SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VARBANSKIY, A.M. - VARDANYAN, B.V.

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Television Engineering SOV/1854
Ch. 8. Power Supply For Television Equipment 250
8-1. Low-voltage stabilizers 250
8-2. High-voltage sources and their Otabilization 259
8-3. Current stabilizers 275
8-4. Protection of the camera tube;~ 248
8-5. Power supply for a camera-tripod motor 2 0
Bibliography 286
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
JP/Jmr
T-23-59
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SHEYFIS, Isaak Iosifovich; IY,-&M., otv. red.; VENGRENYUK,
L.I., red.; CHULPF.-SPr", tekTin. red.
I
[Improvement of the quality in4ices of the video channels of
television stations] Uluchshenie kachestyennyk!7. pokazatelei
videotrakta televizionnykh tsentrov. Moskva, Sviazlizdat,
1963. 71 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Television)

VARBANSKIY, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich; SAI,-',CYLOV, V.F.p retsonzent;
- It' R.T." ~'~-6d 0
[Television technology] Televizionnaia tekhnika. Izd.2.,
perer. i dop. Moskva, Izd-vo "Energlia," 1964. 543 p.
(MIRA 17:6)

114,034IA/Chamical Technology. Chemical Products and Thoir
Application. Catalysts and Sorbonts.
;',.bi3 Jour: Ref Zhur-niw., No 10, 1959, 35513 -
:,uLhor Sapan, M., Oprescu, G., and Valrbiescu, 2-".
Inst
Title The Production of Cat.lon-Dcchanr,,,o Rcs-~;is from Vood
Shavings (Sullfona'..-cd Wood Pulp)
Orig Pab: Coluloza si Hirtic, 1-1, 11o 8, 278-283 (1957) (in P.U-
manian with Germn, English, French, and Rusrimi
summaries)
Abstract: The sulfonation of itood. shavinas at 1500 for 7 hrs
gives cation-exchant-ge resins which are suitable
for application in water softening installation:;.
The capacity of the resins is about 2.5 me ca2+/
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I- ifUbtAL-p-memical TechnoloC 0 t rm ,
- - y. - Chomicnl Tr duc s ano, 441i Jr --- - H- - -- -
f,pplication. CaLalysts and Sorbento.
I,bs V'rour: Ref Zhur-Khim.,, 110 10, 1959, 35513.
0 gram. -- From a surin-axT by the authors.
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VAR13IRO B SZAVA, I.;KOGH, S.
Goiter endemic in children in Komlon. Oyermekgyoaassat 4 no-10:314-
316 oct 1953. (CIn 25:5)
1. Doctor for Varbiro. 2. Komlo Manici~al Council Pe4iatric Dis-
pensarye

VARBIRO.Bela, dr.,.- GTIMISM. Remenyseg. Ilona. dr.
f~
Therapeutic considerations on the epidemic of whooping cough
during 1953. Ory. hatil. 96 no.7:186-190 13 Fab 55
1. A Komloi Tames Rendelointesete (1gazgato Iacxhegyi Laszlo dr.)
Oyermakaogyastatanak (foorvost Varbiro Bela dr.) koslamenys.
(WHOOPIUG COUGH. theram)

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Zoef. dr.- VARBIRO Bela dr.
Bn8rg7 requirements for Infants with different body structures
based on bod7 surface areas OfOrmekgvogyaezat 8 no-1-2152,-55
Jan-Feb 57.
'a Pace' Or"BtudOmarWi Faetem Gyarmekkiinikajanak (igazgato:
dr. Kerpal-Fronius. Odon egVetemi tanar) as a Baran7amegyaj
Tanace Randelointezete..Peas (igazgato: dr. Linka, Laszlo)
0yerm7kaogyanzatanak koslamemys.
INTANT NUTRITION
energy requirements, comparison of calculation methods
based on body weight & bodv surface area (Run))

VAIRBIRD Bela. dr.; VONDCZKY, Jozaef, dr.
Simple method for the determination of the energy requirement
of infants based on body surface area. Oyarmakaogyassat 8 no.
1-2:55-59 Jan-Fab 57.
1, Pecsi Orvostudomanyi rCretem Gyarmokklinikajanak (Igazgato:
dr. Kerpel-Fronius, Odon egyetemi tanar) en a Baranyamegyei
Tanacs Rendelointozete Pecs (Iga2gato: dr. Links, Laszlo)
Oyermakgyogya9zatanak kozlemenye.
(INFART NUTRITION
energy requirements, simple method for calculation
based on body surface area (Run))

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Simple methods for the determination of some data for continaous
drop infusions. Orv. hetil. 103 no.48:2287-2289 2 D 162.
1. Peas Varosi Tanacs Rendelointezet.
IINFUSIONS, PARENTERA.L)
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Past and present organization of Lake Varosiliget. P. 30.
MEELYEEPITESTUDOMAITYI SZFIffE. (Kozlekedesi Kiado) Budapest. Vol. o, no. 1. Jan 1956.
SOURCE: EEAL, Vol. 5., no. 7, July 1956.

Past and present organi7ation of Lake Varooligets P- 39
MELYEPITFMW~ANYI SZEMLE. (Kozlekedesi Kiado) Budapest. Vol 6,, no. 1, Jan 1956
SOURCE: EEAL$ Vol 5, no. 7. July 1956
777777777777~~

VARDIRO, GY.
Water regulation in the valley of the rivulet Rakos near Rakoscsa~a.
V. 110.
(Melyepitestudomanyi Szemle, Vol. 7, no. 113, Jan.Mar. 1957. Budapest,
Hungary)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 9, Sept. 1957. Uncl.

.. TARMT, Zh.7., inxb.l SHISUKOV, B.1-t luxh.
PhOtoelectron devioeg for control of stroot 1, bting
Inergetilc 8 no 213-4 7 160. VU 13; 6)
iStreet lighting)
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VARBOT Zh F S114STAKOV, B.I.
Circuits for the automatic switching-in of reserves at mmicipal
street lighting transformer points, From, energ, 16 no.4:6-8
Ap 161. (Electric power distribution) (MIRA 14:9)
(Street lighting)

Z E C

VARM-P-0,
VkRCEKj, C. Contribution to the study of matallogenetic conditions
in the southern portion of the Spis-0emer ore mountains
P-58.
Vol* 7j, no. 1/2p 1956p GEOLOGICKY SBORNIKp BUTISLAVA, CZECHOSLOVAKIA.
SO: Monthly List of East Elaropean Accessionsp (VAL)p LC., Vol. 5p No. 10p
Oct. 1956.

