SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLODOVNIKOV, P.N. - SOLODOVNIKOV, V.V.

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SOLODOTNIKOV, P.N., inzhener.
Critical slip of asynchronous motors. Test.elaktroprom. 27 no.11:
57-69 N '56. (KM 9:12)
1. Moskovskly neftyanoy Institut.
(Electric motors, Induction)

'110;@: -,oloduvnikov, P-11., Candidate of Techn' 1
ica ocien, S.
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1@alculating the startino resistances of ind Yon
11,01orS. (Haschet puskovykh soprotivleniy asinkhronnykh
(Ivir,aLeley. )
'lektro-Dromyshle
"Vestnik E nnosti" (J6urnal of the Electr-
ica-l Industury)1957, Vol. 28 No.6, pp.44 - 45 (U.S.S.R.)
In a previous article, the author gave a simple
forrd-ula for the critical slip of an induction motor. lie
now -ives a more accurate expression. From the criti-
cal. L@Ilip and the standard performance data of thz., motor
it is -,@ossible to construct a universal family of
i@echa-nlcal characteristics of an induction motor zuit-
able for Lhe c--ilculation of starting and wurkin,,- resir@--
The me--thod by which this is done is
@Lad the chait of mechanical characteristics iZ
-.-.-hic-i is a'-tached at the end of the jour.,ial'
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111OG L'i t@-.c body of the text.
To calculutue startin- resistance by means ol' toi--z@
@.uiivarsal fandly of characteristics it is necess-i:@r to
Caxd 112 d,-t(@ruiine -th(@ uosition on the characteristics 01'
spe,-3d and and minimum. torque durin,)

'.he startin@- 2.-Y-@sistances of inductioj:.
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A worked exakole is given. There is an error in
torque formula and Fig. 2 is a curve showinE; the
eral character of the torque error as a function Of
slip. At certain values of slip the error may be COL-
siderable but at the critical slip it is zero. It is
sLown "Vhat if the error in the resistance ratio is of
the order of 0.2 the error in the torque is less than
Tliere ave 2 fiEums and 2 Slavic references.
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SCLODOVITIKOV, P.P.
Methods for determining bismuth as an oxyhalogen comlvurd.
Trudy KMI no.13:74-77 148. (Yl%-A 12:12)
l.Kazanskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im. S.M. Kirova,
kafedra analiticheskoy khimii.
(Bismuth-Anslysis)

SOIA)WVNI,WX,.. POP -
@'@g A;" Wawa
Acidimetric determination of the titer of sodium thiosulfate.
Trudy =I no.14:96-98 149. (MRA 22: U)
1.Xafedra analitichaskoy khimii Kazanskogo khimiko-takhnolo-
gicheakogo institute. im. S.M. Kirovs,.
(Sodium thiosulfate)

SOLODOVITIKOV, P.P.
Determining the iodine number of resins. Trudy KKRTI no.16:187-190
'51 [Publ. 152]. (MIRA 12:12)
(Resins, Synthetic--Analysis) (Iodometry)

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7140 215, NaISO..101120 30, All(SO4),.1811-0 30. N40 5.
and dextrin 10 g.11., Of 3.5-4.0 and (2) ZnSO..7l-W 200@
804,1011s(D 60-100, H,110@ 25-20, dextri 1 -12
300, Na4 a 0
c-A., PH 3.5-5.00. A 5-mJ. sample wa3 dild. with water
to 100 cc. and the gicitrin hydrolyzed with 10 cc. HCI (d.
ninering It for 3 hrs.* then Zn hydroxide wai
1.251 by sip
pptd. with viustic (with plieilolpfithalein), filtered oil, and
the glucose formed was dctd. by the Dertrand meLh(xl.
Alexis N. pe-tuff
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SOLODOVNIKOV F.P.
Qmntitative determination of dextrin in zinc electrolytic baths.
Trudy KAI )1:127,432 '56. (HLRA 10:5)
("nxtrin) (Zino plating)

SOV/81-59-i6-57471
Transia,,Ion from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1959, Nr 16, pp 265-266 (U33R)
AUT'HOR 3o1odovni_49,Y,_,1,_v.,--
TITLE: The Determination of Lead Dioxide in the Electrochemical Corrosion Pro-
ducts of' Lead Cables
Tv. Kkazansk. avlati. In-ta. 1958, PP 33-311, 91-94
ABSTRACT: Corrosion (C) of Pb-wrappings of underground cables can take place under
the action of erratic currents as well as due to electrochemical or chem-
Ical C. One of these causes can be established on the basis of detection
of Pb02 In the C products. For this purpose a method has been developed
for the determination of PbO 2 which is based on the oxidation action of'
the latter on HCI (gas) with the subsequent detection of the separated
C12 by means of moist lodine-starch paper. The pro sed method is dis-
tinguished by a sufficient sensitivity of 1.5 - 10-rg. The presence of
nitrates and nitrites distorts the results. For their elimination the
prelimInary washing of the sample by hot water is recommended.
V. Pritula.
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SOLODOVNIKOV, P.P.
Direct fluorometric determination of aluminum with the aid of
hematoxylin. Zhur.anal.khim. 16 no.2:237-240 Mr-Ap 161
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Kazan Aviation Institute.
(Aluminum-Analysis)

SOLODOVNIKOV, P.P.
Violuric acid as an indicator in complexonometric titration of
copper. Zhur.anal.khim. 18 no.8:1026-1027 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Kazan Aviation Institute.

