SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AKOPYAN, I.M. - KHECHUMYAN, L. K.

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AKOPYAN, I,M,, k~ndo medo nauk
I
Experience in control of -tuber--ulosis. Probl. tub. 42 no.12
12-15 164. (MIRA 17.-8)
,. C-javW vrach Stapanavangkogo protivotuberku'riznago disuansera
.L - A
PxWanskoy SSR.

AKOPYAN, I.M.
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Comparative evaluation of methods used in detecting allergy
following experimental BCG vaccination. Report no.l. Zhur.
eksp. i klin. med. 2 no.5:55-60 '62,, (KM 18:10)
1. Stepanavanskiy protivotubarkaleznyy dispanser.

+
-t~wi CtLe'tatod a u td hrtfi'
to "1 11
bakeries. ~I.M. JV..k
S.S.R.j B N-11. 11 75-80
(in An~ejiia;, Russian summary, 80-1)(1954Y.-Ten
varieties of lwzdnuts, 10 varieties of pistachio nuts, 0
v.,uietiess of uhnond, and 10 varieLiLs of apricots were
analyzed for fat, protein, and other von%titnents. In the
baking industry. apricots and other stone fruits contg. fat
can be substituted for almands. J. S. JoMe
M." ~"
M.,

d.,
AKOPYANP K.1 2asluahennyy stroitell Armyanskoy SSR; SARKISYAN, G., inzh.
Large-panel apartment houses in Armenia. Zhil.stroi. no.3-
17-20 162, (KRA 15:9)
(Armenia-Precast concrete construction) ,

Dissertation: Kazakh White headed Breed of Cattle
In the South-East and Methods of
Raising them
Degree; Doc Agr Sci
Affiliation: Chkalov Sci Res InBt of Meat and
Dai~-y Cattle Re.-Ising
Defense Date, Place: 11 Apr 56, Council of All-Union Sci
Res Inst of Animal Htsbandry-
Certification Date: 12 Jan 57
source: BMVO 7/57
t
USSR/Farr- Aninrlf3. Cattle Q-2
Abs Jour t Rnf Zhur - Bioljj No 8, i958i No 35668
Author t Mkopyon X.A.
Inst 1 0
Title Exporionco in the Frttoning of Cettle.on Pasture with Sub-
sequont Food Supplonontetion in the Southeast (Opyt negule s
poslod shchim otkern-an krupno-o rogAtoGo s1coto nr. Yugo-
uostoLT 0
Name: AKOPYAN, Konstantin Arutyunovic-li
Orig Pub s Tr. OhIcrloveldy n.-i. in-t nolochno-mycon. s1cotovodstva, 1956,
vyp. 10, 289-297
Abstrrot : Exporinonts wore cvrriod out in the Anketinskiy brooding
i3ovlchoz on 28 costrrtod young bulle of tho Whito Ho-d brood.
The totel woight grin per hoed for 5 nonths of wintering w9s

USSR/Fvrm liniimls. Oattlo Q-2
Abu Jour Rof Zhur - Biol.* No 8, 1958, No 35668
grin was 860 C,; in tho cattlo not rocoiving food suprlomon-
tationp tho dvily woight spin constitutod 734 $. Tho out-
put of ceroasses in tho conoontreto group was 49.1%, in tho
concontrrto-wetornolon group 48.5%, end in tho control group
47.8%. Tho avorcge onount of fet wns 9.5, 7.7, end 5.5 kg.,
rospoctivoly.
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IIOVSE-,-'YAII$ T.T., prof,; AKOPYAN, IM.M.
Pasteurellosis in coypu. Veterirarii-.j n,-.,.--1:55 ~~,,r 'U..
(MIRA IS: 3'1
1. lrerevansklLy zoovrati~rlnarnyy Ins, 0 t.-,,i t

AKOPYANp L.
Technical development and the problem of auxiliar7 workers
in industry. Prom. Am. 6 no.11:11-16 N 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut ekonomiki AN ArmSSR.
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FOKIN) A.P.; PLANOVSKIY, A.N.; AROPYANY L.A.
Stud3ing mass transfer during the drying of n-gh-moisture content
produots by means of atomizing in a uniflow apparatus. Plast. massy
no.8:43-4J, 164. (MIRA 17; 12)

.AKOFYAN-,
Hydrodynamics
Dissertation: "An Investigation of the Hydrodynamics of Pseudoliquefied Systems."
Cand Tech Sci, Moscow Chemicotechnological Inst, Moscow, 1953- (Referativnyy
Zhurnal -- Mekhanika Moscow, Mar 54)
SO: SM4 213, 20 Sep 1954

USSR/Chemistry Fluidized solids method
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Author : Ak6pyan, L. A., Cand Tech Sci; Prof Kasatkin, A. G., Dr Tech Sci
FD-1805
Title : The hydrodynamics of layers of granular materials.
Periodical : nim. prom., No 2, 94-97 (30-33), Mar 1955
Abstract : Treat from a theoretical and mathematical standpoint the behavior of fluid-
ized solids under conditions encountered in chemical engineering processes.
The experimental data used are partly from the foreign literature, partly
USSR. Fifteen references, 10 USSR, all since 1940. Tvo graphs, one table.

SOV/63-3-6-7/43
AUTHORS: Akopyan, L.A., CEndidate of Technical Sciences; Planovskiy, A.11.,
Prof essor,71-asatkin, A.G., Professor
TITLE: The Problem of Calculating Columns With Inserts Operating Under
Optimum Conditions (K voprosu o rasoh8te nasadochnykh kolonn,
rabotayushchikh na optiriallnom rezhime)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheska a nauku i ~Yomysh1eanoatl~ 1958, Vol III, Yr 6,
pp 745-747 ~ussR)
ABSTRACT: For the calculation of the capacity of columns with inserts the
relation between the different liquid flows and the kinetic
laws of the hydrodynamic condition must be considered. The in-
teraction of the gas and liquid flows makes the-introduction of
an additional crit'erium G necessary, where G is the weight speed
of the Gas and L that of Lthe liquid, both measured in kglm2 - h.
In Figure I the experimental data of different authors cre pre-
sented f-Ref. 5 - 163 who have investi.-ated the systems gas-
liquid and vapor-liquid. Equatioi. (9) ~;ives the optitnum speed
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0.0000 77303
Sov/63-4-6-37/37
AUTHORS: Akopyan L. A., Planovskiy, A. N. (Professor), Kasatkin,
-T-5. Pro~essior)
Pro
TITLE: Letter to the Editor. Reply to V. V. Kafarov's Letter to
the Editor
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya nauka i promyshlennost~, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 6,
p 813 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is an answer to V. V. Kafarovs criticism of the
authors' article (3ee Abstract 77302 for criticism).
It is claimed that the term"optimum" was defined as
applying to maximum yield per unit. volume of column and
that the mass transfer equations contain Ui-- simplex G/L
which does introduce the viscosit-Jea of the liquid into
the final equation,
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iLKOPYAN, L..~.,kand.tekhn.nauk
-- -Design 6f a free section of distributing plates and of the number
of dages in units operating with a fluidized catalyst. Khim.mash.
no.6:23-24 11-1) 160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Plate towers)