w-aa-Ey. -,.
"OripIn and nf ~,Ibitn In nPi,3r-~t- winq in t,~:n
G-`0 LO'S 131.3 PXV3E,; ZZ PRAT., . Prat-1-11-1 -I a, ITO_ 5.
Lon t I] 1'r list of I - iD! ~X A I), L I I ~rary or
Vol. 8, No. 8, Au -ust, 19
9.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Cosmochemistry Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, Ho 9, 1957, 30383
Author : Varcek Cyril
Inst : '
Title : Formation and Occurence of Albite In Siderite Veins in
the Vicinity of Roznava.
Orig Pub : Geol. prace Zpravy, 1955, 17o 4, 86-92
Abst On the basis of new field observations the author consi-
ders that, 1) formation of albite took place not later
but prior to that of the main body of siderite, 2) gene-
sis of albite is typically hydrothermal, 3) albite is
found not only in the principal Bernardi vein, but also
in other veins of the area, and moreover only in those
which occur In porphyroids or near them. Thus the in-
flaw of Na to the ore process occured exclusiYely from
the enclosing rocks.
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Czechoslovakia/ Cosmochemistry. Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry D.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 4, 1957, 11517
Author Varcek'.C--Vril
-Gemerski Ore Mountains
Title Stu&y of the Southern Part of Spiesko
Orig Pub Fftd~evok k poznaziiu metalogenetickych pomerov v juznej casti Spissko-
gemerskeho rudohoria.
Geol. abor., 1956, 7, No 1-2, 58-65 (Slovak; Russian and German gummaries..
Abstract In the district of thetovn of Rozhnyava, occur sedimentary-metamozThic
rocks of Cambro-Silurian and Carboniferous Period with bodies of volcanic
rocks. Ore veins are-encountered here in large-ftumber and are divided,
by mineral6gidal composition, in,4 groups: 1) quartzic V-4th sulfide's
and gold, 2) antimonial, 3) sid6ritic (quartzie, sulfidic', albitic, ma-
gmetitic and baritic) and 4) baritic. It is noted that in porphyroids
the veins become albitic due to enrichment of ore-bearing solutions
with sodium from the enclosing rocks.

VARCEK, Cyril
CZBCHCSLOVAKIA
Bratislava, Geologicky Sbornik, No. 2, 1962, pp 173-174
"in memoriam of Academician Anatoliy Georglyevich
Betechtin"

C,i, antl!3,Sis bureaus at
of the lc,-' unteer L~cO'l Rech. trilrZI..
toad River
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1. Zimestitell o paroj:hod,;,wao
ob"yedinen"Orro rechnog

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013576 SOURCE COJ)E*. UR/0032/65/031/009/1133/n35'
AUTHOR: Karasev
N. A.; Morozov, V. I.; Varchakp M.
ORG: Moscow Institute of Radio Electronics arid-Mining Electromechanics
(Moskovskiy institut radioelektroniki i gornoy elektrome-khaniki)
TITIE: Determination of residual- stresses with computer calculation of strain
gage readings
Zavodskaya. Iaboratoriya,, v. 31, no. 9, 1965p 1133-1135
TOPIC TAGS: computer calculation# stress analysis, strain gage, galvanometer, steel,
tensile stress, metal hardening
ABSTRACT: A method is described vhiich allows continuous recording of the
changing readings of a galvanometer and from them the establishment of values
of residual stresses associated irlth the change in deformation of specimens
under strain. It is shoon that use of an "Era" computer substantially in-
creases accuracy of the determination and accelerates processing of experi-
mental-data when-their
-fifist-ribution is sufficiently dense. The plane
stressed state of carb,40itride~4--6nd*shot-peonad specime ---measuring 75 X 20 X
2*3 mm made of 25XhGH bteel:was investigated.
The change-s-o-Me'values of the residual stressest obtainod during
etching of.carbonitrided and quenched specimens are presented4 'When the
carbonitrided layer is 0.9 mm deep in the surface layer tho tensile stresses

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recorded are on the order of 20 KG/m2. With steel-shot hardenin the
tensile stresses change into compressive stresses; when hardened for 1 minute
at a shot velocity of 53.5 M/sec their value rose to 40 KG/m2- When the
rate-was incr"sed to..78.3'A/sec the stresses were increased to 75 KG/M2s
Origs art. has: 2 figures, 6 formulas, and I table. [J"PRSI
SUB CODE: 110 200 13" og SUBM DATE: none ORIG REF: 003
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ANIKIN, M. M. and VARCHAVER, G. S.
OBnovy Fizioterapapii (nmdamental Physiotherapia), 6,08 p., medgiz and Kiscow, 199).

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Cosmochemistry, Geochemistry. Hydro- D
chemistry.
Abs Sour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 21, 1958, 70404.
Author :_Xar4hek
Inst : Not g-iven.
Title : A Study on Paramagnetic Relationship in Gemera
Iy3posits.
Orig Pub: Geol. prace, SAV, 1957, No 46, 107 - 131.
Abstract: On the basis of experimental data and those found
in literature as well as data from private com-
munications, the hydrothermal ore deposits and
the related Gemera granites were examined. Three
regions are desaribed, their common paragenesis
character, source of ore formation and the role
of the geological environment. The age of the
ore formation:,middle Trias-lower Miocene.
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82467
1/; 3/112/60/000/006/014/032
Elektrotekhnika, 1960,
249
6,
No.
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal,
p.
4.4812
P1
AUTHORS: Kandyba, V. V., Kutsyna, L. M., Varchenko. A. A., Lupashko, Ye. A.
TITLE: ADevice for Measuring the Flame TemperaturAy the Intensity of
Spectral Lines
PERIODICAL: Tr. Komis. po pirometrii pri Vses. n.-i. in-te metrol., 19:j8,
No. 1, pp. 69-76
TEXT: An installation has been developed at KhGIMIP for measuring the
temperature of flames, in particular, the flame of7i -gas turbine engine with
a pliAoelectric photometer having a high threshold sensitivity t1'.u3 the intensity
of the "D" spectral line of sodium can be measured. To obtain a "saturation"
that is ths black radiation in the spectral range of 0.1-0.2 A at temperatures
of -~ 2,000 K, an addition of sodium to the flame of -j 1013-1014 sodium atoms per
I cm3 to the flame is sufficient. This addition has practically no influence on
the behavior of the flame. A concave longfocal diffraction grating is used 11io
the installation. The mean square error of measuring a temperature ofe..,,2,000 K
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82467
3/112/60/000/006/014/032
A Device for Measuring the Flame Temperature by the Intensity of Spectral Lines
is 1%. The Fabri-Pero (Fabrie-Perau?) standard can serve as a basis for a
protable device measuring the temperature of a technical flame with a low
background level. The optical circuit of the device consists of a condenser,
color filter,-lens with a stop, cutting out the central part of the interference
pattern which enters the cathode of the photomultiplier of the photometer. A
new optical system for measuring the flame temperature using a sodium resonance
lamp is also proposed. The lamp has a special extension where sodium is placed.
By regulating the temperature of the extension, the intensity of the resonant
radiation is controlled. The calibrating curve of the lamp can be built either
by using the Plank law or experimentally by the calibrated temperature lamp
114T-3" (LT-3).
M. S. K.
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I- - -- --
VA4q~!~~O,_.A. I ; AVZRIYANOVA, V. H.; SOIOVIY.&V. S. L.;
Some Investigations of Seismic Conditions of Tsunami Generation and Improvement
of Equipment of Tsunami Warning System.
Report submitted for the 13th General Assembly, IUGG (Oceanography) Berkeley,
California, 19-31 Aug 63.

