SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TURISHCHEV, I.YE. - TURK, ST.

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TURINTSEV, YU.1., kand. tek)m. nauk; VOLIK11111, B.A., gornyy inzh.; IMUSHATIN,
R.F., gornyy inzh.; TUMITSEVA, V.G., gorn3-y inzh.
Displacement of rocks and of the --cwd trurface &L-ing aining
operations at great depths of the Northern Karabash Deposit.
Gor zbur. no.7:54,-57 JI 164. OURA 17. 10)
1. Urallskiy nauelmo-issledovateltakiy i 1)royektnyy institut rodnoy
proqrshlennosti, Sverdlovsk.

TURII�HC , ...
7ormtion of cbalk deposits in soutbeastern Mongolia.
Trudy VNIGRI no.95:171-188 '56. (MLRA 9:12)
(Mongolia--Cbalk)

-TURISPCF-ev, 1.
42126 TURISMICHE'V, I. YE. - 11cvyye dannyye o paleozoye Far,-.yij . Doklada-dy "Kad. Nauk
SSM, Novaya seriya, T. MIT, No. 4, 1948, c. 429-32. - Bibliogr: 7 NAM
SO: LetopistZhurnalln.vkh St:jtey, Vol. 47, 1,048

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USSR/GeoloV - Natural history
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 29/40
Authors Turishchev, 1. Ee~
Title Lower-Cretaceous deposits of the south-eastern, part of the Mongolian
Peoples Republic
Periodical Dok. AN SSSR 99/3j. 445-448, Nov 21, 1954
Abstract I A list of flora and fauna traces$ discovered in the Icwer-Cretaceous de-
posits in the south-eastern part of the Mongolian Peoples Republic. is
presented. The stratigarap~q,, of the above mentioned lower-Cretaceous de-
posits, is explained. Six references: 5-USSR and 1-USA (192.41-1953)0
Institution:
Presented by: Academician N. Me Strakhov,, September 15, 1954
f"U7 40- 'i~

rnal, Geologiya, 1 15-57-1-156
Translation from: Referativnyy zhu 957, Nr 1,
p 22 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Glazunova, A. Yo.
TITLE: Finding of Ammonites in Southeastern Mongolia
(0 nakhodke ammonitov v yugo-vostochnoy Mongolii)
PERIODICAL: Inform. sb. Vses. n.-i., geol. in-t, 1955, Nr 2 p 80
ABSTRACT: The communication pertaining to the finding of marine
Cretaceous deposits in the southeastern part of
Mongolia, published by I. Ye.Turishchev, is based on
some doubtful formation~~-w-l-i-ch-.-r-e-se--mb-te somewhat in
Card 1/1 their shape the spirally wound*ammonites.

TURISHCHEV, I.Ye.
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New data on the stratigraphy of chalk insouthern Mongolia,
Geol.sbor. no.3:99-107 '55. (XLRA 8:6)
(Mongolia--Chalk)

1, YEO
PA 45/49T51
USSR/Geology Doe 48
Limestones
"New Data on Paleozolc Karelia," I. Ye. Turishchev,
4 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXIII, No 4
In simmor 1948, author conducted a geological in-
Tedirigation in Lizhmozero region, Earel6-Finnish
SSR. During inspection of outcroppings, a large
amount of org&nic reuxian a were diecovered in
mrble and quartz limestones, which were related
to so-called Karellan formations of lower Proterozoic
era. Submitted by Acad D. S. Belyankin, 6 Oct 48.
45/59t5l

TURISH013TO I.Yev
,,W meo~&OUGU~
Lower Cretaceous deposits in the Goutheastem region of the Mongolian
People's Republic. Dokl. AN SSSR 99 no-3t445-448 N 154. (KLRA 8:2)
1. Predetavleno akademikon N.M.Strakhovym,
(Mongolia-Geology$ Stratigrephic)

-,.aT,nu oij, 'l.ountains--Geolo,,7[., Strali- aph4c
an--e.
Upper Pza-idan deposits of the Tannu Ola r
Do%l. AN 3jS*R 36, no. 2, iq~~2.
9- M2nLhly List 9f Russia Lccessions, Library of Congress) 1992 Nk53:r Uncl.

USSR/Gonoral and Special Zoolor-y. Insects, Injurious
Insects and Ticks. Posts of Cereal Crops
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biol,, No 11, 1958, No 49584
Aii*thor Gorbunova N.N., Turislichova N.A.
Inst AS BSSR . ..........
Title Corn Posts on Peaty Marsh Soils.
Orig Pub V ab,: Kukuruza v BSSR. Minsk, AN BSSR, 19571
363-371
Abstract Tho roots and noar-roof-. parts of corn are dnuatod
by crickots, wireworL:s (12 species), psoudo-wirc-
wor'.'s (3 species), the larvae of the biG and the
small atom floas, the larvae of 11 Diptera species
( the Swedish and, the Sprout flies, Tipulidac
and others), the larvae of the f3to:-i borer, winter
owlot noth and Hadona schrank; tho loaf-bootloo
(Chryso,-lolidao, G. Loia) da-,ia,,o the loaves and the
stens; the corn borer moth (PyrauBta nubilalis)
and the Phytomotra ranna L. noth dana-o the loaves,
Card 1/2
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USSR/General and Special Zoolo,-y. Insocts. Injurious F
Insects and Ticks. Pests of Cereal CroDs
fibs Jour i Rof Zhur - Blol., No 11, 1958, No 49584
stei3sj flowers and early cobs; thripses (two
species) da:-.Ia-L~e tho flowers. Cron p'lantinTs on
the layer ok poronnial herbs are C-,roatly daua~;od
by wiroworns, but are little dama~;ed after tho
herbs arc plotted and in the first year of accli-
matization after bcin~; dried. Sprayinro (a glass
por nest) with a 4-57. suspension of 12 hexachloro-
cyclohoxano at the discovery of the dariaoos durin3
tho ,,,rowth of the corn, brinSa bettor rooults In
dry and warzi weather. DustinC, the soods with
0.1 k- c Morcuran (bettor), or with 0.15 kg/c
of Granozan coiabinod with 1 k,--'/c of 12% HCCH, or
the Introduction .)f 12'10/ HCCH -in 3-6 kG/ha.into
tho holes with 1 t/ha of crushed poat are of-
foctive. -- A.?. Adrianov
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GROSSGBYM, V.A.; TURISHCHIVA, Y.V.
Oil and gas collectors of Faleogene deposits In the YeBtern ruban.
Trudy VNII no.113115-137 157. (KLRA 10: 11)
(Kuban--Gas, Natural--Geology) (Kuban--Petroleum geology)

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ISAYIVA. A.L.; VOLGARVA, W.F.; PWROVA, A.M.; TURITOVA, L.V. (Hoflkva)
Protracted septic andarteritis and endowirditiB following surgical
treatment of tetralogy -of Yallot. Ilin.med. 36 no.1:121-127 JR 158.
(MIRA 11:3)
1. Iz kliaiki datokikh bolezney.(dir.-deystvitel'nyy chlen AHN SSSR
prof. Xu.r.DombrovvkAya) i kafedry patologichaskoy nnAtOMii (ZRV.-
chle4-korreepondant AMR SSSR prof. A.I.Strukov) I Hoakovskogo ordena
Lenina-medit i
(=nskogo ihatituta,imeni I.X.Sechenovn.
IDGY OF FAILOT, Burg.
postop. septic endnrteritis & eadOCArditis (Run)
(XffbART]ftITIS'. in inf. & child
septic, postop. in tetralogy of Yallot surg. (Rug)
(INDOOARDITIS, BAMRIAL, in inf. & child
postop. in tetralogy..-of.Fall-ot Burg. (Rue)

