SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETUSHKOVA, YE. V. - PETYUNIN, P. A.

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BL)CILARNIKOVA, A.M.; PFTUSHKOVA, Ye.v.
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Effect of carno-sine on the contractile and anzymat-le proper ..es
of actonyosim. Zhur. avol. hiakhim. I fiziol. 1 no.5085-
390 S-0 165. (M2A 18110)
1. K&fedra biokhimii zhivotnykh Moskovskogo gosudaretvennogo
universiteta imeni Lomonosova.

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nmA~RVILI, V.I.
Anamalaus diffuBiOD Of a Pi-ama 'n *ho- presence of Ollcll~b-
tions. Zhur. eksp. 1 Ieor, fiz. " n-.6:199~-200C ic- '63.
(MIRA '~i,: f~)
(FIR-M or-4 '11'ritions)

PETVIASHVILI, V.I.
Nonlinear oscillatfons and certain effects caused t, a
w
cur-rent ~n a plasma. Zhur. eKsp. I ,ear. fAz. 45 no.5:14i.%
1472 N '63. (MIRA -'.I,

MDONTSEV, Rok.; F$TVIASHVILI, Vj.
A weakly turbulent plasm in a magnetic field. Zhur. ekap.1
teor.fiz. 43 no.6t2234-2244 D 62. (WRA 16sl)
(Plasma (Ionized gases)) (Magnetip fields)

ACC NRa
AP6033406 SOURCE CODE: Un/0057/6(,/036/010/1737/1739
AU-&AOR: Petviashvili,V.1.
ORG: none
TITLE: On ionic sound oscillations In a dense plasma
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnichaskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 10, 1966. 1737-1739
TOPIC TAGS: ionized plasma, dense plasma, electron temperature,-electron flow,plasma
oacillation,lonic sound
aSTRACT! The present papor Is up. addendum to earlier -ork of Lhe author (D,!L.N sssa,
153, 1295, 1963) and B.D.Kadomtsev (Voprosy teoril plazmy, t.4, P-18b. Atomlzdat,1964)
.in which an equation was derived for the spectral density of the ionic sound excited
'by an electron current in a completely ionized plasma whose electron temperature Is
I
Imuch higher than its ion temperature. The effect of ion viscosity was neglected In
ithe earlier work. In the present paper the effect of ion viscosity on waves with
propagation velocities that are much higher than.tho Ion thermal velocities Is calcu-
lated w..th the aid of Vlasov's equatlon,~Xbstracter's note: Vlasov's equation appears-
to be a variant of the kinetic or Boltzmann equatiog, and it is found that the effect
of ion viscosity can be significant even when the wave frequency greatly exceeds the
ion collision frequency. The effect of ion viscosity on thG spectral density of ionic
sound is calculated, and it is concluded that the spectral density vanishes at both
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:low and high frequencies. The author thanks B.B.Kadomtsev for valuable advice and
!discusBions. Orig. art. has: 13 formulaB.
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AUTHOR Rogacheva., L. Privil, ovi ch , A. 1~. ; Ile t_yak in a. Ye . 7.
ONG : none
TITLE: Synthesis of alkylbenzyl polysiilfi ,des and their use an
antiseizinp additives to lubricants;
soullicl., Ref. zh. Khimiya, Part ILI, Abn. 2011122
RF.F SOURCZ: Tr. Kuybyshev~-,k. n.-i. in-t naft. prom-5ti, vyp. 32, 19~5, -1 0
TOPIC TACS lubricant additive, fractional distillation, alkyl benzenc.,
friction
A35TRACT: Use as a start~na materl-al of the alkylbenzene frLC-- Or,
(bi) 156- 1900C, n20 1.5067, d20 0.8'f2 , mol-wt- 115) of a r e ~ c,!- n r-
D L,
product, a series of alkylbenzyl Do2ysulfides, (!'C H CH
6 L, '2 )2~~'
R is one or several lower alkyls and X = 1-5) was synthes i zed an(,
antiseizing properties studied. The alkylbenzene fraction -d-:~ treated
with formaldehyde and with HC1 and the resultinp alkylbenzyl c.-ilorides
were treated with aqueous solution of :'a2Sx Lt 78- 800C. A so.ution of
t',ie reac'--ion product in toluene was wa!;hed with an mqucou~-, of
-ao'rl, --,iti, an aqueous and ther, with w ate r. Tol~,-icne
solution Of :'a2-
and the Lnreacted portion of the initial alkylbenzene " r a ci cn r C-
removed by distillation. AntiseizirF properties of 1 were evaiu~ite-:~
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on a 4-ball friction annaratus in accordance .;ith G3qT 914G-J-~':)
ShXh-15 steel balls and a 3- 5", solution of : in the TS-14.5 ~neral
oil. 1 (x"-2) is well soluble in the mineral oil and nossesec
antiseizinrs pronerties. 1 (x-~,3) possesses even hizher antiselzi.n.-
properties, but is only sl-,*Fhtly soluble in the mineral oil. -..e
antiseizing properties of : (xl-l) are comT)aratively low. '? o 1 y s u 1,",- de s
with x-2, are recommended as antiseizing additives to trans.-.iss:on oils.
[WA-28] [PS]
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ACC RRT A 6015646 SOURCE CODE: 11R/0413/661000/009/0055/005'~,
(A)
Ravikovich, A. M.; Zoiotova, I. D.; CtEERp G. Ye.; Vinner, G. G.;
INVENTOR.: g p_
etakind, Yep,,&A; Obleukhova. 0. S.; Borshchevskiy, S.-_D aBry tse
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative method for antiwear additives.? Class 23, No. 181223
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye atiraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 9, 1966, 55
TOPIC TAGS., antivear additive, monoolefin polymer, sulfurization
ABSTRAM., An Author Certificate has been issued for a preparative method of antiwear
#444tives by sulfurization of monoolefin polymers at 140-160C6 [HO]
SUB COM, ll/ SUBM DATE: 16Jul64/ ATD PRESS:AI2.C5-
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ACCESSION NRs AP5024386 UR/0286/651000/015/0068/0068'
621.892.8 03 .3
44 *kk 4?
Mellnikov, H, ~~ Mandel'baum, Y!. A.: Petyakinal Ye. 16; Vinogradoval I@
AUTHOM tiv
-weer addi
TITLE: Preparative method for an anti tive 0 lubrIcAtial 01 Class 22
No. 173368
SOURCEt Dyulleten' Ixobreteniy I tovarnykh znakov, no. 150 19650 68
TOPIC TAGSs lubricating oil, antiwear additive, lubricant additive
a
IABSTRAM Afi Author Certificate has been issued for a preparative method for n
anti-wear additive to lubricating oils which is based on salts of dialkyl thloooll-
phates. To Improve the quality of the additive, the salt fo treated with hexachloro-
cyclopentodiens. DIM
ASSOCIATIONt none
SUBMITTED: 2aMar62 ENCLi 00 BUD COM
NO RE? SWV: 000 OTHERi 000 ATD PRESS:

EMIN)V. Ya.A.; SHAOS, F.Ya.: STEPMIOVA. N.K.
.
-Ow
Lu'"ricant performance of spindle a-nd riachine oils fror, east,~rn
sulfur-bearing cni-ims. Trufty VNTI HP no.7:86-96 '58.
(MIRA 12:10)
(Iju~,ricmfinn an,l lubricantg--Testing)

VINOGRADOVA, I.E.; FETYAKINA, Ye.l.; KAiiAMGVA, V.P.
Optimum concentration of ouifur and chlorine components in 5jze
sulfur-chlorine antiseizing additivies to lubricating oils. Trev,,1
izn.-sh. no.l5t479-485 162. (:-M~ 15-41
(Lubrication and lubricants-Testing)-

AUTAORS I F"11kovt'kayl" A. A., vrv~.' A. YU., Khaffuta, YO.
;j tov , V. A._,_Lotyak I n(A , Y a . I.
---- T7~~
TITLc,s Efficiency of aum~ molybdenum and organosulfur compounds as
antiwear bdditivea to luoricuting mitterialp,
PERIODIOAL; Referativnyy zhurr,al. Khimiya, no. 5, 1,j62, 5)G,
aostract ~jb. "Priradki k maslar. I topliv,.-i".
Costopteknizdat, !-)61, 71-79)
i It iu shown that the ad,l i tive -1 5/5,G (V- 1 5/JC)) , coritainint,. a
compl,~x comi,o"n.i of .4., Croatly improvus the antiwai,r propertlue ~jf mirUral
and synthetic lubric&ting :nutL-rii-s; its action is particularly effective
rhan used jointly with orgiinic compounds containing S, Cl, and other
clemenl.s. A disadvantage of the additive is its unsatisfi,etory thermal
stability in certain hilh-tomparature lubricating materials. The 2o-organic
additive -1-5/1 (B-15/1 can be used for preliminary upplication of
Lntifrictior, noncorroding films on friction surfaces; in this case,
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5 '38 ! /62,/Cr3C/DL5/--~56/' - 2
Lfficiency of some molybdenum ... 3
thu af."Iciuncy of r.4gi,,-tLa1)ertture lubric.,ition uair.,z various lU1.,ric;,t4i1g
=,,turlal~ is greatly i;aproved. The 6-orgwnlc additive --15/2 , (V-15/2;,) Is
extremely Q~fectlva as an antiaeLzlng medium for high-temperature
labricating materiala. 1.5 - 3 A of it added to luDricating materia:a,
including those prepared on a base of Si-organic liquids, greatly Improves
their lubricating capacity uraar conditions of high-temperature fr lotion
of heavily loaded parts. Abstracter's notei Complete tranalntion..
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AWKRS: Vinogradova, I. E., ?etyakina, Ye. I., Shamez, F. Ya.
TITLE: Antiseizing additives in oils for automob.41e gears ;,n" tnct
mechanism of their action
Hil,~DICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 5, 1962, F,27-523,
abstract 5M212 (Sb. "Prisadki k maslam i toplivam".
Gostoptekhizdat, 1561, 214-223)
TE,XT: An examination is made of the usual types of alditives to lubricli-,ine-
oils which reduce friction and wear, and the mechanisin of their
Results are given and diSCU33ed of tejt3 on a 4-ball friction machjy,~, (in
accordance with -,- - 9490-60 (G,~O-T 9490-60)) using solutions'of 22 ort--:Inic
compounds and some combinations of 2 of these compounds in - -1~'
oil. The compounds tested included alkyl xanthogenate deriv;:tivea
(including the additives -6/9 (LZ-6/9), -19 (LZ-19), and
sulfured terpenes, chlorinated hydrocarbons, chloroalkyl phosphinic e:~tt;r.'j,
S-Cl-containing compounds, molybdenum blue (1), and S-P-containing cc)mpou,-.(r,.
3/06 6 2 lor" 0 /c, 0 r,/,; e, r.2