VARCIENYO, Ivan Petrovich.
Kiev Order of Labor Red Banner I'led Inst imeni DogowlIts,
Academic degree of Doctor of Mad Sci based on his defense,
4 June 1954, in tho Council of the Khar1kov State Hed
Insto of his dissertation entitled; "Food Froftats as a
Factor in Corj~,unicatdng Basic Geohelmirths".
Academic degree and/or title: Doctor of Sciences
SO: Decisions of VAK, List no 7, 26 Mar 55, Byulleten'
11
,-,V0 SSSR, No. 149 July Moscow pp 4-22, Uncl.
JFRS/~,'Y-429

USSR/Diseascs of Farm Animals - Diseases Caused by Viruses R-2
and Rickettsiae.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 10, 1958, 454il
Author : Varchenko, L.D.
Inst
Title Industrial Processes of the Production of the Concentrated
Adsorbate-Vaccine Against Swine Erysipelas.
Orig Pub Inform. byul. biol. prom-sti, 1957, No 2, 15-16.
Abstract No abstract.
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PILJ~Kb, A.T.; -KUIMLYA, Ye.S.; KOSTYSHINA, A.P.
Chemical and anal7tical properties of xanthogenates. Report
No. 4: The solubility products of zinc, nickel, iron, and
cadmium xanthogenates Lwith summary in English]. Zhur.anal
khim. 12 no.4:457-4,61 J1-Ag '57. (MIPA 10:10)
l.Kiyevskiy gosudtrstvennr/ universitet.
(Solubility) (Xanthic acids)

BEZRUCHENKC. I.N.; VARCHENKO, V.K.
Switching of transformer winding stages using a resistance. Elek.
i tepl. tiaga 7 no.6:12-13 Ja 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Glavnyy konstruktor Dnepropetrovskogo elektrovozostro-Itellnogo
zavoda (for Bezruchenko). 2. Nachallnik issledovatellskogo otdela
spetsiallnogo konstruktorskogo bywo DnepropetrovBkogo
elektrovozostroitellnogo zavoda (for Varchenko).
(Electric locomotives)

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:2 4,74-0-0 S/197/61/000/006/005/007
e64D B100201
AUTHOR: Varchenya, S.
TITLE% Experimental study of the temperature dependence of
thermo-emf and of resistivity of manganese.-zinc ferrites
PERIODICALt Akademiya nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Izvestiya, no. 6(167), 1961,
43 - 49
TEXTt T 5000 K is assumed for the Curie temperature, 11(dot/dT) T-01,-,3-10-7
volts/dog2 will be obtained for ferrites on the basis of the general
theory of the Thomson effect. In addition 4a A:o10-4 volts/deg holds at
the Curie point as a correction for ferromagnetism. Since the thermo-emf
coefficient a for ferrites is equal to jo-3 volt/deg, a measuring
accuracy of up to 1 % will be required to allow determining a deviation
of the thermo-emf course from its normal course near the Curie point.
After having met with difficulties at the beginning, the author
constructed the system shown in Fig. 2 for fastening the specimen,
following an advice by L. S. Stillbans (Termoelektricheakoye okhlazhdeniye
(Thermoelectric Cooling), 1956). In this system, heat waa prevented from
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Experimental study ... B!04/B201
flowing through the thermocouple. Not even this arrangement, however,
allowed determining of,- f(&T) exactly for a small AT. For 6T smaller than
100Ct it was not possible to determine a definite course of the curve
Ce,- f(AT). Therefore, when measuring the relation M - f(T) the curve
a,- f(AT) was constructed at high temperatures for each specimen concerned,
and, thereupon, the temperature interval was chosen, in which the
measurements were to be carried out in the linear course of M - f(AT). To
eliminate the effect of layers adsorbed on the surface, the specimens
0
were kept for one hour at a temperature of 300 - 350 C. Once these
sources of error were excluded, the Curie temperature was determined with
the aid of a ballistic galvanometer according to the change of induction
with a rise of temperature. The chemical composition, the Curie
temperaturet and the resistivity of the specimens are indicated in the
table attached. The temperature dependences of the thermo-emf of the
specimens are graphically presented in Fig. 5. n-type conductivity was
found in all Mn-Zn ferrites. Deviations from the linear dependence of the
thermo-emf were established in the Curie temperature range. Similar
conditions were established in determining the temperature dependence off
the resistivity of specimens (Fig. 6). The relation R - R exp(,6E/kT) is
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Experimental study B1 04/B201
given for the resistance variation; several activation energies AN are
noted below and abovo the Curie point. Ya. G. Dorfman is thanked for
his inte-rest, and 1. 11. Kirko for having made the investigation-possible.
There are 6 figures, 1 table,and 5 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and
1 non-Soviet-bloo.
ASUOCIATIONt Institut fiziki AN Latv. SSR
(Institute Qf Physics AS Latviyukaya SSR)
SUBMITTED: December 3, 1960
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VARCHENYA, S. A.
"Problem of Skin Effect in Strong Magnetic Fieldss" Tr. In-ta fiziki AN
LatvSSRj No 6s 1953s PP 90-92
Resistance and inductance of a ferromagnetic conductor of ste31-3 of
20mm width was tested in strong magnetic fields. It was found that in a
field close to maximum permeability of the materials inaccuracy in compu-
tation reaches 10%. while with rising field strength, inaccuracy drops to
2%.
RZhFiz, No 3, 1955
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Call Nr; AF 114179
AUTHORS; See Table of Contents
TITLE: Applied Magneto-hydraulic Dynamics; (Prikladnaya
magnitogidrodinamika (Trudy instituta fiziki, VIII)
PUB.DATA: Izdatellgtvo A W em1i nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Riga, 1956,
131 pp.. 00 copies
ORIG. AGENCY:, Akademiya nauk Latviyskoy SSR,#Tnstitut Fiziki
EDITORS: Editorial Board: Ed.-in-chief, Tyutin, I.A., Candidate
of Technical Sciences, Kirko, I.M. Candidate of Physical
an4-Mathematical Sciences, Vitol, V.G. Candidate of
Physical and Mathematical Sciences, and Varchenya, S.A.;
Tech.Ed.: Bokman, R.
PURPOSE: See Table of Contents
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Call Nr*.AF 1141779
Applied Magneto-hydraulic Dynamics (cont.)
COVERAGE: See Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Kirko " I.M. Modeling Magneto-hydrodynamic
Phenomena in Liquid Metals. 3-23
There are 11 references, of which 4 are
USSR, 2 translations into Russian, and the
others are English and Danish.
2. Tyutin, I. A.J1 Yankop, E. K. Electro-
magnetic Pumps for Liquid Metals (Brief
Review of the Literature on the Status of
the Problem. 25-48
There are 45 references, of which 24 "e
USSR, 19 English, 1 Italian, 1 Dutch.
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Applied Magneto-hydraulic Dynamics (Cont.) Call NrrAF 1141779
3. Tyutin, I. A. Introduction to the Theory of Induction
Pumps. 49-58
There are 8 references, of which 5 are USSR, 2 American,
1 Danish.
4. Birzvalk, Yu.A.,, Tyutin, I. A. Speed Distribution
and Magneto-hydraulic Pressure Losses in a Rectangular
Channel. 59-63
There are 2 references, both USSR.
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Applied Magneto-hydraulic Dynamics (Cont.) Call NrjAF 1141779
5. Tyutin, I. A., - Yankop, E. K. Electromagnetic Pro-
cesses in Induction Pumps for Liquid Metals. 65-80
There are 4 references, of which 1 is USSR, 3 English.
6. Ul Imanis, L-Ya. Boundary Effects in MX*ar or Induc-
tion Pumps. 81-94
There are 5 references, of which 4 are USSR,
1 American.
7. Liyelpeter, Ya.Ya. and Tyutin, I.A. Design Methods for
Induction Pumps for Liquid Metals. 95-1o6
There are 4 references, of which 3 are USSR,
1 American.
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Applied Magneto-hydraulic Plymamics (Cont.) Call NrsAF 1141799
8. Yankop., z. K. Single-phase a.c. pumps (Faraday
a.c. Pumps) 107-121
No references are given
9. Krumin, Yu-K. A Conduction Ball Situated in a Traveling
Magnetic Field. 123-131
There are 4 references, 3 of which are USSR, 1 French.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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Prikl.adnays MagEitogidrodinamika (Applied MAgnetohydrodynam-
ics7, Works of the Institute of Physics, Vol 8, edited by I.
A. Tyutin, Cand1date of Technical Sciences; 1. M. Kirko, Can-
didate of Physicomathematical Sciences; V. G. Vitol, Candi-
date of Physicomathematical Sciences; and S. A. Varchenya;
Riga, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences Latvian
SSB; 1956, 132 pp
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USSR/Electricity Semi~onductors G-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizila, No 1, 1958, 1373
Author VarS4jn_aj_S.A._,__ Dorfman, Ya.G.
Inst
Title Thermal Electric Properties of Ferrites Ifear the Curie
Temperature.
Orig Pub Radiotekhn. I elektronilza, 1957, 2, No 3, 345-347
Abstract The purpose of this work Is -to clarify the problem whether
there exists an anomaly in the thermal electric properties
of ferrites near the Curie temperature, similar to Xhat
observed in ferromagnetic material. The ther 1 emf of an
annular plate of nickel-zinc ferrite with a resistance of
2.6 x 10 ohm/cm (total resistance &M ohm, Curie tempe-
rature 200' C) was measured by a null method, using a
high-resistance poteritiometer. The accuracy of the measu-
rement reached 10-4' volts at temperatures below 1300 C,
and 2 x 10-7 volts at higher temperatures. Thanks tothe
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US~R/Electricity - SemiconductOrs
Abs Jour Ref ZhiLr - Fizika, No 1., 1958, 1373
G-3
use of two independent circuits for measuring the resul-
tant thernal emf and for determinin-g the temperature, it
was possible to measure ~,Imultaneously the two quantities.
The relative error in the measurement of dE/dT amounted
to 0.01%. It turned out that anomalies of the Peltier
and Thomson effect, vhich have the same character, the sa-
me sign, and the -,aine ord.~~-r of map. itude as in case of
ferromagnetic metais, are observed. The results are dis-
cussed from the point of view of the electron theory of
semiconductors.
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PORFIRIYEVO V.B. (Parfirliev V.B.]; GRINBEFIG, I.V.1 PEfRIKOVSKAYA, M.E.
[Petrykivalka, M.IE.I; Y~~C~~SKIY,J.S. [Vai-cheialkyi, I.S.)
Studying the origin of petroleum. Pratsi Inst. geol. kor. kop.
AN UFSR 2r5%.68 160. (MIRA 14: )
(Petroleum geology)

