SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FR:MAKAROVA, L.Y. TO:MAKAROVA, L.G.

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i ~ ~ _._ ...AC:c r~~t ~ .,~..~_._~o~_._..___.._;.__-_~._..__~..___._ _.__ ~;Ot.rzzcr~a col~~: ~~~~jol~.a/$$/~oc~/oo~/ol~s/015 A~$ox~ ~~~ . ~~; , A17TriOR.: Swnaroko~y, N. ~. ; Makarova, L. Ise, _ ~' ~~i .,~�A2F, S.L.; KHON, A.V.; KUNITSKAYA, T.N.; GOLEPdKUVA, I.P.; ROSHINA, V,Ai.; FARTUKUV, I~f.P�4.; SHCIIUTSKAYA, Ye.K.; ALTAYEVA, N.V, ~ I3YKADOROV, V.A.; KGTOVA, Ai.J. ; Shil�iI'IOV, L.1~1. ; IBRAGIIv1OV, I~i. S. ; KRAVCHENKO, P~1. F. ; MA1tKOVA, L, P. ; ROZYYEVA, T.R.; UZAKOV, 0.; SLAVIl~I, P.S.; I?TKITTI~IA, Ye.A.; l4fIIAGRADOVA, 1~i.V.; BARTASIiEVICH, O.V.; STAROBIPIETS, I.S.; KARIMOV, A.K, [Sp13.cing of tho ~ri.reu of ovFrhoad pa4tor trr~nsmi~sion lin�s] Soedinenie provodov vozdushrrykh linii elcktroperedachi. tfo- skva, Energiia, ].964. b9 p. (Biblioteka e~_ektromontera, no,132) (1~IIRA 17:9) APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 ~. iy7. Volkova, ,K. ~-. ~ndrianov, i~. Ye . (~oluakov, L. id . i�~akarova, an~~ it , ~. i1c~.inets, "The 1':Ztrod+action of alaz� Groups ~r~to Cryan ~-:, :'radical at the P~~.licc~n Atom.+r ~t~part presc:ntel~ at the ~~COI1Ci ~.~,~.-lhlior1 i.on.:C~;renee Qn tine ~i1F~�rl~is try ari i k'ract:ical ~;c~~li~,ation of Silicon-Gr~;au we Com~.~aundshel~~ in ~.EC1 in~;ra~1 f rcca 2,~-27 September 195. ~hurnal pr~.klac~coy lth~xn:ii, 1;~), )dr 1, pi} ~3~'_~~r~ (US~;~t} APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 ~lti~)i;. ,:. ~ ~~. ~ :l.}~`'~,+1Ekl~'(~I~ (t ~`, ++d c!r, l5~ y TT jj t~ { f 'c~ o ~ !`~~L ~..~1;~Y' 1. b.! o .I.: t'~i~~~:~i~~: t1 t, ~A pp rya r~,,~l n `;t.Pr, :.t i:i+%~,~ ~a ~ f / col':. i 11~:.k;.f1` ?':. r: r i .~ I I , .~ i � ~i ~ .i rl '1 (", Ei~7 �., ~ ~F? t T' i 7i; ` :.~?: ~7 l :1i .l %'r ~ r E!ut:~},1a.~~~ 7 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 ~ � ' , ~ + Ruction of bivalent ..,. 2~~~9 S/19p/~1/003/Op7/003/021 $141~~20@ w~ae also reduced with and, the t�mperature rangero~ethe elatanee b~-twe�n the urethane Tv ..~20oC; n ~ 1,a stir ,state wee increased: groups, ' Ty -4p�C. There ara 1 fi ure 1 n ~ 0, ;,,: Saviet-bloc referlances. ~ ! table, and 2 ~ _ ASSOCZATZONa Tnsi;itut elementoor ani ( IYistitute o;f ElementalhorganicsCo~m.dounniy AN SSSR �� , p ds, AS USSR) ~ '~~-' sU.B~IITTED: August 5, 1960 ~ .' . ~~ � 1 I ~~'t ;~ � � ~' ~ e~ ~1i ~i ~~ t, :;. i Card 4~4 , ~ ~ ~' ~~ . .. .. ;. .. , - t ., ,, - APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 Reaction of bivd~lent ... t ~~ 2~9 ,. 8/90 b1/Opj/0p7/00j/021 { ~~01~20g � CII~ CII~ CI~Is ' H~JCIi_CIi;OrltzSi -- 0 --. SII -. Q "',~ - -- SICIi~OCIi'CIIsOII + OCN (R) NCO --~ i `�' "H~ ~Ha n CHs .. (zz) ,, .. � ICHs j Ha GFis 0 p ~ -~ OCHaCIisOCFI~$I -. Q._ St _.., 0 _... Si ._ CHYOGH~CHsOCNH - (R) NHC--, 1 iia CIId n ~He ~, Neither a separat ian of siloxane- nor -_. --_.~4__------_.~ I~alymers were elastic and rubberlike atfroomCtomperatuxer$� The resulta~.t sl~luble in cxesol, but not in other organic solvents. They were only tJ1ermomeehanical properties disclosed: 1 The study of the toluylene diasocyanate had a vitrification tem exatunsation product with' w~tth n ~ 0 was used. At n ~ P re of +20�C, Sf al ohol 2~ In the case of hexamethylene~diisocyanatecatian temperature was -9~C. the vitrifioatian temperature; ' Card 3~4 , � , ^rs: - APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 .,~ ,. iReactidn of bivalent ..,. ,~'~~5q ~~190 ~f~~}u3~00'jIOG,'.,~021 . '~ 8101 8208 `. dieiloxane with sodium 1 colate.~ r i1 ~ 0. 2) By co~ydroiysis of dimethyl diethox wsilhere obtained w~.th ~0-CH2~ Y ane with hetero~~yolic ~ y climethyl alkoxy silane (CH~)2Si ~ ~Cg2. In hie case, the alcohols '' CH2-0 .. 911ere obtained with n >~ 1d, 12, ~~ and 20. The reaction with the d,iisocyanates waij carried cut at 190oC without solvent. The intrinsic' s ~ 1 viscosity cf,th� end product was found to depend on the alcohpl applied. ' It decreased wit3t increasing n {increasing distance between the OH rou The condensation product with hexamethylene diisocyanate had an intrineia~,�I viscosity of 0.~~1 at n ~ ~ '~.ndicated that t~,e reaction px'oceeds~accordin~ to. P�lymer analysis ' . g o the formula ~i C acrd 2~4 y !-. (. rte APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 .~ ~~~~ X11 ~a ~ 1 /a~ ~/aa~/oo ~/c~~ ~ :~ //.~�~ ~ X101 Bza~ AUTHpR~t ~lndriano~v, K.A., b~lakarova, L.I, ~ _..._..T._..........