SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TOLSTIKOVA, Z.D. - TOLSTNOGOV, N.A.

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GOLUEEVAp A.V.; TOLSTINVA, Z..D.; SIVOGRAKOVA, K.A.; BEZBORODKO, G.L.
Synthesis and polymerization of styrene derivatives. Synthesis
and polymerization of methyl derivatives of styrene. Plast.massy
no.7:8-9 163. (MA 16:8)
(Styrene) (Polymerization)

ACCESSION NR; AT4010225 S/3056/63/000/000/0060/0063
AUTHOR: Kurpakov, Yu. A.; Tolstobrov, a. Ya.
TITLE: The accuracy of wind velocity measurements by a photoelectric anemograph
from a high tower
SOURCE: Issledovanlye nizhnego 300-metrovogo sloya atmosfery*. Moscow, 1963,
60-63
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology*, wind velocity, wind velocity measurement, anemograph,
photoelectric anemograph, electromechanical contact anemograph, anemometer
ABSTRACT: ~A total of 886 10-minute series of observatio'ns of wind velocity, made
at 2 separate locations at different times by means of a photoelectric anemo-
graph, were compared with similar records from an electromechanical contact
anemograph in order to permit a comparative evaluation of the two instruments.
Graphs are presented showing the distribution of error in the two cases and the.
relationship between error and wind velocity. The results showed that the ac-
(0-5 meters/sec. + 3% of the
curacy of the new photoelectric anemograph Is'l
measured velocity) at wind velocities below 3 ;/sec. and + 2% at higher wind
velocities, compared to + (0-5 m/sec. + 5%) and + 3%, res-pectively, for the con-
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tact anemograph. The deviation between the 2 sets of measurements did not exceed
1.5% when values were averaged every 10 minutes, and the shift in cali.bration of
the photoelectric anemograph over the course of a year did not exceed 5%. For'
this reason, a single average calibration curve could be used, considerably facl-
litating the processing of experimental data. 'IF. Ya.K)Inov and V. V. Poltavskly
took part in the studies of the accuracy of.the measurements of wind velocity by
the photoelectric anemograph." Orig. art. has: 4 figures and I table.
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KACHURIN., L.G.; T~PL$TODROV, B.Ya.; YALYNYGIIEV, N.S.
Stationary photoelectronic anemogradiograph with an auto-
matic digital device for averaging the results of measure-
ments. Trudy len. gidromet. inst. no.15:137-1" 163.
(MIRA 17:1)

TOISTOBROV, B.Ya.
Installation for automatic racording of ths vertical profile
of wind. Trudy Len. gidromet. inst. no.15:153-160 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
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KACHURIN, L.G.; TOLSTOBROV, B.Ya.; USHAKOV, V.M.; YALYNYCIIEV, N.S.
Stationary automatically self-balancing thermogradiograph.
Trudy Lan. gidromet. inst. no.15:161-170 163.
Unbalanced field thermogradiograph. Ibid.:171-179
(MIRA 17:1)

TOISTOBROV, A.Ya.
Automatic differential balance graph. Trudy Ion. gidromet.
inst. no.15:180-186 163. (MIRA 17:1)

TOLSTOBROV, D.P., lnzh.
PrIactice in inspection work. Bezop.truda v prom. 4 no.10:28-
30 0 l6o. (MIRA 13: 11)
1. Nachalinik Upravleniya Kuzuetskogo okruga Goagortekhnadzora
RSFSR.
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TGLS-'OBROY, V.
Transportation. Grazhd.av. 13 no.10:39 0 158. (MIRA 11:11)
(Transportation, Automotive)

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AUTHOR
TITLE: Transportation Shortage (Dela dorozhnyye ....
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya a-Viatsiya, 1958, Nr 10, p~ 39 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author complains that since his aviation unit., formerly
stationed at Yakutsk, was transferred elsewhere, the personnel
still residing in Yakutsk (twd-thirds of the force) is unable to
obtain adequate transportation to work by bus. There is only one
bus seating
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VASSEEZWT, I.M.1 YEMKI240VA, M.I.; MARA14ZIN, A.I.; MMOSLAIISKIY, A.S.;
TOLSTO'GUZOV, A.D.; FC14MAp Ye.A.
1 %---
Continuous method of precipitating basic nickel carbonate
with complex automation of the process. Met. met. 37 no.12z
25-31 D 164 (MIRk 18v2)

TOISTOGUZOV, N.V.
Laboratory investigation of silicon reduction from liquid Mits.
IZV.Vyi3.ucheb.zav.; chern.met. 8 no.6:68-71 165- (MIRA 18:8)
1. Sibirskiy metallurgicheskiy institut.

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Kirevey
TITLE: Synthesis of 1~~l riS 0 cZ eZ osp~o~i t~Llates
i-SOURCE.-. Plasticheskiye massy, no. 7, 1963, 24-28
a TOPIC TAGS: polyphosphonitrile chloride, ELIkoxyph6sphonitrile chloride, alk
OXV.-
phosphonitrilate, Dolydio;,yarilenephosphonitrilate
-ABSTRACT: Hydrolytica-Uy stable polyinere of types A and Bx
Cl
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synthesized by the following methods: 1) Condensation of phosphonitrile chloride:.!
(PNC) Ttrimer or oily oligomers-with dihyd-ric phenols (4,41-~is6iFiopylidenecliphenol:,*-
resorcinol, or- hydroquinone). The reaction with the trimer proceeds at a high
rate in high-boiling solvents (e.g., nitrolbenzene), at 2000 or higher under dry
nitrogen or in Inert solvents in the pro-conce of tertimi7. wainea (quinollue,
pyridlQ at 130C. The oligommerz react at 130r, In eblorobenzene solution. Poly-~
mers of types A and B are formled simultaneously in ratios which depend on the
onditions fconcentration, starting-meterial ratio, and reaction time).
synihesis c
Condensation of PING trimer with diatommic phenolates of the dihydric phenols. :1
Tbe reaction prozeedo at a high rate in inert media at 130C and yields mainly
polymers of tYpe D, 3) Traniiesterification of alkoxyphoaphonitrile chloridea !
or alkoxyphosphonitrilate trimers with dihydric phenols, yielding products of
type A or B. Both types are heat- and fire-resistant end hydrolytically stable.
Polymers of type A a-re linear low-molecullar (800-1000) products soluble in most
organic solvents. and curable at 200C or hioier, They can be used in varnish
coatings and: glass -reinforced plastics. Polymers ~of type D are branched or
'Cross-linked, depending on the s.,ynthosin conflitions. They are, fusible, and in.
soluble in aromatic hydrocarbons, bul, ant P_ certedn ritagre dissolve in polar sol-
vents; they can be cured with pe-raforrialdehyde or hexemethylenetetramine. Articles
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of echr-nical prepe&Uee; but poor elas-
made with polymers +-ype B exhibit good, r
*,icit7 and aftealou to met&lflo The polyinerg can be used to n0e molded articlell
and glass-rcinforced plastics. The presence of Amationalgroups* (hydroxyl,
alkoN-1, chlorine atoms �a phosphonitrile grouiz) makes it possible to imprwve
esized polymers by m
the adhesion anclImechadical properties of the,synth odifica-
]~P-n5,15,9ED_6, E-40) or pA!7,~jide-r-48 resins: In turn, the heat
tion w:Lth_gR0__x_y
?1peroz can be 'Improved by rodification Vith poly-
and t~~Syqaiqtance oO.other y
mers of type A and B.'_ 3 formulai.
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ZHII,IUKHIN, S.M.; -TOLSTOGUWV,. V.B.; BELYKH, S.I.
Reaction of phosphonitrile chloride -with diphenylailanediol. Zhur.neorg.
khim. 9 no.1:134-139 'Ja 161.. (MIRA 17.-2)