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ACC N" AP6030592 SOURCE CODE- UR/(-,1413/66/000/OIC,/C~0,-,,, '~074
INVENTOR: Garzanov, G. Yp. - Petyakina, Ye. 1. ; Bagryantseva, P.
B. Ma!o:e.kov, Y C~,E
Shames, F. Ya. ;Ravikovich A. M. Roshchevsk!j,
Selivanchik, Ya. V. , (-Iusman, N7. Ye. A,
Llzkirikoyari, P. N. 1'ts.irchik, A. N. A. A,---
~ayevskiy, F. S. Fomin, N. 1.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of obtaining a hydraulic 1uhricant. Class 23, No. 185000.
[Announced by the Scientific Research Institutefor Or - z Mechanizatio.
gani ation,
and Technical Assistance to- Constru -ction (Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut
organizatsii, mekhanizatsii i telchnicheskov pomo.~,hchi stroitel'stv-u)',
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, prom ysh lennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 16, 1966,
74
TOPIC TAGS: lubricant, lubricant additive, antioxidant additive, polyrnethacrylate,
hydraulic lubricant
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a method of obtaining a
hydraulic lubricant by means of additives16ith an oil b ase. To expand the operat-
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ACC NR, AP6030592
ing temperature range of oil a mixture of commerical oil and diesel-oll ro-s.d',,,? are
taken as the oil hase to which a multifunctional additive is added, such as EFO, an
-antioxidant agent)) such as octadecylamine, and a depressing agent, such as a
polymethacrylate. [Translation] IINTI
SUB CODE: II/ SIJBMDATE- 25May65/.
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AP6030551 SOURCE-COM UP/0413/66/000/016/0031/0')3,i
INW11JR: Sanin, -P. -_T Shepeleva, Y.e..S.; Borodach, M..S.; Myonnik, A.!%.
L.; eetyakina, Ye. I.; Viingradova, I. E.
VRG: none
TITLE: Prqparat I o- meth I 'or bi -(tt z:h1r, CL -j'~vlnhosphr,i,- acids. I
,y I .- A
Class 12, No. lbuc444(rlxtiovir-ed I- ci-_1_nq__itv'~'e_,_)f sy'n". eAi,,AN SSSR
(InstiLut neftekhitTicnesk-.- ) s 1 41 t S "S k)
SOURCE: lzo!)reteniy,-, ; ..-iyahlevviyve ohraztq- o-~ iy*fe z.iz-_ no 16, "66, 11
TOPTC AGS: lubricgnt id!itive
AASTRACT: An Awihr, Certificate haq been issu,~d for rre0ar.nt 1% - method '(.r bia(tri-r!
chloroalkyl) est;~i-i of alkylohoslvboni-- r-.il nf fhe grne-1 forrula Rr(0)1C(CH2)nC,;13J
where it Is 9r alkyl grotyn an-' n - 1, , 6, 8. To obta-,ii auch ee-ers nuitable as
akditive '. ,
- - - %t mineral oil . alky1-,,ho9pttoiJc di hlorijes aru trnn:,ed with trichlorotilkyll
.i7ci;h.19 n Lhe presence of an o,-,,
,ant- basn, r.g.,
SUB CODE: 07, JI/ SUBM :IATE: OjMav63/ 1,TP PPEF:;: 5'72
C-rd -111 _UDC! - 547 1.3. 07

PETYAKSHEV, I.; LUNKIN, P.; REFII., 1.[deceasedj; YEGOROV, V., red.
I.,.ura-1 auilder], Sellsk~.i s*ro'.tell. Sararsk, Xorcovsk~e
knizhnoe izd-vo, 19t4. 46 p. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Starshiy proizvoditell rabot Kovylkinskuy mezhkolkhoznoy
stroitellnoy organizatsii "Avangard", Mordovskaya respublika
(for Fetyakshev). 2. Zamestitell predsedatelya kolkhoza
"Sovetskaya Rossiya" Krasnoslobodskogo proizvodstvennogo
upravleniya Mordovskoy respiibliki (for Lunkin~. 3. Nachallnik
tsekha zhelezobetonnykh konstruktsiy huzayevskoy mezhkolkhoz-
noy stroitellnoy organizatsil Mlordovskoy respubliki (for
Repin).

