SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SAVCHUK, V.I. - SAVELOVA, V.A.

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Author Golubykh, L. I.; Savchuk., V. I.
Title An electric drop meter for recording conditioned salivatory re7
flexes
Periodical Fiziol. zhur. 41, 116-118, Jan-Feb 1955
Abstract Describes an electric drop meter, developed by the authors, for
recording salivation. The battery-operated device consists of a
glass funnel and a hemispherical screen mounted on a ring of
plexiglass and covered with a protective casee. Photographs;
wiring diagram.
Institution Laboratory of Physiology and Pathology of Higher Nervous Activity.
of the State Scientific-Research Institute of Psychiatry, Ministry
of Health, RSFSR.
Submitted June 14.1 1954

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SAVCHUK, V.I.
unconditioned vascular reflexes in the presence of variclus
functional states of the human cerebral cortex [with auzmar7
in English]4' Zhur.vys.nevro deiato' 8,no.6:804-813'1-D '58
(MIRA 12:1)
1. Laboratory of Pathophysiology of the Higher Nervous Activity,
Institute of Psychiatry Ministry of Public Health of the RUSRO
Moscow. (CFJWRAL CORTKk, physiol.
aff. of, various function states on unconditioned
vasomotr reflexes (Rus))
(BWOD V39SSFJZ. physiol.
unconditioned vasomotor reflexes, eff. of various
funct, states of cerebral cortex (Rus))

SAVCHUK, V.I., kand.med.nauk;.MAS1W,1OVA, G.A~
Disturbances in the conditioned reflex, qt
a ~kilty in patients With
cerebral atherosclerosis with.mental changes. Trudy Goo. nauchno-
issi. inst. psikh. 22:287-302 160. .(MIRA 15:1)
1. Laboratoriya patofiziologii vysshey nervoy deyatellnosti~(zav.
laboratoriyey - prof. Yu.N.Uspenskiy) i klinika sosudistykh
psikhozov (zav. klinikoy - prof. V.14.Banshchikov) Goandarstvennogo
nauchno-issledovat el'skogo instituta psikhiatrii Minioterstva
zdravookl=aneniya RSFSR
(CONDITIONED kESPONSE) (CEREBRAL ARTERIO8CMZWIS)
(MENTAL ILLNESS)

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S/246/62,1062/002/0011006
1015/1215
AUTHOR. Savcbuk, V. 1.
TITLE: Experimental data on the effect of tofranil on the higher nervous activity
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal nevropatologii i psikliiatrii imeni S. S. Korsakova, Y. 62, no. 2, 1962, 170-177
TEXT: The present study was initiated because no other studies about the effect of torranil on the higher
nervous vctivity had been reported. Chronic experiments were carried out on five dogs. The dosage, timing,
and othet technical data are given. The results indicated that even relatively small doses (1.0-5.0 mg/kg bw.)
of tofranil had a certain effect on basic nervous activities. The main effect of tofranil was an increase in exci-
tability, causing an alteration in the inhibition-excitation relationship. Large doses (10-25 mg/kg b.w.)
brought about, however, a decrease in the excitatory effect of the drug, and most of the positive conditioned
reflexes disappeared. It was found that the psychic pattern of the animal influenced to a large extent the
effect of tofranil. Thus, the greatest equilibration effect of tofranil was on the most excited doo. But even in
this case, the effect was not a constant one, though the dose was adequate: the effect lasted only for 5-7 days.
The author explains the above effect of tofranil in depressive states by the fact that the drug acts on the corti-
cal processes. There are 2 tables and 2 figures.
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BANSHCHIKOV, V.M., prof.; SAVCHUK) V.I.-, starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Dynamics of higher nervous activity and the state of neuro-
vascular regulation in cerebral atherosclerosis. Trudy Gos.
nauch-issl.inst.psikh. 25.169-194 161. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Klinika sosudistykh psikhozov (zav. prof. V.M.Bamshchikov)
i otdel pat6fizioldgii vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti (zav.
prof. Yu.N.Uspehskiy) Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovatellsk~go
instituta psikhiatrii Ministerstva, zdravookhraneniya IRSFSR.
(NERVOUS SYSTEM) (CEREBRAL ARTERIOSCLEROSIS)

