SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YERMAKOV, V.S. - YERMAKOVA, M.N.

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TUMOT, V.S.- SPIRIN, S.A.; CHMOT, D.G.; tkk)B=, I.I.; UVUCMMO, X.D.;
Wr,~G.V.-, CMPWOV, N.M..-. NKHIUWAN, B.G.; ASKOWY, G.L.;
XOTILIM=rT, A.M.;. 110TAUNOT. S.1.; SUMAMMOV. I.A..; YAYJRW, S.Tm.;
SOKOZOV, 3.K.; KOKISSAROT, Yu.P.; MAIMIN. 1.F.; POMAYLO, K.K.;
MORYAWr, A.V.; MILAMID, N.V.; KMIASHVILI, P.a. -1 "RUTiLYA, L.A.;
LIVSHITIS, N.M.;. NXIMOT, A.M.
Molsol Irullrovich Safro: obitUUT. Ilsk.sta. 24 no.11:60 9 153.
1 (KLU 6:11)
(Safro. Nolool Vallfovich, ?-1953)

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K W; XLUUMV, A.K.; SMIN, S.A.; VISILOT, N.V.; ZOTILXMIT, D.G.;
BKUMT, Galo; 11MINOT, AoX.; NASKIM, AoA.; ITAWV, K.Lt XWOV, A#?.;
(MUPRA=p N.K.; Arl*NOkff, B.T.; al"MINUCIT, If'*,; NOWUNT, S.I.;
]PARMUN, 15.25.; GORSHEDY. A.S.; GOLIMMUM, F.S.; SOKOW, B.N.; KIL-
KUSMN, Ta.G.; KKHITARUN, S.G.; RASUMKOV, Te.L.; GRUDIRMT. P.G.;
YMORU. G.I.; SHCHMSININ. 1B..Y.; SAYM. V.1.,- XOKORXV, -B.T.: ILT11-
8911, K.P.; PMR&MY, V.I.; - -.0", 1 lboo.
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(Konismarov. Writ ProkboroviLob, 1910-1954) (WU 7:6)

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PAYLUKO.A.S.; ~~Ov,v.,S.; UGOHXTS,1.1.; SKMIOV,K.S.; CHIZII(N,DoG.;
VINrmu,A,V,; NrMLABOV,A.M.; TOR 0,
K.D.; ]MrWV,N.A.-t MWSXLLI,L.I.
Sergel TSalikovich Faerman; obltuwy. A.B.Favlonko And.others.
Blek,stn.26 no.10;62 0 155. (KMA 8..12)
(Faerium, Sargoi TSalikovich. i1.1955)

PXRITWHIH,p Koo*; IWIXOVg F.G.; ZHIM=Ng, D.G.; PAYIMMO A S4;
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MOP maxse, N,MLIMYl,, G.P.; UTW, N.A.; ~(Twf G*I,;
ACHXASOTO D.I.; YAMM, N.D.; CHIZWT. D,G,,: UGqWS. 101000
NIXU%ffg F.R.; PLOONOVi, N.A.
TUAImIr Nikolsovich Sergeov; dbituary, Xok. stoo 27 noJsO Kr
1560 (MMA 9s8)
(Sergeov, Ylaimir likoUericho 1903-1956)

KATMOTi GsKs; FIRTLIHAN. N.G.; KUCHIMMO, T.Ai.; ZHIMIN, D.G.; IDGINOT,
F.G*,- PATIMO, A.S.; YJMNAMDT. T 3 ; TINM, A.T.. DKIMIXT. 1.I.;
UGMTS' I. I.; IN MT-Fibpis
"iNSKIT, A.I.; WASILMKO' P.I.;
3MWTDY, A.A.; NOSOT, i.p.-, imimli, V.S.; BILUKOW, A.A.; RUSSO,
G*A*; VASILITIT, A,7o; BBKIN# Y,,Po; TZMAN, I.A; OXWT# GsKsj
CHMCHWO, N.A.; BESCHINSKITo A*A*; YAIM# T#F.
Alvel Fw1ovich Iaupmn: obituuT. Mr. Orot. 26 no.5.,62 W 157.
(IAUPMD. Pavel Favlovich. lW7-1957) (MMA 10W

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YZRKAMOV, V.S.
llwi'is for developing atomic energy In Britain. 319k.sts. 28
no.10:94-95 157. (KM 10:11)
(Great Britain-Atoule energy)

YERMAKOV, V.S.,, Cand Tech Sci (diss) "Study of
~Pro`c-e-s-B-eB--iP-f heat tramf erl in heat-
elements of a nuclear reactor." Minsk3 1958, 16
pp (Acad Sci BSSR* Department of Phys Math and Tech
Sci. lbst, of Power Pgineering) 100 copies (KLj 29-58,
132)
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IURDT, A,V.; IrBRMMV, V.S.
Applying logtwre polynomials to the solution of telegrapb1c
equations. lush.-fis.shur. no.1:6-16 .1a 158. (KIM Il-7)
lehatitut energetild AN ISSR Minsk
(Blectric oirculim), f2culung Operational)

nMKANDY, T. S.
W&W-0
Musuring the flow of neutrons In nuclear reactors. InO.-fit,
shur. no.21113-117 7 158* (KIRA 1331)
1. Institut onerg*tlki AS BSBR, NInsk.
(Noutrow) (Ionisation chasibers)

AUTHORSs Gelffond
A.v 1rarandeyevp Kop 105-58-4-35/37
p
Chistyakor# N., Shumilovskiyp No, Levin, 11.p
Yerma j Kobrinskiy, N., and others
TITLE: V. N. Mil'shteyn (Deceased)
PERIODICAL: Elektrichestvo, 1958, Nr 4. pp. 94-94 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Obituary notice. On January 9, 1958 Professor Viktor
Naumovich Milishteyng Dr, of Technical Sciences died
at the age of 44. After he finished the Moskau. Institute
for Power Engineering he worked in industry and as
pedogogue. In 1938 he became Candidate an& in 1945
Dr. of Technical Sciences. Since then he was Director
of the Chair for Electric and Aut-,~watic Apparatus at
the Moskau Institute for Aviation imeni Ordzhonikidze.
In 1949 he changed over to the Scientific Research
Institutes for Systems at the Committee for Standards,
Measures and Measuring Apparatus. At the came time
he worked as pedogogue at the Penza Institute for
Industry and then at the Moskau Electrotechnical
Card 1/2 Institute for Telecommunications. He wrote many

V. N. Millshtoyn (Deceased)
105-58-4-35/37
publications and many inventions were made by him.
His scientific work included the field of theoretical
electrical engineering and radio engineering as well
as the problems on the theory and the calculation of
measuring instrumentep automation elements and
electromagnetic mechanisms. Before his death he had
his monography "The Energetic Relations in Electrical
Moasuring Instruments" printed. There are I figure.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Obituar7
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AAU''110'R: Yermakov V. S. Engineer 96-1-24/31
TITIN: Economic Calculations on Feed Water and Steam Piping
(E-konomicheskiy raschet pitatellnykh i parovykh
truboprov-odov)
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetikag 1958, Vol-5, NO-1, PP. 82 - 83 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: This note gives a brief account of technical and economic
considerations in the dimensioning of feed water and steam
piping according to British power station de8ign practice. It
is taken from the publication "Power Station Auxiliary Plant"
by Kennedy and Hutchinson.
There is 1 non-Slavic reference.
AVAIIABIZ: Library of Congress.
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Investipting processes of lost transfer In best proftiqlag
elements of nuclear reactors [with summary in Saglish]. lush.-fis.
Shur. no. 9:3-15 5 138. (MIRA 11:10)
1. Institut enargetiki, A BS$R. S. Minsk.
(Nuclear reactors)
(Rest--conduction)

TMIK. A.1.; !MHMOV9_ V. .; WKOT, A.Ve
Applying the Onsager theory to the study of the diffuslon of
neutrons In absorbing wdis of nuclear reactors**' lzzh~-flss
shuro nool0:10-129 0 058e I (min 11111)
i
I* Institut energetiki AN ISSRg S. Minsk.
)(Suclear reactors) (Nuclear pkWaics)

SOT/98-58-11- -6/15
AUTHORS.- Yermakov, V.S. and Khanin, M.L., ZngilnaerB
TITLE-. The Water Power ReeouTces of the Belortmian SSR (Giiro--
energeticheskiye resuray Belorueskoy S8R)
PERIODICAL# Gidrotekhnichooko)umtroitelletvog 19581 Nr 1.11, PP 28-34
(USSR)
ABSTRACT& The Belorussian Republio has no hydroelectric powex plante
on its territory* The needs of industry an4 populatioa
are met by thermoelectric power plantsi fuelled mainly
with peat. The autho=o find that the planned conatru,,,tiom
of hydroelectric power plants will sol-vs the power probleme
of the reDubl-lo. The possible locations of these plants
on the main rivers are enumerated. There are 2 tables,
2 charts, I profile and 1 graph.
1. Power plan-ts-UM
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Y]IRWZDT. 1.3- ; ITAIDT, A.T.
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t VA"401.,
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no#332..6 Nr '58, (MIRA 11:5)
(Ilectric power plants)

YXWKOT, T.S., insh.; PKIMS, G*Tv# Inshe
conditions for the dovelopment of peat-operated electric
stations, Torf. prow. 35 uo*5:1-7 '58. (KIRA U: 10)
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A005/A901
InventigatIon of the Temperature Field In the Hlat ProdualngMemont of a
Nuclear Reactor
the temperature of the heat carrier. A formula is obtained for 4 t* in general
form in case of arbitrary f~mctions q(r,z,'V ) and q,(z, T' ) (thermal flux at
the lateral surface of the fuel core). The solutions of tho problem are con-
sidered for specific conditions of heat exchange in the hext,produoing element
of the BBP - (VVR)_ reactor (uranium rods with d w 0.82 am with steel oladdings
of 1 mm thickness; scale does not exist). Nomographs are plotted for practical
computations of the steady and unsteady heat exchange. The transient conditions
ok the reactor operation are studied, when q(z,T ) is an exponentikt time func-
tion. A nomograph is plotted convenient for calculatin; the heat exchange for
the emergency conditions of the reactor operation.
B.A, Loyin
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian
abstract.
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324.29
S/020/61/141/006/014/021
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AUTHORSs Ye= At Dolgoplosk, B. A., Corresponding Member
FS USSR, and 4opaohevat Ye# No
TITLEt Cis-trans isomerization of the links of 1,4-Polybutadiene
under the effect of nitrogen peroxide
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk BSSR. Doklady, v. 141, no. 6t 1961,
1363 - 1365
TEXT: The isomerizing effect of 10 2 and its dimer N20 49 of hexaphenyl
ethane, and of three disulfides was studied on 2% benzene solutions of
a) cis-1,4-polybutadiene, and b) cis-butene-2 in glass ampullas. The
content of 1,2 or trans-10 links in the polymer was calculAted on the basis
of the intensity in the maxima 909 and 967 cm- I Prespectivtly) of the
infrared spectra (spectra taken by Z. Do Stepanova). The change of the
cis-trans forms of the butenes was recorded chromatographically during the
process (by A. No Genkin). It has been found that it case a) the cis-links
of the~olymer chain are isomerized to trans7linkst i. e., the more inten-
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S/020/61/141/006/014/021
Cis-trans isomerizationo.o 3103/B147
sively the higher the N02 concentration. Thust 23.5 MOW of 1102 results
in a polymer with 6WS of trans-links. No isomerization occurred at -50 oc
owing to the ten&ency of N02 to dimerize below OOC. Isomerization seems to
be effected merely by the N02 form. At +960C as well a$ at -500C, N02 is
added quantitati,tely to the double bond. The resulting products are insolu-
ble in a hydrocarbon medium. In case b) similar results were obtained.
With a NO concentration of 6 mole%P 40% of cis-butene-2 is converted to
2
trans-butene-2 at 900C within 2.5 h:e. The reaction does not reach the
equilibrium statep because N02 is consumed by the addition. Neither hexa- Vill/
phenyl ethane at 96 - 130 OC nor diphenyl-pieryl hydrazyl at 20 0 and 600C
cause structural. changes of the chain in case a). The disulfides decomposing
into free radicals at 1200C (Refs. I - 4, see below) only lead to gel
formation without isomerization, one radical being added to the double bond.
It is assumed that the isomerization under the effect of RS* radicals, which
is described in Refs. 1 - 41 does not take place owing to their addition to
the double bond, but only when an H atom is broken off from the chain. The
mercaptan formed in stage I takes part in the chain transfer; this results
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Cis-trans isomerization..#
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S1020V61110100610141021
B103/ .0 147
in the regeneration of the RS' radicals. Such an isomerization has to be
accompanied by a migration of the double bonds
-CH2_Cff
11
H CH
2--
+ RS'
1
-CHwCH -CHMCH
+ HSH -4 1 + Me
-CH -CH -CH
2-F 2 21 2
There are 2 figuxes and 11 references, 4 Soviet and 7 non-Soviet. The
four most recent references to-English-language publications read as
followst Ref. 1: J. I. Cunneen, F. W. Shipley, J. Folym. Soi., 36, 77
1959 Ref. 2: J. I. Cunneen et al., Trans. Inst. Rubber Ind., 31, 260
1959 Ref. 33 J. I. Cunneen, W. F. Watson, J. Polym.. Sci-i 3-89 521
19591; Rer.4t J. I. Cunneen, W. F. Watson, ib- 533-
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ASSOCIATION: lfeesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy Institut sintetiches-
kogo kauchuka im. S. V. Lebedeva (All-Union Scientific
Aesearch Institute of Synthetic Rubber imeni S. V. Lebedev)
SUBMITTEDs August 18, 1961
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TMWOVA I I - KROPACM, Ye,N.; DOLGOPLOSK, Bi;A., akmdamik; KOLITSOT,
1 9 Of
Ael.., akademikj IMtS(V, K.Y.
Interacitim of 3-aethyl-2-psntene vith catiejn-t7pe catalyata.
Dokl. AN SSSR 159 no.4:835-838 D 164 (HIRL 18.~I)
1. Nauiabno-issledovateltakly inatitut aintetichenkogo kauehuka
im, S.V. loebedevae