PETYASHINP B.I., dolsent
lnvestigat4~ng stresses and vll'rra*.i:)ns of a milli ng-mach I ne
table. Trudy GPI 17 nc.,.4:23-40 161. (MIRA 16:12)

GOWYACH, A.G.; GWMOV, V.I.; YAMTNIN, B.N.; LINCHEVSKIY, I.A.; Pff YAM,
S.I.. PIDDTTI. 0.A.; FILIMIKO, F.S.; POLETIKO, O.M.: RODIONEM.
G.I.; SUMOV. S.G.; SRLIVANOVA-GOROLKOVA, Ye.A.; SUOLOV, S.Ya.,
prof., doktor biolog.nauk; SHIPCHINSKIY, N.V. (dtceased]; BIMINA,
M.A., red.izd-va; EMM, Mv., tekhn.red.
[Trees and shrubs of the U.S.S.R.; wild and cultivated species and
plants considered for prospective introduction] DerevOia i kuster-
niki '=; dikorastushchie, kulltiviruemye i perspektivnye dlia
introduktaii. Moskva, Vol.5. [Angiosperms: myrtle and olive families]
Pokrytosemennye: Semeistva mirtovye-maslinovye. 1960. 543 p.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Akademi nauk SSSR. Botanichaskiy institut.
(Myrtlof (olive) (Plant introduction)

Flct a r~ al r,
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I " - - * - - ~ - .. ft - . . ~ - - 1 . " 1. ; - -~- ". - I , I
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9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ` tr~') 1953. Unclassified. I

=IAYEV, S. 1.
k,ricuiture
Olive. Moskva, Fishche r-miz-'-.f-, 1)".
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -1953. Unclassified

PFTYAn,V, 3. 1. , FED-'it-W, ". A.
Aps~eron - 3live
Mctlod5 for acc! icrated 1 of ux ullve -)r. : ~ ! '- :
No. 2, 1~v5'1.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June - 1953, Uncl.

. I - . -
fAIV, 3; ~ L; mmov, M. A.
Olive - Apsheron
Methods for accelerated propagation of the olive on Apsheron. Dost. sellkhoz. No. 2,
1953.
Sos Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953, Uncl. I

YEVDOKIYDV, V.G., inzh.; PETYGIN, V.I., inzh.
Moisture meter for continuous moisture measurement in flows cf'
loose materials. PrIborostroenie no.1%19-20 Ja 163.
(MIRA 160)
(Moisture-Measurement)

UTWMOV, V.G.;--TL1=4L, V.I.; PYZHOV, V.S.; prinirnall uchastiye: SIMIRROV,
V.M.; KISEIEV, L.Ne; SHVMIWV, A.S.; V'Lr.CKU",OV, V.K.; TIKHONCV, N.A.
Investigating granulators as controlled systems. TSvet. met. 35 rc,.6-
41-46 Je 162. (M1RA 15:6)
(Ore dressing) (Granular materials)

5/119
'/63/000/001/m/m
D201 D308
'IS: Yevdok#ov, V.G. artd;.~q~n~Vj.
TlTLE: A hygrcmeter for continuous measurement of thi.-
moisture content of loose materials
11"_'-'R,IODICM,: I-'riborostroyeniye, no. 1, 19539 19-20
TUXT: The authors give a short description of construc-
tion and of operation of a hygroineter detsigned at the laboratory of
autov.ation at Gintsvetmet. The instrument is basically a line with
distributed constants with the generator at one end and Tdoistuxe
content transducer at the other end, the indicating instrument being
connected at a point alorqr the UP4 correspofiding to or near the
m=imum voltage node. The instrument operates at a frequency of
42 I-Ic/s. The moisture pick-up consists of a sensing element, two
thin metal plates fixed in dielectric and bent along the inteumal
radius of a thin-walled drum made of dielectric material. The last
part is a IITF cylinder with 5 mm thick walls. The drum moves con-
tinuously t1-2 material over the sensing element, the plates are
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BRYUKVIN, V.A.; PETYGIN, V.I.; KARkCHKOV, N.I.
Methods of studying the macrokinetieB of oxidation of sulfide
materials with a continuous recording of the chemical reaction
rate. Elektrokhimiia 1 no.7:8D6-811 J1 165. (MIRA 1800)
1. TLosud&rstvennyy institut tovetnykh metallov.

PZTTGTN, V.I.; TRUBITSTF, k.P.; TBVDDKINDV, V.G.
Use of a capacity pickup to measure the moisture content of looae
materials. TSvet. me'.. 13 no.7:9-12 JI 160. (KIM 13:7)
1. Gintevetmet.
(Granular materials) (HolBture-Meanurement) (Transducers)

PETTO , Mihaly
The situation of the organization of publio utilities in dwell ing
houses under conetruction during the long-range planning period.
Epites szemle 6 no.9%276-262 162.
1. Epitesugyi Miniazterium Lakas- es KowmalispolAtikai Oaztalyanak
muezaki foeloadoja.

