SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KULBERG, L.M. - KULCHITSKAYA, A.I.

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KOVALEVA, A.G.; KULIBMIG, L.M. (deceaaedj
Structure of bivalent silver oxide and its quantitative deter-
mination. Uch.zap. SGU 75:79-82 162. (MIRA 17:3)

KU~~LIBOG~ L.1401 kand.tekhn.nauk,, dotoent
Preliminary determination of labor consumption for the
manufacture of a new article. Trudy 14AI no.151:78-84
162. (Airplanes-Design and constviction) (MIRA 15;12)

ACCESSION NR: AT4031062 S/2535/63/000/154/002610033
AUZIOR: Kul'bergg L. K. (Candidate of Technical Sciences)
TITLE: Consolidated calculation for the not cost of transport aircraft in its
design stage
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionny*y Justitut. Trudy*# no. 154, 1963. Bkonomicheakaya
effektivnost' aviatsionnoy tekhniki (economic efficiency in aeronautical enginaering)#
26-33
TOPIC TAGS: net cost, transport aircraft, prototype, expenditure
ABSTRACT: The author presented formulas for calculating the production expenditure
for one article having an ordinal number a from the beginning of production, as wall
as analytic velationships for the calculation of the total aggregate expenditure
for the production of n articles and the mean aggregate expenditure for tha produc-
tion of one article. These were broken down into calculation for the prototype
expenditure of a new aircraft,.the expenditures for materi,ils, expenditures, for the
completed articles and the purchased semi-sanufactured prolucts, the basic salary of
the production. workers# department and factory expenditures, expenditures for special
rigging and the production organization of new articles, extra production expendi-
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ACCESSION NRs AT4031062
turas, and deteraft14 the plsni~4 profit. *.Orig. art. has.. 27 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow Aviatsionnyty institut Macow Ustitute of AwjAt:jCn)
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SUB CODE: AD NO Ra SOVI 001 OTHER: 000

EliiEYINAN, M.M.; SHEBEKO, L.P.; CIUKUNOV, A.I., inzh., retsenzent;
,KULIBERG~ L.M., reteenzent; CITERMIAK, V.S., inzh., red.
(Economics, organization and planning of w9lding production]
Ekonomika, organizat3iia i planirovanie i3varochnogo proiz-
vodstva. Moskva, Izd-vo "Mashinostroenio," 1964. 207 p.
(VIRA 17:8)

GYARDZHUNTSEV, Yervand Tatevosovich, kand. ekon. nauk, dots.;
Nl,.'I)UIAOV, Boris Ivanovlchp lnzh.; SHTRUK, G.G.;
POMOICIATSKlY, N.N.; ADRIM-MV, D.P., doktor ekon. nauk,
prof., retsenzent. Ollmo. L.M dots., kand. tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; GORb6N-,=-L--,
(Economics and organization of radio productionj Ekono-
mika i organizatsiia radiotekhnicheskogo 1-.roizvodstva.
Moskva, Energiia, 1964. 359 p. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy ekonomiki pron7shlennoiti Mo-
skovskogo aviatsionnogo instituta (for Andrianov).
2. Kafedra ekonomiki promyshlennosti Moskovskogo aviatbion-
nogo institute. (for Kullberg).

Kii I'll IlE 1 IS I.' , lJorzy
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Napolaun Cybul3kI (1854-1919). 171o1. tv!~. lek. 19 ro.13:485
23 Mor 164.

0 is ~il Favlovich; SOKOLOV, Aleksandr Nikolayevi
woI - !~ .~ A% ch; NIKOIAY3VA.
s4
W*'I"f.- ktor isdateltstva; SHITS. V.P., tekhatcheskiy redaktor
[What we le,%.rned about the lumber industry in Sweden) Nashe snakomstvo
s leenoi promyshleanoottiu Shvetsii. Moskva, Goslesbumizdat, 1956.
58 pe (MLRA 9;11)
(Sweden--Luntbering)

SKORYKII, S,S,,; PANOV, V,,A,,; PODORVANOV,, A,Z,,; GUFOAR, V,r-.,; rULINIDA, VJII~
Ways of improving transportation in an open pit of the Kr~voy Rog
Southern Mining and Ore-dre.9sing Combino. Sbor. nauch,, trud.
UIGRI no.7.52--59 160. (I-IM 14:12)
(KrIvoy Rog Basin-Mine railroads)

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USSR/Physical Chemistry Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry. Equilibrium. Physico-
chemical Amalysis. Phase Transitions) B-8
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 19517 366
Author: Derleach, F. A., Kolisnichenko, U. M., and Kullbik, 0. G.
InBtituticn: Lvov University *_~
Title: On the Question of the Existence of a Limit for the Chemical Sta-
bility of Alloys of the Mg-Cd System
Original
Periodical: Hauk. zap. LIvivalk. un-tu, 1955, Vol 341 72-78 (published in
Ukrainian with a summary in Russian)
Abstract: The dependence of the chemical activity of Mg-Cd alloys on the compo-
sition has been investigated over the concentration range from pure
Mg to 60 atom percent Cd in solutions Of 0-1 N H2304 and in an acetic
buffer of the composition 0.25 N CH3%IO0H * 0.25 N CH COONA The
volume of hydrogen liberated was measured at 100 in &e k '804 solution
and at 250 in the buffer. It is shown that the chemical activity of
the alloys gradually increases from pure Mg to a concentration of
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USS,R/P)3yeical Chemistry - Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry. Equilibrium. Physico-
chemical Analysis. Phase Transitions) B-8
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1) 1957, 366
Abstract: 5-10 atom percent Cd, after which it decreases fairly rapidly and
becomes insignificant in the region of high Cd content. Under the
conditions investigated pure Cd does not dissolve. Notwithstanding
the results of previous investigations (V. V. Skorchelletti and A. I.
Shultin, Xhimicheskoya razrusheniye metalloy, ONTI, 1934), not one of
the theoretically possible stability limits could be established.
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1. 1. KULBIN5
2. USSR (600)
4. Antiseptics
7. 3actericidal paper. latv. PSR Zin. Akad. Vestis no. 11. 1951
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953, Uncl.

XULBUR V.
~;onsistently big honey yields. p. 184.
SOTSIALTSTLIK POLLM4AJAADIIS. Tallinn, Hungary. Vol. 1% no. 4, Apr. 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (FRAT), W). JIATP' 1059.
Uncl.

BESOMEEVA, A.G.; SIFTOV, A.G.; NAMMiE, E.; LILLEMAA,A.,
kand. sellkhoz. nauk; FIKHMSTE, L.K.(Pihlaste, L.];
PROK110HOITA, Z.P.,* IWIMMN, I,; KULIBJ,2,Nj',V P ISAYEVA,
Z. 1. ; EYPRE, T. .[Eipre, T. ; 75TIV, M't."; SJBBGTII,'A,
V.I,',.;ZHDANOVA, L.P., red , BRAYNINA, M.I., tekhn. red.
[A-riclimtological minual for the Estonian S.S.R.] Ag-
rolclirnaticheskii spravochnik po ",ston.,_Ioi SSR. Lenin-
grad, Gidrorctcoizdat, 1960. 197 p. (MIRA 17- 1)
1. Estonian S.S.F. Upravleniye gidror,,eteorologicheskoy
sluzhby. 2. Estonskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut
zemledeliya i melioratsii (for Lillerraa) - 3. Gluvm,
agronom Upravleniya sadovod--tva i pcholovodstva Minister-
atva sollolcogo kho zyaystva Estonskoy SSR (for Kullbin).
(Estonia--Crops and climate)