--VARCIIUKO MARIYA,--
Grapes
New method. Hol. kolkh. No. 2, 1952
Monthly Ust of Russian Accessi2p
1. Library of Congress., August 1952. Unclassified.

"An outline of the paragenetic conditions of the Gemer ore deposits."
p. 107. (Cheskt Lid., Vol 10, No. 3, 1958, Prague., Czechslovakia)
GTX,rjR.A,FHY & GEOLOGY
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol 7, No. 12, Dec 58

7
Classification Of diamon d t L-M.IneIf.
1119 7urnov, Czecil.7-9504,1moku Orn
0 1053, 6&1
-70(Ptib. lgj'.,4~ general *AiXusaloh. 2
references.
Werner.lacobabn

-TARC~l _Jiri- -- -
Seminar on monocrystals in Turnov. Chem pr= 14 nr,.2:100-101
FI!64
1. Vyzkunmy ustav monokrystalu, Turrov.

VARGLO Ladislav, prof., dr.
Academician Antonin Salac; obituary. Vestaik CSAV 70 no.1:122-123
161. 1

TIARCL , 2. . ("V
Y -PRIAN) F, .
A flowmeter with remote-control reading. p. 148. (Nova Technika, Vol. 2
No. 5, May 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia) .9
SO: Monthly List of East Ellropean Ac-lessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 61 No. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

CYPRIAN) Karel, inz.; VARCL, Zbynek
Flowmeter with remote-control reading* Nova technika 2 no-5:W-150
MY 162.
lo Vyzkmmny ustav crganickych synthes, Pardubice-Rybitvi.

VANAj J., inz.; SEKERKA. B.; VARCLj Z.
Measuring the surface tempeTature of revolving cylinders. Automatizace
5 no,,3:70-72 . 79 14r 162.
I . 1. 1. Vyzkmmy ustav organickyeh syntez., Pardubice-R-ybitvi.