ACCESSION NR: AR4041597 S/0137/64/000/005/tOOS/E;008
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abs. 5E48
AUTHOR: Turitsina, N, P;.; Molchanova, V. D.; Cherny~kh, N. P.
77TLE: Investigation of hydrogen stability of welded joints
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Vliyaniye vodoroda na sluzhebn. svoystva stalf. Irkutsk,
1963, 98-115
TOPIC TAGS: welded joint, welded joint property, hydrogen
TRANSLATION- In Irkutsk branch of All Union Scientific Research and Design-
Ing Institute of Chemical Machine Building the influence of 111on properties of
steel welded joint 20Kh2. 5 Moscow Branch were investigated in conditions of
thick wall body work of high pressure apparatus (under preErgure H2 320 - 600
kgs/ cm2 at 300 - 3500). Chemical composition and mechanical properties,of
base and built up metal are given.. Method of investigations and results of
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ACCESSION NR: AR4041597
cen
tral pipe welded joints test of coiled construction apparatuses are describeck
and also large sections of welded joints,-- carried out by-nutornatic welding.
3 illustrations.
SUB CODE.- MM ENCL:
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TURITSYN, K.S.
Some problems in determining the mineralization of formation
waters by the water extraction method. Geofiz. Issl. i probl.
neftegaz. iuga Sib. plat. no.2:214-217 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Oil field brines-Analysis)

TURITSYN, K.S.
Physical properties of rimrocks of the southern Siberian Platform.
Geofiz. issl. i probl. neftegaz. iuga Sib. plat. no.2:193-213
,62. (KRA 15:8)
(Siberian Platform-Rocks-Te sting)

S/169/62/000/002/010/072
D228/D301
AUTHOR: lLuriteyn, K. S.
TITLE: The question of the surface conductivity of rocks
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 2, 1962, 8, ab-
stract 2A45 (V sb. Geofiz. raboty pri peshenii geol.
zadach v Vost. Sibiri, M., Gostoptekhilzdat, 1961,
154-158)
TEXT: The author proposes a modification of the expression, known
in electrochemistry and applicable to rocks, for the resistivity
pp of a porous medium:
Pp = r A - x arc tan Xs + x
y7x;
where r is the coefficient ol' variabulity of the intersection of pore
channels, x is the specific electroconductivity of the solution,
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S/16 62/000 '/002/010/072
The question of D228YD301
x8 is the surface conductivity; and A is the relative resistance
2 r2 + r r + r 2
A = -q- x 2 1 2 1
n 3 r1 r 2
where q is the sinuosity-of the pore channels, r 1and r 2 are the mi-
nimal and maximal radii of intersection, and n is the open porosity.
The calculation of the magnitude of P,) from the cited formula for
specimens, saturated successively by NaCl solutions of different sa-
linities, gave a satisfactory convergence with the experimental da-
ta. It is pointed out that the magnitude of x s is constant at dif-
ferent salinities, and that most of the patterns in the surface con-
ductivity phenomenon established for artificial diagrams can be ex-
tended to rocks. /-Abstracter's note: Complete translation._7
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TURITSYN, K.S.
Statistical processing of the magnetic parameters of cr7Btalline
rocks. Geol. i geofiz. no.5:93-102 163. (MM 16:8)
1. Irkutskoye geologicheskoye upravleniye.
(Siberian platform-Rocks, Crystalline and metomorphia-Magnetic
properties)

L 1-4976-63- F.WT(l)'IBDS AUTPTC n'
OMSTM 1JR1 APYuO3836 S,/023-0/63/MO/005/0093/0102
S7
AUTHOM Turitdyq~ftx K. S.
TITLE% Statistical processing of magnetic raneters of Lrysta].Iine rocksle
1SOURCE: Geologiya I. geofizika.'rio. 5p 1963s 93-102
;:TOPIC TAGSt magnetic parameter , crystalline rock , logarithrAc mean, Siberian
;'Dlatform, mrgnetit susceptibility, igneous rock , metamorpbic rock
fABSTRAM Igneous and metamorphic rocks along the solkthern folded framework of the
Siberian platform were studied and a statistical analysis was made of the susr!ep-
tibilities of these rocks. This analysis suggests strongly that susceptibilities
of rocks follow a logarithadc-normal law. This fact is recogni2ed by many inves-
tigators but is not widely used in classifying rocks or in processing data. If the
logarithmic-normal law of distribution is true, it is possible to distincgruish at
les-st two "a of petromagnetic rocks by using more effect4ve Indices for proces-
sing data than the conventional ones9 namely, the logaritWe mean and its corres-
ponding dispersion. The e5datence of petromagnatic types is deterviined by actual
peculiarities of the geological environment, and the mlidng of these types during
analysis of magnetic properties is in no case admissible. Orig. art. hasi 2
figures, 2 tables, and 2 formilas.
Card Ausociation: Irkutsk Geological Administration
V
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ANOXHIN, V.A., inzh., red.j GISINp L.B., insh., red.1 TURTTRYS--
.A,g. inzh., red.; KRIVONOSOV, 'V.A., inzh-,'reJ--Fd8ceased];
YUDINA, L.A., red.izd-va; SHIROKQVI,-G.M., red.izd-va;
SHEVCHENKO, T.N., tekhn. red.; SHERSTNEVA, N.V., tekhn.red.
[Standard technological charts
povy6 tekhnologicheikis karty ra
nykh zemlianykh rabot. Izd.2.,
stroiizdat, 1963. 410 p.
for mechanized aarthwork] Ti-
proizvodatvo mgkhanizirovan-
perer. i dop. Moskva, Gos-
(MIRA 16:8)
1. Moscow. Gosudarstvennyy proyektnyy institut proyeklfidro-
mekhanizatsiya.
(Earthwork)

TURITSYN Zh*
Model pr~J~C-t of central war*houses for wood tiibering materials.
Shakht. a.. oi. 7 no.10-7 Ja 163. (MIRA 16:2)
g4sudarstvennyy institut Po proyektirovaniyu
1. Vaesoyuznyy tsentraJenyy
i tekhniko-ekonomicheslc~6a oboanovaniyam razvitiya ugollnoy promyshlennosti.
(Timber-Storage)

