SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SMIRNOVA, YE.K. - SMIRNOVA, YE.V.

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Shchu"carev, S. A., S;nirnova, Ye. K., Shemyakina, T. S.,
Ryabov, E. M.
I,V;.. Hydrolysis and formation enthalpy of niobium oxytrichloride
IC AL - Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khiinii, v. 7, no. 6, 19612, 1216-1218
TZXT: The formation enthalpy of NbOCI3 was determined from the heat
released durinLr its hydrolysis. NbOC13 was produced at 650-700 C by
chlorination of Nb 205in a dry chlorine-flow saturated with M 4 vapor, and
purified frory, sziall amounts of NbCl5by vacuum sublimation. After removing
NbCl 51 the oxychloride was sublimed, a gray powder being left behind. The
same powder was obtained by heating oxytrichloride in a sealed ampoule
previously stored in moist air. X-ray patterns and chemical analyses
revealed a chemical substance of the composition Nb409Cl2 formed during
hydrolysis of NbOC13 at 350-55000. The mean heat of hydrolysis of the
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flydrolyoi~-, ar,d oformmation enth-alpy ... B124/B138
oxyt-1-1chloride sas found to be -35.2 -+ 0-5 kcal/mole on the basis of
Measurements made at 250C with an isothermal calorimeter. The formation
e'Ithalr)y Cal3ulated from published data for INIbOCl was LHO 212.2
3 298
+ 0.0 "'al
/mole. This value is in good agreement with the formation
enthalpy of solid NbOCl calculated by H. Schhfer and F. Kahlenberg from
3
the heats of a solution of NbOCI3in hydrochloric and hydrofluoric acids
(-210.2 kcal/molej. There are 1 figure and 3 tables. The two English-
language references are: Selected Values of Chemical Thermodynamic
Fropertie3, Washington, 1952; G. 'I. Hamfray, J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 76,
978 (1954).
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AUTHORS: Shchukarevt S. A. f Smirriovat Ye. K., Shemyakina, T. S.
TITLE: Thermographic study of the systems NbOC1 3 - NaCl and
Nbool - KC1
3
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganioheskoy khimii, v-'7, no. Q,, -1962, 2217-221,.)
TEXT: the thermograme of NbOC1 purified from NbCl and mixed with NaCl
3 5
0
or KC1 were taken at 300 - 900 C. Conclusions from the resulting
constitution diagrams! 1) In the NbO01" - KC1.system two compounds are
.3 0
formed: KNb0C1 (Nb0Cl "M;, 50 mole-~.f K01) melting oongruently at 440 C;
4 3
K NbOCl (NbOC1 -2KCI; 66-7 mole-/o KC1) melting incongruently, eutectics
2 5 3
at 388 and 4220C, periteotic at 4860C, monotectic transition at 5460c.
2) In the BbOC1 '-' NaCl system only.the one compound,
3
NaNbOCl 4 (NbO C13 'NaCl; 50 mole-% NaCl)j is formed melting congru6nt-ly at
4300C eutectics at 380 and 410 00, monotectic transition at 7600C;
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Thermographic study of the 3yetems ... B140101
the formation of minute amounts of Nbol and of further oxychlorides is
assumed. Demixing was observed in both systems. There are 2 figures.
SUBMITTED: July 11, 1961
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SHCHUKAREV, S.A.; SMIRNOVA, Ye.K.; VASILIKOVA, I.V.; BOROVKOVA, N.I.
Enthalpy of formation of niobium pentabromide and oxytribromide.
Zhur.neorg.khim. 7 no.6:1213-1215 Je 162. (MIRA 15:6)
(Niobium bromides) (Heat of formation)

SHCHUKAFEV, S.A.; ~MIRNOVA,je.K..; SHEMYAKINA, T.S.; RYABOV, E.N.
Hydrolysis and enthalpy of formation of niobium oirytrichloride.
Zhur.neorg.khim. 7 no.6:1216-1218 Je 162. (NIRA 15:6)
(Niobium chlorides) (Heat of formation) (Hydrolysis)