S/265/62/000/024/002/002
E194/E455
A UTHORS Vana, J. , Sekerka, B. ,
TITLE: Measurement of the surface temperature of rotating
sha f t S
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, ctdellnyy vypusk,
lzmeritellnaya teklinika, no.24, 1962, 30, abstract
32.24.185. (Automa*tizace, v-5, no.6, 1962, )69-171)
(Czech.)
TLXT: The Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut organicheskogo
sinte*za ChSSH (Scientific Research Institute of Organic Synthesis
of the Czechoslovak Republic) ha.--~ developed a device for
contactless temperature measurement of the surfaces of rotating
shafts. The sensitive element is a platinum wire O.G2 ni:-.i diameter,
wound on a mica former of 7 x 110 bill), 0.05 mm thick in a dust-
proof mount. The wire resistance at 200C is'750 011,118.
Temperature is measured by resistance change as indicated by a
Wheatstone bridge, the time constant of the device being no more
than 20 seconds. The operating current of 1 mA is from two
cells which can ,5ui)PIY 15 sensitive elements for six months.
The sensitive elements are placed I mun from tile shaft surface and
Card 1/2

S/263/62/000/C24/002/002
Measurement of the surface E194/E455
measure temperatures in the range 20 to 1500. Temperatures can
be registered as chart recordings front six points on the shaft
and as meter readings from nine. If the distance of the
sensi:tive elentent from the shaft surface varies by + 0.5 11irn
the error of measurement is - 5'0 at 1140. The practical accuracy
at temperatures up to 2000C Ts -r 2*. The device is calibrated by
con~parison with a contact pick-up or by the "zero distance" niethod.
[Abstracter's note: domplete translation.]
Card 2/2

JAVOR TIBOR; VARGO VI
3xPerimental studies on the development of atophan ulcer. Kiserlates
orvqstud. 9 no-3:289~-295 July 57.
1. Szogedi Orvoatudomanyi 31gyetem I. oz. Balklinikaja,
(PEPTIC U1 M , exper.
cinchophon induced, direct observations on develop.
by intestinal cannule method in dogs (Hun))

VARCOPI L.0 inz., ScG,
Statip control ProOrti8o of con"Ational. heat exchangers,
Strojlrenstvi 13 no0:351-364 MY '63.
I* Yedecko-vyzkpW ustavp Zavody prumyslove automatizace,,
Praha,

DOLMAL, R*jL prof.,p inz, dr.; VARCOP, L., inz.
wRegular dynamic properties af steam generators* by Sehneider.,
Spliethoff. Reviewed-by R. balezalv L. Varcop. Strojirenstvi
13 no*7:558-559 Jl 163.

VARCOP, L. inz.
nPrinciples of designing the control of thermal power engineering
equipment" by J. Stepan. Reviewed by L. Varcop. Automatizace
7 no. 3: Supplement: Technicka literatura insert Mr 16/#.
~ I.. -.,: : ~.. .11 ~ I i, -. - : ~ ,-

RUMM Chemical Technology,, Chemical Products and Their E-17
Applicatioh-%,.Pharimacouticals. Vitamins. Antibiotics.
Abe To* ; Ref Zhur - xblmlya, No 5: 1959., No. 16534
Author : Puscaru, E.; Coniver, L.; Varcovici., He
That Not given
Title Now Issues of Phanmcopoeia
Orig Pub Farnacia (Romin)., 1957., 5., No 1., 76-84
Abstract Peculiarities of the Japanese pharmacopoeia (VI issue,
1951), addition to the Soviet pharmacopoeia (1952 issue),
the British (VITI issue, 1953), the Czechoslovakian (II
issue: 19%). the Hungarian (V Issue, 1954). the Romnlan
pharmacopoeia (VII issue,, 1956), and als6 the USA (XV
issue, 1955) are analyzed. -- E. Natkhan
card 1/1

rh ernical Technn. I o7y. C)1 emi cv Proatic t.q and
Their AnTilications. 111-2macenticals. Vitamins.*
A-P3. JOUR. : R'ZI,"him. , No. -C,13 1)'59, V0. P3242,
AUTHOR :Varco-vi ci, 1,j
T IT Aerosb1s Containing 'Vedicinal Prenarations
0 a ic~ .-2 U B .Fz rmne i a(Romin.), 195$3, 6, No 4, 205-303
AB- 3 T FCA C TReviewed is the tPH!nione of introducin!-
Tnedicinal i)reparnLinris (MP) in the form of
nero.go1s, 11he pro-nosed ri-nn&rnta for V;is nur-
Tiose and nronerties of irdividuAl MP vroons
from tre sterid-noint of a, nossibility of their
ar-ilAce,tion mp nvro~5ols (ndrenalin, alkaloids,
sulfami,ies~ Ftntibiotics an(I other Prouns).
"'resented is the formillation of individual
aerosols, their enm-ositiong teaf methods
and storp-re conditions. MP9 emnloyed in the
form of serosols, must. sj,-tisfy the following
Antibiotics.
CLID: 1/2
59

COUNTRY
CATEGORY
ABS. JOUR. AZMqIM,, A0. 2-S 195.-9, A~Io. 83242
AUTHOR
1N 3T.
T I T LE,
0RIqI PUB.
AB3TRACT requirements: they must irritate mucus membra-
Con'd nos of t1te reoriratory organst must desorb ea-
sily. For liquids t~e maximum allovable dosage
must be contained in I ni of the preparations;
if aerosol is used as a nowder, dosage of the
active substance (finely ground ana non-hygro-
scopic) must be preater than 1-3 gr. The bib-
liography, covers 13 references. __ G. Marcus.
CARD: 2/2

Distri. 4E2o(,J) ,y
I/Potrall6iiirk method for do study U mlied gimiouoAu J7;4jTlwe)(IW
&Was tb thmal d" 0*:,! p).%# M. / I
Slo=k& Uslolk,
xrosli 14, 14-20(IM).- ouldric
'Utn. ot cleaved pown H 1~ J11
AM -flowr MoRdi"t tal
Cl at the thermal
destruction of poly(vinyt chlcV=( ) Is dearibed. The
ezactness d the method was ch by kinetic measure-
mituto of chaved HCI from I at various temps. in air, 0,
and Ar. On the b&&% of kinetic measurements aW c".
g4 fmr4lt was, deW. that the mech.
Wim Of RCIM=Av of "Cal "Sipper" (Reb*-
]an Ukka-r-,

7 , .7 . ,- f !- 7-,. ~ , ! el , ",~, ,, .
Cell formation in the yolk of t~jc- o,,rjj-jc,,, Of the Ancd6ntA.,
P. 139, oicn iIT('UTIGA, Dudwpe.~I, -Iungam,). 11ol I'-) 114o. 112 116L.
,c*C- :Yont~ly List of -!.ast El,,r(,,.ean Accpb-,ionE, li", 70i.
ITo . 5, Ma~), 1-955, Un-

VARDAITAN, A. G.
Tatevossian, G. T., and VarjanLa-,n,_A._G.,- The Synthesis Of Palycyclic H7d-roar~,=atia
Ketones. I. 3-Keto-1, 2, 3, 9p 10, 11-hexahydrophannntilrenan (p. 1532)
SO: Journal -of General GheMIELKy, (Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii), 1947, Vol. 17, 110,_g

VARDANIYAj KvKh.
Effect of the :Length of the da on the groirth an d develolment of
peach and feijoa. Agrobiologiia no.6:846-851 N-D 160.
- (KIRA J-1: 22 )
1. Sukhumakaya opytmaya stantsiya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledo-
vatellokogo instituta rasteniyevodstva*
(reach) ..(Feijoa) (Plantsy Effect of light on)

