SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOLIN, K.T. - KOLINSKY, J.

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KOMI, K. T.
Kolin,, K. T. -- "Comparative Analysis of S"erz2l Systems of mhrea-Dimensional
Color Television." Min Conaudcations USSR,, Leningrad Blactrical Engi-
neerring Inst, imeni Professor He'A. Bonch-Bruyevich,, Leningrad,, 1955
(Dissertation fbr~-Degree of- Cartdidate in Teobnical- 3ciences.) -
SOi Knizhnaya Letopia's No, 23j Moscows Jun 55P PP 87-104

KOLIN AT~, kand.tekhn.naak; WM ONUA V.Ye. inzh.
Certain practical problems concarning the use of binocular dis-
placement mixing of colors in industrial television. Trudy LEIS
no.2d%,-193 157. 1525)
(Color television) (Industrial television)

AWITOV, Yu.V.; VEWKIN, N.S.; ZEMMI, B.G.; 2LOTNIKOV, S.A.;
,IQQ!i~K.T.; KOMUTOY&Ts A.G.; M=NKO. Yu.G.; CWOLIKO&
V.V.; TARAUE125. D.A.; SEEKAKOV, P,V.q red*; V=GRZN=# lolot
red.; KARABILOVA, S,F., tekhn.red,
[Televisiani general aoursal Televidenia; obahchil kurs. Pod
red. P.T.Shmakove. Moskva. Goe.izd-vo 'Lit-ry po vopronam sviazi.
i radio. 1960. 391 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Television)

--KOLM- LT., kend.tekhn.naukj LISOGURSMYt V.I. , inzh.; ZOTIOV, P.I.)
inzh.
,Closed-circuit television system for the centralized control
of the operation of boilers. Elek. sta. 31 n0.8115-24
Ag 160. WIRA 14:9)
(Boilers) (Industrial television)

.Aassi..ft cation of mine sweepers and vnedianical idne swoeper equipment. P. 319.
OLZiNILK, Vol- 4j no- 3) -;Aay Jun~, 1954, Split, Yu,,-osl;avia)
&;j: nonthly list of East Eurorean Ace-essions, (MIL), L'--', Vol. 4, no. 1
Jan. 1955, Uncl.

'm

~KWN~ 1.41'8-31~PoUeveles Irerlok.-
Tveat--'ng drinking vater with ozone. Vixuai ko2'I no. 4-.,,4J4 -4- 69
163o
2.1 Section Chief, Division of Hydraulic Engineering, GIvI-I
Engineering Designing Enterprise, Budapest.

KOLIN, Laszlo; SATORHELYI, Tamas,,
Df~siguing aspects of large-size Xron-and manganese removal
inptallations,".. HidrojdgidI.,.,.)~p7-1 :",I~no.9083-395 :S 164.
9ny
1, Division,of Hydroteohnology,-Givil Engineering Designing
Enterprise,..Ministx7 of,Build,ing, Budapest.

KOLINY No. stari3hiy inzhoner
Raising'sunkanilop-~ In enterprises of the Padosh lmd)erihi -center*
Re ch.tranap. 20 no.,6-.33-34 Je 161o (KERA 14f6)
L Byuro tekhnicheskoy,informataii Karallskogo sovnarkhozae
(Pudozh-Lumbering)

3-58-4-32/34
AUTHORt Norkin, U.N., Candidate of Technical Sciences; Kolin V '
Candidate of Chemical Sciences; Spetstai, G. D .;-!inn ~ria;ov,
A.P., Chashchin, I.P.1 Bogma, A.S.
TITLEt Bibliography (Bibliografiya) A Guide for Practical Exercises
(Rukovodstvo k prakticheakim zanyatiyam)
FERIODICAW Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1958, # 4, pp 9192 (USSR)
ABSTRACTi Thie ie a roviow of a book (published by Gookhimizdattl957)
"Quide for Practical Exercises in the Laboratory of Processea
Apparatuses of Chemical Technology") which was compiled by
PoG. Romankov, L.F* Dmitriyenkop B.N. Lepilin, A.A. Hoskov,
I.Ye. Ovechkin, N.V. Ozerovap I.S. Pavlushenkof N.B. Rashkove-
kaya, V.N; Sokolov, N.I. Taganov and P.Ya. Yablonakiyt workers
of the Chair of Processes and Apparatuses of Chemical Techno-
logy, Leningradskly tekhaologicheakiy institut imeni Lensoveta
(Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet)
ASSOCIATION: Tomskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni S.M. Kirova (.Tomsk-
Polytechnic Institute imeni S.M. Kirov)
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
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Nore confidenceo
P. 169, (Zeleznicar) flo. 7, July 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index bf East European Aces3ions (EEAI) Vol. 6. No. 11 November 1957

(;2,EC,[OSLOVAKIA
KOLINI V 1,21).
U adeke
of p-,itliologic-id knatomy O'UNZ Mtolo -i k0 M t0
oddeleni OUIIZ)O~'Mlada-Boleslav
Prague Nnitrni,.lekarstvi No', ill 1963- .-Ilklig-71123
PP
"Bicuspid, Aortic, Valve --and -Dissecting Aneurysm of-the
Ascendin,, Aorta.11

OKHRIMI&O, I.S.; KOLIN, V~L.
Ube of the FIC-3 Instrujwnt for hardness evaluation and study of
the hardening proce3a in lacquer coating, Lakokras.matei ikh
Prime no.2:48-52 162. (MMA 15:5)
1. Leningradakiy tekhnologicheski inatitut imeni Lensoveta.
(Pritective coatings-Tes= (Heasuring instruments)

ANSWO
KLIMA, Josef; KOLIN,_ Vojtec
Endobronchial hamartoma. Cesk. rentganol. 15 no-4;263-265 161.
1. Rentgenologicke oddeleni OUNZ-111. Boleslav, prednosta MUDr. J.Klima
Patolo-ickoanatomioke oddeleni OUNZ-M. Boleslav, prednosts. ITUDr.
0
V.Kolin.
(BRONCIII neoplasms) (HMOTOMA caseireports)

NUN, rojteoh
Papillary tamor of the mitral valr IhItmi lek. 11 no.6t
599-603 J*165,
1. Patologicko-anatomicke oddelani Obvodniho ustavu narodniho
zcl-rav:L v MI.Boleslayi (Prednostas MUDr. Vojtech Kolin).

N
TIN, Ia. S. r"Il
0
,,--,f,"ctjve iiotilos for Ilaintermanco Chacks on the In.-n-a--itioll or Generator
- I E.
Windings," FAck. Stan., I'llo. 1, !949.