SAVCHUK V.I. kand.med.nauk; GROMDVA, V.V., miadshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
ENTINY G.M., miadshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Data from a clinical and pathophysiological, study of the
therapeutic action of dicoline'in the treatment of vascular
diseases of the brain with.mental disorders; report No. 2.
Trudy Gos.nauch-issl'.inst.psikh, 25:352-367 161. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Klinika sosudi8tykh psikhozov (zav. - prof. V.M.B~nshchikov)
i otdel patofiziologii vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti.(zav.
prof Yu.N.Uspenskiy) Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo,
instituta psikhiatrii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya R5FSR.
(DIGOLINE) (MENTAL ILLNESS) (CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE)

SAVMUK, V. I.
Effect of different doses of chlorpromazine on the higher
nervous activity of dogs in experimental neurosis. T~ntdy.
qos.nauch.-issl.inst.psikh. 35:145-157 162. IMIRA 16:2)
1. Ot4eleniye patofiziologii vyoshey nervnoy deyatellnosti
(zav. otdeleniyen. - kand.med.nauk V.I. Savchuk) Gosudarstvell-
nogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo institute. psikhiatrii,.
(CHIDRFROMAZrNE) (NEUROSES)

IM, G.V., rod.
of the effect. of-ps.,,rcM-
'-ropic simstarincs.; oisays (in pvchopharr *.-.cologyj Uslo,iria-
--efit:ktarIlyi analiz rJeizt-,riia~pslkhotropnykh veshches-zx;
o t b i I~Q; F opsikhofcmakologii. Moskva, Meditsina, 196'..
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BANSHCHIKOV, V.M.; SAVCIIUKp V.I.
Functional state of the higher regions of the brain (vascular
analysor) in cerebral atherosclerosis and vascular pathology.
Trudy 1-go MMI 34:473-493 164. (14IFL4. 18: 11)
1. Laboratoriya patofiziologil. vy8sheynervnoy deyatellnosti
(zav. - Y.I. Savchuk) Gosudarstyennogo nauchno-issledairatellskogo
instituta psikhiatrii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya R3FSR
(dir. - prof. D.D. Fedotov) i kafedra psikhiatrii (zav. - 2aslu-
zhennyy deyatell nauki prof. V.M. Banshchikav) 1-go Moskovskogo
ordena Lenina meditsinskogo instituts, imeni Sechenova.

L 31795-66
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AUTAOI: Feyt-y-Uhova, A. At, ~Savc~hukV~.I.;_Kn4gants, I, Le
OLRG: none
TITL-,: S-allcylthiophosphonia acids and their derivatives. 19 Influence of inducti
01
and_conjugation th d' sociation constants of the acids
11n a is
'SOUIRQ~: Zhurnal obshchey IL'iimii, v. 36, no- 3, 1966, 5oo-5o6
TOPIC TAGS: phosphonic acid, nonmtallic organic derivativep conjugate bond system,
dissociation constant, substituont, organic sulfur compound, chlorinated organia
coi-xpound
t1dopho
series of thioesters of ~~lthi o onic and.aryl
,or
r ~
phonic a6ids were produced for the first time by a ac -on of water on
benzene solutions of the corresponding thiolchlorephosphates. Acid thio-
esters of alkyl- and arylthiophosphonic acids are.thernally unstable com-
.pounds, in contrast to their oxygen analogs; S-alkylalkyl- and 5-al-kyl&ryl-
thiophosphonic acids are stronger acids than their oxygen analogs. The
,dissociation constants of the acids were determined and were found to depend!
Mot only on the inductive influenceof 3ubstituent45, but also on the ability
.of the atoms or groups of atoms banded to the phosphorus to partic~Lpate in
conjugation with the vacant 3d-level of the phosphorus atom. The 'influencest
Aof induction and conjugation upon the dissociation constants of the acids
scus3ed. 'Orig. a37*~& has: 6 tables* 'fi-PAS
are di
SIM CODE: 07 SUIN DATE- ORIG, REFt 005 OTH REFi 007
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ACC NRi 0 SOURCE CODE: UR/0135/66/000/009/0
"'AUTHOR: Slavin, G. A. (Candidate of technical sciences); Sekretareva
jE, S,~ (Engineer),; Savchuk, V. P. (Engineer)
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1ORG: none
!TITLE: Automatic TIG welding of aluminum alloys in avertic,al posi I tio
ISOURCE: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 9i 1966,_18-20
TOPIC TAGS: welding,. aluminum alloy TIC welding, alloy''
1pulsed power welding, vertical position alloy weldi~ng AMg6 aluminum
alloy
ABSTRACT:
aluminum alloy specimens 3-20 mm T,IG welded
in vertical position with alconventional cont,%nuIous-power welder or with
an experimental pulsed- powerjo v_ejAgx' roducing pulse cur rents
iup -Ei;~70-T -amp. Results showed that pulsed-powdr welding offers a
inumber of advantages: metal parts up to'6-8 mm thickcan be welded:
without preparation of edger, (for heavier parts at lea .st one side.shouid
be beveled);10-mm thick parts can be joined in one pans,with sa .tisfac-1
tory weld formation; parts over 10 mm thick can.be jo, 'ined with a sapig-!,
factory penetration of the root weld. Pulsed-power;welding yields ID
dense, fine-grained welds with no'porosity and a tensile strength of
29-35.6 kg/mm,2 vs. 35.7 kg/mm2 of the base metal. The advantages of
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AUTHORS z Tizgert, R. V.
Fonomarchuk, M. P.
TITLEz Use of 0 18 in the Investigation of the Mechanism of the
Hydrolysis of the Nitrosubstituted Aryl Sulphonates
(Issledovaniye' 6ekhanizma gidroliza nitrozameshchennykh
arilsullfonatoy s -pomoshchlyu 018)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 6, PP 1257-1259
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The hydrolysis reactions of the esters may proceed either
according to an acyl-oxygen- (Refa 1-5) or agoor'ding,to an
alkyl-oxygen reaction (Ref Ovor finally, according.to both
mechanisms at thesame time (rare)(Ref 5). The electric 0
negativity oftheradicals R and R' in an ester R-C
R'
0
(Ref 6) as well as the substituents influence the hydrolysis.,
mechanism considerably if the latter produce spatial hindrances
.at the place of reaction (Refs 7-9).~ Thequestion as~to the
place of rupture and for the hydrolysis mechanism (whether it
Card 1/4 proceeds as re,action 3 Nr 1 or as S Nr 2) of the aryl esters of