S/133/61/000/004/009/015
A054/A127
AUTHORSt Kullkova, M. N.; Sporyshkov, P. N., and Turitsyn, V., V.
TITLE: Adopting the rolling of X25T (Kh25T) steel slabs
PERIODICAL: Stall, no. 4, 1961, 354 - 355
TEXT: Some slabs of Kh25T steel display increased brittleness. Frao-
tures occur not only during.rolling but also during transportation and
planing. In order to find the reason for these defects, the effect of tem-
perature,.duration of heat treatment, cooling rate and low-temperature an-
nealing after rolling on the plasticity of this steel grade were studied
for 3 heats of the following compositions
C Mn Si Cr Ni Ti P S
As 0.09 0.59 0.61 24-55 0.50 0.57 0.028 0.016
B: 0-08 0-45 0-75 23-75 0-38 0.65 0.027 0-007
01 0-10 0-78 0.63 25.60 0.32 0-74 0.022 0-007
The slabs were cooled in sand, by air and by sprinkling with water, It
was found that heating above 1,1000C, sharply decreases the plasticity, and
brittleness could not be eliminated even when slabs were subsequently re-
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S/13z 61/000/004/009/015
Adopting the rolling of Y25T (Kh25T) steel slabs A054YA127
heated. Slabs heated to 1,1600 and 1,1000C were closely examined. In
tD 1;)DDDP &e c&e~nec-
te-r!Btics were foun4; coarse granular structure, lower strength limit values
bx~.'& ztmenstyL at noTma'l temperature, lower values of relative elonga-
tion and relative compression at 900 - 1,2000C. The microstructure (heatC)
consisted of large ferrite grains on the boundaries where carbo-nitrides
had separated. A decrease in plasticity was also observed when they were
heated normally, not above 1,1000C but cooled suddenly with water after
rolling. Studies of the microstructure made with slabs of the heat n1370
(P1370) showed that it was formed of ferrite with primary granules of the
number 2 size. Slabs of the n1343 (P1343) heat also included ferrite with
primary granules of 0 size and larger. The segreagated primary granules
formed a thickened lattice. Conclusively it can be stated: 1) heating of
slabs of the Kh25T steel grade sharply reduces plasticity due to the separa-
tioncf ferrite of the carbonitride lattice on the boundaries of large gran-
ules; 2) decrease of plasticity of slabs made from normally heated bills
(at a temperature lower than 1,1000C), but immediately water-cooled after
rolling, results from concentration of stresses by intense cooling ane 3ub-
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S/133/61/000/004/000/015
Adopting the rolling of X25T (Kh25T) steel slabs A054/A127
sequent rapid heating of slabs before being rolled into sheets; 3) slabs
after rolling must not be water-cooled or exposed to an air draft but should
be cooled in piles in still air. According to footnote 1, the Engincers
Bakum, Ryzhanov and Kalmykov participated in these studies. There dire 3
figures. a
NO
4
Dependence of mechanical properties of,the
Kh25T steel Grade
1 3
Deformatir temterature, 11)~%
S kg/mm
a heat P1371 60
~3
4~ b he'at P
1343
Al
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reM,7eVOMYjV IfO*VOZfUm,
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130-7-12/24
AUTHORS;Litvinenk-op D.A. (Cand.Techr.Se.), Turitsynj V.V. and
Sporysbkov, P.N. I------
TITLE: Improving the Technology of the Cooling of Crack Sensitive
Rolled Products. (Usovershenstvovaniye tekhnologii
okhlazhdeniya flokenochuvstvitellnogo prokata)
PERIODICAL., Metallurg~'1957, Nr 7Y.Pp. 23-24 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Previous practice for cooling bloomss especially of alloy
steelsq from the 1150-mill at the "Krasnyy Oktyabr" works
was unsatisfactory. This practice is described and a new
method, developed at the works on the basis of an analysis
of crack occurrence in blooms of types 30WT, 30-35XPCA and
37XC steels, is outlined. In this the blooms are laid on the
sand bed in several layers. The cooling of 120-250 mm dia-
meter rounds has also been improved and the daration shortened
to that used for blooms, 48 hours. There is 1 figure, I table.
ASSOCIATION:-Central Research Institute for Ferrous Metallurgy and tile
'lKrasnyy Oktyabr'11 vo3:ks. (Tsentrallnyy Nauchno-Issledovatell
skiy Institut Chernoy Metallurgiij-Zavod "Krasnyy Oktyabr'")
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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BELOUtOV, A.S., inzhener; KONISHIN, P.P., inzhener; KANTOR, S:Z.:
SE14KOV, V.D.; SPORYMOV, P.N.: TURITSYN,.YT.V.- CHIZHIKOV, Yu.M.
kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauko
Improve the quality of hollow bore steel. Metallurg 2 no.2:21-28
F '57- NLRA lo:4)
1. Zavod "Serp i molot" (for Belousov, Kon'shin).2. TSentrallnaya
zavodskaya laboratoriya (for Kantor). 3*Starshiy kalibrovshchik
Zavoda im. Serova (for Semkov).4. Nachallnik prokatnoy laboratorii
(for Sporyshkov). 5. Rukovoditell sortovoy gruppy TSentrallnoy
%exo&skay labaTa%oTii Zavo(le, ffKr&suyy Gktyabrllv(for Turitsyn).
6. TSentrallnyy nauchno-isaledovatellski7 institut chernoy metal-
lurgil (for Chlzhikor).
(Tool steel) (Boring machinery)

USM/ChemistrY - Pyridine, Ring, Decompo- Jan 49
sition of
Chemistry - Pyridines, Substituted
"Problems in the Decomposition of a 13jridine !Lng.
Synthesis of Chlordlaitrophenylates of Substituted
PyrIdInes and Their Reaction With Aromatic Amyls,"
A. F. Vompe, N. F. Turitsyna, 4 pp
wDot Ak lqauk SSMr Vol IXIV~ No
Subject study was undertaken due to lack of data,on
influence of substitution in the pyridine ring upon
the affinity toward forming pyrldine salts with
816ctrically negatire radicals In nitrogen's atomic
ring and, also, upon the stability of cyclile.-C-1q~-.
27MT4
TJS~F/Chemistry Ring, Decompo- Jan 49
sition of' (Contd)
bonds in these salts during Interaction with
bases. Submitted 24 Nor 48.
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altraPhaklates at substituted pyridines and their reaction
vft dramatic Ondnes. A.F.VoutpearldN.F-Turitsyma.
DAW Ak4d. Sauk, S-V-S-R. 64, 3411-40049); d..
C-4. 73, &W.-Ileatiit quinjaLur arrits. of pyrWift
bases With 2.440,N)"14CI without solvent or in dry
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and vety tile with 4-HtOC drrivs. uncler tka covidi-
tions. A little adduct was fmrrml 'then beating t0 UP-
201 in suled tubes was used with the 3-fir wW 3-FI(hC-
dcrin, The pytiffiniurn cornpis, obtainvil %we Allowed
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tro". g (in litoll) it
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Exanduallon of The Cysubm : Ilklocyaakws Cumitlaing 11locarband& Grump.
and 1. 1. LivKtx.v. AsAtudy Abo,t MIA, S.S.S.R., 1949.
66. et I.P.. 1951, 22. 1041--An juenipt to unitc thc optical
bgnsitiAng prolic-rtics of I!ihicy-anincs with the chernicil scniftizing profxrii4z
of thiticariv initics and ike vonil)ounds is de%critwd. Cyaninc dycs %ere
prcpjrcd fron) Although dic-ic dyel
fortned a conijile.% %silh siNcr nitrate, which Mien dixonilitised byalkah furinkt!
ionic silvcr sulphide coniparable with that front alk) Ithiocatbarnide. (11cy
poio,cs!,ed opii%:jl, but no clicinical, iensilizing Prolicrtics. AJI.