SrUW.VNIKOV, F.V.
"Transverse Impace 4gainst a Pigid String." Thesis for degree of Cand. Physico-mathewtical
Scl. Sub 29 Jun 50, Sci Pes. inst. of Mechanics, Moscow State U imeni M. V. Lomcnoscv.
Summar"/ 71, 4 Sep 52, Dissertations Presented fcr Deeees in Science and Engineering in
Moscow in 1940. From Vechernyaya MosWa) Jan-Dec. 1950

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no. 4, 43-M, 1955; RJ. Zb. Morib. 1"6, Rev. f 196.
The small t1astic oscillations of the prelitniastitly stretched
homogeneous bar we described by the Uaess diffematial"eq
C?V
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t I - ai (day
bfi j.
wheze'a and b Are
Y-jiflectfoo, x coordiAstel, I time,
W.
The itertIng and boundary conditions correspond to the usna-
verse Impict of the load of the etA mass with the given velocity
o-I the quiescent bar. N. F. Lebedev, USSR
Courtesy Reterattv"yi Zhurnal
Translaticin, courtesy Ministry of Supply, England

KAPW, 111ya Abrainovich; SOLODOVIUKOV, H.V., do-@-@., otv. red.;
BAZILYANSKAYA,
[Practical studies in higher mathematics] Prakticheskie za-
niat.iia po vysshei matematike. KharIkovp Izd-vo Kharikov.9kogo
gos. univo ime A.M.GorIkogo. Pt.2. (Differential calculus of
functions of one variable and several variables] Differentsi-
altnoe ischislenio funktsii odnol i mnogikh nezavisiuWkh pere-
mennykh. 1963. 369 p. (MIRA 17:4)

KAFLAN, Illya AbraxnoviTh; doktor fiz.-mate::.
prof., retsenzent; GNtUEYEVSKIY, D.Z.p dots*) OIV4 red.;
SOL01YOVIIIrov) R.V.., otv. red.; ;'!AZILY.AVSrAYA, I.L.,
(Practical -;tud!,@n In highor rAthematics; analytIcal gru@-
metry, plane and nolid; differential calculu.,; of furCtI(,n
of one and severml in@ilej-,ondimt variables] Proiktichn@;kle
za,niatlia po vys3h9i materatike; analiticheskaia geory,e@rlin
na plosko3ti i v prortraxistve, differentsiallnoo Ischislonia
funktsii odnoi i rzioglkh nozavisitykh perer,.exur&b. Imi./2.,
dop. i perer. Khar1kov, Izd-vo Kharikovskogo univ.) 1965.
574 p. (,,!IIU 18:3)

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Ad ju3 t@mf..nt @@f rail-welding wAchines. i@itl i pu-,.khoz. 8 no.l;i3t-38
364. (MIRA *A8!1'1
1. Tn-t@@t!A- P-Ipktrcsvarki im. Ye.O.Patona, Kiyev.

SOLODO'll'IKOV. S.A.; GOLOI-"OVZfUK, I.K.; MYAKUSHKO, I.T.
-
Welding railroad rails in the track with a mobile rail
welding machine. Av-tom. svar. 17 no-4:63-66 Ap 164
(MIRA 18:1)
1. In.,.titut elektrosvarki imeni Ye.O. Patona AN UkrSSR (for
Solodovnikov, Golomovvyuk). 2. Darnitskaya distantsiya puti
Yugo-Zapadnoy zheleznoy dorogi (for Myakushko).

3',IStJtL:t elektrosvarki Imeni Patona AN, !'k-rSc.',R @fc@r
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SOLOMVNIKOVY S.Ae. inzh.
Tuning of the con-m-9nd syate-6n of rail welding machines. Put' i
put.khoz. 9 no.6t29..31 ?A-,5. (MIRA IM)
3. Institut elektrosvarki im. Ye.O.Patons, Kiyfv.

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AUT11OR: Rabinovich. A. Ya.; Solodovnikov, S. A.; Chekedov, 0. P.
ORG: [Rabinoviefil All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Transport Construction
(VSCS0YUZnYV IMUClino-isfiledovatellskiy institut transportnogo stroltel'stva); [Solodovnikov,
C"hekedov] I-nsti't-ute of-Electric Welding im. Ye. 0. Paton, AN UkrSSR (Inatitut elcktrosvarkl
ini. Yo. 0. Patona AN UkrSSR)
TiTLE: Wc1ding )f continuous rails directly on the railroad track
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SOURCE: Avtomaticheskaya avarka, no. 6, 1966, 64-66
TOPIC TAGS: railway track, railway construction, welding technology, butt welding
A13STRACT: Under the aegis of both institutes named above, a special mobile rail welding
installation (welding train) (Fig. 1) has been developed for the on-the-spot welding of con-
tinuous rails on railroad tracks. The traJn consists of track motor car carrying a crane on
which the welding machine is suspended, as well as three cars carrying equipment for remote
control of the welding machine, a diesel generator, and portable accessories. R-50 type
continuous rails of various length (250-800 m) are thus welded together from rail segments of
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a fixed length (25 in). 7le welding process conslatod*of kserfd6of operatfons, each handled
bya separate team of workers. All the operaUons- are band*on tW continsWo-flow principle
so that all the workers are continually kept occupied (Fig. 2). The first team prepares the
rails for welding by removing all fasteners and cleaning and properly aligning the contacting
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surfaces. After this, the welding train approaches the prepared pair of contacting rails and
the machine proceeds with their butt-welding and the attendant trimming of the hot welds by,
means of pneumatic chipping chisels. After the welding and trimming are completed, the
ti4in advances toward the next pair of contacting rails, which by then Is'prepared for welding,
while another team of workers is carrying out the normalizing of the preceding pair of rails at
th@ underside of the contacting surfaces. The final operation involves grinding of the rail sur-
faces with the aid of a special rough-grinding machine, on jacking up the rails, and, later,