18
,Use crf 0 in the Investigation of the Mechanism of SOY/20-125-6-22/61
the Hydrolysis of the.Nitrosubstituted Aryl Sulphonates
aromatic sulfo acids was decided after a long:time in favor of.
the acyl-oxygen mechanism (Ref 21) (for phenyl-n-toluene-
sulphonate). The authors' iLnvestigations (Refs 22-24) confirm
the method mentioned (S Nr 2) for the aryl sulphonates. If it
is taken into account Ithat the aryl sulphonatfis (as well as the,
alkyl sulphonates) react in the above mentioned reactions under
the rupture of the O-Ar-bond, it was interesting to,investi-
gate the alkaline and neutral hydrolysis of tile nitrosubstituted
aryl sulphonates by means of H 0'8. This was.to explai .n the
2
place of rupture in the hydrolysis. In the present1paper.
phenyl-4-nitrobenzosulphonate (1), 4-nitropheziyl-benzene-sul-
phonate (2), 294-dinitrophenvl-2-nitrobenzosuI *phonate:(3),Land.
2,4-dinitrophen,yl-p-toluene-sulphonate (4) wel-e subjected to an
alkaline hydrolysis with H 018, furthermore the esters of the.
2
substances (3) and (4) as well as 2,4-dinitrophenyl-benzo-
sulphonate. A dioxane-water medium (70% diOXELne).served for
this purpose. Ester and alkali Ot3) were hydrolyzed for six
hours at 800 with arecooling agent. Both:hyd.rolysis pr ucts,
Card 2/4 phenol and the sulfo.aci,d salt.were analyzed' for their 0

of 0 18 in
Use the Investigation of the Mechanism of SOY/20-125-6-22/61
.
the Hydrolysis of the Nitrosubstituted Aryl Sulphonates
content. The-phenols contained practically no excess of heavy
oxygen. The salts mentioned, however, contained a quantity.
18, 1 . : -
of 0 very similar to that expected in the cas6 of the transi-
tion of an oxygen atom into the molecule of these salts. Thus,
all investigated -aryl sulphonates are hydrolyzed according to~-
the acyl-oxygen mechanism (see scheme). it may be assumed
of a nucleophile
that hydrolysis takes place inconsequence
.
attack of the OH-ion on a positively charged sulphur.atom, A
neutral hydrolysis of the ester of the 2,4-dinitrophenyl-2-
nitrobenzo-sulfo acid and of the 2,4-dinitrol)henyl-p-toluene-
sulfo acid~was not fully,carried out in order to clarify the
intermediate stages of the mechanism mentionEid ' The determined
acyl-oxygen mechanism of theesters investigated here cor-.
responded to the arylating effect of several of these este rs.
Finally it was proved by experiments that no undesired reactions.
of the isotopic exchange occur under the given experimental
conditions. There are 31 references,,6 of,which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: L'Yovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (L)YoY Polytechnic
Card 3/4

