SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZAVITAYEV, P.A. - ZAVODNOV, S.S.

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7,AV1TAYAy,,LA, RYSAKOVA. N.T., rodaktor; DZHATIYAT, S.G.# takhnichookly
[Observations and experiments in natural science for eleme'atary
schools; teacher's manual] Vabliudenita i opyty po estestv0snantiu
v nachallnoL shkole; posobie dlia uchitoliae Moskva, Goo. uchobno-
pedagog. izd-vo Hinisterstva proeveahchanita RSFSR, 1956. 111 p.
(Nature study) (HL11A 9:11)

VMILINO Nikolay Mikhaylovich; ZAVITAYEVp P,Ao I KORSUNSKAYAl V,M.; PADALKO,
N.V.; RTKOV, N.A.; A.A.; TJIAGIN, V.D.,
redaktor; GOMX, V.P., tekhnichookiy redaktor
[Working with pupils on school experimental plots] Methodika raboty a
uchashchimisia na shkollnom uchabno-opytnom uchaetke. Pod red. U.K.
Verzilina. [Moskva] Izd-vo Akademii pedagog. nauk RSISR, 1956. 685 p.
(KIRA 9:11)
1. Ioaingradokiy nanchno-iseledovatellokiy institut pedagog1ki,Akademii
pedagogicheskikh nauk (for Verzilin. Xorsun,3kaya, Rykov, Sokolov) 2.
Yeatestvannonauchnyy.inatitut im. P.Y.Laegafta Akademit pedagogichaskikh
nauk (for Shlbanov) 3. Institut metodov obucheniya Akademli pedagogi-
cheakikh nauk (for Zavitayev, Padalko) 4. Chlen-korrespondent APH
RSFSR (for Verzilin)
(School gardens)

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FGHILXOj -Aleksandr Spiribpnovich; ZAVITAYly r,,Alaksayevic
-7 A# P ,.
PROYAANSOTA, N.V.~rada,kt.or-; ft-WI, -Ma7f'e'&A`c~6"oNkijv
redaktar
[XIO to of general science teaching in primary schools; a
pro ttal manual] Alamenty politokhnichookego obuchaniia v sachalluoi
shkp
oi?l,;Imatodichaskoe posobis. 1#d- 3-6, parer. RoakTa..Izd-vo
pedagog. nauk WSR, 1956.195 P. (ICLU 10:4)
(Science-6tudy and teaching)
'A' RN

ROZABOY, IvIin Origorlyevich, otarshly nouchiWy sot rudnik; - UYU-Taaw"'t
arshiy rauch*7 sotrudalk; SXATKIN. M.N., radak-tor,
NXO, A.S., redsktor; DUATITEV. S.G., taicbmicinskly redaktor
[Handicraft lessons for the fourth grade] Urcki mohnogo truda v
chetvartom klasaa. Pol red . 5katkina. Ivd. 2-ae, lop. I parer.
Moakva, Gos.uchebnc-podagog. lzd-vo R-m proav. RSFSR, 1956. 231 p.
(MIRA 10:11)
1. Inatitut taorit t ii3torit pedegogiki (for Rozenov). 2. Institut
matodov obuchaniya Akademli pedagogicheskikh nauk RSM (for
zavitaYev). 3. Chlen-korrespondent Akadamii pa4agogIcheskIkh nauk
MYSR (for (Skatkin)
Wandicraft)

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7 redaktor; DZHATITXV, S.G.
,,.A,;ojcoqyvvIcb- MAKOVA, N.T.,
WITA.M.,Pat;
to Ichaskay rediktor.'
(Work of pipils of grades 1-4 In vcho~l gardens; a practical manual
for teachers] Trud uchashchiksia I-IT klassayna uohebno-opytnom
uchaetke; matodichookoa ~oaobie,dlia uchitelel. Nasky&, Gon.uchabno-
padaXop,,A2d-v* X-va presv.RSFSH, 1957, 97 pe' (KMA lo14)
(school gardens)

--.----ZAYRAYVt -- - -- --
Zavitayov, 11. A. - "Academician Trofin Denisovich Ly3onkoo'Chief of the soviet
michurinians," nach. shkolap 1949, No. 3, p. 5,7a
SO: U-1566, 15 March 53t (Letopis 'Zhu=41 Inykh Stateyp No. 13, 1949)

ZAVITAYXV.- Petr AlekseyevIch;-RYBAxDvA, Y.T., redaktor; DURTITSTo 8..G.
redaktor.
[ZquIpment for nature study, lessons; manual for elementa47 school
teachers] Obarudovanis saniatii po pr1ro4ovedenitu; posoble dlis,
uchitalia nachalinoi,shkoly. Izd.4-a.-Hookya, Goo.uchabno-podagog.
iza-vo. Ministerstva prosveshchenlia RSYM, 1955 0 174 p.(MLRA 8:9)
(Nature study) (Biological appratus and supplies)
t,-A

T y 'f rr )F zr
KRAYSV# Ivan Step~(novich; SIMOT, H.U.,,retsenzont; MAYCRSXIY, G.Io,
retsenzent;-ZATITATI jej., red.; RURUSHINA, A.M., red.izd-va;
SAIAZKOV, H.P., tekbn.rad.
[Principles of the commercial exploitation of river transportation
and the organization of freight operational Osnovy kommercheskoi
okepluatataii rechnogo transporta i organizatsti gruzovykh rabot.
MoBkva, Izd-vo ORechnoi transport," 1957. 322 p. 01IRA 11:6)
(Inland vater transportation)