IkWcitY Of sminopyridinem. Re&ction of &Minopyridinell
with 2-4-dinitr-blarattenigne. -N-1f. Turitsyna and A. F.
I
V"In (All I'ni,w, cirle.ph.t. I..,
Akal-wNauk ss.,; k_ 74. ;A 1)0kk1dY
re.lct,k 01-1-~l'):"'.---;I-Aiiiit'OPYTidine
vichling " V. 14, IN, in Siec!) "ith 2.4-j0,NliC.Ij,CI Ill),
11"', I,f,Nlllct, t 11.II.N.(*1 (I I. n,. (IrnItl
tilf)II), lj~vjng ,,,,j,. Cl. l'o," Inch 6 not mt IICI ~lt ,, it
Cannot I.- lilvil"I Witil .11"kali Callk"I'llt,; hrll,v aw
111-Inct, Al~) ohlaul"I hy h0tolv'i, )I .1,UVI mido-1.
"S"PAe"Vit.
efts"fy ~Il 4f 14, fill.-I'm
Illyll,fin, Ille 1111clear N 114, higher
lit;.n tile jioinwN istom. Met s1k,111-11tv IMI-1 III'
In. 123" old,1111.1ble it., hy 3
1.11116111I.V I Ome M r I Av, I vlaii ... i of I I-rmllj I., 1~
nol-ild" It. wa, tile mit-lu.tum -d .. .-., M 11.111 J 11
Wilh 41-aluittolmullur tile 1-twn pf--k ~%%-It 0 9-m
temp., yielding ......
m. LtW; crdul treatment Aith alkah ywhii the
mirresponding I-(Z,#-diRsI1,lphexyl I-#( M ~prd-s-m,. 1.
rapidir darkening in air. Pyruline with If in Mr,C0 ;it
17--18 in 6 hm cave only 3,5~e cvrtc~jxonjjjnz pyrdipllkm
41opidr, %howing that in(mbiction ill Nit, Into the ;I~ ew
paltivulArIv i1m) tile 4-lx~itioll little.444 III,' 1,11%ltv 4-1 Ol..
inat Icar N. 11n, 11 of :I- md I muwpi rove, ,
ivact %ilh PhNIIt at (I Ill' in 1: 'Still --tv '1.~"Iv. %I'Mmij
'A (IINC.II.N111% ((It, :I i-nm jr.~~ in S~11; itd.) ,,d$
"'let 1 !- Veg" -it te"ll' 1. I-nt 11--lll-'K --I- 'A.
."'. M, 1-(~ I, J- 't 11".
itse In,
1111'I'm V 1, linki-m-A I'%
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VOMPE., A. F.; LEVOW1, I. N. F.; DURMASHKINA, V. V.;
IVANOVA, L. V.
Reactions of pyridinium salts. Part 3: Interaction of bromocy8flides
of pyridinium bases with armines. Zhur. ob. Khim- 34 no.6:1758-
1771 Je 164. (MIRA 17:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy ktnofotoinstitut i
Institut organicheskoy khimii AN SSSR.

USSR/chemistry - Photosensitizers Feb 52
"Research in the Field of Cyanine Dyestuffs. V.
Tb~iecyanine Dyestuffs With Thio-Carbamide Group-
iixgs," IN. F. Turitsyna,.I. I. Levkoyev, Sci Res
Cine-photographic Inst, Moscow
"'Zhur Obshch Khim" Vol XXII, No 2, PP 309-321
Srathesized 6-N-allylthio-, benzylthio-, 6-N-allyi-
S-ethylisothio-, and benzyl-S -ethyl isothio-carba-
a.ldo-NI-2-methylbenzothiazole, and number of their
quaternary salts. In attempt to combine properties
ct optical and chem sensitizer in one mol, prepd 24
new iso-, carbo-, dicarbo-, and tricarbocyanines
2.09T1119
USSR chemi;-try - Photosensitizers (Contd) Feb 52
from quiternary salts. Xax absorption of thiacy-
&nines vas displaced more to short-vave part of
spectrum vhen substituted vith thio- and S-ethyl-
isothio-carbamide groups in 6-position than vben
amino-substituted. Thiacyanines contg N-alkylthio-
and N,S~-dlalkylisothio-carbamide groups are quite
effective optical sensitizers, but presence of
former group does not impart chem sensitizing prop-
erties.
209T29

PORTIJAYA, B.S.; SOLOVYZVA~ I.A.; TURITSYNA, N.F.; LEVKUYEV, I.I.;
CIIELITSOV, V.S.; KRABliEllINIIIXM-,--M.V-..,"BOLIKOVA, T.P~;
TKAGHE21Y,O, T.G.
Characteristics of the masking color components made of
pyrazolin arylazo derivatives and anilidas of lp2-hydraxynaph-
toic acid. Usp. nauch. fot. 8:35-43 162. (I-JRA 17:7)

TURITSYNA, N.F.; IL'ITISKAYA, V.S.
Color of p-dialkylaminobeenzylidene derivativeo of I-phenyl-3-
methyl-5-pyrazolone. Zhur. ob. khim. 33 no.8:2650-2655 Ag 163.
Synthesis of some substituted p-dialkylaminobenzaldehydes. Ibid,:
2656-2660 (MIRA l6sll)
1. Vseso3ruznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy kinofotoinstitut.
I T