Use of 0 18 in the Investigation of the Mechanism of SOY/20-1 25-6-22/61
the Hydrolysis of the Ifitrosubstituted Aryl. Sulphonates
Institute) Institut fizicheskoy khimii im. L. V. Pisarzhe*.rskogo
Akademii nauk USSR (Institute of Physical Chemistry imeni
L. V. Pisarzhevskiy of.the Academy of Sciences Ukr.SSR)
PRESENTEDi January 15, 1959, by M. I. Kabachnik, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 15, 1959
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AUTHORS: Shuykin, N. I., Bellskiy, I. F., ~ekLna,. 0. N.
TITLE: Hydrogenation of Silvan on Nickel Catalysts in.the Liquid Phase:
12atorakh v zhid-
(Gidrirovaniye sillvana na nikelevykh katal
.
koy faze)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimiii 1959~ ~01 29, Rr 3,.pp 869-874 (USSR
ABSTRACT: In the present paper theauthors investigated. the hydrogenation-..
capabil-ty of the skeleton-NI-Al- and -Ni-ZnC-catalyst in the
liquid phase to determine the influence
of the phase
zonditions...
l
.
in carrying out the reaction upon 'the hydrogenation of the
furan ring. The experimental data obtained were compared with
the rules which were earlier
found by the authors on hydic-
-
genation of the furan homologues on "he same catalysts inithe
vapor phase. These data led to the.conclusion that the hydro-I
genation of the furan ring can proceed:on one and.the same
catalyst in different dir ectio ns, according to the reaction in
the, liquid or.vapor phaseh Silvan,and-a-propenyl furan were
hydrogenated in-the autoclave at 120-1500 under a hydrogen.
pressure of 50-150 atmoqpheres excess pressure on the skel.eton-
Card 1/3 Ni-Al-catalyst. The pririlipai reaction products were, accor4--

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PHASE I BOOK EXHDITATION SOV/4497
Savelov', Aleksey Aleksandrovich
Ploskiye krivyye; sistematika, svoystvaj priirieneniyao-spravochnoye rukovodjgtvo
(P:Lane Curves; Systematization., Properties., Application;Reference Book)
Moscov; Fizmatgiz., 196o. 293 p. 10,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): A.P. Norden; Ed. (Inside book): -Yu. L Levin;
Tech. Ed.: S.S. Gav~jlov.
FJRPOSE,. This book is intended for instructors and students Of schools of higher
education,. for engineers, and for general readers acquainted with.the fanda-
the level of schools of higher technical
mntals*of mathematical analysis
on
education.
COVERAGE. The book contains a general theory of curves, discusses specific
algebraic and transcendental curves.,and presents diversified material'in analysis
and differential geometry. In particular theauthor discusses: transformation
of curves, third-order., fourth-Order, and higher-order curves, Steiner's curves,*
slip curvespnd transcendental curves. The author claims that his book is the
Carlt~~