ZHIVUKHIN, S.M.; TOLSTOGUZOV, V.B.; KIREYEV, V.V.
Synthesis of polymeric polydihydroxyarylene phoBphoni-trilates.
Plast.massy no.7s24-28 163. (MIRA 16.8)
(Phosphonitrile chloride) (Phenols)

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AUTHOR: _To Candidate of Technical Sciences and Kramarov,
A-M., Dr. of Technical Sciences, Prof.
TITLE: The Effect of Phosphorus and Manganese on the Temper Brittleness
of Chromium,-Nickel Steel. (Vliyaniye fosfora i margantsa na
otpusknuyu khrupkost' khromonikelevoy stali).
PERIODICAL: Metallovedenie i obradotka metallov, 1957, No. 2, pp. 32-39
(U.S.S.R.)
A13STRACT: The authors studied the effect of phosphorus and manganese on
the susceptibility of chromium-nickel steel to temper brittleness.
Twenty ingots weighing about 18 kg each were produced in a
100 kg are furnacep their respective chemical compositions
being given in Table 1, P. 32. To eliminate the affect of tech-
nological factors, the ingots were cant from the 4w melt with
P contents of up to 0.035%; the metal .from the furnace was
subsequently poured into two ladles "*d approximately 0.1% Fe-P
powder was poured into one of the ladies. After solidification,,
the ingots,were cooled in said, heated to 1200-12500C and then
Gard=IX& used for forging blanics of 601x 60 mm. cross section. Subsequently,

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TITLE: The Effect of Phosphorus and ManganeBe on the Temper Brittleness
of Chromium-Nickel Steel. (Vliyaniye fosfora i margantsa na
otpusknuyu khrupkost' khromonikelevoy stali).
20 x 20 mm rods were forgedq from which notch impact specimens
were made. For determining the influence of F and Ma on.
the development of brittleness during slow cooling, the blanks
o# twelve melts were hardened in oil after holding for one hour
at 84(fC and then tempered at 6001C for two hours. After the
tempering, a part of the blanks were cooled in water, while
t~8 others were cooled in the furnace at & cooling speed of
20 C/hr. The results of the impact tests are given in Table 2;
Table 3 contains data on the effect of phosphorus on the suscep-
tibility to temper brittleness of Mo containing Cr-Ni Steel.
Table 4 contains data on the tendency to temper brittleness o;
Mo containing steals on the basis of tests carried out at -60 C.
Fig. 1 is the graph expressing the effect of phosphorus on the
tendency to temper brittleness of steel of various manganese
contents. Fig. 2 shows the effect of Mh on the tendency to
Card--R* temper brittleness of steel containing about 0.03% P. Fig. 3

129-2-6,,"10
TITLE: The Effect of Phosphorus and Manganese on the Temper Brittleness
of Chromium-Nickel Steel. (Vliyaniye fosfors, i margantsa na
otpusknuyu. khrupkost' khromonikelevoy stali).
shows the effect of P on the tendency to temper brittleness
of steel. Fig. 4 shows the effect of the tempering temperature
on the impact strength of the tested steals. Fig. 5 shows the
change of the minimum tempering temperature as a function of the
P and Mn content in the steel. Fig. 6 shows the influence of
long duration holding at 50CPC on the impact strength of heat
treated steel. Fig. 7 shows the influence of the test temperature
on the impact strength. The authors investigated the influence
of P and Mn on the development of tanper brittleness in
slow cooling, the influence of P and Mn during tempering
of steel in the brittleness zone, the tendency to develop brittleness
in steel with low contents of P and Mn and they also investigated
the causes of temper brittleness. As regards to the causes of
temper brittleness, the authors only review existing views;
they do not possess direct experimental data which would permit
answering the question of how the P participates in makIng
QKRM the steel brittle, i.e.,whather by separating out along the

129-2-6AO
TITLE.- The Effect of Phosphorus and Manganese on the Temper Brittleness
of Chromium-Nickel Steel. (Vliyaniye foafora i margantsa na
otpusknuyu khmpkostl khromonikelevoy stall).
boundaries of the austenitic range, by forming finely dispersed
phosphides or by enrichment of the boundary zones. It'is concluded
that even in steels with a low content of Cr-Ni, F has a strong
infLuence on the tendency to develop temper brittleness. The
influence of P increasessharply with an increasing manganese
content. Manganese increases rapidly the tendency of Cr-Ni
steel to develop temper brittleness with high P contents
(above 0.03%); with low P contents (below 0.01%) its influence
is considerably weakened. Increase in the P content (0.01
to 0.3% or of the Mn content from 0.1-0.2 to 0.5-0.7%) increases
the temperature range in which temper brittleness develops.
Reduction of the contents of P and Mn in steel permits
reduction of the tempering temperature during heat treatment
and thereby to improve the combination of mechanical properties.
Steel with a low content of P and Mn does not show a tendency
to temper brittleness at ordinary testing temperatures; at reduced

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TITLE: The Effect of Phosphorus and MEnganese on the Temper Brittleness
of Chromium-Nickel Steel. (Vliyaniye fosfora i margantsa na
otpusknuyu khrupkost' khromonikelevoy stali).
(below freezing point) test temperatures its tendency to temper
brittleness does not exceed the temper brittleness of ordinary
Cr-Ni-Mo steels. To save Mo it is advisable
to establish a sliding scale related to the contents of Mo as
a function of the P content. Aparently P participated directly
in processes which cause the development to temper brittleness.
This appears to be the case as a result of the effect of low
P contents on the coarsening of steel, as a result of the
dependence of Mo and Mh on the P content in the steel
and as a result of the change in the temperature range of the
brittleness as a function of the P content.
The text contains 4 tables, and 7 sets of graphs. There are
15 references, of which 10 are Slavic. I
ASSOCIATION: Siberian Metallurgical Institute (Sibirskiy metallurgichesky
institut'i
-04W~6

TOLSTOGUZOV, N.V.
Silicon reduction in the smelting of manganese alloys in a
continuous process. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.,- chern. met. 8 no-4:83-
go 165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Sibirskiy metallurgicheskiy institut.