-..,,....,..w..,..,,~, , r, TIT~Et ~ l~aact ~ on of bivalent organos-i~.iopn alaoho~.s with ~liigoc~yanatae ,,. F~RTaDICALs ~ 1'YsokQmalekulyarnyye soyedinen'iya, v. 3~, no. 7, 1 q61 ~~66w97o .. TEXTt The authc>re report on the reaction of bivalent alcohols of the polydimethyl si~.oxane series ~r~ith the general constitutional formul~,t ~~ CIIIiA CIIHa CIIa ~ _ (Z) fiOCIIaCHsOCIfa$IO -- -- SI -- 0- -- vl �- CHgOCIIaCIi=OFI I . ... CHa G~Ha n CHa 1 'w~tth f11-toluylene and with hexamethylene-diisocyariate. Th.e alcohols were synthesized 1) ty interaction of bie- (chloro methyl)-~--tetramethyl~ , I~ and 1 ~4 ~ ~~ r APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 86x39 Synthesis of Diatomic dlcohals of the 5iloxare 5 f a2O~6O~? ~;~/~~'3~~~? ,%~za 9~eries~. Syz~thesil~ of Bis((, �.hydroxy-et~hoxy= DO?6/8O~~ methyl)~~polydime~~hyl Siloxanes authors state that BHPS are al,go forre~{3 h~_~z~~; t:he rl~~ree of pt~lymerizntio.c~ of the compounds obtained is: howe~~~~, a liti;le higher than ii:. wo~zld correapc~nd to th+: ratio between tht~ ~omponpnts -zsed ~hpa e are= 4 references 3 Soviet and t U;~., ASSOCIA'rSUN: Iris t,~.tut olE=monto~;~rggr~ic~hesk~.kh sv,Y~d.in~aniy AkaciF=m:~~ rs.uk SSSFI (Institute of Elemental -~~?r anlc C~,m~~~?~r~ds of the Acade3;~Y of ~~oiences USSR .--.y.-___._._ -------- SITBh~ITTED~ July 6~ ~g6o i\ (~ C~3rd 5~5 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 5~~~~ .. _ .. ...._. .._ of ~'the Siloxane S/O20/60/135/aa3/o2~/039 Synthesis of Diatomic A1(~hhydroxy_ethoxy- 5016/8054 5 eries . Synthesis of Die methyl)_polydim.ethyl Siloxanes with a number of d.imethyl siloxa~actionerHenceCh ditions, Sg~S arE: formed even according to the r nearly corresponcls to the number g' roaeeds according to ,, of dimethyl siloxanes the authors conclude that the attained 8O~~uandeno A y ction of scheme (I). The./field in DHPS the also used the rea nthes is of SHPS , Y were formed. Fox the sy 1 ayclotetrasiloxane with H2SO4. I' catalytic transformation of octamethy ___-. near~polydimethyl siloxanes (scheme (III))� CH9 produces 1i CH, CNs CI�is)ai i -- 0 -- Si (CHajz _..- IOSOsH. ( ~ H._$O-�-~ HO~iO._ ~t0 o ~ i ' ~ ~ ~ CHs CNs " CHs (CH3)~S1-- 0 - ~i (CHs)s uantitative ratio between H2SO4 and octamethy) By an adjustment of the q ' the degree of polymeri,atian can be varied witharolys~ cyclote~xasiloxane, second step of the reaction fie based on a copy � required limits. The to scheme (IIl} with the heterocyclic of the oligomer Produced according e be inning. an the basis of their results, t e 'derivative mentioned at th g _ Card APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 ' ~6G39 S~p2O,6O~135~O~~~d23~(~39 Synthesis of Diatomic Alcohols of the Siloxane Series. Synthesis of Bis(~3-hydroxy- BO16~B05~ E:thoxy�methyl}�polydimethyl Siloxanes drol zability of the heterocyclic ".Chia reaction is based on the good by Y _ ;privative. The authprs made the hydrolysis in aquem� Tc;ditewas,~ howe~er, i ;~ solvent. The xeaction proceeded according to sch accompanied by e side reaction of i;he hydro~~~xssifloxanet(reactiono(II)}~ silane with a formation of octameth,~l cycla Ego ~ ~ -}- 8G1~160t-i. (Il) i (CHa)sSl - 0 - Si (CI-la)x r uantitative ratio between the di~methyl-diethoxy silane ~use~. and Thus, the q which led to the formation of the heterocyclic derivative was modified, BHPS with about half the number of dimethyl silo~a~~e�orper~hesauthors correspond to the radio of the components used. drol sis to reduce the side reaction oy modified the conditions of by Y / } (Ref. 4}, where A is adding water acc�rding to the equatioTS: nthe~~number of moles of the the number of c.lmethyl Siloxane membe , heterocyclic delrivative, and m the mole number of water. Under these con- Card 3/5 ,,, ;~ APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 ~ ~ U~~U~~ Synthesis of Dig,tomic Alcohols of the Siloxane s/a2a/6o/~35/oo3/oz3/a39 Series. Synthesis of Bis(~-hydroxy-ethoxy- Bo16/BO54 methyl)-polydime;fthyl Siloxanes � �- (C~3}3 SiOCHaCEiaUC;H , cxHT_e3 i~o~oporo 6br~ on-icati p npe~b~Ayu~eM coo6- ' (~ u.~~xHEt (3), no pf~ax~xH~ .`.~_._ .. _ ._ 0 --- Cf la / \ ri,o rr (CH,)sSi (OGaHa). -{-'l (Ct-ia),Si C}l, __._., 1 \Cti, - 0 ~~~, ~ ' CHa CI-19 CHI ~- � S~J r �' I I I -. HOCHaCH.OCH,SiU- siU ---SICH2C~Ct-I,Cf-I,OH. (I) I ~ .~~( 2fea~~~~1~ ~ ~ CHe Ct~i~_ n 'i~i~ c � ~ .. r _. I I �' t ~ ~ , Card ~2/~ - APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 500032-6 _ a~7~~~ .. ' 60 135/003/o23/Q3~ S~Q2Q~ -- . - Bn1h/$Q5~ . . ~ ' ~5 USSR, and 1 ~~ ~~ ~~~ ~ Corresponding i~iember A�, xORS: p,ndrian0v' K. ~ Serie9� At3T -(tea �~a~ the 5tloxa~.yd~methyl L� ,~,^--~,~,,.�~-'..~.""`.,. ---~ A 1. c o h o l s o f ~ .~..._~. .