SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRASNAYA, ZH.A. - KRASHICHENKO, L.V.

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KRASNAYA, Zh.A.; LLVGHENKO, T.S.; RUDENKO, B.A.; WCHERGV, V.F.
Ilydr-odimeriv.ation of alkozracetyll(inj~. iinrl,-,r tho' EtffncL rof borcirl
Sr,
trif luoride etherates. Izv. AN ~SR Ser. Irlilm. no.2.313-322 165.
(IMW. 18:2)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii im, N.D. 7elinskogo AN SSSR.

KRASNAYA, M.A.; MICHEROV, V.F.
Condensation of acetylenic acetals with ketones. Izv. AN SSSR,
Ser. khim. no.6:1070-lVI2 165. (MM 18W
1, Institut-organicheskoy khimii imeni "llelinskogo AN SSSR.

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of the varlw4iyl anal carlmotyl und evvit nitro groups can he
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KRASNICC, L.
Hydrotropism; clinical and pharmacologic evaluation. Sloven.lek.
19 n0-3:1-17 Mr 150. (CLKL 19:3)

KRASNECI
drotro Ic -144=2. 411
~Yp Chem, Zvesti 7,
IT. TIM - saly., sp. gr., aud Viscosity of solms. of
caffeine in 1110 ~~attjs. of sodium beamate at diftercnt mol.
cqncas. at 20' and the clianges by increasing t~:mp. ivere
stuclicil. The thixGtropir systern caffeine-Na salicylate-
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cliern. valn~s depend on the structureof li~drotropicsy
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"Syntheses of Some Derivatives of Di-Biphenylene-Butadiene", P. 333
(CHEMICKE ZVESTI, Vol. 8, No. 6, June 1954, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions,, (REAL), LC, Vol. 3, No. 12,
Dec. 1954, Uncl*

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Organic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic G-2
Chemistry.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiyaj, No 14., 19513, 46663
Author : L. Krasnea, J. fleger
Inst
Title : Contribution to the Chemistry of o( '-Oi(~methyl
Substituted Ketones and Alcohols. I. 2,2,5.,5-Tetra-
(Oxymthyl)-Cyclopentanone and Some Derivatives
Thereof.
Orig Pub : Chem* zvesti, 1957., lle No 12., 703-707
Abstract : The yield of 2,2.,5;5-totra-(oxymethyl)-cyclopentanone
M) meltina point 1430 (from alcohol-acetone), rises
to 90 or 95%, if the condensation of 1 mole of cyclo-
pentanone with 4.2 moles of 40%-ual HCHO was carried
out with a gradual addition of 15 ml of 1 n. NaQH at
25 to 300. Tetramitrato of I was prepared of I by the
action of fuminG HN03 (0 to 100), yield 98%, melting
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C-ZECHOSLOVAKIA/Oroanic Chemistry - Synthetic OrGanic G-2
Chemistry&
Abs Juur Ref zhur - Khimiya., No 14., 1958, 46663
point 690 (from alcohol). Tetra-n-nitrobeiizoate of I
was prepared by the action of 0.44 mle of n-N02C6H4-
_COCI on 0s1 mole of I in C5H5N) yield 95%) meltiho
point 1990 (from CH4COOH). I treated with SOC12 con-
verts into 2121)5)5 -tetra-(chloromethyl)-cyclopenta-
none) yield 60%, melting point 71.5'0 (from alcohol).
2,2t,5,51-tetra-(bramnethyl)-cyclopentanone (II) was
prepared by the action of 0-5 mole of PDr3 on 6.1 mole
of I in C5HqN (4 hours, 3-300) yield 32%, ffielting point
91-50- 212" 5 5t-tetra-tiodomethyl)-cyclopentanone is
produced by 461hour boiling of 1.01 mole of II with
0-055 mole of KI in C4H90H, yield 95%., melting point
1150 (from alcohol).
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CZEC110SLOVAKIA
DURINDA, j.; KOLENA, J.; SZUCS, L.- Za,!LS
.1 , j "-- , - H---; -11' , J.;
Pharmaceutical Faculty, Comenius University, and aiiciocrinol-
ogical Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences (Farmacouticka
Fa,,culza UK a 11-idol-crinologicky Ustav SAV), Bi,atisiava.
113,
.;udy of tt~,e Amp~ionone inhibitors of tl-ie Suprarenal Gland
Cortex. 1. Azachalcones.11
Prague, Cos! osiovons",,a rarmacie
Vol 16, No I , Jan 67, PP 14-18
A,bstract ZAutftors, English sumniary modli'icd7: Azachalcones are
analogi= of motopirono; becauso uf this similarity an investig-
at,~.on of tfteir iniiibitory efPecz on the supraronal cortex was
tudied. F_-.periments in vitro using rat suprarenal glands con-
firmad trio inhibitory offoct of azachalconos. Some ~f the aza-
chalcones were more offoct;ive t1lan meto-pirono. 2 Tables, 37
1-Jestern, 4 Czech, 1 Indian, 1 Japanese reference. (Manuscript
received 19 Jan 66).
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
S-iUCHLI1z, M.; JGIASITZI-q~- Scientific and Research Institute,
d
14
Pharmaceuti a vacuity, Comenius University (Vedecicovyzlcumny Ustav
v Re
ca
Farmacouticke jilal,,ulty UK), Bratislava*
"The Use of Solubilizers in Partition Paper Chromato-raphy. I.
Separation of Opium Alkaloids in Systems of Toluene and Aqueous
Solutions of Solubilizersoll
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Farmacie, Vol 16, 11o 2, Feb 67, Pp 70 - 72
Abstract LA-uthors, Daglish sunimary iiiodified7: Selected opium al-
kaloidg '111(!re isolated by paper chroimatuor,!raphy with rovorsed phases.
Aqueous solutions of salts of arylsulfonic nnd arylearbonic acids
were used as the mobile phase, and toluene as the stationary phase.
The solutions must have a minimum pH of 10. The sepnration should
be made in as short a time as possible. The solubility of the sub-
stances is probably due to the formation of nolecular complexes
between the allcaloid and the solubilizer; this theory is supported
by-the oloctrophoretic mobility of papaverine and narcotine in sol-
ubilizern. 6 Tables, 6 Western, 2 Czech references.