SHICHU117-JUN S.A.; S11,IPTUIli, Ye.K.; SIIMIWtKIN.-k, T.S.
J,
ThermographL, invest-igation of the systems !FbOC13 -NaCl and
"'D()"13 - YCL. Zhur.neorg.khim. 7 no.9:2217-2219 S 162.
(MIlk 15:9)
(Niobium. chloride) (Alkali metal chlorides)
"Thermal analysis)

SM-IYAKINA., T.S.; SVIRNOVA, Ye.K.; SHCHUK-I'LREV, S.A.
Enthalpy of the formation of double com-pounds of niobium
oxy-trichloride with NaCl and KCI. Vest. LGU 17 no.16:155~-157
,62. (MIRA
(Niob-ium compounds) (Enthalpy)

SHCRUKAREV, S.A.; SMIRNOVA, Ye.K.; VASILIKOVA, I.V.
Thermographic analysis of the system RbC1 - CbOClj and CsCl -
Nwcl 3* Vest. LGU. 18 no.16:132-133 163. - (MIRA 16:11)

SHCHUKAREV, S.A.; SMIRNOVAY Ye.K.; VASILIKOVA, LV.; KOTGVAI M.S.
Enthalpy of formation of sodium and potassium chlorotanta-
lates. Vest. LGU 18 no.22:174-176 163. (MIRA 17:1)

SMIRNOVA, Ye.K.; VASIL'KOVA, I.V.; KUDRYASHOVA, N.F.
Enthalpy of the formation of the chloroniobates and chlorotantalates
of rubidium and cesium. Zhur. neorg. khim. 9 no.2:489-490 F164.
(MIRA 17:2)

SHCHUKAPEV, S.A.; SHEWAKINA, T.S.; &URNOVA, Ye.K.
Compounds of niobium oxytrich-lorides with sodium and
potassium chlorides. Zhur. neorg. khim. 9 n0-3:547-549
Mr 164. (MIRA 17:3)

SHEMYAKIIIIA, T.S.; SMIRNOVA, Y---.K.; POFOVA, I.I.; KL~'TSOVA, VAL
Entholpies of formation of sodiur, and pota3sium chloroniobateo.
Zhur. nearg. khim. 9 no.10:2387-2390 0 16-1.
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-,.SMIRNOVAS Ye.K.,, VASILIKOVA, 13.
I
Oxychloroniobates of alkali metals of the composition Me NbOCl
Vest. LGU 19 no.4:164-165 164. &M ~;-*3)

8MIRNOVA9
4 Ye.K.; VASILIKOVAq I.V.
Chloroniobates (IV) of alkali metals. Vest, ILU 20 no.10?161-162
. a
165. (MJRA 18.-7)

ZFURAVLEV, N.N.; SMIRNOVA, Ye.M.
Study of bismuth-antimony-scandium alloys. Kristallografiia 7
no.2:312-313 Mr-Ap '62. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Yoskovskiy gosudarstvenn3-j universitet imeni Lomonosova.
(Bismuth-antimony-scandiurii alloys)
(X-ray crystallography)

ZHURAVLEV, N.N.; SMUGIOVA, Ye.M.
X-ray diffraction determination of the structure of YU and YSb.
Kristallografiia 7 no.5.-787-788 S-0 '62. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy yniversitet imeni Lomonosovae
(Yttrium-bismuth-antimony alloys) (X-ray crystii1lography)