AKOPYANJ L.A., kand.tekhn.nauk
Design of muAlstage apparatus with a fluidized bed of granular
material. Khim.prom..40.U:769-770 N 161. (MIRA 15:'l)
(Chemical apparatus) (Fluidization)

AZATYAN, V.V.; AKOPYAN, L.A.; NALBAMYAN, A.B.
Electron Paramagnetic resonance method used for detecting
atomic hydrogen in a rarefied flame of a moist mixture of
GO and 02- Kin.i kat. 2 no.6:94o-941 N-D 161. (MIRA 14.12)
1. Institut khimichaskoy fiziki AN SSSR.
(Hydrogen--Spectra) (Carbon monoxide)
(oxygen)

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AUTHORS~ Azatyan, V. V.,_Ak2pyan_j L A., Nalbandyan, A. B., and
Ozherellyev, B. V.
TITLE; Detection of oxygen atoms in the rarified flame of carbon
monoxide in oxygen in the presence of small hydrogen ad-
mixtures
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 141, no. 1, 1961, 129 - 130
TEXTf The authors discuss the problem of detecting free atoms in CO com-
bustion at low temperatures with small H2 admixtures as catalyst. For
this purpose, the method of electron paramagnetic resonance was used. To
avoid a recombination of atoms into molecules, the test tube was washed
with hydrofluoric acid and distilled water, and finally covered with a
layer of potassium tetraborate. For several days, a CO and 0, flame
4
containing H 2 admixtures was passed through the tube. By this process a
600 - 65000 flame was obtained at pressures of UP to 1-5 - 2 mm Hg. The
tests were conducted with stoichiometric amounts of CO and CO 2 containing
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Detection of oxygen atoms in the ... B140/B101
UD 4o 7~. Of H at a volume rate of 82 cm3/min (linear rate &_ 16 m/ser)~
2:
and a pressure of 5.5 mm Hg. The temperature varied between 607 and 06501C.
Under these conditions, an epr signal of atimic. 0 consisting of one com-
ponent was determined. with a g factor of f-5. The value of the g factcr
is in agreement with that published for atomic oxygen. The concentraticn.
determinations of atomic 0 and H were conducted simultaneously. The de-
pendence of the concentration of atomic H and 0 on that of H 2 contained
in T.he CO - 0 2 mixture, was also determined at 6100C. The measured values
show that the concentration of 0 atoms is commensurable with that of H
atoms, and that the two concentrations increase as the H, content jnorease%
4
The iatio O/H decreases from 4-5 to 0.9 with an J_ncrea,se of the H 2 con-
tent from 1,1 to 6.9 %. A temperature increase from 607 to 6500C at an H,
contsM of 3~8 % causes a concentration increase of atomic 0 and H from
4 14 3 14 .4
2.9*101 to 4.1*10 particles/cm , and from 4-61!0 to 7.8'101 1pa'Tt-_'_
cles/cia', respectively. The results show that the sum of partial
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Detection of oxygen atoms in the ... B140/B1O!
of aiomic 0 and H is up to 2 ~ of the tot-41 pressure. Since tlhi~
mend was made 10 mm outside the flame, the actual ccn~,-entration of 0 and H
atoms in the flame is probably higher. Papers by V, N.. Kondratlyev
(Spektroskopicheskoye izueheniye khimicheskikh reaktsi-y (Spectroscopic
investigation of chemical reactions) Izd. AN SSSR, 19441 and V.N.Panfilov,
Yu. D. Tsvetkov, V. V. Voyevodskiy (Kinetika i kataliz, no- 2; '4133
(160)) are mentioned. There are 1 figure, 1 tablp, and .2 refc-rences:
8 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet. The four references to English-language pub-
lications read as follows: E. J. Buckler, R. G~ W. Norrish. Proc, Roy.
Soo- 161, 318 (1938); E, R. Rawson, R. Beringer, Phys, Rev. 56. 67-,7
952); S. Krongelb, 11. W~ P. Strandberg, J, Chem. Phys 110
12, 18
0996); c, J, Ultee. J, Phys. Chem., 64, no: ?3 goo),
ASSOCIATION: Institut kh--micheskoy fiziki Akademli nauk SSSF ~ 1 n '3 t J tu
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of Chemical Physics of the Academy cf Sciences U55R,
PRESENTED: May i,. 1961.. by V~ N. Xondratlyc-v, Academician
SUBMITTED: May 24, 1961
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AZATYAV, V.V.; AKOPYAN, L.A.; NALBANDYAN, A.B.
Detection of free hYdrogen, oVgen, and deuterium atoms in rarefied
flames of carbon monoxide using the ilectron paramagnetic resonance
method. Dokl. AN- SSR 35 no.3:123-128 62.' .(MIRA 16:6)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fitiki AN SSSR. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN
Armyanskoy SSR Oor Nalbandyan),-
(Carbon monoxide)
(paramagnetic resonance and relaxation)

KA,VE7SKIY, G.D.; PLANOVSKIYO. A.N.,-.,AKO.YfA,N., LI.A.
Calculating the longitudinal mixing of gas and solid granular
material in a packed toveiz. Khim, prom, no.6.41+9-453 Jb 163.
(MM 16;8)
(Packed towers)

KAVETSKIYp G.D.j AKOPrANf L.A.
Effect of the design of a gas distribution device on the
concentration of the solid phase in a packed column. Xhim.
i tekh. topl. i masel 8 no.lOt4-6 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Moskovskiy institut WmIchaskogo mashinostroyaniya.