U~~i--,,Zlsotrielty - Itme"atica~, To.-Aing Of "Irlir 53
nak 4~tls no 34, pj~- 3-40
'Ite-Tz ATIr nrtite,~t3 on row-ative -te~tltj& Of 1=7-11AUCO COWT th-S f
vels-otim e6 "A za,'Aagea for olde mWABA-3 (L-11tr U14 .,I. Eozymv);
it ote--ed-up VWtu" ( L~'-lgn G. U-4 'Ur-4yellt
E:-:1 C-Mwr,-qtcv ~Aator 'WinAugm (Ye, C..
','tab 'ma
ti); tei;t m- gener-Amm ulth ftatifted w4tago Yo.
"'h Cie
C-" imtvwCwt4 *a a gromp "t.-h ecat*o-c-1 rmto v%-&-olane
tlviro t -"o SZ4=WcUcn Ln w-n6lualpf; bre.~k~!-,mo v? -lea

1. KOLTII, YA.S.
USS.
2
. R (600)
4. Dynamos - Testing
7. Using rectified voltage in testing the insulation of generators, Elek.sta. 24
no. 3, 1953*
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, AKUL
.1953, Uncl.

AW P - 3256
Subject WSR/Slectricity
Card 1/2 PUb. 27 - 11/25
Authors a Karamzin, A. P. #Ya. S. Kolino A. M. Miarinovo and L. M. Rauzinq
Engs.
Title : Experience with putting transfor re into service without preliminary
drying out
Periodical t 316ktriohestvot 9s 60--621, 8 1955
Abstract t The authors discuss an article by A. 1. Ashryatov NFutting trans-
formers into serive without preliminea7 drying out" (This jourmilp
Sept. 1955j, pp. "-54) and operational circular 3/9 of the Ministry
of Slectrie Power Stations. They maintain that A. K. Ashryatov's
criticism of the circular is not confirmed by their own operational
experience. Since 1951 thay have applied in one of the povw
systems the methods recommended by the circular and have introduced
into serive fifteen nO-kv.. 7.5- to 31.5-thousand kw power trans-
formers wJth most satisfactory results. The authors discuss

Elektriobestvop 9v 6Q-629 5 1955
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AID P - 3256
critically some of Asbryatov's statements on: 1) local and surface
moisture of transformer insulation in connection with their storing
and transportimp 2) existing criteria of estimating the degree of
moisture; and 3) the coordination of methods of testing to be made
at the factory ivzd at the place of assembly.
Institution i Main Administration of Ural Plover Systems (Glavuralonergo)
Submitted : My 1.4,9 1955

Whill . 10 inzhener.
Operation of generators with grounded stator windings. Ilek.sta.
27 no.5:38-41 Ky 156. WBA 9:8)
(Electric generators)

4043, SOME FROUI-ENM
Thp preukit roqtt~w teAt cossit-.ts
Aj NUal CD 1.6 OnIC-9 Mt~d vnltag~. rbW

-j,na "Agam roamyo ta9t C0.9319113 -Ii lilllixt~ all i:0

be carried outwitA Me vci!t,-~p immtaed
test with Voltage eWal to 2V,,jam 19 Irsliflit. -t T-ie z,,i*
generaLor, W Raran"s its
&Cmrd=m widl the el:zAblialhod ip""IN jt!.-
generator Is asourned to t-C tlo - 120
defeeLlve element !s removed after ita I.- ~ejt Vjf~j
the augmted Inelpa.sed voltage, the :ile Z,-A,
1.0-1 i:), - ~fi ~,
h.mr? and mrov. q rotor Immi-anciq (. 1-1 - factor
in rotor performaktite, Me test omjri ii-o ::i,? . o,
and Clezn. M w

BLIHOVA, V-11.,- DRMIDOV. A.A*.- JMLLUY
a,J,L,MAY.USHKIf1. Ya.G..- MYZIH, L.K.:
PERHYAKOV. N.P.; POMnW, A.Io; BOROVIK, Z.G.; YRFREHOY, I.A.;
KOPAYGCRODSKIY. A.B.; MARMOT, A.M.: NEMOROSHKOVA, 0.1.; FMOVSKIT,
A.F.; RCHANOVSKrY. A.A.; RASSADNIKOV, Ye.I., red.; SAVELOYEV, V.I.,
red,; FRIDKIN, A.M., tekhn.rede
Ellectric power in the Urals during the pact 40 years] Rnergetilm
Urals za 40 let, Hoakvat Gos. energ. irti-vo, 1958. 141 p.
(MIRA 11-5)
(Ural Mountain region-Blectric power)

KOLIN. U.S., inzh.
Drying of large electric machin as by the use of direct.current,
Ilek. atao 31 3:82-84.Kr 160. (14IPA 13:6
(Moctric. mchiuer3~-Drying)

K(ILTE, Ya.S.-, inzh4-
cvontive tc:~;tinC. Loirintem, repair of the s tator
L, -Mc~);
ndinG-s td--a
W1 genex#4Wk~r Ele'c.3ta. 32 no.";:V-U, S 161.
(ilix, volo)
(Electric generatomn.,11aintonance and repair)

