SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SERGEYEV, V. - SERGEYEV, V.A.

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SER,GEYEV, V.
More about the quality control of pastry goods. Obshche3tv.
pit. no.7:29 JI 161. (KCRAL L-/.: 8)
1. Direktor TSentrallnoy laboratorii Lennarpita, g. Leningrad.
(Pastry)

SERGEYEV, V., polkovnik, kand.filosofskikh nauk
Formation of communist social relations. Komm. Vooruzh. Si~' 2.
no.4:43-48.F 162. (MIRA 15s2)
(Commmist Party of the Soviet Union-Party work)

SERGEYEV, V.
foreign
no.7:139-1417 JI :62.
(Go-m-nist
trade in socialist countries.
countries--Commerce)
Vopjakon.
*IWA 15:7)

SKACHKOV, Semen Andreyevich; SERGLYEN, V2,; SIM'YAKOV, G.; INOUVITSE1,
N.N., red.; KORIONOV, V.G., red.; UARLAI-W, M.A., red.;
KOLOI.:IYTSEV, V., red.; KOIJOVALOVA, L., tekhn. red.
[Aid and cooperation in the name of pence; Soviet econoric co-
operation with the countries of Asia, Africa., and Latin
America]Pomoshchl i sotrudnichestvo vo imia mira; ekonomic'.ae-
skoe sotrudnichestvo SSSR so stranami Azii, Afriki i Latin.-
skoi Araeriki. Moskva, Gospolitizdat, 1962. 54 P.
(MIPA 15:11)
(Econor.dc assistance)

GONCHARENKO, V., tekhnicheskiy inspektor; SOLOVIYEV, L.; LEKONT, G.;
SERM., I.; GOIAJBI, T.; MEDVEDEV, L.; PE-KISIMV, V.; AMSIMOV, P.;
ASTASHEVA, V.; DOSHCHATOV, V.; UAgYEV,_V_; YUOZAPAVICMS, L.
(Juozapavicius, L.].; MISHURIS, If.; VORONTSOV, N.; BOCHKAMI.V, G.
Readers' conference by correspondence. Okhr. truda i soti3.
strakh. 5 no.5:31-32 NY 162. (MIRA :-5:5)
1. Tekhnicheskiye inspektora Omskogo, oblastnogo soveta
profsoyuzov (for Solov1yev, L'Sicont, Serova, Golub', Medvedev).
2. Tekhnicheskiy inspekctorxespub~ikanskogo soveta profscyuzov,
Turkmenskaya SSR (for Pekishev). 3. Zaveduyushchiy otde:-=
sotsiallnogo sirakhovaniya Tyumenskogo oblastnogo soveta I.xofess-
ionallnykh ~oyuzov (for Doshchatov). 5. Zaveduyushchiy
yuridicheskoy konsulltatsiyey Arkhangelldkogo soveta profc:ssionall-
ny1ch soyuzov (for Serg'eyev). 6. 'Zaveduyushchiy otdelom akhrany
truda Litovskago respublikanskogo soveta professionalinykli soyuzov
(for Yuozapavichyus). 7. Zaveduyushchiy yuridicheskoy konsull-
t.~Ltsiyey Luganskogo oblastnogo soveta professionallnykh sci3ruzov
(for 1-fishuris). 8. Zaveduyushchiy otdelom sotsiallnogo
strakhovaniya Smolenskogo oblastnogo soveta professional'Lykh
soyuzov (for Vorontsov). 9. Predsedatell komissii okhrary
truda Barnaullskogo motornogo zavoda (for Bochkarev).
(Industrial hygiene-Periodicals)

SERGEYEV, V.
Dismissal of employees for a systematic failure to fulfill their
work duties. Okhr.truda i sots.strakh. 5 no-10:44 0 162.
(141 RA 15:11 )
1. Zaveduvushchiy yuridicheskoy konsulltatsiyey Arkhangellskogo
oblastnogo soveta professionallnykh soyuzov.
(Employees, Dismissal of)

SMPA)~~V.,_V. (Moskva)
Paying bonuses to the engineers and technician of industr-;.a-l
enterprises. Sots.trud 7 no.7.-61-64 Jl 162. OtEr-A 15:8)
(Technicians in industry) (Bonus system) (Costs, Industrial)

SERGEYEV, V. -
The country could have flourished ... Sov. profsoiuzy 18 no.18:43-
4/+ S 162, (MIRA 25:9)
1. Zamestitell zaveduyushchego mezhdunarodnyzh otdelom
VsesoyLlznogo tsentrallnogo soVeta professionalin-ykh soyazov.
. (Bolivia-Social conditions)

FEDOROV, A.A.; SEhGEYEV, V.
"Some methods of analysis used in ferroalloy plants" by M.V.Babaev.
Reviewed by A.A.Fedorov and V.Sergeev. Zav.lab. 28 no.11:14-03-
1404 162. (IERA 15.11)
1. Nachallnik TSentraltnoy khimicheskoy laboratorii. Zaporozhskogo
zavoda ferrosplavov (for Sergeyev).
(Iron alloys) (Metallurgical analysis) (Babaev, M.V.)

SERGEYEV, V., polkovnik, kand.filosotskikh nauk
Party ideology in military science. Kamm. Vooruzh. Sil 3 no.1i
20-27 Ja 163. (M].RA 16 -- 1)
(Military art and science)
(Russia Armed forces-Political activity)

S ERGEYEV 17,-
- _, kand.ekono ' nauk
Definition of thevorld market category. Vnesh.tor 43
no.4gl7-24 063. fMoRk 16t24)
(Commerce)

LI'KHACifFV, M, inzh.-,- SERGEYFX, V., inzh.
f
Miniature receivers. Radio no.5y49 Yor 165. MIRA ]W)

SERO-YEV, V1. .-
ffAerial" fisherman. Grazhd. av. 19 no.llt2l N '62.
(MIRA 16:1)
(Aeronautics in fishing)

SERGEYEV, V.; SMIRNOVA, K.; MOLODYAKOVA, A.
Fluorescence method for determining meat freshness. Obshchestv.
pit. no.6:24-25 Je 163, (MMA 16:12)
1. TSentralInaya sanitarno-pishchevaya laboratoriya Lenanntirpita,
Leningrad.

SERGErEV, V.A.
Role of the bacterial factor in the etiology of pulmonary diseases
in sheep. Trudy VIEV 22:185-lM '59. (MM-k 13: 10)
(Sheep--Diseases and pests) (Pneumonia)

KOGAN, A. M.; SERGEYEV, V. A*; SHLIFMAN, R. B.; GUREVICH, L. B.
- I
Capron for molding. Hashinostroiteli n0-10:31-32 0 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
(Nylon)

SERGEYB V.A.
'I--- - . -!V~_ - , __
Organize *he rmnu cture of standard checkir-, devices. Izm.tekh.
no. 11 - 51t- m ,6o. (MIRA. 13: 11)
(96aBuring instruments--Testing)

1. SERGEYEV, V. A.
2, SSSR (600)
4. Microorganisms, Pathogentic
7. Filterable forms of the causative organism of pasteurellosis in fam animals
(short communication).
Trudy Vses. inst. sksp. vet. 19 No. 1, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, FObru"Y -1953. Unclassified.