SOV-128-58-c-12/16
AUTHORS: Moskovtsev, F.I., Polychalov, Yu.1111., Verkhoshanov, A.I.,
Redenskiy, V.A., Kul,bitakayj,_A_X.&_, Dvali, G.S., romin,
S.F., Ebralidze, ~Shkundin, R.M.
TITLE: Letters to the Editor (Nam pishut)
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye proizvodstvo, 1958, Nr 9, pp 23-24 (U-3SR)
ABSTRACT: In the letters, an improved hammer head for pile-drivers
is described and a device for preventing the sticking of
molding matter by compressed air. Yethods of casting the
ball bearing of the refrigerating compressor type ChAU-8
by centrifugal power, to produce distributing plates for
foundry heads from quartz sand, and to charge the blast
apparatus with metal shot, are also described.
There are 5 diagrams.
1. Pile drivers--Equipment 2, ~blding materials---Performancf~
3. Compressed air--Applications 4 Ball bearings--Ca.,jLln~;
5. Sand--Applications 6. Quartz--Applications 7. Shot blasting
--Equipment
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KULIBITSKLYA, A.Ta.; DVALI, G.S.; F014111. S.F.; MUMS. L.I.
..... -~ ...
Fast-drying, highly-resistant divider plate% for annily-dotaebitble
risers. Lit. proizve no.Q.*24 S 1.58. (ma 11:10)
(Foundry nachinory and supplies.)

1"ACC NRi' AP6*035'885'"'---"-- SOURCE CODES UR/0413/66/000/020/0124 12
Shaprinovj 1. A.; Stepa 3v. S. A.; Petrova, E. V.; Pesnikovs. S._Y&.;
INVENTOR.
Kul'bitpkiy,_A. K.; BaycWiv, A. 1.
ORC: none
T17LE: Steel. Class 40, No. 18731
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obrazteyp tovarnyye zna~i, no, 20, 1966, 124
TOPIC TAGS; steel., nickel molybdenum steel, vanadium ev"t-"Ladaworeel, cerium
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate was issued for a steel contnining silicon, manpanes
nickel, and 'molybdenum. To Improve weldability and mechanical properties. thi com'-
position of the steel is set as follows (in 2): 0.08 max. carbon, 0.5 max..
manganese, 0 5 max.isilicon, 13-15 1 icke 75-6 0 molybdenum,' del-0.2 vanadium,
0.02 max. ce;iumt 0,'015 max, sulfurg and 0.015 max. phosphorus.
SUB CODE: 1l/ SUBM DATEt 16Dec64/ AT6. PpZSSj 5106
UDCs 669*14.018,621 t669.15124128-194

FEDOROVICH, K.. izzhenei-.(M~isk), KULIBITSKIY,
(Minok),
Demonstration bullding of a school In ginak. Gor. i sell. strol.
no.2:12-13 1 !57. (wRA io:6)
(Minsir-Schoolhousee) (Reinforced concrete ccnstruction)

RABINOVICH, I.; KULIA;T�
Effect of beatea buildings on the depth of ground freezing.
Zhil. stroi. no.6:12 165. (MIRA 18:10)

NIZOVKIN, G.A.; KULIBITSKIYj V.F.; FILIPMA, L.S. red.; VASILIYEVA,
N.N., taM-.,raI-.
[Mechanization of the engineering geology studies of the bad
spots of the roadbed]Nekhanizataija inzhonerno-goologicheskikh
obsledovanii bol'rWkh mest zeiraianogo polotna. Yoskva, Trans-
zheldorizdat, 10,62. 24 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Railroad engineering) (Boring machinery)

11 1 MOW
1- -.1 -- -M
KULIBITSKIY, V.F.
Few method of coring in frozen groulid, Razved. i okh. nedr- 29
no.5:59-61 My 163. (KMA 16:7)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauclino-issledovatellskiy institut zhaleznodorozImogo
transporta Ministerstva pute!r soobohaheniya.
(Frozen gro?md) (Gore Ai~~)

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Grains-a
Abs ur Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 15507
Author A,I~ Kullbiy
Inst
Title Change in Branched Wheat During the Fall-Winter So-wines.
(I=encniye vetbistoy pshenitsy pri osenne-zimikh
posevakh).
OriG Pub Pratsi Odes'k. un-ty. Tr. Odea6k. un-tal 1956, 146, 3b.
stud. robit, Sb. stud. rabot. No 4, 93-97.
Abstract The branched wheat Triticuri turgidum var. plinianum L.
was sown after two-year fall to winter plantings in the
autumn and winter of 1951-1952 froin September throuC#
J A variation in many
"anuary spaced at every 6 !ays.
morphological characteristics and in grain consistency
was noted in the overwintering, plants. In the sprine
of 1953 seeds -.>f the following variants were sown: the
1950 winter sawinC., 1951 durinU, the winter; two winter
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USSR/Cultivated Plants Grains. M.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 41 1958, 15507
years; winter 1950) in 1951 in the normal period fir
the winter ones. The differentiation of the embryonic
spike vent considerably faster in the first variant;
a tendency toward the formtion of a branched spike was
noted, and the growth of veGetative mass laso proceded
more rapidly. One forther noted an earlier (by three
clays) development of the generative orL-mris, however,
the ripening time started at the same time in all the
plants. When sowina at the normal time for winter
crops) the plants maintained on an average for the
variants up to 10% of the plants in distinction to the
control plants which did not at al-I overvinter.
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KULBOVA, V.
'tTsarevitsa. Sofiia,, Zemizdat, 1957. (Maize). DA Not in DLC"
P. 213 (Sofiia, Bulgaria)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, V'31. 7, 110. 8, August 1958

e sprics. V. Syribesis of s.),ne subsUlU
Quillor
indoles nd benzirtdoles. N'. Gjn ~,:_ " K.
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gave 4$c,'Q 62 M.
W7-51 (from UCICO), while I't-bCulzaquinane ill tills cam
Fave 51-)'O Et
279-80* (frntn Ale-CO). G, 11. X
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AUITORS: Shostakovskiy, M. F.j Gracheva, Ye. P., 79-28-5-28/69
Kullbovskaya, N,
TITLE: Investigations in the Field of the Synthesis
and Conversions of Substituted Vinylethers
(Issledovaniye v oblasti sinteza i prevrashcheniy
zameshchennykh vinilovykh efirov)
V'I. Synthesis of o(-Methylvinylarylether and of
Q~ -lethylvinyleyelohexylether (VT Sintez o(-
-metilvinilarilovykh i(:~,-metilvirtiltsiklogeksilov,igo
efirov)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey Khimiij 1958Y Vole 28, Nr 59
ppf, 1253-1257 kUSSR)
ABSTRACT. In-.face of certain unclear problems of the syntheses of
C~ -methylvinylarylethe:r carried out by Ruhemann, Wragg
(Rueman i Vreg) omthe one hand (reference 1) and Niederl,
Storch (Niderl i. Storkh) (reference 2) on the other hand,
th s paper investigates more detailed the synthesis of
~~-methylvinylarylether and of oC-methylvinyleyclohexyl-
Card 1/4 ether according to Favorskiy-Shcistakovskiy.