S/061/62/0-0/013/002/054
B158/B144
AUTHORS% Belyustin, A. V., Kolina, A. V., Stepanovat N. .3.
TITLE- Crystallization of.spheres in the presence of im.purities
PEMODICAL: Refcrativnyy zhurnal. Khimiyaj no. 13, 1962, 43 44,
abstract 1'3B250 (3b. -'Ro3t kristallov. v. 311. MI., All S53R,
1961, 152 - 155)
TEXT: The effect of impurities on the form and quality of cr~rstals Erow-
inC on crystalline spheres from solutions was studied. Teets were
carried out on crystallization of spheres of alumopotassiur.-alum and
Rochelle -ialt. Spheres of 10-15 mm dia. were suspended in the solution;
thus it was noted which faces appeared in the presence of ce.-'tain impur4
ties. liaOlfl dnd KOH impurit-ies'result in the best development of all faces
of Rochelle salt and imprIove their quality; Al (50 ) has a similar effect
2 4 3
on alum.. in other cases, impurities have a selective effectt H so
2 4
ea~uses a %,,eakening in the (2211 faces of alum, and faces 2111 become
larger. One and the same impurity can have the same effect on all faces
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8/081/62/000/013/002/054
Crystallization of spheres B156/B144
at lo-r concentrations, but a selective effect at high concentrations: at
100'~~ excess of Al (60 )in the alum solution$ faces 21,j develop notice-
2 4 3 -- - - - - - -, - I
ably more actively, while faces i221J are suppressed. The selective effect
of an impurity or combination of impurities can spread to the whole ran(,e
of orientations and the growth of a rounded surface beco7..es possible. The
method of crystallizing spheres explains hovi an impurity affects the
development and quality of a large number of faces, and enables a more
thorough study oi the general and-selective effect of impurities. Im-
purities that aubstantially affect the process of crvotal growth have a
rel,%tively weak effect on the complex of faces appearing on a*sphero.
Some imDurities retard deposition of a substance on considerable sections
of the sphere's surface and alter its character*in such a way t1hat the
corre~panding sections remain.transparent. [Abstracter's note: Complete
translation.]
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA
HORAIC, F.; KOLINA,, J.;.THOMESOVA, 0.; Chair of Organic Technology,
Paculty o?T70-m-TC366111~Technology, Slovak Technical University (Ka-,
tedra Organicke Technologie CharnIcko-Technologicke Fak-aty Slo-
venske Vysoke Skoly Technicke), Bratislava; Institute for Re-
search, Production and Application of Radioactive Isotopes (Ustav
pro Vyzkum, Vyrobu a Vyuziti.Radioisotopu), Prague,
"Sulfur Derivatives of 6-Azathymine. III. Synthesis of Labelled
2-Thio-6-Azathymine and a Simplified Method of its Preparation."
Praguo,.Cesllcoslovonska Parmacie,, Vol 15, No 5, Jun 66, pp 254-255
Abstract ZA-uth'ors' English summgry nodified_7: 2-thio-6-azathymine-
--h-75 and 2-thio-6-azathymine_S3 were prepared for use in the study
of goitromenio activity. In the preparation of the S35 containing
substance it was noticed that the rate of exchange of S in the
non-active substance for S35 is consistent with a paeudoiaonomolecular
reaction. 2 Figures, 4 Western, 3 Czech references. (Manuscript received
23 Aug 65).
50
a3mr4i JOA; STHM) Ian; x0bulAs jogef
Photographic properties of 03rantma dyan I. IzUdaaolem
car'000yanillee- Cb81a Prum. 32 no.7-.348-350 J3. 162.
L Fotochoma n.p.,, VYZkUWV ustav f0tograficks chemie,,
Blansko.

BYLEROVSKIY S. I. inzb# P-19424--
6irking a abaft 2267o3 m,'dddp in 24.5'monthi3 (from tgTbe South African
Hining and EnTine6ring Sournalp't no, 3594, 1961)o Shakht, strde 6
no.5:29-30 MY 162. (MIU. 15:7)
(South Africav Union of-Shaft sinkirg)

A',
DYMOVSKIYj S.I., inzh.1 KOq.NA, M. G.
Shaft sinking record at the Buffelsfontein Hine (Republic of
South Aftica, (fran "Mning Journal,," Nos, 6607 and 6608, 1962
-and *The Sbutvh African Mining and EngineeringJournalim no. 3609,
1962). Shakht. stroi. 6 no,7:27-28 J1 162* (IIIRA 15:7)
(South Africas, Republic of-Shaft sinking)

S.S.. KOIJ
KORNILOV, inzh.; KOBYZEIr, .4%,'A, M,Ct., inzil,
Mining-equipment abroad. Ugol' ljlkv~ 7 no-10:53-54 0 163.
(MIRA 17:4)

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AWHORS: Bashkint V. A.
03G: none
TIT",': The laminar boundary layer on ellipsoids of re*olution
SOMM: ANI SSSR. Izvestiya. Mekhanika zhidkoati i ~azaf no. 6t 1966# 152-156
TOPIC TAGSi Isminar boundary layer# ideal gasp compressible gas, critical point#
enthalpy, Prandtl numberp friction, temperature coefficient
ABSTIUCT.- Thin paper gives the results from a theoretical study of the laminar
boundary layer on ellipsoids of revolution overflown by a sunersonic stream of ideal.
Gas at a zero angle of attack. A wide range of characteristic uarameters ie useds
11 OD = 3-10, 6 - b/a - 0-5--4, and H., - 0-05--0-75- The flow of a compressible gas
in a laminar axisymmetAc boundary layer is dencribed by the eyatem
ru) + 4-( () rv) . 0
Y
Q-U + evou due 0 (~, au
P~u ax +
W eeae - W T
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lpu~ 1-1 + Pv?Jq__+ + (P - 1)~-U]j
ax by ay I P ZY ay
where x and y are physical coordinates directed along and normal to the generatrix of
the body; r is the cross-sectional radius of the axisymetric body; u and v are
components of the velocity vector.and are parallel to the coordinate axes x and y#
respectively; /4 is the dynamic viscosity coefficient; () is the density of the gas;
H is the total enthalpy of the gas; and P is the Prandtl number. The subscript e
refers to the external limit of the boundary-layer; wl to the surface of the body,
Generalized parabolic coordinates are introduced for the solution. The effect of
various parameters on the nature of the variation in the friction streau along the
generatrix is ahom in theform,,,_
(see Pig. 1), It is found that when tho'coefficient of ellipticity 2.0v the
maximum or the local heat flux occuralin the vicinity of the leading critical point;
when a' 2.0, it is shifted downstrean froa the critical pointe
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41
4
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e of e shape
distribution of friction atreas for U0.
and JI 1w " 0-05

Orig. art. has! 4 formulas and 5 graphs*
SUB CODE: 20/ SM DATE s 02,Tun66/ ORIG Wo 001/ OM RUt W6
1- Car

KOLINEK$ 14.
Deirelopment, of pm~ips for concrete p. 267,
(INZENYRSKE STAVBY., Vol. 3.. no. 8: Aug. 1954, Praha)
601 Monthly List of East European Accesslon,(EM), W,, Vol. 4, NO, Lis
NOV. 1955s Uhcl. i

KOLINEK inz.
Development of bydraulic dredgers. Strojirenstvi 12 n0.7:547-
551 Jl 162.
1. Vyzkumny ustav stav3bnich a keramickych stroju., Brno.

KC,L=, Milos,inz.
Hydrostatic drove of vehicles used in building industries. Inz
stavby 9 no,91Suppl.,97-96 3 161.
1. Prerovske-strojiri7s nap.p-TyzkAmny ustav stavabnich a
keramickyah strojit v,Brne.