~ of Diatomic ethoxy..methy~-~ p Synthesis ~ hydroxy- TxTLE: Synthesis of Bps ~'~' 5iloxane~ 13>> No. 3s 1960, Vol. demii nook SgSR, CALs Dok.la95 Ak59a anosilicon PERSODI pp, 5 bi'~alent ors e synthesis of They succeeded in on th radicals � dimethY nesl (BRPS) ort the organx.c ' 20 ~ and 21 TExT: The authors rep coups in 12, 13 1 si.loxa vri th hydxoxyl ~ th 1 , 2 ~ dimethy e o,lcohol~ s,lcohol� wi wtnethyl}rp�ly di~nethyi-siloxan ouch hyaroxyw~tt~oxy produce suot~ the chain gynthesizi71~ bi5 t~ht of 36p-18Q0 � TU ~ t th~~ ends of with n n~~mely we1~ 1 groups a silane members, rnethy dimethyl_diethoYy hed in the with>a mo.lecular droxy-ethoxd_ of descri v+ith ~'hy cohydrolysis the latter 1s oii~~mera the he ~uthoY~s ~tuda-ed the gynthe~sis of t derivative ~Z)}' 1c:~ic ex, Ref . 3) reaction heterocy authors Pap ,~ ~ Card '1 /5- APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 J?olycondensation of Bis_ $379 r~ethyl)d-tetramet,hyl Disiloxaner~git'ethoxyw s/~ga/6o/oat/oo9 ova Dicarboxylic Aci~9s h 8004/8060 / ia~9 ASSU;;IA`1'.ION; IY>,stitut elementoorganicheskikh so e (J.nstltute of Elemental�~or ani y dineniy AN SSSH SUB, ~ ~ M ~ ~ ~' c Compounds o.f the ~ ~1I'!'L1), April 11, X960 AS USaR) Ce.~�~ 3/ 3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 83l~79 Poiycondensation of Bis~-(~-hydroxy-ethaxy-methyl).- s~1~p~~p~oo~~ppj/~~~o1y tetramethyl Disiloxane ~-ith Diaarboxylic Aoids ~pp,~~~p~p I~il~-cGn content of the condensate$o There occurred neither a cleavage of ~tht s~.loxmne bond in the diketo dicarboxylic aoid nor a cleavage of the ~5i��~C bond in organosilican glyool, As is shown in Figa 1s the acid number drops during polyeondensation while the ester number rises, The polyesters obtained are high-viscousy dark-colored substances well solu~ ble in benzene - alcohol mixture, As is shown by Fig, 2y the viscosity of polyesters rises with the number of dimethyl siloxane groups ~.n diketo clicarbcxylic aci~~, pn the reaction of the polyester obtained from diketo oiicalbaxylic acid (n=5) with hexamethylene diisoayanate9 the authors clbtained an elas�tic9 rubber-like9 cresol-soluble product, The change (increase) in vi~!cosity as dependent on the reaction period is illustrates e~d in FigQ 3e Bi;i_(~-hydroxy-ethoxy-methyl)-tetramethyl disiloxane also condenses with aciipic acid without a cleavage of the Si-C bond t polyester, Fig, ~~ shows the change in the said number and ester number a during the react~�ono There are 4 figures, 7 table, and 3 references; 2 Sov,~et and 1 U", C~~rd 2~3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 ... /~ ~s.3~ ~o ~ AUTHORS; ~~ 1T LE ; ~ z-o~, ~ zD9 ~/ 1 ~0/60~30 7~0o j/a ~ a/o 1 ~~ ~oa4/~o60 Makarava Lo -, Ia 9 Zharkova s� NQ _M 4, A,ndrianov9 K..Ap ~ ~~ 9 - y h drox ethoxy~methyl)wtetra Polycondensation of B1s�-(p-~ y yw methyl Disiloxana With Dicarboxyllc Acids DZ,,AL , Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyed ineniya s 1g60, poi � ? , ]`~C' ~ ~ , 'E~ERIU r . pp~ 13'~8~1382 ation of orgenosilicon~diketo di~ TEXT: The authors studied the condens carboxylic acid~l CE3 jR3 IH3 HOOCC H COC~g4Cli2Si0-~ Si0 -~'iex2C6x4CO~C6:H4000H with 6 4 CH3 CH3 an CH3 ~H3r~CH OGH CH aH at 220oCo Unlike the reaction with ethylene HOCH2CH2OCH2`lo'i 2 2 2 Cx3cx3 1. col- no cyclic polydimethyl siloxanes were formedo A table showsthe g y Card 1/3 _ - APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 On the Synthai3ie of Bivalent A~.cohols of the Siloxane 50V~20~927..6-1q ~~ Series. I. Ia,l-eraat~,~n of Chloromethyl Dimethyl Chlarasilans and I Bis(chlorometl~rl)tetramethyl Disi~.ozane Pith Sodium Glyc4late tetr8-methyl-dieiloxane with a quantitative yield (see Scheme)o There are 5 referebves, ~5SOCIgTICI~: Institut alementoorganicheskikh (Institute of Elemental-arganie Scienaeso USSR) SUBMITTEDx M&y 26, 1959 Card 3/3 sayedineniy Aks,demii nauk SSISfl Com~ouads of the l~cademy of APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 On the Synthesis of Bivalent 1~lcohol$ of the S~.loxane ;f7V/20~~2?~~w~~f~~;9 Series. I. Iater,~ction of Chloramethyl Dirnethyl Chloroailane anc?, Bis~ c~.~,~;~� znetb,Yl)tetramet~;~l Disiloxane ~Yith Sodium Glycolate Tlie formation of the heterocycl~.c derivative: mant~.ened wa~z a�parantly be explained by an i.ntermedir~te formation of ~-.r,~~, ei`,hoay-methyl-d3meth.S'1-~-oxy-etho~y.-sil.ane ~rha.f~h is fil~en c~~clized to the derivative mentican�d, :vith sepaxafiuoz~ -~~� ,,~ glycol molecule (seQ Schswe), ThQ int�rmediat~; proc~uc-~ nie~..~,r~,~r.ec~.D hc~reverp could not be isolated, In an ~texact:Lr~n of so~:i~.