IISRUSALINSKII, N.D.; AINDREUVA, Ye.A.; LIRCVA, S.A.; YE~~AKC~A. I.T.
Hydrocarbon oxidation by yeast, Prikl. biokhim. i mikroblol.
1 no* 6:601-605 " 165# (MIRA 18312)
1. Institut mikroblologii AN SSSR. Submitted Jon. 160 1965*

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AUTHOR: Makarov,, S. P.; Yer"kova, I. V.: Shpanskil, Vo As
ORO: none
TITLE: Fluorination of liquid acetonitrileAwitb free fluorine
ISOURCE: Zhurnal 0shchey kh1mii, v. 36, no., 80 19~660 ;419-1420
TOPIC TAGS: fluorlination, acetonitrile, free fluorine
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of the fluorination of liquid
acetonitrile with free fluorine rarefied with nitrogen. The reaction
was conducted at 10-15C with vigorous agitation# There were no flares
o~ explosions. Hydrogen fluoride formed in the re4otion slowed down
fluorination and had to be bound with sodium fluoride. The reaction
products were fluoroacetonitrile~,qdifiuoroacetonitrile, N-fluoro-1,1-
d if luoroe thyleriMIn-e-, -a-n-d-1rT-M Quoro- Is 1-d if luoroet hy lam ine. The
reactions can be represented an fd1lows:
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c%cj4 0ff%FCN + HF.
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The cyclic product could have been formed by d"ydrofluorination of
N,N-difluoro-1,1-difluoroothylaming
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15-1957-3-2685
Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiyu, 1967, Nr 3,
p 24 (USS R)
AUTHOR: Yermakova, K. A.
TITLE: New Species of Vesicular Tatracorals (Novyye vidy puzyr-
chatykh korallov rugoza)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. rV-i. geol-razved. neft. in-taj 1956, Nr'- 7,
pp 31-36
ABSTRACT: The author describes in detail the following species
from Middle Devonian (Givetian) rocks on the western
slope of the northern Urals: LythOP4111 Ium a6
lare sp. n. and L, acutum sp. n. (5 the faml
nhvllld&& Roem --- I thigghg1lin" Wdkd.). The
subf&mTly
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YXKNWTA K A
Tetracorolla and Tabulate, of the Russian Platform, SWAMP.
Otd.gsol. 31 w.4:110-111 JI-Ac t36. (WAA 9:12)
(Russian Platform-terals, Posell)

nmmxovA. X.A.
Irew epitejeo of Devonian rugoma corole from central prwrincem of I
the Russian Platform. TrMy VNIM no,8:160-191 (57*
MM 12:2)
(Rumalan, Mtform--Rugosa)

Some species of DevouUm coslentarates f"a central &ad eastern
areas of the Russian Platform. I*udr TMNI aool6s69-103
160. NM 13W
(Russian Platfom-Coslentoratal, Fossil)

YERMAKOVA, K. A.,, Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (diss) "Devohian.corals
the Russian Platform and of Timan." Leningrad, 1960,. 14
try of Higher anti Secondary Specialist Education RSFSRj
Mining Inst im G. V. Plekhanov); 200 copies; price not
of
pp; (Minis-
Leningrad
given; (KL,
17-60, 144)

YMUOVA, )(.i.
Paleozoogeographic reeenall7atim of the RLfal Sea of the
rossian Platform. Biul. Y.01F OW. geol. 4.0 no. 6:149 11-D r65.
1. Sutmitted May 70 1965.

REZANOV, I.A.; NQUI TKHYCNG SHAK; SHEUMANN, Tu.M.; RATS, M.V.; KRUG, O.Yu.;
UWUNOV., V.N.; RANCREMP A.D.; YAKOVLEVA, ra.B.; PETROVA, M.A.;
PETEOV, Yu.I.; NUZNETSOV,, Yo.A.; YUDINAI V.V.; BARDINA, N.Yu.;
SIMANOVIGHP I.M.; ATANSTAN, S.V.; SENG-W-EVAp A,M,; PARMNOV, S.I.;
RUTIDVSKI, Yateek (Rutkowskil Jacek); KAKHLINAp M.Kh.; ZVEREV, V.P.;
TEFUIOVSKAYA, V.T.; SANDILDVA., R.B.; IUMA%KJWko.LA&; BYKOVA, H.K.;
HEMNO S.V.; BARSKOVO I.$.; ILIINAt L.Bo; BABANOVILI L.I.;
DOLITSKAYA, I.V.; GORBACHj L.P.; BUTSIXOp S.S.; TRESKINSXIY, S.A.;
SVaZDETSKIY, N.A.; PRYALVIalINA, A.F.1 GROSVALIDI M,G.; MDDELI, Yu.M.;
GORYAINOVA, I.Kq MEDVEDEVA, N.K.; MIALO, Ys.G.; DOBROVOLfSKIYp V.V.T!
KHOROSHILOV, P.I.; CHIKISHEV, A.G,
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(MIFLA 18 t 8)

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2. USSR (600)
"Research on the Coalitions of the CombuBtion of Gaseous Mixturos - ICV.
The Cold and Hot Fliones of Methyl Zth~&", Zhur. Fiz. Xhim 13, So 12,, 1939. Leningrad
Inst. of Chemical PI~Fsics, Lab of the Oxidation of Hy&ocarbona,
Received 26 July 1939.
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G. 9 Sl;i rda, N. V. , XbcWLjM,,,, Z, gr.
TITLE# Am Interaction of High Energy Particles with Muclei (0 vzaimo-
deyotvii chastits vysokoy Onergii 9 yadrami)
PERIODICALs boklady AN SSSRp 1957, Vol. 11 5, Ur 6, pp. 1093 - 1096 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The present paper describes the provisional results of the ana-
lysis of seven rays with relatively great nudiber of shower
particles, which were produced in the interaction with emul-
ision nuclei. When inspecting one
artiole of the staple of
11ford G-5 emulsions (111ford, G-5 f which wao irradiated for
5
seven hours In a height of about 30 km, the authors chose that
irradiation which was produced bv;neutral and charged particles.
When analysing these cases rather reliable data were obtained
only on the number of shower particles and on the angular di-
istribution of which. The angles between the direction of motion
of the primary partilce and the traces of the secondary part-
icle were measured by.the coordinate-method by the aid of the
microscope MBI-8. The characteristics of these distributions
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An Interaction of High Energy Particles with Nuclei
the dependence (I/ff) V(Q)dQ on 0. All rays were subdivided
into three types. The ;8ya of the first type, which are cha-
racterized by a narrow cone, have a symmstrical integral di-
atribution, The rays with a considerably larger cone and a high-
er number of charged particles belong to the aecond type, A
further diaeram illustrates the angular distribution for such
ray in which not even within the range of small angles a sym-
metry can be ascertained. Bach theoretical investigation of
the mechanism of producing elementary particles statte from the
symmetrical flying off of the developed yarticlea in the cen-
tor-of-gravity system. This corresponds to a certain symmetry
of the angular distribution in the laboratory 3.7atem. 'This
symmetry is actually observed in the element. The most essential
statements of the theory of Fermi-Landau can be applied to these
cases. There are 4 figures, 2 tables and 8 references, 3 of
which are Slavic.
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ASSOCIATIONs Radium-Institute imeni V,G. Khlopin, AN USSR
(Radlyevyy institut imo V#G. Khlopina Akademii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTEDs April 4, 19579 by A#F. Iotfej Academioian
SUBMITTEDs March 26, 1957
AVAILABLZ# Library of Congress ,
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AUTHORS: Koptsikf V, A.v Tornakovat Le Ao
TITLE: Investigation of t~heTe~mporo Ere Wpendenoe of Electric and
Elastic Parameters of Canorinito
PERIODICAL: Fisika tvardogo tolat 19600 Vol, 29 No. 42 pp. 69T-700
TEXT: In an earlier paper (Ref. 2), the dielectric constant E, as moll as
the piezoelectric and elastic moduli of oancrinit* had. been determined at
room temper tur In the present paperp the authors determine its behavior
2 C an -140
b;t;s;so+ 0a e~ 0C,,The temperature was measured with an accuracy
0 the dielectric, piezoelectric, and elastic coefficients with an
accuracy of 49 gy and * respectively. the same samples woro used, that
had served for earlier published determinations..% be truo, there occurred
deviations which are explained by the aging in ono year* Three differont
sections were examined (Figs. 29 39 and 4)- At low tomperaturesp anomalies
occur in 6 and the piezoelectric moduli; the prooiso:poaition is dependent
on the orientation of the out.,The anomalous dielectric behavior of
cancrinite can be explained by the structure (Fig. 1)i According to
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of Elsotrio and :31astio Parameters of B002YB063
Cancrinits
V. A. loffs and 1. So Yanchevskaya, this anomaly corresponds to a resonance
absorption at 181) kilocyoles; it in possibly the consequence of an electron
transition in tho aluminum oxygen tetrahedron from one oxygen atom to an-
other, The piezoelectric anomalies are apparently related to the dielectric
oneso Thosa conclusions are only provisional, an accurate investigation
requires a better structural determination and an investigation on synthetic
material. There are 4 figures and 6 references: 5 Soviet and I French.
ASSOCIATION: "M0119 fisicheskly fakul'tat
(Moscow State University, Department of Physics)
-SUBMITTED: May 229 1959
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AUTHORS: Koptsik, V.A., Strukov, B.Ae, and Tomsk
9Y JcLA-.
TITLR: A Precision Laboratory Cryostat for Xnvestigating the
Zlectrical and Zlastic Properties of Crystals
PMODICAL., Pribory i takhnika eksperimentat 1961,Nol,pp.184-188
TMM: Progress in the development of laboratory cryostats is
brl*fly revieved. A circuit developed by B.N. YasilOyev whIch was
a further development of one used by Wilson and Stone (Ref.9) was
used in constructing a precision laboratory cryostat for
investigating the electrical and elastic properties 6f crystals in
the region of polymorphous phase conversions. The apparatus was
required to produce stable temperature points ev ery 0*1-0.2 OC;
the stabilization of the temperature should be -4ithin 1 0.005 OC
for a time of 30 minutes to one hour; the specim3ons should be
aintained in vacuum or in an atmosphere of dry gas; electrical
erminals in the thermostat chamber should be so designed as to
T
ensure the complete absence of temperature gradiontso The
equipment consists of a cryostatt a temperature ~tabiliaing
circuit, a vacuum system and a potentiometer circuit,for
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A Precision Laboratory Cryostat for Investigating the Electrical
and Zlastic Properties of Crystals
temperature measurement. The thermostat chamber of the cryostat
consists of a e-opper block (9 in Fig.1), 180 mm high and 45 mm in
diameter. In the cylinder are drilled two cylindrical ducts over
three quarters of its length. One duct is used for thermocouples
and the other Xor ampoules with specimens. The outer surface of
the cylinder iis threaded with a four start thread; two of the
grooves contain nichrome wire heaters and the other two platinum
resistance thermometers. The heater resistance~is I kilohm and
the thermometer resistance in 300 ohms. Under conditions of
automatic control the surface of the copper block is maintained at
a constant temperature. Because of the good thermal conductivity
of the copper, after an interval of 10-15 minutes the same
temperature is established in the volume for the test specimen.
The copper blook 9 covered with an aluminium screen 10 is
placed in a cylindrical glass vessel with double walls. The inner
'space in conne6ted to a vacuum flank containing liquid nitrogen.
The temperature sensitive element is the platinum resistance
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A Precision-Laboratory Cryostat for Investigating tho glectrical
and Blastic Properties of Crystals
thermometer would on the copper block and connected In a balanced
bridge circuit, the other arms of which are mangeneso resistances
and an inductionless resistance box, When the resistance of the
platinum thermometer alters, it alters the phase of the output
'Signal from the bridge and the function of the rest of the circuit
in to apply the necessary amount of heat to the heater to maintain
the resistance of the platinum thermometer equal to that of the
resistance box., A schematic diagram of the control,system is
given in Fig.2 and the method of operation is explained. The
vacuum system consists of two main parts, one ot whioh is used to
evacuate the inner cylinder of the cryostat and -the other to pump
from the glass ampoule with specimen holder. The system includes
a rotary vacuum pump, an oil vapour trap and appropriate valves and
pressure measuring devices. The required temperature is obtained
and maintained as follows. The copper block with theampoule is
placed in the inner vacuum fla3k ofthe cryostat. Liquid nitrogen
is poured into the outer flask in which the level of nitrogen is
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nd Elastic Proportion of Crystals
utomatically maintained. Cooling commences at a rate of about
:
0.5 OC/min. When within 3 to 40 of the temperature required to
stabilise,the inner vacuum flask in evacuated until the pressure
in it reaches io-3 mm Hg, then the rate of cooling rapidly
diminishes, The bridge is then balanced by means of the resistance
blocks. The automatic temperature control circuit is -then
connected and any further reduction in temperature takes place in
steps controlled by the resistance blocks. Th~ accuracy of
stabilization was chocked by measuring the e.m.f, of a triple
copper constantan thermocouple with a sensitivity of 0.1 mV/OC.
During 60 minutes the temperature changed by less than 0.005 OC.
The cryostat has been working for two years and temperature
characteristics of a number of crystals have been obtained.
GratItude Is expressed to B.N. VasilOyev for useful suggestions and
to-'A.Fo Soloviyev for help in setting up the circuit.
Therit are 3 figures and 13 referencest 5 Soviet and 8 English.
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(Physics Division-of MGU)
SUBMITUD: December 30,' 1959