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AUTHORS; Sokolovskaya, 1e. M., Grigorlyev, A. T., Smirnova, Ye. It.
TITLE. Solid-state conversions in alloys of the copper-manganese
system which are rich in manganese
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, v. 7, no. 11, 1962, 2636-26y8
TEXT: Copper-manganese alloys containing 0-5-31 atom,/lo Mn were investigated
by thermal analysis. Their hardness was determined, their microstructure
was examined after 690 hr annealing in an argon atmosphere and after
quenching from 550, 450, 700 or BOOOC in a mixture of acetone with dry ice,
their electrical resistances were measured at high temperature and they
were subjected to x-ray analysis. The hea ting curves show thermal effects
which indicate ordering of the solid 9-solution at 16-3 atom% Mn (Cu 5Mn)
and 4000C, also at 25, atom%iMn (Cu.3Mn) and 4500C. The hardness curves are
smooth for quenching temperatures of 800-7000C but irregular for 400-3500C,
with minima corresponding to. Cu_Mn and Cu Mn. The formation of these
3
compounds in the solid phase was manifest also in the curves of electrical
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Z1111ravlev, N.N. , :,,ildanov, G.S. and Smirnova,je. ~r
F Sttidy of' ternary solid solutions on the basis of'
compotirlds
Fizika metalLov J metallovedeniye, v..13, no.1, 19629
r L. vr The aim oC the present work was to find alloys w i t Ii
wide rcgion~~; of solid solubility, based oil stiperconducting-
der to
compomid-s with a nickel-arsenide strocture, in or. StIldv tile
chantre in superconductivity oil partial substittition of" one
ol-ement of the binary coiiip ind by a third. The Collowin-1, systenis
t,(-'?'C' invostign ter] : PtL3i-PtPb, NiBi-NiSb, NiBi-RhBi-,
~)t`ii-PdBi, Pd~Ib-'Pdiii, Nilli-Pt13i, Nil3i-i%lnf3i, PtBi-7.1nBi, Pttii-PtSn,
PtSb-Co~zb. Alloys w-k-rc prepared from 99.98i,) Bi,
5' Stl ,
,P) . )8 " 'Sh , 99 . 9-j PI) , 99. 9.electrolytic Ni and Mn, Pt and
spoilge Pd. Molting was carried out in a (piartz flasic iii V"Ictlo.
Heat treatments w-cre also carried out in quartz flasks. slloer-
conductingr properties were studied oil samples of' diameter 1.5-2.9ilyn
20 . investiggrated by X-ray,
a nd --)0 mm length. All tile alloys were
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microscopic, thermal and microllaraness methods. Results shownd
U.Imt ill 111aliv cilses t, here were wide ranges of solid solubility.
Hoi.ever, in spite of the fact that X-ray and micro.-5copic -;ttldics
!411owed lloillogeli(.~itv, all inve-qt.igation of superconductivity show-ed
that 1,1111 etlitilibrium was not attaiiied even after -)00-';C,() hcm.-s
110mogelliz.-ition. ThIls, superconductivity measureriients are a
zzonsitive method for (ICteCting M._LCl-Oil-lh01l10,g(-.TlPif_y 01, alION-S. 'file
change -in microhardness is linear with change ill Composition for
the :iysterm; 'Ptdi-Pt!~b, Nilli-Nhbi and PdSh-P(hii. X-rav iin~,Ivsis
of the solid solutLons showed a linear cham;e -in lattice paramt~ter
with Composition, ill agreement with the results of an invest.igatioll
ol, Similar -.;ccIJons of semiconducting conipoiinds. uiurf! are
1) figures and I cable.
AS60CIATTON: Nlo!~;Ruvskiy gro6universi tot im. M.V. Lomonasov.1
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosovr)
SUBMITTIED: may 26, l.961.
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6,2 ~~C -2-, S -Z:iuravlev, N.N., Zhdanov, G.S. and Smirnova, YA--.Ivl.
,_,TLE: ~i-,vcstiZation of platinum-bismuth alloys in the
10 to 50 at.% platintuii-concentratIon range
P-__ICDICAL: Fiz-ika metallov i metallove-leniye, V-13, no. 4.
196--, 536 - 545 + 1 plate
T S: "T The object of the present investigation was to obtain
mnore precise data on the cause of instability of PtBi and PtBi 2
allovs at low and ultralow temperatures. To this end the
cons.':itution of Pt-Bi alloys containing 10 - 50 at.0% Pt was
studied by hardness measurements and by thermal, metallographic
aild X-ray diffraction analysis. The results of thermal analysis
_-.3roduced in Fig. 1, showing tile constitution diagram of
-ire r 1 1:1
of t:-e Pt-Bi system, tile circles and crosses,representing,
i-os~-,cctively, data obtained in 'the course of the present and
carlier investigations (Ref. 4 - N.N. Zhuravlev and L. Kertes
.,ZTF, 1957, 32, Other results can be summarized
1313).
'.s follows.
1) As a result of a peritectic reaction at 685 0C a y-phase
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!Ylvestigall- ion of .... E193/E383
_-Is -formed in alloys containing betwoen 35 and 50.at-e,"! Pt;
,;:,is pl.iaso under~~oes a eutect6id -transformation at, about 570 OCI
to yield PtBi and PtBi
deco.-.iposin- , 2
2 PtDi lias t-~.c nickel-arsenide structure ;-,rith lattice parameters
4.315 and c = 5.490 !~z:C
5) 'I'l-te superconductive properties of cast Pt-Bi alloys of a
near to PtBi are associated with the presence of the
I ~.,ere are tareo allotropic modifications of PtBi 2 :a-PtBj-r)
-4 '1 a cubic structure (a = 6.683 ir-x) ; P-PtBi crystallizing
.1 . L., 2 -
tr_*~;onal sin-ony (a = 6-59, c = 6. 17 kX) y = PtBi,3
--i':I a Cam-'lex structure. The differences observed in the
L
be'.ia-v--our of PtBi 2 at ultralo-wr temperatures must be attributed
to -7-,c c_,zisze-nce o- these three riodificat ions, those stable
at temperatures being responsible for superconductive
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t iL;ation of E193/E.383
ol-0,1C.1-ties o- alloys of a Co;;Ipositiorj near -to that of PtBi
2
c:laractcrized by a high critical temperature of
0,.
-,ere are 7 figures
and 11 tables.
Aks S C C !.VL, I ON: ',\Ioslcovslziy gosudarstvenny-y universitet
ii:i. IM.V. Loi,.ionosova
(~Ioscow State University im. ',NI.V. Lomonosov)
,S U Z': : I TT E D June 30, 1961
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GENK114) A.D.; ZHURAVLEV, N.N.; SHIRNOVA, Ye.M.
"Mencheir" and "Kotullskiy" new minerals and the co"sition of
michenerite. Zap.Vses.min.ob-va 92 no.1:33-50 163. (MIRA 1614)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh m-estorozhden4-y, petrografi mineralogii
i geokhimii AN SSSE i Mbskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universiket imeni
Lomonosova.
(14onchegorsk region-minerals)