Investigations in the Field of the Synthesis 79-28-5-28/69
and Conversions of Substituted Vinylethers.
VI. Synthesis oflor--Methylvinylarylether and of
-Methylvinyloyclohexylether
CH 3- CCH+11OAr-Rj-np 02TOAr
CH-j
The use of mathylacetylene as vinylation medium yields
less than that of acetylene in the vinylation of phenols
(referenuee 3,~ 4). This method is, however, the best
aocessible in the synthesis of the above mentioned others.
The best results (yield and better avoidance of
resinification) was obtained at a ratio of I molecule of
phenol and 1 molecule of caustic potash (table 1). It
was of interest to investigate the part of the allene
(propadiene) in this vinylation reaction with
methylacetylene. The allene is contained in the initial
product (reference 5) and is the result of an isomerization
CH C=H,--_-4C.CH -According to Favorskiy (reference 6)
3 1 2
Card 2/4 the isomerization of the acetylene-and allene hydro,aTbons

Investigations in thg Field of the Synthesis 79-28-5-28/69
anti Conversions of Substituted Vinylethers.
VI. Synthesis of c/--Methylvinylarylether and of
iz,(-ttethylvinyloyclohexy'Lether
belong to -those bring reversible. ln the present case
the equilibrium is displaced towarl methylacetylene
(at 2000 .. 10% allene against 90% methylacetylenel).
In order to explain the role of allene undAr the
given conditions It was heated to 2000C in the
autoclavt~ with 50% caustic potash solution5 in which
case the allene converted into the methylanetylene
which was separated in form of acetylenide. From table 2
can be concluded that in the vinylation of the phenols
with allene and methylacetylene the allene can not be
oonsidered as vinylation medium, but that it is isomerized
to methylacetylene which then supplies the actual
vinylation medium, The structure of the synthetized
Of, -methylsubstituted ether was proved by hydrolysis.,
There are 3 tables and 16 roferences, 121 of whizh are Soviet.
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Investigations in the Field of the Synthesis 79-28,-5-28/69
and Conversions of Substituted Vinylethers.
VI. Synthesis of c.,C_-Methylvinylarylether and of
O~ -Methy1viny1cyo1ohexyje ther
ASSOCIATION-. Institut organicheskoy khimii kkiidemili nalik SSSR
(Institute for Organic, Chemis4v-ryAlw USSR)
SUBMITTEDs April 24P 195",
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SHOSTAKOVSKIT, M.F.; GRACEUCTA, Ye.P.; JWLIBOTE&.ATA#---Uji--
b)mthesis and conversions of 4-substituted vinyl ethers. Part 7:
Synthesis and conversiona of4-chloroimopropyl aryl others. Zhur.
ob. khim. 28 no.9:2341-2343 S '58. (MIRA 11:11)
1. Institut organichaskoy khimii AN MR.
(Ithers)

SHOSTAKOVSKIT, GRACHEVA, Te.P.; KULIBOVSKA!rA, N.K.
Synthesis and conversions of4L-substituted vinyl others. Part 81
Various properties of 0(-methylvinyl aryl and gC-methylvinyl cyclo-
hoxyl others. Zhar,ob.khim. 28 no.9:2344-2348 8 158.
(MIRA 11S11)
1. Institut organicheakoy khimii AN SM.
(2thers) (Vinyl componnds)

2 ~, nd ~Ihcril Sci
"
ertierl of i8opropoll" clryl 013ter
lp
fider." p-p
zolinsi-AY) . 171~ copic~~
"SYIltllOc;i,'-" ~~"CL Pro-
4 1
4ropropenyl:,11-~'Yll (aryl) cul-
"ic gliemistry
of
ci L
/j-

50) SOV/79-29-5-30/75
AUTHORS: Shontakovskiy, M. F., Gracheva$ Ye. F., Kullbovakaya, N. K.
TITLE: Inventigation in the Field of the Synthesis and Trangormation
of Substituted Vinyl Ethers (Iseledovaniye v oblasti sinteza
i prevrashchaniy zameahchennykh vinilovykh efirov). 9. Formation
and Mature of Resin-like Products Obtained in the Vinylation
of Phenols (9. Obrazovaniye i prixods, emoloobraznykh produktovq
poluchayemykh pri vinilirovanii fenolov)
FERIODICAL; Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 19591 Vol 29, Nr 5, PP 1546-1549
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The presant paper deals with the investigation of the nature
of products obtained in the reaction of mothyl acetylene with
phenol (Ref 3) on the example of ro3ins. Resin-like products
obta:.ned in the vinylation of phenols rith methyl acetylene
in the presence of cauatic potuah and water differ from alkyl
phenol-acetylene resins both with reopect to their external
form and their properties. Resin forming in connection with
the vinylation of phenol with ipethyl acetylene is a liquid
which is partly distilled in vacuumi its highest molecular
Card 1/3 weight amounts to 500. The quantity of the resin formed depends

SOV/79-29-5-30/75
Investigation in the Field of the Synthesis and Transformation of Substituted
Vinyl Ethers. 9. Formation and Nature of Heoin-like Products Obtainud in
the Vinylation of Phonole
on the ratio methyl acetylene
increases with rising methyl
gation of the distilled rosin
and spectroscopic methods has
of the products (I - III).
; phenol. The yield in resin
acetylene content. The investi-
fractionsbj the aid of chumical
shown that they are miXtures
CH3 if3 OR 3
0-C CH 2 00-C'C"2 0-(;-CH2
~--CH -
0- C-CH2 2
C113 CH 3
M (II) (III)
The fraction boiling at 113-1150 Mm) represents the 0-iso-
propenyl-isopropenylphenyl ether II). This ras confirmed by
elementary anulyeis, hydrolysis, by the determination of the
Card 2/3 molecular fraction and by spectral analysis. Fractions that

SOV/79-29-~-30/75
Investigation in the Field of the Synthesis and Transformation of Substituted
Vinyl Ethers. 9. Formation and Nature of Resin-like Products Obtained in
the Vinylation of Phenols
are distilled at higher temperatures are mixtures of the poly-
mer (III) of different polymerization degrees with the mono-
mer. Ultraviolet and infrared spectra were taken at the
opticheakaya laboratoriya IOKh AN SSSR (Optical Laboratory
IOKh AS USSR) by B. V. Lopatin. There are 13 references,
3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organioheakoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 12, 1958
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NRKRA , Toevolod Vladimirovich, prof.; KMIBOVSKATA. U.K., -red_,;
WWAK,. Te.G., tekhn.red. "OPPIN
(Kanual of laboratory practice in organic chemistry] R*o-
vodstvo k malomu praktikumu po arganicheakoi khimil. lzd.3.,
dop. Hookvaq Gosonauchno-tekhnAzd-vo khim,lit-ry, 1960,
356 p (MIRA 14:4)
i0hamistry, Organic-Handbooks, mamials, etc.)