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Precision cryostat, for stuWng-el-eclAc and elastle properties of
crystals in laboratories. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 6 no.1:184-188
Ja-F 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Fimicheskiy takulltet Moskovskogo gosudaretvennogo universiteta.
(Cryostat)

... ... .....
LUZILOV, Yu.11r.,, kand, ekon.,nauk; Prinimali. uchastiye*
L.A,ol; RESHETNINOVO VOA.; RUEETRIKOVA, L.V.; IMHLEVI:s
14 jj SAYOYLOV, N.P,; SMGEYRVA,,'V.S.p red.; TIARMOVA,
red.
YeA
Imaraml for establishing work noims and wages; in liv"tock
farvillng] Spravochnik po l3arvdroviuAiu :L oplate itruda: v
zhiTbtnovodstveO Moskva., Kolos.911964. 326 P.~,
(MI-RA 3.8 8)

PRISTUPLYUK, N.I.; STEPICHEVk$ V*V.; YERMAROVA, L.D.
Ghanpps in the strength of inserts made of an ckothermic nixture
Liti proizv. mo,4346-47~ AP
during tbeir.storag6t. 62
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(Risers (Founding))

CHERKYSHEV, M.P.; ROZHKOVp L.P.; SIWL'GINAp Ye.F.; IGNATOVICII A F ;
LABUX3KAYA9 L.S.; FOMINA., T.V.; CHEfWAKOVAv A.P.; 4Azii,
L.N.; TARASOVA, M.K.;.ANFILATOVA, A.I.; SLAVIN, L.B.S
BARYSIHEVSKAYAp G.I.; MRIGLAZOVAp N.V.; MATUSW93KIY,, G.V.;
ALITKiNt R.N.; KHOPACIZV, L.N.; CHBF&DILOV, B.F.; POWOVp
A.T.; DUDCHIKO M.K.; FZGENTOVSKIY, V.S.; TERMAKOVA L.F.;
SEM)Viv Ye.A.; KULIKOVSKIY, I.I.; &iA-52,5. ~.;iiHNOf,
A.A., red.; NEDOSHIVINA, T.G., red.; SERGZYU, A.W., -tekhn.
red.; BRAYNINA, M.L' tekhn. red.
v
(Hydimmeteorological handbook of the Sea of Asov] Gidrometeoro-
logichemkii spravochnik Azovskogo moria. Pod ml. A.A.Akeenovs.
Leniniped, Gidrometeoizdat, 1962. 855 p. (KrRA 160)
1. Giilrometeorologichookaya observatoriya Chernogo i Azovskogo
nor*.
(Azov, Sea of-Hydrometeorology)

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Mael, zhir. prom. 17, no* 2, 1952.
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EMMIKOV, D.S.,, kand. tekhn. nauk; YBRKMVA. L.S. Inzb. tst.Moskva-
tov&rnaya-Rzhsvskzya).
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SHOSTAKOVSKIX,) Mao; SOKMOVO B.A.). YMIXGVAP L,T.
Synthqwls of p-ohlorophMItrichlorogemam, 22w,ob,khin, 32
no.5 s3-714 Vq 162. (M3RA 15:5)
1* Irlutakiy institut orianicheskor Wait Sihi"kogo otdoleniya
AN SSSR.
(Germw)

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
S/079/62/032/005/009/009
D204/3)307
Shostakovskiyt M.P.? Sokolov, B.A., and Yermakovat*L.T.
. . .............................
Synthesis of p-chlorophenyl trichlorogermanium (1)
Zhurnal obahchey khimiip v. 32, no. 5, 1962t 1714
PERIODICAL:
TEXT: The authors carried outt for the first timey a high tempera-
ture condensation of HGeCl 3 with rdichlorobenzenea The mixturet in
the ratio 1:1f was passed through a quartz tube 900 mm long and 22
mm in diameterp at 5500C. The condensate, I, was collected in a
trap cooled with dry ice, in 11.5 % yield. B.p. 105 - 10700/5 mmHg;
n20 2.5738; d 20 1.6467, Found 01 47.21 %; calculated 01 48-81
D 4
Increasing the HGeCl 3: P-01-C6",-'Cl ratio to.20 raised the yield.
to 16 %. Only traces of PhGeCl 3 were obtained when PhOl was substi-
tuted in place of ClC6H4 019 under the same conditions, PhGeCl 3 pre-
20.
..Pared by the Grignard reaction' had a b.pa of 600016 =Ilgp n.
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Synthesis of p-.chlorophenyl ... 1120 D307
1.57020 d20 ls6641* [Abstractor's note: Essentially complete trans-
lation]*.4
ASSOCI.LT-1-ON: Irkutskiy institut organicheekiy khimii sibirokogo ot-
de-leniya Akademii nauk SSSR (Irkutsk Institute of Orga-
nd.c Chemistryp Siberian Branch of the Academy of Scien-,-
ces, USSR)
SUBMITTED: October 14, 1961
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DAVIDOV, Ruban Bagdaearov ich; GULI KO, Liya Yof imovna; IMUQXDVA. Marty&
AWseyevna; BUKIN, V.H., professor, loktor biol"O"90 rMIU*$TMn&M
retsenzent; INIKHOV, G.S., profeencr.-loktor k imichesklkh n=k,
retsenzant; DIVYATNIN. V.A., kandidat khtmirhaskikh nauk, spets-
redaktor; AKIMOVA. L.D., reclaktor; OHIBYSHMVA, To.A., tekhniche-
ekly redaktor
OPrincipal vitamins in milk and milk products] Oanovays vitaminy
v moloke I molochnykh produktakh. goebm. Fishchapromisdat, 1956.
229 P. (MLRA 9:8)
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V
YERMAKOVAP M. A. Cand Agr Scl -- (dims) "Change in the Content of
CarotU 1w Vitamins A and E in Milk and Dairy Prodlictis on Feeding
0 f- tA,,4zA.- GrvaA (~*nveye r
fti&" *"b Various 01"Or" of !F line," Moo, 1957. 16 pp 20 em.
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(Moo Order of Lenin Agricultural Academy In X.~A. Timiryazev),
110 copies (KL, 25-57, 115-116)
99
411

USSR / Parat Animals. Cattle,
Abe Jodr Ref Zhur - Biol6glyaj No 2# 1959, Not 7321
AxAhor Xemakova,__!j_.A *
rnat No-go __ - 10my af Agriculture ImenI K. A.
Timiryazev
Title I The Vitamin Composition of Milk and of Milk
Products when a Green Conveyer Is Used
Orig Pub : Dokl. Moak. a.-kh. eked. Im. K. A, Timirya-
zevs, 1957v vyp. 30, ch. 2,, 210-215
Abstract t It to pointed out that when cows are changed
to rations with green feedeg the A-vItamIn
activity of the milk and of milk products
increases 3-6 times an compared to the winter
period. The most,intenolve A-vitamin activity
of milk and milk products In achieved with
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USSR Pam Animals. Cattle. Q
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologi-ya, No 2, 1959, No. 7321
clover and Timothy gross feedings, the most
intensive E-vitamin activity of the milk is
obtained with Sudan grass feedings.
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AUTHORS: Postovskiy, I. Ya., Termakovat Y. I. ~SOV/79-29-4-63/77
e----
TITLE: Synthesis of Some Formasaness Th~ohydrazidesj and Thiadiaz^-'Ines
With a Carbohydrate Radical (Sintez nekotorykh formazanov,
tiogidrazidov i tiadiazolino-v a ut;levod-nym ostatkom)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29j Nr 4, pp 1333 - 1340
('J'SSR) -
ABSTRACT: Anong the physiologically active hAterooplic compounds those
in which the heterocycle is linked to the sugar radical by a
straight C-C-bond are very interesting (Refs 1-9). The sul-
phurous heterocycles are especially interesting among tlhesa
compounds. Therefore syntheses of some heterocycles with a c-ir-
bohydrate radical were carried out here, since the publicat-ions
give only few data (Refs 10-16). The synthesis of some 1,3,t-
-thiadiazolines which contain in position 5 a carbohydrate ra-
dical is described. They were obtained b;r the reaction of the
h:rdrazides of thialdonic acids (1) which contain a galaot,~se-
and arabinose radical with carbonyl compounds according to
scheme 1 . Formaldehyde, acetone, ba=aldehyde, o-mathoxybe-.12al-
Card 1/3 dehyde and furfurol were used tin carbonyl compounds for the

Synthesis of Some Formasanes, Thiohydrazides, and soy/P79-201-4-53/77
Thiadiazolinee With a Carbohydrate Radical
condensation. Thioh drazides (I) necessary for the syntheFie vf
the thiadiazolines ~II) were reduced with H 20 mccordinu to the
method of G Zemplen (Ref 17) by reduction of the forrias,,,1
pounds (IiIj where R, I represont3 a carbohydrato radical (Sc%eme
2). The formosaneo'can take part in the reat~tions In two tauto-
meric forms (III a) and (III b). If R differs from R1, 4 pro-
ducts are bound to be synthesized aocording to the scheme, J- e*
2 thiohydrazides and 2 hydrazines. In the came of R-RI, however,
only one thiohydydzide and one hydrazine are baund to result.
In the case of the reduction of the compounds (III), M, (IM),
and (IX) (Table 1) where RaRl the h dr zides of the thiogalacto-
I~ , a,
nic-,and thioarabonic acid (X), (X (XII), and (XIII) (Table 2)
were obtained. In the case of the reduction of (IV), (VI), and
(VIII)y where R n R1 are different$ unexPectodly only one thio-
hydrazide was obtained with a not substituted aryl, and a sub-
stituted aryl hydrazine. Thus the equilibrium shifted in the re-
action towards the direction of th,e "form" t Which is interes,-
ing with respect to the new date,on the tai~tomerism of the asym-
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Synthesis of Some.Formasanesq Thiohydrazideng and. BOV/79-29-4-63/77
Thiadiazolines With a Carbohydrate Radical
R and R' (Ref 18)., The thiobydrazides,react smoothly with al-
dehydes in.the hydrochloric acid containing alcohol medium
under 'formation of 1,3,4, thiadiazolines (Table 3) which erys-
tallite easily and are soluble in alcohol, dioxane, and ace-
tone difficultlynoluble in benzene and chloroform, insoluble
in water. The thiohydrazides and thiadiazoli-nes bave a slight
antitubercular a 'ctivity.. There are 3 tables and 21 references,
3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Uraltakiy filial Akademiinauk SSSR Oral Branch of the Academy
of SciencesjUSSR)
SUBMITTED: March 20p 1958'
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MMKOVA H 1.
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moms complex-forming compounds of the formason group. Trudy Inst.-
khim. IMAN SSSR no.4:94-102 160, . (KRA 16:6)
(Formaxan) (Complex compounA)