USSR/TJ-icrobiolo,-,;j - Medical and Veterinary F-S
Microbiology
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 101,57, 647
Author V. A. Ser-eyev
Inst
Title Effect of Bile on tlie Vintlent Properties
of Microbes
Ori- Pub Sb. nauch. rabot stud. Uosk. vet. akad.,
1955, vyp. 2, 130-132
Abstract The first Tsenkovskiy vaccine against
anthrax, and its changeability under
the action of bile of an ox were inveEti-
gated. In large concentrations bile
has a bacteriostatic effect on Bacilli:-s
anthracis. In small concentrations a
dissocation into R-and S forms has beE:n
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SERGEY-EV, V. A. Cand VPt Sci -- (diss) "Study of ttm filtrable forms of
bruoellae (rtrain No 19)," Mos, 1957. 11 pp (All-Union Inst of Experimental
-0
Vet Medicine VASKHNIIL fAll-Union Acad Agr Sci im. Lenin 7), 140 coFies
(KL, 43-57, 90)
-46-

USSR/Virology Humn and Aninal Viruses E-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur -, Biol.., No 8, 1953, 33556
Author : Ratner, L.S., Sergeev, V..A6
Inst : - ------------
Title : A Biological Diagnostic Method for Types of Foot-anl-
Mouth Disease Viruses by Sera of Convalescents.
(Biologicheskiy metoo- diaGnostiki tipov vIrusa yash-
chura po syvorotkam rekonvalestsentov.)
Orig, Pub : Voterinariya, 1957, No 2, 73-76.
Abstract : Each serum of the convalescent animl, diluted I vas
:2)
administered to 7-8 day old mice. In 18-2 hours the
inoculated mice were clividmi into 3 groups of 3 mice
each and were infected respectively by three types of
foot-and-mouth disease virus, adapted to suckling nice.
The presence of antibodies in the sera and their t;,,pe
was Judged by the survival of mice by comparison with
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USSR/Virology - Human and Animal Viruses.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 19, 1958, 85802
Author Sergeyev, V.A.
Inst
Title The Cultivation of Viruses in Tissue Cultures.
A Review of the Foreign Literature.
Orig Pub Veterinariya, 1958, No 4, 83-88
Abstract No abstract.
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E.

,SERGEUV, V.A.
-fiu~
Antibodies in animals vaccinated against foot-and-hoof diiiease.
Dokl.Akad.sel'khoz. 23 no.11:38-41 '58. (MIRA 1:.:12)
1. Veesoyaznyy Institut eksperimentallnoy veterinarii.
Predstavlena akademikom S-N-Muromtsevym.
(Foot-and-hoof disease) (Antigens and antibodies)

SZr,BYF.V, V.A.
t-: -- - - -Cultivation of virLisOB in tissue cultures; a survey of foreign
literature. Teterinariia 35 no.4:83-88 Ap 158. (MIRA 11:3)
(viruses) (Bacteriology-Cultures and culture media)

SERGEYEV, V.A., kand. veterinarnykh nauk; YASHENKINA, M.I.
Multiplication dynamics of the foot-and mouth disease virus in
single-layer cultures and suspensions of calf kidne7 tissue treated
with trypsin. Dokl. Akad. sellkhoz. 24 no.4:16-18 '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
l.Vsesoy-uzny7 nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut eksperimen-talino7
veterinarii. Predstavlena akademikom S.N. Muromtsevym.
(Foot-and-mouth disease)

SERGEYEV, V.A.
Study ofimmunizing and interference properties of the virmi of
foot-and-mouth diaeaie grown in a calf"kiPey tissue culture.
Vop. virus 5 n0-49479-484 Je,-Ag-160. (MIRA 1+1:1)
(FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE)

SERGEYEV, V. A. and FEDOROVA, T. L. (All-Union Institute of Veterinary Virology and
-MtrrOTr-5-E5-gY of the Ministry of Agriculture USSR).
"Comparative evaluation of the titration methods used for the foot and
motth virus"
Veterinariya, Vol. 39, no. 8, August 1962, p. 67

NIKITIN, Ye.Ye.; VLA-DIMIROV, A.G.,_~~EYE~VV A~
Resistance of the foot-and-mouth disease and influenza viruses
to desiccation by the pulverization method. Vop.virus. 7
no.6:719-723 N-D 162. (MIRA 16-4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'E;kiy institut veterinarnoy
virusologii i mikrobiolo~ii.
(FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE (INFLUENZA) (VACCINES)

1~:'-~- y L I.T V, A, -c7
oaluation of ME, r,-,j3 or ~he
,-anJ-mout.h ditieas.e. Vf--erjr-,Firl~ J~' nr,.S,,
1, V:~e-zooyuznyy in-ati,.ut veterinarnoy viruuolcg~--'
seilskogo khazyaystva SS-cR-

SERGEYEV V.A.
Establisbment of two lines of transplm table kidney and he!art
cells from cattle. TSitologiia no.1:104-107 Ja--Flo.
(MIR-A 16:6)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut veterimxmy
virusologii i .-iikrobiologii Ministerstva sellskogo khozya3,stv,-.
SSSR, 1111oskva.
(TISSUE CULTURE)
(TRAMPLAETTATIOF OF ORGANS, TISSUES, ETC.)

METIERLKIN, O.A.; SORVACHEV, Ye.V.; ~ERG&M,--VA.; REZVYAKOVA, L.G.
Cultivation of hog cholera virus in a tissue culture of swine and
rabbit. Vaterinariia 40 no.2:74-78 F 163- (KRA 17:2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut, veterinarnoy vi-
rusologii i m1krobiologii.

%he nutrient
VeLerinari-fa
1-') 0-1 i C~ (MIRA 18,~!-l
tis va --~.--'y ~.n Ut t
vseao5ruz. na, ~IiAc at~311 s I a
,,,&I-erinarnoy m.-'~krobiologgi!.

TRUBITSYN, D.I.; LAVROVA. T.S.; SERGEYEV, V.,k.
Effect of the matnod fo," cultivating the virus -,r frot-ard-
mouth disease on the fo-m-iation of negative colonies in tls5iae
cul tures . Veterinariis 41 no.11.11-1~1 N '6;..
(m]
1. Vsesoy-Lizrvy, Iskiv im3t,,tut veterlnarnoy
g~-
V, rusolr'i L - .. --- .

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Sst

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ACC NR:
A Trubitsyn, B. I.; Khizhinskaia, V. P.
C.,:,-.: -;-~--Ircli Institute of VeterLnary Virology and Xicrobiology:
II sidy institut veterinarnoy virusoU;E:T-3.
1i I x 0 -L)o
'f,rA-an,1-riouth disease virus in a tissue cultlx:-e of pig
-RCE: 'v'(Aerrr '-i IM
SOL 1-900~ 18-20
viinis,
virology, vaccine
of rertain condiLionG on rqvoduction of the foot-
and-,-;Oilth /Type 0) ill a culture of pi" elrbrjo kidney co:-Js
W,OL5 t~rLizi ised was obtaincd from cattle and adapted in 7-8
JQOF,-i~7cs "C' t_c Emi-i- culture. It was found that reproduction
of in r;ultiwc did not dcr)cn(I on previous adsorption of the
vinl~ id not depend on previous adsorption of the Virus to
t he ccl j- s . In culLivatii-4; the fooLand-mouth disease virus in this culture
in one-1--ter f] it
iz; good to inoculate the culture simultaneously- x-rith
f r-2~_
a chanZe of the (pH 7.6), introducing the virus in a dose o 1C 10,
-TCD 5CAmi. The 3nfected cultures are incubated at 370 C for 18-20 hours.
.Culti,,ration of f oot-and-mouth disease virus in this way was found promising
.for projuc.ing yac2ALiel,,- Orig. art. has: 3 tables DPA-S7
SUB oo' / SURM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 003 / OTH REF: OC6
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WCC NRs-- AP60'21-5-jul-- SOURCE - c-ODE:-ui/o4O2/66/000/003/0375/0375
AUTHOR: Sergeyev, V. A. Lavrova, T. S.
ORG: All-Union Institute of Veterinary Virology and Microbiology, Ministry of
Hea.lth SSSR (Vsesoyuznyy institut veterinarnoy virusologii i mikrobiologii
11 03 we
Ministerstvp sel skogo khozyaystva SSSR)
TITLE: Growth cycle and heterogeneity of virus particles
SOURCE: Voprosy virusologii, no. 3, 1966, 375
TOPIC TAGS: animal disease, foot and mouth disease, virology, virus, veterinary
medicine
ABSTRACT:
Growth of type 0 strain Op foot-and-mouth virus in pig kidney tissue culiure
is characterized by a latent phase lasting about 2 hr, followed by.a
maximum quantity of virus appearing within 4 hours in the cultured cells
and within 8 hours in the culture fluid, The virus population is
:~heterogeneoua as determined by standard tests. [W,A.- 50;-()13Z- 0
No i
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: none/