IMMINNIKOVA# Te. 1.
[Ivmphoid blood pictures and lymphatic reactions] Linfoldwe
kartiny krovi I limfaticheakie reaktsti. Moskva 1953 126 p.
(BLOW-ECAMINAT ION) NLRA ~:fl

ACC NRt AP7002442
SOURCE CODE: LIR/0219/66/000/012/0056/0058
AUTHOR: Braynin, E. I.*-, Volifovskaya, M. T.; Kremer, R. A.; Krasnenko, Ye. G.;
Khmel I, G. P.
Giproniselektroshakht,
ORG: Makeyevskiy Metallurgical Works (Giproniselektroshakhts Makeye"kiy
metallurgicheskiy zavod)
TITLE: Hot hardness of the deposited layer of different materials
SOURCEt Metallovedeniya L termichaskaya obrabotka metallov, no. 12, 1966, 56-68
TOPIC TAGS: high temperature coating, high temperature alloy, hardness, annealing
ABSTRACT: Bars and plates of type 45 steel were coated with 10 different materials
by autcmatic welding on a U2 machine operating at 500 a, 28-30 v, a feed rate of 100
m/hr, under an AN-20 type flux. The coating thicknesses were 6 and 10 mm correspond-
ing to either. two ov- four welding passes. After coating, samples measuring 45 x 45 X'
x 45 nn were cut f~r hat hardness testing. Hot hardneeses were obtained at tempera-
tures ranging from 20 to 6500C on a Rockwell instrument by using a conical indenter
and measuring the impression at room temperature, The samples were also tempered at
temperatures ranging from 300 to 6500C and tested for hot hardness at the same tempera-
tures. The relative error in measuring the impression was 1%, while the temperature
of hot hardness testing did not vary by more than 150C. The chemical compositions of
UDC: 621.791.92:620.178.152.342.42
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ACC NR:' AP7002442
the coating materials are given; these were high temperature steels containing high
carbon contents (0.72-3.10%) and alloyed with Si, Mn, Cr, V, Ni, V, and Ti. Hot hard-
ness data were given as a function temperature, before and after tempering, for the 6
and 10 mm, coatings. At 200C all of the materials had a high hardness (Rc 50-60). As
the temperature increased the hardness decreased, especially at about 5000C. The hard-
ness value above 5000C was an indication of the red hardness of the coating materials.
After tempering, sane materials such as MOM, SKh4V3rTs, U20Khl7T, and U20Khl7Tl
dropped in hot hardness to as low as 32-40 Rc at 6500C. The two steels U30Kh25N4S4V8
and U25Kh23N4S3G were the most resistant to tempering. The following are listed in
decreasing order of hot hardness and tempering resistances U30xh25N4S4V9,
U25Kh23N4S3G, UhM, Khl2Vr, U20Khl7Tlt U20Khl7T, 5Khl7T, 5Kh4V3FT,.5Kh4V3FT9, and
51(hOV. Orig. art. has: 2 tables.
SUB COM ll/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 002
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137-58-4-7631
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4, p 181 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Krasnenko, Ye
TITLE: Gas Flame Hardening at the Kirov Iron and Steel Works at Makeyevka
(Gazoplamennaya poverkhnostnaya zakalka na Makeyevskom me-
tallurgicheskom zavode im. Kirova)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-va chernoy metallurgii. Ukr. resp.
pravl. , 1956. Vol 3, pp 54-58
ABSTRACT: An investigation for the purpose of studying the special features
of coke-oxygen gas flame hardening (GFH) or Nrs 5, 6, 45, 40KhN,
45G2, and 65G steels was conducted with the object of advancing
the GFH of various parts, and the optimum technological proce-
dures therefor were established. Axles 200 mm in diameter iind
800 mm long, gears of 26 and 16 mm module, and tires 980 mm
in diameter were GFH. A study of the macro- and microstruc-
ture and the parameters of the (.FH has yielded the following op-
timum GFH schedules:
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137-58-4-7631
Gas Flame Hardening at the Kirov Iran and Steel Works at Makeyevki
Grade of Steel Nrs 6, 45 45GZI 65G 40KhN
Rate of rotation
of part relative 40, 50 75-100 85-100
to burner, mm/min
0 2 gage pressure, atm 4-6 4-6 4-5
Gas pressure, 150-200 150-200 150-N0
mm H 0
2
Distance, MM 10 15-20 10--15
Cooling water
temperature, Oc 20-30 22-30 30
45GZ arid 40KhN steels are subjected to preheat at 200 rnm/min,
GFH does not produce cracks in parts made of 45G2 and 65G steels.
Card 2/2 A, B.
1. Steel--Hardening 2. Ayles--Hardening 3. Gears--Hardening
4. Steel tires--Hardening