EDNERAL, Fedor Prokoplyevich; FILIPPOV, Anatoliy Fedorovich;
KRAKAROV) A.D.p prof.p doktor tekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
TOLSTOGUZOVP VIN., dots., kcand. telchn. nauk.,, retsenzent;
retsenzent; VIM;TAKOV, A.V., retsenzent;
KATS, L.N.p retsenzent; SHVEDOV, L.V., red.; ROZENTSVING,
Ya.D., red. izd-va; MIKHAYLOVA, V.V., tekhn. red.
(Calculations on the electrometallurgy of steel and ferro-
alloys]Raschety po elektroretallurgii stali i ferrosplavov.
Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Moskva, Metallurgizdat, 1962. 230 P.
(MIRA 15:12)
(Steel-Electrometallurgy)
(Iron alloys--Electrometallurgy)

KRAMOV, A.D.; TOISTOGUZOVp N.V.; ZARVIN, Ye.Ya.; TI*1EW4kfl, V.P.; LEVIN,
A.M.;
Making manganese alloys from Use. deposit manganese ores. Izv. vyS.
ucheb. zav.; chern. met. nosl2s46-54 1~0. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Sibirskiy metal-lurgicheskiy institut.
(Usa Valley-Manganese ores)
(Mapganese alloys-Metallurgy)

TOISTOCU ',OV, N.V.
Reduction of iron, Fhosphorus, and manganese from manganese slags.
Izv. v-ys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 8 no.2:68-72 165.
(MIRA 18:2)

,-.NV.; GUROVO A.K.; IZVINt A.M.;
ZARVIN, Ye.ya.; KRAMILROV9 A.D.; TOIZIOGUZON,
TD2CRMANq V.P.
Use of silicomanganse- made of Usa ores for the reduagion of
steel. Izv. vyo. uaheb. zav.; chern. met6 no.12:55-62 160.
(MIRA 14: 1)
1. Sibirskiy metallurg~cheskiy inatitut.
(Usa Vallev-Cre- deposi-4m)
(Siliam-manganese alloys)

TOISTO=)V N. V., WHOVALOV, K. N.1 GIAZOVI A. N., 11~, L. I., Dk','IWV, F. M1.1
and GUDA=CE, M. G.
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"Vacuum Treatment of the MI 15-Steel. and. Comarical, Edxperience of
the Vacuum Transformer Treatmant."
paper presented at Second SMosium on the Application of Vacuum 1! Metauxwgy.
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Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 9, p 268 (USSR)
AUTHORS: %J2 uzov, N.V., Kramarov, A.D.
TITLE: On the Nature of Failure in Brittle Steel (0 kharaktere razru-
sherliya khrupkoy stali)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Metallovedeniye i term. obrabotka. Moscow, Metal-
lurgizdat, 1958, pp 112-121
ABSTRAI-IT: A study is made of the effect of temper brittleness upon the
nature of failure of Cr-Ni steel of the following percentage com-,
position: C 0.30-0.43, Cr 1.3-1.5, Ni 2.8-3.34. Etching of
fractures for 5 minutes in saturated picric-acid-in-ether solu-
tion makes it possible to distinguish differences in grain bound-
ary structure in the brittle and the ductile states. Study of the
etchability of the grain and the nature of failure in the speci-
mens showed temper brittleness to be induced by processes
occurring on the boundaries of what had been the austenite
grain. When temper brittleness has developed, fracture occurs
along the grain boundaries, whereas in the ductile condition it
is in the grain. 1. Chromium-nickel steel--Failure 2. Hardness--t4etG.__'1=
Card 1/1 effects 3. Grains (Metallur-gy)--Structural analysi-s F.U.
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AUTHORS: Zhivukhin, S. M., Tolstoguzov, V. B.
TITLE: Phosphonitryl Chloride, Its Synthesis, Properties, and Use.
Report No.l. Synthesis of Phosph~onitryl Chloride
PERIODICALt Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 12, pp. 14 - 16
TEXT: This is a survey of publications dealing with phosphonitryl
chloride (PNC). It polymerizes to give a rubber-like material - a so-
called "inorganic rubber". The course of this polymerization, the
properties and the application of this material are described in recent
publications and patents. PNC was later on obtained from PC1 5and NH 4C1,
but in poor yields. Yields can be considerably increased when performing
the reaction in an autoclave, or Using tetrachloro ethane as solvent, or
applying a protective layer of NH 4 Cl. In some variants of this method,
a 52.6% yield of the trimer and a 25% yield of the tetramer, referred to
theoretical yields, could be obtained. By means of the two newest methods
suggested in 1957 also high yields are obtained. One of them is based
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Properties, and Use. Report No.l. Synthesis B0201BO66
of Phosphonitryl Chloride
upon the reaction of NH4Cl with PC15 in tetrachloro ethane in the presence
of quinoline as catalyst, and yielded 35 - 40% trimer, 55 - 60% heptamer,
and 0 - 5% tetramer and other polymers. The other method bases upon the
reaction of a solution of PCI in methylene chloride with liquid ammonia,
I ~ 5
in which a mixiure of the trimer and tetramer and 0 - 5% of other polymers
were obtained. The physiological properties of the product are given, the
principal features of the separation of the polymer homologs and their
purification are briefly described. The analytical methods for the
resultant products are briefly described, and the results obtained by the
laboratory of the kafedra organicheskikh i elementoorganicheskikh
vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy, MKhT1 imeni Mendeleyeva (Department of
Organic and Elemental-organic High-molecular Compounds of the Moscow
Institute of Chemical Technology imeni Mendeleyev) with respect to PrC
synthesis and the properties of the resultant reaction products are
given. There are 47 references: 1 Soviet, 9 US, 12 German, 23 French,
3 British, and 1 Japanese.
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AUTHORS: Zhivukhin, S. M., Tolstoguzov, V. B., Meytin, Yu. V.
TITLE: Phosphonitryl chloride rubber
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 3, no. 3, 1961,
414-419
TEXT: The aging of phosphonitryl' chloride (PNC)rubber has already been
repeatedly investigated, but, as remarked by N. L. Paddock (Ref. 7: Chem.
and Ind., 1960, 91-92), it has not yet been fully cleared. It was there-
fore the purpose of the present work to investigate the aging and the
stabilization of PNC rubber. First, the trimer (PNC1 2)3 was synthetized
from PC~ and NH 4Clpurified by recrystallization and distillation, after
which it was polymerized for 6 hr at 320 0 C. Experiments confirm the fact
that HC1 is liberated during aging, corresponding to an equation (reac-
tion with the water of moist air with formation of P-O-P cross links)
suggested by H. Specker (Ref. 6: Angew. Chem. L, 299-303, 1953). The
infrared spectroscopic analysis of the films offresh and aged rubber
Sligo
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applied to KBr by means of a UR-10 spectrograph confirms; 1) The occurrence
of a band corresponding to the P-O-P bond during aging. 2) The decrease
of the intensity of the P-N band and occurrence of NH bands as a result
of destruction. Furthermore, a displacement of the P=N bands with increa&-
ing molecular weight from 1340 cm-1 (molecular weight 2.10 ) to
1360 cm-1 (molecular weight 1.106) was observed. Pycnometrically, an
increase in specific weight (from 1.77 to 2.02) was found, which takes
place within 8 days. By X-ray analysis, this effect could be explained
as crystallization. Conforming with the data of the increase in specific
weight, a duration of the crystallization_of ~70 hr was found. The melt-
ing point of the crystals was between 30 40 C. By weighing, the effect
produced by aging upon weight was investigated. With 100. moisture, the
iricrease in weight was 1.4% after 200 hr, and 7.9% after 300 hr. This
change in weight, however, depended on the ratio between the cross section
of the specimen and its surface. The authors found: y - 0? - PYP
= -0-111F - 0-7946 + 1.22 (4). Here, P is the initial weight, P T after
T hr, F the area of the cross section, cm29 6 the thickness in mm. From
this e uation it follows that aging is a diffusion process proceeding from
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the siarface. 40 stabilizers were examined and the degree of stabilization
K was determined: K = y PAy P - Ystab ), where yP is the loss in weight
of pure rubber according to Eq.(4), and y stab is the loss in weight of
otabilized rubber. Table 2 shows the results obtained by means of some
stabilizers. There are 5 figures, 2 tables, and 11 references:
1 Soviet-bloc and 10 non-Soviet-bloc. The 1 reference to English-language
publication is given in the text of the abstract.
ASSOCIATION: Xhimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im. D. I. Mendeleyeva
(Chemotechnical Institute imeni D. I. Mendeleyev)
SUBMITTED: July 7,'1960
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"pa 6rap % Topa Willi Hanoallu,