=~.f~~ g].ycolate with bis(ahloxomethyl} tetrainethyl-da.silocw~~r~ ~ ~t~k~e fclrmat3.on reaction of the heterocyclic dexivat;lv~a s l.ike_t,y to proceed in a still more compl~,catad vr~y (sec; Sch~'rit3), ~;~acl~ ~;. reaction course (via a ailanol f~.~xln:~~;~.rn}, oozadl~t.~,c~~~fta b,v ~;x{cy.tont humidity tra�es r ie also po~sib~,� in ~;he case ui' rsl~.s ~,~, UXitt3 ~;l~s,F~.;,.~ d3methyl-chlorasilane. 1'kae obtained oyc:tia pro;Xuc~i~ un~.~r~.~� o�;:.~ eideration (boiling point 1`80 ~ ) hyitroxize;~ rather easily -;G~ bis-(~5-oxy-ethoYy-methyl)-tetra-methyl-dieiloxane, end polymeri,xes while standing under normal conditions with its v~.sQO~s~.ty azzd molecular weight increasing, at the setae timed `.Che kineti.c;s ofi� tl~:ts polymerization is being inve$tigated at present. Besides;, it was Card 2 pr'~ved that the said product can be easily hydrolized by a i~ hGl_ /3 so:Lution at 60 s' and is transformed into bis~((~,-oxy-ethoxy..~.,etk~y? ~_ APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 {~~ .~UTHOR~: An~,rianov, K. A., Corresponding SOV120-127-6-19151 Me~sber, AS USSR, ~a'~arova, L. I. TITLE: bn the 5ynthesia of Bivalent Alcohol.e of the SiloYane Series. I. Interaction of Chloromethyl Dimetbyl Chlorosilane and Bie{chloromethyl)tetrawethyl Disiloxane IYith Sodium Glycolate PFRIODxCAL: Doklady Akademii Weak SSSR, 1y~9, Vol 1270 N~.� 6, PP 121j-1216 (USSR) ABSTIIACT: For the synthesis m�ntioned iii the title, the reaction mentioned in the subtitle was investigated, the reaction product be.~.ng subsequently trans:~ormed into bis-(~~ -oxy-ethar}r-methyl. j NiF: txa- methyl disilnxane. Although the reaction coup^se dQSCrzbeu ...~.. aabame (I) ~vras to be expected, it still pro~red to be z~uch sore co~.pliaated. The two chlorine atouas: the one bound to silicon, and the one belonging to the ~zhlorometk~yl grc~u~~, can bath u ea,dily substituted by a glyoo:l residue. Rut r~o fa.�o:~�-~ctrio~r~, methyl-dimethy].-~-oXy-etholcy-~~~1.lan.e was formed; ~ n.cl.thar~ v; ~ it formed in the reaction last mintioned in the sub~t~.~c~.e (TII. xn both cases mentioned a relat.ivel low-boili~ he'terocycl~.c derivative tivas foxyaed {see 3c;heme~. ~.'h� subs�t~,tut3 on of i:he two Card 1~3 halogen stows occurred, in both ca,sos, with ~~ at 1000 ~rr~,�F,x~in 2 h, APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 Synthesiw ,wr~u Invest; na,tior of i ~ f. ~pcrtye� o~' ~~~:~~F'2-~-3-11~~7 Liquid I'olJdi;,~~at'7yl..ilox- ; r _ , es Cont t in~.r ~� ~tikor arou -; i;- :a~��x^..i.. 1enthenin;; of the chain o~ the polymeric mole~;ule (?'ids 1,2 3 . ~t'Yie en_er~,y of ~~.etiv~-.tion of tho i ' v scous flo; nh vas com- Puted for the temperature ran~o of 0-100e accordi equa,tion of ~~rrhenius depends an t;;e n ~turc of the to the contained i Pol r a group n the mo).ecule~ 11c;eordin,-~ to the influence upon the force f l l s o the intex�.nolecular the compounds interac~.:ion in C Fi (CH5~5Sip ~- SiG �- Si(CII 3 3 CHZX n J ~~n~ 7 �rouRs in~vc,,ti~ated -liay be arranJed irl the follov~in~ order n..rlACbx ~ �-OCOCIi,~ ~--CI > �--OC II ~ -- ~ OCH > -N C 2 5 ~ ~ 2N5~2> iio There are :S figure s, 3 tablE~s, and 11 references, 5 of which are Soviet ~iSSOCIATI02i: . ~:nstitut elementoor~aniches~;ikh so edineni~ ~ Institute of elemental Organic Compound ~SR f A e uk s o the l~cadem of ~;ciences, USSR Y 1UB`IIT'i'LD : June 13 ~. 1957 i,,o,rcl 2~2 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 �5(3) AUTHORS. ~~ndri~~nov ~, 1. ~ ~/ 7 TITLE: - J Synthe;~i:~ find :Inve;~ti~,r~:,tion 0f ~'rc~ iertie~ ' ~ � ~ >> I 0f ~~-,ul~ ~olydi- meth lsiloxan y es Cont~~,inin; Ether Grain}q i.n R~Adic~,].., (~;intez i iesled0vani ~~ :tv t y 0yn y zhicll,ikh ~~olidi.metilsilo?: f;anov, sodert~iashc~aikr efi - r. ,, rn ~ ~ yy~ Urup~~~' ~ rs,di;,.Aln~:h) l~ERIUDIC,~tI~; Izvesl;iyA '1~n.demii n~~.u'~, rn, Saa~~, Otdeleni ye khir i ' , ~ c rtes~:ikli nc.uk, X95)9 Nr 3, pp X50-;~5~ (USS'.;) ~IIiSTZ~~ CT: In the present paper net~~ lignici, linc~s,r or;an0eilir0n poI - mers of differ t en no1,~.1alx~at1an degree ;~rith the folla�,rin~ structure mere synthe~;ized ; CHI (CIi3) JSiO -- ii - 0 - Si(CH ) x 3 3 ~H 2 n X = -OCH3; --OC2FZ5~ --pCpCH3, The properta.es of these compounds ~~re r;ivet: in tabJns 1 znd 2.: The ph;r r~ica,a. ~~.ral~e~~tia;: a:ftl~~;~~ com~ot.~r~dra tvhxc}~t rre~rr ;~r~ai,t,:itAtar~ i.r~ ~,~t~,~., '~tnrl tlzo dry e ( f'�rm, ~~ere d�torminEd p ndQnce o:f' th i ~ e v sco~ , ity on terni~err~ture in the ,range of -20 - +1000 ;v i Card 1,~ 2 ~. nves~i~*~t ~~~.ted. It ~�"~n's found that the ~Visco,ity dependence an t ~ e:n ~Gr . I y{oounds able, There ~ n the ~0110~,, ~t ~r "~n Card r ~ tabl� atzd 7 ncn_S y~~f ~?e,~u7 tS ~�-�~~.