AUTHORS: Kul 'bovokaya, N. K., Gv3chova, Ye. P. M. F.
TITLE In veotig at I Un or S) ynthe';, 1-1,3 .-1 )d Cot jC)t-j:, ()j, till C-(]
V I I I y 1, E, t I le t-:1
I30j)P0J)0I1yl
PERIODICAL: Zhut'nal ob.111chey khh'11.1, 1960, Vol Ni- 1, bl-.16 OJSSR)
ABSTRACT; Reaotlon ol' thLopcnol wl.Lh methyl,-jci,,ty1Qn(,, In :ilk,~lt!ie
Incd ILIIII Yield.." a nilxtuve, Of 1 ;;u1
.? 0 - I-
bp 68-690 (6 frim), n, - oher)"!
D
(H), hn 111-1130 (20 mm), ti~
I I + C 1 13-C. I I
'A GII3cj1 ---Cll Scalia (2)
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1 m-ly") - q) P,
01 lhf; t ".11 V I Ili 1 E the r.",XSy '. I i h co If I, I
Con eL-.Lorls of L~Opropcnyl Phenyl Sulf tde:3
The reactions (1) and (2) ave nueleophilic additions.
Stevically diceeted addttLon of thLol In veactLon (2)
results in only one stereoismier. This was conf Irmed b:'1
oxidation of propenyl phenyl sulfide yielding only one
cry.stalline pvopenyl pheny]. milfone, CH.Cil~-CHSO,C 11, (.111)
(Yield 77%), n1P 69-5-700. Isopt,bpenyl Phenyl Sulf Ide *,-Iav~
converted into isopropyl rlienyl sulfone (IV) for iden-
tification. C112=-C-sc,11., "I. Cll..=C-sOzCOll5 (Cll3)2CllsQjC6ll..,
(IV)
Oxidation of Isopt-openyl phenyl 3tVlde yielcis
isopropenyl phenyl nulCone, hp 1"1:.)
(4.5 rmn)~
I - 511YO -In contrast to crystalline 3ulfone,, obtaLne(!
from propenyl -pheriyl sulfLde, the Lsopi,oporrl,- :-in,'
loopr-opyl phenyl sulfon~,--s ui-e oil-ILkle sub~31-ance~~. The
absor,ption maxlrna ol' 1,`,ODPOJ)(_111Y1 pheni'l and pvopen.~,'
Car-1 2/6 plicnyl sulfldcc3 ave at 1,11:`0 cm- JI _,1(_)C) CM-1.
speclAvely. ffyc'rolynlo of' 1wop,:,,n,,,rL

Inve,;Al,ration oil' Synthesiz; and Convep3Lon.,, of
l'o
Substituted VLnyl E~Jiero. X . Syntho.-A,1, and S ov/p-) -6 - I - Ir.
Conversions of loopropenyl Plictly-1 &j1V1d(,,-
J)hOt-lyl SUM(102 Yield; I)VOI)WIM11-dellyde 'Wdl
i,e.,,~pectively. Decompooltioll of th,,~ obl"'11,11ed
with a I coho I Lc -,oluL Ion o[' m~-, rckw L,, chloo W,-, Ln~!Lo:
that LM3 ceact;Lon can be tioo-11 foz~ q~;ant-11,;ative
detemiinatlon of Isoproper,iyl oni'y. UPot;
mixing of' isolwoponyl photlyl flulrldu with a
C1110PIdC '301LItiOll, P11011Y11110,Y11PIC C-1110PIAC DVOIA'AtLAO- It]
50 s2cond2 -and ()5% HCI is recovered 1)y tLtvatLon in 211
hOLIVS . Reaction of propenyl and Isopr-open~,l pherlyl Oul-
fides with thiophcnol In the pi.e.,;ence of' a free 1""i(Alcal
catalyst yields (82%) tile 3alne coulpourol ill both cLise:-',
1,0"-diplienyltii(-,L,captoi)poi),-tne, C,11 SCHCH(C11 )SC,1f, (V), Up
197-1980 (7 min), n20 1.6218. ')ij n e`hylme capvah LO use('j,
D W E r
It reacts with LI) and (II) to forin compound (VI), yleld
81%, bP 129-130' (5 i1q), n20 1.5'(P and cornpourld (M),
yle,ld 82%, bP 134-135 (5 Pm) , 1120 tnui n2 0
D
respectively.
Card "3/6

InveoUgeation of' SjrnthosI3 an(] conveusions of '~7354
SubstItuted Vinyl Ethers. X. Synthesis and SOV/79-30-1-15/-(~`D
Conversions of 150propenyl Phenyl Sulft(les
C2115SC112-CIISCGIIS
C113
(VI)
(11) + C11'sil --* C2115SCH-CHISC6115
1
(V11)
Isopropenyl phenyl sulfide behaves similarly to its
analog, isopropenyl phenyl ether. In the presence of
catalyst (S62) it reacts with ethylmercaptan yielding
isopropenyl ethyl sulfide, bp 112-114 0 , n20 1.4755.
D
0
+ +
CII/ ~\Scolj 1
C113
Hydrochlorination of 'Isopr,openyl phenyl sulfide yields
a-chloroisopropyl phenyl oulfide. Stnee Ct -chlopolso-
pvopyl phenyl sulfide Ls an =2~ablecOmPCund, it was
Card 4/6 converted into tertlary-amyl phenvi suiviije, bp )-6-930

inve3tigation of Synthesis
Substituted Vinyl Ethers.
Conversions of Isopropenyl
(1) min) , n10
D
and Conver-olons of N 4
X. Synthesis and S0V/T')'--1~;0-1-15/7,p)
Phenyl Sulfides
1.5387.
HC1 11~Br
(C113)2CSC6115
C1
"-CW~p C3117
1 1-Dimethylbutyl phenyl sulfide (y1eld 19%), bp
8110 (2 mm), n20 1-5312, %qa3 synthesized In an analogous
D
way. There are 16 references, 6 Soviet, 6 U.S., 1 U.K.,
3 Gepman. The 5 most vecent U.S. references are. Tar,bell,
D. C., Lovett, W. E., J. Ain. Cheiri. Soc., 78, 2o~6- (1956);
Boedwell, F. G., Andeusen, 11. M., Pitt, B. M., J. Ara. Ch,2m.
Soc., 76, 1085 (19511); Tvuce, W. E., Simms, J. A., J. Am.
Chem. Soc., 78, 2756 (1956); Truce, W. E., S1mm-, J. A.,
Boudakian, M. M., J. Ain. Chem. Soc., 78, 695 (1956);
Tarbell, D. C.
,, McCall, M. A., J. An.. Chem. Soc., 74, 41 8
C -a L, d ~/6 (1952).
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Organic Chemistry of' the Academy of Sciences

Investigation of Synthe3ls and Conversions of 77.1554
Substituted Vinyl Ether2. X. Synthesis and SOV/7q-1--:/O-1-1c-/7,-,
Conversiona of Isopropenyl Phenyl Sulfides
of the USSR (Institut organichr-,koy khtmii Akademil
nauk SSSR)
SUBMITTED: January 15, 1959
Card 6/6

5.3620 77856
SOV/79-30-2-7/78
AUTHORS: Shostakovokiy, M. F., Gracl? va, Ye. P., Kullbov3kaya,
N. K.
TITLE- Study In th.ii Field of Synthesis arid Conversions of
Substituted Vinyl Ethers. XI. Synthesis and Properties
of' Isopropenyl Alkyl Sulfides
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimli, !960, Vol 30, Nr 2, pp
383-388 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors synthesized Isopropenyl ethyl sulfide,
isonropenyl butyl sulf1de arid Isopropenyl propyl sulfide
by reactinr metliylacetylene wlth mercaptLanz; In an
C.>
alkaline medium:
11S11+c11,C~__c11 C112=C-Sli (1)
R~ CA11f. c3l~. C#16.
The reactions were performed usin. the method described
ear.rier (9hur. obshchey khIm., 28, 1253 (1958)). Experi-
Card 1/8 mental conditions are given in Table 1.