USSR/Medicine Veterinary, Foot- Sep 53
and-Mouth Disease
"Experience in the Appl-leation of Citrate-Phenolized.
Blood of Animals That Have Recovered From the Foot-
and-Nouth Diseasei" Vet Physicians S. Z. Yeremeyev,
N. V. Krasnenk(;~v
Veterinariya, Vol 30, No 9, pp, 26-27
Treated blood of animals recovered from foot-ar-d-
mouth disease with citrate and phenol. Found that
administration of blood treated in this marmer pro-
tected adult cattle and calves against infection
27OT72
with foot-and-mouth disease, and alleviated sy=ptcm
in those animals which caught the disease, notwith-
standing the fact that the infection was complicated
by tuberculosis and brucellosis.
27OT72

cop
KRASNP,-III(OV, V. I., Cand Irech Sci -- (diss) "Study of working
I VI'r -4 VtAl
of 4heo 4iepk- S MOs,
beef pulley
1957. 19 pp (Min of Higher Education USSR, Mos Order of
Lenin and order of Labor Red Banner Higher Technical School
im Baumen), 100 copies (KL, 1-58, 118)
- 55 -

KRASN3N'KOV, V.I., inzh.
-
W-
1---1-11111 ipplication of Hertz's theory to the solution of a spatial contact
problem. Ixv. vF9. ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. no.1:16-26 158.
(MIRk 11:6)
I.Mookovskoys vysoheye tekhnicheekoye uchilishe im. Baumana.
(Elastic solids)

KRASIEMOV, V.I..asaiatent
Geometrical sliding in controlled friction drives. Izv.vys.
ucheb.zav.; mashinostr. no-5:16-35 '58. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Hoskovskoye vyaeheye tekhnicheakoys uchilishche im. Baumana.
(Power transmission)

1 10, kand.tekhn.nauk; SHIRNOV# V-I-o kandstekhnenauk
Design of a progressive friction gear transmission. Rasch.na
prochn. no-5:59-108 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Gearing)

K"SINIFINIKOV? V.I., kand. tekhn. nauk
Using the theor-f of contact deformatLons in calculati-ng frxces f~,r
the nontrcl (T progrp.~~3ive friction tran,,mlsiions. Rasch.na prc--h.
no,,10-~104,115 164. (MIRA 18,.1)

KRASNEFIKOVY V,I,, kand. tekhn. nauk
Evaluating the strosoad state in the iAren of contapt of friction
bodies according to the theory of maximum tangential stresses.
Izv, vyn, acheb. znv.; mnshinnsfr. no.6t68-75 165.
(MIRA 180)

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KRASNENIKOV, V.I., kand. teklin. nauk
Contact stresses in elements of a friction drive. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. no.5:35-42 165. (MIPA 18:11)

L 31891-66 7 EWT(m)/EWP(j~')/T IJP(c) DS/WW/,TW/RM
_AC_C_N_R___'__ --
AP6012522 SOURCE CODE: UR/0062/66/000/003/0417/0422
iAUrHOR: Avramenko, L. I.; Krasnei~ "o-J.- M.,
IORG: Institute of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences SSSR (Institut khimichekJoy
Ifiziki Akademii nauk SSSR)
ITITLE: Reactions of nitrogen atoms. Communication 4. Rate constant and the mecha-
!nism of the elementary reaction nitrogen atoms with molecular hydrogen
i
!SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Serlya khimicheskaya, no. 3, 1965, 417-422
TOPIC TAGS: hydrogen, nitrogen, ammonia, kinetics, chemical reduction
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this investigation was to elucidate the mechanism of the re-
action of nitrogen atoms with hydrogen molecules and to measure the rate constant of
the elementary process on the basis of the method developed previously by the authors
and reported in Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. Rhim. n., 277 (1958). The experiments were conduct-
ed with vacuum flow apparatus. The walls of the reaction vessel were coated with Ti02
on which recombination of nitrogen atoms takes place very well at a rate proportional
to the square of the concentration of nitrogen atoms. Only the following primary pro-
cess for the reaction of nitrogen atoms with Hi ne-d be considered:
N
N + NH, + N, + 71'kcal/M
UDC: 541.124+541.127
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L 31891-66
ACC NRs AP6012522
Reactions of the NH2 radical/can lead to formation of only two stable products, ammo-
nia and hydrogen, which can be condensed in a liquid nitrogen cooled trap. An attempt
,,.-as made here to detect these products. Hydrazine was not detected even at 3000C re-
action temperature and 10 mm pressure in the stream. Ammonia was found at 6 mm pres-
i
sure and above and at room temperature. A rate constant was measured for the thermo-
Ilecular reaction
N+H3+FA'Nlf2+M
at different temperatures and pressures. It was found that the reaction of nitrogen
atoms with hydrogen proceeds with a rate constant independent of temperature. The
rate constant for the reaction may be written as:
k = 1.10-32 CM6-molecules-2-sec-I
Drig. art. has: 2 tables, 4 figures.
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 280ct63/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REF: 005
L-1:
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FNYOV. V, 14.
Rew!tione n1trcgen atoms. ~.,rt Nz. '-'at5 c,-1-
ana mechariisv of tha reactizri Liti-09tr, -atclas h
acetylene. '6-4.
1. Ins tIt-a7.

AVRAMENKO, L. I.; KRA.SNENIKOV, V. M.
Reactions of nitrogen atoms. Report No. 2: Rate constant and
the mechanism of the elementary reaction of nitrogen atoms with
ethylene. Izv AN SSR Ser Khim no. 4:600-604 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Inatitut khimicheskoy fizlki AN SSSR.