9/262/63/000/003/W6/006
Unger pump
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oi? r

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I .. - . . w --.- -l"

KOLI.!WKO, V,Oa
-6ftammonia, and synthdpis of protein in pure cultures of
Mitroso"monas europea. Doklady Aid. mik SSSR 92 no.2:429-440 11
Sept 1953o (OLML 25:4)
1. Presented by Aaademiclan A. 1. Cp=iu 30 June 1953. 2. Inat.itmwe
of OceanoloQrq A,,6admy of Sciences USSR.

PV k, ),6-
J;KOLIM, B;XVICZRA, J.,
Function of the venereal diseases control consultation center*
Cask. darn. 25 no.7-8:.256-262 JWL3r 1950. (CIML 20:1)
1. Venereological. Institute of the Central National Committee
in Pragm.

KOLINICIMIKO A. kapitan
Close to the interests of aoldiers. Kamm. Vooruzb. Sl~- no.21t57--
61 N '63. (19RA 17:1)

I., podpolkovnik; KOLINICHENKO, AGO kapitan
GELMRYAt Kcmm. V00rush-
Instruetor of the POlitlOO-1 section of a tulit (MIRA 16:5)
Sil 3 no.8t6o-65 AP 163.
(pussia,--Armad force a--POUtical activity)

KOLINUCHENKO, G.
7084. ShMEENK0. T-i KOLTAICHMO. G. Otchety klubov pered
trudy.-shchimisya- (Is opy-ta Ale.Psandrovskogo sellskogo kluba Bogodukh-
ovskog,o rayona). Kharlkov, I3,1-vo Kni&.noy palaty LGSR, 1954. 8 s. lgsm,.
(kharlk. obl. upr. kulltury. Obl. metod, kabinst kullt. prosvet, rabot4.
720 ekz.,Bespl. --Sost, ukazaW v vyp. dan. -- Na ukr. yoz. ---F55-2238/
374.28(-22)(47.714T
Knizbnaya Letopis' No. 6. 1955

HAYSKIT, I.N., prof essor,- redaktor; ZHMOV'-VMZHNIKOV, N.Y., redaktor;
(10SUT, _ redaktor; YOROUTSOVA, K.A., redaktor; KOSYAKOT, ~ P.M.
rqdaktor;, L A.
'~01, 0 1,,A.-. redaktdr;.SACHKOV, T.I., redaktor;
2,1JEMOTA, a a las iy redaktor
(Problems of the tmmunoloV" of normal anct malignant tiesual Toprosy
immunologii mormalInykh I. zlokachestveanykh tkanei. Pod obshchei
red. I.M.Kaiskogo. Moskva, Goo. iz&-vo med. lit-ry. 1956. 294 p.
(MIRA'9:10)
1. Akademiya meditainskikh nauk SSSR, Moscow. rastituttekspertmentall-
not b1ologii.
(IMMUNITY)

IgdEWISZ-WOJXLRCWSXL,T.;. BORKOWSKI, M. T.;, SOL10KA,B.
On total cholesterol level.in the plasma in children with rheumatic
disease treated by means of hormones.;. Pediat-opolalm 35 n0-3:
291-300 Mr 16o.
I Z Il Kliniki Chorob Dzieci A.M. w Warssawis, Kisrownik:
P;of. dr mod. H.,Miohlaowics, Usitepea Klerownika 111niki:
prof. dr mod. T. lawenfiss-WojnArewsks.
(REWMTIC Yz',V= blood)
(GHOIMTXROL blood)
(ADREMA CCRTEX HOMM thor.)
(CORTICOTRWIN ther.)

M3MMLIM, A.; XMINSM. I.; IUBMAOTA. Ta., sotrudnIL,
Iffect of potassium Iona on am7lase and lipase synthesis In slices
of pl.gson pancreas. Blokbialia. 24 no,6tlO4l-lW V~-D 159,
(mv~A 13:5)
1. Laboratory for Cellular Metab6lism, Biological rustitute,
Czeehoalmk Academy of Sciences. Prague.
(POTASSM pharmacol
(PAMMS : metab.
(AMUM matab.
(LIFAUS metab. P

KOLIN5KA,
S.IgnifIcance of somtio innervation on collagen level in the mu-scle.
Cask. f7siol. 7 no-3:223-224 May 58.
L KlinicTuR laborator pro vyzkum poliomyelitidy fak- detakeho 1eka--stvI
;~U, Praha.
(MUSOLM, ph.,rsiol.
eff. of denervation on collagen level (Cz))
(GOLIAGM,
eff. of denervation on muse. content (Cz))

DAIEZELLIR, A.;KOLMKA, J.;FOWZMOVA, J.
Iffect of Potassiun ions on amylaeo and lipase synthesis In
pigeon pancreas sections. Cook. fyslol. 9 no.1:22-23 Ja 60.

WILKOS7,WSKIp Edwardy KOLINSKA, Pkria; U17SZLrC]IT-SMrNSKA, yanina
GlYcOProtein components and ser=ucoids in the blood lger=
in rhoumatio favor in children. PoL arch. mad. wewn. 33
533-539 163.
1. Z I KU4ki Fbdiatr7dzne-' AM w Warazavis Kierownik: prof.
Ij
dr mod. R. Aaranski.
GIZGOPROTRINS) (BLOOD PROTEINS)
OOD SUrAR) (ROUMATIC FEM)
M
.IMUCIOPROTHINS)

WILKOSZEWSKI, Edward; KOLTNSKAF Maria;- UNSZLICHT-SOWIMA, Janina
Seromucoid and carbohydrate components of serum glycoproteins
in rheumatic favor in children. Reumatologia (Warez.) 1
no.2slO9-115 16).
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Dzieci kkademii Medyoznej w Warszawie
(Kisrovnik Kltnil(ij prof. dr mod. R. Baranski).
9"M
MIUM M
AM M 2 W,
wzr W~

KBIRSKI, L# kpt.,mgr.
Activities of the Ist airborne division oVar Warsaw. Wojsk przegl
15 no.10:60-69 0161.

Alctivitles of the let airborne division in the region of
JiMonve and Legiotowo. Wojak przegl 15 no.11:73-81 N 16L

KOLINSKIp J., kapiten, mgr.
Activities of the lot airborne division in the region of the Warka-
Magnuszew bridgehead and Fraga. Wojsk przegl 15 no.9:44-50 S 161.