FF-Y',K:FW`7Z, :,
Cm K. 2 -ihcf ~-'ffra-tion theary 'or rar--Iv~-on
frori Yoting's pol~nt of vi;,w. Pt.] . Acta r-hyalca To: 27 nc,. 1:
3-1) '6 5.
1. Institute of F-hysics of the Po.isn kadomy of Scienref:,
Warsaw, Submitted April 21), 1:464-

KALISKI, S.; PETYKIEWICZ, J.
Dynamic equations of motion and solving functions for elasz-i7
and inelastic anisotropic bodies in the magnetic field. Pronee"J
vibr probl no.2.-17-35 159-
1. Department of Vibrations, Institute of BasJc Technical Frciblerro,
Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw.

PETYKIEWICZ, J.
The diffracted wave near the boundary of shadow in the case
of an incident wave fulfd1ling th(- eiconal equation. Acts.
physica Pol 26 no.2:229-234 '64.
1. Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences,
Warsaw.

PFEMIIAK, W. - Rolnik Spoldzielca, Vol 8, no. 24, June 195~ - IvIarnawa
Remenbrances about Kazimierz Gaslorek, p. 3.
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions List, (7~W' ), L 1, Vol. 1., lo. 11
Nov. 1955, Uncl.

.FETYOP I,
Effect of R storage basin on the damping of high-water waves. P - 3 23
ELEKTROPRIVREDA, Beograd, Vol 9, No. 6, June, 1956
SO: East Earopean Accessions List, Vol 5, No. 10, Oct., 1956

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PP'?Y'.P.LK' L-
The development of the Czechoslovak coal ~ndu-5try. p. Lbl.
(M61iCZi. Vol. 12, no. U, Nov. lQr,6, Katowice, Pnl~.nf )
SO: Monthly List of rast buropean Accessions ~-i~kL) L~:- Vol. 6, No. l,, Doc. 1-"7.
Uncl.

I
M
YREK, E
An international conference cn r.~ecel--srfiation c!' w(rv ~r --i-arries C.P,. -r
the building industry. p. 65.
(Uhli, Vol. 7, no. 2, Feb. 1957, Praba, Czechoslovakia.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Acceseions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, no. 12, Dec. 19r7.
Uncl.

PSTYRIK SHILI
I ",j nz he ne r.
Expansion of the Czech coal industry. Ugol' 12 no.3:43-45 Mr '57
(MLRA JQ:5)
(Czechoslovakia--Coal mines and mining)

PETYEEK, Emil,-inz.
International Miners' Congress in Ineben, Austria. [Uhli 5
no.1:30-~l Ja 163.
1. Clenkorespondent Ceskoslovenske akademie ved; Horaicky usta:v
Geakoulovenake akademie ved, Praha.

pl:~ YRu, r.
kvulutton )f the roal-minine Industry in (;zp-,oqlovak1a. n. -"'.
(Revista Minelor, Vol. R, No. ?, Feb. P),;". "ii-iresti,
SO: Ile List. of Fi,,rc),pet-jn I cc-pgs irns (MU ) Lc. '-'r ~ . 6, No. R, A, i,r. 195"( . 'i:n(-.1 .

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while to 2 coon hU to M-M mg.% (Ali-
Ao, visviiiel) with ressultaut tivalb. This dv,&-
I-slunot be dor to Isnrwtwr4 sibminsititse of I "o it we.
a,"wipanted by sm hobs and an inverraw in blood hifirubu.
to 39 nis % During mmunial chcAmirrinemse The blood
Irven the )uXular wrin had I(M) in# f'. (a nin" I than the 000
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vcv,ou, td(.Wf thisel"I Olson the I.aul was limr., In I than
was the Orlplial tkkm.j Ih, Seibs$ roles, abowro MOO
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Training of personnel with the aid of models of medical
equipment. Voen.-oed. zhur. no. 6:79 Je 160. (MIRA 13s7)
(MKDICIVE, MILITARY)