FOKIN, A.P.; PLANOVSKIY, A.N.; AKOPYAN, L.A.
Calculation of spray dryers with allowance for stirring. Inzh.-
fiz. zhur. 8 no.1:116-118 Ja 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Institut khimicheskogo mashinostroyeniya, Moskva.

AKOPYAJIP L.A.; AVETYAN, M.G.; MiTSOYAN, S.G..
Synthesis of glycidyl ethers of viryl athynyl carbinDIF. lzv. AN
k-m. SSR.Khimonauki 17 no#6.,703-705 16-14,
(MIPk 18:6)
1. Institut organicheskoy kbindi AN JbmVanskoy SSR.

AKOPYAN L.A,.; VARYGIN, N.N.; GUTAREVp V.V,; ZYKOV, D.D.; JKARAVAYEV, N.M.;
XOV, N.B.; USTOVTSEV, A.M.S MAKAROV, Yu.I.; MAZUROV, D.Ya.;
MARTYUSHIN, I.G.; 14ASIDVSKIY, M.F.; NIKOIAYEV, P.I.; PIANOVSKIY,
A.N.; RYCHKOV, A.I. [deceased)j CHPKHOVP O.S.; KPALINOV, AOM.;
SHAKHOVA, NoA*
Theory and vractice of heterogeneous processes in a fluidized
bed. Trudy MIKHM 26:3-22 164. (MIRA 18:5)
-L st "W4

AKOPYAN, L.A.
Cutting forces in case of simultaneous changes of various
factors. Sbor. nauch. trud. EPI 22:96-102 164.
(MIRA 18:12)

MATSOYAN, S.G.; AVETYAN, M.G.; ~KAFYAN L . - VOSKANYAN M.G.; MORLYAN., N.M.;
ELIAZYANJ, M.A. t
Cyclic polymerization and copolymerization. Part 4: Synthesis
and study of the oyclic polymerization of some divinylacetals and
diisopropenylacetals. Vysokom.soed. 3 no.7:1010-1014 J1 16le
(KERA 14:6)
lo Institut organicheskoy khimii AN Arviyanskoy SSR.
(Acetals) (Polymerization)

MATSOYAN, S.G~.- AXOPYAN, L.M.
Cyclic polymerization and copolymerization. Part 6: Synthesis and
cyclic polymerization of aromatic divinylacetals and divinylfuralde-
hyde. Vysokom.soed. 3 no.go-1-311-131-6 S '61. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii AN Armyanskoy SSR.
(Vinyl compound polymers) (Furaldehyde)
4.

MATSOYAN, S.G.; AKOPYAN, L.M.
Cyclic polymeiizat~on and co0blinmftiatiot. Part 15: Synthe is and st'u(V.-
],~'ierization of methyl axibstitutdd divinylbenz Is. Vyso,-
of the cyclic,po a
kom.soed- 5 no.9t1J99-1333 S 163. OCIRA 17:
1. Institut orgaidblmikoy khimii AN Armyanskoy SSR.

LEYBELISJ. N.; AKOPYAN, M.
Automation in capting shops. NTO 2 no.5:15-17 Yty 160.
(MRA 24:5)
li Predsedatell liteynoy sektaii oblastnogo, pravleniya Nauchno-
tekbnicheskogo obabobestva muhinostroitellnoy prompblennosti (for
Leybells). 2. Zamestitell predsedatelya liteynoy sektuii oblastnogo
pravleniya Nauchno~-teldmiqheskogo obshchestva mashinostroitellnoy
promyshlennosti (for Akopytp).
(AutomatiQn~- (Voronezh Province-Founding)

ASLANYAN, A.; AKOPYAN, M.
Urgent promotion of industrial training of "cialista.
Prom. Arm. 6 no.11:21-22 N 163. (MIRA 17:1)

-.AKOPYAN.. M.
New achievements of the instrument industry. Prom.Arm. 6 no.A2:9-
U D 163. (MRA 17s2)