Study in the Field of Synthe3ls arid 77856
Conversions of Substituted Vinyl Ethers. sov/79-30-2-7/78
xi
Table 1.
Key to Table 1. (1) Syjjtjicjt,-,ed compound; (2) quantity;
~fl mercaptan (In mol-s); (11) methylacetylene (in moles),
5 KOH (in moles); (6) dioxan (in ml); (7) conditions
of reaction; (8) temperature; (9) duration of heating
in hr); (10) yields of' reaction products (in %);
M) isopropenyl alkyl sulfide; (12 1,2-dialkyl-
mercaptopropane; (13) isopropenyl ethyl sulfide;
(14) Isopropenyl propyl sulfide; (15) Isopropenyl
buty! sulfide.
Card 2/8

1 7
46 9
13 LS 3 0.3 - 00-180P 2 44 9
0.47 U4 0.09 - HO-M L5 49 is
S, 0.34 0.68 0.068 30 120-M) t.5 51 8 .

Study An the
Conversions
xi
Field of Synthesio and 77856
10
of Substituted Vinyl Ethero. Vi""(N-30-2-7/0
The pve:3oLwc in the autoolave vai,lcd bct,dcell 32 arid 41', atm,
(Dio-xan was added to minlinize tavi-Iiig.) Py injxjj)6 till-c
obtained Iscopi,openyl allcyl oulf1dez, with additional
quantities of mercaptan, the 1,2-cliill,~ylmc,,i~captoj)i,opatict;
are obtained (reaction (2)):
C11-c-I'M + Itsil (2)
c I 1;j c1l";
9111, Y~
The mactIon wao exothermJc (tempevatum vooc to ~:,O-(_-_~00;
o~yntheo,izj of 1, 2 -die thylme rcri ptopi,opane and 1,2-dIpropyl-
mei,captopropane). Inthe case of
arid the mixWl'o
had to be licatod to 800 In pvcjetice of.' 0.01 j~ ol'
btAyi,milti-Ile. Table 2 , .0
,~ivc~; the ylelck; and physical
constants of' the synthesized compound,~3.
Card 3/8

th(: 1"leld 01''Synthejic; and 7 7 81 5 6
ot' Substituted Vinyl Ether;; SOV/7 9-30-2-7, "'(8k
Key to Table 2: (1) mame o,.' COMPOUnd; (2) yield
(in %); (3) boilin, point. (pressure in mm); (4)
found; (5) calcul'ated; (6) enipir-'eal I'ormula;
(7) lsopropenyl etiiyl sult'lde; (e) L3opropcnyl propyl
~
3 ul
' Vlde; (9) 100propelly'l butyl ~jull'lck!; (10)
0.1 L,2-cl.tpropylalel,Captcypropane;
(12) l,'.:'-(JJ.I)utylmercaptc),I)i,ol),,tll(-,; (1j)
2-ethylmet-captopropanc.,

Study jn the Field of' Synthesis and 77856
Converoions Of' SUbitituted Vin,-,11 EUiero. sovg(j -30-2 -7/~8
X3.
Irabit! "-2.
w
tin
'i

1."
IV~720
:L.1191 I I 1"S 9.S71 3L.,13

s
M)
1.1.7

7.1; 1 ::7, IS c 11
25)

66- 1;7
1. 1; 1.63, 2 I0.S2

.50. 1 fi rO.:f7 :18.71, c., I

IM 1 08 5 7 11 .59.711 511.
'
W.' :13.17. c' I I S WAS

I
c 11.0 29. 10
.51 51i.70 jo.93

T!
s9-!10
1. V 1,,5
(MI Qq - 1). ;0
Ff! 7114 . 1 "1;. 1, 1, :0.0 1.
c"If."'S.2
!).
13 1 5f;. 17 1
0 32.~18
111 calculaLlon of, MR 1) th(! Mlth= have w :ed aLowi c
ret'raction of sult'ur, l'ound for diall y! sul fide by
Card T. S. Prise and D. F. Tvti s,~', (J. Chem. Soc., 101,

,,tLj(jy ill tjj(-, 1,'ield ol' SyntheL;Az; and
of' '~;ubstituted Vinyl Ethei,,;
X1
12!~q (1912)) and equal to 041
**Atomic refraction ot' oulfur wa,..;
to 7 .1-)2l (Voti-el, A. I., j
7 7 8' 5 (,
SOV/79-30-2-'(/-(O8
taken ao equal
Soo. , 1948, 182",)) .
In aeld medlum 1.,~opvopenjl alicyl oulf1des react with
mercaptans (aftev di-opwise addition of' isopropenyl
alkyl sull'Ide to eqUIrnolar ClUantity of' mercaptan
containing 5-3 dropu of* 11C.1, the m-Ixtu.,-e wao heated
to 50() Vor 5 min and Tel't overnii-,tht; It via,-, then
neutralized, dr-i,:-:d over K2C 03 jand distilled.) by
an ionic mechanism, the reaction obeyln6 Markownikofflj
(Maritovnikov's) rule, yieldin.- 2,~~l-dialicy.Imereaptopr,opanes:
C~11-- C-S11 hS11 --- ((~11
c, 11:,
p)
The on I-jeatIll.,
J. 1. d Into the It-AtIal corlipoulld:3. hydro,-,en chloride

Study in the
,'onversions
X1
Field of' Synthe3lo arid 77656
oi' Substituted Vinyl Ethers. C.,-,11/79-30-2-7/78
through isopropenyl allIcyl sulfides at -200 resulted
in formation of' CL-chloroisolropyl alkyl sulfide, which
easily decomposes on raisinG temperature to 00, giving
ofi' HCI and a complex mixture of' products. Acid
hydrolysis of isopropenyl alkyl sulfides yields acetone
as one of' the products. Quantitative decomposition
oi' isopropenyl alkyl zult'ides and 2,2-dialkylmercapto-
proparies by excess of' alcoholIc SOILItion of' mercucic
chloride (reaction ~))(with Atb2equerit titration ot'
HCI by NaOH);
-11-2-C-S'l + 11902 1--C-11:,O I I ~ IISIlge-I + IIGI +P136C(OC211,02 (5)
1
C11"
Card 7/8
ozn be kiscd Cov ustimatlon 01' PLWILY Ot' these compounds.
the case of' oull'Idea, the reaction mixture (0.1-0.2
oj' .3ulfide and 5 ml of 20% solution of HgCl 2 in
alcohol) was heated at 700 in a
hr, transferred quantitatively
sealed ampoule-l'or 3
Into a Clask, and

Study in the
Conversions
XI
SUBMITTED:
Card 8/8
Field of'Synthesis and 7(856
of Substituted Vinyl Ethers. SOV/79-30-2-7/78
titrated with 0.1N NaOH to methyloran,-e end point.
C>
In the case of 2,2-dialkylmercaptopropanes, the
reaction mixture (7 ml of HgC12 solution was used
fox, 0.1-0.2 g 3ample) was simply left overnight
in a otoppered conical flask. There are 3 tables;
and 12 reference,,,, 2 Soviet, 4 Glerman, 2 U.K.,
3 U.S., 1 Polish. The U.S. and U.K. references
are: P. I. Wiezewich, L. B. Turner, P. K.'
Florich, Ind. Eng. Ch ' "2- 295 (1933); U.S. Patent
2o66191, Ch. A., 31, 1038~"(1937), Ch. S., 32, 8359
(1938); T. S. Prise, D. F. TwIss, J. Chem. Soc.,
.101, 1259 (1912); A. 1. Vogel, J. Chem. Soc., 19148,
1820; F. L. Cairus, G. L. Evans, A. 14. Larchar, B. C
McKu31c1c, J. Ain. Chem, Soc., 74, .3988 (1952); T. C.
Whitner., E. E. Reid, J. Am. Chem. Soc 43, 639 (1921).
February 20, 1959