HACH, V; KVITAI V; KOLfNSKft J.
Czechoslovakia
Lbbiva, Doln3" NIScholupy, pear Prague - (for all)
Prague, Colleclioja of Cze2hosloya Qemi2a Qo=unicatign
No 4, 19639 PP 855-861
"Antimicrobe Active Derivates of p-Dichkoracetamido-
benzoia Ao-id.111

NODZJSZKO. Eugenlusz; EDLESKA. Karla; NUCMSKA, Iradmiera; TATCO, Jan-
- - - ------------
Behavior of aldosterone in patients with chronic circulator7 failure
Polskle arch.med. vewn. 28 noo'4:547-552 1958;
le Z III Kliniki Chorob Wcnmetrznych AA* w Warazaviee Xlercimiki,
Rliniki, prof*' dr mad. J. Wegierke. Adres sutora: Warszawa$ Ceski,
6 11r- 111nika Chorob Wewnetra4ch.
(ALDOSTMORE. In urine
in congestive heart failure (Pol))
(CONGESTM RMT ?ArLUFM, urine in
aldosterone (Pol))

KODWS".10, 3ugeniusz; NOLYSSNA, 14tria; KUCMSKA, Xazlmiera; TMIF, Jan
Aldosterone in patients with chronic circulatory insufficiency. Polski
tygod. lak.'14 no.5:193-196 2 Feb 59.
1. (2,111 11iniki Chorob Wewn. k.1L w Warazawis. kierownik: prof. dr
med. S. radejszko) Wmrssawa. u1. Novogrodka 59. 111 Klinilm Chorob
Wewnetrznych A.M. .
(CARDIOVASCUTAR DISFASES9 urine in
aldosterone in chronic circ. insuff. (Pol))
(AIMOSTIRONS, in urine
in chronic circ. insuff. (Pol))

MWISZ-WOJYAR=Ug Teofilal BORKOWSK19 Varian T.; K0LMU*--K&-xU-
Behavior of total cholesterol level in children with rheumatio.diseaffol.-
treated with hormones. Feumatologis Polalm no.3sI17-118 160,*
L Z II RUM Pediatrycznoj AM w Varazavie Kisrownik: prof., dr medt
Mleczyflav Michalowics Zatatepea kisrowalkat prof. dr wd. Tooffla
OMIMMOL blood)
AERSNAL CORTEX HOEMONM ther)
RLMMTIG Leis tber)

LEW=S7r-WOJNARWKA, KOLINSU, M.; ZAOHSKA, B.
Slectrophorstic studies an serum and urine proteins In children
with naphrotic syndromes. Pediat polska 36 no.3:241-250 161
~1. z ir Kliniki Pad1&trj**znej A.M. v Va"aawie Kierowniks prof
dr mod, T. Levenfiss-Wojnarovska I % Zakladu Pediatril, Studium
Doakonalenia Lakmrsy A.M. Nierownik: prof. dr mad.
T. Lewenfisz-W*jnarcwvk%.
(IWHROTIC SYNDROW in inf & child)
(BLOOD PROTMS)

KOLINSKI. R.
Kolinskip R. On the productions of the reaction of 1-nitropropane
with fomaldehyde and ethylendiamine. In English. P. 493.
IlMEMATYKA
Vol. 3, No. 9, 1955 Warszawa, Poland
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Poland/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Tbalr ApplIcation Industrial
organic,aynthesis., 1-14
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 2, 1957, 5675
Author; Kolinski, R. A.
Institution: ne
Title: Current Methods of Indugtrial Synthesis of Phenol
QriginSl
34 '-No 6 2(6--n0
Publication: Przem. cbem.
19.55Y
Abstract: Description and comparison of phenol production methods: by sulfona-
tion of C6H6 and subseque-nt, alkali fusion; by chlorination of C6#6
and hydro3,vsis of C H4,C1 under pressure; by the Raschig method, and
e
by the method consn;~ in cleavage of cumene 'peroxide. 11 produc-
tion flow sheeteare included. Bibliograpby, 17 references.
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Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Xhim., No. 4, 1959, 11879
Author Jones J., Kolinski R. Piotrowska H., Urbanski T.
Inst None.
Title The Aliphatic Nitro Compounds. XXVIII. Deriva-
tives of 175-diazobicyclo-C3,3,3_7-undicane from
1-nitropropaneg Formaldehyde and Ammonia.
Orig Pub: Roczn. chem., 19V, 31, No. is 101-108
Abstract: 2-nitro-2-ethylpropanediol-10 M in the
presence (fan excess aqueous solution of NH at
a temperature of 250, produces 3,7 10 t i Rro-
1_ r
3,7910-triethy'l-195-diazobicyclo n50
undicane (II) and 5-nitro-5-ethylhexahya_ro-
pyrimidine. The hydrolysis of II by alcoholic
HC1 leads to 317-dinitro-3,7-diethyldiazoeyelo-
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is separated-, -'disiolved.lin 'alcohol and. left -for
s6veral d
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7':, -XiSo
meltingrp-dint 107.-~ 0 the mononitroso derlw'.
vativdWs.meilUhj,_`p6 nt S,1014030 (from alco-
h6l) The _X iltr4te~, which- is treated 'with
alcohoU6',MCi'_ is' deparated:1001 several days),
fro , 1, -1 1 - ~I -
m some_ hydrochlorld eii-.of III- (6eltilig pointo
167 .. I
4680)- :th6_-basi6 6ateirial (metting point
63-64P:).1- thk i~bho-R4h4oluolsulphonyl~ derivative
melting pOintj'-'_+l3&l40o:'(frbm alcohol) - ~"Th
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decomp.) is hydrolyzed by water to I. The con-
densation of I with 25% NH3 at about 1000 leads
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Leningrad. Universitst
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4583
Voprosy teorii stroyeniya org=ichaskikh soyedineniy (Problems in the Theory or
the Structure of Organic Compounds) LLeningrad3 1960. 239 P. Errata slip
inserted. 3t725 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencys Leningradskiy ordena Lenina GosudarstvannYY universitet im.
A.A. Zhdanova.
Resp. Ed.*. T.A* Favorskaya; Ed., V.D. Piastro; Tech. Ed.: S.D. Vodolagina.
PURPOSEs This collection of articles is intended for chemists and organic
chemists.
COVERAGE& The collection is concerned withthe scientific legacy of.A.Ye. Favorskiy,
and includes discussions of his theoretical views and thei.r*.eiblution in con-
nection with the development of theoretical organic chemis+.4,. The articles re-
view problems on the structure, reactivity and transformations of various classes
of organic compoundst unsaturated acyclic and cyclic hydrocarbons$ saturated
and unsaturated alcohols, glycols and carbonyl compounds. No personalities
are mentioned. References accompany each article.
Problems in the Theo
ry of the Structure (Cont.)
TABLE OF CONTENTSs
From the Editors
SOV14583
Danilov, S.N. Evolution 5
ReactiOns and Present Of Aeloo Favorakiy's Ideas on the Course of Chemical
-Day Understanding of t M.,hansms of 'av.'.a'
Reactions he
Zakharovaq A-I. Development of A.Ye. Favorskiy,e 7
Work on syn-
thesis and Conversions Of Acetylene Hydrocarbons and Their Halogen verivatives 52
Domniny N.Aq.R.Ch. Kolin d V.A. Cherkasova. Development of A.ye.
Favorski.vis ~~-r-kpgzl_ftn
...'n the iield of POlYmethylene cycles
Lebedeva, A.I. Development of A.Ye. Favorskiyes Ideas on the Synthesis of 68
Terpc-nes and Related Compounds by the Soviet School of Chemists
n
Ya ovskaya, L.A.v and Vnoid Compounds R016 Of A.Ye. Favorskiy's Research on 126
the Synthesis Of Isopre F. Kuoherov.
135