SERGEYEV, V. A., Cand Chem Sol - (diss) "Concerning the Synthesis
of Polymers from Aliphatic Diazo-Compounds." Mos Cpub House of
Acad Sol USS19, 1957. 7 pp.(Aced Set USSR, Inat of Elemontoor6anic
Compounds), 110 copies. (KL, 7-58, 108)
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V,
AUTHCRS: Yonhak, V.V. Sercrkeye%r, V. A. 6 2 6/
TITLE: On the Additional Coriinconents of Dinzomethanc -;dtl-. Unsatu-rated
CoriTcunds rC prcluktakh diaacmctana k
nenredcllrlyn
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya All SSSR OtOleleniyeKhimicheskikh Nauk, 1957, N:.- 12,
pp. 1495-14917 (USSRN)
~-93T.--UOT: The reaction of div7mi;il~thane -,-rlth olefines leads to the fonmtion
of various -p~-rnzolipez 1,2 . As a result of' the reaction after the
addition of diazoatetl,,me to stirol metVlcrylate, diacrylate of
ethylene glucol p~razt)line -aas obtained. It -ra-- 'Mand that .-.-Ith
the setting in of interaction betmen the dia7crmthane and stirol,
3 -phenylpyraz o line is formed. Furthemore, products of the linkage
between di-c,,zomethane end the gluccl esters of acrylic- and rietamji-
ic acids -iere obtained. Finally, the kilnetics of the decay of the glu.-
cc! esters of pyrnzoline-3-carbo.Vlic acid and 5-metilv1pYra 01ire-
5-carboxylic acid ~ms investigated. There are 2 figures, 2 tablez-,
and 5 references, 2 ~:ihich are Slavic.
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On the Additional Ca=-oneata of D.*f!:,,,,,:,.ct:i~~:ne- vtith
Unsaturated Compounds
62-i2-16/2-t
ASSOCIATICTI: Institute fL~.. Elevent--1-033mic(,cT:rr)ou~id2 *~T *.'F:SR (Institut
elei-.entoo,-Z,~-niches',~-i'-r-h sqyedinerdy Alra---7ewii na-uk SSSR) -
MKITTED: May 28, 19 5 7
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 212 1. Diazomethane-Olefines-Re~-ctions 2. Diazomethene-Components

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~;.TJTI'f OR K,0FSHAK.:V.V. , Corresponding AN USSR 20-2-31/62
SERGEYEVV.A.
TITLE '* ~ori.-.-_-t Fiah o~fPolyneric Hydrocarbons at the Decomposition of Aliphatic
Diazocompounds.
(Ob obrazovanil polimernykh uglevodorodov pri raspade alifatiches-
kikh diuzcsoyedineriy - Russian)
P_-HIODICAL Doklady Akad.'Nauk SSSR,1957,vol 115,11r 2, PP 303-311 (U.S.S.R.)
03TRIC' This decomposition leading to the formation of polyhydrocarbons was
studied by a number of inventigators in the presence of various ca-
talysts. The authors studied a comparative investigation of the decom-
position reactions of diazomethane, diazoethane,diazotolc:ul and dia-
zopheny1methane as well as of their mixtures in the presence of cop-
per metal and boron compounds (trimethylborate and boron fluoride).
The decorinositioA of diazomethane by trimethylborate is characteri-
zid by an induction period. A further difference between the influ-
ence of these catalysts is that trim-ethylborate leads to a faster
decom-oosition and a quantitative yield of polymethylene
With copper a lo-15/a yield of polymers is obtained; ethylene is pre-
sent in the escaping nitrogen. Besides that va3�ous nitrol-,enous pro-
ducts develop. It may well be stated that this process if; an ionic
process. It has some common features with the polimerization process
of olefinic hydrocarbons under the influence of !on catalysts. Dia-
zoethane decomposes also with copper and forms corresponding polym-
Card 1/3 eric hydrocarbons. Diazotoloul in the presence of fluorberonethyra-

-~~'or:.-iat ion of I-olimeric Hydrocarbons b.; 2C -2-31/052
Diazoeompounds.
rene, and of polymethylene vchich was produced ir. the prest.nce of
fluorboronethyrate. The for.-,iation of -a non-branched re.~ulr-r poly-
styrene under the conditions of the authors cannot be explained by
ih~~ orient-itin,3 inflacnee of the crystalline surface of the catalyst,
(--~s 1-,'a-tta an(. others think). The ccnception ap-parently is more correct
tliat the cause for the re,~Lilar position of subst-ituents ia the mole-
Cale 0': thik: uolystyrenc- in L)I-- controlling acticn o~' side groups
4
ttta for::iation of This sc-lf-reb-alationdepen&s abc-
.r e a 11 or., tile s-na-tial irfluence of thE .-rou7os which oil tha whole is
'111-`loLous to that ob-qc-rve6 in tile pol~merization.of vinyl type mo-
nc-',.rs. The authors propose for this influence the na-me "steroche-
-Acal factors". They :rive further explanations for it.
(4 illastrat ion!-,, 3 Slavic referer--ces).
I!--ititut elemento-organicheskikh soyedineniy Akademij nauk SSSR
ibrary of Cairl-ress.
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AUTHORS: Tsetlin, B. L , Sergeyev, V.--,A.. SOV120-126-33162
Rafikov, S. R:, ;(orshak, V. V., Corresponding Member AS USSR7
Glazunova, P. Ya., Bubis, L. D.
TITLE: The After-effect in the Irradiation of flethylmethacrylate in
the Presence of Oxygen (Effekt posiedeystviya pri obluchenii
metilmetakrilata v prisutstvii kisloroda)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, 11r 1, pp 123-125
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: It is a known fact that oxygen inhibits the radical polymeriza-
tion of many vinyl monomers. This is the case also with
radiation polymerization (Ref 1). However, the irradiated
monomer is able to polymerize later, as soon as the supply
of oxygen is interrupted (Ref 2). This manner cf utilizing
ionization energy is of practical interest. The authors
investigated the basic rules of this process. rhe monomer
was irradiated with fast electrons (900 kev) in an acceler-
ator of the second Institute mentioned under Lssociation.
Figure 1 shows the kinetic polymerization cur-ie in dependence
on the radiation dose R. The initial velocity VO of polymer-
ization is, as figure 2 shows, proportional - 1/2
Card 1/3 4-0 R