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permanent attachment of rails to the trackbed by a special brigade of workers. 7%e quality of
the butt joints is checked by analyzing each day a sample joint (fracture and bend tests in a
hydraulic press, ultrasonic inspection). On-track welding of this kind Is definitely more
economical thary stationary welding, since it eliminates the need to build stationary rail-
welding enterprises costing 400, 000 to 800,000 rubles each, and thus It also eliminates the
need for a special train (consisting of 78 two-axle flatcars) for carrying 800-meter continuous
rails from the welding site to the rail-laying site, and moreover then a high and stable
quality of welding of the rall butt joints is assured. An'average welding train of this kind can..
process 70 km of track in a single year. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 2 tables.
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SOLGDOVNIKOV, $.I.
Fertility of Anophales sacharori and Anopheles suparpictus females.
Med.paraz. i paraz.bol. 25 no-3:272 JI-S 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(MOSqUITONS)

5(4)
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TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
Miller, V. B., Neyman, M. B., SO TI/62- 5 r,--2 - zV40
Solodovnikov, S. P.
Investigation of the Reaction of Isotopic Exchangg Between
Methyl Iodide and Iodine (Issledovaniye reaktsii izotcpaogo
obmena yodistogo metila s yodom)
Izvestiya kkademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimichesk -,-k
1959, Nr 2, pp 24'41-250 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper the isotopic exchange between .1111 Tand
5 0
12 was investigated in absence of solvents at 3C and 45
The irradiation of the reaction mi-,.-.ture was carried out by
means of a 2 SVDSh-250-3 quartz lamp (Fig 1). T-ie experi.men-
tal results are given in the table. As it can be seen the
exchange rates in the dark and on light exposure are in
accordance within error limits. This indicates that the
higher concentration of iodine atoms in the volume due to
irradiation does not affect the rate of the isotopic exch.ange.
It might therefore be assumed that the exchange reacti@,n in
the volume does not take place cier iodine ators. T%e adii-
Card 113 tion of oxygen does not influence the rate of the isczc@iz

Investieation of the Reaction of lootopic Exchange So V/010- 59-2 -)/4t.
Between Methyl Iodide and Iodine
exchange. This suggests that in the volume no radical chain
reaction takes place as it is the case in solutions where
the disappearance of alkyl radicals in the oxygen reduces the
rate of the isotopic exchange. The dependence of the reaction
rate on the pressure of the components is shown in figure 2.
Accordingly, the reaction rate depends up to 0.2@ nm linearly
on the pressure of iodine. At higher pressure it remains
practically constant. This is apparently in connection with
the fact that the reaction is proceeding on the surface in
this case. At a pressure over 0.25masaturation of the sur-
face occurs whereby an increase in piessure does not cause any
considerable change in the reaction rate. There are 2
figures, 1 table, and 6 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Chemical Physics of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
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ORS: N. Scro; A. SOV/48-23-'.0-35/39
T 1: 3ubnov, K1.
Solodovnik3v, S. P.. V. M.
_FITLE: Investigatiun of tho Dibenzene-chrome Derivatives by the
Miethod '-'f Paramat'n"et'- Elpetron Resonance
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademli nauV SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1959,
Vol 23j Ur 10, pp 1265 - 1264 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In earlier papers (Refs 1-3) it has already been shown that in
highly diluted dibenzene chrome solutions the interaction be-
tween the unpaired ele,@tron and the protons of the benzene
rings, which are in connection with the metal (chrome-)
atom, manifest themselves by a disTinct hyperfine structure of
the spectrum of parama.--netic electron resonance. It has already
been shown that the introduction of a substituent into the
benzere rinG influen,@es neither the g-factor of the compound
nor the amount of the hyperfine splitting (3-@_+0-5 Go). It was
further found that the dissolving temperature, the nature of
the solvent or that of the substituent introduced into the
benzene ring influen-.es the width of the hyperfine structure
component'. Further investigations concerned the spin density
t.arl 1/3 distribution of the unpaired electron in the molecule, the