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AUTHOR: Zhuravlev, N. N.; Smirnova, Ye. M
ORG: Moscow State University im. M. V. LomDnosov (Haskivskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitet)
TITLE: The identification of two new compounds, 'rB'3 and IrBL2, in kite bismuth-
iridium system
SOURCE: Kristallografiya, v. 10, no. 6, 1965, 828-832
TOPIC TAGS: bismuth alloy, bismuth compound, iridium alloy, iridium compound
ABSTRACT: Two new compounds, IrBi3 and IrBi2, have been identified in bismuth-
iridium systems. Following a description of crystals, the articledescribes the
crystallochemical and X-ray analysis of acicular and short-prismatic crystals.'
The IrBi3 compound crystallizes in rhombic crystals which are isomorphous to
NiBi3; the IrBi2 compound appears in the form of monoclinic crystals which are
isomorphous to a(-RhBi2 and have the arsenophyrite structure. The-authors
list also the dimensions of-the elementary cells and show the changes in the
hardness of annealed bianith-iridium alloys as alunction of their composition.
We thank Prof. G. S. Zhdanov for the discussion of the results of the present
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ACC NRs AP6018779 SOURCE CODE: UR/0070/66/011/003/047VO472
AUTHOR: Vergunas, F. I.; Mingazin, T. A.; Smirmova, Ye. M.; M4~yev,,_S_
ORG: none
TITLE: Texture and electrical conductivity of cadmium sulfide sheets
SOURCE: Kristallografiya, v. 1-1, no. 3, 1966, 471-472
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium sulfide, eiectric conductivity, crystal orientation, sdk%CFMZWw&
,t= temperature dependence, photosensitivity
ABSTRACT: The (,effect of substrate temperatures on structure formation in photosensi-
tive CdS films\was studied and correlations between electrical conductivity and the de
gree of crystal orientation were obtained. Samples were obtained by vacuum sublimatio-
(2-10-5 mm Hg) where the substrate temperature (TP) varied from 75 to 4000C. Cu was
added to increase the photosensitivity by treating the surfaces with a Cd-CUC1 powder
and annealing for one hour in Ar. Indium electrodes were evaporated into the surfaces
to measure the electrical conductivity. The structure and grain orientation of the
films were determined by x-rays and by a photomethod. All of the films had a grain
size of about 10 5 cm and were composed of a-modified CdS. In the temperature interva
of 150-4000C, the crystals had their c axis oriented perpendicular to the plane of the
substrate. The activation treatment (Cu addition) resulted in coarser crystals (2 to
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6 v) and in a decrease in the orientation for all values of T except for 2500C, where
P
the orientation rose sharply. The electrical parameters measured the concentration of
current carriers for both dark and light conductivity. In all cases, the greater the
orientation the greater was the conductivity, indicating an anisotropic conductivity
mechanism; the conductivity was much greater perpendicular to the c axis than parallel
to it. Along the c axis the barrier potential for current carriers waS high, but de-
creased with exposure to light. The barrier distance was estimated to be below 10-5
cm, indicating that the barriers ifere acting within grains. orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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Sampling characterization of a normal distribution. Trudy
Inst.mat.i mekh. AN Uz.SSR no.10 Pt-:131-140 '52.
(Probabilities) (KLR& 8:9)