ATMAK-'IM0. L.I.; KRASNENIKOV, V.M.
Reactions involving nitrogen ator,IS.
of nitrogen atoms and tho rate
atoms in space and on varioUs
1196-1203 Jl 163.
Report No.l: Certain properties
cot ,stants for the recombination of
Guilfaces.Izv. At' SSSR. Ser.k:him.no.7:
OURA 16:9)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fiziki At. SSSR.
(Nitrogen)

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78-3-4-11/38
AUTHORS: Meyersong Go A., Samsonovj Go Vog Kotellnikov, R. B.,
Voynova, M. So, YevteYeva, I. P-9 Krasnenkova, So D.
TITLE: Some Properties of Alloys of the Metals of the Transition
Group With High-Malting Borides (Nekotoryye svoystva splavov
boridov tugoplavkikh metallov perekhodnykh grupp)
PERIODICALt Zhurnal Negrganich6skoy Khimii,1958,Vol..3,Nr 4,PP-898-903(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper investigations d the alloys with the
systems TiB2 _CrB TiB2_W P and ZrB2-CrB were carried out.
Finely powdered Nrides oi hB2 '*ZrB20 C32 and W 2B5 were
produced by vacuum-tec'6nlque methods. The alloys of the
system TiB2_CrB2 have mono phase structure in all intervals
of the composition. The alloys of the.systems TiB2_W2B 5
and ZrB2-CrB2 are biphase.
The alloys were investigated with respect to microhardness
and it was found that the alloys of the system TiB CrB 2
at 80 Mol% TiB2 have a maximum microhardnese of 429-0 kg~mm
The curves of miorohardness of the systems TiB -W B and
82 alloys.
ZrB -CrB have the characteristic shape of bi;9a e
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76-3-4-11/38
Some Properties of Alloys of the Metals of the'Traneition Group With
High-Melting Rprides
investigation was carried out. In the system TiB -;CrB 2
continuous series of solid solutions occur, and in the
systems TiB W 2B and ZrB 2-CrB the solubility is limited.
The solubili-ty o? TiB2 in W B 2and of W B in TiB never
exceeds 10 or 5 mol%9 respiolively. Thi 5olubiliG of
ZrB in CrB 2 is about 2mo4' of GrB 2 in ZrB it is very
small. There are 4 figures, 4 tables, and 1i references,
11 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut tavetnykh metallov i zolota im. M. I.
Kalinina
(Moscow Institutefor Non-Fe .rr:ous Metals and Gold imeni
M. I. Kalinin)
SUBMITTED: June 25, 1957
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The "suite obtained a-' Used to the -I-1- -t ..rise at ..11d
*.Let In the TL52 - Cr% oystagal and that solid solutlons of limited solubility av
p"I.At in the yJ.W2S and Zr1k24VlJ, systems. The withors discuss in detail results
o It
f"Idation kinot oal dtarvaers in cVvmvJ4h% and JA con-lon depth was obas".4 In
bortrie Lilays, Le compared to plain barldes. Nest resistance of bwld-4 14 higher than
that of carbidoe, but lower thin that of go silleldo. The authors advance the bypo-
thesis that in barlds sajdation *self-hsLIIng' of the alMor takes place by the
fIlling-up of Warta with earldstlan products (MOO - EP ). This In confliood by In-
vestigatince Late the ~War stguatum M the prepared :9. and oblique is. Th...
Investigations showed &I" that In the majority of cases WAItIlVer finder .0 being
fox , containing In It. internal laram; lower oxides (TLO, ZrO, W02 VX
X.A.
A

TrA1,11lation trams Afforrativoyy shouff~!' Ntalluralya' IM, or 4. p 92 (=M)
Sam-onov, 1).Y., K.t.11ralk- A B -Zv 4, K.3

TIMits 3'sal, Properties of Allay. in 122-
~rll, Tll~ and CN
ayot*
MUMICALt St. nax~chn. tr. Houchno-tokhn. a-va uvetn. oullurgll, Moak, Ln-t
tavern. "t. I &.Iota, 1958, Wr 29. PP 323 - 338
AWMACre Detailed Infamation to given on "suite anxi methods of the 4rocrimantal
investigation Into TiB2 - CrS, T% - v2E~, US - CrB2 "stem "161
~
'Nborldas .4 m pnpmd by the va--thmal method. " th- Ijcy
, -or
5 - 10 mol %) mom obtained by hot.prvo.od sLntering of borlde p*vdqr
,.tums, After- hot prossing An the Pact.-$ am arv%4.1od 4% 2,000 -
2.100*C for 3 - 4 hoom. The authors cafflod cut motallogrRphla, duro-
metric wA roontgeno-stmaturs.). investigatlonal the thema.1 e-M.-lent
of linear, exparelon P via detomLnod, an will PA ox1datim klawis at
1,0000C, and the depth of comalon; strength characUrl.tics ( 0 b,
CAM 1/2 Ob compr.) of plain borldes we" &I- deteminad a% mom temparatums,
card 212

TOKARIP I.Ya., kand.tekhn.nauk; DANIKO, V.G., inah.; TENETKO, N.I., inah.;
PETROVA, A.A., Inzh.; KRASNER, A.G., inah.
Hydrostatic rise of ahlkfts in radial bearings. Vest. elektroprom.
33 no.7:57-60 Jl 164' (MIRA 15:11)
(Turbogenerators) (Bearings (Machinery))

NAPALKOV, P.N. (Lanihgred, ul. Plutalov&, d. 18, kw. 3a j, RWW, A.U.
Surgery on the oardia and lower segment of the esophagus with
preservation 6f the arcus costarum. Grud.khir. no.4s82-89 JI-Ag
162. (MIU 45310)
4W ~%
1. Iz kliniki khirurgicheakM bolelAv$ Leningradskogo santl4rno-
gigiyenichaskogo meditsinskogo institute, (sav. - zaalyuenog
deyatell nauki prof. P.N.Napalkov).
(ESOPHAGUS -ZURGERY)
(STOMACH--SURGERY)

FRAMER , A.b ~
Ea~-Ilr d!aj,-n:).--'s of' -ancer of the and escp~a,-Io. ' r,;rjy
I.SGI41 '74:391-203 ! J.2 . r: :0)

KRAMR, A.U. (Leningrad, ul. Nekrasova, d.34. kv.4)
- -------
Recanalizatior, with intubation of the esophagus and cardia with a
pl.qstic tube in inoperable cancer. Vest. khir. 91 no.11:25-29 N 163.
(MIRA 17:12)
1. Iz fakul',tetskoy khirurgicheskay kliniki (zav. - prof. P.N.Napalkov)
Leningradskogo sanitarnc-gigiyenicheskogo meditsinskogo institut.