VARDANIYA.-.K-.M2e; VARDAIIIYA, L-Ta.
Intensified atem and 1W- growth in the bay laurel and cinnamon
in response to photoperiod and gibb-3rellin. Bot. zhur. 45 no.12:
1802-1810 D 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Sukbumskaya opytnaya etantsiya VOeBOYU2nogo institute. rasteni-
yevodstva.
(Gibberellins) (Photoperiodism) (Laurel)
(Cinnamon)

VARDANIYA, LIM., kand.b lologicheakikh nauk
-----------
Effect of the length of day on the growth and development java
tea. Agrobiologiia no.4:628-629 JI-Ag 162. (PlIRA 15:9)
.1. Sukhumskaya opytnaya stantsiya Voesoyuznogo nauchno-issledo-
vatellskogQ instituta rasteniyevodstva.
(SUKHUMI REGION-JAVA TEA (PHOTOPERIODISM)

VARDANIYA, K.Xh.
Simultan ous effect of photoperiodism amd gibbereLlic acid on
the growth and development of Orthosiphon stamineus Benth [Crith
summary in English]. Fiziol. rast. 10 no,2:159-165 MrAp 963,
(MIRA 16:5)
1. Sukhmskaya opytnaya stantsiya Vsesoyuznogo inatituta
rasteniyevodstva., Sukhumi*
(Gibberellic acid) (Photoperiodisn) (Java tea)

-VARDANIYA, K.Kh.
- I-- I----
Effect of various pbotoperiods on the development of sweet potatoes
(Ipomoea batatas Lam.). Bot. zhur. 50 no.31405-4U) Mr 165. (1,11:11A 1801)
1. Sukhumskayc opytzwya atantsiya Vsesoyuznogo instittita raste-
niyevodstva, Abkhazsxaya ASSR, pochtovoye otdelenlya Gullripshi.

E2
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Ill it 13 13 14 t$ It Q Is is It U U 14 ill m v is it Q v a A) a a COP
'A L-4
0
go 04
oe -00
go . 1-00
CI
of Al
-00
go Sulfuric acid hydrolysis of pbr"ylf3-ddomcrofyj)&crtic i
0 add T, Tatcm)-an awl A. G. V~arqan *0 6
NCS. AfIffeXidill S. -00
A
o 'file PbC-Va(C(hLt)v from lm X. phcjj(C(hl-,t,.. 11
g
00 9. Na. and Mj 9. abs. litOll.xnd 74 g. %it-COXIMIA1 0
rrOmed 6 hirs. yieldmi 7111-~, di-N -419
of IW-5'. d.10 lx=. 811114111
1110-4 C. nI the ever reduzed with 42 ji. Naoll All'i MO
go E'1011 4 hrs., trcatvl with MI cc. uAter, then oli%tifJ zoo
0 t., frim-ye the Imilk 4 the FtOll, and pwi.fifiv,l with Mv 0
0 1H
go
n,td, M A Viwfj4lS NtMll (Al, 1.17-11. ml,,* 1 ).,51,2,
b3 162-5", which cr)mttl. on Itmig %lanoling, in. 54rW. zv 0
Thi~ (11 ir.) was Irvat"I with stirring and v,.Jing "flit
W r-o 0
Us Cr. wl% ll,%O,; wheft (tic reactim -Allftid(A, Ow mill.
was alinwed to stand ovrmight, liters treatt-4 with sc~- .0 o
00
wattr and citd. with HtO; removal af the Elio and nit,
bing uf tile rmiclue with benzene 112ve 46.7r~ a-phenvi-j- z0 0
rum henzene); mmi-A.
acdyawyric acid, m, 3r-8* U IS111141
*some, m. IIWI* (Imm litOJI). This result Inslicalci Mat
I he CAC the mAjoXylk. mdd group in l1w a-J.Aili'm ago
of t 411jin hill'ItTs tile lufflually vxjxvfM 4-yrfira-
titm during the MV). trea(mcni; (he rzj~-tof pro-luvi
was arid. G. M. K
to:
low
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it f2 4;j-T
Oft S 11
--m
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lavivil to cry.t.1111", g", .1 !01 g

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Vir(Linvi n. ZkkF.0hkkelKhm. in. 54-V (pur,ste, m. 117-W), -hilc (fir alk. -la ftrr
00 ,,
(J. Cwit, Owm., Iii. cf.C.A.41.432a. eft tit. -ilh lIttisclicand acidifleation "fill Ilcl. C,ve 2 71 it
'
* 00

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7
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1 .0. '1 , tit,. g,tvi- 76.31~
. 1 111 . 14-5
(41CCINIIIIII 1. hraillix
(front Etoll); pur'llp. ill. 1.
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('11. ,, III Ss thl'~ W-41 was Added to MaCII
1 n du4f tit rr,l twit Kive 2-ftivillvipheminflircric
00
(COlIFI), l(r,"n IV. X. m.4mic -ter) in 2)1jI nit. 1--toll,
0
kt oats,l 1) 5 tit . relliwA :1 hri., let sland overnight, and
- JIL43. -kahictioll if( I-C. II,CII.Cq),Ft %ith Nt-i;
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ve 64- p
I 1111"ll I tit IRA aff. r em'. 1, 11" yi, 1.1 M
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of a h
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t
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l
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give
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y
I
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,
'
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f"11 .... r.1 b% -fill C101'. If. '.
5'1 (Pi. fair, III, its In, It wl 1
. -00

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'
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CTACO,Eht. ill 213-15% -160-
treated with-.'lhi lilt. Ift(I.1's'lli-41 . AlIllaridifitif %ills [.'ill FtOll fullim"I fly C10111,11 CO -Me ... O."r
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1
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"Oll
"

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gave !"I
;
f ~Wllj 0.5 Ill., "I'l Ill- lied 5 W'. fit 711,-5 '. K-.Vr, after Av .1lich "I 11-1111K milli I fir, ll,mr KI%r
*
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"

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E
ns. 161-2' (frotia EtOil). T'he ketone (5.117 g.)S heuted ment Aith 6-c. 78.6
,
1~7-7
5' (from C
ll
-FtOll); miw
*
in
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0
*( polycy%lic hydroarommitic kotou*s. IV.
j- m7,.6:tghlsyl.I.ZJ.9,10.106-boz&bydrophonauthrons.
t'. T. Tal"osyd" A1141 A, 0. V40411)'All. I Gf-l CkeW
I s.N K it, 12-,. Mk 111.11 )(Ungf: tfiil;4'lu"l 1. Skv Cl
40, 13100 V.
hydrochrysont. lbsd. 1349 CA 46, 3K47a
It. R.
1 *

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a 0 *go e9

-
4 - - ------- - -

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'
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0 .
.
.
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0 V.S.R. 4, No. 3, 71-410OW-The PhClfCll,CNa- -*0
(C(11,91)o from 44.2 x. P11101,01XIII(Ohlit), in W, r.
l
t FtOlt owl 21) C. ?.leCCl:CllCllCl refluxed 3.5 firi.
:
i
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7
*
'
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(on redistn. bse.s-ij 2115~7% d
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If W2-
.