SHOSTAKOVSHY, M.F.; GRACHEVA, Ye.P.;
Methods for synthesizing and properties of substituted vinyl ethers
and substituted vinyl sulfides. Usp. kbim. 30 no. 4:493-516 Ap 1(
4.
(mIU 14,.4)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Sulfides) (Ethers)

SHOSTAKOVSXIY, X.F.; KULIBOVSKAYA, N,K1; GRACHEVA, Ye.F.; LABA, V.I.;
YAKUSHINAp V.M.
Synthesis and conversions of substituted vinyl ethers. Part 12:
Vinylation of alkyl thiols by tert-butylacetyl-ene. Zhur.ob.khim.
32 no.3t709-714 Mr 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Institut organicheakoy khimii imeni N.D.Zelinskogo A1N SSSR.
(Thiols) (Hexyne)

GRACHEVAJ, Ye.P.; LABA, V.I.;, KU.L1BOVS-KAXA,-11.K.; SHOSTAKOVSKIY, M.F.
Synthesis and transformations of substituted vinyl ethers.
Part 13: Stereochemistry of the reaction of addition of thiols
to tert-butylacetylene. Zhur. ob. khim. 33 no.8,-2493-2501,
Ag 163. (MIRA 1611l)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii AN SSSR.

KUL9RYCHT, J.
KULBRYCHT, J. New germanium rectifiers. p. 27.
Vol. 12, no. 1, Jan. 1957
ELEKTROTECHNIK
TECHNOLOGY
Czechoslovakia
So: East Furopean Accession, Vol. 6, No. 5, May 1957

MILIDY11M, M.
At our capron combine. Voen. znan. 42 no.1:24-25 Ja 166.
(IMU 19: 1 )
1. Nachallnik shtaba grazhdanskoy oborony Ewellsskogo
kombinata, Saratovskaya oblast'.

Chemical Abst.
V01- 48 NO- 9
May 10; 1954
se Salta#
Acidat Alkali
Cheuicala
and Ot her Heav7
-ata I Properties e( Mantraormoalte -C11
ft*m Ird',J8. 4=). q.--j Mt -NIP,j, Z.Ii~P
V14 4
I47A,
U= (td bentoni
=Idy IL e Clays were te-~tvf With
respmt to t" decolfirizing racct on a lutirkeirig-4M di-
tillate. Optimunt "vity was obtained by treating with
209q' HtSO, for 6-8 hrs., and an acid-to-cla)' Majo of Mrp: 1,
at the b.p. of t1m aq. clay slurry. Under the Mo.'t favor-
able codditiom, their decolorking effect re,'wlted 821" (if that
ol~tahtabk with Tonsit 0 thnum clay. Drttaarr prr-.r11ftA
let-sire distribution, benzidine test.
on c1bern. compn., partieF
and x-ray examn. af the day samples. Hard water used i"
tvpg. the add soln. and for washing bad no effect onactiv- -
fly. SMat ackt, despic: a high content I)( AWSOA
(33.4% by wt. a4ased an total solids), can be used (or ac-
tivation It its conen. has been -akqcd to M% by addii. of
fresh add. Bruno C. htetr'nvt

113'10 1,,, -aru ~!% -'
~ - - - I- - .
91. ;w .

KULG"o Zivko. dr.
Ketabolism of the water, sodium and potassium. Had. pregl.
7 no.21118-125 1954.
1. skola Narodnog sdravlja - Zagreb.
(WATIMs setab.) (SODIUM, matab.)
(POTASSIUX, instab.) (ZLZ M OLMS. metab.
*water-electrolyte balance)

POLJUGAN, Branko, Dr.;'FRLAN, Marija. dr.-,,,',KULCAR._Ziv.ko. dr.
Npidemiology of burnm in children. Higijena, Beogr. 7 no.1-4:
1955.
1. Djecja bolnica-, Kirurski odjel, Zagreb, Gentralni higtjenski
sarod, Zagreb.
(BURNS IIn inf. & child
.statist. (Ser))

jKITIC.Gorazd.(Ir.-, CHRI Kenad,dr.; KUTCAR.Zivko,dr.
Blood groups and gastrointestinal diseases. Lijec. vjes. 81
no.11:827-830 '59,
1. Iz Internog i Kirurskog odjela Opce bolnice *Dra. M. Stojanovica"
i iz Centralnog Higijenskog savoda u Zagrebu.
(GASTROINTJSTIML DISJUSIS blood)
(BWOD GROUPS)

21A~01-
~'(JLCA P / 7
SMOU-M, ( Z%-;j-u)-,Qvem luuaca
Comtry: Yugostavis
Academic D-ere.-u:
AC!C111(ition: Zagreb
sourcm: Bolgrade, Narodno zdr&v1je, No 7-8# 1961p pp 217-220o
Data'. "Somo Factors Concerning the Organization ot Oancer Control In
Croatia,$
Authores
KULCAR-P. Ze --,Dr~
Dr.

KULGAR, Z.
?
f0dical ooonomies.
'A LIJocn. vjesn, 63. no-3:281-283 161.
(ECONOMIES WDICAL)

KULCAR Z I BERITIC, T.
Psychological aspects of malignant tumors. Lijecn. vjesn. 83
no.6:629-631 161.
(NEOPLASMS pshchol)

I KULCAR- 1 4. ,
Health condition of the Population. Lijeen. vjesn. 83 no.7:709-
711 14,
(PUBLIC HEALTH)

ZIIMULOI Anton, dr.,-_KU"Aa,-Zi-vko.,-dr.
On the problem of the organization of pathological anatomy in the
People's Republic of Croatia. Lijec. vjes. 84 no.3:229-238 162.
1. Iz Zavoda za opau patologiju i patolosku antktomiju Medicinskog
fakultota i Repu~lieko zavoda za zistitu zdravlja u Zagrebu.
~PATHOLOGY)

SARIC, Marko, dr.; KULCARI Zivko, dr.
Syatematic medical examination in general practice. Lijecn. vjeon.
8/+ no.5:429-1+35 162.
1. Is Inatituta sa medicinalm istrasivanja i madicinu rada i Republickog
zavoda za zastitu zdravlja u Zagrebu.
(PHYSICAL EXAMINATION)

1YUGOSLAVIA
7
rjr Hihovil DMARIS, Dr Boris KRM,AR and Or Zivko KULCARI Gwiecologic
Clinic of Medical Faculty (Ginekoloslrui klinika I-Iedfc-inskwg-fakultata)
at-id Srate Institute of 11;,alth (Republicki zavod za zastitu zdravlja),
2agr-2b.
113tatun of Uterine Cancer in the lIaLional Republic, of Croatia."
Zigreb, LI_'ecnLc V esnik, Vol 84, No 8, Aug 1962; pp 765-771.
Abstract rLnglish suramary modliied]: The authars~ clinic Lospit:%lizes
5M of all patients with cervical and 25% of those with uterine corpos
Cancer in Croatia; exhaustive statistical data indicate t1pat diagnosttc
and therapeutic results have not $mproved in the last 10 years and
detection is still lower than, e.g., in Slovenia. Epidem"ologic
patterns are interesting for possible etlologi~~. studies; tharc !,q still
a shortage of gynecologists and poor organizational planninl- aud rcc*rc'
keeping for mass screeningy; (-!~iedial meAsures. are proposed. Six
diagrams, 5 Yugoslav, 1 Polish and 1 US relerence.
1/1

YUGOSLAVIA
Dr Z. KULCAR Wfiliation not givtn)
Organitar~on aiid Mentn't It -~It
_tqhl _Yje~n It, Vol 84, No 6. Alig 1962; ~p filt)-616.
-t;rrpc-.t: A r;wiew of the history of itterrAtlofj
in th;!
ri I(j of mental heaIC-', strtssing importance. uf -arid
~itaklstical 5tudlza; with some discussion of tht currnnt szudy and
rcscirch projert bcIng carri2d out by a niziber of Yugoclnv 1,nstiLute's
in wli-h Johnt Hopkins Univer!i!ty, r*mtcz,!~kp o-. tht,
P-pidkxtialr.gy c.:,' schizopi"-.,zntln in severall. areas of Cv~,atla. ">I.L YnZcvCit~q,
6 Wep~l:crn and 8 WHO rcierwees.