~__ � }. APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 Decompoeitj,on of Aryldiazoniurn Boron 5~062~'FO~QCC~011 /OC5fO1 Fluorides j.n Nitrobenzene and Ethyl B~:r~zoate BC1 ~~NG?~~ ~,n the PreQience of Faroe I~ets,l - Ccppcr ~'orrdfr y products se~paarated were the ox~tho-isomer. 2-nitro-4 ~ Wcarbethoxydiphf,nyl and the mecca-isomer 3-nitro-4+-carbethoxydiphenyl, which was formed in a smaller quE,ntity. In this case, like in the decomposition of paramethoxy and parachlorophenyldiazonium boron fluorides, symmetrical azocompounds were ieolat~ed fxom the reaction products; the diethyl ester of ao- benzene dic.arboxylic: -4,4 ~ -acid, 4,4 ~ -dioxyazobenzene, and 4,4 ~ -di chloro- benzene. $elsides, products of normal thermal decomposition were isolated in two casEls: biaryl and an organofluorine compound. The formation of hemolytic reaction products thus indicates that the heterolytic decom- position melchaniem of aryldiazonium boron fluorides in the presence of ,_ a metal changes into a hemolytic one.. There are 6 references: 1 Soviet. ASSOCIATIOP~': Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR ~Instituts of elemental-organic Compounds of the Academy of Sciences USSR) aU$MTTTID: June 19, 1959 Card 3~~3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 Decomposition of Aryldiazonium Boron s/Ob2/60/000/G11/005/G96 Fluorides in Nitrobenzene and ythyl Benzoate ~01~~B0~�i in the Presence of Free Metal - Copper Powder in ethyl benzoate in the presence of excess capper powder likewise a,c- '` eaxding to a homolytia mechanism. The -rnactaan pxoducta showed no tz~aces of phenyl xenzaate. 'l'he main pxoduct formed with the entrance of phenyl into the nu.eleus was the ethyl eater of biphenyl carboxylic acid. The meta-isomex~ formed only in a slight quantity. During the decomposition of aryldiazonium boron fluorides with aryls - phenyl, paratolyl, artho- earbometha~:yphenyl - in the presence of capper in nitrobenzene, aryl enters only the Para and ortho positions to the nitro gxoup of nitro- "' benzenes ~-nitrodiphenyl, 2-nitrodiphenyl, 2-carbomethoxy-q.-nitrodi- phenyl, and. 2-carbomethoxy-2~-nitrodiphenyl are then formed. During the decompoaiti.on of 4-methylphenyl- and 4-chlorophenyldiazonium boron fluorides, the aryls enter all of the three positions of nitrobenzene the orthoisomer being farmed first of all. The following compounds were iso- lated: 4-melthoxy-4~-nitrodiphenyl and 4-methoxy-3~-nitrodiphenyl. The presence oi' 4-methoxy-2~-nitrodiphenyl, 2~-nitro-, 4~-nitro-, and 3~-nitrachl.orodiphenyls was spectrographically proved. During the decom- position oi' 4-carbethoxyphenyldiazonium boron fluoride, the main Card 2/3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 5~062~60~000~01 1 ~00;~01 h Ba13~ Bala AUTFIO~S: Makaravc~, L. C. , I~dra.tveyc~vt~, Ivt. Y:. TITLE: Decomposition of Aryldiazonium Boron Fluorides in Nitro- benzene and Ethyl. Benzoate in the Presence of Free rtletal - Copper Powder PERIODICAL; Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimicheekikh ' nauk, 1960, Na. 11 , pp: 1974 _ 1980 TEXT: Tn i;hie paper, the decomposition of aryldiazanium boron fluarides in nitxober~zene and of phenyld~azanium boron fluoride in ethyl benzoate in the pre~~enae of Eros metal - aopper powder - wes examined in order to obtain a e~~nfirmation far th6 formation of the aryl radical during the synthesis itf arganometallic compounds from aryldiazaniurn boron fluorid�e. As had bee~i e)c~:,;,~da, praduots of a homolytic reaction were formed in nitrobenzene in the presonce of a large quantity of copper powder. This occurred during the decomposition of aryldiazonium boran fluorides. The aryl oocup,lee all of the three positions of nitrobenzene, especially, the ortho ~~nd pare positions. Phejiyldiazonium bora� fluarida decompost~e Card 1 ~3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 06/23/'11: CIA-R~P86-005138001031500032-6 a~ , 6~ ~ ~ t>;~ ~~.; 1 o , ~02~1~��~ ~.~- ~~ "i1"r.- ,~'~ ~ 2 ,~ y n G ~~` S ~~ LaY~~~ 5 1 T~ � , ,atn C~~~'~'o i~`r .~~0~ me`~-~~r�V , ~1 � ~.t~i~% ail/�L~,Y~'1 ~,Y~1.1D~ t;~1~;`~k ., 5 des x~t~, `~ ~ `' i`Je on `~~ A F1ur'T,~ ~t.delen ovnda AvTgpR~' 4xod~o yum boron u~ 5~5~3111 ~ enium ~~~d o~ pia~on ~,d~=m~i ~~~; ~ ~~1~w Qma~~~� ~~ ~~n, ~'~~ ~Y~oc~ne~l~ B,~ TZT~,E est'lya pkT~o ~ `%, ~ s n~ ax ~,xc7dv�~ ~~,~t, men .~Y,t, Y,c; 1ZV ~96a, nthegi .ire in nd A~ ~ in t,r t u`~ es wi oro ~.fl~ICAL'` na~K' ~ on ~h a~oninm � ~ ~; " 2- ~ wi~~ ~~ ~ elen~d pa,rac o ant 1'~ s repot xyl dti ~,Ytoxa ~R oniUm dig,r3 ~ot,olyl ~ x,11 am ~,'~s~ au~'r�r ee �~ a x.~ ~'u 1 a~.