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*
0
I -SM). This (44.4 0 refluxect 2.5 firq. with 15 g.
fe
010 14011 am) 220 cc. &q, H1011 gave Ml,'v #-p*ejvrjkyi(.?-

*
hi
l
14
l
i
id
f
di
moo
-5
att
rtnn
(
eftwifty
c ac
l. HIM).
)fna
, tn. 1
(
O =00
00 On heating this gave US
N, a-0
"
tyri, acid, b. AC"
, d!'-' 1.12P4, %V I IMA5, Tn%I-
ttwu of tWi in the otfid with 10 vtA. INSO, (4. I.K~

'
~%
coo
ffilowed by grortual beating to W-70
in a N atm. 1,

00 2.3 hrs.. gavt 74.9%
' see
(from eq. EtOll). G.M.Ka..4Atx.ff
c wrOoew, tn. 80 0
04
'Pit-'a
moo
X06
b0 0
1A0
coo 0
off* .4 1 4&. c.. ..c wj'L?1~
F q ZA An I I a 'w-o If 1115 a a 3 9
U U A
a ft a ot a tt It at KLO n 11A

ltk~-A llpiml ` I, A. G.
"Synthesis of polycyclic hydroarouatic ketones. TV. 1 --- ID 11
hexahydrophenanthrene.11 G. T. --atevosyan and A..g._.Vjr.-,anv r. ( .
p. 11701
SO: journal of Gen2raj. ChemiFtr (Zhurn:.d Obshchei KhIrdi) 1951, Vol 21, No 6.

TATEVOSTAN, G.T.; ZAGORETS, P.A.; VARDANYAN, A.G.
q
Synthesis of polyc7clia hydroaromatic ketones. P&r'.* 7. 6- and 7-e~-thoxy-
3-).-eto-1,2,3,9,ld,10a-hexahydrophonanthronse. 2hur.ob.khlm. 23 no.6:941-
949 Je 153. NW 6:6)
1. Khimicheskiy Institut Akademli naulc Armyanskoy SSR. (Ketones)

4,1A7-hexdhyd
,o

qzUbgs", OA IX. 2-Oxo4,3,4,4s,-
6,7 Q
V,rd"Jily al and
25. 1
R3454, 49. 1 11 il-, U.-E! '-i ...... tc, 1.1,( !1:
C1C1-Lli,,Br gav. (I)- b ~4-
with
-LOSHO, riV 1.4001. 1 (1210 C.) converted to N't dcriv.
10 g. Na in 160 ml. MOH. was treated with 65 il. MeCCI: -
643%
cil ClICILCI and the mixt. refluxed 6 hr~i., yieldcd '93.
Ph(CHj)2C(COFj1i:C11:CH:CC13fe (II), b. 104-200'. d~,
1 0970. U (131 g,) ed..cd 4 hrx. with 43 g
N~iOfi in 050 ml. 90% EtOH and acidified. g~vo 7217, Ph-
(C11,),C~CO:H),Cjj,Cff:CC,'A1e, in 12;-5'. which he,ilt,d
.H)CH,CH:CCj,f, (III), b. I
ga,e
39-40'(t;V supercooled) 111t~ted vith llso'
1 78) tit 60' under CO-. gage no Letcmic
rotivi tevip. the results were aL~ neg., both the 14:SO.
the pa!ypliosphoric acid methods being unsatislactrwy for
ring ~losttre. U1 (9 9.) was treatcd with 7.1 g. I Cl, tit
~r_y Widand the rToditcr treated %vith 4n v. SnCt, in 150 ml
11C1 anC
N"OH. !j1Z, witi ohtaj~~"d
k-
--he witil
(V), in. 100-1- (f
rom Et,,O); 2.4.
. ~Ij
1-d-phcr.Wj7 raz-e, oranjj,-red, m. !33-5- T~ 5 7
1:0 ml dy M,,OH -a. added PA m; d.-y "if, a:_4
flu rtil'a.ing 0.6
mt.,. vas cr-cd, trrate-d kith 3.1 5 m!
_McCC: -
CIICI-' -1 'I'l '-IUK~d 0 5 br t,, Y,e~d 15 g
~hieh hy~r Jy"d
hv 'ir, ,ah 26 5 g NaOll in 43 ml. H,0 -d
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USSR/Chamistr7 - Hydroaromatic ketones
Card l/1 Pub. 151 - 26/37
Authors, I Tatevosyan,, G. T., and Vardanyan, A. G.
Title Synthesis of polynuclear hydroaromatic. lotones. Part 8.- 8-moth7l- and
S-mttioxy-3-keto-1,2,3,9,10,10a-hexahydrophenanthrenes
~hur. ob. khim. 24/10, 1845-1851, Oct 1954
-Abstract i The effect of methyl and metho.-icyl. groups oriented in ortho-position of the
aromatic nucleus on the reaction of sulfuric acid hydrolysis and double
cyclization of alpha-(3-chlorocrotyl)-gamma-phony1 butyric acids was investi-
gated. The investigated conversion process was found to be not much affected
by the methyl. group and the yield of tbe conversion product is of the same
order as the non-substituted ketone and its other methyl homologues. The
presence of the methoxyl group in meta-position was found to be a deterrent
in tfie conversion process. Six references: 3-USSR; 2-Genran and 1-USA
(1923-1953).
Institution.: Academy of Sciences Arm-SSR, Chemical Institute
Submitted May 18, 1954

TATIVOSYAN, G.T.; URZYAH, A.G.; VARDANYAN, S,A.; VARDAHAII, A.G.
Synthesis of polynuclaar ketones. Part 9. 2-kato-2,3,4,4&,6,7-
haxahydro-5 -dibenzo[a,clcyclokeptatriene. Zhur.ob.khim. 25
no.9:1766-1771 S 155. (MIRA 9:2)
1.Milmicheski.r Inatitut Akadenii nauk Armyanakoy SBR.
(Dibenzoeycloheptatriene)

A.
"KeLone ;yntlLe~-iz; t~f ',,-J-1 Ph(,,naat!;",e,,,e 0`(~,riQs WitIl UIC Aid of
Acid Hydrolyu-is and Double -C-!clizaLi----,,; o-f' (3-c.*.Inrocrzot
-y
phen ~lbutyric Acids." Cand Cheia Sci, ci A
U , ~ , ~ -y jr, - b, A c,-id mien ~,!n
Yerevan) 19511, (RZIOwli) No .5,, 11-lar 55)
So: Sin. No 670,, 29 SepL 55 - Sur-:e.. of 3cicnUfic rand Technical Disse--LI 'do,-.s
Defended at USSR ifir-her Educa'tional Listitutions (15,)