5.36oo 78~-)&
SOVIN-30-3
AUTHORSt ~-Kvylov, Ye. I., Postovskiy, I, Ya.
TITLE: ;'Structure of Formazans. Study of ~he Magnetic
,Susceptibility of Complex Compotinds of Copper, Cobalt,
and Nickel With Formazans
PERIODICALt Zhurnal obshchey kh1mii, ig6o, Vol 30,Nr 3,
pp 8119-854 (USSR),
ABSTRACTs Complexes of Cu, Co, and Ni were pvr;.,pa.r%!d with t;he
following formazans: 1,3,5-ti,ipti(aiiylft).iiiiazari,
I-P-tolYI-3,5-diplienylformazan, I-p-chlorophenyl-
3,5-diphenylformazan, and I-o-carboxyphenyl-3,5-
diphenylform,'Lzan. The phy3ical contitants of the
prepared complexes are shown in Table 1.
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Compounds of C.:)pper, Cobalt, and Nickel
With Formazano
Table 1. Key: (1) Complex compounds of formazans;
(Bis-1,3,5-triphenylfomazyl)-copper; (II)
N
lis- 1-P-tolYl-3,5-diphenylf!orma;rlyl) 3-copper;
(III) ~Bis-(I-p-ohloropliertyl-3,5-d:).plietiyli'oi,inazyI
copper; IV) I-o-Carboxypheriyl-3,5~-dipl,.(!iiylfoi-7na-,,yl-
copper; M C(Bis-1,3,5-tripher~vlfo3,tiiazyl)j -cobalt;
VI) (Bis-(I-P-tolyl-3,5-diphenylfo:trnazyl)j -cobalt-
MI) [Bis-(I-p-chlorophenyl-3,5-dipher~ylformazyl)y -
cobalt; (VIII) (Bis-1,3,5-triphenylformaz~l,)-nickel;
IX) EBis-(I-P-tolYl-3,5-diphenylformazyI -nickel;
R) [Bis-(l-p-chlorophenyl-3,5-diplienylformazyl)j -
nickel; (XI) (1-o-carboxyphenyl-3,5-diphenylformazyl)-
nickel; (2) Empirical formula; (3) M~; (4) Found;
.)) Literature; ~6j Nitrogen contemt %); (7) Found;
8) Calculatedj 9 Metal content (%); (10) Found;
~11) -.alculated.
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C-18 13IN1,Go 227-228 12'28-1~).10 1 47.28 1 17,14' 1 9A I 1 8.10;
IOX 236-2.17
C4o: 0 2.1.9 ir).37 16.35 8.61 S..rM
C3.81128NtCIj(,ojj84-j85 I- 11.5.1,j1 15,jj 1 8.fyll 8.11
C.38113AM 30r, IM
decatnix &COMP,
293 287
deevmA deco'mp,
C3g!ljsN4CI-jNi 1288
MR) IM 8.77 8.93
0.42 16.35 8.421 8.56
15.12 15,44 7.8~ 804
X1 C2011,402N4Ni 1275 270 1) 114.371 13.97114.821 14.111
deemoll degem
Table 2 shows the magnetic suscep'tibility of the
prepared compounds.

Structure of Formavan.-.. Study of, tlic,
Magnetic Susceptibility of Complex
Compounds of Capper, Cobalt, and Nickel
With Formazans
SOV/19-3 0-'3 -2 3/69
Table 2. Key: (1) Magnetic susceptibility of'
icomplex compounds of formazan with,copper, cobalt,
and nickel (at the intensity of' VaG,,netic field
2260 oersted); (2) Temperature, K; Mj),, Effect(in
Bor's magnetones). (1) (Diu -1, 3, 5-triplienylf ormazyl) -
copper; II) [Bis-(I-P-tolyl:-3,5-cliphenylformazyl)I -
copper; III) rBis-(l-p-chlorophenyl-3,5-diphenyl-~
formazyl I -copper; (IV) 1-o-Carboxyphenyl-3,5-
diphenylformazyl-copper, (V),(Bis-l,3,5-tr1phenyl-
formazyl)-cobalt; (VI) eBiG-(l-P-tolYl-3,5-diphenyl-
fromazyl).j -cobalt; VII) [Bis-(I-p-ch.lorophenyl-3,5-
diphenylformazyl)j -cobalt; (VIII) (Bis-1,3,5-
triphenylformazyl)-niclcel; (IX Bia-(l-P-tolYl-3,5-
diphenylformazyl) J -nickel- N~E Bio-~I-V-qhloro-
phenyl-3,5-dip~ieiiylfox,maz~rlli Inickel; ~Xl) (1-0-
Carboxy-3,5-diplienylformazyl) -nickel.
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Structure of Formazans. Study of the
Magnetic Susceptibility of Complex
Compounds of Copper, Cobalt, and Nickel
With Formazans
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Table 2
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196 2.79 21.97 1-5 1.81
77 8.40() 5652
If 291 1.62 1441
1116 2.80 ZOO 1-4 1 X
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1 v 291 3.37 155
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77 `14.11R 6111,
V 291 1.86 1572
11116 :JA7 2305 1.93
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Mdgnetic SusceptibillLy )I* Cor"PlCrx
Compoun& of' Copper, Cobalt, and Hickul
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Magnetic Susceptibility of Complex
Compounds of Copper, Cobalt, and Nickel
With Formazans
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The measurementa of the magnetic sukiceptibility of the
obtained complexes indicate the planar position of the
formazyl group structure. There ave 2 tables; 2
figures; and 13 referericeo; 3 U.K., 3 German, 2 U.S.,
2 Austrian, I French, 2 Soviet. nie 5 U.S. and U.K.
references are: Nineham, A. W., Chem. Revs., 355
1955); Hunter L., Robert3, C. B., J. Chem. Soc.,
(194.1)$ Fi i B. N., Nyholm, R. S., J. Ch6m.
soc.,.12 119541~ X"O'ndo M., Kubo M., J. Phys. Chem.,
J
62) 468 (1958); Bhatnagar, S. 33., Khana, M. L.,
Nevgi, M. B., Philosoph. Mag., 25, 234 (1938).
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Chemistry of the Ural Branch of the
Academy of Sciences of the USSR (Institut khimil
Ural'skogo filiala,Akademii nauk SSSR)
SUBMITTED: March 18, 1959
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7MAKOVAo M.I,j VASILITEVAp N.L.; POSTOVSKIY#
NPNI-bis(2--b~ww-5-6~Gownyl)-C.cpwfomxan as a reagent
for the photamistric detwmination of galliux# Zkwe anal. kbim.
16 ~no. 1&8-33 T&-F 061. (KERA 14t2)
1., 1wtitut of Chemistryp Academy of Scienceg, of the U.S.S.R.p
Ural Branchr Sverdlovsk*
I'(Qa.13.iuw-A=LIyxIm) Opormun)

IERMAKOVA. M. I.
Cand Chem Sci - (diss)-"Synthesis and propertiips of~,several corr.-
plexating colapounds of the formazan,group." $isardl6vsk, 1961.
19 pp; (Miniistry of Higher and -wecondery Opeciih"list' Education
RSFSRt Ural Polytechnic Inst imeni S. M. Kirwil; 150 copies;
price not given; (KLI 6-61 SUP, 197)

VASIVIEVA., BI.L.; ll~~~A~ POSTOVSKIYO I.Ya.
Determination of V=um with
0-oyanoformasan. Zhur. VKHO 5 ne.1sno 160. Ut4)
1. Institut kh4m4i Urallskogo filiala Akademil. nauk $SSR.
MUius.-Analysis) ,

S/075/63/018/0()1/003/010
E071/E452
AUTHORS: VasIllyeva, N.L., Yermakova, M.I.
TITLE: Use of formazans in analytical chemistry
Communication 2. The determination or gallium
with N'NI-di(2-hydroxyplienyl)-C-eyanformazan
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analitichemkoy khimii, v.18, no.l. 1963, 43-51
TEXT., A compound N,NI-di(2-liydroxyphenyl)-C-eyanformazan was
synthesized and its interaction with gallium studied. Depending
on conditions, the formazon forms two blue compounds with
absorption maxima at 634 and 630 mP- The compounds have the
--nature of internal complexes - nonclectrolytes. The range of.
existence of one complex im pH 2 -!; and that of the other is
PH above 5- On the basis of optical properties of solutions,
chemical composition, X-ray and dehydration properties of
crystalline precipitate.-i an well an equilibria studies in
solutions, the probable totriactuo-e of the compounds is proposed.
Depending on the PH of 1he medium gallium coordinates either with
the ionic (PH > 5) or iiiidinsociated form of formazan (pH < 5) on
changes of PH the compiotinds undergo a reversible transformation.
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Use of formazans ... E071/9452
The molar ratio of gallium to formazan is 1:1.
N,NO-di(2-hydroxyphonyl)-C-eyonforniazan to reeemonded for the
photometric do-termination of gallium In the presence of aluminium,
zinc, lead, cadmium, manganese and small quantities of indium,
germanium, copper and nickel. The two last elements are
11 eparated from gallium by extraction with benzene. The sensitivity
of the reaction in 0.04 pg/ml of gallium. Z.M.Podkina participated
fri the work. There are 6 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khIm1i Urallskogo filial& AN SSSR,
Sverdlovsk (Institute of Chemistry, Ural Branch
AS USSR, Sverdlovsk)
SUSMIrrED: April 7, 1962
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Chemiotry of formazana. Part ?s Reaction witb djazonlrm s;&Its
and the aminmethylation of 1,5-dlphenylformazan. Zhur. ob,
khim. 34 no.9:2855-2859 8 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Inotitut khimii Ural!skogo filiala AN SSSR.

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TITLEs LaseAO W-tube-bandscrerlap
31 SOURCEs RadioteWrnlica J siektronika'. yo 11, no& T, 1966P 1321,-1322
TOPIC TADS-.~ laser, backward wave tvbe
ABSTRACT: In 1964 You Ta reported the development of a BW-tubo operating at a
wavelength of 0.
3; mm (Traveaux du 5 congress international, Paris, 14-18 Sept, 1964)
In the same year- 111. A. Gebbie et al. reported the development of a laser operating--
at 0.337 MM (Natlir,%, v. 202, 49331 685, 1964)- In 1965, Soviet researchers designed
a Eff-tube operaVic, at 0.296 mm. Thus, the laser band and BW-~nbe band have become
overlapped. IfThe authors wish totha*,N; A. Irisova and Ye. A, Vinogradov for their
help in organizing measurements." Orig. art. hast no figurep formula or table,
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AlTr,
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ORG:- lpatitute of Maer ARL (1petitut
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TITLE: Condenestlawof borondimethyligo an 1110meifw wltb
trLbutoxyalumLaum
SOURCEr yyaokomolskulyarnyye so aftneni-ya 7*1 no. I
1771 1775
TOPIC TAGS: organoboron compoundp 0 oalumirojimil,aOMQIapnd oll~!omqrp
condensation.reactionj bigh pol;Mer lymeriphy.6 pal obemistry,
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TUMOT, V.S.- SPIRIN, S.A.; CHMOT, D.G.; tkk)B=, I.I.; UVUCMMO, X.D.;
Wr,~G.V.-, CMPWOV, N.M..-. NKHIUWAN, B.G.; ASKOWY, G.L.;
XOTILIM=rT, A.M.;. 110TAUNOT. S.1.; SUMAMMOV. I.A..; YAYJRW, S.Tm.;
SOKOZOV, 3.K.; KOKISSAROT, Yu.P.; MAIMIN. 1.F.; POMAYLO, K.K.;
MORYAWr, A.V.; MILAMID, N.V.; KMIASHVILI, P.a. -1 "RUTiLYA, L.A.;
LIVSHITIS, N.M.;. NXIMOT, A.M.
Molsol Irullrovich Safro: obitUUT. Ilsk.sta. 24 no.11:60 9 153.
1 (KLU 6:11)
(Safro. Nolool Vallfovich, ?-1953)

TMIMAXOZjj UOCHKOV, I.N.; CHISHOV, B.G.; IMM, G.l.; YAVRJMUM-
K W; XLUUMV, A.K.; SMIN, S.A.; VISILOT, N.V.; ZOTILXMIT, D.G.;
BKUMT, Galo; 11MINOT, AoX.; NASKIM, AoA.; ITAWV, K.Lt XWOV, A#?.;
(MUPRA=p N.K.; Arl*NOkff, B.T.; al"MINUCIT, If'*,; NOWUNT, S.I.;
]PARMUN, 15.25.; GORSHEDY. A.S.; GOLIMMUM, F.S.; SOKOW, B.N.; KIL-
KUSMN, Ta.G.; KKHITARUN, S.G.; RASUMKOV, Te.L.; GRUDIRMT. P.G.;
YMORU. G.I.; SHCHMSININ. 1B..Y.; SAYM. V.1.,- XOKORXV, -B.T.: ILT11-
8911, K.P.; PMR&MY, V.I.; - -.0", 1 lboo.
lUril Arddwrovlch Koulsearov; oblInW. Slokosts. 25 no.5s6O Ky 154.
(Konismarov. Writ ProkboroviLob, 1910-1954) (WU 7:6)

Tumorly.s.,
W&IM
Accwtl~g to Zonlats pUm. X=ka I BMW 22 no.10%54 Ap '55.
(Blocirifleation) MMA 8:6)
14, ZalmOtitell minletra sletrostaftely SM.