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SMIRNOVA, Ye. N.,. KOKSHA.ROVA, Z. Ya.
"The Experience With the Application of Starodubsk Mineral Mud for Certain
Ailments," Voyenno-Med. Zhur., No. 6, P. 77, 1955.

Ye.; S~' 1 1,7 VA., Ye.17
lulo
D i L, i h~ t i o r. o f s cm e T: r o t o z can n -, e s L f n,-- S e a s e s
Moscou. Med. paraz. F-araz. bol. 3' no.6:714-7-i- --D 16'
Gill-!~ 16:1)
1. Iz - --otozoologicllesko~,o Cltl~-Iela (zuv. - pn--f. S,,,.D.
ol:"y) Im-nituta meditsimikloy par~-zltoloj-lii _i tvropicheck--y
o (.3-irel-tor - p-o-C.
-;iny imeni, Ye.I. N~iart~,.-novck-o-~-
,~ul.;-,iyev) 1,11ii,lst-anAlr~:

KRYZHANOVSKIY, S.G.; DISLER, N.N.; SMIRNOVA, Ye.N.
mw_
Ecological and morphological regularitLes in the development of spiny-finned
fishes (Percoldei). Trudy Inat.morf.zhiv. no.10:3-138 '53. (MLHA 6:11)
(Percoidei)

USSR/General Biology - Individual Development. Embryonal Bo
Development,
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biole., No 21, 1958, 94632
Author : Smirnova, Ye.N.
Inst : Institute of Animal Morphology AS USSR
Title : Features of the Development of the Kuban Vimba During
Embryonic and Larval Periods.
Orig Pub : Tr. In-ta morfol. zhivotny1di AN SSSR, 1957, vyp. 20, 71-94
Abstract : It is shown that from the small eggs of the vinba, which
up to now have been rejected, normal although sommiliat
smaller larvae can be obtained. In artificial conditions
hatching occurs in tile 7th embryonic stage; in natural
conditions in the 8th. The latter stage is characterized
by photopliobia,, positive reaction to osculation and appea-
rance of a adhes:Lve orGans in the embryo. These proper-
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USSR/General Biology - Individual Developmento Embryonal B.
Developments
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biole, No 21, 1958) 94630
Author : Smirnova, Ye.N.
Inst Institute of Animal Morphology AS USSR
Title Morphological and Ecological Fcatures of the Develo-prac-lit
of the Roach Rutilus Frisii (Nordm.).
Orig Pub Tr. In-ta morfol. zhivotnykh JJ1 SSSRs 1957j, vYP- 20, 95-
120.
Abstract On the character of embryonal development of roachas rcla-
ted to Rutilis tutilis Linn. In the southern Bug, Dnepr,
Don and Northern Donets spawning occurs in Apri-I-May and
.,gs are laid in the rocky
lasts for three weeks. The ag
sections of the rapids. 9 stages are differentiatQd in
the embryonal development. Large eye rudiments are isola-
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SMMOVA. Ye.N.,
jjor~hological and ecological characteristics of development in
Rutilus frisii kutum Kamenakye Trudy Inat.morf.zhiv. no.33:3-29
161. (MIRA 14:6)
(Caspian Sea-Carp)