MWNER, A.U. (Leningrad, ul. Nekrasova, 34, kv.4)
-1 -- - ---- --.- ~ I ~ . ~
Esophagoscopy in the diagnosis of cancer of the esophagus and cardia.
Vest. khir. 92 no.3144-49 Mr 164. (MIRA 17:12)
1. Iz fak-ulttetskoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. P.N.
Napalkov) Leningradskogo sanitarno-gigiyenicheskogo meditsinskogo
instituta.

i-i.li b1c rofult., I.,
no.

KRASIZER,, G.B.
Dispatcher radio coin-munination in pilmlines. Transp. i 11-hran.
nefti no.7:15-16 163. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Bashkirskoyo nofteprovodnoyo m,ravloni-ve..

t . - ~ I ,
",- ,
-z- 1 ~ , ~i~,
- -, , 1-111-, -
-, I . .----.

KRASNKR. L.V. - MIKWDW, G.P.
ILA
Invnetigating dielectric losses in polymethylacrylate and
polyvinylacetate. Vysokon.soed. I no-4042-54-8 AP '59.
NIRA 1239)
1. Inatitut vvsokoimolelr-ulyarnykb soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Folymers-Zlectric properties) (Acrylic acid)
(Vinyl acetate)

KRASNSRj L.Y. - MIUAYLOV, G.P.
.. -, I .
Effect of motature on dipole radical loesea In polyviqlacetatee
Vynokom.soed. I no.4:558-562 Ap '59. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Institut vysokomolokulyarrykh soyndineniy AN SSSR.
('Vinyl acetate) (Polymers-3lectric Propertiee)

38691
0 9/1)0/62/-04/007/005/009
B119/BI80
T
ikhaylov, G. I.I.,_Krasner,_L. V.
T I T L Tempea.,a ture deoendence of dielectric loas-es in homnologues
of methyl acrylate and vinyl a4~;etale )G!Ymers
"ER, ! 0 D I CA LVysokomolekulyarnyye soyedinen-*Lya, v. 4, no. 7, 1962,
1071-1075
=T: The authors studied the effect of the structure of the side
-adlica13 in ",is polymer chain on tan 5 and EI, together with the
relaxation time -r, and the activation enera U of tho dipole-radical and
dipole-elastic processes. The measurements were made between -170 and
+60007 and 0.2 and 100 kc/s on polyethyl acrylate (1), polyp~ropyl
acrylate (2), polyvinyl propionate polyvinyl butyrate (4), POIY-P-
(- CH - CH
chloro ethyl acrylate 2 ~5), polyvinyl-P-chloro
k U% L; I- O(C-2)2cl!
car6 1/)