S/128/60/000/012/OD4/014
A054/Ao3o
AUTHOR: Akopyan, M.A.
TITIZi Complex Meahaniiation and Automation in a Foundry
PERIODICALt Liteynoye proizv'odstvo, 1960, No. 12, pp. 12 - 14
TEXT: The foundry of the Voronezhsel'mash factory has been in operation
since 1949. The total workshop area is 7,000 m2, not including the auxiliary
shops. Planned production is 7,000 tons of castings annually, the per capita out-
put (per pay-roll worker) 24 tons/year having a maximum weight of 12 kg. To date
the plant produces more than 15,500 tons grey castings and 100 tons colored metal
alloys, so that the per capita yield amounts to 40 tons, the cast pieces having a
maximum weight of 3 kg. It is planned to increase the output to 18,000 - 20,000
ton*s annually without extending the plant area by complex mechanization. This
plan is already reali-ed to 90%. In the charge-material stockyard (Fig. 1) thet
materials are delivered by rail, loaded by cranes with magnetic grabs, coke, iron,
sand, scarpp etc., are stored in bunkers. The loading of the materials and the
removal of coke-waste are mechanized. Coke is screened mechanically, the large
fractions are carried by conveyor into a bunker, mounted above an electric scale
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car, the small fractions fall through a chute into the waste bunker. Crushed
lime*is transported by a conveyor onto an electric scale. Green sand is charged
by a crane into a bunker mounted above a horizontal drying oven whence it is car-
ried to the grading shop. The mechanization of the stockyard eliminated the man-
ual labor of 4 workers. Two "115" type mixing runners, automatically fed with
black sand, green sand and clay emulsion (Fig. 2) supply the foundry with suitable
forming mixtures, which are also automatically distributed to the various working
placei. Clay emulsion supply is automatic and takes 12 see. Water is fed into
the automatic equipment together with the clay emulsion. The output of the "1151t
type mixing runners Is.19 tons/h an4 the mechanization of this process saves the
manual labor of six workers. In the coreshop, the green cor6s are carried by a
chain conveyor into the vertical drying oven and the dried cores are transported
by another chain conveyor to the forming machines. 95% of the cores (weighing
from.10 g to 10 kg) are produced byl3C-1 (VS-1) type sand blasters (1,500 x 1,500
x 500- mm, 600 kg, Fig. 5), the main parts of which are made of rolled metal.
There are no pin joints In the core boxes, the upper parts of whlich are fixed to
the working element of the forming machine, which shortens the time necessary for
separating and jointing the parts of the box. The size of the removable plate to
which the.upper half of the core box is fixed corresponds with that of the box,
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sothat the latter, together with the plate, can be changed in 2 - 3 min. The
sand-blaster unit replaces the manual labor of 16 workers. In the foundry work-
shop a 10-ton foundry cupola operates with a wet spark arrester, which has the
advantage that the small dust particles are wetted by water, pass through a 100
mm diameter pipe and are removed together with granulated slag by an electric car
to the waste dump. Charging is carried out mechanically with tipping buckets.
The foundry cupola is provided with gas burners and water coolingi the saving In
coke consumption is 25%. Foundry shop operations are fully mechanized. In the
molding shop there are two fiorizontal conveyorej the metal is poured from a la-
dle mounted on a monorail. The dry cores are delivered frcm the core shop to the
molding shop by a suspended conveyer. The supply of mold-boxes, pattern plates-
and for7ning mixture is mechanized. The poured forms are knocked out on a __ __ j
matic screen after which the castings are carried into the cleaning shops on a
plate conveyor, while black sand Is transported into the grading shop on conveyor
belts. These operations eliminated the manual labor of 12 workers. The shot-
charged cleaning drums, knock-out screens, grinding machines operate with an im-
proved outtake ventilation, dust is mechanically removed through a filter chamber'
by a conveyor belt to the waste dump. The meehanization. and automation of a-se-
ries of operations resulted in the following production figuress output of high-
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grade products 67%; production per m2 foundry area 2.2 tons- per capita (per
pay-roll worker) 40 tons; production costs per ton of prlme~ casting 1~z200 ru-
bles; the amount saved is I million rubles per year, while the manual labor of
53 workers has been eliminated. There are 7 figures.
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Figure 1: Material stockYA
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Complex Mechanization and Automation in a Foundry
Figure 2: "115" type mixing runner for clay
-emulsion
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Figure 3: VS-I type sand-
blaster
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Figure,4:. Molding shop layou-C
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Figure 5; Forming ma-
chine

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AZOFrAN, MA -
11 --Dkljv.
Forming pans with machines. Lit.proizv. no.2:29-30 F 155.
(Die casting) (MLU 8:4)

VOTCHAL, B.Ye.; MODESTOVp V.K.; AKOPYANI,-M.A,
Determination of the volume of residual air in the lungs with
radioeotive xenon* Med.rad. no*593-6 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Iz 2-7 kafedry terapii i kafedry meditsinskoy radiologii TSen-
trallno tituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey.
. Qc"N-ISOTOPES) (RESPIRATION)

l',-VOTCHAL* 'AK.101
BYe~ ;-
u, ,
Residuil
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under
and
17 D.
ij
A;"
JN- N.A.,, (Moskva)
~~--in the lungs and uniformity ~f ventilat-lon
-' fie pulmonary'diseases't
~,,-c6iiditions in Ponspeci
Report No.l. Klin. med. 40 no.12'10-
defects.
(MIR& l7x2)
dry. ogo jjjs~jtuta upover-
1'. J- '536ntralln
terapii TE
vrachey.

XmPWt- M.M.~SHAPOVAWV. V.I.;FIMOV, I.P.
Collection of fleas with a flannel hoop-not on steppes. Med. parazit.,
Moskva no.1:?9-81 Jan-Feb 1953. (CM 24:4) ,
1. Of Zimovnikovak Scientific-Research Station.

AXOPM I R.N.
M, - W&-
7ats of carcasses of susliks In the 9t9"&. Zool,shar. 32 no.5:1014-1019
S-0 153. IOML 6:10)
L_ I
1. Zimovnikovskaya nauahno-iseledovateliskaya stantsiya Rostovskogo U/3).
inetituta. (Carnivora) (Suslik)

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KLIMMWO,I.Z.; AK~O MIRONOV,N.P.; KONDRASHEV,V.F.; loOSEITSKIY,
M. ff.
Comparative rating of the reliability of various methods of calcu-
lating the suslik population. Trudy probl. i tem.sov. n0.5:29-38'55.
(MTRA 8:12)
1. Rostovskiy protivochumnyy institut
(Suslike)

-AKOPYAN. H.H.
Improving the methods of taking suslik census [vith summa y in
Xnglish]. Zool, zhur- 38 no.2:273-279 7 '59. (MIRA 32:3)
1.311sta Anti-Plague Station, Ministry of Health of the U.S.S.R.
(Suslikg) (Wildlife census)

AKOPYAN KRIVONOSOV., K.I,; SMIMOVj, N.?*; KUSIEHANOV, B,K.
Disinsectioa of the burrows of greater gerbils in KyByl K=6
Zool. shur. 42 no.6s853-857 163. (MIU 16:7)
L Mjkaya protivochumnaya otantmiya.
Kyzyl Kvm~.-Gerbils as earriers of disease)
Kyzyl Kum-Pleas-Exter-mination)

AKOFYAN, M.M.
-
Role of wind in transporting the fleas of rodents. Zool.zhur.
44 no,11:1731-1733 165. (MIRA :L8:12)
1. Nukusshova protivochumnava stantsiya.