TaIMIX0110BUrl Itay.-lyli 0.98 flonumowelinn (9) 6,8 0,89
(5~CTCOPaT 611PUR 3,7
. 0,93 ShA03 5.0 0.90
Cj)C'10IlpnT 011011a 3
.0 0.00 Cr-0, 43.0 0.89
(-001,T06OP11.111 fille,10TR 7.0 0,90 Clio 40.0 0,81
(9CUBPaT ROAMIM 2.8 0.89 Pho, 30,0 0,72
(I)JIMIDIHIIIAODUTI CIDIPT 8,0 0,89 Sb.
43,0
0,76
Stabilizer
Legend to Table 2: 1 or filler. 2) Quantity of stabilizer.
3) Silicon rubber. 4 Barium ste
~ arate.- 5) Tin stearate. 6) Ortho-boric

acid. 7) Cadmium stearate. 8)
Poly
inyl alcohol.
v
9) Polyu
rea.
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ZHIVUKHIN, S*M.; TOLSTOGUZOV, VJ,
phosphonitrile chloride) its preparation, properties,, md ubas.
Report, Noj: Practical utilization of phosphonitrile chloride
polymers. Plastemassy no-5t26-28 161. (MA jj+:4)
(1hosphonitrile chloride)

ZIIIVUKIIIN, S.M.; TOLSTOGUZOV, V.B.; LbVITSKIY, M.M-
Syntheeis of phosphonitrile chloride. Zhur.neorg.khim. 6 no.10:
2414-2416 0 '61. (P~,osphonitrile chloride) (mlrti~ ito)

ZHIVUKHIII, SiM.j TOISTOGUZOV, V.B.
Fhosphonitrile chloride., its production., propertiesy gInd uses.
Report No.2: Chemical properties e phosphonitrile chlorides.
Plast.me.asy no 4:14-17 '61- - (MIRA 14:4)
iPhosphonitrile chloride)

TOLSTOGU
wFlastics" by-J.Joussp-t. Reviewed by V.Tolstoguzov. Plazt.-
massy no.4:79 162. (MIRA 15:4)
(Plastics) (Jousset, J.)

TOLSTOGUZOV, V.
"Polymeric materials" by C.C.Winding, G.D.Hiatt. Reviewed by
V.Tolstoguzov. Plast.massy no.4s79 162. (K:RA 15:4)
(Polymers) (Winding, C. C.) (Hiatt, G. D.)