YESAYAN,
Syntheals of nev analoguats of peaudoallicin. Dokl, AN Are. SSR 23
no.4:169-173 '56, (MIRA 10:1)
1. Xhimichaskiy institut AkRdemli nauk Armyanskoy SSR. Predstavlene
V.Inagul7anteem.
(4-ilicin)

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V .-171 1_1 -
YESAYAN, G.T*; VARDANYAN9 A.G9~__-.
The reaction of '( -chlorocrotyloulfochloride with certain amines
substituted in the nucleus. Isyj a &we BSR. ler4 khIzo muk 10
no.1:71-74 157. (KM 10: 9
1. Khimicheekly institut Akademli nauk Armyanskoy SSR.
(Chemical reaction-Mechanism)
(Chlorides) (Amines)

YESAYAN, G.T.; VARDANYAN, A.G.
Sulfonic acid esters. Report Yo.2: lynthesis ol 4 - lwthvl -7- cum-,71
milfonle acid esters. Izv. AN Arm. SSR. Ser. khlm. nauk v.10 no.5:
353-356 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Xhimicheakiy inatitut AN ArmSSR.
O%Afonic acids)

YESAYAN, ~.T.- VARDANYAIT, A.G.
Sulfonle acid eaters. Report 110-3: Cleaving sulfonic acid eaters
by thincyanat. Izv.AN Arm.SSR. Khim.nauki 11 no.2:119-125
158. (MIRA 11-11)
1. Institut organicheakoy- khimii AN ArmSSR.
(Sulfonic acids) (Thiocyanatea)

S/079/62/032/004/004/010
D204/D301
AUTHORS: Vardanyanp S.A.v_Vardanyanp A.G., and Khrlakyan, S.P.
TITLE: Synthesis of 2#5-diaryl furans and their scintillating
properties
P
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RIODICAL; Zhurnal obshchey khimii, V. 32, no. 4, 1962, 1195-1196
TEXT: The so far unknown 2P5-di-p-xylyl-, 2,5-di-o-xylyl- and 2,5-
-di(k-phenoxyphenyl)- furans (A, U and C) were preTared by modifi-
cation of the method of Lutz et a1.9 to investigate the effect of
structure on their scintillation properties, Compounds Ap Bp 0 were
resgctively obtained from 1p4-di-k-xylyl-j 1p4-di-o-xylyl- and 1P4
-di p-plienoxyphenyl)-lr4-diketobutene-2t whose prepiZration is des-
cribB*d for the first time, by boiling the diketones in glacial ace-
tic acid in the presence of SnCl 2# 2H20 and conc, HCl for 5 hours*
The reaction mixtures were then cooled and the crystalline products
were filteredt washed with water and recrystallized# M.p1s and
yields of the starting d1ketones and the corresponding 2,5-diaryl
furans are tabulated, The scintillating properties proved to be clo-
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Synthesis of 2t5-diaryl furans D204/D301
se to those of p-terphenyls There are 1 table and 2 references: 1
Soviet-bloc and-1 non-Soviet-bloc, The reference to the English-lan-
guage publication reads as follows: R#B. Lutz and R,J, Rowlettp
J. Am. Chem. Soo-.9-70o 1359p 1948,
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut Akademii nauk Armyanakoy SSRp
(Physics Institute of the Academy of Sciencee of the
Armenian SSR)
SUB'4ITTED; ",May-80''.1961

VARDP,NYA%klj S.A.; .VARDANYAN, A.G.
?,,r. A- `7
,So~ri,t..p ; of ' I
, _sj~ 4 u I (MLRA 18L6,
n(j*'+-'42F,-0O 1640 % j

VkRUnAll, A.S. P./
perrLity
SomeIdata on the
of capillaries in putimts with
chronic tonsillitis. Zhur. eksp. i klin. med. 3 no.603-57
163 (KMA 17 s4)
1. Kafedra bolezney ukhaq gorla i nosa Yeravanskogo meditsin-
skogo instituta.

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86-3-1-18/31
AUTHORS: Nadtoka, V.A., Engr Maj, Vardanyan, B.V., Engr Maj
.TITLE: Icing of Jet Engines and How to Prevent it (Obledeneniye reaktivnykh
dvigateley i bor'ba a nim)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vozdushnogo Flota, 1957, Nr 3-1, pp. 65-67 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Thisisadiscussion apparently reflecting current Soviet fighter
aircraft practice. The aircraft engine elements which may be
affected by icing are given, and the possible resulting impairment
or damages are mentioned. The most pronounced icing occurs at
minus temperatures ranging from 8 to 120C; it diminishes with
increasing flying speeds. The electric de-icing system heats the
grills of the engine air inlets, and a few other elements of the
engine; the system does so for not more than 13 minutes, at the
indicated speed not exceeding 500 Ion/hr. The other elements are
prevented from icing at any flying speed and irrespective of the
length of time of cloud flying. An aircraft flying at not more
than 500 km/hr must not remain under icing conditions for more
than a short period; it may remain considerably longer when flying
at 600 Ion/hr or faster. At speeds exceeding 600 km/hr, and at
more than 5,000 m altitudes, it may fly in clouds practically any
length of time without developing icing. In order to avoid icing
hazards at lower altitudes, the flying speeds must be increased.
At ground level the flying speed must be 700-750 km/hr.
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The maximum period (13-minutes), during which the aircraft may fly
safely under icing conditions, is enough to pierce the overcast when
the icing begins at the 8,000 m altitude and the landing approach is
made at the indicated speeds of 450-500 km/hr. The effectiveness of
the engine de-icing system increases when the water content is ra3d.-
mal and temperature of the outside air is between minus 12PC and
minus 80C, and when the water content is lower at any outside
temperature. In order to ensure that the engine de-icing system
prevents icing, the weather forecast ir, consulted before taking off
and, if it indicates the possibility of icing, the engine de-icing
system is turned on immediately before takeoff, and turned off after
leaving the icing area or landing. The engine de-icing system
requires very careful i*pection and careful maintenano*. When there
is a possibility of icing, the aircraft should be flown preferably at
the indicated speed exceeding 600 km/hr, and the speed should be in-
creased (by descending to lower altitudes or increasing the revolutions)
upon the temperature rise of the gases behind the turbine, indicative
of a considerable icing of the air intake grills taking place. If
this temperature rises up to 5200C at 10,400 rpm or less, or up to
5500C at minimum rpm, or up to 6100C at maximum rpm, which tempera-
tures are the maximum ones permitted at these rpme, then it is
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reco=nended that the icing area should be left. If, after flying
in the icing-subjected area, a temperature rise behind the turbine
was noticed, then the compressor blades are specially examined
during,the post-flight inspection. Four photographic illustrations.
AVAIUBLE: Library of Congress
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