PAYLUKO.A.S.; ~~Ov,v.,S.; UGOHXTS,1.1.; SKMIOV,K.S.; CHIZII(N,DoG.;
VINrmu,A,V,; NrMLABOV,A.M.; TOR 0,
K.D.; ]MrWV,N.A.-t MWSXLLI,L.I.
Sergel TSalikovich Faerman; obltuwy. A.B.Favlonko And.others.
Blek,stn.26 no.10;62 0 155. (KMA 8..12)
(Faerium, Sargoi TSalikovich. i1.1955)

PXRITWHIH,p Koo*; IWIXOVg F.G.; ZHIM=Ng, D.G.; PAYIMMO A S4;
wwo I.A.; ~Owmmq V.I.; MOMITO, A~I.; I.I.;
.YMU=OT, T-S -.,,,SOSMO L~Aoo PWU A*So; *030is M.S.;
MOP maxse, N,MLIMYl,, G.P.; UTW, N.A.; ~(Twf G*I,;
ACHXASOTO D.I.; YAMM, N.D.; CHIZWT. D,G,,: UGqWS. 101000
NIXU%ffg F.R.; PLOONOVi, N.A.
TUAImIr Nikolsovich Sergeov; dbituary, Xok. stoo 27 noJsO Kr
1560 (MMA 9s8)
(Sergeov, Ylaimir likoUericho 1903-1956)

KATMOTi GsKs; FIRTLIHAN. N.G.; KUCHIMMO, T.Ai.; ZHIMIN, D.G.; IDGINOT,
F.G*,- PATIMO, A.S.; YJMNAMDT. T 3 ; TINM, A.T.. DKIMIXT. 1.I.;
UGMTS' I. I.; IN MT-Fibpis
"iNSKIT, A.I.; WASILMKO' P.I.;
3MWTDY, A.A.; NOSOT, i.p.-, imimli, V.S.; BILUKOW, A.A.; RUSSO,
G*A*; VASILITIT, A,7o; BBKIN# Y,,Po; TZMAN, I.A; OXWT# GsKsj
CHMCHWO, N.A.; BESCHINSKITo A*A*; YAIM# T#F.
Alvel Fw1ovich Iaupmn: obituuT. Mr. Orot. 26 no.5.,62 W 157.
(IAUPMD. Pavel Favlovich. lW7-1957) (MMA 10W

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YZRKAMOV, V.S.
llwi'is for developing atomic energy In Britain. 319k.sts. 28
no.10:94-95 157. (KM 10:11)
(Great Britain-Atoule energy)

YERMAKOV, V.S.,, Cand Tech Sci (diss) "Study of
~Pro`c-e-s-B-eB--iP-f heat tramf erl in heat-
elements of a nuclear reactor." Minsk3 1958, 16
pp (Acad Sci BSSR* Department of Phys Math and Tech
Sci. lbst, of Power Pgineering) 100 copies (KLj 29-58,
132)
53 -

IURDT, A,V.; IrBRMMV, V.S.
Applying logtwre polynomials to the solution of telegrapb1c
equations. lush.-fis.shur. no.1:6-16 .1a 158. (KIM Il-7)
lehatitut energetild AN ISSR Minsk
(Blectric oirculim), f2culung Operational)

nMKANDY, T. S.
W&W-0
Musuring the flow of neutrons In nuclear reactors. InO.-fit,
shur. no.21113-117 7 158* (KIRA 1331)
1. Institut onerg*tlki AS BSBR, NInsk.
(Noutrow) (Ionisation chasibers)

AUTHORSs Gelffond
A.v 1rarandeyevp Kop 105-58-4-35/37
p
Chistyakor# N., Shumilovskiyp No, Levin, 11.p
Yerma j Kobrinskiy, N., and others
TITLE: V. N. Mil'shteyn (Deceased)
PERIODICAL: Elektrichestvo, 1958, Nr 4. pp. 94-94 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Obituary notice. On January 9, 1958 Professor Viktor
Naumovich Milishteyng Dr, of Technical Sciences died
at the age of 44. After he finished the Moskau. Institute
for Power Engineering he worked in industry and as
pedogogue. In 1938 he became Candidate an& in 1945
Dr. of Technical Sciences. Since then he was Director
of the Chair for Electric and Aut-,~watic Apparatus at
the Moskau Institute for Aviation imeni Ordzhonikidze.
In 1949 he changed over to the Scientific Research
Institutes for Systems at the Committee for Standards,
Measures and Measuring Apparatus. At the came time
he worked as pedogogue at the Penza Institute for
Industry and then at the Moskau Electrotechnical
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V. N. Millshtoyn (Deceased)
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publications and many inventions were made by him.
His scientific work included the field of theoretical
electrical engineering and radio engineering as well
as the problems on the theory and the calculation of
measuring instrumentep automation elements and
electromagnetic mechanisms. Before his death he had
his monography "The Energetic Relations in Electrical
Moasuring Instruments" printed. There are I figure.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Obituar7
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PA F) 1~,d V
AAU''110'R: Yermakov V. S. Engineer 96-1-24/31
TITIN: Economic Calculations on Feed Water and Steam Piping
(E-konomicheskiy raschet pitatellnykh i parovykh
truboprov-odov)
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetikag 1958, Vol-5, NO-1, PP. 82 - 83 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: This note gives a brief account of technical and economic
considerations in the dimensioning of feed water and steam
piping according to British power station de8ign practice. It
is taken from the publication "Power Station Auxiliary Plant"
by Kennedy and Hutchinson.
There is 1 non-Slavic reference.
AVAIIABIZ: Library of Congress.
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U11 I I IvII1,11111 [ilia I&IIIIIIrwl! GHIPUll Ill!", 11 11 P
..............
Investipting processes of lost transfer In best proftiqlag
elements of nuclear reactors [with summary in Saglish]. lush.-fis.
Shur. no. 9:3-15 5 138. (MIRA 11:10)
1. Institut enargetiki, A BS$R. S. Minsk.
(Nuclear reactors)
(Rest--conduction)

TMIK. A.1.; !MHMOV9_ V. .; WKOT, A.Ve
Applying the Onsager theory to the study of the diffuslon of
neutrons In absorbing wdis of nuclear reactors**' lzzh~-flss
shuro nool0:10-129 0 058e I (min 11111)
i
I* Institut energetiki AN ISSRg S. Minsk.
)(Suclear reactors) (Nuclear pkWaics)

SOT/98-58-11- -6/15
AUTHORS.- Yermakov, V.S. and Khanin, M.L., ZngilnaerB
TITLE-. The Water Power ReeouTces of the Belortmian SSR (Giiro--
energeticheskiye resuray Belorueskoy S8R)
PERIODICAL# Gidrotekhnichooko)umtroitelletvog 19581 Nr 1.11, PP 28-34
(USSR)
ABSTRACT& The Belorussian Republio has no hydroelectric powex plante
on its territory* The needs of industry an4 populatioa
are met by thermoelectric power plantsi fuelled mainly
with peat. The autho=o find that the planned conatru,,,tiom
of hydroelectric power plants will sol-vs the power probleme
of the reDubl-lo. The possible locations of these plants
on the main rivers are enumerated. There are 2 tables,
2 charts, I profile and 1 graph.
1. Power plan-ts-UM
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t VA"401.,
Doveloplng the power system of economic regions. 21*k.sts.29
no#332..6 Nr '58, (MIRA 11:5)
(Ilectric power plants)

YXWKOT, T.S., insh.; PKIMS, G*Tv# Inshe
conditions for the dovelopment of peat-operated electric
stations, Torf. prow. 35 uo*5:1-7 '58. (KIRA U: 10)
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InventigatIon of the Temperature Field In the Hlat ProdualngMemont of a
Nuclear Reactor
the temperature of the heat carrier. A formula is obtained for 4 t* in general
form in case of arbitrary f~mctions q(r,z,'V ) and q,(z, T' ) (thermal flux at
the lateral surface of the fuel core). The solutions of tho problem are con-
sidered for specific conditions of heat exchange in the hext,produoing element
of the BBP - (VVR)_ reactor (uranium rods with d w 0.82 am with steel oladdings
of 1 mm thickness; scale does not exist). Nomographs are plotted for practical
computations of the steady and unsteady heat exchange. The transient conditions
ok the reactor operation are studied, when q(z,T ) is an exponentikt time func-
tion. A nomograph is plotted convenient for calculatin; the heat exchange for
the emergency conditions of the reactor operation.
B.A, Loyin
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian
abstract.
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WOW
AUTHORSs Ye= At Dolgoplosk, B. A., Corresponding Member
FS USSR, and 4opaohevat Ye# No
TITLEt Cis-trans isomerization of the links of 1,4-Polybutadiene
under the effect of nitrogen peroxide
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk BSSR. Doklady, v. 141, no. 6t 1961,
1363 - 1365
TEXT: The isomerizing effect of 10 2 and its dimer N20 49 of hexaphenyl
ethane, and of three disulfides was studied on 2% benzene solutions of
a) cis-1,4-polybutadiene, and b) cis-butene-2 in glass ampullas. The
content of 1,2 or trans-10 links in the polymer was calculAted on the basis
of the intensity in the maxima 909 and 967 cm- I Prespectivtly) of the
infrared spectra (spectra taken by Z. Do Stepanova). The change of the
cis-trans forms of the butenes was recorded chromatographically during the
process (by A. No Genkin). It has been found that it case a) the cis-links
of the~olymer chain are isomerized to trans7linkst i. e., the more inten-
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Cis-trans isomerizationo.o 3103/B147
sively the higher the N02 concentration. Thust 23.5 MOW of 1102 results
in a polymer with 6WS of trans-links. No isomerization occurred at -50 oc
owing to the ten&ency of N02 to dimerize below OOC. Isomerization seems to
be effected merely by the N02 form. At +960C as well a$ at -500C, N02 is
added quantitati,tely to the double bond. The resulting products are insolu-
ble in a hydrocarbon medium. In case b) similar results were obtained.
With a NO concentration of 6 mole%P 40% of cis-butene-2 is converted to
2
trans-butene-2 at 900C within 2.5 h:e. The reaction does not reach the
equilibrium statep because N02 is consumed by the addition. Neither hexa- Vill/
phenyl ethane at 96 - 130 OC nor diphenyl-pieryl hydrazyl at 20 0 and 600C
cause structural. changes of the chain in case a). The disulfides decomposing
into free radicals at 1200C (Refs. I - 4, see below) only lead to gel
formation without isomerization, one radical being added to the double bond.
It is assumed that the isomerization under the effect of RS* radicals, which
is described in Refs. 1 - 41 does not take place owing to their addition to
the double bond, but only when an H atom is broken off from the chain. The
mercaptan formed in stage I takes part in the chain transfer; this results
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B103/ .0 147
in the regeneration of the RS' radicals. Such an isomerization has to be
accompanied by a migration of the double bonds
-CH2_Cff
11
H CH
2--
+ RS'
1
-CHwCH -CHMCH
+ HSH -4 1 + Me
-CH -CH -CH
2-F 2 21 2
There are 2 figuxes and 11 references, 4 Soviet and 7 non-Soviet. The
four most recent references to-English-language publications read as
followst Ref. 1: J. I. Cunneen, F. W. Shipley, J. Folym. Soi., 36, 77
1959 Ref. 2: J. I. Cunneen et al., Trans. Inst. Rubber Ind., 31, 260
1959 Ref. 33 J. I. Cunneen, W. F. Watson, J. Polym.. Sci-i 3-89 521
19591; Rer.4t J. I. Cunneen, W. F. Watson, ib- 533-
~
ASSOCIATION: lfeesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy Institut sintetiches-
kogo kauchuka im. S. V. Lebedeva (All-Union Scientific
Aesearch Institute of Synthetic Rubber imeni S. V. Lebedev)
SUBMITTEDs August 18, 1961
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TMWOVA I I - KROPACM, Ye,N.; DOLGOPLOSK, Bi;A., akmdamik; KOLITSOT,
1 9 Of
Ael.., akademikj IMtS(V, K.Y.
Interacitim of 3-aethyl-2-psntene vith catiejn-t7pe catalyata.
Dokl. AN SSSR 159 no.4:835-838 D 164 (HIRL 18.~I)
1. Nauiabno-issledovateltakly inatitut aintetichenkogo kauehuka
im, S.V. loebedevae