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AUTHORS. Zhivukhin, S. M., Tolatobuzov, V. B., Ivanov, A* I.
TITLE: Reaction of phosphonitrile chlorides with silanols,
oilanolates, and hexaalkyl disiloxane
PLRIODIC,~L: Zhurnal neoraMlichookoy khimii, V. 79 no- 9P 1962,2192-2199
TEXT: Tests with triethyl and triphenyl silanoles and Na silanolates
were unjuccessful but proved that PNC12 attaokB the Si-O-Si bond. Hence
hexaethyl disiloxane which contains one Si-O-Si bond was made to reaot
at 2300C with PNC12trimer (molar ratio 6:1). Substitution was obtained.
Chrd 1/3

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Reaction f _0q.9plippitrile chlorides ... B144 B101
(CALS, -,O-SI(C4HS)3 SIK41ish
(C3H),SLCI +
C-P=Nl
PN3CI,' +n[(cth)3Stlo-PaNk~61CC2N)ala"D(e-Q + fACCA)3SICI
a)
X

XP~NkIDUCAhl, C N-)
&

.10-
a~ Polymerization.
=N-3
b aross-lihking-

ded rubberlike 'or
and yi6i OSI(c2t-W3
powder-like polymer
produces, the latter being
.
_
non-hydrolizable, having r oughly the formula
-
_
EPN~OU(C2fi .~0
111
5)312]x - [1-14c1
Izf where x,
Z y, and z are derived Crom
-
the Si and Cl contents: x depends on tho de~,ree of C1 substitution %.,hich
'
rises in polymerization. be 3000C
tween 260 and with increasing temperaturei
y is determined by the bre aking of siloxy groups and z by the content in
nonsubstituted CI atoms. There are 6 figures and I table.
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1157 502- 0 9 D235/D302
4 y, Pj~ M.
AUTHORS: Zhivukin, S~ M., Tolst2gai2Z..V. B. and Levitsk.L
TIT1E: Certain properties of oily oligomers of phosphon-itrile
chloride
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 35, no. 2; 1962; 290-295
TEXT: The composition and structure of oligomers of phosphonitrile
-ies of high molecular polymeric products
chloride and the propert - L
obtained from them are studied. The oligomers were obtained by re-
-L-h NH C1 in a medium of chlorobenzene in the presence
acting PC15 w t 4 -
of quinoline. The trimer and tuetramer were removed from the oligo-
mers by extraction with petroleum ether. The yield of oligomers was
.L -s P - 24.96 ~
40 - 45~4 and the composition was within the limit r- -2r-.4%,
N - 12.01-111.74%, C1 - 59.063.62.5%. The molecular weight was 1170 -
1390 and titration of a fraction of molecular weight 11200 showed a
-e the ccm-
minimum of thrQe polymer homologues. In order to elucidat
position The infra-red spectrum in the frequency range 400 - 3800
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Certain properties of ... D235/D302
was studied. The groups P=--N, OH and NII were dis,,;crprp-d but not
P-H or P OH. The considered oligomers witli a degree of polyra,,,r-,zq-
ttion of 10 to 12 have the following structure,
cl ci c I cl
I I I I
C! - P = N -- P =- N P N P = NH
cl n
and a portion of the molecule must have the strUr--ture
c~
cl c 1. C-1
C I P = N P ~~ N P N ... P N
U1 n G
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Certain properties of D235/D302
The oligomers were subjected to polymerization in a glass ampoul.e,
for 4 hours at 192, 210, 226, 245 and 2600C. On increasing the tem-
perature, consistency of the products changed from a brown paste
to a dark brown or black resinous material possessing low adhesion
to glass. Density of the samples after extraction with chloroform
was found to be 1.58 - 1.66 at 200C. The was no r 'elationship be-
tween density and temperature of polymerization. A linear relation-
ship was found between the composition of the soluble fraction and
the temperature of polymerization which can be written:
Msol.fract. x 100 = 175 0.57 to
Msample
The authorsalso studied 'swelling of the msin and discovered that
the degree of swelling decreased with increasing temperature of
polymerization. Ageing of the elast 'omers was considered concluding
that the change in weight of the samples during ageing was mainly
due to absorption of moisture from the air followed by reaction
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Certain properties of ... D235/D302
with the resin with the elimination of HC1; this hydrolysis takes
place more quickly the larger the quantity of oily oligomers con-
tained in the resin. The poly-acid formed changes to -the more
stable tetracompound. There are 6 figures and 5 references: 2 So-
viet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to the English-lan-
guage publications read as follows: L. F. Audrieth, R. F. Steed-
man and A. D. F. Toy, Chem. Rev., 32, 109, 1943; N. L. Paddock,
and H. T. Searle, Advances in inorganic chemistry and radiochemis- V~
try, 1, 347, 1959; N. L. Paddock, Endeavour., 19, 75, 134, 1960.
SUBMITTED: December 26, 1960
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B1 10YB138
AUTHORS: Zhivukhin, S. M., Tolstoguzov, V. B.
TITLE: Production of phosphorus nitryl cb1oride
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 1, 1962, 19 - 23
TEXT: A method is developed for the industrial production of phosphorus
nitryl chloride according to nPCI5 + nTTH4Cl---~,(PNC12). + jnHCl + 120
kcal/mole. The trimer (II) produced in the experiments contained tetraraer
(I) impurities, was crystalline (m. 108 - 11400, had a slight odor and
almost imperceptible irritant properties. Vapor pressures between
75.2 - 114.9 OC and 114.9 189-30C were determined from log P = 11-187
-5979/T and log P = 8.357 2880/T, respectively. Heat of vaporization
was 13.2 kcal/mole, heat of sublimation 18.2 kcal/mole, and heat of fusion
5.0 kcal/mole.0 The eutectic mixture 11 (0.65 - 0.7 molar parts) + I melts
at 89.0 - 89.5 C. Best solubility of II is in benzene (55.0 g11OO g), and
of I in CCl 4' Molecular weight of II is 340 - 450Ns. It decomposes in
moisture, is not corrosive, and can be stored for ever. The resulting
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'roduction of pho.,,pl-ioruf- nitryl... B110/D1313
dark yellow-to-bro-an oi-Ly liquid (D 20 2.01; at. ('A00C, 10
14 - 5 = 1 - 5857 11'72 N; mean
nD 13 1) 2 ; 2 4 - %;o P ; 5 9 . 6 3yo C I ; 11 - 7 4i,, 7
degree of polymerization: 10 - 12) is a mixture of higher polymer homologs
(PNC1 2)n , n >4, soluble in benzene, toluene, xylene, acetone, and
insoluble in water, acetic acid, and petroleum ether. The higher homologs
have better solubility in benzene than the lower ones. The optimum solvent
chlorobenzene (1.65 1.75 liters/kg of PCl 5) melts near the optimum
boiling point (128 1300C) causing violent agitation. The optimum molar
L
ratio of NII4Cl to PC1 5 is 1.15 - 1.17. Opti-um synthesis period is
8 - 12 hro in the r)resence of 0.100 - 0.163 moles of quinoline per mole of
MI. The trimer yield decreases an-J the mean polymerization deL-Iree
increases in 12 hr2. The reaction is at firsi, violent, bulk conversion
takes Dlace after 7 - 8 lira, and then IM is separated. The otart.ing
materials are put into enameled vezsel 2 (Fiu,-. 2) with reflux condenser 3.
The serar--ted IICI Fas is collected in 5, the reaction mixture is cooled
to room temperature, and quinoline hydrochloride and the Cl excess are
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Production of phosphorus nitryl... B110/B138
filtered off at 6. C6H 5C1 is distilled off in 8 and recycled. In 11,
the oily residue is separated into phosphorus nitryl chloride and oil.
The crystals are dissolved in petroleum ether, and the saturated solution
is passed through filter 16. Partial distillation of the petroleum ether
occurs at 18, and the trimer is crystallized in 20. It is centrifuged at
21, and the mother liquid passes into 18 again. The purified trimer (42%
related to PC1 5) is separated from the tetramer by fractional vacuum
distillation, crystallization, or by CH 3OH. The oil is passed to 22
(Fig. 3), dissolved in benzene, preCiDitated by petroleum ether, and left
standing for 6 hrs. The bottom layer is pure oil, and the top layer isoa
mixture of solvents containing impurities. It is distilled at 80 - 100 C
in 24. The oil yield is 40 - 42%. Quinoline hydrochloride and NH 4C1 from
6 (Fig. 2) are rendered weakly alkaline in 27 (Fig. 4) by 2Y1- NH 4 OH:
W
+ Nil3 0) + NH4Cl.
N-11C1 N
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Production of phosphorus nitryl... B110/B138
stirring, and the mixture is left standing for 2 - 3 hro. The solution
of quinoline in benzene is passed to 29, dried with KOH for 24 hre,
filtered and distilled in 30. For I kg of phosphorus nitryl chloride,
1.96 k_g of PC1 5t 0.59 kg of NH4Cl, and 0.19 kg of quinoline are used.
There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 5 references: 2 Soviet and 3 non-Soviet.
The two references to English-language publications read as follows: 11. N.
Stokes, Am. Chem. J., 1 , 782 (1897). 11. L. Paddock, Brit. Plast., 31,
no. 11, 473, 494 (1958_~-
Fig. 2. Flow chart for phosphorus nitryl chloride production (production
and separation of polymer homologs). '
Legend: (a) vapor; (b) vacuum; (c) brine; (d) nitrogen; (e) water; (f)
HC1; (g) trimer for purification; (h) Fig. 3; (i) chlorobenzene; (k)
quinoli.ne; (1) petroleum ether; (m) oil.
Fig. 3. Purification of the olly liquid.
Legend: (a) of 12 and 16, Fig. 2; (b) petroleum ether; (c) benzene; (d)
solvent for rectification; (e) vapor; (f) vacuum; (g) oil.
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ZHIVUKHINI S.M.; TOISTOGUZOVp V.B.
Production W uses of phosphonitrile chlorides and their
derivatives. Plast.masay n0,5:24-27 163. (KMA 16t6)
(Yhosphonitrile chloride)

