation) IN-67-2) q Cf,rj 2/2 Fig. 1. Breathing device for divers, I-Housing of device regulating required gas volume; 2-valve rest; 3-membrane; 4-spring; 5-breathing bag; 6-clastic trip rods SUB CODE: 06 ISUBM DATE: 13Jan651 Accwiai wR i ATW42687 81WW63/W0100WbAQbA? AMOM KLt*y*v-&q#k# L As Tl=t Sensory disruptions due to weightlessness SOMM Xonforentelya po, avla;Adonaoy I kommichodwy mdltsiao# 2963@ Aviatsionnays, I komicheakaya moditelsa (Aviation and @We modicime)l material.19 konforentaiis Moscoul 19639 24&247 TOPIC TAGM welghtlessne"I eensory disruptionj sensory Illusion, coordination test ABSTRACT., A series of tests was performed during ahort-t*rn weightlessness for the purpose of dateraLng various sonsoryl vogetativel and motor reactions of people. XazW persons who had little previous flying experience suffered from a sensation of taningl accompanied by a sonse of f*aro Other persons underwent sense of disorientation so that they felt that they wort hWing head-down or ek-down or In *ome other nonvertical position, Persons who experienced a **a~&- L tion of falling and fear often also experienced other Illusory "osations, such a sen"tions of expanding or increasing In sizol distortion of objeote In their ;ield of visiong and sometimes the appearance of violet aura around U&M94 Card 112 ACCMSIOff RR: AT4o42687 objects# An examination of color perception found that certain colors# particularly yellow, were more vividly perceived in a weightless state. In most cases this visual acuity diminishes as the state of weightlessness Is prolong9d, and in some persons it disappears entirely after a while@ Coordination In a weightless state was tested by means of a 1%orizontal lett*r." The object or this toot Is to draw a series of crosses In a horizontal lin*o In a weightless state, the lino@ of crosoes tended to go up# and during excess S it tended to down. This was true vith eyes opened or closedl although In the latter cons the reaction was less won marked. In testa with open eyes, when the subject's hand was shielded from his view, the line of-crosses tended to go down during weightlessness, whereas the line tonded to p up during excess S. Among experienced flying personnel, the" effects wore not observed@ Mote fired at a target during weightlosenese tended to be displaced upward and to the rightq while during excess S thev tended to be displaced downward# In a weigbtless states the shot# tended to be less v*U grouped* Evaulation of passage of time by persons in w*lghtloggna" gav@ sceewhat indefinite results. AMCIATION1 none 2789P63 &NCL: 00 M CMs LS NO RV my& 000 1 000 Card 2/2 RITAIEV-SMrX. - Cat floats In the air, Nauka I shisn' 30 no-035@-39 Ap 163. (Volghtlessness) (MIRA 160) ACCLWION XR1 AT4042682 8/0000/63/000/000/0197/0196 AUTHORt Zv#rev, As To I KitV9v-4mq"kt 16s, A. TITLEt Effects of short-term weightlessness on the nervous system SMCZt Konferentoiya po aviatsionnoy 1, kommioboakoy meditsine, 1963. Aviatelonsaya L komicheaksqa mWitsfus (Aviation and space "dicine)l asterialy's konforeatelie Moscow, 1963, 197-198 TOPIC T408: weightlessness$ nervous systems performance test, angular accelors- tioD, 0sriolis acceleration ABMACT., Experiments were performed In order to determine the ability of son to perform certain types of tasks under conditions of weightlessnesso, The tasks iDaludod responding to lightaq namberaq and Doodle indicators* If a light lit UP$ the subject had to connect contacts* If a 3-digit figure appeared, he had to dial the number on a tolophone-like dial* In the on" of the n**dlo indleator# the subject had to maintain it on conter*while the Doodle deviated according to a programmed tape* In work with contacts, when the aircraft was gathering @poods execution time was rioducodl daring laintial excess S sivecution time became stLU Card 1/2 ACCEMOR XR3 AT4042"2 le"I during weightlessness it became greater, often greater than the Initial levell during the second excess X it diminished once morel and during the Mond level flight it increased~ Extoution times for work with 3-digit numbers follow" the "so patterne The "goitudo of error In work with keeping the needle Indicator an center was 1*3--2 times as great during Initial and post-utiotle" overloads as it was during level nighto Curing weightlessuesal the magnitude of ernr over level flight increased by a factor of 3--4@ When subjected to angular accelera- tions, the magnitudo of error Increased by 10-13%e During coriolle sccslerstloosj'@ the margin of error also Looreasod, in all stages of flight, but was particularly marked during weightlessness when It increased 8- to 10-folds Theme objective data contrasted wi,W subjective, evaluation& of the subjects vim felt that It was pore difficult to work during excess g than during weigbtloessess. 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F S I nN N P i AP4046669 -,L ri t end to ri.odc rate a s a resul t o re e i e e t o r- a r e s o n 4 p s r, q c. r v P, r s a 'i e n c x r o r I t 1 0 n r@ o I e f n a n n ;7.r 1 9 a f v P, n im r n g a i c, r, oi r q I n A p rn v r t r v! we i iz t, t - i h A S C. A T 1 'J n o n e CIL T d 2 -9 - -- - - --- - -- --- -- I - 'i @ . ') 4 f, 6 f@ '0 @ E V 7, .,) V : u 0 ') v !; - :- OTHER I Oull) IF - p H - FFESSI 3133 A . . ^ - - -2 .1 1,) ACCESSION NM AT4037685 AUTHOR: Kitoyev-Smy*k, L, A* 9/2865/64/003/Ooo/0159/0166 TITIZ: Reactions of humans to weightlessness SOURCE: AN SM. Otdeleniye biologl@heddkh pauko Problemy* kosmicheekoy biologilt To 39 1964, 1"-166 TOPIC TAGM parabolic flight# weightlessnesso manned space flight ABSTRACTs PArabolia trajectories in airoraft were used to study thot reaCtions of more than 200 persons to brief (26 to 30 &*a) periods of wolghtlessnesso The drawback of the method is that the periods of weightlessness are preceded and followed by periods of increased (2g) gravity lasting up to 18 so** &me subjects underwent several hundred trials. Data were collected by observationg interrogation, and motion pictures. At the onset of weightlessness, 75% of the subjects Dot accustomed to night experienced spatial illusions (han" head downwardl lying on stomach, back, or sid*1 sensation of being thrown upward. of falling, and of falling and turning in the air). The" spatial illusions more accompanied to a greater or lesser degree by psychological reactions (fear# Grd Ac=m ns AT037685 tion, and even lose of ccnIact with reality) and sympathetic reacti disorient& one (nnuasa, vomiting) in various combinations. Correlations were noted between the type of spatial illusion experienced and the psychological and "apathetic reactions which followed, permitting the latter 'to be predicted. The" psychological and sympathetic disturbances (fear, disorientationt nauseat vomiting) are the factors limiting human tolerance to weightlessness. Subjects were divided into two groups: thoso with considerable flight experience over 100 hre flying time or over 20 parachute jumps) and persons unaccustomed to flight. The experienced group showed a much higher (82%) proportion of personis with good tolerance to weightlessness than the inexperienced group (17%). A pregnant woman unintentionally included in the experimental group experienced nauaea and vomited, but recovered after the flight and carried a normal baby to term. Th* data obtained indicate the possibility of adaptationt6 weightlessans ASSOCIATIONt none EMITTED: 00 IML: 00 SUB CODSt PPI L5 NO MW MV 1 002 1 002 2/2 A f, "PT