A
CZ Vhr ni-- Diseasta nnd Carcer
meal,h Z!l kronicae ~Oje j
~Iincer in tho Veorle12, Pepublic of croarla..il
140 )('.t ')CL .1962; rp ')P5-~93,
- Cv~rron, dara Indic,%te JI M-OrtAlity
ot cancer !n Crcat.~.,,, to ~-ci '400 per 100,000 hut it is
(if 2,4-0:5 mm who died fr~n cnncer in
25.5% 20.7% broacbopulmonary; of 2,103
i~,6% breast; of 3,77i zrAla
15.3% ~astrlc, 141~ p-jlmnrt,.r,., 12% 4ukemia; of 4,375
r.- r~7'o e i ic r, s
ivo tables, 4 'fltg,)5jcV

YUCOSLAVIA
D. MILAT and.Z. KULCART Affiliation not giveniZagreb
"Use of Scientific Methods in Public Health."
Belgrade, Varodno Zdravlje, Vol 19, No 3, 1963; pp 73-77.
Abstract : A brief review of.elementary mathematical and Ilogical
concepts used in statistics, with a number of examples from the field
of public health; discussion of empirical functions, logarithms, theory
of probability and applications to common problems in medicine and
public health. Craph, 3 tables; 5 Western and 5 Yugoslav references.

SARIC, Suzana, dr.; KUMAR, Zivko, dr.
Some considerations on the epidemiology of arterioselereels
Ln Yugoslavia. Lijeen. vjesn. 85 no.1:5-13 163,
1. Iz Hardioloskog laboratorija Fledicinskoo, .-ILkulteta
0
Republicko zavoda za sastitu zdravlja u Zagrebu.
~ARTERIOSCLEROSIS) (EPIDEMIOLOGY)
~IC5

KULCAR,Z. t
The 7-year plan for the demr-lotment of health services and
the general practitioner. Iij!cn. vjesn. 85 no.12,1397-WO
W63.

KULCAR,Z.
Role of the technical committee of a health center. Lijem.
vjesn. 80' n0-5.,632-635 My t64.

KULCAR, Z.
Psychiatric education. Lijecn. vjesn. 86 no.12:1543-1545
D 1 64.

YUGOSLAVL%
KU-1,CAR, Dr_ Z.ivko;, Section for the Study and Elimination of Chronic Endemic
Conditions of the Institute of National Health of the Republic (Odjel za
proucavanje i suzbijanje masovnih oboljcnja Republickog zavoda za zastitu
,~dravlja,) Director (direktor) Dr I. BRODARAC; Zagreb.
"ImporL-3nce of the Living Conditions Among Older People Living with Their
Families, In Nursing Homes, and in Hospitals; Effect on Their Health with
Particular Regard to Conditions in Croatia-"
Belgrade, effedicinski Glasnik, Vol 20, No 1-2, Jan-Feb,66; pp 63-69.
Abstract : General review of the changing demographic patterns in Croatia
which, already the loldestt Yugoslav nation, now threatens to become soon a
'very old' nation as life expectancy continues to go up, with ever-faster
urbanization family size decreases; geriatric medical services are already
most inadequate and approach crisis conditions in certain aspects; various
suggestions and exhortations. Fourteen table3; 5 Yugnslav and 12 Westeni
references.
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1. KUL I CHENO 0 A. I.
2. USSR (600)
4. Asters
7- Seed culture of annual asters. Sad i og. no. 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, JanuarY 1953. Unclassified.
I

KaL, camm. u.
Make bett6r use of the present possibilities. Okhr.truda I sots.
strukh. no.5:60 N 158. (MIRA 12:1)
1. Tekhnichaskiy inepektor Luganskogo obleovprofa.
(Chemical industriea-Hygienic aspects)

KULICHENKO V.
A clamp. Prom.stroi.i inzh.soor. 4 no.5252-53 S-0 162.
()URA 16:1)
(Pipe fittings)

L 01931-67 1__EWT(T)/T. _YJE 1
ACC NR1 AR6023334 SOURCE CODE! UR/0273/66/000/003/0033/0033
AUTHOR! Itinskaya, N. I.; Kullchev, M. A.
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additivele\
TIT LE: The effect of a fuel
to the fresh air intake on the actual
characteristics of a diesel engine
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigateli vnutrennego sgoraniya, Abs. 3. 39. 217
REF SOURCE: Dokl. Mosk. in-ta inzh. s. -kh. proiz-va. v. 2, no. 2, 1965,
45-53
TOPIC TAGS: diesel engine, fuel additive, internal combustion engine, -paraffin
hydrocarbon, hydrocarbon fuel additive
ABSTRACT: The addition of a fuel additive into the fresh air intake of a diesel
engine improves the combustion of the basic fuel. Various additives lower smoke
formation by 44-6216. The per unit consumption of fuel is decreased by 5-81/o.
The average power increase (without increase in smoke) is 20. 516. The optimum
performance of the engine Is attained by introducing fuel additives with considerablJ
amounts of paraffin hydrocarbons. The use of additives at the intake makes
possible the use In diesel engines of fuel with a low cetane numberA\ rTranslation
L
abstract] JFMJ
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AR6026476 SOURCE CODE: UR/0273/66/000/004/0042/0042
AlfTHOR'.; ItInskaya, N.'I. ; Kull chev, M. A.
VV I
TITLE: P$udy of the operation of a D-20 tractor diesel engine with various fuel
ndditivedrat the intake
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigateli vnutrennego agoraniya, Abs. 4.39.282
REF SOURCE:. Dokl. Mosk. in-ta inzh. s. -kh. proiz:!aSiv. 2, no. 2, 1965, 56-6
TOPIC TAGS: tractor, diesel engine, diesel fuel, fuel additive/D-20 tractor
diesel engine
ABSTRACT: The results of an investigation of the effect of fuel additives on the
Indicator diagram of a diesel engine are presented. Induction was carried out by
the MAI-2 electropneumatic indicator. [Translation of abstract] [NTJ
SUB CODE: 21
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L 31330-66
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ACC NRo AR5025472 SOURCE CGDL-;t UR/027376 7002&/0028
AUTHORs Xullchev MI. As
TITLEi Determinatlon of the degree of smokiness of the exhaust of a
tractor dieselit
SOURCE: Refo zh, Dvigatell vnutrennego agoraniyal Abs. 8.39.220
REP SOURCE: Dokl. Moak, in-ta inzh, s.-kh, proiz-va, v., 1,, no, 2,
1964, 65-67
-ga:offl engine exhaust system, measuring instrumen
TOPIC TAGSt exhaust t'0
measuring apparatus
ABSTRACTs An improved model of a photoelectric smoke meter with
admission of some exhaust gas from the engine was designed and manu-
-factured at the MIISP Institute. The principle of operation is
described and a diagram of the photoelectric smoke meter is given.
A preliminary check of the smoke meter has shown that it workt3 stably,
does not become overheatedp and the protoctive glass remains c".ean
for a long time. The instrument is highly oehaitive.and reacts well
to change in the clearness of the exhaust gas,
SUB CODBI 13#21/ SMM DATE# none
Card 1,A a, 1_2