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AUTHOR, Zhi-vukhir., S. s t oqu., oy Kir-eyev, V.-V.,, A-Iova, N. V.;
Gera:5imer-ko, L T .-; Yakobson,
TITLE: Thermal stability oF poly /iihydroxf-3r~lenephosphor~itriles7
PI

ACCESSION NR: AP4046897
residues; polymers preDared with resorcinol also showed somewhat hiqlier stabilily
than those containing hydrcquinrane. The infrared spectra of thE de radation pro-
duczs were characterized by increasea absorption in the 940-990 cm-7 band. Potv-
mers ccnt,iin1nq resorcino! and hrd7r,,-,!jir-o-ne s.,-kowed exotherrric Dea~a C
-Pnd'-,L racical. T Ile
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ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED; 00 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: OC, GC
NO REF SOY: 002 OTHER: 003
C,,,d 2/Z

AC-C Mt - - 000993 - -CA) - .. SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/022/0061/0061i
AUTHORS: Zhivukhin, S. M.; Kireyevv V, V.; Tolstoguzovi V. B.
ORGt none 17~
TITLE: A method for obtaining phosphonitrile E21,vm.Y.-.Nlass 39P No- 176420-
SOURCE: Byulletent izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov# no. 22, 1965t 61
TOPIC TAGS: polymer, polycondensation, organic phosphorus compound# phoophonitrile
ABSTRACT. This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining phosphonitrile
polymers by thermal condensation of phosphonitrile chlorides with dilxydroxyphenole.
To decrease the condensation temperaturof the phenole are used in the form of their
alkali metal salts. The condensation is carried out at temperatures not exceeding
150C-
SUB CODE: 11/ SUBM DATEc 11.Tan63
Card 1 1 UpCt 678-85-745.3

/ETC(m)-6 WIRM
AP6000996 SOURCE CODE I-UW02-81,765-166616~~1666iloo-62-
Zhivukhin, S. M.; Kire3revp V. V.; Z91-13toRuzov. V. B.
ORG: none
TITLE: A method for obtaining phosphonitrile polymer Class 39, No. 1 6 2
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteriiy i tovarnykh znakor, no. 22t 1965, 62
TOPIC TAGSt polymer, resin, phoBphonitrile, organic phosphorus compound
ABSTRA(jT: This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining phosphonitrile
polymers by partial or complete hydrolysis and (or) alcoholysis of chlorg-derivatives
of phosphoAitrile polymers. To obtain polymers of high thermostabili!Z,~fire
resistanceV?and adhesive properties, the polymer used consists of alternating
phosphoni'trile and oxvaromatile members, The,~obtained polymers are suitable for use as
llacq64finishing and bindeiPfor fiber glaos.plastics.
07
SUB CODE: W SUBM DATE: 21jan63
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UDC-