sIO5316 0 /003/04
3/OiA 5/104
Ao62/Aioi
-AUTIHORS.' Fortnaya, B. S., Solo yeva, 1. Levkoyev,I.I.,
Chel'tsov, V. S., Krasheninnikova, M. V., Bobkova, T. P.* Tkachen-
ko, T. G.
TIM: On the properties of masking color components of ar"ylazo derived
pyrazolones (5) and aniliden of' 1,2-o.Vnaphthoic acid
PMIIODICA,L Ref erat-ivnyy zhurnal, Flzika, no. 3, 1963, 86, abstract 3D584
("Uspekhi nauchn. foiogr."., 1962, v. 8, 35 - 43)
TEXT. An investigation was-made on the dependence of the color. photograplif-,
ved pyrazolories and anilides of 1,2-oxynaphthoic
_::properties of some arylazo dexi
t)70),C; aald arejeompounds cangiderably le.3s -iuse,~,ptlble of reactlan In the condi- 1,;
D;2- vt~lpr and 1717.2e ~jluq aorrwoaetl~6,. Due
increases the reaction capacity of The components, the moot favorable influence
Cea'd 1/2
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S/058/63/000/003/cA5/104
On the pr"operties,of masking color components... A062/A101
.-,then bein
-the,oxy-group In the position. 4.
g shown. by Mectronegative substitu-
T,10ri agents, in the phenylazo-group-of masking pale blue components cause a sharp
deoreas th
e of - ' e activit;y, and in the case of' derivattives of 3-alkylpyrazolone
Uh show eso a favorable iff uence. Bome of the obtained oompounds may be
ey may Ll
for preparing negative and contratype masking color motion-picture rna-
terias. It is shown that arylazo-derivatives of 3-alkyl- and 3-acylamino-
the blue-violet range (maxinruill of aabsorp-
pyrazolone usually absorb the light o~
Aion 400 1 1
420 m t). The entry of strong electron donor substitution agents into
the phenylazo-group causes an appreciable deepening of their coloration. The
absorption spectra of the masking pale blue components of the derivatives,of
"_.1,2-oxynaph'L1hoic acid include the blue-violet and partially tile green portion of
~--"the spectrum and in many cases they consist of two bands whose relative intensity
rpay change strongly according to the nature and position of the substitution
agents in the arylazo-group~ A particularly sharp increase of the absorption in-
tenuity in the blue-violet, ralige takes place in the case of 2-methyl- and 2-
1~ i,;.~__:-chlorphenylazo derivatives. It is establi,-~bed -that Lhe majority of' the inves-
'tigated masking purple and pale blue components at pH 5 are, as a rule, stable
..:`enough in respect to solutions containing forrocyanic potassium. In alkaline
~Ieaching s9lutions their stabilitylstron;ly decreases.
Abstracter's note: Complete trans ationj
2
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FKASE I DDOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4350
Sov.shchanlye po khtnil. tqk?,.naloS'j L prL"penlya prol2vo,lnykh
pirldina I khlnoltna. Rlg&, 1957
Xhlf'A7A, tekhnologlya I prizenertlye prolz-Any,ch pirldln& i
khlnolin*; matori&ly sov*ah~hanlya (Che-~iStry, TechnOlogy
and Lttillzati.n or pyrldl" LnJ Qulnollne Derlv&tlvn*;
Materials of the conference) Riga, 1:d-To A24 Latvlyakoy
M, 1960. Zq~9 p. JtrrAta allp Inserted. 1,000 copies
printed.
3ponsorin& Agencies: AkadeMITS nauk ZAtwLyOkol, M. Institut
)&.lmdl; Vatsoyux"yo khAmichewco),e otmhc"otyo.
td.i 3 -. ftzhenova; loch. Ed..- A. Xl7aflnja; Witorial
Boardi Tu. A. BAagovNkiy. Candidate or Crw-%l3%z-j, S. V.
van&&&. CarAidato Of Chemistry (Reap. F-1.1, L. P. ZoauX&y~Y.
Doctor of Chemistry. and M. M. WnYn'.
MHPOSZ: Thl& boole Is intended for orgwdc thealsta and
chwtvilcal engineers.
COURAGE: The collectler. cont~lna 33 ar',1cloa on methods
of synthtsizzing or prodaelnr pyrldtm, quinallne, and
their derivatives from nAtu.-a; oour:es. No personalities
are mentioned. ytgares, ta:)~,es, and reference,, company
the articles.
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or ?-.;-
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Vempe' A
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-rn-vtmc
K)tjon PLeture 5--j.
Institute I-MOb--Ilt, 'he Alkox, (phe-t1f-'O Rdse&r-h
QsaurOw7 Salta and A noxy) ar*u, ,
,to ofl_aa~uy (Ph.*M) P$ri&_ms.
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twedr& zgnchesk~y
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VA"le --Zj=
MUM; In'V"k-17 modttbnskly
lAtvl;rskoy .-'r-tcza Akajerj_- I-ICK
SSR (-S& re'll"A 11-t-'!U~9; Institute of
"heslo- 11
ContskInir's The Use Or Saturated Nitrogen-
Ht't0rccYcllc Compounis rOr Synthedis of C;..;,,.
Blocklrg and Cu-rarLrOr- 5-b.tan--e& 207
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-Itut khj-,jj
AicaueKrr`n&Z3i ZA~v-y-k; institute Of the
Academy or Sciences La t
jlya~a.va 3SR)j and R--
actions or 'A
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AJUTHORS: Vompe, A. F., Turitsyna, 14. F.
T'LTLE: Reactions of the Pyridinium Salts (Reaktsi-i piridiniyevykh
soley)II.Reaction of the Chloro-2,4-Dinitro-Pillenyla~~es
of the Substituted Pyridine Bases With Anilire (Ii.
Vzaimodeystviya a anilinom khlor-2,4-dinitrofenil,.~.tov
zameshchennyl--*,-, piridinovykh osnovaniy)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1958, Vol 26, 11r lo,
pp 2a64 - 2873 (US9111)
ABSTRACT: Although the cleavage reaction of pyridine has long
been known, the influence of the substituents in the
pyridine ring on the process of this reaction could
not yet be clarified. The authors therefore investijated
the re.:.ction of the chloro-2,4-dinitro-pheriylate of
pyridine and its derivatives with aromatic amines,
especially with aniline. It was found that as a function
of the character of the substituent, of its position in the
pyridine ring, and of the temperature conditions, the
reaction of the chlor-2,4-dini'uro-phenylates of
pyridine and its derivatives with aniline may take
Card 1/3 different courses. In the presence of electropositive

Reactions of the Pyridiniur: Salts. II. Reaction of the SO V/79-28-- 1 -;- 52/~ 0
Chloro-2,4-Dinitro-Phenylates of the Substituted Pyridine Bases With
Aniline
substituents in the pYridine nucleus the ring bonds
11-C in the corresponding c;hlo-l-o-dinitro-.phe-.,iylates
are stable to the action of b;.k.ies. In this process
the ring bonds and the 11-C bo.:.,' outside the ring are
split. The re-arranC,2ment of t-'~e electropositive sub-
stituent in the chloro-dinitro-phenylate of the pyridine
base from the P-positio,I to the y-position enhances
the stabilizing effect of the substituent with re,~;ard
to the C-11 ring bond in the reaction with aniline. The
investi,,;ated conversions of the chloro-2,4-dinitro-
phenylates of the P-and y-substituted pyridines are
one of the many examples of the general splitting
reaction of the quaternary pyridine-, quinoline- and
isoquinoline salts with the action of water, alcohols,
aromatic amines, phenoles and other compourAs. The
N-C bond outside the ring splits particul,~rly easily
i,f the heterocyclic nitro-en atom is linked with an
electronegative radical. There are 19 references, 8 of
Card 2/3 which are Soviet.

Re,:ictions of the Pyridinium Salts. II. Reaction of the SOV/79-28-10-52/60
Chloro-2,4-Dinitro-Phenylates of the Sl-.'-.stituted Pyridine 'Bazes U-ith.
An.-'Lline
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isciledovatellskiy kinofotoinetitut
i Institut organicheskoy khimii Ak-ndemii nauk SSSR (All-
Union Scientific Research Institlite of Cinematoaraphy 6nd
Photography and Institute of Or,-,,anic Chemistry at the AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 22, 1957
Card 3/3

OWN
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VOMPH, A.F.; TIJRITSYANA, N.V.
Reactions of the pyridine salts. Part 1: Synthesis of chloridinitro-
phenylates from substituted pyridine bases. Aur. ob. khIm. 27 no.12:
3?82-3290 D 157. (MIRA 110)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy kinofotoinstitnt i Institut
organicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR.
(1~,rldine)

A
VO M A.F.; TURITSYNA, N.F.
Reaction mechanism of the cleavage of pyridine bases. Dokl. IN SSSR
114 no.5:1017-1020 Je '57. (Yjm 10:9)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy kinofotoinatitut i Institut
organicheskoy khimil im. N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR. Predstavleno aka-
demikom I.L. Knunyantsem.
(Pyridine)

r~w,-a) at thr
71;z e~rhanv I PI;Cl ;rrr ArN-H ~7-,un -!~Fl!y osa
'ne -d
M!,

':,lp,- "', - .;Bill , , , A~,
, I.- I
,,, I ~ , '. : . .,,*i, "!~
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20-5-28/60
AUTHOR Voup; A.F.,TURITSYVA )11 - F. ,
TITLE Cleavage 6Y7P_y_r_fa---ne Bidbs,Mcchanism of Reaction.
(11,4elchanizm reakt8ii rasshebeplemiya piridinovjkh osnoianiy-lussian)
PERIODICAL Doklady Akadeiii liaakESSR,1957,Vol 114,11r 5,PP 1017-1o2o (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT In spite of a considerable number of works which dealt with the
break-up of the pyridine ring,the mechanism of this --r-eaction has hi-
therto not been ~larified.It in known that the cleuvaE;e reaction of
pyridirie-chloro.-diiiitroplion~f late and -bromocyanide takes place at a
very high speed and leads to the formation of the dianyl salts of
glutaconaldehyde.Prom the ineration of pyridine-chloro-dinitrophe-
nylate with primary or secondary fatty anines there result cleavage
products of only one nitro&Qn-carbon linkage in the pyridine ring.
None of the authoro who worked on thene probloran succeeded in conv
verting the subatancea obtained by him into uyinne-tric derivativue
of glutaconaldehyde with two amine rests.Thus it remained uncertain
whether the cleavage reaction of pyridine proceeds throuen the sta-
ge of an intermediate compound,or whether the separation of a rtitro-
gen atom from the pyridine ring occurs all at o-ire,that is as a con-
sequence of a sinaltancouu interaction of a pyriftnium salt with two
amino molecules.In order to investigate the cleavage mechanism,the
authors performed the cleavajo of various pyridine bases with bro-
mocyan and tetrahydroqui-noline.In all instances there resulted,on
the whole,eyanimines.This indicates that the reaction is the same
Oard 1/3 for various pyridine baces.The simultaneous foraaiion of ditetra-