S/190/62/004/007/005/009
Pemperature dericndence of ... Blig/B180
propiona:u 1 0 (6). Results: In this temperature
C
1j= ~"2 ~ "C1
ran~:a, -.an 6 t%io MaX4ra for all polymers, corres-ponding to the
hly e'-stic "-e br--'ttle state of the polyzer. If the polar side
radical --j bondo3 via azi 0 atom to the polymer c1hain. the U and --r values
t,,'ill be tnan in the isomeric polymers with a C - C bond to the side
radical /U (in 11--cal/mole) for 1,3,2,4,5,6 is 8.2, 8.8, 5.7, 4.8, 8.6,
8.0 in t.~e di-nol'e-radical, and 39, 44, 33, 31, 40, 4' in the dipole-
0
ela!,tic: ?rocess). In the dipole-radical process U and T fall as the
number of CH2 groups rises in the side radical (oviing to the increased
possibility of free rotation). Substitution of Cl for H i~n the CIT
group of the side radical raises U and T in the dipole-radical
process, and U in the dipole-elastic process (owing to the increase in
polarity of the polymer). There are 2 figures and 1 table.
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Temperature dependence of .... Bliq/~18
.', S 0' 0 C ILA'21 0 " I :Ins-titut vysokorolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR
(Institute of High-molecular Compounds AS USSR)
:3U-3`LTTED: 0-pril 27, 1951
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3 P 692
S/190/62/004/007/006/009
B119/B180
AUTHORS: ;ikhaylov, G. P., Krasner, L. V.
T 1 171 T 'r'
Effective dipole moments of homologous polymethyl aarylate
and polyvinyl acetaite polymers
~11T,,-l 10:) TC AL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye aoyedineniya, v. 4, no- 7, 1962,
1076-1083
T=T: The effective dipole moments Avg- were determined for the vitreous
and the highly elastio state of polymers, together with the relaxation
time distribution Darameters for polymethyl acrylate (1), polyethyl
acrylate (2), polypropyl acrylate (3) polyvinyl acetate (4), polyvinyl
propionate (5), polyvinyl butyrate (6~, and also P-ohloro substituted 3 (7)
and 6 (3). The method of calculation ha3 been described by the authors
in Vysokomolek. eoyed., 1, 542, 1959, and is baued on tan 6 and 0 values
measured between -170 and +800C and 0.2 and 100 kc/sec. Results:
In the substances investigated in the order 1,2,3,7,4,5,6,8 is
1.3, 1.8, 1.7, 2.3, 2.0, 2.0, 1-9, 3.6 D respectively. In the elastic
state in the polymers of the polyvinyl acetate series in which the side
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5/190 62/004/007/006/009
B119%180
radical is bound via an 0 atom to the principal chain the dipoles show
lo%-= correlation to their surroundings than in those of the polymethyl
acryla-.,, series. On the other hand the correlation is greater in the
vitreo%is 3tate, which leads to lower ii~7 values. Comparison of
temnerature coefficients and volume expansion of the polymers showed that
they ve=e higher in the polyvinyl acetate than in the polymethyl acrylate
3eries, and that their ratio was constant for individual homologs. This
;3u-gests a relationship between the temperature dependence of the specific
Volume and the breadth of the relaxation times speotrum. There are
7 figures and 3 tables. The most important English-lahguage references are:
D. 71. Da,,~iidson, R. 11. Cole, J. Chem. Phya., 19, 1484, 1951. F. Harris.
3. .1!der, J. Chem. Phyc., 21, 6, 1953. R. Fuoss, J. Kirkwood, J. Amer.
Chem. Soc., 63, 369, 1941-
ASS=IATIOIT: Inotitut vysokomolokulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR
(Institute of High-molecular Compounds AS USSR)
SU.B.',"ITTED April 27, 1961
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ACCMSION NRs AP300)797 s/bl9o/63/bo5/bo7Ao85Ao9o!'
AUTHORSt Mikhaylovj Go Po; Krasnerj Le Ve
TITLEt Temperature and frequency dependence of dielectric losses in styrene
methacrylate and styrene methyl vinyl ketone copolymers, I
SOURCE: Vy*sokomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya,, v. 5, no, 7., 1963p 1085-1090
TOPIC TAGS: styrene methacrylatej styrene methyl vinyl ketone, dielectric loss,
temperature, frequency dependence, dipole elastic effect, dipole radical effect
ABSTRACT: Copolymerization wag effected at low conversion (about 10%) for all
concentrations, in order to obtain statistical distribution of components in the
macromolecule6 The concentration of the polar component was determined by chemical!
analysis for oxygen content. The copolymers were prepared by Go A. Petrova in the i
laboratory of Professor A..A. Vansheydt. The samples were prepared as described W.
a previous ork by To 1. Borisova, and Go P. Hikhaylov (Vy*sokomoleks aoyedoj, 1j, 1
574, 1959), and measurements were made in the frequency range 20 to 100 000 cycles
at temperatures f rom -120 to +130Po Measurement's show that an the investigated
polymers on being heated pass through two regions where dielectric loss reaches
maximum tas is true of aii single-component polar polymers)* Maxina of dielectrioa'!
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ACCESSION NRi AP3003797
loss shift toward higher temperatures with increase in styrene content, but the
value of the loss and the value of activation energy decline. With change in
concentration the activation energy changes according to the polar component till
the value corresponding to polystyrene is reached, Results show that dipole-radical
relaxation time does not change with concentration, but dipole-elastic relaxation
time does. Frequency dependence shows a gradual change from a simple relation in
dipole-radical.relaxation to a complex relation in dipole-elastic relaxation. Orig.
art, has: 6 figures,
'ASSOCIATIONs Institut vy*sokomoleku:Lyarmy*kh soyedineniy AN SSSR (Institute of
.High-44olecular Compounds# AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: ioian62. ENCLt 00.j
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MIKHAYLOV, G.P.; KRASIER, L.V.
Effective dipole moments of styrene-mthacrylate and styrene-
me-thyl vinyl ketone copolymars. Part 2. Vysolcom.sood. 5 no.71
1091-1095 J1 163. OMIRA 16:9)
Y'a" ..
1. Institut vysokomolehil hylu.bt~bdineniy All SSSR.
(Styranu nomcriLs)

T
m t :on
e rTa I
0 r
S70-872 My 165.
1 4 ~ r, r
_Ut
%ryS t~l

KRASNER, Marc
Krasner, Marc.et KalouJnine, Lgo. Produit complat des groupes do permutations at
proM ~adlextension do groupes. I. Acta Sci. Math. Szeged 1~, 208-230 (1950).
Krasner Marc, at Kaloujnine, jLo. Produit complet des groupes de permutations at
probl;*me d 1;xtension d a groupea. II. Acta Sci. Math. Szeged 14, 39-a (1951).
Krasner, Marc, at Kaloujnine Uo. Produit complet des groupes de permutations at
probl me d1extension de groupes. III. Acta Sci. Math. Szeged 141, 69-82 (1951).
Let ~. be a group of permutations on a finite set Mi (i = The complete
product =rioPa is the group of all permutationsr on M2 = MI X M. such that~
-(xV2) (-Ixl,r2(x*2) where ,sP, ande., (xl)&T,. Then 6, - T'oT o is defined
,B). The complete
inductively as gi., 0 ?1 and is called the complete product of'T,
product is associative but not commutative. If Ti kas degree di and order si, then
11,o T. has degree dld2 and order s182di. A complete product is transitive if and only
if each factor is transitive. Let G be a subgroup of $ = d 0, let M = (Ml,---,Ms)
be a fixed element of M = Ms where Mi = mix....Xmia.4j,... s), and denote by Gi~M~
the group of allr & G for which
1*(mlj***'Ms) = (MISO.Opmip *...*) U
The set G = Godnogo
khozyaystva ToSentraltno-chernozemnogo okonondcheskogo rayona
(NIEL SNKh TarlIM pri Voronezhskom gosudarstvennom universit.9te,