The After-effect in the Irradiation of Methylmetha- SOV120-126--i-33162
crylate in the Presence of Oxygen
Figure 3 shows the influence exercised by temperature upon
Vo. Polymerization was introduced by evacuation. T."ie
activation energy was calculated as amounting to 11.2 keal./Mol.
It is thus considerably lower than the activation anergy in
the polymerization of methyl methacrylate with benzoyl per-
oxide, which amounts to 19.7 kcal/mol. The high activity of
the peroxide groups formed by irradiation facilitates poly-
merization at low temperatures. Figure 4 shows the development
of polymerization by irradiation, and, as a comparison, the
effect of 0.01 ~c' benzoyl peroxide. Apart from the low reac-
tion temperatnreq irradiation offers the further advantage
that, after irradiation, polymerization may be beg-un at any
desired point of time. There are 4 figures and 9 rEferences,
5 of which are Soviet.
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The After-effect in the Irradiation of Methyl- SOV/20-126-1-33/62
methacrylate in the Presence of Oxygen
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Elemental-organic Compounds of -the Academy
of Sciences, USSR). In8titut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Physical Chemistry of the jl%cademy of
Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: February 25, 1959
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KORSIIAKI V.V.; GOWVA, O.P.; SERGEYEV, V.A.-. MERLIS, N.M.; SHNSYFIR, R.Ya.
Polyethers of levoglucosan. Part 1: Polymrization of leveglucosan
and its others. Vyaokomosoed. 3 no.3z477-485 Mr 161.
(M-IRA 14:6)
1. Institut alementoorganichaskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Glueopyranose) (Polymerization)

Kolis.9;K, V.V.; S-~ERPEYEV,-V-A-s.; XLEYZER, N.B.
Polyesters of levoplucosan. Part 2: Alkyd resins based :)n levo-
plucosan anj dicarboxylic acids. Vysokom.soed. 3 no.8:1YI-11.96
Ag I (-I. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut Plementoorpanicheskikh Foyedineniy A14 SSSR.
(Alkyd resins) (Levoplucosan) (Acids, Organic)

S/00-2/62/000/006/011/016
B117/3180
AUTHORS: Korshak, V. V., Kudryavtsev, R. V.,--Sergeyev,.V. 4L.., and
Itsikson, L. B.
TITLE: Investigation of hydrolytic polymerization mechanism, of
E-caprolactam in the presence of-water cont&ining i heavy
oxygen isotope
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh
nauk, no. 8, 1962, 1468-1470
TEXT: In this investigation the water contained 6%o 0 18. E-caprolactam
and the labeled water, in a 1:1-5 ratio, were heated'for 6 hrs F-t 2000C.
The molecular weight of the resulting pOly-E-caproamide was relE.tively
low, and its 016 content the same as with an exchange reaction. From this
it is concluded that the monomer links on to the end groups of the
growing polymer chain during the reaction. When the polymer waij heated
for 3 hrs at 2500C in argon, the viscosity of the S'oldtion was found to
be higher than that of the initial polymer, (from [qt] - 0.38 to 1.76.)f
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as also the molecular weight. In the final stage of the reaction, if all
the water can be removed, polycondensation of the macromolecule will
occur due to the reaction between amino and carboxyl end-groupe. The
course of the hydrolytic polymerization of F--caprolactam described above
confirms earlier predictions (V. V. Korshak and T. M. Frunze, I.zv. AN SSSR.
Otd. khim. n. 1955, 376). There is 1 table.
ASSOCIATION. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nau?
SSSR (Institute of Elemental Organic Compounds of the
Academy of Sciences USSR)..
SUB'MITTED; January 31, 1962
Card 2/2

PESIN, V.G.; KHALETSKIY, A.M.; SERGEYEV, V.A
2.1,3-Thio- and selendiazoles. Part 13: Nitration of 4- and 5-
aminobenz-2,1,3-thiodiazoles. Zhur. ob. khim. 32 no.1.181-186 Ja
,62. (MIRA .15:2)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-farmatsevtichesk:i~ institut.
(Thiadiazole) (Nitrati

ACCESSION NR: AT4033981 6/0000/63/000/600/0024/0028
AUTHOR: Korshak, V. V.; Kogan, A. M.; Bar&* V. A.; Shleyfusn, R. a.; Gurevich,
L. B.; Andion, G. B.
TITLE: The rapid lew-temperature alkaline polymerization of Epsilon-caprolactam
SOURCE: Geteroteepny*ye vy*sokomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya (Heterochain macromo-
lecular compounds); abornik statey. Moscow, Ixd-vo "Nauka," X963, 24-23
TOPIC TAGS: polymerizationt caprolite, capron, low temperature polymerization, V
alkaline polymerization, caprolectam
ABSTRACT: Influenced by the recent work of Wichterle on a method for the produc-
tion of high-quality poly-C-caproamide (Capron), the authors studied the peculia-
rities of rapid low-temperature polymerization and the properties of the polymeric
products with the aim of producing pure and adaitted compositions suitable as raw
material for large pieces. The polymerization of C-caprolactam was carried out
with equimolar ratios of the sodium salt of caprolactan and N-&cetylcapl.-olactam
as a catalytic system. Samples measuring 55 x 6 z 4imm were used 1n tests for static
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_j, 1P72)!_62 /FWP(j)/RWW/An.S AFFTr/ASD Pr-4/Pe-h RWWW
ACCESSION NR: AP3002292 S10062163100010061liOO11103*
AIDTHOR: Korshak, V. V.; Se.?geyev, V. A.; Pokrikyan, V. G.
TITLE: Polymerization f s; ~renereviously~i=rradiate in the presence of atnos-
pheric oxygen
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Otdalenive khimichesklkh nauk, no. 6, 1963, 2100-1105
TOPIC TAGS: polymerization, styrene, irradiation, atnospheric oxygen, peroxide,
polymer, molecular weight
ABSTRAM Styrene was irradiated With x-rays while air was b ubbled through. . The
treated monomer was then polymerized. The effect of radiation dosage and tempera-
ture on peroxide content of monomer and of the same variables and time on the rate
of formation and molecular weight of the polymer was studied. During the poly-
merization, the molecular weight of the product increases continuously reaching
higher values than In polymerizations using benzoyl peroxide as initiator. This iE
attributed to the breakdown of polyperoxide sequences derived from the polyperoxide
initiator produced by irradiation in the presence of oxygen and incorporated in th-,
main polystyrene chain. Orig. art. has: 5 tables and 7 figures.
Association.- Inst. of Organoelemental Compounds, Academy of Sciences SSSR
Card 1/~/

12721-61 EPR'/PEFF(c)'/a1P(J)./EWT(m)/BDS ASD Ps-4/Pr-h/Pc-4 RMAW
ACCESSION NR- AP3002293 S10062163100010061110611109
AUTHOR: Pokrikyan, V. G.; Sergeyev, V. A.; Korshak, V. V.
TITLE: Preparation of block c2ppi f pol
ymerlo . ystyrene Ind metbyl methacrylate
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk, no. 6, 1963, 11,06-n09
TOPIC TAGS: block copolymer, polystyrene, methyl methacrylate, polymeric peroxides
ABSTRACT: Polystyrenes, obtained by polymerization of styren eviously irradi-
ated in the air and containing fragments of polymeric peroxid:Z were used for the
synthesis of block copolymers. The fomation of a block.copolyZ~r contAining 76p
of polystyrene and 24% polymethyl methacrylate by heating a 20% solution of poly-
styrene in methyl methacrylate for 5 hours at 95 degrees was confimed by frac-
tionation and turbidimetric analysis. Polystyrene obtained with benzoyl peroxide
did not give any copolymer. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 6 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institat elementoorganichesk-ikh soyedineniy, Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Organoelemental Compounds, Academy of Sciences SSSR)
Card

KORSHAK, V.V.;.SEPGEYE'V, V.A.; SURNA, Ya.A.; FERNIKIS, R.Ya.
Polyethers of levoglucosan. Part 3: Polymers of trimethyllevo.-lucosan.
Vysokom.soed. 5 no.11:1593-1596 N 163. (YJRA 17:1)
1. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSIR i Institut
lesokhozyaystvennykh problem i khimii drevesiny AN Latviyskoy SSR.