SMIRNOVA. Ye. N.
Development of Chalcalburms chalcoides ochischkovi (Dvnak) of this
Kuban River during Uo subMnic and larval PGAOM Or lif*- Trudy
Instemorfazhive no~3300-62 161o (M331A 146)
(Kuban River-cary)

SMIRNOVA., Ye.N.
Morphologic and ecologic characteristics of the development
of Chalcalburnus chalcoides schischkovi Drenski in the Southern
Bug, Trudy Inst. morf. zhiv. no.,40-.219-238 162o
(MIRA 16:6)
(Southern Bug River-Cha:Lcalburnus)

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*INVENTOR: Korotkov, V. P.; Smirnova, Ye. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: Automatic device for matching antennas. Class 21, No. 187845
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyyeAznaki, no. 21, 1966, 57
TOPIC TAGS: antenna engineering, antenna tuning, electric impedance
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for an automatic device which
matches antennas. The device (see Fig. 1) contains two'two-element high-frequency
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Fig. 1. Automatic device for matching of
antennas
1 - Two-element probes; 2 - subtracting
Z I blocks; 3 - feeders; 4 - polarized relays;
4 4 5 - electromagnetic clutches;. 6 electric
rJ114 motor; 7 matching elements.
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probes with subtracting blocks. To fully match the continuously changing input
impedance of the antenna, the probes are connected in series to feeders, and
their subtracting blocks are coupled to polarized relays that feed electromagnetic
clutches. The clutches couple the rotation of an electric motor to the matching
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AUTHORS: Kamenskiyt I. V., Smirnova. Ye.-,P., Tsepelev, A. S.
TITLE: Melamine Acetone Formaldehyde Resins
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 2, pp. 17-19
TEXT; The disadvantage of melamine formaldehyde resins is their in-
solubility in organic solvents and their low stability while storing, thus
making a modification of these products necessary. V. S. Kiselev and M. F.
Sorokin (Ref. 2) studied the modification of melamine formaldehyde resins
with alcohol. K. V. Lukina (Ref- 4) produced resins from dimethyl melamine
and diethanol aniline which show higfier stability in water and good di-
electric properties. This study deals with the modification of melamine
formaldehyde resins by acetone. Commercial melamine with a melamine con-
tent of 99-07%, formalin with a formaldehyde content of 40-3% and acetone
with a boiling temperature of from 55.5 to 56-50C served as initial
materials. Best modification was obtained with acetone, if this product
was introduced into the reaction after the formation of the methyl
derivatives of melamine. The reaction was carried out in neutral or
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alkaline medium. Na 2C03, NaOH, and 25% aqueous ammonia solution were used
as catalysts. Only when applying the lattor, transparent colorless resins
of high stability, adhesion and good miscibility with various fillers were
obtained. The modified resin has a slightly higher coking number, it has
a higher thermal stability and may be stored for a long time. The yield of
melamine acetone formaldehyde resin is 150~ as compared to the melamine
used, while the yield of melamine formaldehyde resin amounts to a
maximum of 13074- Various pressed materials were manufactured on the basis
of the synthetized resin. Glass fabric of the type