IISRUSALINSKII, N.D.; AINDREUVA, Ye.A.; LIRCVA, S.A.; YE~~AKC~A. I.T.
Hydrocarbon oxidation by yeast, Prikl. biokhim. i mikroblol.
1 no* 6:601-605 " 165# (MIRA 18312)
1. Institut mikroblologii AN SSSR. Submitted Jon. 160 1965*

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AUTHOR: Makarov,, S. P.; Yer"kova, I. V.: Shpanskil, Vo As
ORO: none
TITLE: Fluorination of liquid acetonitrileAwitb free fluorine
ISOURCE: Zhurnal 0shchey kh1mii, v. 36, no., 80 19~660 ;419-1420
TOPIC TAGS: fluorlination, acetonitrile, free fluorine
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of the fluorination of liquid
acetonitrile with free fluorine rarefied with nitrogen. The reaction
was conducted at 10-15C with vigorous agitation# There were no flares
o~ explosions. Hydrogen fluoride formed in the re4otion slowed down
fluorination and had to be bound with sodium fluoride. The reaction
products were fluoroacetonitrile~,qdifiuoroacetonitrile, N-fluoro-1,1-
d if luoroe thyleriMIn-e-, -a-n-d-1rT-M Quoro- Is 1-d if luoroet hy lam ine. The
reactions can be represented an fd1lows:
UDC: 547.23

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c%cj4 0ff%FCN + HF.
utrcll
The cyclic product could have been formed by d"ydrofluorination of
N,N-difluoro-1,1-difluoroothylaming
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cusc.92N.F1 Cur-~Cws
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Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiyu, 1967, Nr 3,
p 24 (USS R)
AUTHOR: Yermakova, K. A.
TITLE: New Species of Vesicular Tatracorals (Novyye vidy puzyr-
chatykh korallov rugoza)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. rV-i. geol-razved. neft. in-taj 1956, Nr'- 7,
pp 31-36
ABSTRACT: The author describes in detail the following species
from Middle Devonian (Givetian) rocks on the western
slope of the northern Urals: LythOP4111 Ium a6
lare sp. n. and L, acutum sp. n. (5 the faml
nhvllld&& Roem --- I thigghg1lin" Wdkd.). The
subf&mTly
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Tetracorolla and Tabulate, of the Russian Platform, SWAMP.
Otd.gsol. 31 w.4:110-111 JI-Ac t36. (WAA 9:12)
(Russian Platform-terals, Posell)

nmmxovA. X.A.
Irew epitejeo of Devonian rugoma corole from central prwrincem of I
the Russian Platform. TrMy VNIM no,8:160-191 (57*
MM 12:2)
(Rumalan, Mtform--Rugosa)

Some species of DevouUm coslentarates f"a central &ad eastern
areas of the Russian Platform. I*udr TMNI aool6s69-103
160. NM 13W
(Russian Platfom-Coslentoratal, Fossil)

YERMAKOVA, K. A.,, Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (diss) "Devohian.corals
the Russian Platform and of Timan." Leningrad, 1960,. 14
try of Higher anti Secondary Specialist Education RSFSRj
Mining Inst im G. V. Plekhanov); 200 copies; price not
of
pp; (Minis-
Leningrad
given; (KL,
17-60, 144)

YMUOVA, )(.i.
Paleozoogeographic reeenall7atim of the RLfal Sea of the
rossian Platform. Biul. Y.01F OW. geol. 4.0 no. 6:149 11-D r65.
1. Sutmitted May 70 1965.

REZANOV, I.A.; NQUI TKHYCNG SHAK; SHEUMANN, Tu.M.; RATS, M.V.; KRUG, O.Yu.;
UWUNOV., V.N.; RANCREMP A.D.; YAKOVLEVA, ra.B.; PETROVA, M.A.;
PETEOV, Yu.I.; NUZNETSOV,, Yo.A.; YUDINAI V.V.; BARDINA, N.Yu.;
SIMANOVIGHP I.M.; ATANSTAN, S.V.; SENG-W-EVAp A,M,; PARMNOV, S.I.;
RUTIDVSKI, Yateek (Rutkowskil Jacek); KAKHLINAp M.Kh.; ZVEREV, V.P.;
TEFUIOVSKAYA, V.T.; SANDILDVA., R.B.; IUMA%KJWko.LA&; BYKOVA, H.K.;
HEMNO S.V.; BARSKOVO I.$.; ILIINAt L.Bo; BABANOVILI L.I.;
DOLITSKAYA, I.V.; GORBACHj L.P.; BUTSIXOp S.S.; TRESKINSXIY, S.A.;
SVaZDETSKIY, N.A.; PRYALVIalINA, A.F.1 GROSVALIDI M,G.; MDDELI, Yu.M.;
GORYAINOVA, I.Kq MEDVEDEVA, N.K.; MIALO, Ys.G.; DOBROVOLfSKIYp V.V.T!
KHOROSHILOV, P.I.; CHIKISHEV, A.G,
Brief news. Biul. HDIP. Otd. geol. 40 no.3sl2P,154 MY-Je 165.
(MIFLA 18 t 8)

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Wfoct of ths."WIftless $yetsim n the ~ :dc festurso to the
pbysioloa of wbost. lay. AN SM. Ser.biol. no.4s44"65 J1-Ag 157o
(MLEA 10:8)
lo Iristitut fistologit restenty In. I.A.Timirymseve Akedsmij nauk
SSSR.
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2. USSR (600)
"Research on the Coalitions of the CombuBtion of Gaseous Mixturos - ICV.
The Cold and Hot Fliones of Methyl Zth~&", Zhur. Fiz. Xhim 13, So 12,, 1939. Leningrad
Inst. of Chemical PI~Fsics, Lab of the Oxidation of Hy&ocarbona,
Received 26 July 1939.
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AUTHORSo Zhdanov, A.P,, Barkovich, I.B,, Termakova, K.I., Le;*khim,
G. 9 Sl;i rda, N. V. , XbcWLjM,,,, Z, gr.
TITLE# Am Interaction of High Energy Particles with Muclei (0 vzaimo-
deyotvii chastits vysokoy Onergii 9 yadrami)
PERIODICALs boklady AN SSSRp 1957, Vol. 11 5, Ur 6, pp. 1093 - 1096 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The present paper describes the provisional results of the ana-
lysis of seven rays with relatively great nudiber of shower
particles, which were produced in the interaction with emul-
ision nuclei. When inspecting one
artiole of the staple of
11ford G-5 emulsions (111ford, G-5 f which wao irradiated for
5
seven hours In a height of about 30 km, the authors chose that
irradiation which was produced bv;neutral and charged particles.
When analysing these cases rather reliable data were obtained
only on the number of shower particles and on the angular di-
istribution of which. The angles between the direction of motion
of the primary partilce and the traces of the secondary part-
icle were measured by.the coordinate-method by the aid of the
microscope MBI-8. The characteristics of these distributions
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An Interaction of High Energy Particles with Nuclei
the dependence (I/ff) V(Q)dQ on 0. All rays were subdivided
into three types. The ;8ya of the first type, which are cha-
racterized by a narrow cone, have a symmstrical integral di-
atribution, The rays with a considerably larger cone and a high-
er number of charged particles belong to the aecond type, A
further diaeram illustrates the angular distribution for such
ray in which not even within the range of small angles a sym-
metry can be ascertained. Bach theoretical investigation of
the mechanism of producing elementary particles statte from the
symmetrical flying off of the developed yarticlea in the cen-
tor-of-gravity system. This corresponds to a certain symmetry
of the angular distribution in the laboratory 3.7atem. 'This
symmetry is actually observed in the element. The most essential
statements of the theory of Fermi-Landau can be applied to these
cases. There are 4 figures, 2 tables and 8 references, 3 of
which are Slavic.
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I.. An Interaction of High Rnergy Particles with Nuclei 04-Ulke -
ASSOCIATIONs Radium-Institute imeni V,G. Khlopin, AN USSR
(Radlyevyy institut imo V#G. Khlopina Akademii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTEDs April 4, 19579 by A#F. Iotfej Academioian
SUBMITTEDs March 26, 1957
AVAILABLZ# Library of Congress ,
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AUTHORS: Koptsikf V, A.v Tornakovat Le Ao
TITLE: Investigation of t~heTe~mporo Ere Wpendenoe of Electric and
Elastic Parameters of Canorinito
PERIODICAL: Fisika tvardogo tolat 19600 Vol, 29 No. 42 pp. 69T-700
TEXT: In an earlier paper (Ref. 2), the dielectric constant E, as moll as
the piezoelectric and elastic moduli of oancrinit* had. been determined at
room temper tur In the present paperp the authors determine its behavior
2 C an -140
b;t;s;so+ 0a e~ 0C,,The temperature was measured with an accuracy
0 the dielectric, piezoelectric, and elastic coefficients with an
accuracy of 49 gy and * respectively. the same samples woro used, that
had served for earlier published determinations..% be truo, there occurred
deviations which are explained by the aging in ono year* Three differont
sections were examined (Figs. 29 39 and 4)- At low tomperaturesp anomalies
occur in 6 and the piezoelectric moduli; the prooiso:poaition is dependent
on the orientation of the out.,The anomalous dielectric behavior of
cancrinite can be explained by the structure (Fig. 1)i According to
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of Elsotrio and :31astio Parameters of B002YB063
Cancrinits
V. A. loffs and 1. So Yanchevskaya, this anomaly corresponds to a resonance
absorption at 181) kilocyoles; it in possibly the consequence of an electron
transition in tho aluminum oxygen tetrahedron from one oxygen atom to an-
other, The piezoelectric anomalies are apparently related to the dielectric
oneso Thosa conclusions are only provisional, an accurate investigation
requires a better structural determination and an investigation on synthetic
material. There are 4 figures and 6 references: 5 Soviet and I French.
ASSOCIATION: "M0119 fisicheskly fakul'tat
(Moscow State University, Department of Physics)
-SUBMITTED: May 229 1959
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AUTHORS: Koptsik, V.A., Strukov, B.Ae, and Tomsk
9Y JcLA-.
TITLR: A Precision Laboratory Cryostat for Xnvestigating the
Zlectrical and Zlastic Properties of Crystals
PMODICAL., Pribory i takhnika eksperimentat 1961,Nol,pp.184-188
TMM: Progress in the development of laboratory cryostats is
brl*fly revieved. A circuit developed by B.N. YasilOyev whIch was
a further development of one used by Wilson and Stone (Ref.9) was
used in constructing a precision laboratory cryostat for
investigating the electrical and elastic properties 6f crystals in
the region of polymorphous phase conversions. The apparatus was
required to produce stable temperature points ev ery 0*1-0.2 OC;
the stabilization of the temperature should be -4ithin 1 0.005 OC
for a time of 30 minutes to one hour; the specim3ons should be
aintained in vacuum or in an atmosphere of dry gas; electrical
erminals in the thermostat chamber should be so designed as to
T
ensure the complete absence of temperature gradiontso The
equipment consists of a cryostatt a temperature ~tabiliaing
circuit, a vacuum system and a potentiometer circuit,for
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A Precision Laboratory Cryostat for Investigating the Electrical
and Zlastic Properties of Crystals
temperature measurement. The thermostat chamber of the cryostat
consists of a e-opper block (9 in Fig.1), 180 mm high and 45 mm in
diameter. In the cylinder are drilled two cylindrical ducts over
three quarters of its length. One duct is used for thermocouples
and the other Xor ampoules with specimens. The outer surface of
the cylinder iis threaded with a four start thread; two of the
grooves contain nichrome wire heaters and the other two platinum
resistance thermometers. The heater resistance~is I kilohm and
the thermometer resistance in 300 ohms. Under conditions of
automatic control the surface of the copper block is maintained at
a constant temperature. Because of the good thermal conductivity
of the copper, after an interval of 10-15 minutes the same
temperature is established in the volume for the test specimen.
The copper blook 9 covered with an aluminium screen 10 is
placed in a cylindrical glass vessel with double walls. The inner
'space in conne6ted to a vacuum flank containing liquid nitrogen.
The temperature sensitive element is the platinum resistance
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A Precision-Laboratory Cryostat for Investigating tho glectrical
and Blastic Properties of Crystals
thermometer would on the copper block and connected In a balanced
bridge circuit, the other arms of which are mangeneso resistances
and an inductionless resistance box, When the resistance of the
platinum thermometer alters, it alters the phase of the output
'Signal from the bridge and the function of the rest of the circuit
in to apply the necessary amount of heat to the heater to maintain
the resistance of the platinum thermometer equal to that of the
resistance box., A schematic diagram of the control,system is
given in Fig.2 and the method of operation is explained. The
vacuum system consists of two main parts, one ot whioh is used to
evacuate the inner cylinder of the cryostat and -the other to pump
from the glass ampoule with specimen holder. The system includes
a rotary vacuum pump, an oil vapour trap and appropriate valves and
pressure measuring devices. The required temperature is obtained
and maintained as follows. The copper block with theampoule is
placed in the inner vacuum fla3k ofthe cryostat. Liquid nitrogen
is poured into the outer flask in which the level of nitrogen is
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A Precision Laboratory Cryostat for Investigating the Electrical
nd Elastic Proportion of Crystals
utomatically maintained. Cooling commences at a rate of about
:
0.5 OC/min. When within 3 to 40 of the temperature required to
stabilise,the inner vacuum flask in evacuated until the pressure
in it reaches io-3 mm Hg, then the rate of cooling rapidly
diminishes, The bridge is then balanced by means of the resistance
blocks. The automatic temperature control circuit is -then
connected and any further reduction in temperature takes place in
steps controlled by the resistance blocks. Th~ accuracy of
stabilization was chocked by measuring the e.m.f, of a triple
copper constantan thermocouple with a sensitivity of 0.1 mV/OC.
During 60 minutes the temperature changed by less than 0.005 OC.
The cryostat has been working for two years and temperature
characteristics of a number of crystals have been obtained.
GratItude Is expressed to B.N. VasilOyev for useful suggestions and
to-'A.Fo Soloviyev for help in setting up the circuit.
Therit are 3 figures and 13 referencest 5 Soviet and 8 English.
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Precision cryostat, for stuWng-el-eclAc and elastle properties of
crystals in laboratories. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 6 no.1:184-188
Ja-F 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Fimicheskiy takulltet Moskovskogo gosudaretvennogo universiteta.
(Cryostat)