XOLIN'SMY, R. Ch., Cand Chem Sci (diss) "Problem of the extent of
completion in the formation of a seven-membered ring with allenic or
acetylenic linkages." Leningrad, 1960. 13 pp; (Leningrad Order of Lenin
State Univ im A. A. Zhdanov); 200 copies; price not given; (KL, 22-60,
132)

5.361o 77399
SOV/79-30-1-6o/78
AUTHORS: Domnin, N. A., Kolinskiy, R. Ch.
TITLE: investigations of Polymethylene Rings. XXXIII.
Concerning the Reaction Between Dibenzosuberane-6,7-
dione and Hydrazine
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 196o, Vol 30, Nr 1, pp 270-275
(USSR)
ABSTRAM This is a continuation of investigations of poly-
methylene rings. A short review of the previous
work In this field is given. Synthesis of dibenzo~-
suberane-6$7-dione (I) is described. ',-rL) was ob-
tained previously by J. Rigaudy and L. Nedelec
(C. r.1 236) 1287, 1953) but the condtions of
reaction were not given. The authors of this article
describe the preparation of (I) as follows: 0.05 M
solution of SeO2in aqueous acetic acid was added
(dropwise in-1.5 hour) to the boiling mixture of
Card 1A dibenzosuberone-6 and glacial acetic acid, then

investigations of Polymebh~lene Rings. 77399
XXXIII. SOVIT9-30-1-60r,8
boiled for 8 hours and left overnight. After filtering,
concentrating, and cooling, yellow crystals of M
(36%), mp 162-1640, were obtained. An alcoholic or
acetic acid solution of (1) reacts with propanolle
solution of hydrazine hydrate to form monohydrazone
(11) (65%), mp 131-1320.
H-te"
0 N
A &
NO N=M
An attemptto prepare a dihydrazo-ne of (I P according
Card 2/4 to J. van Alpen (Rec. trav. chim., 54., 443J 1935), lead
to the formation of d1hydropyrazine (IV) of (I) Mp

lnvestigati=3 of Polyinothylene R1nc7,,.
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130-1330 (from alcohol). The latter is not ch-an-ed
by the action of hydrazine. (II) and (III) were
obtained for the first tiine.
\H
C~Ird 3/4
Ml
It was,found that (II) does not react with an
ether solution of diazomethane, does not give a
positive test for enolic hydroxyl, and is insoluble
in a3kalij thi:3 tllsDroveB the oxIstence of Its
tautomeric follin (II~), a3 was first assumed. As an
explanation of the chemical propert'Le3 of (II), the
authors suggested that It has a syn-hydrazonic
structure. This suggestion Is confirmed ~y the

Inve-otigations of Polymethylene Rinps. 77399
XX71111. 30V/79-30-1
aimilarities of the p2opertics of (II) and )9 -mono-
hydrazone of carnphorqulnorv! (111) . Syli-conf iguration
of the latter was es~ablJshed by Ilan-Ching Yuan and
Kou-Chirqy Hua (J. Chinese Cheni. S00., 7, 76, 19LIO).
Inability of (1) to Cormadihydrazone indicates that
molecule has a chelate structure. A crystalline
compound with mp 245-2470 was obtained unexpectedly
by the reaction between (1) and dimethy1hydrazine.
Apparently it iz a product of condensation of (I), but
it requires further study. There are 12 references,
I U.S., I U.K., I Swl8s, 1 Fvench, I Chinese, I
Datch, b Soviet. The U.S. and U.K. references are:
A. T. Blomquist a. others, J. Ain. Chem. SOC., 73,
5510 (1951); E. Oe Barry Barnett- a. others, J. Chem.
Soc., 1927, 504.
ASSOCIATIO11i Toeninvrad State Univeroity
~D t~Lenincradskiy
gosudar3tvennyy univerfite
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AUTHORS C I I.
TITLE: InVestli3;at-100 jjjjj~-,), XXXIV.
Invest Igat 1011 ot, the Spectra of Diben-
zosuberane_6,'(-aJ.one Monohydra7ojie, and Ber,~,,Al
Monohydr.,IV01110
PERIODICALi Zhurnal obahchey ldiiwii, 1960, Vol 30, Nr 3,
PP 799-805 WSSIO
ABSTRACTx The -tilt raviolet spectra of the compounds Investigated
are shown In Table 1. The infrared spectra of the
game compomuds in C11-vi 3 are shown In Table 2. On
the basis of the obtaiiied spectra it was established
that the dibeti-;-ocul)et,,,,tie-6,7-dione monohydrazone can
exist in the form of a by(.1razone and does not have
any tautomeric properties. The cis-configuration of
dibenzosuberane-6,7-d lone raonohydrazone Was Con-
firmed by Its infrared spectrum. and anticonfiguration
Card 1/!~ was suggented for Iiberizo~-,ut)e~,-atie-6,(-dione monooxime.

inve,stigation of' the Polymethylene Hlngs-.
xxxiv sov/79-,,~o-3-i6/69
chif't of' the absoroLion band of the keto group
Me 1.
in monohydrazones was explained by its stereochemistry
and the po.,;s1ble exl3tence aV a chelate ring. There
are 3 figureo; 2 tables; and 17 referencea j 5.3oviet,
4 U,K., It U.S., 2 German, 1, Diitch-, 1, Canadian. The
The 5 U.S. and U.K. refct-enceg ave, Rasmun s Sena,
R. S., et, al., coll., J. Am- Clieul. Soc., '(1, 1068 (194c,!);