ACC W . AP7001003 CODE: 0 011/17
AUTHOR: Akopyan.. M. M.-
ORO,., Nukus Antiplague Station (Nukusskaya protivochumnaya stantaiya),
TITLE% Role.of,wind in the distribution of rodent fleas
SOURCE: Zoologicheekly zhurnalj, v. 44., no. 11., 1965, 1731-1733
TOPIC TAGS: rodent, fled, biologic ecology, 10111irml 1.1. . On"J
J0,9A'i) %Y/ ZE 1~ WIZOCM14-1.40a~y) 40/'t'W)
-ABSTRACT: A serieu-of nine experiments has shown that rodent fleas are
transported by wind, as wiall as by the more'usual means of transporta-
tiob (aninials and birds). Such transport helps maintain epizootic foci
of plague and other diseases. In Kyzyl-Kum a series of experiments was
performed in areas inhabited by wild rodents to determine the effects
of transport.by wind on rodent fleas. Distribution by winds of varying
speeds was recordid-as well as distanoes that the fleas were carried.
IWA-50' CBE-N0- 141
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Ord 14 UDC: 595.T75:599-32:591.5

14ass-spectroocopic study of the photoionization effectiveness
of benzene derivativen in relation to their spectra. Dokl.
AN SSSR 140 no.5-.1037-1040 0 161. (MIPA 15:2)
1. Fizicheakiy institut leningradskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta im. A.A.Zhdanova.
(Mass spectrometry)
(Ionization)
(Benzene)

~AKOPY&N,, M.Yei; BALUKIN, I.I.; VIIESOV, F.I.
The MV-3 vacuim monochromator. Prib, i tekh.eksp. 6 no.6:96-
99 N-D 161, - I (MIRA. 14 -- 11)
1. Leningradakiy gosudarstvennyy ivaiversitet.
(Monochromators)

41442
S/12o/62/000/005/024/o36
E032/E314
0
AUTHORS: Vilesov, F.I* and AKopyanL M.Ye.
TITLE: Photo-ionization and its application to analytical
mass spectroscopy
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 5, 19621'
145 - 148
TEXT: The aim of this paper.was tp bring to the attention
of analytical chemists and workers in mass spectroscopy, who are
concerned with analytical problems, the phenomenon.of photo-
ionization as a method of producing low-component mass spectra,
in the analysis of complex organic misturies. Thus, in mass-
zpectroseopic analysis in which mass-produced instruments are
uoed to analyze complex organic compoixnds, there are serious.
difficulties associated with the many forms of dissociative
.ionization when the ions are produced by electron impact. Photo-
-ionization may be a way of reducing these ditticulties. As an
exampl.e of the usefulness of photo-ionization, Fig- 3 shows the
mass spectrum of a six-component mixture containing xylol,
toluene, benzene, mothyl-ethyl-ketone, acetone and ethanol,
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tsm-of photoionization-and-the-St ture
T Tie idillic
photolonization. at energies up to 14 evo OP
W, X! i~L~6;~.y and benzylamine were studied. Them
------ 04-461ii-id Wde by lon thdir 60 1%-.
' w 0 - utc-thi
Ization mass spectiW-NOr, eiistddibd -and the vnergy levels of the positive
--.;----aetermlnecL- In anfijne..,,~vft-photonj energy of about 13 ev, Ions with Mle s,-66.-.
werv: famed _PnlY'~Y:-;t)wi' Process,
7- -

ilbat Itution pt in
~,'e.-atomq lro~~tl a-zing,-, el
7-7.-, --~17'777,
the dimethylamin Irbril the methyl groups only, -and not b6in
eh but
the amino, groups. C6E1 NIH ione were not detected in the mass spectra of, the
hotoWnizitiowof an '~6i:Mithyjiniline. 'In benzylamin4he ~ydrpge
p iline
from- the --meftl~ne': and "n "I amin6~grou
C HSCH2ND +:h,) C HSCHND + H + e. In addition the
6 2 6 2
foHowing dissociative ionizations -were observed: in 2, 3 and 7% yields, 'respect-
lVely: C1,31 ND2 + h#~~'C7H? +-ND e (N-C bond rupture);
Cdlf. L + hl CeNH -
5 2 2 2 +'?~21V + e (both hydrogene.of the-
77-
group- remnifibd fin the W111'ragment),-".
CH2ND2--+-hQ-CH2ND - (C-C bond rupture).
C
GH5 2--+ C6F-5 + e

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AUTHORSi _AkopyAn Yo*, Vilesov, F.I.
TITLE: Decomposition,of molecular ions forming during'
photoionization of hydrazine and some of its alkyl
derivatives
PERIODICAL-V Kinetika i kataliz, v.4, no.1, 1963, 39-52
TEXT: The.ph6toionization.of the hydrazines was studied in view
s ted in the literature. -For all the
of discordant result repor,
hydrazines the-photoionization mass spectra were taken at the
Relations between the
photon energies of 10-15 eV'and 11.2 eV.
ionizat .ion current and the.wavelongths of the ionizing radiation
were obtained for'the main ions and the ionization efficiency
curves constructed. The.ionization and threshold potentials
werg obtained from the-curves. For hydrazine the main ions were
N21'~ . and NnU., for which the threshold ionization potentials were
8 7 + 0.06'and 10.6 +'0.1 eV and the heats of formation 224.aftd,
2;6,k`cal/mole respeqtively',F " the MoTt intense ions for methyl-
t e threshold potentials,
hydrazine.were.CN H6, CNO~ and CN2H vri h th
or 8.0,' 9*2~and'9!4 eV and the heats of formation 207, 196 and
249 klcal/polG respectively.- For (CH3)2N2H2 the main ions were
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EPII(O)IEW(I)IEW(m)iBDSIES(,w)-2 AFFTCIASDIL?SD,--31:[JP(C)I'SSD,'
RH/W ............
!ACCESSION NR. AP30~41156MAX S/0048 /63/027/008/1083/1087
F. erenin A. N.
AUT11,0R: Altopyan, M.Ye.; vj~lesov
TITLE: Mass-spectrometric investigation of photoioniiation of molecules and disin-
tegration of excited molecular ions /Report presented at the Second All-Union-Coft-L
ference on the Physics of Electronic and Atomic Collisions held in Uzhgorod 2-9 Oct
3.9627
SOURCE: AN SSSR, Izvestiya, ser.fiz.,v.27, n~o.8, 1963i 1083-1087
10PIC IAGS: photodissociation, photoionization, ionization threshold, hydrazine ,
~,_'Jhydrazine derivative
ABSTRACT: The paper gives some of the results obtained in investigating photoioni-
es
zation of some allcy h razine. An extensive sereis of derivativ
I derivatives of
were studied, but curves characterizing the elilciency of different ionization pro
cosses as a function of the photon energy are given only for methyl- and n-b*utyl-.
hydrazine. The experiments were carried out by means of a set-up consisting of'~an
MI-1305 mass spectrometer 'coupled to an MV-3ivacuum monochromator3 In the course.
of photoionization of complex mplecules (such as hydrnzine derivatives) a number Of
different processes.- occur, leading to dissociation and the formation of differentl
i Card 113
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Ions. Mass-siectrometric study of the products of photoionization of alkyl deriva-1
p
tivos of hydrazine showed, however, that In the case of these molecules dissociatLve~
ionization processes play a significant role, and in the case of the more complex
molecules becomes predominant, Frequent references are made to the literature and
data on photoionization of other compounds, such as ammonium and alkylamines, and
some of the present results are tentatively interpreted on the basis of the literR-
ture'data. I t is shown that in the case of hydrazine and its derivatives, as in
the case of alkylamines, for example, there is a definite photolonization threshdld~
(located at aboutt7.6 eV for hydraviine derivatives), below which photoiorAzation i
falls off to zero. For the more complex molecules there is a definite break in~the.
ionization efficiency versus photon energy curve at about 7.7 eV (no breaks were
observed in the investigated energy range for the simpler molecules). The bond
rupture energies and photoionization thresholds for hydrnzine nnd
some of itsideri-
vativos are tabulated. More detailed data will be published elsewhere (M.Ye.Akop-
yan and F.I.Vilesov, Kinetika I kataliz,4,39,1963).Orig.arg.has: 3 formulas, 4 fi-
gures and 2 tables.
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!ACCESSION NR: AP3004506
ASSOCIATION: Hauchno-issledovatellskiy fizichesldy ir-stitute Leningradskogo gas.
universiteta im.A.A.Zhdanova (Scientific Research Institute of Physics, Leningrad
State University)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ i2f;Aug63 ENCLi 00
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AKOPYAN, M.Ye.; VIIESOV, F.I.; TERENIN, A.N.
;~.
Mass-spectrometric study of the photoionization of molecules and
the decay of excited molecular ions. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 27
no.8:1083-1007 Ag 163. (MIRA 16s10)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy fizicheskiy institut.Loningradskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. A.A.Zhdanova.