KULtCHINSKIr, F.Ye.
Dermoid cyat of the anterior medinRtinum in a patient with
pulmonar7 fibrocavernous tuberculosis. Nov,khir,arkhq no*2tlO5
Mr-Ap '58 WRA ilt6)
1. Odeaskly nauchno-insledovatellskiy institut Wberkuleza.
(XEDIASTIM--TUMORS)
(CYSTS)
(TUBERGUIA)SIS)

K1JL1OHINSKIT,_P,,Te., kand.med.nauk; KUKLOV, B.S., nauchnyy sotrudolk
Changes in the degree of oxygen saturation of the blood In
Pulmonary tuberculosis patiente under the influence of chest
ourgery. Pat., klin.1 terap.tub. no.8:285-288 '58.
NIRA 13M
1. Tz khirurgicheekogo otdoleniya (rukovoditell - kand.med.nauk
P.Te. Millchinskir) i laboratoriii kliticheskoy fiziologii
(rukovoditell - starsh17 nauchaY7 sotraduik L.B. Aksellrod)
Odesakogo nauchno-inaledovatellskogo instituta tuberkulaza.
(TUBIROULOSIS) (BLOOD--OXTGBN CONTM) (OHNST-SURGERT)

EMICHINSKIY, P.Ya., kand.med.nauk
Our experinece in lung resection In tuberculosis. rut.,klin.
I terap.tub. no.8:322-326 '58. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Is khirurgichookogo otdeleniva (rukovoditell - kand.med.nauk
P.Ye. Kullchinakiy) Odeeakoigo nauchuo-iosledovatellakogo inati-
tuta tubarkulosa.
(TUBXRC=SIS) (LUNGS--SMGXRY)

MELINIK, L.A.. KULOODISKIT, P.Ye.
0 i I ~
EfflOT-of pn#yumonectomy and antibacterial therapy on the course of
pulmonary tuberculosis. Probl.tub. 36 ao.4:49-54 '58 (MIRA 11!7)
1. Is legochno-khirurgicheakogo otdoleniya (sav. - kand.med.nmA
P.Ye. Kullehinakly) Odeaskogo nauchno-IlealedovAtellaknem inatituta
tuberkulaza (dir. M.A. Brusnikin).
(PMMONECTOMY, in varione die.
pulm,tubere., with antibact. ther., reaults

KLTLI(MINSKIT, P.Te.. starahiy navchnyy sotrudnik
Treatment of chronic tuberculous empyemae complicated by bronchial
fistulae [with summary in French), Probl.tub. 37 n0-1:75-79 15
(MIRA 12:i3
i. rz legochno-khirargicheakogo otdeleniya (zav. P-Te. Kullchinsk1y)
Odesskogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo instituta tuberkuleza (dir. -
starshiy nauohry7 sotrudnik M.A. Brusnikin).
(TUBIMOULOSIS, PUIKONARY, compl.
empjrem with bronchial fistulae, surg. (Rug))

KULICHINSKIY. P.Ye., atexshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
, -
Resection of the lungs In the treatment of cavernous tuberwilosts.
-Probl.tub. 37 no.4:W~-49 '59. (MIRA, 12: 10)
1. Iz legochnokhirurgicheekogo otdeleniya (rukovoditell P.Ye.
Kullchinskly) Odeaskogo nauchno-iseledovatellakogo instituta
tuberlaxleza (dir. - starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik 14.A.Bruenikin).
(TUBXRCULOSIS, PMONART, eurg.
resection in cavernous tuberc. (Ras))

------KUI,ICHINSKly p ye.
a 0
011tcome Or Pneumonectomy, jobtctomy,
tion in tUberculosis. Probl. tub. 38 no. 5:60-68 l6o. (m 1.
(LUNGS----~;LR,GZRY) 10bec+,Cmy., and BegmeInRtAa 14re:ls)ec-

starehiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
"Col-lapsomwgery in pulmonary tuberculosis" by N. S. Pilipchuk. '
Reviewed by P. R. Kullchinakii. Vmch. delo no.7:153rl54
J1 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Zaveduyushchiy khirurgicbeakoy klinikoy Odeaskogo naucbno-
issledovatellokogo instituta tuberkuleza.
(TUBERCULOSIS) (LUNGS-COLLAFSE)
(FILIPCMZI N. S.)

C4ROV1211"Op Ga.G,; KULICIMISIC.Ty. P Ye.; BOLVAKH, S..T.
--- 6~vf
"Surgical treatment of tuberculous empyemasm by L*K&Bogugh,
L*S* Gromova. ReviOwed by G.G.Gorovenkoj, P.E.Kullchinskii, S.I.
Bolvakh. Crud. khir. 5 noo2:125-126 14r-Ap'6-7- (MIRA 17t2)

Tfl fNV
Category - POLMD/G.noral Problorao - Gonorcl AA-I
Abn Jour I Rof Zhur .. Fizilcr., 110 3, 1957, No 5422
Author : Kul chinshi -stonialav
w1i a I av
Title I Rol of 110 thusis in the InvoNtigation Froccnsoi
th P-i
Ond in o F1 inini O-fzSaiontific Rosonrch.
Orig Pub I Zh. Follskoy All, 1956, 1, No 1, 33-39
AbstrRot I No abstract
Card

-11"b" harmful i'luecbs and rodents."
Gorsko itop~,nst.,,r . "I'rote"'On If u~';Iflll birds, olle !)4f)lo jc~j, method
0) 30fiya, Vol 10, 11o 6) 1954, 1).
~Uropcan Accessiorw List, 701 3, No 10, Uct 19,54, LLb. oj' I
%,ongre.us

KULCHISHTOV' S.
Contemporary methQds of boiling out and bleanching cotton fabrics.
P. 18, (Lika Promishlenost) Vol. 6, no. 4, 1957, Sofia, Bulgaria
SO: Monthly Index of East European Acessions (EEAI) Vol. 6, Ito. 11 November 1957

IctJi,1G1--JTI`,YAYA, A.I.
"The otructure of the basic types of 3oilo of ti.ri Lrmk~)rxrj zr)n(? -)f Ue
Azerbeydzhan SM." Acid bcI W61t. Soil Inst imni V.V. Kuybyshev.
Noscow, 1956.
(Dissertstion for the Degree of GindIdAte in A.,xicultural 6ciancej
So; Knizhnaya. Letopts', No. 18, 1956

KULICHITSKAYA, A.I.
Differential an"dvioible porosity as a qualitative structural feature based
upon the study of principal soil types of the leakoran zone In the
Az6rbaijan S,S,R, Vest. Nook. un, Ser. biol., pochv., geol., geog. 12
no.3::137-148 157. (MLRA 10:12)
1. Keedra fiziki i mallorataii pochy Moskovskogo gosudarstvenaogo univer-
91teta.
(T.,ankoran Lowland--Soil structure) (Porosity)

Kni CHITSKLYL, A. I.
Hamus fractions in some aoil types of Lenkoran and their
role In the formaiioi of noll structure* Vast, Moak* un,
Sere b1ol., pochve, geolo.e geogo 14 noJM-78 159.
(mrR& 13:6)
1, Kafedra fittki t melloratsti pochv Hookovskogo universi-
teta,
(Lenkoran Lowland-Humus)
I