*
Cromwell N 11 , et al., J. Am. Chem. Soc , 71,
,
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J. Ai
, 1;eonard, N. J., et al.,
19)
3337 69
Chein. Soc -, 77, - 5078 (10,55); Hadzi, D., J. Chem. Soc.,
1956, 214'3; Leonard, N, J., et al., J. Am.
Chem. Soc. , 71, 21997. (1-9119) -
ASSOCIATIONt Leningrad Stlate University (Leningradskiy gosudarst-
vennyy universitet)
SUBMITTED: December 30., 1958
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AUTHORS- Douinin, N. A., Isakova, S. A, and Kolingkiy, R. C
TITLE: Investigations in the.Field of lolymethylene Rings.
XXXV. Synthesis of Dihydrazonesiof Cyclohexanedione-1,2 and
Hexanedione-2,3
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii., 1960, Vol. 30, No. 8, pp, 2480-2484
TEXT: The purpose of the present work was to synthesize the dihydrazone of
cyalohexanedione (I) which had been characterized incompletely by
N. A. Domnin and N. S. Glebovskaya (Ref. 1). For comparison, also the
synthesis of the acyclic dihydrazone of hexanedi-one-2,3 (II) was performed.
IN
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methylene Rings. XXXV. Synthesis of
Dihydrazones of Cyclohexanedione-1,2
and Hexanedione-2,3
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B001/B066
The modification of the conditions of synthesis described in Ref. I proved
to be ineffective, When adding hydrazine to cyclohexanedioae-1,2, the
reaction product was always an orange oil which did not crystallize. Only
after a storage of several months a small number of crystals were formed
which, after separation from the oil and reorystallization, were identified
to be the dihydrazone of the ketazine of cyclohexanedione-1,2 (III). Only
in one case a large dihydrazone (I) crystal separated out (Ref. 1).
Compound (III) is probably formed according to scheme 1. The cyclohexe-ne-
dione-1,2 (IV) has an enol form (Ref, 2). As the other intermediateg could
not be separated, their structural formulas are only hypothetical. The
formation of dihydrazone (I) seems little likely under these conditions; all
the more since it could be separated in one experiment only. In view of
these facts, the authors changed the order in which the reagents are added.,
and obtained good dihydrazone (1) yields. 'At was difficultly crystallized
from the reaction mass which represented a supersaturated solution of M
in alcohol, water, and hydrazine. Dihydrazone (1) is easily soluble in
Card 2/4