Investigation of the Dibenzene-chroms Der-,,,atives by SOV/,18-23-10-35/39
-.he Method of Paramagneti,@ Electron Resonanze
hyperfine splitting, as aell as the width of the hyperfine
structure component. In '.h'Ls nonnection, several details? whiph
were obtained from refsran@:es 1-6 are briefly discussed.
Further investigations zon,@erning hyperfine splitting were
carried out with the cation of dibenzene chrome with cy--lo-
hexyl substituents in both rings. It was found that at low
temperatures of the solution of this compound an additional
triplet splitting ('1+0.5 Gs) of each hyperfine structure com-
ponent occurs. It is cauged by the interaction of the unpaired
electron with two protons of a cyclohexyl substituent. kn in-
vestigation of the influence exerted by various factors on
the width of the hyperfine strvcture component gave the fol--
lowing result: A considerable dilution of the solution with a
reduction of temperature leads to a monotonic improvement of
the spectral resolving pow-,r, i.e. the width of the hyperfine
structure component der@rsases. In some solvents (e.g. alcohols)
an anomalous temperature d3pendence of the spectral resolving
power is found; this might be explained by a complex formation
between the dibenzene chrome ,P_-@ions and the molecules of the
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11./rastigation of the Dibenzene-chrome Derivatives by SOV/48,-23-10-35/39
Method ).1 Paramagnetic Electron Regonance
solvent. There are 8 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Chemical Physics of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)..Inatitut
khimii pri Gor1kovskom gos. universitete (Institute of
Chemistry at Gorlkiy State University)

MILLER, V.B.; MI Mi. M.B.; SOLODOVNIKOV. S.P.
Use of the intermittent illumination method in studying, the isotope
exchange between cH r2 and 12 (with summary in English]. Zhur.fiz.
khim- 33 no-2:457-?@67- F 159. (MIRA 12:4)
1. All SSSR, Inatitut khtmicheskoy fiziki kfoskva.
(Iodine--Isotopesi

'57-0/00 67923
44-@ SOV/20-129-5-33/64
AUTHORS: V V., Corresponding Member, AS USSR,
Chibrikin, V. Al.
TITLE: Investigalion of the Spectra of the Electron Paramagnetic
llesonancdNe.p.r) of the Negative Ions-of Some Aromatic and
Heterocyclic Compounds
P,@HIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 129, fir 5, pp 1082-1084
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this paper was to investigate the electron
mobility along the systems of conjugate double bonds and sat-
urated bonds by means of the e.p.r.-spectra. The authors in-
vestigated the e.p.r.-spectra of some benzene derivatives. The
ion radigalaiwere produced by the reaction of the compounds
dissolved in 112-dimethoxyethane with metallic potassium. Low
temperatures were applied for very unutable ions (down to -700)-
The e.p.r.-spectra of the following benzene derivatives were
-diacuesed: cumenel(Fig 1), cyclohexyl benzeneJ tert. isobutyl
benzene, toru-ene,4ethyl benzone.lThe spectrum consisted of
5 lines with ype@fine structure and binomial intensity dis-
Card 1/5 tribution. The observed 5 lines were explained by the inter-

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lavestigation of the Spectra of the Electron Paramagnetic Hesonanc (e.p.r.)
of the No-ative Ions of Some Aromatic and Heterocyclic Compounds
action of the unpaired electron Kith 4 equivalent H-atoma. In
the toluene anion (Fig 2) each of the 5 lines is separated
into 8 components due to the interaction between the unpaired
electron with 3 a-protonu and the proton in p-position. In the
investigation of the spectra of o-, m-, and p-xylene more
detailed results were obtained than had been given in reference4.
The measurement results and the calculated spin densities of
the unpaired electron are summurizel in table 1. To investi-
gate the transmission of an electron along the chain of the
conjugate or naturated bonds the e.p.r.-spectra of the anions
of stilbene, azoxybenzene, and dibenzyl were investigated
(Fig 3). In stilbene the possibility of a delocalization of the
electron along the benzene ring and along the chain of the
conjugate double bonds was proved. The spectrum of azoxybenzene
H H 0
showed that the replacement of the bridge -CuC- by -K-N- does
not reduce the mobility of the electron over the entire molecule.
U a r,,'3 Also in dibenzyl the electron does not remain localized to one