�'7~ etone, d ox~ -~ e~ �m- ,~y ~,n T~~ uoT~,d We�te of axy in ac a�, an ~tieny ~4, 4n ield~, TEXT: an fl ed by ides ide, pax aryl P t le,x~~"trey and wi~'n b�is apply' on ~l'~o etxacrlox 4heny e cage � s wexe n ex cage t~lla~1on en e y A v a vu nt o -ro . syn o~po: ink set lu e obta enyl ". In ~ `~~' ~e 0~�� Sn of c ~ alp b r~,ides ,. de esencg o aryls etboX`~ pr �b~a1ne acted '~ axa~ed bed over ~' f oll�~~~ and pare eniae w es yield re re Sep c* pass phenyl 1 d1ge ~enyl ~ geleniafl d by be1no �~ d~,~,zy azy1 p laryl identl case , 5~allex , ey wexe T ez e wi'~~' yapo Cax~` 1'2 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 06/23/11: CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 T~J31~' .~`, pfCO~yl~~i~Ia~v vP ,g~y~A~A~v~ul~~ ,,~,~-~ ~,~io~~o~'S--wl~l Jli(~~stUM J~'~I~v~s /N 1~lJtYD~ f!/~l Ca 77a~Q .~ov/~~~~q-~~-3~+/~3 A~ N,, Bi= A~louA/ R~AGrbN ~ ~ IVR Af ~,~lovN1; M~, So~V , R~~cr1o~ CotiDin~Us ~">,J / I !'Ji~ j ~ N g ~, JN ~ ~ c- ,hrs. Jp' / ~ � C~, [6 Ny So S~ 1,3~o STIIQIIiVd~ ~'NP - ~� Tl/,~ 1 JyoN~ yo.or /a~ Tk'MP OrA Nor RISE, ~~? i ~-~0 /o any, M~u~l,1 ~1~' ~Qk7k~4 Nr, WAS plCI~JODJC~L1,r N>rAt~'D T~ ~o ~ ~ f~'~N3 (b ~y ~o S s~ zso ~P ~.�, ~~Ni' aro ~}arR~sE ~. Novr~ } o.ol J' / ~ ~ - ~HJ C6 ~ Sv 6 2ro ~4R1IAlr ~lP ~/v �, ~' �C1ry~OC JJ y /o o, y, 7s' s~A~~~ ~; -~~ ~~, ~" u 3 Dr~y~ ~ o, o ! ~y~ .~' a- Cia ~~ ~6. ,4; 7 2SQ ~I~tI~6 ~J4 s~ ~ ,,n~jc~ ~3i I No,V`!~S Q~ v~ rs'9 rd ?/3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 5 ~ X700 ?7~9~ AUTHORS : Nesmeyanov, A. N. , Malcarova ~ L, ~, ~~`k~~:F,C h~ls~riFtti APt^`�R^~~d.:~G ~:..fYr'.='`J^~n_:�~~''.= TITLE: ~ Formation of Organoma~;nesium Compounds During the ' Decompoait~on of Aryldiazonium Borofluoridea With Magnes~.um PERIODICAL: Izveatiya Alcadcm~.~. nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye kh~.m~.chc~akilch nauk, 1959, Vol 59, IJr l2, pp 221-22I+~+ (USSR) ABSTRACT: Decomposition of aryldiazonium borofluorides with metallic magnesium in tetrahydrofuran, as well as in other ethers, or in dimethylformamide yields organomagneaium compound:i. The experiments are aummar~.zed in Table 1, Card 1/3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 Decompositiozi of the Eoron Fluoride of ~~henyldia- St~'1~~~2-5~-~3~7~~2 zonium in the- Esters of the a, ~-Unsaturated Acids ~i-position are farmed. To ~o into ~;xeater ddtail, the ~3-methylatropic acid farms with ethyl crotonate (after Saponification ) aq well as smell antaunt:~ of dibasic acid: C14$1~04 or C14x1404. 4`~ith methyl acrylate atropic acid, phenyl acxylate, and inai~rnificant quantities of a-methyl- -R-phenyl~lutaric acid form, �ith methyl methacrylate benzylaorylic acid and further transformation products of phenyl methacrylate are formed; ketophenal-2-methyl�-5- -oxyindan-1~-on. The ref~ctions are described in the ex~~eri- mental part. There are 1 fi~,~ure and 15 references, d of which axe Soviet. AS~OCIAmTOtd; Institut elementoor~anicheNl~4ch soyedineniy ~.l:ademii nauk S" SR (Institute of Elemental-organic Compounds of the Academy of Sciences, II~;SR) SUBZ4ITTED; December 16~ 1957 Card 2~2 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 - ric i'~-r ice. ~. - 5(3) AUTHQRS: k~.~__L.-4...S~o, ~~'atveyeva, P~~. Y. for/E2~-59--8-7/~? TITLE: Aecompasition of the Boron Fluoride of Yhenyldiazonium in the Esters of the a, ~i-Unsaturated Acids PERI(?DTCAL: Iz~vestiya Akademii Haul; SSSRa Otdeleniye khimichesl~.ikh nauk9 1959, Nr 8, pp 1386-1392 (USSR ABSTRACT: It i; shown in the present paper that th~~ boron fluoride of phanyldiazonium can decompose heteralytic:~tily ~gith compounds containing a polar carbon - carban double ~~nndy such as the esters of ay(1-unc3aturated acids, in contrast with the 1~4eex~ wein-Koelsch reactiono 7.'her.efore, the decornpc~sition of boron fluoride dis,zonium ryas carried aut in the eaters of acrylic, cxotonic, and ME+thr~cryl~.c aC1d8, whicrx have the following ~ ~+ ~ - \ ~ �trtxcture: CSC C,r~ The phenyl cation has an effoct upon the a-carbon so that the esters of the u-arylated un- saturated acids or products of a simultaneous addition of Card 1/2 fluorine or, in the presence of water, hydroxyl in the APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 The Synthesis of Aromatic German~.um Compounds by Means oOVArOl1Dia3~cri~a~7 Borof luor~.des (Ref 4) in e,cetone. In contrast to SnCl~ and PbCI~ G~ i .C.~~ forms :nc double stilts with aryl diazonium chlorides. Th~> sub:~tar~wf.,; mentioned last in the title were decomposE:d under thF; P='ps~'nc~ of GeC14. Zinc dust proved to be the best reduci:~g r:e+al, ~~cetone the best solvent. Manna:rylated germanium compounr.