20-5-28/60
Cleavage of Pyridine Bases,l~echanism of :1,11action..
hy droquinol ides gave rise to the supposition that the cYaniniines
play the role of intermediate products in this reaction.It rezLai-
ned uncertain,liowever,whetlier,on the whole,no final cleavage pro-
ducts but only intermediate compounda are obtained.1n order to pro-
ve that cyanimines are intermediate products of tic break.-up,the
authors endeavored to convert them into symzetric dite-trahydro(juin-
olides.This was succesaful and confirmea the nature of cyanimines to
.be that of intermediate products.The prevalent formation of cyani-
minesmines can be explained by the high cleavage rate of the Ga-11-
linkage in the ring,which surpasses -that of the cleavag-e of the C--1-T
linkage in the cyanimine molecule.Their poor sulubility in acetone or
ether also explains why this happens.From this it follows that on
an increase of solubility of a ayanimine-derivative the amount of
ditetrahydroquinolide in the reaction mixture mu:.,t increase.A good
yield could also be achieved in ethanol and methanol.lkn addition of
aniline-chlorohydrate accelerated and increased the yield of anili-
ne-bromohydrate.This was quite incompreheiisible.Lpparently-here de-
veloped in connection with the cleavage of B-chloropyridine a cyani-
mine that is hard to dissolve in ether.In the production ofeyanimi-
nes from B-substituted pyridines the formation of 2 isomers should
be expected.11itherto there existed only one.It c;eems that here for
the most part only one of the Ca--H-linkage is broken.The position
of the Bubstituents of these derivatives has no-; been clarified.
qard 2/3 It may be assumed that they are in an a-position to-wards the CH-NCIT-

Cleavage of Pyridine Bases,14echanium Of Reaction.
20-5-28/60
-group.Cyanimine of B-methoxyglutonaldehyde wau ivolated in two forms,
one of them being of a bright red and the other one of a bright ye-
llow.Their composition and practically also their melting points
were identical.The same was observed in the case of the analogoue
a -ethoxy -compound. The dinorphiam of the valts of theno aldehydes
is known, Perhaps this also occurs in the cane of the cynnimines
here studied.lfowever,tha Pos3ibility of a cis .-traits J s omeriam must
also be taken into consideration.This should be especially exami-
ned.
(I Slavic reference).
.k5SOCIATION Alluniun Scientific Research Institute for Cinema and Photography
Institute "N.D.Zelinskiy"for Organic Chemistry of the Academy of'
Science of the U.S.S.R.
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TURITIW I POIRTNATA, B.S.; SPASOKUKOTSKIY, N.S.; BOBKOVA, T.P.;
%MM &I*V, G.I. [decess"ed]; LEMYN, I.I.
Research in axomethane dyes. Part 2. Indoaniline dyes,
derivatives of 1,2-oxynaphthoic acid anilide. Zbur.ob.khim.
26 no.9:2546-2554 6 '56. (NIMA 9:11)
1. Veasoyuzrrf naucbno-iseledovatellskiy kinoCotoinstitut.
(Aniline) (Anilides)

CL A/
LISSR/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 61 1957, 19161
Author Portnaya B.S., Spasok-ukotzkiy IT.S., Turitzina 11 F
Bobkova T. P. , Arbuzov G. I. I Lcvkoyc~F -=.I.
Inst
Title Studies in the Series of Azomothene Dyos. I. On the Dye-
ing of some Indoaniline Dyes, Derivatives ofo(-Naphthole,
Containing Substitutes in the Naphthalene Nucleus.
Orig Pub: Zh. obshch, khimiyi, 1956, 26, No 9j 2537-2546
Abstract: Synthasio in the sorios of indoaniline dyes (I) is carried
out by oxidation of a mixture of diethyl-n-phenylonodia-
mine (II) and eL -naphtholo (III) or its derivatives, and
their absorption spectra in CH OH is studied. To art aquo-
ours suspension of A-Cl (from 8.04); mole Ag1,T0A and 0.05
Mole Nacl) arc added an aqueous solution of 0.03 mole
Na.2003, an alcoholic solution of 0.005 mole III, and an
Card a 1/5

USSR/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-l(himiya, No 6, 1957, 19161
aqueous solution of 0,0055 molo sulfate II; after ctir-
ring for 50 minutes the precipitate is extracted with
organic solvents and I is obtained. The following I
are obtained (enumcrated are R, yield in percent, M.P.
in OC, ~' max. in - 1( , in C113011): H, 35.5, 119-120 (from
CH30H), 608 (Ia); Cl, - 100, 147 (from ale.), 643; Br,
91.3, 148-249 (from ale.), 638 (1b); COCH3, - IF;, 126
(from CH3011), 662 (Ic); C0011, - 77, 172 (from C3H70.H)1
732; COO 1113,- 28, 105 (from CH30H), 658 (Id); CONH2,
108, 2011 (from ale. ), 672; CONT'21i5 - 6o, 112 (from
C3H70H), 672; CON005)2, 100,174 (from c3H70,i), 638;
e)
11,1. IV 1[/C, H,-)
Oard 2/5

USSR/Organic Chomistry. Synthetic Organic Chomintry. E-2
Abe Jour: Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 6, 1957, lc9l6l
CONT,IC6',iI-, 86.2, 175-176 (from othylacotate), 69"; CON-
(CH3()fC~~5, 88, 124 (from C31H7w), 6ho; coi-T(c6-115)2, 95,
200 rom C31'70"), 645; CORIi-aL--Clo!17, 90-9 19!1-195
from othylacotate), 698; CO','~,I-A' -0101!7, 76.61 196-197
~from cthylacctato), 696; coi~T,061"-)- 0-010'17, 66.5, 221-
222 (from othylacotntc), 646; r,,0r_?c6I!5)- -CloH7, 106.31
!67-169 (from C_TT mi) 646 (ie); SOSMV5, 018.7 2olf (from
alc.), 678; ~02rl'~~6~15') , 90, 181-182 (from alc.~, 689. !a,
b,d,c are purified by means of chromatography of a solu-
tion in 006 over A120;;, and Ic---o,.or Si02. The deep
color of I, containing'a carboxyl or a Bub3tituted car-
bamido group with an active hydrogon atom in position 2,
in oxplainod by tho formation of an Intramolucular hydro-
gon bond with the carbonyl 0. The necessary monoaryl-
amidoo of 1-hydroxyriaphthoic-2 acid for the synbhc;z;Is of'
I (IV--aoid) are obtained by hoating the corresponding
Card 3/5

USSR/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jourt Rof Zhur-Xhimiya~ No 6, 1957f 19161
amines with phonyl esters IV at lowered pressure. Ethyl.-
amido and disubstitutod amidos IV arc synthesized by tho
interaction of amincs with chloranhydrido IV in an inert
solvent. Tho following amides IV arc obtained (ontacratod
are X in COX- cubstitutc, yield in percent, m.p. in OC
(from alc.)): C6H51TH, 76, 154; 77, 4, 162-
l63;i~--ClOH7!'!11f 89.5, 181; 1'%# 99.2f 191-192; C0151,11i)
32.5, 152; (C~115)211, 25.7, 57--58; C6115(CH3)ltl, 61. 7, 136;
06H~)A 79. , 154; C !' (et-C107)"T' 33-lf 161-162;
06115 (" -C10117)Nj 87.8, 146-1117. 1--naph-tholcoulfochlorido-
2 (from X.-salt acid and PClq in CHC13f yield - 500, m.p.
112-1130 (from ligroin)) by ~) the action of aminon io
0
transformed into the corrcaponding sulphamidoo (cn=cr-
ated amino3 yield of amides in percent, m.pa OC (from
Caru' 4/5