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Rings. XXXV. Synthesis of Dihydrazones of BOO1/BO66
Cyclohexanedione-1,2 and Hexanedione-2,3
these solvents, so that no crystals could form. Crystallization was only
induced by inoculation and by recrystallization from benzene, The di-
hydrazone structure was confirmed by ultimate analysis and determination
of the molecular weight. It was not possible to prove the presence of a
C ~-N double bond by spectrum analysis of dihydrazone (I), as its intensity
in the infrared spectrum is low; but a primary amino group and the absence
of a keto group were confirmed in this way. The dihydrazone of hexane-
dione-2,3 (II) was synthesized by the method of Ref, 3 to compare its.
properties with those of dihydrazone (I)i and to see whether steric
hindrances were the cause of the difficult synthesis of the latter. The
investigation showed that in the formation of both dihydrazones, (I) and
(II), no steric hindrances are observed. This fact was already confirmed
when studying the models of these compounds. There are 8 references;
6 Soviet, 1 Italian, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Leningrad State
University)
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Rings. XXXV. Synthesis of Dihydrazones of BOOlYBO66
Cyclohexanedione-1,2 and Hexanedione-2,3
SUBMITTED: July 27, 1959
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D223/D305
AUTHORS: Domnin, N.A. and ~olinskiy, R.Ch.
TITLE: On the question of the possibility of existence,of a
seven-membered ring with the triple bond-cycloheptene
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimiiv'v. 31, no. 61 1961, 1799-
1605
TEXT:- In 1936 ~ it was. shown that an attempt to introduce a
trip16 bond, into a seven-membered'ring resulted in the formation
of hydrocarQon with'an allene bond inaseven-membered ring, i.e.,
cycloheptadiene 41,2 (Ref 1: A.Ye.. Favorskiy,.M.F. Shostakov-
skiy, N.A. Domnih~ ZhOKh, 6, 720 (1936)), and not as expected
cycloheptene. Th~ formation of cycloheptadiene - 1.2 was explain-
ed by the isomeiib transformation at the moment of formation of
Qycloheptene ' tei its inability for longer existence. While it
has been establ sled that cyclic polymethylenes with triple bond
are able to existiin 8-membered and higher rings, the same has
dibcovered for
remained to be
7-membered rings. The authors'
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D223%305
On the question of the po6sibility of existence of a seven-membered
ring with the trip le bond-cyclohep tene
previous work (i;k-5: ZhOKhj 309-.270, 799 (1960).)l as' well as the
current article investigai6-thi.s.,problem, especially the study of
the reaction of hydrazine with cy;:IoheptIa.d.iene 1. 2 0
0
This reaction depending on the conditions under yvhich the reaction
takes place, gives different products: dihydrazon cycloheptadiene
- 1,F 2 NNII dihydrazon monoketoziAe cycloheptadine
2 1-.2
"IN"" !112NN
NNF12. N,
and resin which is probably the'result of ketazine polymerization.
The best method of preparing dihydrazone (II),is addition of dike-
tone (I) to the cooled alcoholic solution (to 0 C) of hydrazine.
The important part of the method consists in using.an excess of
hydrazine. After removing the solvent the reaction mixture is
left to crystallize over several weeks;.. if on the other hand a
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D223/D30.5
On the question of,the p9ssibility of existence of a seve-n-member-
ed rinf -vyith the triple. bond--cycloheptene
~7,rystal of dihyrazone (11). -is added, the crystallization is com-
plete in a'day. The. structure of dihydrazone (H) was confirmed
by its chemical behavior. In the presence of a sulphuric acid
J_
solution of 2.4 -dinitrophenylhydrazin.e.(Ref. 9: R. Shraytier,
R. Flyuson, Sistematicheskiy Itachestvonnyy analiz-organicheskilch
soyedinaniy (The systematic qualitative analysis oE crganic com-
pounds), M., 173 (1950)). dihydrazon (II) hydrolyzes into bis'
(2.4-dinitrop~enylhydrazone) cyclopentadioiie - 1.2 (IV) and
hydrazine sulphate. This reaction is 6 usei.'ul way of dctcn-Aning,
the nature of different hydrazones since. it does give detone and
hydrazine. Th4 structure of ketazine (III) was established by
the analysis ot inkra-red spectrum, The pressure of NH2-grou')
(frequency- 337.1, 330.5, 3266 cm-,l)was detected and the absence
of C=O groups he absence-of absorption m-aximum in the region
1900-1500 cm- t ReClIction with sulphuric acid solution of02.4
i -
liy
-dinitropheny drazine, after heating, yieled bis (2.4 -dinitro-
cycloheptadion -1.2
NN11C6 YNO..)i
I IV).
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ed rinrf with the tri'le bond-cycloheptene
p
and hydrazine sulphate. The ketazine (111) with icric acid
forTs hydrazine picrate and with benzoylchloride ~Schotten-Jauman)
N,N1 -dibenzoylliydrazine.
C6H.5CON11IN11COC05
(V)
Test consideration of the space structure of cycloheptadion -1.2
has shown that it alternates in chair and boat f orm.. . The 7-member-
ed ring appears mobileso that the carbonyl group plane as a re-
sult of- dipole repulsiotr forms an .angle of about 90-1000. Such
repuls-5-on acts against the bonding of carbony! groups and hence,
in the reacti6n ii-ith..4ydrazine t.he'y behave as free carbonyl
absence of
groups.. Test considerations have.sho~-m the . space bar-
riers in a diketone (I) 'and dihydrazonc' (II) molecule. The water
formed during reaction in cases of exp9riments with benzene and
toluene was removed from the reaction me6-ium in the form-of azeo-
trope with the solvent.' In the case of experiments carried out
in ether the
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water'was combined by addition to the reaction mixture of calcined
MgSO . The-course of oxidhtion was followed by measuring the re-
movei water, the evolved nitrogen and, hence, the percentage comp-
osition of nitrogen in the product of reaction determined. The
last method proved very reliable. The oxidation of dihydrazone
(II) (7Z gms)' was also carried out in ether, in a autoL;lave at
130-150 C. The oxidation was found to be incomplefe - the re.sidu-
al resin contained 13% of nitrogeng Immediately after distilla-
tion the infra-red spectrum was taken in the region of 2000 cm 1
(LiF prism). The product from the trap after removing traces of,
ether showed a maximum absorption in'the region of 1921-1925 cm-
which corresponds to the allene bond. The liquid fraction showed
absorption in the region of 2241 and 2218 em-1 which according to
literature corresponds to the acetylene bond. Beside these the 1
infr4-red spectr F, showed the presVnce of bonds at aboiit 1740 am-
(000H)q 1718 cm- (C = 0)9 1640 am--L (C = C). All fractiors decolor-
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ized the bromine solution in OC1. and darkened on storage. In
l1quJd frActionsthe presence of 'ketones was detected (by their
reaction with 2.4-dinitrophenylhydrazine) and bis (2,'4-dinitro-
phenylhydrazone) cycloheptadione-1.2 (IV) and 2.4-dinitroghenyl-
hydrazone subarate. The fractions boiling between 60-100 C.
(0-5 mm) were checked-for the presence of cycloheptadiene-1.3 by
maieic W ydride but Do bonding occurred. The fraction boiling at
100-130 0 and 135-160 0 (0.5 mm) were found to be solubie in hydro-
chloric acid which indicaies the presence of dihydrazone polymeriz-
ation products. Chemical investigation has shown that dihydrazone
oxidation takes place when using benzene and toluene solvent, '
The corresponding cycloheptene couid not be separated and estab-
lished the presence of polimerization products and formation of
organic mercury compounds.
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ring with the triple bond-cycloheptene
There are 13 references, 6 Soviet-bloc and 7 non-Soviet-bloc. The
references to the English-language publications read as followei
A.T. Blomquist, J.Am. Chem. Soc., 73, 5510 (1951); V. Prelog,
Helv. Chim Actat 35 1598 (1952); F.F. Blicke, J. A,, Chem, Soc',
74, 2924 U952); J.W. Cook, J. Chem. Socol 1952, 4416.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradakiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (State
University of Leningrad)
SUBMITTED: June 6, 1960
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DOMNIN, N.A.; OBESHCHAIDVA..
Polymethylene rings. Part 37.- Transformations of polyhalo-
substituted cyclopent=e. Zhur.ob.khim, 31 no.8:2768-2773
Ag 161. (KIRA 14: 8)
1, Icningradakiygosudarstvennyy universitet imeni A.L.
Zhdanova.
(Cyclopentane)

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KOLINSKY, A.
Synthetic rubber as an excellent raw material for viodern shoe adhesives. P.14
(Kozarstvi, Vol-7, no. 1 Jan 1957) Praha
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6 no. 7. July 1957. Uncl.

KOLINSKY, A.
Binding met2ls. P. 305. (Strojirenstvi, Vol. 7, No. 4, Apr 1957, Praha,
Czechoslovakia)
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AUTHORSs Xolfnskl, Josofj Viesnort Ivo
TITLEz ..Method of producingaminoam-4de resins
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 24 (11) 1962, 875 -876
abstract 24P457 .(Pat- 6SSH 98573, February 150 1961) -
TEXTt Reaction produots of.polvepoxy resins and polyamines condense with
organic or inorganic dibas io.or polybasic acids or their derivatives at
100 - 2500C. The amine'numbor of the obtainable aminoamide rosins has
be 100 - 700. These resins are liquid or semiliquid transparent sub-
la i
stances, easily solub a the usual solvents. They are used for ha--d-
ening polyepoxy resins.'.. Varnishes so produced are ther4ally stable, do
not become yellowq and show excellent gloss and adhesion. Examplet
300 g butyl ester of epoxidized soy oleic acids (4-8 ~- epoxy oxygen/ is
heated with 150 g commerdial diethylene triamine (1) to 60 - 700C within'
30 - 40 min. After daloulating the viscosity (800 - 1000 op at 2000),
80 g dimethyl terephthalate is added with stirring. The mixture is then.~,
heated to 160 - 1750C with the methanol being distilled off, then kept
another 30 - 50 min at this temperature until an amine number of 240.-
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out-patients and in-patiouts at the First Dermatological Clinic of the
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problems in the field of pharmacyo Gesks farme 3 noo7t225 Sept 54o
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