67923
SOV/20-129-5-33/64
Investigation of the Spectra of the Electron Paramagnetic Reeonance (e.p.r.)
of the Negative Ions of Some Aromatic and Heterocyclic Compounds
ring but changes between the two rings with a frequency of the
-7 -a -1
order of magnitude 10 - 10 cm . To check the influence of
the heteroatoms on the spin density the e.p.r.-spectra of the
pyridine and quinoline anions were investigated. From the
Ryridinelapectrum it is concluded that a spin density differing
from zero exists in the N-atom and in the a-, 0- and y-C-atome
where the a-, P- and y-proton are not equivalent. There are
3 figures, I table, and 4 references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR (institute of
Chemical Physics of -the Academj of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTEDt August 31, 1959
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B004/BO56 82276
AUTHORS.- Yakovleva, Ye. A., Petrov, E. S., Solodovnikov, S. P.F
Voyevodskiy, V. V., Corresponding Yembe-F-13-IWR-,
Shatenshtexn, A. I.-
TITLE: The Influence of Metal and Solvent Upon the Formation of
Aromatic Anion Radicalslas Initiators of Polymerization
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 133, No. 3,
pp. 645 - 648
TEXT: In the introduction, the authors give a survey of publications
concerning investigations of anion radicals (AR) formed by the transition
of an electron from alkali metal to an organic molecule. They then
describe their own investigations of the formation of the kR of benzene
and toluene. The following solvents were used: 1,2-dimethoxyethane (DRE),
1,2-methoxy-ethoxy-ethane (KEE), 1,2-diethoxyethane (DEE), tetrahydro-
furane (THF), and 1,3-dioxane (DO). The AR were detected by means of
electron paramagnetic resonance. The frozen solvent with the aromatic com-
pound was placed in an evacuated ampoule, on the walls of which potassium
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The Influence of Metal and Solvent Upon the B102016011331031121013
Formation of Aromatic Anion Radicals as Initiators B004/BO56 82276
of Polymerization
had precipitated. Experiments carried out with benzene (0-4 mole in 1 1 of
solution at -30 0C) with an addition of K and DME produced an AR concen-
tration that was 4 to 5 times higher than with DEE. With Na and DEE the
AR concentration was lower by at least 2 orders of magnitude. Parallel
experiments carried out with Li and Na in DEE at -70 0C gave a considerably
higher AR concentration for Li. Experiments with toluene supplied the data
given in Table 1. The relative concentration of AR was determined, the
AR concentration in DME being set equal to 100. The experimental results
led to the following conclusionss 1) Benzene forms AR with Li, Na, and K.
Potassium-anion radicals formed in all solvents used; 2) substitution of
the methyl group of ether by the ethyl group decreased the stability of
AR as a result of steric hindrance. Stability decreases in the following
ordert DME, MEE, DEE. 3) The sodium compound of dromatic hydrocarbon1does
not form so easily as the and Li-compounds. - The initiation of the
polymerization of styrene7w-aa investigated by means of benzene potassium
in DME, MEE, and DEE. The electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum of
these solutions showed a narrow singlet (Fig. 1). In the initiation of the
polymerization by means of a solution of K in DME without benzene
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S010DOVNIFOV, S.P.
Investigating the negative ions of some aromatic compounds by means
of electron paramagnetic resonance. Z@,ur.strukt.khim. 2 -o-3:
282-292 My-Je '61. (MIRA 1.15:1)
1. Institut kbimicheskoy fiziki A14 SSSR.
(Aromatic compounds--Spectra)

SOLODOVNIKOV, S.P.; CHERUYSHEV, Ye.A.
Electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of anions of elements-
substituted aromatic compounds. Part I.- Electron paramagnetic
resonance spectra of anions of trialkylsilylbenzenes and
trialkylsil.vlalkylbenzones. Zhur.strukt.khim. 3 no.6s665.,668
162, (MIRA 15:12)
1. InstitOt khimicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR i Institut organicheskoy
khimii AN SSSR.
(Silicon organic compounda-Spectra.) (Benzene)

S/051/62/012/001/005/020
E075/E436
AUTHORS: Solodovnik3
y-,_S-P- , Voyevodskiy, V.V.
TITLE. Application of the analysis of line form in electronic
paramagnetic resonance for the investigation of density
distribution of unpaired electron in the anions of
some polymers
PERIODICAL: Optika i spektroskopiya, v.12, no.1, 1962, 32-36
TEXT: The authors investigated densities of delocalized unpaired
electrons in a number of polyphenyl molecules. The polymer
molecules were converted into anions by interacting of aromatic
hydrocarbons with metallic calcium dissolved in 1,2-dimethoxyethane.
Spectra of e.p.r. were taken at room temperature, the
concentration of the paramagnetic particles being about 10-4 mole.
For the different polymeric anions examined, lines with a diffuse
hyperfine structure were obtained alongside with the spectra
containing resolved hyperfine structure. A direct method of the
evaluation of degree of delocalization of unpaired electron was
used for the interpretation of the experimental results. The
line width observed experimentally is expressed by
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API)lication of' the analysis ... E075/E436
exper V" @6 b@+ @H @i
and is determined by the width AHb of unresolved hyperfine
structure or by the width 6Hi of individual component. For
most aromatic radicals AHi is not greater than I to 2 Oe.
In that case, A Hb is given by
,&Hb = L - (2)
NJ 2(n - 1)
where n is the number of protons interacting with unpaired
electron and L a factor depending on the length of the spectrum,
The results of the measurements of component number and line width
and also determinations of the number of units in which the
delocalizations are small in relation to the molecular dimensions.
Examination of anions I and II in the table shows that the presence
of one conjugated system does not always give high frequencies of
delocalization in a molecule. The frequency of delocalization of
an un a.ed electron in a polymer molecule, which is not in
Card 2/

SOLUDOVNIKOV, S. P.
Dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Chemical
Sciences at the Instititue of Elemento-organic Co!,pounds In 1962:
"Investigation of Aromatic Anions of Radicals Through Electronic
Paramagnetic Resonance."
Vest. Akad. Nauk SSSR. No. 4, Moscow, 1963, pages 119-145

SOLODOVNIKOV) -ed.;
SUird.,dav PanteloymowvIch; VOYINDSHY, V.V., otv. i
TARASENYO, V.I.%, red.lzd-va; GUSIKOVA, O.M., tokhn. red.
[signals fror. the microcosm; magnetic resonance) Signaly iz
mikromira; magnitryi rezonans. Moskva, Izd-vo AN SSSR. 1963.
84 P. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Voyevodskiy).