VILESOV,, F.I.; AKOPYAN, M.Ye.; KLEYMENOV, V.I.
Improvement of the electric and lighting parameters of high-
voltage hydrogerx.lamps. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 8 no.6 ,150-
153 N-D 163. (MIRA l7t6)

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Dok,!. IN
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AKOPYAN, N.,inzh.
Dwellings constructed of large tuff blocke in Armenia. Zhil. stroi.
no. 3;17 Mr 161. (MIRA 14;4)
(Armenia-Building stones) (Volcanic ash, tuff, etc.)

KHORASANYAN, G., inzh._LAKOPVNj 11.1 inzh.
Large-panel housing construction In Amenia. Prom.Am. 5 no,6:19-24
Je 162. Wra 15 -.7)
(Armenia-Alxtrtment houses-Design and construction)
(Precast concrete construction)

AJOFYM, N., innh.
Use of prefabrication techniquds in the construction of masoM7
walls from natural stow, Zhile atrolo no#5:9-13 163.
(KM 16:7)
(Walls) ' (Armenia-Building stones)

AKOPYANP N.j* inzh*
put the organization of house building on a tachnical'base.'prom.Arm.
6 no.9:25-27 S 163. (MIRA 16:12)

OFYAN' N.-A. Cand Geol-Vin Sci -- (diaa) "Mineralogy of the area of oxidation
Y J
the chief copper-and-molyodenum deposits of Armenia (Kuhharan, Agarak,
Q,
Dastakert, Ankavan (Miekhana)l Moe-Ye r., 1957, 19 pp (Inst of Geology of
Ore Deposits, Petrography, Mineralogy, and Geochemistry, Acad Sci USSR. Inst of
Geol Soi, Aced Soi Armenian SSR), 150 copies (KL, 42-57. 92)
-12-

15-57-12-17373
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 12,
p 103 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Akopyan, N. A.
TITLE: Mneralogy in the Zone of Oxidation of the Copper-
Molybdenum Deposits in Armenia (K mineralogii zony
okisleniya medno-molibdenovykh mestorozhdeniy Armenii)
PEPCIODICAL: Izv. AN ArmSSR, ser. geol. i geogr. n. 1957, Vol 10,
Nr 1, pp 3-25
ABSTRACT: Native elements, oxides, carbonates, silicates, aqueous
arsenates, sulfates and molybdates compose the ores in
the zone of oxidation in Kadzharan, Agarak, Dastakert
and Ankavan. Native elements are represented by copper,
which appears in a considerable quantity only in Kad-
zharan. Here it is observed in association with
crystalline cuprite and with stilpnosiderite. quartz is
found in Kadzharan associated with the minerals of the
limonite group. opal occurs only in Ankavan, generally
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15-57-12-17373
Mineralogy in the Zone of Oxidation of the Copper-Molybdenum (Cont.)
represented by powellite, ferrimolybdite and eosite (?); the latter
was discovered in Kadzaran among the concentrates of flotation
process,
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L 37662-66 MLC(k)-2/W(d) OD
ACC NRi AT6012347 SOURCE CODE: UR/5000/66/000/000/0098/0 log
AUTHOR: Akopyan. N. F.; Buksa, V. P.; Levin, A. A.; Skoropistoova, S. F.
ORG. none'
TITLE: Real noise rejection in the reception of telo-aignals and ways to enhance it
by adaptation
SOURCE: Nauchno-tokhnicheakaya konferentaiya po aredstvam promyshlennoy
telemckhaniki. Moscow, 1963. Promyshlennaya telemckhanika (Industrial
telemechanics); materialy konferentsii. Moscow, Izd-vo Energiya, 1966, 98-109
TOPIC TAGS: remote control system, telemetry system, signal noise separation
ABSTRACT: The nature of noise in tele-systems using h-v power lines as carrier
channels is examined, transmi s si on -adaptive systems are discussed in general
terms. Estimated and experimental noise-distribution curves (duration vs. noise
level) for an EPO-400 h-f tele-station are shown. An experimental noise
(42-124 my) vs. time (0-2000- see) curve exhibits fast and slow noise-level
variations; the noise was measured on a. carrier channel connected to a 400-kv power