... ... .....
LUZILOV, Yu.11r.,, kand, ekon.,nauk; Prinimali. uchastiye*
L.A,ol; RESHETNINOVO VOA.; RUEETRIKOVA, L.V.; IMHLEVI:s
14 jj SAYOYLOV, N.P,; SMGEYRVA,,'V.S.p red.; TIARMOVA,
red.
YeA
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(MI-RA 3.8 8)

PRISTUPLYUK, N.I.; STEPICHEVk$ V*V.; YERMAROVA, L.D.
Ghanpps in the strength of inserts made of an ckothermic nixture
Liti proizv. mo,4346-47~ AP
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(Risers (Founding))

CHERKYSHEV, M.P.; ROZHKOVp L.P.; SIWL'GINAp Ye.F.; IGNATOVICII A F ;
LABUX3KAYA9 L.S.; FOMINA., T.V.; CHEfWAKOVAv A.P.; 4Azii,
L.N.; TARASOVA, M.K.;.ANFILATOVA, A.I.; SLAVIN, L.B.S
BARYSIHEVSKAYAp G.I.; MRIGLAZOVAp N.V.; MATUSW93KIY,, G.V.;
ALITKiNt R.N.; KHOPACIZV, L.N.; CHBF&DILOV, B.F.; POWOVp
A.T.; DUDCHIKO M.K.; FZGENTOVSKIY, V.S.; TERMAKOVA L.F.;
SEM)Viv Ye.A.; KULIKOVSKIY, I.I.; &iA-52,5. ~.;iiHNOf,
A.A., red.; NEDOSHIVINA, T.G., red.; SERGZYU, A.W., -tekhn.
red.; BRAYNINA, M.L' tekhn. red.
v
(Hydimmeteorological handbook of the Sea of Asov] Gidrometeoro-
logichemkii spravochnik Azovskogo moria. Pod ml. A.A.Akeenovs.
Leniniped, Gidrometeoizdat, 1962. 855 p. (KrRA 160)
1. Giilrometeorologichookaya observatoriya Chernogo i Azovskogo
nor*.
(Azov, Sea of-Hydrometeorology)

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Mael, zhir. prom. 17, no* 2, 1952.
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EMMIKOV, D.S.,, kand. tekhn. nauk; YBRKMVA. L.S. Inzb. tst.Moskva-
tov&rnaya-Rzhsvskzya).
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Zhel., dor. transp. 37 no.&73 Ag 135. MU 12:8)
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SHOSTAKOVSKIX,) Mao; SOKMOVO B.A.). YMIXGVAP L,T.
Synthqwls of p-ohlorophMItrichlorogemam, 22w,ob,khin, 32
no.5 s3-714 Vq 162. (M3RA 15:5)
1* Irlutakiy institut orianicheskor Wait Sihi"kogo otdoleniya
AN SSSR.
(Germw)

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
S/079/62/032/005/009/009
D204/3)307
Shostakovskiyt M.P.? Sokolov, B.A., and Yermakovat*L.T.
. . .............................
Synthesis of p-chlorophenyl trichlorogermanium (1)
Zhurnal obahchey khimiip v. 32, no. 5, 1962t 1714
PERIODICAL:
TEXT: The authors carried outt for the first timey a high tempera-
ture condensation of HGeCl 3 with rdichlorobenzenea The mixturet in
the ratio 1:1f was passed through a quartz tube 900 mm long and 22
mm in diameterp at 5500C. The condensate, I, was collected in a
trap cooled with dry ice, in 11.5 % yield. B.p. 105 - 10700/5 mmHg;
n20 2.5738; d 20 1.6467, Found 01 47.21 %; calculated 01 48-81
D 4
Increasing the HGeCl 3: P-01-C6",-'Cl ratio to.20 raised the yield.
to 16 %. Only traces of PhGeCl 3 were obtained when PhOl was substi-
tuted in place of ClC6H4 019 under the same conditions, PhGeCl 3 pre-
20.
..Pared by the Grignard reaction' had a b.pa of 600016 =Ilgp n.
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4Y62/ 32/005/009/009
Synthesis of p-.chlorophenyl ... 1120 D307
1.57020 d20 ls6641* [Abstractor's note: Essentially complete trans-
lation]*.4
ASSOCI.LT-1-ON: Irkutskiy institut organicheekiy khimii sibirokogo ot-
de-leniya Akademii nauk SSSR (Irkutsk Institute of Orga-
nd.c Chemistryp Siberian Branch of the Academy of Scien-,-
ces, USSR)
SUBMITTED: October 14, 1961
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DAVIDOV, Ruban Bagdaearov ich; GULI KO, Liya Yof imovna; IMUQXDVA. Marty&
AWseyevna; BUKIN, V.H., professor, loktor biol"O"90 rMIU*$TMn&M
retsenzent; INIKHOV, G.S., profeencr.-loktor k imichesklkh n=k,
retsenzant; DIVYATNIN. V.A., kandidat khtmirhaskikh nauk, spets-
redaktor; AKIMOVA. L.D., reclaktor; OHIBYSHMVA, To.A., tekhniche-
ekly redaktor
OPrincipal vitamins in milk and milk products] Oanovays vitaminy
v moloke I molochnykh produktakh. goebm. Fishchapromisdat, 1956.
229 P. (MLRA 9:8)
(XILK) (YRAIGHS)

V
YERMAKOVAP M. A. Cand Agr Scl -- (dims) "Change in the Content of
CarotU 1w Vitamins A and E in Milk and Dairy Prodlictis on Feeding
0 f- tA,,4zA.- GrvaA (~*nveye r
fti&" *"b Various 01"Or" of !F line," Moo, 1957. 16 pp 20 em.
/y - -
(Moo Order of Lenin Agricultural Academy In X.~A. Timiryazev),
110 copies (KL, 25-57, 115-116)
99
411

USSR / Parat Animals. Cattle,
Abe Jodr Ref Zhur - Biol6glyaj No 2# 1959, Not 7321
AxAhor Xemakova,__!j_.A *
rnat No-go __ - 10my af Agriculture ImenI K. A.
Timiryazev
Title I The Vitamin Composition of Milk and of Milk
Products when a Green Conveyer Is Used
Orig Pub : Dokl. Moak. a.-kh. eked. Im. K. A, Timirya-
zevs, 1957v vyp. 30, ch. 2,, 210-215
Abstract t It to pointed out that when cows are changed
to rations with green feedeg the A-vItamIn
activity of the milk and of milk products
increases 3-6 times an compared to the winter
period. The most,intenolve A-vitamin activity
of milk and milk products In achieved with
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LUMUMUMMIRIPM11 Hill
USSR Pam Animals. Cattle. Q
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologi-ya, No 2, 1959, No. 7321
clover and Timothy gross feedings, the most
intensive E-vitamin activity of the milk is
obtained with Sudan grass feedings.
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Speatrw ana2yalm of Aft-9-4 ad *"5-5-5~4 bronzes. Zav. Imb. 23
no* 5092 157. (Km lots)

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Mof ropof so Zav, 209 23 n*5tm Is?. (Km 10:0)
(opwrm amlysts) Ob"IlUSIC&I omlysts)

5 (3)
AUTHORS: Postovskiy, I. Ya., Termakovat Y. I. ~SOV/79-29-4-63/77
e----
TITLE: Synthesis of Some Formasaness Th~ohydrazidesj and Thiadiaz^-'Ines
With a Carbohydrate Radical (Sintez nekotorykh formazanov,
tiogidrazidov i tiadiazolino-v a ut;levod-nym ostatkom)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29j Nr 4, pp 1333 - 1340
('J'SSR) -
ABSTRACT: Anong the physiologically active hAterooplic compounds those
in which the heterocycle is linked to the sugar radical by a
straight C-C-bond are very interesting (Refs 1-9). The sul-
phurous heterocycles are especially interesting among tlhesa
compounds. Therefore syntheses of some heterocycles with a c-ir-
bohydrate radical were carried out here, since the publicat-ions
give only few data (Refs 10-16). The synthesis of some 1,3,t-
-thiadiazolines which contain in position 5 a carbohydrate ra-
dical is described. They were obtained b;r the reaction of the
h:rdrazides of thialdonic acids (1) which contain a galaot,~se-
and arabinose radical with carbonyl compounds according to
scheme 1 . Formaldehyde, acetone, ba=aldehyde, o-mathoxybe-.12al-
Card 1/3 dehyde and furfurol were used tin carbonyl compounds for the