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9- NOW11601I.-Reart
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*aacid (P%NIICOCODR') was ist-Imated W V&rkw
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go
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0
ratjo ykJ& mainly the amilides of larto mackht. MeUgl
(how 4.4 S. WS and 25.7 o. Mel) and 10 g. B) ~vdalv
0) In 2D cc. Eta0 ftftuud 2.3 lars.. treated with dil. H
Cl
43 SAW rod. With H110 Odd. 00 avapn. of the solvent WF;
AfeC(ON)CON11PA, m, lal-2' (from 11,0). 1 is 61
and HtMgJ (from 2 It. US and 12.9 st. Hsi) "itarlylgave
76.8% FhC(0ff)CVN11Pk. ra. 92' (from MCI). ( 10
041 a.) In 20 cc. EI.0. treated with vorAing amd stirring with
qe~ EsMIll (from 3 It. Ms and 19.3 g. Ell), allowed to
stand 24 brs.. treated with dil. mcid with cooling. and
040 a
eltd. with Rto g.,e %t s% FiCOC0,Y11ft, W. 142'
((mm U,Ph). i (S g.) i~ 16 cc. Et.0 with iso-Am-
MxF%v (from 3.6 S. Mg and 21.9 It. im-AmBr) yieliled
38.313o Ujo-Cj1a)eC(011)C0,V11PJk. m. 105' (irons dil.
K1011). 1 (10 s.) in 2D cc. ES.0 with PIAMIDY (from 4.4
a. Mg and 31.9 a. Phik) gave 60% ^X(Oft) CVNffPh,
m. I?"* (from meph). 1 (10 8.) trebled with 0-
MtCjrDht (from 6AMs mW 35 S. p-MeWi.1k) pvt
4
agro % 0C.".)IC(O CON11P4. m. I&V Warv me-
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resp.,
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moll, treated with concd. JljS0* gives a red color which
fades cm standing; when this "a. Is poured Into water, 0
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PETUNIN" F . A.
Petunin. P. A., and Panferovs , N. G. - "Action of Grignard's Reagent uron t)~e
Ethers of the N-substituted Amides of Dicarbo-xvlic Acid. 1. iLeaction of
Oxanylic Acids with Ethers." (P. 506)
SC: Journal of General Chemistry, (Zhurnal Obshchel Khimil), 1047, Vol. 27, No. 3.

f t
A _L I .'f) I I- X-M Is a a
4 f'f.' I.-W,
V
4i
m-Diham dwivenvaia ar r"weiew n. a-awo-4.
-trommescriciza Ud Ift derivadvies. P. A. Nlymin and
A. S. Kochims (Molotov Phairmacruf. lost.). J. Cem,
CArm WS.S.R ) 17,12NI-11(1947)(in Russian); ef C A.
42, 4z*d fl).
&L~ ~ - ~"
m. 20 rom diL EtOli), was in 55.9c,t yield by
dkiadving 16 j. 3,2.4-Br0JO)"iCOjI (n) it 150 c1c.
wwm ArOlf, cooling to 3(l-W*. treating with the cisird,
ants of Cl. and vm~aina the ppt with IW, Evapri of
its W11 In NIWII save be Nll* "h. need". addu of
the insol Hit mit Trealtnetit with AcCl
BaCh gave -At dffsp.. m V01- I* (froin
in COH* gave 70J"v at the ds
j0% FJOIJ). 1 (10 g,) in 50 m. H.O. baged 6 hn. mid
extij. with Etto. Cave 51171 jjAtcrv_4.be~corcjxa
m. 83.5' (with I li*O). slowly distAlabli I
r with stem; 1
;o, .
the abim tuambydrate tows 11YO an ptanding over H.'
and ru- This (13 g.) in 10 cc. 1W treated with
1-2 drols HjSO# and 0.9 X. Br in 15 cc. H#O gave 77%
m W* (from 111o), M
(2 g.) in 10 cc . Cjl. treated with 1 4 s. AcCl gave CS.4%
Ah-Ac drrip.. m. 82.5' (from petr. ether). To 1,2 x.
Nit in 30 cc. itbe. RIOJI were added 5.8 j, In and 10
El I to give 48.8% iih-Fj dlier. b. 231-2 *, d:' I 42M. site
I -M. M 0 r ) with diambted PbNH, (0 4 x.) in
IS cv. HO comig. 3 S, N&OAr gave Whl'z 3,AlaO-6.
-red, in 1 S4 - (from
Lfalroarar, cherry
do. R#OH)l I in HO, A moltre nuxt of 1 4
philualk anhydride and 4J g M treated with I it ZDCI,
L A AtTaLLUNGICAL WIRATUNI CLASSOKATION
k
and heated to XX)-15* gave
bo 3(x)* (frmn A,010. brick-
dibr a ve Of
ed. _,Gins. am .11en-ypliou- Sinmdlhalod"J"
r form II& JL3 whkb am pom[Y ". in
0 tb,, of mmohalo derivs., this
water ix cmtmt to as follows: wam $-
afards a WpD. gmthW, 611-t-ted (IV) Wirral
11 and 0.6781 S. 3 5 2 4-111WHO)"IC0011
traiataii witli'l-Ri IWII. treed of eamm Nll~
trtated with flat-It, and heited to I"fing, th, ppi
vashed with IW and decompt with 2 N IICI.
9140t`i, IV. in 220 (from water I. like ellitAtc, Aciciffit'i
with 2 A' IICI. cave 69&5" 11, rn 2114' 4rom
In, 2-Brciczlid,I-Chlceorseor~~) d .. driV"&b'V'e'v'
Mid 13.51-5 --To 15 x dry 04T.,"t ylk " in lot ~
HtgO w&% addrl IS g SOtOr in 21J cc Et.O. after heating
on a stearn bath until ItCl evolutmn was complete, evapn
Of the solvent kft a rrsidur. in - 210- 12', wbwh on t~dmc
1 hr. with 30n cc. lirO ga- 7o 917
beampi. driW (1), elm-n '.'1" 18 ' on ""Ins Th~
IXud-t wx* cAlftined rr"111,111 x.'4,hIm~_,-jm4 1.
m. 11.0 "led I -b hr on a stran. hat h ~ii 11 401 hflk"
followed by acidifiration Trratn-nt wtO, A.0 in t,)
ar
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KIWI). (il 1 ) III M, v Artill. toi,ated with 6 1 1
of 1. A,4111. then dild Until 21X) IT fill), SO-
66-1517, utod. m.,
210-11, Itimaition.; Irian dil FJOH); N/I. mit. hilt
misiod)"; Willi of flaCt, to a vAn. of the Nits salt pvr the 00
ima. & mm. it. mm-it! w0b AWI in burnmist saw th,
00
do-As I" , uu~ IM A' (Irian dil, RtOlili. The arml (A) 1
6.1 fin 1100cor. JW), bos" 7 hes., exist with FtO, and ths, 0
est. curicA.. an- 79.71;
0
)too (n) in. isr aeo", itti-Z. dryins over iiso.
gave the anhyd. product. m W.6% the product is_ *0