L 37662-66
ACC NR, X-T
12347
line. The noise level is clearly correlated with the amount of power transmitted by
the line. The effect of noise level on the flow of errors in the tele-channel is briefly
discussed. Usually, the rate of information transmission decreases when the noise
level increases, which may result in an operational paradox: the information flow
may stop (under system emergency conditions) at the moment when the information is
most needed. Hence, the transmission process proper should be automatically
optimixed; a tr anon-A e sion- adaptive system matches the and-apparatus parameters
with the variable traffic capacity of the channel. The adaptation efficiency can be
evaluated by: (a) the'decrease in the number of errors against the decreased trans-
mission rate and (b) the decrease in apparatus reliability an a consequence of the,.
increased apparatue redundancy. Orig. art. hast 7 figures and I formula.
SUB CODE: 09 SUBM DA!kE: 081im66
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AKOPYAH N R., inth.; IaMIU, A.N.,- inzh.
Remote control of high-pressure valveb. Bazop. trud.a v prom. 2
no. 6:34 Js 158:0 (14IRA 11:7)
(Turbodrille)
(Pneulmat'ic control)
im

141rcy;'Y;~A?IJ
92-58-3-5/32
AUTHORS: Akopyan, N.R., Chief Engineer and Lobkin, A.N., Foreman
TITLE: The BU-40.Rig Can be Used to Drill a Well 1,400 Meters
Deep (Stankom BU-40 mozhno burit' IL400 metrov)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1958, Nr 3, pp 6-7 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The BU-40 semi-mobile rig built by the "Barikada" factory
is designed to drill a petroleum or gas well 1,200 meters
deep. In practice, however, it has been ascertained that
this rig can drill a well 1,400 m deep. The Stravropol'
office for deep exploratory-drilling of the Kavkazneftegas-
razvedka trust succeeded in drilling a 1,401 m deep oil
well. The BU-40 rig Nr 349 built in 1953 was used for
drilling this well. Four wells 4,800 n deep in total were
drilled by the same rig before c-ne operation in question
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The BU-40 Rig Can be Used (Cont.) 92--58-3-5/32
took place. A four-inch drill pipe was swik to a depth of
1,000 m; at that depth it was replaced by three-inch pipe.
To ensure the necessary weight of the latter, it was provided
with a 400 m long collar censist--in. of frur inch-drill pipes.
Before starting the operatlon., a spare rota-_ry table of the
P-450 type, a swivel and the main clutch cX the transmission
were brcughtt to the -well site. With rhe ex:ept'_ozn of the
swivel which -was replaced, all the other rig pavts worked
without failure. An alkali solutior -..)as uae6 fo.- treatment of
the drilliag fluid. The drilltng was c=ple~.-ed in 32.3 days, at
the drilling rate of 11-73 = per ri&!Mvitth. Twelve three-cone
bits were used during the operattong eai;--h qne perforatirg 109 m
with an average mechmical speed of 5.3 Nine ty- three
meters were drilled with the DKR-7 3/4-in. bit at the interval
980-1401 m. This record-making feat of the drilling team headed
by the fDreman Ya.G. Titkin indicates the pottential hidden in the
mechanLsu of Soviet drilling toolg.
A. t~
ASSOCIATION:Stravropol'skaya kontors burern'7a (S-ravropal, Drilling
office)
AVAILABLE: Library oi Congress
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14(5)
SOV/92-58-9-18/36
AUT40RS: 0 Chief Engineer., and Lobkin, A.N.,
4 M e:YV' M ~ec h a ~ni c
TITLE: Equipping Pumps with Pressure Hoses (Obvyazka nasosov
burovymi rukavami)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1958, Nr 9, p 19 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author states that the erection of derricks and
installation of the drilling equipment is not keeping pace with
the rapid development of drilling operations carried out by the
Stavropol' deep well drilling office of the Kavkazneftegazrazvedka,
Trust. As a result drillers fail to fulfill their assignment.
The equipping of pumps with pressure hoses and welding operations
in general are complicated because welders have to carry out
theirwork at the drilling site under the difficult conditions
entailed in exploratory drilling. Sharp hydraulic shocks result-
ing from an uneven drive of liquid weaken the connection of the
compensator with its support and disrupt pressure lines. To
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Equipping Pumps with Pre5suri~
sov/9-58-9-18/36
fai,,il-4-t-ate'the work. of --,quipping pumps with pri.,saurt~ hoses
the Stavropol' drilling madf~ the, follrowlrZ exp--~riment
during-the drilling of a 2,000 ir, d~!ep well. Drillers built a
stand supporting cns 118.-',% p-ump and pla-.-?d an 8--in compx:,~Dsator
On the pump, Th~iy al-,,., ~-.quippeel the UB-3 puinp with a hose
able withstand a 150 atm prassur~- A f3i~hematie; drawing shows
h6w ths hoss, is J-nstallz-nd, Thi,,!-k flexibli: h:ls-~: Is able to q~iench
th~--- hydraulio. shocks wh:)n turbo-dri"lling 1~)p.=-rat--'-'*ns are. carried
Wit under a preeeur~ of 90, atm. ThJ.3 mi.thod of equipping pumps
-with brsssura hzises allow,~-d th;v wz-1ding t~., b-, dt-,--ns In an area
specially a.sz1gns-d for th-'s purpcse, while the drilling site is
used for flange coupling only. The author suggests the adoptJon
and use of -the method lntrodu~,,~id by Stavropol' dri-l-Lers wheyiever
possible,, Hes-i~s vithstanding a 200 atm pressure must be
put at the disposal of the p-~-tlro2!~,-Um industry in the quantity
needed. Ther6 Is 1 schewatl,, drawl.ng,
ASSOCIATION: gltabokcgo burs--niya tr,~~3ta Kavkazrieftegaz-
razvedka (D-~-ep Drilling :)f th-- -zi~--';.~tzneftegasrazvedka
Trust~
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AKOPYAIT, N. R. ; WBKIII. A. N.
---,
Using drilling boses in binding pumps. Bezop.truda v prom no.I:
29-30 Ja 159- (MI;A312:3)
I.-Stavropollakaya kontora glubokogo bureniya trosta Kavkaznefte-
gazmzveclv,a. (Oil well pimps)

TITKOV., N.I.LAKOPYAN2 N.R.
Effect of the method used in tapping a producing stratum on the
completion period and productivity of gas wells. Gaz.prom. 6
no.8:10-14 161. OUM 14: 10)
(Stavropol Territory--Gas wells) (Boring)