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ACC N" AP6011238 (A) soLyRcE CODE: UR/0413/66/ooo/oo6/0076/0076
I14VENTOR: Zhivulchin, a. M, ; ~W_j~ja-,gnX,_V, B. Kirayny, V. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparation of phosphorus-containing polyesters.1 Class 39,
No. 179928
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye znaki, no. 6,
1966, 76
TOPIC TAGS: polyester, pho%h7us qXtainin,3 polymer, transesterificat
j H05 #9're', 0-Lycaj-
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces-a method for preparing
phosphorus-containing polyesters by transesterification of phosphates
with glycols. To extend the variety of fire-resistantKaodified additiv
alkoxyphosphonitrilates and/or alkoxyphosphonit-r-l-le ohiorides7are
suggested as the phosphates. LLDJ
SUB CODE: ll/ STJBM DATE: llJan63/
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T 1-1 IP ~j)/TJET C(m) V~,I/Rtij
ACC ~R% AP6000974 SOUR~g CODE: UR/0286/65/000/022/0057/005
INVENTOR: Zhivukhin, S. M.; TolstMizov, V eye
Kir V.
V
none
TITLE: Met~od for preparing resins. Class 39, No. 176392
SOURCE: Byulletent izbbreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 22, 1965, 57
TOPIC TAGS: phospho polymer, epoxy
rus, 44-44., fire resistant M-4" ther-
mal stability, lacquer, glass reinforced plastic, ao" "uAY444.~J
L~ek
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a prppa;rative method for resins
involving phosphorus-containing polymers and epoxy resinsilvith heating., To obtain
polymers with good adhesi4 and mechanical properties, fire resistan=',' and thermal
stability, polymers consisting of alternating phosphonitrile and hydroxyaromatic
structures (polydibydroxyar7lenephosphonitrilates) [sic I were used as the phosphorus-
containing components. The amount of epoxy resin used does not exceed 50%. The
resins obtained are designed for use in lacquer coatingsKand in glass-reinforced plas
ties. 15 ~/Yjs~ [BNJ
SUB CODE: 1 01 SUBM DATE: 2lJan63/ -ATD PRESS- -41,1!5`7
UDC: 547.914t
678.643,42'5
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ZHIVIMMIN, S,,4.; TO!--")TOGUZ,,,)V,
React"On of tr'merl,- ph:)Sphonjtr-4--o c~7crfd=
and alcoholates, Zhur. neorg. khiv.. 10 j!

A U-1 HO R V. V.; Kireyev,
Tol-qto~uzov, V. B. Pisarenkc, V. V.
TITLE: %fPhenoxy)tvivhosLhonitri-*le chloride-
SOURCE: Zhurnal neorganicheskay khimii, v. 10, no. 3, 1965, TL2-714
r--CZ xj r 7 h -s pi, in th,~ !3 i 'ph -n c-v) r' ph p..

trig- an!
A7D PRESS: 3220
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AUTHOR: Zhiv-ukhin, S. M.; Tolstoguzov, V. B.; Yakobson, F. I.
7----------
M1
ORG- Wgj~Mi ln�tiW&of Cbe lml::, !m. D. I. Mendeleyev Wskovs;,ly khir.-dko-
y inst,
tekhnologicheski tut)
TITLE: Synthesis of polydioxyarylenephosphonitri atesi
EOURCE: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 8, no. It, 1966, 727-731
TOPIC TAGS: phosphonitrilate, esterification, polyeSterification
ABSTRACT: Polyester exchange reaction of hexabutoxytriphosphonitrilate with
diatomic phenols was carried out at the molar component ratio from I : 1 to 1 1.5.
The rate of polyester exchange depends on the concentration of the reaction mixture
and on the type of diatomic phenol- Resorsinal is somewhat more active in poly-
ester exchange. In the case of hydroquinone, products with higher substitution but
lower molecular weight are formed. Products which have a molecular weight of 3000
to 10,000 are easily soluble in alcohols and ketones and partially soluble in
Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 2 tables .
aromatic and aliphatc solvents. [Based on
authors' abstract] (NT)
SUB CODE: 11, 07/ SUBM DATE: ogmay65/ ORIG REF: 003/ OTH REF: 003
Card 1/1 UDC: 541-64+678.86

TOLSTOKOROVA, N.M.
First results of the work of obstetricians in aramining rooms. Ped.,
akush. i gin. 19 no.6:64 157. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Zhenskaya koneulltateiya (zav. N.M. Tftstokorova) polikliniche-
skogo Adela (zav. - Z.M. Novikova) bollnitay Stalinskogo rayons. g.
Klyeva.
(MEDICAL SCREENING) (TUMORS)

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and E), abortar,. ThQ pha,:7cs
were i7o_1_a1Td__So`t1-, from th~ or&ans of tl-.c fetu.-3es,
from vvhich brucclla cultures were obtained, and
front the organs of the fetuses, from -,r;hich no
brucellae were isolated. The phages could also be
isolated from the material taken from cows which
had aborted. The phage titers increased to 10-7 _ 10-10
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presen,ze of )-f-IjcOlla pilage In. all & the fctu:~Cs
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TOISTOLUPSKIY,G., kontr-admiral.
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(Radio--Installation on ships) 411~ .(MLRA 9:1)
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ACC NRt A146023228 SOURCE CODE: UR/9008/66/000/172/00002/00003
AUTHOR: Tolstolutsldy, G. (Rear Admiral)
ORG: none
TITLE: Electronic nerve of the Navy (Navy communication facilities)
SOURCE: Krasn,-ya zvezda, 27 Jul 66, p. 2, col. 4-7, p. 3, col. 1-4
TOPIC TAGS: naval equipment communication equipment, communication coding,
communication system
ABSTRACT: The author emphasizes the importance of perfect communication sys-
tems for the Armed Forces in the present era of modern warfare and discusses the
tendency to unification of systems. The specific requirements of the different
"branches make it necessary, however to provide each branch of services with its
own specific facilities. It is suggested that up-to-date communication systems of
the Navy should possess the following qualifications: 1) high viability and the capac-
ity to withstand the effects of thermonuclear missiles; 2) the capacity of receiving
and transmitting a large volume of information in a short time; 3) the capacity to
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perform secret "ship -to -shore" transmissions; 4) high noise immunity guaranteeing
the correct reception of information; 5) continuous communication with submarines;
6) predominance of telecode information in the operation of weapons and computers.
Moreover, the technique of automatic communication security has facilitated con-
tacts between senior and subordinate commanders reducing the time consumed for
this purpose by factors of several tens or even several hundreds. As a result, the
personal influence of the senior commander in the course of operations is greatly
enhanced. JDW]
SUB CODE: 0 9, 15 SUBM DATE: none/

TOISTOLUTSKIYt G.G., vitse-admiral
Use of communicationB and the commander. Mor. abor, 48
no.7t28-34 Jl 165. (MIRA 180)