ACCESSION NRi AP3012237 S10190163100510111159711602
AUTHORSi Korshak, V.' V.; Sergeyev, V. A.j Shitikov, V. K.; Burenko) P. Sh.
TITLE: Isomeric polymerization of aliphatic diazo compounds
SOURCEi Vy*sokomolekulyarny*ye soyedineniya, v. 5. no. 11, 1597-1602
TOPIC TAGSt polymerization, polymerization mechanism isomeric polymerization,
isomer polymerization, isomerizational polymerization, diazo compound, aliphatic
diazo compound, absorption spectrum, infrared absorption spectrum, infrared
spectroscopy, infrared spectrum, polymer, copolymer, polybenzyl-idene, methane,4:.-,
.methylphenyldiazo-, methane.L-methylbenzenediazo-, heat resistant polymer) thermo-
stable polymer, methane.phenyldiazo-, benzened-iazomethane, thermomechanical prop-
erty, compressive strength, compression cur ve, thermomechanical compression curve,
methane.diazo-, polyethylidene
ABSTRACT: The aim of the present investigation consisted in elucidating the
structure of polymers and copolymers obtained via cleavage of certain diazo com-
pounds by means of boron fluoride ethyl ether and tributylboron catalysts. The
issuing materials included d-Jazo-methane, pheny1diazomethane and 4-methylphenyl-
Cc rd 113

ACCESSION NR: AP3012237
'diazomethane (WD), which were prepared by standard procedures, as was the*
phenyldiazomethane-diazomethane (PD) copolymer. The obtained polymers and copoly-,
mers were subjected to infrared spectroscopy arid proton resonance spectroscopy
from solutions in carbon totrachlorido. The spectrum of the PD copolym r showed
an increased intensity of the ab6orption bands in the 2930 and 2855 cm- region,
as_~ompared with those of polybenzylidene, which correspond to the 2926 and 2853
Cal valency oscillation frequencies of methylene groups. A similar intensifica-.,~,
tion of bands corresponding to the methylene groups was observed in the spectrum
of the 4~TD polymer, besides showing the characteristic absorption bands for the
methyl group. A peak corr6zponding to methylene groups appeared also.on the proton
resonance spectrum. The authors assume that the formation of methylene groups
is due to partial isomerization of the benzy~idene group during the polymerization
process, the methylene and phenylene groups appearing in the main chain. Thermal
stability studies within a 50-300C range revealed the 4MPD polymer to be the most
resistant, almost equaling polybenzylidene, while the PD copolymer's compression
modulus was most affected by temperature, which was attributed to a higher content
in methylene groups. Thanks are given to G. A. Sidorov for the taking of infrared
spectra, and to B. I. Fedin and A. F. Petrovskiy for the proton resonance spectra..
Orig. art. has: 1 formula and 3 charts.
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ACCESSION NRt AP3012237
ASSOCIATIONs Institut elementoorganicheskikh soedineniy All SSSR (Institute of
~lemantoorganic Compounds, AN SSSR)
SUBMITTEN 15Feb62 WE ACQi 22Nov63 ENCLi 00i
SUB CODEi Cli) MA NP-OUF SOVt 003 OTHERt M.
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PESIN, V. G.; KHALETSKIY, A. M.;.~ERGEYEV_,. V. A.
Chemistry of 2,1.,3-thiodiazole. Part 16: Chlorination,
bromination and thiocyanation of 5-aminobenzo-2,1,3-
thiodiazole. Zhur. ob. khim. 33 no.1:230-233 163,
(MIRA 16-1)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy institut.
(Thiadiazole)

PESIN, V.G.; KHAIETSKIY, A.M.;-,_MRG~YEV, TA.
Chemistry of 2,1,3-benzothiadiazole. Part 17: Halogenation
of 2,1,3-benzothiadiazole and its halo derivatives. Zhur.ob.khim.
33 no.3:949-952 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Leningradskiy kllimiko-farmatuav-Licheskiy institut.
(Denzothiadiazole) (112ogenation)

PESIN, V.G.; KHATLETSHY, A.M.; SERGEYEll, V.A.
2,1,3-Thiodiazole. Part 22: Nitration of derivatives of
benzo-2,1,3-thiodiazole. Zhtw.ob.khim. 33 no.6il759-1766 Je
163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy institut.
lBenzothiadiazole) (Nitration)

KORSHAK, V.V.; SFRGEYEV, V.A.; SHLEYFMAN, R.B.
"Kaprolit.ff Pri-roda 52 no.10:98-10() 16.3. (MI-Rfi 16:12)
1. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR, Moskva.
2. Chlerkoi-respondent AN SSSR (for Korshak).

PESIN, V.G.; KHALETSKIY, A.M.; SERGEYn', V.A.
2pl,3-Thiadiazoles and i,:elenadiazoles. Part 25: Direct amination of
2,1,3-benzothiadiazole derivatives. Zhur.ob.khim. 34 no.1:261-272
Ja 164. (KRA 17:3)
1. Leningradskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy institut.

PESIN, V. G.; SERGEYE'll, V. A.; KHALIETSKlY, k. '14.
2,1,3-TkLia-and selenadlazoles. Part 30: Nitration of mono-
and dimethyl deriva.-ives of benzo-2,1,3-thiadiazole. Zhur.
ob. Khi-T.. 34 no.6:1986-1992 Je 164. (1,111HA 17.7)
I.. teiiingi-aa-skiy khi-ii~cc~-f.,arir~,-Ltsevticheskiy Institut.

s - gin 3 :;n c: 3-
-;-I der 4 , e s
mc
ad i az o le and halo- rc- d-,
34 r,0.0/:3028-3034 S 164.
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ACCESSION HR: AP503-1028 UR/0079/64/034/01-1/3753)3756
AUTMR: Pesin, V. G.; Ser&Uev V. A.; Mxaletskiy, A. M.,
A
TITLE; Investigations in the-field of 21 1, 3-thia- and -selenadiazole. 2X)=.~
Behavior of benz-2, 1, 3-thiadiazole, and.its derivatives toward chromic ac':id
SOURCE: Zhurnal obahchey khimlis ve-349 nooll, 1964, 3753-3756
TOPIC TAGS: chromic acid, organic nitrogen compound, organic azo compound, organic
sulfur compound
,-Abs"tia--c-ii: "-biide'r ihe a'cti'on of c"fir-omic anhydride in sulfuric acid on benz-2,1~,
3-thiadiazole, its 4- and 5-methyl- and 5,6-dimethyl derivatives, 2,1,3-thia-
diazole-4,5-dicarboxylic acid was formed in satisfactory yield. In thecase.
of 5-bromobenz-2,1,3-thiadiazole, in addition to the latter, 4,5-dibromoberiz-,
s2,1,3-thiadiazolevas formed. 5-Chloro-, 4,,7-dichloro-*, 4,7-dib
romi-,
4-nitro-, and 5-nitrobenz-2,1,3-thiadiazo.les manifeatedhigh stability toward.,
this oxidizing agent. In the reaction of,2,1,3-thiadiazole-4,5-aicarbo3CY1~c
,acids with organic bases (aniline, isomeric toluidines, pyridine','p-anisidinee
j!P-phenetidine, and piperazine, the corresponding acid salts were produced; with
jbeta-phenyl-isopropylam-ine, dimethylaminotithylamine# and piperidine, neutral I
salts were formed.-,. Orig. art. has 7 foiinuias and 3 tables-
C.,d ;~12
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41251
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ACCESSION NRt AP5004531 8/0048/65/029/001/0105AI12~~:

AUMOR: Sergeyevp V.A.
TITLE: Contribution to the theory of deuteron scattering alpha particles
port, ~4th Annual Conference on Nuclear Physics hold in Tbilisi 14-22 Feb 1964

SOURCE- AN SSSR.,Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskaya, v.39, no.1, 1965, 105-112
TOPIC TAGS: alpha particle, deuteron scattering, phase analysis, mathematical-phy-

ABSTRACT: The p-wave scattering phases for deuterons on 09-partiales were calcula- j
ted for deuteron energies up to 4.6 MeV by A variational method with distortion of
'
the deuteron wave function taken into account. The interaction between a nucleon
and the (X-particle was described by a Gaussian potential, and calculations were

rformed both with the parameter,values employed by S.Sack' L.C.Biedenharn and G.
e
p
Breit (Phys.Rev.93,321,1954) and with those of E.van der Spuy (Nual.Phys.1,381,.
1956). The nucleon-aucleoh interaction was represented by a 50.89 KeV deep, Gaussi-
an well with radius 1.82 torsi. Calculations were also per~ormodwith a stepped
rectangular potential well. The calculations were performed by the variational me-
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thod-of W.Kohn (Phys.Rev.74,1763,1948) andalso by that of S.I.Rubinow (Phys.Rev.:;
98,183,1955). Both methods gave nearly the same results. The effect of deuteron
distortion was to increase the effective interaction and the scattering phases.The-
P-wave scattering phases were positive, increased with increasing -deuteron energy-j_.!J
and showed considerable dependence on the total angular-momentum quantum number.-
This is not in good aZreement withthe phase analysis. of the experimental data per 1
formed by A.Galonsky and M.T.McEllistrem,-(Phys.Rev.98,590,195,5) which.showed the
p-wave phase to be negative for deuteron energies between 3'and 4.6 MeV. The ex-
perimental phase, however, is positive at energies near I MeV, in agreement wit"a
the present calculations. Calculations with the rectangular potential well of J.L.
Gammel, B.J.Hill and,R.M.Thaler (Phys.Rev.119,267,1960) lead to negative phases,
over the full-range of energies considered here, and this potential is a--cordingly
regarded as unsatisfactory. In order to obtain better understanding it would
desirable to calculate other properties of the it + p, + a system and to improve the
phase analysis of d-a scattering. "In conclusion,.the authorexpresses his deep
gratitude to M.V,.Kazarnovskiy for valuable discussions and to Z.P.Mukhinova for
performing the extensive calculations.' Orig.art.hase. 20 form~l_as and 2 figures#:'
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EWT-(m)/EPF(c)/EPR/M4P(J)/T- -Pc-4/Pr~4/ps-4 RPL WW/RM
AccESSION NR: AP5010915 UR/0286/65/000/007/0102/0102
AUTHOR: Kbrshak, Vo V.; Kogan, A M.; Frunze, T. M. ; SeLAAA;g;a.4LJ,.,
Karashev,-V. V.; Shleyfman, R. B.; Danile--v-sV-ay&, L.--B.
r
s t
TITLE: A method of obpining yEene~-V4caprolactamleopolymer
Class 39, No. 169782
SOURCE: Byulletenl- izobreteniy itovarnykh znakov, no. 7, 1965, 102-,~
TOPIC TAGS: copolymer, styrene caprolactam copolymer, polymerizatLoft-1
catalystpcaprolactam
ABSTRACT: This method of forming copolymers of c-caprolactam and,
styrene by copolymerization of thecorresponding monomers in the-
presence of N-acryloylcaprolac'tams is characierized by.the use of
c-caprolactam as 'solvent, and the use of anionic catalysts or a
mixture of anionic and free radical,catalysts. Th.e.two types of
catalysts are added either simultaneously.or eequentially. This
procedure enhances formation of graft copolymers with desirable
properties. A mixture.of the sodium deri4-ative of.capr.olactam and 1.
N-acylamide co-catalyst,cont'ining,uns'aturated substituents, can be
used as the anionic catalyst'a
EVS]
rd
'Ca. /2.

L m) /F (c A
'ACCESSION NR: AP5019564 t)R/0191/65/000/008/0009/001.1
678,632'32'21
,.AUTHOR: Doroshenko, Yu. Ye.; Korshak, V. V.; Sergeyev, V. A.
'TITLE: Phenolformaldehvde 1DODMers.~~The effect of the structure of bis-phenol on
the properties of i~sii
,Ymns
1SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 8, 1965, 9-11
.TOPIC TAGS: polymer, polymerization, phenolformaldehyde, thermosetting material
~ABSTRACT: The physical and mechanical properties of polymers were investigated as
;a function of the length of cross linkage. Polymers were synthesized from 1,6-bis-
An-hydroxyphenyl)-hexane, 1,8-bis-(n-hydroxyphenyl)-octane and 1,10-bis-(n-hydroxy-
:phenyl)-decane by condensation with formaldehyde in n-propanol in the presence,of 'I
ammonia. The distance between polymer chains can be changed by changing the length!
~of R in -the following structure
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1 17
'ACCESSION HR: APS019564
OH Cli OH
R R
\,CH,."
OH
4-
,The obtained resols were softened at 1301C and pressed at 1800C into 4 mm thick
;specimens, These latter were tested for., impact and flexure strength. When the run,
ber of methylene groups in tile spaco lattice of thermosetting phenolformaldehyde
i polymers is increased, not only are,-tho- mechanical properties improved but the poly-,
.mers become more thennally stable,jV It was found that thermal treat-ment abo,,re 4OCOC1
,,causes significant' -loss'i--nw~71`gfil. At 5000C the yield of the secondary polymer
'(coke) decreases with an increase in tile polymethylene chain. OrIg. art. has: 2
;tables and 2 figures.
:ASSOCIATION, none
!SUBMITTED: 00 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE.- OC, 1.7
NO R-F SOV: , 002 OTHERi 001
iCard2/2

AP50281485 SOURCE CODE: UR/O,
qqj e< qq! qL115f
INVENTOR: Korshak, V. V.; Sergeyev, V.-A.; Shitikov, V. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative method for phosphorus-containing polyesters. Class 39, No. 1T56
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 20, 1965, 65
heat resistant plastic, fire resistant material
TOPIC TAGS: polyester plastic
ABSTRACT:(.An Author Cbrtificate has been issued for a preparative method for heat-
resistan phosphorus-containing polyesters. The method involves condensation of
phosphorus acid chlorides or esters with phenolphthalein. (SM]
SUB CODE: 1l/ SUBM DATE: 07Dec65/ ATD PRESS:
'_;0DC:~:_6T8-6T3'-.'678-85