ACCESSION NR: AR4025720 S/0081/64/000/002/B024/B024
SOURCE: RZh. Khimiya, Abe. 2BI56
AUTHOR: Solodovnikov,. S. P.
TITLE: Tho investigation of aromatic anion-radicals by the method of electron Para-
magiictic rosonance
PITED SOURCE: Sb. probl. spektroskopil, T. 2. M., AN SSSR, 1963, 101-103 Fiz.
TOPIC TAGS: aromatic radical, anion, anion radical, electron paramagnetic resonance,
spectrogrraphy, unpaired electron
T4ANSLATION: According to the EPR spectra, It was established that in anion-radicals
of the alkyl derivatives of benzene, the unpaired electron density is localized principally
to tho carbon atoMB in the ortho and meta positions. EPR spectra of the anions C6115
(CI12) n - C6115, where n=1 and 2, correspond to relocation of the unpaired electron on two
plienyl rings, while where n > 2 they correspond to localization of the unpaired electron
in one phenyl ring. The equilibrium between the anions and the original hydrocarbons
was invefitigated for benzene, toluene and p-xylene. S. Solodovnikova
DATE AYQ: 03Mar64 SUB CODE: OC ENCL: 00
Card I I

BLYUMFNFFI,'D, L.A.; VOYFVODSKIY, V.V.; SOLODOVNIKOV, S.P.
Nature of Ion radicals formed during Interaction of potassium and
sodium with some aromatic hydrocarbons. 1zv.AN SSSR. Ser.khim.
no-1:158-160 Ja 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.

4 -34 13 L- L35 EWr(M)/EPF(C)/F-WP(j) PC-4/pr-4- G9/1M
ACCESSION NR: AT5006091 S/0000/64/000/000/0196/0212
AUTHOR- Solodovnikov, 6 ChergXsh&X,.,&, A.
- P"
MEMO MEMMOMMOMMMIMM Yb
TITIE: ESR spectra of anions of hetero-substituted aromatic compounds of group IV
SOURCE: Soveshchanivg go jigin@aakIT M .nl-@nA-M Insledovaniya oreanicheskikh soye-
dineniv i-khimicheskikh protgts-gov, EEunzg.A-1262,, Trudy--. Frunze, Izd-vo Ilims
1964, 19-6---212
TOPIC TAGS: beteroorganic compound, electron structure, electron paramagnetic
resonance, benzene derivative, organosilicon compounds organotin compound, organo-
germanium compound, unpaired electron
ABSTRACT: The ESR method was applied to the etudy of"the electron structure of he
tero-substituted aromatic compounds of group IV, @ncluding those with silicon, tin
and germanium. After discussing certain chemical characteristics of aromatic
organosilicon compounds and the electron structure of the anions of benzene and
alkyl derivatives of benzene, the authors describe and illustrate the ESR spectra
of anions of aromatic organ aiuc-0 compounds which they prepared. The results of
the ESR spectra of silyl-substitute and silylalkyl-substituted benzene derivativei-
are tabulated, and conclusions are drawn with regard to the density of the unpaired
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L 341'.7-65
ACCESSION NR: AT5006091
electron for various positions In the benzene ring# This is followed by a sim
nz!lar
discussion of the ESR spectra of anions of tin-4and germanium-substituted be no
derivatives. The authors conclude that the -exp*imental data accumulat;d thus Earl
are insufficient for a definitive solution of the problem of the distribution of
the unpaired electron in anions of tin and germanium derivatives of benzene. Origi
art. has: 10 figures, I table and 24 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR (Chemical phZsics jgi&jtM"
AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 19Jun64 FNdL.- -00 SUB CODE: OC,GC
NO REP SOV: 002 OMER:-
:ard' 2/2

KP.-;,ACII,I:IKP M.I.; VOYE'VOT'SKIYP V.V.; @-!ASTRYUKOVA, T.A.; SOLODNIFOV, S.F.;
MUE LENT I T 71A , T. A.
Conjugation in the systems involving a tetrahedral atom. Electron
paramagnetic resonance spectra of some organophosphorus compounds.
Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no.10:3234-3240 0 164.
(14IRA 17: 11)
.1. InvI.Itut elementoorganichaskikh goyedinenly All SSSII, i Institut
khImichoskoy NLiki AN S8,111.

TYUDESH, F.; KENDF, I.; EEREZHNYKH, T.; SOLODOVNIKOV, S.P.; VOYEVODSKIY, V,V.
Radicals as intermediate products in the inhibition of radical poly-
merization reRction. Kin. i kat. 6 no.2s2O3-21-1 Mr-Ap 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-IBsledovatellskiy institut khimii AN Venger-
Bkoy Narodnoy Respubliki I Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.

u*FYnTs. V.Z.t kand.tek.hil.nauk; AMT, G.P,., in'zh.; IVANOV, K.K.,
SOLODOMKOVY V.A., inzh. ,
Devices for the control of underwater hydraulic engineering
operations. Transp*stroi. 15 no.10:52-53 0 165,
(MIRA .18:12)

SOWDUVNIK()Vl V. B.
Mbr., Lab, Genetics and Expti. Zoology, Leningrad State Univ., -1939-. Nor., Jiologi-
cal Insit., Leningrad Order Lenin State Univ., im. M. Y. Iomonosov, -cl948-. 'Roent-
Cenomorphoses in Drosophila Melanogaster as Dependent on Temperature of Development,'
Dok. AN., 23. Nol.8, 1939; "Ontogenstic Adaptation of Larvae of the Oak-Moth, Antherea
Perny, under Varying Feeding Conditions," ibid, -53, No- 7, 1946; "The Natural Morpho-
genesis of Drosophila Melanogaster In Its Natural Habitats," ibid-, 56, No- 3. 1947; 35T47
"Study of the Seasoty Periods in Development of Normal Drosophila HelanogtLater Phenotypes,
ibid., 58, No. 20 1947* *Behavior Changes of the C.Aerpillars of the Chinese Oak Silkworm
Antheraea Pernyi on@ @e-Veeding Uradient,p ibid., 60, No. 2, 1948.
4Vr53