JOWT-OLUS-KII, G.G., vitse-admiral
Communications, information, and automatic control In the
command of the armed forces. Yor.sbor. 46 no.5sl4-22 Mr 163.
OGRA 16 W
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ACCESSION NR: AP4012518 S/0056/64/046/001/0018/0027
AUTHORS: Naberezhny*kh, V. P.; Tolstoluzhskiy, V.'P.
TITLE: Concerning the Fermi surface of aluminum
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksper. i teoret. fiz., v. 46, no. 1, 1964, 18-27
TOPIC TAGSi aluminum, aluminum Fermi surface, aluminum majority
-carriers,, cyclotron resonance, effective mass anisotropy, Fermi sur-
face topology, Fermi hole surface, pocket of holes model, deHaas
vanAlphen effect
ABSTRACT: The effective-mass anisotropy of the majority carriers in
aluminum is derived from a study of cyclotron resonance in the three
principal crystallographic planes. To obtain a more reliable inter-
pretation of the experimental effective masses, a detailed electron-
ic-computer calculation was made of all possible resonance orbits
using the model of "nearly free electrons." Most-of the experimen-
tally observed effective masses can be identified with the calculated
masses for various orbits, thus offering good confirmation of many
topological properties of the Fermi surface. The anisotropy of the
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experimental cross section areas measurable from the deHaas-van
Alphen.effect was also calculated and it is concluded that cyclo-
tron resonance can sometimes yield more information than the deHaas-
var.Alphen effect. "The authors wish to thank Corresponding Member
of.AN UkrSSR A. A. GalXin for his continuous interest, as well as
M. K. Gol'dberg, A. 1. Kononenko, E. M. Lifshits, and V. D. Mil'man
of the Division of Functional Analysis and Computation Mathematics,
of the Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut nizkikb temperatur (Physico-
technical institute of Low Temperatures) AN UkrSSR for compiling the
algorithm and programming the problem. Orig. art. has; 8 figures and
4 formulas.
..ASSOCIATION: Fizikotekhnicheskiy institut nizkikh temperature AN-
U`krSSR (Physicotechnical Institute of Low T6mperatures, AN UkrSSR)
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1. TOTSTONOGt' Ya.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Horse Racing-Tashkent
7. Major racing trials. Konevodstvo 23 no. 1 1953.
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1. TOLSTONOG, YA.
2. US3R (6oo)
4. Tashkent--Horse Racing
7- Major racing trials, Konevodstvo, 23, No. 1, 1953-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April,
1953, Uncl.

FROLOV, V.; SYULIZYAKOV, T. (selo Styukhino, P4hvistnevskogo rayona,
Kuybyshevskoy obl.); TOLSTONOG Ya., inah.-okonomist
Readers' letters. Sell. stroi. 16 no.1:29-30 Ja t62.
(K[RA 16:1)
1. Glavnyy mekhanik Soveta Kurganskoy oblastnoy mezhkolkhoznoy
stroitellnoy organizatsii (for Frolov). ,
(Construction industry)

TOLSTONOG, Ya., inz44er-ekonomist
The virgin lands of Fergana. Sed~ib'stroi. 16 no.5:29 Yq 161.
.- I -,-, (MM 14:6)
1, Institut, Uzgiprosellelektro.
(Fergana-Construction industry)

TOLSTOROG, Ya., inzhener-ekonomist
Intordiotrict combines producing construction articles. Sol'.
stroi. 16 no.9:30 S 161. 1 (MIRA 14:9)
(Andizhm-i Province-Building materials industry)

VERNIKOVS~K~IYJY~.., k?nd.tekhn.riauk; TOISTONOG Ya. inzhener-ekonomist;
v I[.- NAV.ROV
y f I I
Readerst letters* Sell* stori.*no .6:30 Je 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Building-Technologi;2 innovations)

MUKIIANOV, F.; SINISOV, V.; MEUKH) M.; I~P;~qTONOQ,Ya., inzhener--okonomist
Readers' letters .. Sell. stroi. 17 no.4;28.Ap 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Starshiy inzhener treetA Orgsovkhozstroy (for Mikhanov).
2. Instruktor sellskokhozyaystvennogo otdela Sverdlovskogo
oblastnogo komiteta. Kommunisticheskoy partii Sovetskogo Soyuza
(for Sintsov). 3. Predsedatell Talitskoy mezliko4hoznoy stroitell-
noy organizatsii Sverdlovskoy Alasti (for Meukh).
(Building-Technological innovations )

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TOLSTONOG,.Ya,K.,.inzhener.
Damage .done by,jAgtc_of organization work. Izobr. v SSSR 2 no.4:41
AP ' 57, (KIRA 10:6)
(Inventions) (Industrial management)

TOLSTONOG, U.S.
At the Almalyk lead smelting works. Izobr.v SSSR 2 no.11:51-52
N '57. (YIRA 10:10)
(Uzbekistan--Lead industry)

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AUTHOR: Tolstonogqv,_A.-A.
TITLE: Synthesis of an exponentially stable optical system
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Mekhanika, Abs. 8A123
REF SOURCE: Tr. Kazansk. aviats. in-ta, vyp. 87, 1965, 181-186
TOPIC TAGS: dynamic programming, optics, optic system, stable optic system,
exponentially stable optic system, phase space, phase coordinate, self
conjugating operator, programming
ABSTRACT: An analysis is made of the problem of the analytical design of
optimum regulations with restraints on the phase coordinates. Two points
. X (J') - X" X, (0o) -0. are given in the phase space X. It is necessary
to determine the control which transforms to a minimum
1'i i(Cx, x) + (Du. M)J dl
2
0
where C and D are aelf-adjoint positive definite operators (n x n) and (m x m),
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respectively, from all the possible controls transferring the point from Xo to xj,
under the condition
g(2. 1)M (ax, X) fox;, xq)#-0-1*)'O'**.-:
where G is a self-adjoint positive definite operator (n x n), a to areal number, and
to is- the initial instant In time. [Translation of abstract] [SP]
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TOLSTONOCAN, 141. A.
TOLST-011100OV, 11. A.
Maikop; persDektirj razvitiia Kubano-Chernomor3kogo neftianogo raiOrla.
floskv2a, Gos. nauchn.-tekhn. neftianoe izd-vo, 1932. 87 P.
DLC: 09575-R8343
SO: LC, Soviet Geography, Part 1, 1951, Uncl.

TOLST01110GOV, N. A.
T)LSIYTJ0G-)V, N. A.
Ernba; itogi i perspektivy, raboty v Emben3kom reftenosnom raione. Moskva,
Gos. nauchn.-tekhn. #d-vo, 1931. 110 p. DLC.- 'rD9579.R83K5
SO: LCI Soviet Geography, Part 1, 1951, Uncl.

TOLSTNOGOV, N.A.
TOLSTNOGOV, X.A. Emba; itogi i perspektivy rab-2ty v Embenskom neftenosnom raione.
Moskva, Gostekhizdat, 1931. 110 P. DLC: HD9575-R83-75
SO- LC, Soviet Geography, Part II, 1951/Unclassified.