t -9689-66
ACC -RR~tAP6000995 V,0URCE CODE: UR/0286/657000/022100b2/066
INVENTOR: Korshak, V. V*; Sergeyev, V. A.; Shitikov, V. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparative method for thermosetting organometallic polymers~~,Clws 399
No. 1764221-5
SOURCE: Byulletent izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 22, 1965; 62
TOPIC TAGS.' thermosetting material, organometallic compound, polymer
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has bien insuod for a preparative method for ther-
M
setting organometallAc polymers involving qondensation of fur vith zirconium
o L
acetylacetonate.1 The method provides for beating of the reactan a 6ver an inorganic
alkali catalyst. [B01
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A L 13-607-66 EWT(m)/W(J)/T RM
FA-CE NRj AP6001663- SOURCE CODE.- UR/0190/65/6-07/012/2067/2072
1 6-
AUTHORS: Mukhamed Abdellmon eyev, Ve.As
eym Ell Azmirli; Korshx,!" V. V Serg
ORG.s Moscow Chemical-Te
chnological Institute im. K'I. Mendel2y v (Moskovskiy
khimik_0_-_Ea_Fff0_Iogicheskiy institut)T institute for Heteroorganic Compounds, AN
SSSR (lnstitut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR)
q di
11 / 6Z;'
TITLB: On the autocatalytic natur3 of the anionic polymerizaty~if process of
F.-caprolactj with alkali salts
SOURCE; VysokomolekulyarrWye soyedineniya, v. 7, no. 12, 1965, 2o67-2072
TOPIC TAGS: polymer., polymerizationj catalytic polymerization, polymerization
catalyst, heat of polymerization, polymerization kinetics, C+%44-b-I-Rketez
ABSTRACT: The catalytic anionic polymerization of e-caprolactam (KL) in the
presence of the sodium salt-of KL or N,Nl-isophthaloyl-bis- -caprolactam was studied;
to extend the.currently available information on the properties of poly- E -
~caprolactam. The change in temperature during polymerization., the yield of polymerj
band the specific viscosity of the reaction mixture as a function of the initial
temperature of reaction were determined. K"rimental results are shown in tables
and graphs (see Fig. 1),, and a polymerization mechanism is proposed. It was found
that the polymers obtained during the anionic polymerization of Z -caprolactam

-L 1-Louf-00-
ACC NRt AP6001863
do
144
Fig. 1. Change in the
J temperature of the reaction
mixture during polymerization.
Initial temperatures:
1 - 164G; 2 - 134G.
X
time,
catalyze the polymerization of i~--caprolaetamj so that the polymerization is
autocatalytic. Origo art. hast 2 tablesi, 4 graphs., and 8 equationas
SUB CODE.*Ojll/ SUBM DATE: 07Jan65/ ORIG REF: 008/ f OTH REF: 006

DOROSRENKO, Yu.Ye.; SFIRGEYEV, V.A.
Synthesis of c/, ,/,-bia(P-h-YdroxYT)henyl) aLkanes. Zhur. org.
khim. 1 no.9:1602-1604 S 165- (MIRA 18:12)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-tokhnologicheskiy institut imeni D.I.
Mendeleyeva i Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy
AN SSSR. Submitted July 11, 1964.

2MOI.-66 EWP(J)/EWT(M)/ETC(M)-Vr IJP(c) RVM
r L
ACC NR: AP6005951 SOURCE CODE: UR/0191/66/000/002/0033/'0035-
iAUTHORS: Korshak, V. V.; Sergeyev, V. A.; Kozlov, L. V.; Kom ova, L. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Thermal and thermooxidative destruction of phenolformaldehyde oligomers of
:novolac type
.SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy, no. 2, 1966, 33-35
TOPIC TAGS: phenolformaldehyde, oligomer, thermal decomposition , oxidation
1ABSTRACT: Chemical processes occurring in novolac phenolformaldehyde oligomers
1upon heating at 150--900C have been investigated by elementary analysis, titration
ifor OH groups, and ESR and IR spectral analysis. Oligomers were prepared according!-
to the method described by K. A. Artlrjanov and D. A. Kardashev (Prakticheskiye
Iraboty po iskusstvennym smolam i rl-obnp-sant, ONIT1, 1936, str. 198), washed
irepeatedly with distilled water, aTle, drlied at 150C/1--2 mm for 15 hours. The A
!product, containing eo of free phenol, was sLbjected to tbermal and thermooxidative
treatment for 3-4 hours. It was established that the primary act in thermoaxida-
itive destruction was oxidation of methyl groups. Cross-linking during thermal
lCard 1/2 UDC: 678.632-132121-01:536-45

L 20-6~`-4-i-6
ACC NR: AP6005951
i I
Areatment of the novolac oligomern iwthily occurs due to formation of aroma-tic
.etheral bonds. This process is fatiliirited by convet-sion of polymerj(, hydrogen
to dimeric ones. Orig. art. 11.11: ~' table-i nud 2 flppixes.
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ACC NRI AM007972 (A) SOURCE CODZ3 UR/0191/66/000/003/0()57/0059
AUT110itt Sergeyev, V. A.;
ORG:
TITIZ:
none
Kornhak, V. V.; KozIov, L. V.
k7
Thermal destruction of thermoactive resins containing nitrogen
SOURCEt Plasticheskiye massy, no. 3, 1966, 57-59
T
A.OPIC TAGS: resin,, nitrogen compoun-1, thermal fiecomposition
AESTRACT: Thermal 4estruction of the thermoreactive resins obtnine-I by a polyconien-
sation of aniline, p-aminophenolp m-phenylenediaminap 2p6,iiaminopyriline, fuchsin,
nolamine, Ucyan4lamiAo, or urea with fonnnIdehyrie was studied at 330 and 900C. At
330Cj tho highpst amount of NH3 was evolve" from the Alcyan4iamMephenol (4z6), dl
,yanalamlile, and 2,6
--liaminopyri4ine resins. No NH3 was evolved from mol-unina ani
iniline resins. At 330C~ the lowest loss of weight was observerl in fuchsin, p-_qMtno-
-)henol, -mrl m-phenylene4lamlne, and the hisq~isst in urea resins. Heating the rosins
it 900C, a 19-65% yinlA of solia proAuct was obtaine4o The resins of p-,udnophsnol and
u-phqnyleno,liamins proluced 2-2 1/2 times more solil than the aniline resin* Apparent-
ly, thr- anilinefomallehyle resin is less cross-linkni anM, subsequentlvp thermally
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ACC NR. A',17003882 SOURCE CODE: UR/0367/66/004/004/0712/0719
AUTHOR: Barit, I. Ya.; Sergeyev, V. A.--Sergeev, V. A.
ORG: Institute of Physics-im. P. N. Lebedev, AN SSSR (Fizicheskiy institut LN SSSR) '7
TITLE: Charge-invariant analysis of nucleon scattering experiments on A = 3 nuclei
SOURCE: Yadernaya fizika, v. 4, no. 4, 1966, 712-719
IOPIC TAGS: scattering cross section,.nucleon, S matrix
SUB CODE: 20
ABSTRACT: The charge-invariant phase shift analysis of a number of experiments
.on the direct and charge exchange scattering of 0 - 1.7 MeV (c. m. E) nucleons
on A = 3 nuclei has been performed, Spin-orbital interaction and the contribu-
tion of I > 2 waves were neglected. The S-matrix elements for L - 0, 1 - 0 and
I were determined, describing the experimental scattering cross sections at
0 0
cms - 90 with an accuracy - 107.. The analysis confirms the existence of a
virtual level ir. He4 with P= 0+,T=' 0 , below th2 (p, n)-reaction threshold and
indicates the importance of taking the spin-orbital interaction into account for
..energies >- 1.1 MeV. Orif. art. has: 1 figure, 11 formulas and 2 tables.* LBased
on airthorst Eng. abst.] JPRS: 39,6581

SEMCZEV, 7. A.
"Results of investigations into the Influence of Filtratiun of 6ea-4ater Across the
Kapabogazsk Sand Bars Upm tne Level of the Bny,"' Scientific Bulletin of Lerd-n-rad
I
State University, 1. 0 3, 1940 (22-23).
(Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, No C-. Nlov/Dec 1947)
30: U-3218, 3 Apr 1953

SERGEYEV, V. A.
USSR/Hydrology - Caspian Sea
Earthquakes
Sep/Oat 1+8
"Reason for the Present-Day drop in the Level of The Caspian Sea," S. Yu. Belinkov
"Mateorol i Gidrol" No 5,, pp 104-108
Critically discusses argument advanced by Prof B. L. Lichkov and Docent V. A.
Sergeyev in article Ln "Vestnik Lexingradskogo Universiteta," No 21 1948,
that result of movements of earth's crust In the Caspian depression is a subsidence
of the sea bottom which affects volume of basin enough to drop sea level.
Sibmitted 16 Jul 48
166T42