Ui-NW. Scientists - goonomias
CAWd 111 Pub. 3.24 - 16/32
Authors I Solodoynikovp V. P.p Cand. of loan, Sol
Title I the Institute of Economies
Periodical I Vents AN SSSR 25/6l 84-83jIme 1953-
Abstract i Lecture was presented by Polish soonomist,, Prof. B. Mintel on the major
problems involved in the economical development of post-war Poland.
Institution t 00*60
Submitted : go***

L c-\
U.S.IR/tclentific Organization
Card 1/1 Pub. 124 - 21130
Authors i Dadykin, V. P.; Gilyarov, M. S.;.Demchin, No No; and Solodovnikov, V. Go
Title i At the institutions of the Acad. of Sc., USSR
Periodical I Vest. AN SSSR 25/7, 103-114, Jul 1955
Abstraci I Genoral reports are presented by various institutions of the Acad. of Sc."
USSR describing their,activities for a certain period of time. The repcrt
by the A. A. Baykov Institute of Metallurgy explained the'technical and
economical advantages of adopting the vacuum casting method in metallurgy
especially in ferrous metallurgy. It is pointed out that the adoption of
the vacuum casting method for the manufacture of transformer and Bessemer
steel will increase the quality of the products.
Institution : .......
Submitted : .......

30-2-16/49
AUTHOR: Solodovnikov, V. G. , Candidate of Econcede Scleaces
TITLE: International Conference of Economists in Brazil (Mezhdu-
narodnaya konferentsiya ekonomistov v Brazilii)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii Nauk SSSRI 19581 Nr 21 PP 71-74(USSR)
ABSTRACT: As the Soviet Union had not yet been a member of the Inter-
national Economic Association, founded in 1949 by the ini-
tiative of the UNESCO, it was only represented by an observer
and did not take part actively in this conference. The con-
ference took place in Rio de Janeiro. 28 delegates and two
observers from 8 countries participated in it: Brazil, Bri-
tish-Viest-Indial Mexico, India, Francev Chile, USA and USSR.
The conference was held under the title "Capital and Foreign
Trade in the Theory of the Economic Development as Illustrat-
ed by the Example of the Countries of Latin America". Alto-
dether 15 reports were given. Representatives of Slavic
countries did not participate. At the end the Soviet observer
remarked on the differences in the opinions of the represen-
Card 112 tatives of underdeveloped countries on one side and the USA

International Conference of Economists irprazil
30-2-16/49
on the other side. He regards it as an important task of
the USSR to provide an economic aid to backward countries.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Conferences-International Econcmiqt@-Brazil 2. Economic
conditions-Latin America
Card 2/2

XCLLO14TAY. Vladimir Hikhaylovich; GMODOVN4q,, V.G., kand.okonom.nauk,
otv.red.-, KUCHINSKIY, N.N., red.izd-va; 0GO170VO I.Aop
tekhn.red,
(Foreign investments in economically underdeveloped countries)
Inostrannye investitail, v ekonomicheski slaboresvitykh stranakh.
Hookva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk S&9R, 1960. Z73 p. (MIRA l4s2)
(Underdeveloped areas) (Investmnts, Foreign)

FOLYAK, A.A.; MARTYSIDIVA, G.A.; SOLODOVNIKQV,_I.G., BRAGINA, Ye.A.;
KO]WR.ATIYZV, V.A.; ULIRRR, _O.D.; ZABLOTSUYA, A.I.;
SAVELOYEV, N.A.; POKATAT-7,VA, T.S.; AVARIN, V.Ya., otv.red.;
PAIITMSTZV, V.I., red.izd-va; ASTAFITZVA, G.A., tekhn.red,
[Industrialization problems of the sovereign underdeveloped
countries of Asia (India, Indonesia and Burma)] Problemy in-
duatrializataii auverennykh slaborazvitykh Btran Axii (Indiia,
Indoneziia, Birma). Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.neuk SSSR, 1960.
436 p. (KIRA 14:2)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSE1. Institut mirovoy ekonorniki L mezhdu-
narodnykh otnosheniy. 2. Saktor atran Tugo-Vostochnoy Azii
i Dallnego, Vostoks Instituta mirovoy ekonomiki i mezhdune-
rodnykh otnosheniy Akademii nauk SSSR (for all except Avarin.
Panteleyev, Astaftyeva).
(Asia, Southeastern--Industrialization)
16

SOLODOVNIKOV, Vasiliy q;-@gorlyevich; KOKOSHKO, A.G., red.; VAUMOV, K.M.p
-tAbn. red*
(Bourgeois theories end some problems concerning the economic
development of underdeveloped contries) Burzhuazrye teorli i
problemy ekonomicbeakogo razvitiia slaborazvitykh stran. Moskva.,
Izd-vo VPSh i AOR pri TsK KPSS 1961. 85 P. (KIRA 14:1-1)
(Underdeveloped areas) @Industrialization)