YEDIDOVICH, Ya.S., kandidat farmatsevticheakikh nauk; KRASNV T.F.
inzhener-konstruktor.
The use of machines for Industrial processes in pharmacies.
Apt.delo 4 no.3:10-l"I Mv-Je 155. (MLRA 8:8)
1. Iz laboratorii oreanizataii I ekonomiki aptechnago dela
Tnentrallnogo nauchno-ineledovatellskogo aptechnogo instituta
Glavnogo aptechnogo ul,:avlenlya Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
SSSR.
(DIUJG I NDUSTRY,
in Russia, mechanization)

KHOROSHAYA, Ye.S.;'KOVRIGINA, G.I.; KOSTRYUKOVA, L.I.; MUSATOVA, M.D.1
KOPYI, A.N.; Prinimala uchaotiye.* KRASNER- Y-Y--
lftmmmwmmmm~
Rapid method for determining rubber content of shoe cardboard
made from leather fibers bonded with latex. Kozh.-Obuv 0m. 5
no.6:31-32 Je 163. (MIRA 16.:67
(Rubber, Artificial-Analysis)

O&SIMOVICH, Tu.Te., inzh.
Iaying siphon pipes in constructing water intake installations
on the Irt7sh River. Nov.tekh.mont.i spets.rab.v stroi. 22
no.1:25-26 Ja 160. (HIPJ, 13:5)
1. Montazhnava kontora No.2 Glavaeftemontazhu.
(Irtyah River--Water pipes)

KRASNEVSKAYA,,G. (Krasneuskaiaj, H.]
~ -- --l- .. .....
Useful and beneficial studies, Rab. i sial. 36 no- 4:21-22 Ap 160.
(MIRA 140)
(Home economics-Study and teaching)

KRASNEVSKIY, Aleksey Pavlovich [Krasneuski, A.P.), deputat Verkhov-
no-&-i-Soveti ~~-V.D. , red.; ZE III KO, VI.M. , tekhn.
red.
(Crops of great possibilities] Kulltury vialikikh mahchy-
mastsei. Minsk, Dziarzh. vyd-va sellskahaspadarchai lit-
r7 BSSR, 1963. 35 P. (WRA 17:1)
1. Predsedatell kolkhoza "Semezhava" Kapyllskogo rayona,
Belor. SSR (for Krasnevskiy).

KRASNEYEVI G. P.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Problems of chiaroscuro on the basis of
lines of equal shading." Moscow, 1961. 22 pp with diagrams;
(Moscow Architectural Instt Chair of "Bases of architectural
designing"); 150 copies; price not given; (KL, 7-61 sup, 239)

DANILYUK, Aleksey Mikhaylovich, dots., kand. tekhn. nauk;
KiLAS:EYI:-,V, G.P.2 red.
[New method of indicating perspective] Novyi retod po-
stroaniia perspektiv; metodicheskoe posobie. Kuibyshev,
Kuibyshevskii inzhenerno-stroitellnyi in-t, 1961. 45 P.
(I~IIRA 17:3)

KRASNICH, L.B.
The MS-21 special-purpose rail-planing machine. Biul.tekh.
skon.inform. M-7:19-20 160. (WRA 13: 7)
(Planing machines)

1. RRASIFICY-ENK, L.A. Docent; TAROSITIVSHY, T,.A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Shafting
7. Anit-friction properties of shaft journals metallized by pulverization,
'Test. mash. No. 11, 1953.
9. Monthlv Lint of Russian Acneesione, Library of Congress, April, 1953, Uncl.

.... 11 - I...''......,
KRASN135MO, A. V. and 3030L],V, A. P.
"Soviet Machines for Harvesting Corn Tested", Sellkhozmashina, No. 4, 1951
SO: VI-18691, 6 Jul 1951

YftA8NI(I'lfA---k6t' A.
"The -8talinets-6 combine; its structure and -,.,ork. ", p 57, _K00-FEIRATNUO ZEMEDELIE
Vol 6 "'1 -2 Jan/Feb 1951, Eltdgaria
vol 2 :8
"ast European W
SO: Month List oZ 4NOMM Accessions. Librar7 of Congress, Au6ust 1953, Uncl.

5 5

FQKIx' Ivan Ivanoviobi JU4691 ekeandr Vaell'yevicb, laureat
Stalinskoy premil--,71MMOT, V.L., redaktor; PRVIM, V.I., tekhni-
cheskiy redaktor
[Manual for the *Stalinets-60 combine] Rukovodetvo po kombainu
"Stalinets-6.0 Izd- 3-e, Ispr. Moskva, Goo. izd.vo selkhoz. lit-r7,
1956. 217 P. (HOA 9:11)
1. Zamestitell nachallnika Spetsiallnogo konotruktorskogo byuro (for
Yomin) 2. Direktor Yessoyuznogo Nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituta
sellskokhozyaystvennogo mashinostroeniya (for Krasoichenko)
(Combines (Agricultiiral machinery))

t-', 9 f) S IV T C: H E /V)~ 6) , /1, Y~
KRASNICHKKKO, A.V.
-,
Development of Soviet research on agricultural mpchinery du:-Ing 40 years.
Sellkhozmashina no.11:2-5 N 957. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Direktor Vaesoyuznogo umuchno-iseledovatel'skogo instituta. sel'sko-
khozyaystvennogo mashinostroyeniya.
(Agricultural machinery)