USSR/Qrganic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jourt Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 61 1957, 19161
alc.)): aniline, 70.5, 1118-149; othylanilino, 91.71 103;
diphonylamina, 80, 135.
Card
. 5/5

KULIKOVA, M.N.; SPORYSHK.OVI PjN.; -.-TURIT3MLj-VV.
Mastering the rolling of Kh2,rT steel ipgota, Stall 21 no. 4:354-3155
Ap 161. (MIRA 14-.4)
(Rolling (Metalwork)) (Steel ingots)

POPOV, I.S.; TURITSYNA,,Ye.M.; BONDARI, Z.B.
Lyall's syndrame. Vast. derm. i ven. 38 no.1:26-29 Ja '64.
(MIRA 17t 8)
1. Kafedra dermatologii (zav. - Prof. I.S. Popov) Kharlkovskogo
meditainakogo inatituta.

OSIN, B.V.; TURIY, S.A.
Problems of the theory of designing the composition of concrete.
Izv.vys.uch,zav.t stroi. i arkhite 5 no-4:86-98 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Odesskiy inzhonerno-stroitellnyy instituto
(Concrete)

ARTEMIYEV, Ye.N.; TURIYANSKAYA, 1.0.
Clinical aspects and treatment of acute pneumonias. Sov.med. 20'
no.8:9-13 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. -Tz kafedry propedevtiki vnutrennikh bolezney (zav. - prof.
Ye.N.Artemlyev) Ryazanskogo meditsinskogo instituta, imeni
akademika !.F.Pavlova i 4-y gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy
(glavnyy vrach - zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR N.I.Popov.
(PNEUMNIA)

ARTEMIYEV, Ye. N.,, prof.; TURIYANSKAYA, L 0.
Clinical tests of the diuretic action of allacyl Terap. ark-h.
no.12%96-100 161. ~MIRA 15:2)
1. Iz )mfedry propedertiki vnutrennikh bolezney (zav. - prof.
Ye.' N. Artemlyev) Ryazanskogo maditsinskogo instituta imeni akad.
Io Pe Pavlova i 4-y gorodskoy bolinitsy Ryazani.
(URACIL) (DIURETICS AND DIURESIS)

D-LISFAY-VI 1.1 IVIRIY.-.N~YrY, ~
- -, N.
Factorle-5 - Accnuntlng
Plunning and accountinn, of the ccst of average and current repair. PukhF,. uchet. No. "
I " 3-
1953.
9. -MonthlX List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.

PEMR, Ya.L., k~indidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; TURITANSKIT, L.A., inzhener.
Installation of additional pulverizers for burning anthracite culm.
Blek.sta.27 no.6:49-50 A 156. (lnJ?A 9:9)
(Pulverizers)

-TURIYANSKIY, L.A., inzhener.
Zmergenc7 drainage of water from high-pressure boilers.
Vmergetik 4 no.4:13 AP 156. (KfXA 9:7)
(Boilers)

Subject USSR/Electricity AID P - 376o
Card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 2/29
Authors+ Pekker, Ya. L., Kand. Tech. Sci., and L. A. Turiyanskiy,
Eng. VM -
Title Efficient system of rewarding for fuel economizing
Periodical Elek. sta. Jq 10, 4-6, 0 1955
Abstract The authors consider that the existing bonus systems
aimed at a more efficient burning of fuels poor in
volatiles do not attain their aim and present their own
program of rewarding stokers. This program consists in
taking as the basic and only index in burning culm the
heat loss from a mechanical incomplete burning. This
has to be very carefully controlled, and no other
indices will be needed. Examples are given. Four
diagrams.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

PArM,Yn.L., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk; TURIYARSKIY,L.A., inzhener
Rational system of bonuses for fuel economy. Ilek.sta.26 no.10:
4-6 0 t55. (MM 8:12)
(Fuel)
q-T,
7

TURIYANSKIY, L.I.
Technological prdeesses in manufacturing draw-in chucks for
automatic lathes. Stan.i instr. 33 no.11:17-20 N 162.
(MIRA 15:11)
(Chucks) (Metal cutting)

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TURMVSKIY, G.I.; GRISHBGHKIN, A.A.
Magnetic drum separator. Gar. zhur. no.7:74-75 Jl 163.
(KRA 16:8)

TURIYEVSKIY,, G.I., inzh.
Cam width control for the tailing slot of a drum-tAx mgnetic
separator. Gor.zhur. no*8s7O Ag 62. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Voronezhskiy zavod gorno-obogatitelinogo oborudovaniya.
(Separators (Machines)-Equipmant and supplies)

GORBENKO,, D.G.; 'TURIYEVSY.IY, 0,1.
The 190-SE two-drum magnetic separator. Biul.tekh.-.kcn.
inform. no.-":8-10 161. (YIPU- 14-:12 ;
(Magnetic separation of ores-Equipment and supplies)

GORBENKOP D.G.; TURIYFVSKIY, G,,I.
Machinery manufactured bj the Voronezh Ore Dressing Equipment
Plant. Biul. tekh.--ekcn.4-nform.Gos.nauch.-iosl.inst.nauch.i
tekh.inform. no.3:3-6 162. (MIRA 15-5)
(Voronezh-Ore dressing-Equipment and supplies)

GRISHECHKIN, Aleksey Ivanovich; TURIYEVSKIY, Gennudiy Ivanovich
(Maintenance of electromagnetic and magnetic drum sepa-
rators] Tekhnicheskoe obsluzhivanie barabannykh elektro-
magnitnykh i magnitrjykh separatorov. 14oskva,, Nedra,
1965. 84 P. (VIRA 18:7)

(Croat. them. acta, 1962., vo 34,, no. 2., 75~-83)
TEXT: By condensation of triethyl ester (tri-EE) of cyclohexanone-2.,4,4-
tricarboxylicacid (1) and dit-EE of,cyclohexanone-2 4-dicarboxylic acid (11) nith
Mi NHCC H- di-EE-5,5-dicarboxy- and EE-,r-carboxy-2-phenYl-4.,5.,6.,7--tetrahydroinda-
2 -6 52
sol-3-one (III, IV) acids were synthesized. III and IV wAist in enol form., and are
-titrated as tribasid and dibasia acids respectively, Di-EE III and EE-IV for the
-same reasons in potentiometric titrations have properties of monobasic acids. The
Go_
spectra of !I demonstrate its tendency to form internal 'aDleXeS.jL 13.8 m-raoles of
I in 18 ml 50% alcohol and 3.9 m-moles of NH211=6H, are boilW for16 hours, held
at OOC and di-I-M III,,Cl9H22N205*H20 is separated, the yield is 713%, m.p. 760 C
from alcohol, which is hydrolyzed by methano3ic 1OH (boiling for 4 hours) or 10%
~HM (boi3dng for 8 hours) in III., C&14 V5 9H~O., yield is 94% m-p- 163-1650C
Card-1/2'

SKARIC, D.; SKARIC, V.; TUftJkK-ZEBIC, V.
4,5,6,7-tetrahydroindazol-3-one carboxylic acids. Pt. 2.
Reductive cleavage to ring substituted 2-carboxamLde
cyclohexylamine. Croat chem acts. 35 no.2:143-146 163.
1. Institute "Rudor Boskovic", Zagreb, Croatia, Tif-polavia.
2. Clan Rcdakcionog odbora, "Croatica Chamica Act:0 (for V. Skw-1c).