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ted with 1-2 dro
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PETUM, P. A.
Petunin, P. A., and Kuchinia, A. S.- "2,4-Di-R:D-,9n 9,ubst;tuted Df ~~Rq-)rc:n.
11. 2-Chlaro-4-Brom,)re-sorcin and Its Der'vqt:ves". (D. 1;11)
SO.- JDurnal oLp Generall Che'Ml!t~ry, (Zhiir-ir-.- Obshchei 1947,y2-'
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USSR/Chemletry Resorcinol Feb 1947
Chemistry Resorcylic acid
"2,4-Halogen-substituted Resorcinol: 1,2,4-
DichlororeSDrclnal and Ito Derivatives," P. A.
Petyunin, A. S. Kuchina, I
" pp
"Zhur Obshch Khim" Vol XVII, No 2
Method of obtaining 2,4-dichlororesoreinol,, and
study of its properties. The method is chlorination
with beta-re8Drcylic acid.
15T44

PFTYUNTN., P. JA.
USSR/Ghemistry Pharmaceuticals
18BT22
MR/Chemistry - Fbarmaceuticala Aug 51
"N-Arylamides of Hydroxycarboxylic Acids and Their
Conversion Into Heterocyclic Compounds. U. Naph-
tbalides of cc-Hydroxycarboxylic Acids," P. A, Pe.
tyunin, N. G. Panferova, Lab of Org Chem, Molot--)v
Phar in5t
"Zhur Obahch nim" Vol XXI, No 8, pp 1528-1;'D2
Study of reaction of org Mg compds with Et -mzierB if
cc - and 0 -naphthylhydroxjamina acids abovel tl~~t,
depending on proportions of reagents, chisf produ,te
are naphthalides of oc -ketono- or c~c -hydrcx,rcarboxy-
lic acids. Prepd number of ac - and J? -uaDht"1Uda6
of above carboVlic acido and studlea properties,
Authors recommend this method of synthesis. 188T22

USSR/Chemistry - Pharmaceuticals Aug 51
"N-A-rylamides of Hydroxyr-arboxylic Acids and TbLei-r
Convo-trsior -into Betetrocyclic Compoun,3 ~, - T 7: , Re-
action of Organic Magnesium Compol=d6 WitrA Ettters
of 0-Methoxy-galonanylic and S,-zcc1nany141c A.:iis.
Synthesis of Anilides of gamma -Hydro xyc riz boxy lic
Acids," 111. 4- Petyun2m, N. G. Panferv-i. Lab if
Org Chem, Molotov Phaxrm inst
"2JI%ir Obahch Khim" Vol XXI, No 8, pp 1513-1537
0-Mothoxymalonanylic ester apparently reacts with
org Mg compds in enolic form, but ia Isolated in
unebanged condition on decompn cf reaction ma,33.
In reactj~on of succin- ylic ebter with ozg Xg
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UM/Craemistry - Pharmaceuticals (Contd) Aug 51
compdo, only carbethoxyl group takes part. ~-,ith for-
mation of anilides of gamma -hydrc2cycaxboxyl -1c acids.
By this method, recommended by authors and untmpeded
by steric hindrances, pe--pd &everaj- anilideia of
gauma-hydroxycarboxylic acids, not described in
article.
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USSR/Che-i try - Synthetic Pharma- Sep 51
C, ceuticals
B-Arylamides of Hydroxycarboxylic Acids and Their
Conversion Into Heterocyclic Compounds. IV.
Mechanism of the Reaction of Organic Magnesium
Compounds With Esters of N-Aryl-Substituted Amides
of Dicarboxylic Acids," P. A Petyunin, N. G.
Panferova, Lab Org Chem, Molotov Pharm InBt
"Zhur Obshch Khim" Vol XXI, No 9, PP 1699-1703
Proposes mechanism for reaction of org Mg compda
with eaters of N-aryl-substituted amides of di-
carboxylic acids. Proposes new scheme for reac-
tion of Et oxamate with PhMgBr. Establishes that
191T51
UWR/Chemistry - Synthetic Ph&rma- Sep 53
ceuticals (Contd)
PhNgBr reacts with amide of benzylic acid with
replacement of amino group by a radical, which
may be of interest as new means f or prepn of tort
alca.
191T51