~;ar4~ :"ormed as the result of the reaction. Und~;r these car~da.tiaY.s germanium does not form compounds of higr,er degree; ~-f ~~-~ ;'he aryl trichloro germanium varieties were isolat~~;~. s,ndA~n~,;,~r~d ~~s anhydrides of the aryl germar~ic acids. The latter farm nY~- nielting colorless powders. Anhydrides of the aryl germani~^ a�;;ids vrith Ar= C6x5, A-CH30C6H4-, p-C21t5oC~H4-, p-BrC6H - i u .. 4 , ~J�~~ ~~'`4 sere produced, The anhydride of the phenyl germanic acid way; obtained with a yield of 2.8,0 of the theoretiral~.y ~~o:~.^,a.b].r,~ yield; the yields of other s.r,hydxides were smaller. In ~;. k ~.nr1 of experimcntr,,1 ~,s.rt (ri.ot dr.~notr-;d ns urh~ t;ha other ,~;.it,i ,,_,~s g~vcn, Thera ,ire 1 t~bl~: and ~ ref c:rF;nc~;s, 4 of vrhi.ct: ~.rr~~ ;;_ ;:: SUR'~TI'ED: June, 11' 1958 Card 2~ 3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 AUTHORS: Kesmeyanov, A. N., Member, Academy of Scir.-nces, T3SSR, Yemel'yanova, L. Z., Makarova, L. G. TITLE: The Synthes~-s of Aromatic Germanium Compounds by Means ~~f .~=~;'~ Diazon~um Borofluorides (Sintez aromaticheskikh soyedinQn:~.y germaniya posredstvom aril.diazoniyboroftoridov) PERIODICAL:, Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 3, Pp 403-404 (USSR) ' ABSTRACT: The aromatic tin and lead compounds were produced by the first authox and his collaborators (Ref 1 ). In the case of tin main.Ly ' diarylated derivatives were formed. In the case of the deccrrpc~ sition of double salts of tin chloride and of the aryl diazor:i.um chlorides by metallic tin powder the best, hovreverY not hi. {;h yields (23~) were obtained if Ar~C6H5. Higher yields of diaryl dichloro stannates (up to 40 0) v; ere obtained in the case of �',~c, decomposition of the gubstance:~ mentioned last in tr.e t~.tle by zinc dust under the presence of tin chloride ir= ~.c~~t:,nf=� F'~r organolead compounds the decomposition of the substances mentioned last in the title by metallic ].sad powder fur.Yiishes Card 1~~ the best results, (Ref 3) the same holds fora lead-sodium alloy APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 5OV~62�-F'-='I 2~-p~Z Decampos~.tion a# Aryl~~in7oni~:m Bo.~vn It.luox~.~.~~:o ~.n It~.trohcn;~~~ric~ the _ntexaction of the e?ectrun clol.d of the chlorine atom with the po:~i tins charge of the ni'treger! atom of the nxt:c~o group. There are 6 figures and 23 references, 2 of ~,~:ich are tiovieto .ASSOCIATION: Institut elemer~toorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSi~ (Institute of F;.iP.11'iP.:1'~o.rganlc Compounds, Academy of Sciences, USSR ~iUBMiTTED: Mar. ch ~~ 6, 1957 Gard 3~3 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 Decomposition of Aryl�~~Diazonium Boron Fluorides in N7tro~enpene~rt~~~12L ;~e:parat.ed, The r p~ui~,a.'. s,.r-a~.y~-zs of tY~ese mixtux~~s r~� ultra..- v~~?et ~3pectroscopy l.ike~ri,ye px~~~ves the pre;;.>nce of rat.ta.�.. 4sarr-rxs on7. Abr~r7t~p~ria ~~r Yp n r-.rr.�ue.�. ~f tl~c~ ~rlvC?,3t f rf t ~'t ~, ~~� , .. wrar�~. al~tat~irrE::d b,y t.hr,~ oX~~>c;ta�~~ptiat~~nretc.z� .7I,.e ~,.~ cl .3a1 ,.~t~xr,~ F: t, by V� 1. Diar�ov~~K7.okav. ~'~ ~s! -r rcrr,~tx~ut;t-i.c,-1 The arxt}ioxs thank Z. V. Obrw:iinc,v ;-rra Io Ka-:hku_~cva fc~I~ their optiaa~~ mFS.su:rement~i. Thy: E,ntx~~rn4:~; of ar~~l f.'rom thA ~,:c�y!~,d.ts�~oni.um baron fluoxide;l into the nit~~u~ bcrtez~:ne ire the mata~�posit~,un proves -the electr.�phil~.c, cat- ioYlti c natu:~F~ ;z this ary? and a hetercl,ytic chax�acter of the de~:~omposnt.i.er~ c_f the d~.azrnwz~m sa?.t, ^a,~es the as� ... Only zn the last two y.' unexpectedly entered the arthompasltion of rlta os,ben.zene~ Only 2 d~_piienyl derivatives were + 2; 2~dlr.itrc�-~d. hen 1 ~ r Separa~ed, p y.. and 2~-~;h.~oxop2 nitrodiphenyla In the first case a possi~k~lp ~=r`osswise conju~attan of the two nitra gray-rps wa th both benzene nuclei and besides that a copl.a,narity of tw� benzene nur;Iei are such a substituted Biphenyl may be regarded as the cause of that formation. Tn the second case there is alsa a passible conjugation of chlorine atam eiectx�o�r~w wit�z the electron system of 2~vnitro-dipheny:i and a capl~,rs.rit,~ of ;~u~::h a m~~~lecu.le. In this ,~ cQ Card. 2 a~ alsa the pr,;~-ible presenre of ~ a c~erta~in artho,~,effect must be considerQd. It; is expressed b y APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 ,. i ~ ( 3 ) ~i ~ 7( 7 ~t u t~v/6r,. ~~._ ; ~~~~/z~ AUTHORS: R (~ p pp *R 7~/ }.., } , 1~1~It~r.T�oV$q La tX�y Pifi~.l~V~.'yE:Vf,'p A2, Ilo~ ~rlbchK'nkv '/r. h ~ a TITLE: llecompogtion of Ax�yl~�:D~azon:~.urn Borar. FluoridE~s :;.n 2litrchenz~~r~� I,R~.~,lozh~7r~;iy~i ho.r.tif'tori.c}av rixi,~.d.l.