VOLKOV, Yu.I., inzh.; GAFANOVICH, A.A.. kand.tekhn.nauk; GLADKOV. N.G..
kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; GORKUSHA. A.Ye., agr.; ZHITHEV, N.Y., inzh.;
ZANIH, A.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAUSHITSYN, V.Ye., kand.tekhn.nauk;
ZVOLINSKIY, H.P.; 2MLITSERMAN. I.M., kand.takhn.nauk; KAIPOV, A.N..
kand.takhn.nauk; KASPAROVA, S.A., kand.isellskokhoz.nauk; KOLOTUSHINA,
A.P., kand.ekon.nauk; KRUGLYAKOV, A.M., inzh.; KURIIIKOV, I.I.. inzh.;
LAVRFdiTIYKV, L.H.. inzh.; LEBEDEV, B.M., ksnd.tekhn.nauk; LEVITIN,
Yu.I., inzh.; MAKHLIN, Ye.A., inzh.; NIKOLAYBV, G.S., inzh.;
POLESHCHEMO, F.V., kand.tekhn.nnuk; POLUNOCHEV, 1.14., agr.; PIYANKOV,
I.P., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; RABINOVICH, I.P., kand.takhn.nauk;
SOKCLOV, A.F., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; S21SMOVSKIY, A.A., inzh.;
TURBIN, B.G., kand.tekhn.nauk-, CHA.BAN, I.V., inzh.; CHAPKEVICH. A.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; CHEPIIOV, G.G., knnd.tekhn.nauk; SHREW, J.H., kand.
tekhn.nauk;_PARjjQ=Q, A,_V,, inzh., rod.; KLETSKIN, M.I., inzh.,
red.; MOLYUKOV, G.A., inzh., red.; BLIGOSKLONOVA, N.Tu.. inzh., red.;
UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn.red.
[Reference book for the designer of agricultural machinery in tsio
volumes] Spravochnik konstruktora sel'skokhoziaistvennykh mashin
v dvukh tomakh. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-toklin.izd-vo mashinostrolt.
lit-ry. Vol.l. 1960. 655 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Agricultural machinery--Design and construction)

OSETOWSKAp M; KRASNICKA, Zuzanna; KOELICHEN., Anna,
Cytotoxic Dxjury of the gray matter in the course of an unclassified
,Q:427-431 My4e
case of encephalitioe ffeurol newochir payctjg:~N,
162.
1. Pracownia Warszawska Zakladu Neuropatologii.. Polska Akademis,
Nauk,, Warszawa. Kierownik Pracowni: doc. dr med. E, Osetowskso

MOSSAKOWSKI, Miroslaw; K_RR4SNICKAL_Zuzanna; IWANOWSKI, Lech
Neuropathological syndromes in leukemias. Rozpr. wydz. nauk med. 7
no.1:157-184 162.
1.,Adiunkoi Zakladu Neuropatologii PAN.
(LOKEMIA) (BRAIN DISE"FS)
I

BANIEWICZ, Napoleon; KRASNICKA, Zuzanna
A form of progressive paralysis resembling multiple sclerosis.
Neurol. neurochir. psychiat. pol. 12 no.5:647-650 162.
1. Z oddzialu Neurologicznogo, Szpitala Ogolnego Nr 1 w Bydgoszczy
Ordynator: dr mod. N. 13aniewicz i z Pracowni Warszawskiej Zakladu
Neuropatologii PAN Kierownik Pracowni: doc. dr med. E. Osetbwska.
(MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS) (ENCEPHALITIS)
(DEMYELINATION)

BANIEWICZ, Napoleon; KRASNICKA, Zuzanna
Form of progressive paralysis resembling disseminated sclerosis.
Neurol neurochJf psych 12 no.5:661-668 S-0 162.
1. Oddzial Neurologicznv Szpitala Ogoln'ago Nr 1, Bydgoszcz.
Ordynatori dr med. N. Baniewicz, i Pracownia Warazawska Zakladu
Neuropatologii Polskiej Akademii Nauk, Warszawa. Kiero4nik
Pracowni: doe. dr med. E. Osetowska.
AV-

BAJOREK, A KRASNICKI,, S.
Scattering of thermal neutrons on N
,~ molecules in the liquid
state. Acta physics, Pol 21 no-5:52t5 My 162.
1. Institute of Phyoicaj, Jagellonian University, Krakow.

IMASNICHY,NX0, L. NJ
Stren hen creative cooperation (Joint work proves value) by Director V, Rybin of Rostov
Farm ff.,
achinery Plant and Director L. Kras,-dchanko 60 Rostov-on-Don Institute of Farm
Machine Building.
Current Digest of the Soviet Press, (in 40 Library), Vol. 3, no. 52, 1942, P. 46

MASNrCHENKO, L. V*
Krasnichanko, L. V. - *The surface parts of machines formed in the process of mechanical
working of metals by cutting",, Trudy Rost. n/D in-ta o,-kh. mashinootroyeniya, rtvffua 4,,
1948, p. 3-23, - Bibliog: 12 items.
80t U-411, 17 July 53, (Letopis tZhurnal lnykh Statey, No. 20, 1949).

XRASNICfMIKO, L. V.
33169. Vliyaniye razlichnykh Faktorov Rezaniyi~ Na Velichinu Nerovnosti
Obrabotannoy Poverkhnoati Serago Chuguna liarki Su-15-32 Zavda Rostsellmash.
Trudy Rost. Nid In-Ta S.-Kh. Yaehinostroyeniya, Vyp. 5, 1949, C. 3-20
SO: Letopial Zhrunall nykh Statey, Vol. 45, ~bskva, 1949

InSKICHRUKO, L.V., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; YlkROSLAVSKAYA. N.L., redaktor;
takhnicheakiy redaktor.
(Sprayed metallic coatings from pseudoalloys and their use as beurings
materials] Ketallizatsionnys pokrytita iz peavdotplavov i primenente Lkh
v kachestve podzhipnikovykh mAterialov. Rostov-na-Donu, Rostovskoe kn-
vo, 1953-23 P. '(Miertf ilm) Owl 9: 5)
(Bearings (Machinery)) (Metal spraying)