U ,SR/Chemistry - Pbarmaceuticals Oct 51
'N-Ax7lamides of Hyd-roxycaiboxylic Acids and Their
Conversion Into Heterocyclic Compounds. VI.
Structure of Intramolecular CondenBation Products
of oC- and ANaphthal ides of oc-Hydroxcarboxylic
Acids," P. A. Petyunin, Lab of Org Chem, Molotov
Phar Inst
"Mur Obshch Khim" Vol XX:E, No 10, PP 1853-1859
Found that intramol condensation ofoc-naph-
thalides fn--napthylamide3acc -hydrozycarboxylic
acids yields products of oc -,6-candensation, or
peri-condensation when ~-position is occupied.
194T33
UM/Cbemistry - Pharmaceuticals (Contd) Oct 51
,O-naphthalides of the acids also yield products of
oc-A-condensation, or 6-,5-condensat ion when qC-
position is occupied. Prepd number of Br-derivs
(not described in literature) of cJ;;-Br>Gl> (CH )2 Nil. The
introduction of electron donor substituents increases the MCI of cycle clos-
ing. New, hitherto unknown, arylamides of 4, 41-dimethoxybenzilic acid and
derivatives 'of 3, 3-bis-(4-mthoxyphenyl)-oxindol.. were obtained and their
properties investigated. Six references. Table.
,institution The Pharmaceutical Institute, Molotov.
~'eSW*tted January 3, 1954

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USSR/Organi,-- Chemistry - Synthetic Organic Chemistry, E-2
Abot Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 19, iq~1,6jo
Author: Petyunin, P. A., Pesis, A. S.
Institution: None
Titlet o-toluidides of Diarylglycolic Acids and Their Conversion to
fiaryl--, -methyloxindol. XXIV.
Original
Periodical: Zh. obshcn. klUmii, 1956, 26, No !, 223-226
Abstract: By interaction of ArMgX with methyl eater of o-methyioxanii1c acid
(1) (for example M mol C6~f$Wr (1) have beer.
j , (II) and 0.075 mol
synthesized o-toluidides of diarylglycolic acids o-CH3C6H4NHCO(-'(,DH)
(III) which by actlon o' concentrated H2304 are converted to 3y;-
diaryi derivatives cf 7-metayloxindole (IV). c A:-~
Prepared were the following III (listing Ar.
y1eld ILP MP U C): Colo, (II-1a),. 45.3, 147-148
It.n.-I.P and Eiubsequent from, alcohol.); o-CH3C6H4,
p-C114"' , 49.3,
NH
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USSR/Organic Cb+Btry - Synthetic Organic Chemistry, E-2
Abst Journalt Referat Zhur - Khimiya, -No 19, 1956, 61538
Abstract: o-CH30C6H4, 41-91 128-128.5, Analogously from II and ethyl ester
of 2-methyl-4-bromoxanilic acid prepared by action on I in 80~
CH COOH of equimolecular amount of Br2 at 200 (yield 80~, MP
101.50 (from alcohol)), was synthesized 2-methyl-4-brom-anilide of
benzylic acid, yield 51.3%, MP 177.5-178-50. To a solution of i3 g
IIIa in 30 ml glacial CH3COOH added concentrated H2S04 until brown
Col tion no longer formed and t kinto water; obtained
IV t( '.jVM254ff-&29
Z C6E15) (Va), yield 96-7%, 550 (this and subsequent
from glacial CH3COOH). Analogously were synthesized other IV (list-
ing Ar, yield %, MP 0 C): o-CH C6H4 81.8) 285-287 (*aled capii-
lary); o-CH 6P, 84* 249-250.9; P_' .5, 227;.228 and also
30C 1 CH3C6H4, 80
3,3-diphenYl-5-brm-7-methyloxindole, yield 76.8~, W 284-2850.
Structure of IVa confirmed by its oxidation with Cr03 to 1,1-diphenyi-
3-mo-5-methyl-3,4-dihydro-2,4,1-benzoxazine, yield 35.2%, MP 190-
192c (decomposition; from alcohol) and further conversion of the
latter on heating with C6H5NO2 to 4-methyl-g-phenyl acridine (V);
picrate W 210-211-50. A compound identical with V also obtained
orj interaction of TI with 4-meth
acridone. Thus literature data
(Liebi.g, H., J. pr. ch., IgoB, ~ 2 47) according to which
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