_,$QLOD1OVN_1,KOV.,. V.G.,. glav. red.; IGUWXLASHVILI, V.11., zam. glav. red,;
GOLANSKIY, M.M., red.; DIKANSKIY, M.G., red.; K&USHER, K.G.,
red.; LITVDI, Z.V.,, red.; FITOI, L.A., red.; CH&*41iYSHEV, F.F.,
red.; SfUnRO, A.L., red.; SHEVCIWKO., G.N., tekhn. red.;
GUSEVA, A.P., tekhn. red.
fInternational econordc organizations; handbook] Mezhdunarod-
nye ekonoricheskie organizatsii; spravochnik. 2., dop. izd.
1-@oskva., Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 1108 p. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Akadeniya nauk SSSR. Institut mirovoy ekonomiki i mezhduna-
rodnykh otrosheniy-
(Intornational agencies-Handbooks, manuals,, etc.)

SOLODOVNIKOV, V.V.
Institute of Automatics ard Telemechanics, Acade:%v of Sciences (1945)
"Ccneerning an Applicatien of Operational Calculus to Dunamic Systems with Variable
Parameters$" No.12, 1945, Iz. Ak. Nark. SSSR. Otdely Tekh. Nauk
W52059019

Y. V. On an approximate method of Invest!.
gation o r-Tbe dynionics of it regulAting system or A
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following system. littil. Acad. Sci. I I RSS, CL Sd. .
iijilial I f@lidifi4mq, UkIng k1lowl) Illcoreml; as Ivell as
[Jzvc,itia Akad. Nauk SSSRJ 1945, 1179-1202 (1943).
fit- Pirrittifatea rtdcs of thianto which
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SOLCOOTNIFIOV P V. 111.
"The Frequency-response method in the tboory of regulation (a survey)
(in Russian), Avtomatika i Telemekhanika, 8, 65-88, 1947.

.... .......
USSR/Drives, Electric
Mathematics
Controls, Electric
Aur 1947
"Investigation of the Dyna-mics of Electric Drives, and a Systen. of Autcrntic Regu-
latLon by Means of Frequency Characteristics," 7 PP
"ElAtrichestvo" Vol IA'VII, No 4
A mathod oil using amplitude-phase characteristics for a full characteristic of
transitional processes in rej-:,ulation systens without calculating the roots of
til 'e characteristic eqtutions. The method is illustrated by a description of the
transitional process in the electric drive for stabilizing the taphole-stopping
machi-ne of a blast furnace tank.
6T51

6 @ )" -1- "'1 *-( !: '. " *.'
- k-I " ., I " @ . , . . . .
"Certain Methods of Studying Autoregrulation System," Dissertation, TH, 1940
Avtcmatika i TelerieklianiYa, 110. 5, 1948

SOMDOVItUov) V. V.
"Criteria of the Aaymptotic Stability of Nyquist." Zapieki Seminarapo
teorii uatovehivosti dvizhentla, Moscow, Izdaniye Akedemii) 1948, No. 3, pp-33-39
bibliography, 3 titles in footnotes (Red Banner Order of Lenin WIA imeni
14. Ye. Zhukovskiy).

Mar/Apr 19W
RegQlators, 31lectronic
Synchronous Machines
"APPliOatim or the Method of Logarithmic Fre-
quency Characteristics to Research on the Stability
and to Evaluation or the Quality or Servo and Regm-
lating Systems," V. V. Solodoynikay, Inst of Auto-
matics and Telemech, Acad Sol USSR, 12 pp
"Artomat I. Telemekh" Vol IX, No 2
Application or subject method to servo systamis vith
open circuits to determine the stability and quality,
vhloh characterizes the maxinum ampl#mde charac-
teristic of system vith closed circuit and the
interval for condnevnes, of frequamel". HwColl's
method or approximating loSsrithmic amplitude
characteristics vas used for calculations on.
servo systems. Submitted 21 Aug 1947.

AM um/zleotronics Jul/Aug 48
Regulators, Electronic
Mathematics, Applied
-Conditions Under Which Excessive Regalatlon Cana*
Exist In Large Quantities," V. V. Solodownikow,
Inst of Automatics and Telemsoh, Aoad Sci USSR,,
51 pp
OArtamatiks. I Telemakh" Vol II, No 4
In previous article (71%) author formulated
conditions which must be satisfied by a generalized
real frequency characteristic )( (W) In order t1mat
the regulating process shall be accomplished with-
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out orverregulation. Subsequent examination has
disclosed that these conditions, vhich vere stated
vithout proof,, denoteY not the absence of over-
regulation, but that it does not exceed a certain
Talue. A later article will be devoted to
establishing criteria for the absence of over-
regulation, Submitted 20 M&r 1948.

8010dovalkov, V. Criteria for the quality of a recul4tion.
ad, Nauk SSSR (N.S.) 60, 977-980 (1948).
(Russian)
The author considers the function f(l) rrpresented by the
integral
AO f s-V(x)*'Ws'
21ri -i.
where the path of integration is the imaginary axis indented
to the right at the origin. This integral represents the solu-.
tion of a differential equation treated by the author in a
previous paper unavailable to the reviewer. From physical
considerations the function f(t) is required to satisfy the
conditions (2) 0Z-f(j);9Zj(j), 0;9j