SKARIC, D.; SKARIC, V.; TURJAK-ZEBIC, V.
4,5,6,7-tetrahydroindazol-3-one carboxylic acids. Pt.3.
Croat chem sets 35 no.41267-273 163.
1. Inatituta "Ruder Boskovic", Zagreb, Croatia, Yugoslavia.
2. Member of the Editorial Board, "Croatica Chemicit Acta" (for
Skaric,,V.

SKARIC,, D.; SKARIC, V.; TURJAK-ZEBIC, Vt; VEKSIL., Z.
2-Dhenyl-4,5,6,7-t,et--Ilvdroindazol-3-me-carbcxylic acids. I.
Synthesis and properties* Croat chem acta 34 no.2:75-83 162.
1. Institute "Ruder Boskovic") Zagrebt Croatia, Yugoslavia*

- -TURK-DROMMAKOVIC, Anka, -sanitetski major dr.
Some experiences in the laboratory diagn OB45 Of ?.tICODI
4. _a 1:7-.a
pneumoniae (Eaton) causative agent of primarv atyTilcal
pneumonia. Vojnosanit. pregl. 22 no.7/8:457-~59 JI-Ag 165.
1. Vojnomedicinska akademja u Beogradu, Hig:jenski. zavod,
Rikrobioloski institut.

of. dr.; BGaDANOV, Lea, doc.dr.;
',',OREI,J, lpjarjar, prof. dr.; GERBEC, '-Ul-rn, pr f .14-OSlav, dr.
TURK, Anka, dr.; NIKOLIC, lBor."voi, dr.; R~UOVAN'f'VIC. ia~-
Some current findings on acu',e rres-:~'-rato.-Y infecti--ns cf
Otiology. Med. glas. 19 no.8/9:205-209 Ag-S 165.
1. Vojnohigijenski zavod TvIal u Beogradu (Nacelnik: urof. dr. M. More1j).

ACC NRt AP6029582 SOURCE CODE: YUA)015/65/000/()8-/0205/CJ2091;
AUTHOR: Moreli. MarJan (Professor; Doctor)- Gerbecl Miro (h,ofeosor; Doctor)-
Lea (Docent urk Anka ?
Bogdanov, , Doctor); I I _t6octor),* NU~olic, Borivoj (Doctori
Radovanovic, ffr-6slav (Doctor)___~
ORG- Department Of Military ~Wene, VMA/headed by Professca-, Doctor M. Morelj/,
Belgrade (Voj ogigijenski zavod VMA)
TITIE: Current experineces in identification of acute respiratory infections of
vir4origin
V
SOURCE: Medicinski glasnik, no. 8-9, 1965, 205-209
TOPIC TAGS: virus disease, respiratory system disease, immunology, clinical
medicine, disease incidence
ABSTRACT: Compre~ensive diagnostic especially serologic, complement-fixation and
other immunologicUtests with data on 1940 soldiers with upper respiratory infections
of proven or probable viral etiology. Seasonal incidence, symptoms, signs, finding8j
severity, duration and other clinical aspects are described and discussed. Orig.
art. has: 1 figure and 6 tables. IJPRS: 36,5991
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: none / CRIG REF: 010 / OTH RE?: 001
Card 41 41~
7 16 7A

ANTOLKOVIC, B. (Zagreb); PAIC, M. (Zagreb); TURK, Y. (Zagreb);
WINTERHALTER, D. (Zagreb) I --
Influence of collimation on the energy specixim of 2,7 MeV neutrons.
Glas mat fiz Hrv 16 no.1/2:135-141 161.
1. Institute "Ruder Boskovic", Zagreb and Faculty of Sciences,
Zagreb. 2. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Glasni% matematicko-fizicki i
astronomskill (for Paic).

TURK ) H.
"The rainiest regions in Yugoslavia" by J. Ridanovic, Reviewed
by H. Turk. Geogr glas 24 175-176 162.

TURK,_~yAn,,.dr.
Cost in an economl--- organization from various viewpoirts. Nova
pro'Lzv 15 no.1/2-.6--29 164.

TURK, Ivan, dr.
Task.a a.nd orgazu4 o"f the internal control in enterpriaes. Nova
proizv 13 no.3:251-256 n 162.
-r - .1
A

194K,_Ivan dr.
j -
Technical, economic, and legal aspects of the management of
an econondc. organization. Nova proizv 13 no.2:188-191. 162.

ANTOMOVIC, B. (Zagreb); PAIC, M. (Zagreb); PITELEG, K. (Zagreb);
TOMAS, P. (Zagreb); TURK, M. (Zagreb); WIlMRHUTER, D. (Zagreb)
The absolute and relative measurements of neutron fluxes obtained
from the neutron generator of the Institute "Ruder Bookovic."
Ves mat fiz Srb no.12:97-101 160.
777777777~~~

S10581621000/00810 12/134
Ao6i/Aloi
AUTHORS: Antolkovib, B., Paib, M., !~~ Winterhalter, D.
TITM Tlie Int,1110(loo or ooMmut.lon on tho ~novFy ppoptnim of 2.7-Mov
neutrons
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 8,-1962, 20, abstract 8B143
("Glasnik mat.-fiz. i astron.", 1961, v. 16, no. I - 2, 135 - i41,
English; summary in Serbo-droatiah)
TEXT: The study of reactions induced by fast monochromatic neutrons calls
for the knowledge of the spectral line shape of neutrons incident upon the speci-
men. For this purpose the influence of shape, size, and mAterial of a collimator
on the energy spectrum of 2.7-Mev neutrons was studied. The neutrons were ob-
tained from a (d,d) reaction on a 200-kev Cockro 9t-Walton accelerator. The'
neu,tron energy distribution was measured by a Li I scintillation counter and a
.multichannel pulse-height analyzer. It has been established that clearer spectra
are obtained with long collimators made from an iron-paraffin mixture. It is
noted that the preferable collimator shape is the double cone.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation] 1. Sadikav
Card 1/1

TURK, Stanko (Zagreb)
A merhod for ansillyzing 1.1-near electric-al o_r mchanisal B-,37;-a.~_- Zf
the third and fourth order. Glazi mat fiz Rrv 19 no.!/.2. 8-!.-% 161..
1. Ruder Boskovic Ins"Itate, Zagrf~b, and Faculty of rI_eTtr-P,-a__I
Engineering of the University of -7p-greb, 2.agreb.

TURK, S.tankop ing.p aslatent (Zagreb, Bijenielm a. 56, p.p. 171)
Numerator switchers. Elektrotehnika Hrv I no.1-2:63-M 158.
1. Institut "Ruder Bookovic", Zagreb

TURK Sj_.
"Mechanical presses" by Heinrich MWckelt. Reviewed by S. Dirk.
Rud met zbor no.1;63 162.

TURKY St.
"Hydraulic presses" by Gerhard Oehler. Reviewed by St. Turk.
Rud met zbor no.1:81 162.

TURK I St.
"Load conditions in the recipient hydraulic extrusion
presses" by Otto Kienzle and Klaus Mining. Reviewed
by St. Turk. Rud met zbor no.3:284-285 t62.