SERGEYEV, V.A., dotsent.
Use of cyclic observations of the level of underground waters in
some viktor balance calculations. Nauch. biul. len. un. -no.22:31-34
149. (MLRA 10:4)
1. Geologo-Dochvennyy fakalftet.
(water. Uhder&ound)

SKRGEYgV, V.A.
~.
Stratigraphy and tectonics of the western coastal region of Kara-
Bogaz-Gol (Gulf). Trudy Len.ob-va est. 68 no.2:7-25 '51.(MLRA 9:3)
(Kara-Bogaz-Gol (Gulf) region--Geology)

Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal,
P 33 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Sergeyev, V. A.
TITLE: Structural Peculia-rities
(Nekotoryye osobennosti
Daga)
14-57-7-14471
7
N
Geografiya, 1957, 'r 7,
of Eastern Kopet-Dag
struktury Vostochnogo Kopet-
PERIODICAL: Vestn. Leningr. un-ta, 1956, Nr 24, PP 14-23
ABSTRACT: Local faults are absent in Eastern Kopet-Dag. Its
structure was formed by recent movements. Uplifting
of Kopet-Dag apparently began in the Miocene period.
It is possible that even today differential subsi-
dences are taking )lace in different regions, par-
ticularly in the piedmont section of Karakum.
These subsidences are parallel--tD--other moveifients in
Eastern Kopet-Dag. It is probable that this process
Card 1/2 caused the Tedzhen and Murgab Rivers to shift to the

SERGEYEV, V.A.,
Possible relation of interior cirainage basins and depressions of
the Mangyahlak steppe region to the Caspian Sea level. Uch.zap.
Len.un. no.209:58-72 '56. (MLRA 9:8)
(Mangyshle-Ic Peninsula--Physical geography)

~--. ~,-- i", .- -~- - V v T"
um~i-n~v, V.11.
Geoiogy of the eastern shores of the Kara-Bogaz-Tol Milan-Gurlan
-tre; (MIRA 11:2)
-i). Trudy Len. ob-va est. 69 no.2:98-106 157.
,
(Kulan-Gurlan, Cape-Geology)

SaG-mv, V.A.
The concept "ground waters" in hydrogeolop,7 [with summary in
English]. Vest.LGU 13 no.18:44-53 '58- (MIRA 12:1)
(Water, Underground)

Z UYE, If, A. V. ;-SERGID, YBY t-i.-A
Holationship between the water discharge of springs and
fractures in water-bearing rocks. Yest.LGU 14 no.18:
43-49 '59. (MIRA 12:8)
(Ro6ks--Permeability) (springs)

SERG-EYEV 2- ~ VI.A-. - -
Estimate of the water balance of undarground waters based on level
fluctuAtions. Vest.IGU 16 no.1261-69 161. (KM 14:6)
T.- (Water,, Underground)

S/213/62/002/001/001/002
1068/1242
AUTHORS: Tsyplukhin, V. F. and Sergeyev, V. A.
TITLE: Instrumental investiCa-don of the damping of waves with depth
PERIODICAL: Okcanologiya, v. 2. no. 1, 1962, 134-138
TEXT: The article describes investigations on the tenth voyage of,the ship Lomonosov. Surface waves
were measured by an electrical contact mcter built by one of the authors. Damping of the waves with depth
was measured by a system of membrane transducers with compensating air chambers. Vertical displacement
of the gage was measured by a FM-16 (GM-16) wave recorder: All readings were recorded simultaneously
on the chartof thchigh-speed potentiometer 317111-09 (EPP-09). An error of 6% was found in the previous
:value of wave height and an error of 15-20% in the previous value of the dynamic coefficient q. The measure-
ments showed that q is a quadratic function of the period of surface waves, T
Z' I YS T2
IF ~ ~~ jq .
where Z(, - amplitude of forced oscillations of the gage, h-height of wave, S - surface area of the gage above
the water, At - mass of the gage and its system. There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Morskoy gidrofizicheskiy institut USSR (Hydro-Physical Sea Institute, UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: November 9, 1961
Card III

TSYPLUKHIII, V.F.; SMLdN, V.G.; SERGEYEV) V.A.
Gradi6t, measurements of pressure variations in the surface
layer of the sea from a ship ky the use of a wave measuring
pole. Okeanologiia 1 no.3:522-530 NIRA 16:9)
i. Morskoy gidrofizicheskiy institut AN SSSH.

SERGF-YEV, V.A.; 'ISYPLUKRIII, V.F.
Amplitude-periodic wave analyzer. Trudy Mor.gidrofiz.inst.
AN URSR 28:54-58 163. (14IRA 17.3)

S ',,*,Ili (; ill PIVfV-11.
Ser~gfl-l Serg-~p,,,.-L::h HuznaL-qGY as organizer of the Department of
Hydrogeology at Leningrad University. Trudy Geol. muz. AN SSSR
na.14.7-9 163. (,,'JHA 17: 11)

A!,'SB-E,7v-:, Ye,A,, ass'Lstent; i~OIWVITSKIY, V.P- dot,9.3 iM'S, Sh.F.,
uchastiy,-.
i~GEYEV V~, A dots
st, na7ichn. sotr.. SKOFENINA, N,,P. red.
V,S,: D
[Practi,~a in gensral hydrogeoloU) Praktikima po oloshchei
i d Ul
Leii~rigra:-",, lzd-vo Leninryr. I~iv-, 1965-
(YERA 7-814)
1. Ka',Ara g4drogeo-logi-A. Leningradskogo Eosudarst-vennogo
liniversiteta im. A,A.Zhdanova (for But,:~, Ansberg, Sergeyev).
r
I sillta-~ Zeim-wy kory,. Leningrad k
n. 'fL,-' Samarina). -3. GoTmYy
Leningi7ad (for Borovitskiy).

(~J SOURCE CODE:- --U'R/0413/6i~~OGO/023/rl3Q/Ql3G
1-;;~ncv, V. 7.; Shcheglov, G. M.; Spasskiy, K. N.; Karakhan'yan, V. K.;
3. M.; Semenov, M. I.; Sergeyev, V. A.; Smirnov, 1. N.; Britvin, L. N.;
Ghtel'r.akh, A. A.
ORG: None
TITLE: An impeller. Class 59, No. 189315 (announced by the All-Union Scientific
Research Institute of Hydraulic Machine Building (Vresoy-uznyy nauchno-insledovatel'-
skiy institut gidromashinostroyenlya))
;SOUBCE: Izobrateniya, promyshlennyye cbraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 23, 1966, 130
10PIC TAGS: centrifugal pump, blade profile / rJJ V-1-, lu~ c
1ABSTRACT- This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. An impeller for an open centri-
;fugal pump. P=p efficiency Is improved and the rigidity of the impeller blades is
I
.increased by making the blades in the cylindrical section with a channel shape. The
IwallB of the blade channel are recurved toward the front e. a sharp sngle to the
4walls of the punp housing. 2. A modification of this impeller in which the blade
!channel formed in the cylindrical section has a flat bottom. 3. A moiification of
,this impeller"with U-shaped grooves in the flat bottom of the channel on the working
'aide of the tlade. These grooves are adjacent to the end surfaces of the blades.
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4. A modification of this impeller equipped with a flat Annular rim connected to
.each blade at the middle of its end sections. 5. A modification of this impeller
equipped vith flat ribs which connect the middle of the end section an the back side
,of each Itlade to the central section of the working side of the following blade.
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 13Jul65
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