Plane Ci.3x-ves (Cont.) SOV/4497
only encyclopedic textbook on plane curves in Soviet literature. The aathor
thanks Professor A.P. Norden and Yu. I.1evin for their assistance. There are '~e
13 references: .8 Soviet and 5 German.
TAETE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 7.
Ch. 1. General Information on Curves 9
1- Notes from the history of the development of the study of curves 9
2. Methods of curve formation 13
3. Systematization of curves. General theorems 3-7
1. Algebraic and transcendent curves (1T). 2. General t1leorems
for algebraic curves (18) 3. Class of algebraic curve. PIRcker's
formlaB (20) 4. Type of algebraic curve. Circular curves (22)
5. Focuses, diameters, center. Pbles and polar lines (24) Newton's,
Cotes' and Schall's theorems (25)
Ch. 11. Transformation of Curves 27
1. Point transformations of plane (27) 2. Affine transform&tions
(28) 3. Three-1-Ine coordinate system (30) 4. Projectiontransfor-
mations (33) 5. Inversion (36) 6. quadratic transformation's (38)
7. Dual transformations (40)
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VOLOSHIN., A.I.; BOGOYAVLKNSKIY, K.A.; AKHTYRCHENKO, A.M.; TURIK, I.Ae;
ZHIDKOI A.S.; 1,YALYUK., V.S.; GARAY, L.I.; ONOPPJYRIKO, VOP.,
STARSHINOV, B.N.; BABIY, A.A.; SAVELOV. N.I-; Prinimali :..1,
uchastiye: TORYANIK E.I.; VASILIYEV, 'ku'S.,- SHEMEL1,T.I.;
SENYUTA, V.I.; BONDARENKO, I.P.;'ARSTISLAVSKIY., D..M.;
ANDRIANOV, Ye.G.; SERGEYEV, G.A; WIAKHOVSKIY, M'A
LYUKDISON, M.O.; IVONIN, V.K,; TSDML, G.I.; SENIZ" GJe.;
KONAREVAI N.V.; SOLODKIY, Yu.L.; LUKASHOV, G.G.- TARA50#, D.A.;
GORBANEV, Ya.S.; SUPRUN, I.Ye TIKHOMIROV, Ye.l.; KOHOMWO -, P.A.;
PROKOPOVI V.N.; GULYGA,.D.V..; PIJSKANOVSKIY, S.T.; PONO1,UREVA, K.Ye.
Effect of the length of coking on coke quality and the performance
of blast furnaces. Koks i khim. noO12:26-32 !61.
(MIRA 15,:2),
1. Ukrainskiy uglekhimicheskiy institut (for Voloshin,
Bogoyavlenskiy, Akhtyrchenko,.Turik, Zhidko, Lyalyui, Tol7yanik,,
Vasillyev, Shemell), 2. Zhdanovskiy koksoldd*4dheskiy zavod
(for Ghbay, Senyut~, Bondarenko, Amstislavski7 linoir~
TSi;X
Sergeyev, Zamakhovskiy, Lyukimson, Ivoniny 3 . Ural'skiy
nauchno-iosledovateltakiy institut chernykh merVallov (f=
Onopri7enko,,:Starshinov, Babiyp Sealko, KonarevA., Solodlffly)#
4. Zavod "Azovstall" (f6r Savelor; LukpLshov, Tarasov, Gorbanev,
Suprun, Tikhomirov, Kononenko, Prokopov, Gulyga, Pliskanovskiy,
Ponomareva).
(Coke)
(Blast furnaces)

LUKASHOV, G.G., inzh.; SAVELOV,_N.I.,.,inzh.; MISKANOVSKlYi S.T., Inzh.

STARSHINOV, B.N.; SINITSKII, V.D.; SEN'KO, G.Ye.; GULYGA, D.V.,- BABIY, A.A
IMORUZHIY, A.G.; Prinimali uchastiye: OSTROUKHOVO M.Ya.t Ay. Vr--
II.Io_-. PLISKANOVSKIY, S.T.; 1401SEYE-V, Yu.G.; LAVRVITIYEV, M.L.;
--TAVSOV.p F.P.; ZAGREBA, A.V.; KAMENEV, R.D.; TKAGHENKO, A.A.;
FREYDIN, L.M.; LUKIN, P.G.; POPOV, Yu.A.; MISHIN, P.P.; &IRACHENTSEV,
M.D.; DOLMTOV, V.A.; AYUKOV., A.S.; PALAGUTA., V.P.; VYAZOVSKIY, Yu.V.
SOLODKIY, Yu.A.; KONAREVA, N.V.; SAPRQNOV,, Yu.V.; SINITSKAYA, S.K.;
SAPRONOV, B.V.; LEKAREV, V.L.; STOLYAR., V.V.; PROKHORENKO, Z.A.;
BANDINA, Ye.Ye.
Results of the first year of operation of large capacity blast
furnaces. Sbor. trud. UNIIM no.11:34-46 165.
(KIRII 18:11),

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KUROCHKIN, V.D -,.SAVELOV, V.P.; SUDZILDVSKIY, G.A.;
MARCHENKO V.G: red-.-,-jj--BX1X5HM M.V., red.-leksikograf;
EERDNIKOVA, N.D.1, red.-leksikograf; CHkPAAVA, R.I.,
tekhn. red.
[Concise English-Russian and Russian-English military
dictionary] Kratkii anglo-russkii i russko-angliiskii voen-
nyi slovar'. Moskva, Voen.izd-vo M-va oborony SSSR, 1963.
560 p. (miRk 16W
(Military art and science-Dictionaries)
(English language-Diationaries-~-Ruselan)
(Russian language-Dictionaries-English)

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