~tiuo~r~ye~v v n~ tz~o}~~c~ri:~~~:1.F~~ PERIODTCA~,: a;zvPf3txyf~ l~kaclE~mia nauk SSSR~ Qtdoleniy�~ kh.irn~.ch~;ak:ik}; ntuk .~ 1~~i~p N.r 1~v p~? 1i~~~.,..1r~Ei0 (USSR ABSTRACT: ].n the present paper the authors investigated the decomposition cif ~,ryl~-~d:tazonlum boxon 1'ltioz.~ictes ~.n nl t~�o~br;ti~c.n~: w:i th ~,ry1:F F'heny:l ~ pa�'-'s.i;~:;ly? ~ pr~z�aCh~.oro phenyl_~ ps,rametrioxy }~h~;ny1 ~,rl;hc~varbotnutrit~:xy phenyl9 p~.racarbethox,y phenyl,, o:rthonitro ~henyly and nrthoah:loro phonylo Ber~idea a di:rf.ct precJ,pa.tation of rer;ciicn products by means of dj.stillat:~on anti c:r,�,. ,~tal- . lz nation? th? rr.~.at.ion betNe~:n the substitution products of the benz ene TIJC~.NuS �� oryho�-y meta- and pars--jsamers -~ pc~ssabiy forming in th t e xeac ion mixtuxe,. v~ere determined by optics? an~lv~is. In the fir t i ~ s e x cases ~he aryl formed irr the de-- campos:~tion of-.an'y'!. dir~zonium baron .f.luort.c~.es in ri-trri.~bcanzezie e:rztered t~~e nivra~benzene nucleus only :tn a meta~poaition to Card 7~3 t.ae nitre group� Of the 3 possible isomexs (ortho-s pants-, p,a ra�~~ on? F th , y on ,, e corresponding rnetarii,..o~�hiaryl., was APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 AUTfiORS : ~iakarova, L, a9 , xr? bchen:~:o, e. n. SO'~,62-,L-1-~~~ TITLE: T~ecompo9ition of dryl Diazonium Boron Fl�~rj~c'~ in Enters of benzoic dcid (Rs.zlozheniye borftori~.~~v eri].d.iazoniyev v efira~sh t~enzoynoy lcisloty) PERIODICAL: ]:zvestiya Akade:~ii nauk SSaR, Otdeleaiiye khimicheskii:h nau.~, 195x, Nr ~~ ppa 693 - 697 (USSR) At~STRdCT: ];n earlier worY.s it eras shown (Ref 1) that phenyl enters irtc~ a~eta-position in the benzene ring v~ith the nitro-cart;ethoxy- and trialkyl aramonium groupso This proves the cs.tionic nature of this ~~henyl and the heterolytic character of the diaxonium Salto Zn the course of tree present �+eor]: the authors prove that the phe:;yl j'ormed by the deoorlpositf.on of phenyldiazoniu:~~-borofluoricle . ~nters j.nto metaposition in the carboxyl group of benzoic acid es+erso ~lenzoie acid ester togother with benzoic acid-isopropylester ~iroduces C6HS000C~5H2~e Trrinsestarification is the only result clf the action opt r~xyls off' bl5rofluoric]ae, p~bromina~- find p-n1.tx�c~- Z-henyldiazonia upon ethylbeilzaatesd The fact that aryl of the ~~orofluoride of o,ryldiazonii.rc~ enters into metaposition with Card 1~2 respect to the carbalcoayl group of the esters of benzoic s.cid APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 Deco position. o.f Phenyldiazonium-Boron Fluoride in ~2_ J~.,,;.-~~~~ the Ester of ~en.enesulpho-Acids and in Acetopiier,one b~;nzenesulphoacid). Thia phen;~l thus Flcted exc].usivel;~ on t.~e sizlphalkoxylgroup, A mixture of the 3n-and p-p}~enyl~ccetop:^~enones (~�elation 4:1~ is formed in acetophenone with the deco.~pouition o~' boron-fluoride of phenyldia.zoniur~. These reactions prove t}ie heterolytic chs,ra.cter of the decay of phenyldis,zonium-boron fluoride. There are 11 references, 3 of which are Soviete ASSOCIATIOtd: Ir~stitut elementoor~rs,nic}:eskikh soyedineniy A}:ademii nauk SSSR (]hstitute for Ele>~ents.7-.~r~a~~ Compounds AS USSg~ SUB~.iITTED: December 19, 1956 1. Phenyld~,azonium boron fluor.ide--Decomposa.tian 2. Benzenesul.pho acid esters--Applications 3.. Acetophenone--Applications Card 2~2 APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6 bC1THOR5: Ms~karava, Lo Ge, rtratveyev~,, 1,iw l:~ 62-5fa-j_f>%2( TITLE: Decomposition of ~'henyldiazonium-Barllenanet~rRazlozher,iyEster of Benzene~ulpho~-Acids ~~nd ~.n Acetop borftarida fenilda.azaniya v efiralch 1~enaolsul'fol:isloty i v a.tsetofenane~ PERIODICAL; Izvestiya Akadenii Nauk6SSSUSp~deleniye Khi:~,icheskiirh Nuk, 1958, Nr 5, pP� 565 5 9 ( ) ABSTRACT: 7lhe authors continued their investi�;ations for the purpose c-f proving the cationic nature of phenyl (References 1,2). a was assumed with the dissociation of phenyl-diaconium-boron Fluoride that the entering of phenyl into the meta-position ~Tith respect to the meta-"orientates" proves the cationic nat~.:re of phenyls ~Iith the decomposition of this compaur.d, the products I~f the entering of phenyl into the benzene-rin{; of thy; ;aeth~rl~- ,~nd ethyl-eater of ben~,enesulk~hoacid could not be obtained� Tice I~,ction of phenyl we,s directed to the sulphalk-or,~~l~~;roup~ Phe- ~zylester of benzenesulphabicid proved to bs t.1c sole cleterr~in~.ble :reaction-product in both cayea. The yield c.rlaunted to 40;o in Card 1~2 'the case of ethylester, to 35i in the c~.se of suet?i;;lester (of APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 06/23/11 CIA-RDP86-005138001031500032-6