USSR/Farn Imimis. Swine Q-3
Abs Jour Hof, Zhur, No 19, IV) No 88.101
Author Akopyan N S
__ J-
Inst
Title The Rejuvenation of Blood at Pure-Breed limerixg
Orit; Ptfb Svinovoastvof,1957) No lo, 16-18
astract Data for 1955 and 1936 showed that the productivity of white-
breed siring boars iriportea fron another farm exceeds the
productivity of the boars reared on the local farn. Zie
fertility of the sows covered by the boars fron another farm
amounted in 1955 to 8.86-9.17 piglets per farrow., and that
of the sows coverca by the local boars, 8.42 piglets per
farrow; in 1956 the corrosponding figures were 9.45-9.5 and
~.08-8.28, respectively. The live weight of piglets at birth
in 1955 amounted to 0.98 kg for the offspring of the boars
from another farm and 0.9-9.95 kg for the offsprinL; of
local boars; in 1956 the corresponding figures were 0.96-0.99
cuid 0.83-.95 kr,. At the aGe of 2 months the difference in
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SAVICHI I.A., kand.seI'Pkokhozyaystvennykh nauk., dotsent;
AKOPYANJ, N.S., aspirant,.
8A
Some characteristics of metabolism in hybrid and pUrebr A
swine. Izv. TSKHA no.2:87-93 162. (MIRA 15:9)
'%Swine breeding)
(Metabolism)

AKOPYANj N.S.
"The Effectiveness of Industrial Interbreeding of Swine of the
Iarge ~.Ihite (krupnaya belaya) and Yuromsk Breeds";
diesertation for the degree of Candidate of Agricultural Sciences
(awarded by the Timiryazov Agricultural Academy,, 1962)
(Izvestiya Timiryazevokoy Sellskokhozvaystyennoy Akademii, Moscow, No. 2p
19631 pp 232-236)

Al"OpYlUl N. Ye*
Ili-he Search for New Cholinolytic Substances Inol-Z the Con-plex Ester-r of
Benzoic A,,-id." Cand Biel Sci, Libora'ory of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Ac--d Sci
Amenian SSR,Yerevan, 1954- (KL,, No 12, Mm, 55)
So: Sm. No 670) 22 SeD.t 55 - Survey of Scientific and Tecl-mical Dissertations
Defended at USM Higher Educational Institutions (15)

o
USSR/Pharraacoloay,aiid.Toxi,cology - Choliner6les
Abs jour : Ref Zhur--lial., No 2, 1959) 9075
Author : Akopyan, N.Ye
Inst AS ArmSSR
Title Flian-iiacology of Certain ArAno Ethers of Para -alkoxybon -
zoic Acids
Orig Pub : Aykakan SSR Gitutyumeri Akadenial te~reka&lr. Biologia-
kan ev 6-fukhatntesakan Gitutyuiu-ier, Izv. All ArmSSR, Biol.
i s.-kh, n., 1958, 11, No 1, 67-75
Abstract : The study of 27 amino ethers of ii-alkoxyl3enzoic acids es-
tablished that they possess nocotinolytic properties.
The strength of nicotinolytic action depends on the -~%o-
tal length of the carbohydrate chain including the radical
in the acid part of the molecule and radicans in its amino
alcoholic part. The compounds studied have a weak
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6

AKOPYAW, N.Ye;, SAMVELYANg V.M.
Relationship between the local anesthetic, cholinolytic and anticho-
linesterase activitiem of complex asters of benzold acid.
[with summary in Bnglish); Parm- i toks. 2-1 no-5:38-43 S-0 158
(MMA 11:11 J
L Seklor farmakologii Instituta organicheskoy khimii AN ArmSSR
akademik ArmSSR A.L. Mndzhoyan)e
(BMOATESO
complex esters, local-aneeth., cholinolytic
guticholinesterase activities (Ras))
(ANESTHETICS. WCAL,
benzoio acid complex eaters (RUBD
(PARASMATHOLYTICSO
same (RUS))
((MOLINESTERASE. anstag.
same (Rue))

AKOPYA.Np N.Ye.j ALEKSANYANg R.A.
Ph'armacological characteristics of quatOloron. Farmji '&olp. 23
no.4:.316-321 JI-Ag 160. MIIU .14:3)
I.-Sektor farmakologii Instit4a tonkoy organicheskoy khhaii,AN
Armynnskoy SSR (dir. - akademik AN Armyanskoy SSR A.L.Mndithoyan)**'
(BENZOIC ACID)

SAFRAZBEKYAN, R.R.; AKOFYANp N.Ye.,- FARASADANYAN, R.G.; ALENSANYANp R.A.
Studying some pharmacological properties of the series of dialkylamino-
alkajiol asters of furan-2-carboxylic acids. Izv. AN Arm. SSR. Biol.
nauki 14 no.5:51-59 My 161. (MIRA 14:?)
1. Institut, tonkov organichesko khimii, AN Armyanskoy SSR.
(FO&C ACID) TPHARMACOLOGY)

AKOPYAN, N.Ye.; ALEKSANYAN, R.A.; JUIECIRHAYAN, L-M"I.
Phannacological character isties of some amino ester of p-alcoxy-
A 13 JI t 64.
benzoic acids. Izv. AN Arin. SS-R. Biol. nauki 17 no. -22
i ( 141RA 17: 10).
1. Institut tonkoy organtchookoy khbdl A14 Arnyan-4w, SrR.

SAMVELYAN, V.M.; AIKOPYAN, -N-Ye.
Relation between the local anesthetizing and anticholinergic action
of piperidine&lkanol eaters of p-alkoxybenzoic acids. Izv.AN Arm.
38R.23-31 J1 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Institut tonkoy organicheskoy khimii AN Armyanskoy SSR.
(LOCAL ANESTMIA) (PARSYMPATHOLYTICS) (PIPERIDINE)

MNDZHOYAII, A.L.; AFRIKYAN, V.G.; OGANF.SYAN, A.14.; AKOPMI, N.Ye.; GERASIMM,
D.A.; KHECHUMYAN, L.Kh.
Derivatives of p-alkoxybenzoic acids. Report No.21: Some cyclo-
hexylalkylaminoalkyl esters of p-bu-boxybenzoic acids. Izv. AN
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