Synthesis of Some Formasanes, Thiohydrazides, and soy/P79-201-4-53/77
Thiadiazolinee With a Carbohydrate Radical
condensation. Thioh drazides (I) necessary for the syntheFie vf
the thiadiazolines ~II) were reduced with H 20 mccordinu to the
method of G Zemplen (Ref 17) by reduction of the forrias,,,1
pounds (IiIj where R, I represont3 a carbohydrato radical (Sc%eme
2). The formosaneo'can take part in the reat~tions In two tauto-
meric forms (III a) and (III b). If R differs from R1, 4 pro-
ducts are bound to be synthesized aocording to the scheme, J- e*
2 thiohydrazides and 2 hydrazines. In the came of R-RI, however,
only one thiohydydzide and one hydrazine are baund to result.
In the case of the reduction of the compounds (III), M, (IM),
and (IX) (Table 1) where RaRl the h dr zides of the thiogalacto-
I~ , a,
nic-,and thioarabonic acid (X), (X (XII), and (XIII) (Table 2)
were obtained. In the case of the reduction of (IV), (VI), and
(VIII)y where R n R1 are different$ unexPectodly only one thio-
hydrazide was obtained with a not substituted aryl, and a sub-
stituted aryl hydrazine. Thus the equilibrium shifted in the re-
action towards the direction of th,e "form" t Which is interes,-
ing with respect to the new date,on the tai~tomerism of the asym-
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Synthesis of Some.Formasanesq Thiohydrazideng and. BOV/79-29-4-63/77
Thiadiazolines With a Carbohydrate Radical
R and R' (Ref 18)., The thiobydrazides,react smoothly with al-
dehydes in.the hydrochloric acid containing alcohol medium
under 'formation of 1,3,4, thiadiazolines (Table 3) which erys-
tallite easily and are soluble in alcohol, dioxane, and ace-
tone difficultlynoluble in benzene and chloroform, insoluble
in water. The thiohydrazides and thiadiazoli-nes bave a slight
antitubercular a 'ctivity.. There are 3 tables and 21 references,
3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Uraltakiy filial Akademiinauk SSSR Oral Branch of the Academy
of SciencesjUSSR)
SUBMITTED: March 20p 1958'
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MMKOVA H 1.
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moms complex-forming compounds of the formason group. Trudy Inst.-
khim. IMAN SSSR no.4:94-102 160, . (KRA 16:6)
(Formaxan) (Complex compounA)

5.36oo 78~-)&
SOVIN-30-3
AUTHORSt ~-Kvylov, Ye. I., Postovskiy, I, Ya.
TITLE: ;'Structure of Formazans. Study of ~he Magnetic
,Susceptibility of Complex Compotinds of Copper, Cobalt,
and Nickel With Formazans
PERIODICALt Zhurnal obshchey kh1mii, ig6o, Vol 30,Nr 3,
pp 8119-854 (USSR),
ABSTRACTs Complexes of Cu, Co, and Ni were pvr;.,pa.r%!d with t;he
following formazans: 1,3,5-ti,ipti(aiiylft).iiiiazari,
I-P-tolYI-3,5-diplienylformazan, I-p-chlorophenyl-
3,5-diphenylformazan, and I-o-carboxyphenyl-3,5-
diphenylform,'Lzan. The phy3ical contitants of the
prepared complexes are shown in Table 1.
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Compounds of C.:)pper, Cobalt, and Nickel
With Formazano
Table 1. Key: (1) Complex compounds of formazans;
(Bis-1,3,5-triphenylfomazyl)-copper; (II)
N
lis- 1-P-tolYl-3,5-diphenylf!orma;rlyl) 3-copper;
(III) ~Bis-(I-p-ohloropliertyl-3,5-d:).plietiyli'oi,inazyI
copper; IV) I-o-Carboxypheriyl-3,5~-dipl,.(!iiylfoi-7na-,,yl-
copper; M C(Bis-1,3,5-tripher~vlfo3,tiiazyl)j -cobalt;
VI) (Bis-(I-P-tolyl-3,5-diphenylfo:trnazyl)j -cobalt-
MI) [Bis-(I-p-chlorophenyl-3,5-dipher~ylformazyl)y -
cobalt; (VIII) (Bis-1,3,5-triphenylformaz~l,)-nickel;
IX) EBis-(I-P-tolYl-3,5-diphenylformazyI -nickel;
R) [Bis-(l-p-chlorophenyl-3,5-diplienylformazyl)j -
nickel; (XI) (1-o-carboxyphenyl-3,5-diphenylformazyl)-
nickel; (2) Empirical formula; (3) M~; (4) Found;
.)) Literature; ~6j Nitrogen contemt %); (7) Found;
8) Calculatedj 9 Metal content (%); (10) Found;
~11) -.alculated.
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C-18 13IN1,Go 227-228 12'28-1~).10 1 47.28 1 17,14' 1 9A I 1 8.10;
IOX 236-2.17
C4o: 0 2.1.9 ir).37 16.35 8.61 S..rM
C3.81128NtCIj(,ojj84-j85 I- 11.5.1,j1 15,jj 1 8.fyll 8.11
C.38113AM 30r, IM
decatnix &COMP,
293 287
deevmA deco'mp,
C3g!ljsN4CI-jNi 1288
MR) IM 8.77 8.93
0.42 16.35 8.421 8.56
15.12 15,44 7.8~ 804
X1 C2011,402N4Ni 1275 270 1) 114.371 13.97114.821 14.111
deemoll degem
Table 2 shows the magnetic suscep'tibility of the
prepared compounds.

Structure of Formavan.-.. Study of, tlic,
Magnetic Susceptibility of Complex
Compounds of Capper, Cobalt, and Nickel
With Formazans
SOV/19-3 0-'3 -2 3/69
Table 2. Key: (1) Magnetic susceptibility of'
icomplex compounds of formazan with,copper, cobalt,
and nickel (at the intensity of' VaG,,netic field
2260 oersted); (2) Temperature, K; Mj),, Effect(in
Bor's magnetones). (1) (Diu -1, 3, 5-triplienylf ormazyl) -
copper; II) [Bis-(I-P-tolyl:-3,5-cliphenylformazyl)I -
copper; III) rBis-(l-p-chlorophenyl-3,5-diphenyl-~
formazyl I -copper; (IV) 1-o-Carboxyphenyl-3,5-
diphenylformazyl-copper, (V),(Bis-l,3,5-tr1phenyl-
formazyl)-cobalt; (VI) eBiG-(l-P-tolYl-3,5-diphenyl-
fromazyl).j -cobalt; VII) [Bis-(I-p-ch.lorophenyl-3,5-
diphenylformazyl)j -cobalt; (VIII) (Bis-1,3,5-
triphenylformazyl)-niclcel; (IX Bia-(l-P-tolYl-3,5-
diphenylformazyl) J -nickel- N~E Bio-~I-V-qhloro-
phenyl-3,5-dip~ieiiylfox,maz~rlli Inickel; ~Xl) (1-0-
Carboxy-3,5-diplienylformazyl) -nickel.
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Structure of Formazans. Study of the
Magnetic Susceptibility of Complex
Compounds of Copper, Cobalt, and Nickel
With Formazans
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Table 2
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fir . 10* At ' Vr 40 1K 3

196 2.79 21.97 1-5 1.81
77 8.40() 5652
If 291 1.62 1441
1116 2.80 ZOO 1-4 1 X
77 S.Ot 59W
2113 .2.14 1900
IN 3.35 2R22 -.to 2 ON
77 8.56 6637
1 v 291 3.37 155
!
Igo 5.22 2.'V 1
J -1.4 PX)
77 `14.11R 6111,
V 291 1.86 1572
11116 :JA7 2305 1.93
77 KrA 59113

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Struct.ure of Forma~--,tml - StudY OC t~,(`
Mdgnetic SusceptibillLy )I* Cor"PlCrx
Compoun& of' Copper, Cobalt, and Hickul
With Formazans
(Ta 1) 1;~! contlnuell)
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77 9.36 6773
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Structure of Formazans. Study of the
Magnetic Susceptibility of Complex
Compounds of Copper, Cobalt, and Nickel
With Formazans
'(b'26c~
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The measurementa of the magnetic sukiceptibility of the
obtained complexes indicate the planar position of the
formazyl group structure. There ave 2 tables; 2
figures; and 13 referericeo; 3 U.K., 3 German, 2 U.S.,
2 Austrian, I French, 2 Soviet. nie 5 U.S. and U.K.
references are: Nineham, A. W., Chem. Revs., 355
1955); Hunter L., Robert3, C. B., J. Chem. Soc.,
(194.1)$ Fi i B. N., Nyholm, R. S., J. Ch6m.
soc.,.12 119541~ X"O'ndo M., Kubo M., J. Phys. Chem.,
J
62) 468 (1958); Bhatnagar, S. 33., Khana, M. L.,
Nevgi, M. B., Philosoph. Mag., 25, 234 (1938).
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Chemistry of the Ural Branch of the
Academy of Sciences of the USSR (Institut khimil
Ural'skogo filiala,Akademii nauk SSSR)
SUBMITTED: March 18, 1959
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7MAKOVAo M.I,j VASILITEVAp N.L.; POSTOVSKIY#
NPNI-bis(2--b~ww-5-6~Gownyl)-C.cpwfomxan as a reagent
for the photamistric detwmination of galliux# Zkwe anal. kbim.
16 ~no. 1&8-33 T&-F 061. (KERA 14t2)
1., 1wtitut of Chemistryp Academy of Scienceg, of the U.S.S.R.p
Ural Branchr Sverdlovsk*
I'(Qa.13.iuw-A=LIyxIm) Opormun)

IERMAKOVA. M. I.
Cand Chem Sci - (diss)-"Synthesis and propertiips of~,several corr.-
plexating colapounds of the formazan,group." $isardl6vsk, 1961.
19 pp; (Miniistry of Higher and -wecondery Opeciih"list' Education
RSFSRt Ural Polytechnic Inst imeni S. M. Kirwil; 150 copies;
price not given; (KLI 6-61 SUP, 197)

VASIVIEVA., BI.L.; ll~~~A~ POSTOVSKIYO I.Ya.
Determination of V=um with
0-oyanoformasan. Zhur. VKHO 5 ne.1sno 160. Ut4)
1. Institut kh4m4i Urallskogo filiala Akademil. nauk $SSR.
MUius.-Analysis) ,

S/075/63/018/0()1/003/010
E071/E452
AUTHORS: VasIllyeva, N.L., Yermakova, M.I.
TITLE: Use of formazans in analytical chemistry
Communication 2. The determination or gallium
with N'NI-di(2-hydroxyplienyl)-C-eyanformazan
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analitichemkoy khimii, v.18, no.l. 1963, 43-51
TEXT., A compound N,NI-di(2-liydroxyphenyl)-C-eyanformazan was
synthesized and its interaction with gallium studied. Depending
on conditions, the formazon forms two blue compounds with
absorption maxima at 634 and 630 mP- The compounds have the
--nature of internal complexes - nonclectrolytes. The range of.
existence of one complex im pH 2 -!; and that of the other is
PH above 5- On the basis of optical properties of solutions,
chemical composition, X-ray and dehydration properties of
crystalline precipitate.-i an well an equilibria studies in
solutions, the probable totriactuo-e of the compounds is proposed.
Depending on the PH of 1he medium gallium coordinates either with
the ionic (PH > 5) or iiiidinsociated form of formazan (pH < 5) on
changes of PH the compiotinds undergo a reversible transformation.
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Use of formazans ... E071/9452
The molar ratio of gallium to formazan is 1:1.
N,NO-di(2-hydroxyphonyl)-C-eyonforniazan to reeemonded for the
photometric do-termination of gallium In the presence of aluminium,
zinc, lead, cadmium, manganese and small quantities of indium,
germanium, copper and nickel. The two last elements are
11 eparated from gallium by extraction with benzene. The sensitivity
of the reaction in 0.04 pg/ml of gallium. Z.M.Podkina participated
fri the work. There are 6 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khIm1i Urallskogo filial& AN SSSR,
Sverdlovsk (Institute of Chemistry, Ural Branch
AS USSR, Sverdlovsk)
SUSMIrrED: April 7, 1962
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YERMAKOVA,, !-J.~L.; POS'ljCjVSKlY., I.Ya.
Chemiotry of formazana. Part ?s Reaction witb djazonlrm s;&Its
and the aminmethylation of 1,5-dlphenylformazan. Zhur. ob,
khim. 34 no.9:2855-2859 8 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Inotitut khimii Ural!skogo filiala AN SSSR.

III f III OWN I III't I
.1-1o45 k) Vd Tky- -fil"COT-
ACZ- NRi-!U ~023j]~
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AUTHOR: Golant, V, 0~; Korotkovaj Z. S&I Alekegenlw; Z.- Tjj
M. B. Savol
'yoy
Yermakovap M. 1.
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G: none
TITLEs LaseAO W-tube-bandscrerlap
31 SOURCEs RadioteWrnlica J siektronika'. yo 11, no& T, 1966P 1321,-1322
TOPIC TADS-.~ laser, backward wave tvbe
ABSTRACT: In 1964 You Ta reported the development of a BW-tubo operating at a
wavelength of 0.
3; mm (Traveaux du 5 congress international, Paris, 14-18 Sept, 1964)
In the same year- 111. A. Gebbie et al. reported the development of a laser operating--
at 0.337 MM (Natlir,%, v. 202, 49331 685, 1964)- In 1965, Soviet researchers designed
a Eff-tube operaVic, at 0.296 mm. Thus, the laser band and BW-~nbe band have become
overlapped. IfThe authors wish totha*,N; A. Irisova and Ye. A, Vinogradov for their
help in organizing measurements." Orig. art. hast no figurep formula or table,
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