-retaenzent; avi Yg.F. 'JINOGRADOVA,
_770ml -redaktor; H
red4ktor izd 77.07, KOVA. S.V., teldinichealcty red3ktor
(Manual for the receiving and shipping cleric of dry enrgool Posobte
priemosdatchiku ekhogruzov. Izd. )-oe. Momkva, Izd-vo "Rechnoi
transport," 1957. 199 P. (HLRA 10:10)
(Dry-goods -Tra nap ortat ion)
(Inland water transportation)

AIMS YHY, Nikolay Favlovich; SUNOT, M.N., retsenzent; NIKITIN, X.V.,
rateenzent;.ZATITAYST, Te.Y., red.; LOBANOT, Ta.U., red.izd-va;
BOBROTA, Y.A, i - taklM~ red,
(Handbook on cargo handling, inland water transportation in
-containers and forwarding operational Spravochnik po transportno-
ekspeditsionnoi rabote 1. konteinernym peravozkam na rechnom
transporte. Izd.2., parer. i dop. Moskva, Izd-vo *Raohnoi trans-
port.* 1960. 223 p. (MIRA 13:5)
Warao handling) (Inland water transportation)

39635
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B124 160
AM'LIHORS: xirillova, E. I., matvayeva, Ye. N., Zavitayeva, L. D.,
Pratkina, G. P., Obollyaninova, II. A
A3inC of polystyreno plastics. Thermal of styrane
ac.rylonitrile copolymers
PERIODICAL; 1',laotid'heskiye massy, no. 8, 19052, 11-10
TIM: Ther.,.ial of styrene - acrylonitrile copolymers. CH-10
acrylonitrile Croups), CH,-20 (SN-20))~20.15 and 21.40) acrylcnitrile
,Sroups,.r-a~ccular weilElat 113,000 and 119,000 and also CH-2C- ":-'-26)
('9,~55, 26.~:, and 27-7;Q' acrylonitrile Croup3, molecular wo-iGht 163,0100,
120,000, and 132,000) was inveztiGated on films 50-100 4 T-hick between
140 and 1800C, and compared with that of polystyrene films. For the
cono'Iymorz, dichloro eihane was used an solvent and petroleum other as
gracipitant, with benzene and ethyl alcohol for the.polystyrara. The
molecul-ar weights were calculated from the viscosimetric data of L. N.
Vezelovskaya. The deeree of agging wau estimated on the basiz of the
ra*easured intrinsic viscosity, the nitrogen content', and the carbonyl group.
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ACing of polystyrene plaztica. B124/3180
formc;~tion determined by absorption spectrometry. The rate of formation of
oxygen-containing groups falls as the acrylonizrile content in the
copolymer rises, and also with its molecular welg~t (Fig. 8). It-is
2-3 times greater in nolyatyrene than in the S11:28 copolymer. Azo=ethines
with one Oil ZrouD viere of-ective stabilizere in ortho- and para-position
in'aniline and one NH 2 drouP in para-position only,. Azometh~ne obtainad
by introducing the eroup (Cil 3) 2"' in banzaldehyde -proved to. be inefficieit
while the same com-joand with one 0111 C;roup in aniline was hiahly effective.
Azomethines based oz: salicyl aldehyde and hydroxy aniline are also C.;ood
stc.bilizers. All azomethines discolor tho product and are only
vocomm.ondcd for black products. --'ffective alkyl phenols aro phenyl
crc~:ylol propane, phenyl-.ioopropyl resorcin, phenyl isopropyl
PYrocatechin, 3-mothyl-1-phenyl. othyl-6-isopropyl -phenol,
iuopro-pyl-6 isorjro,,)yl Phenol, butyl t;allate, b[2-tert-butyl thy
'.)heno
% li -jaethane. Extension of the.carlon chain lactween t-,-zo benzene rir.3s
coos not greatly affect the stabijizine of.fect while the latter iz
increased by introducing a CH 3 erouli in the benzene ring in t*-e case of
dimethyl pherYl-p-cresol and dicresylol propane. There are 11 fiL~ureo
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S/191/62/000/OOf3//CO1/013
iiu- i n - o fpolyBtyrenc nlaotics.
and 5 tables. Tho three EriElish-lanquage refarenc ea are: S. L. "Vadcraky,
S. 'Straur,, Ind. "Eng. Choui. ~,O, 646 (1948); 11, Ii. G. "llinek, J. Polymer
C -', . M ',f . I
3, 650 (1946); 4, 110. 1 (1949); J. Rainey, 2ryon, B. G.
laclhhwrmcr, J. Boa. "lat. ljur- Stand. 51 , lo- 3, 155 6953).
Fir . 3. Change of zolecular weight, ia zhermal a.,
SN-20;
(2) SX-28
LcL;end: ~A) timo, hra.
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KTRULOVAO E.I.; MITMEU, vo.11.; ZAVITA
YF GIAGOIEVAO YxI.A*;
TIEME111, X.A.; FVTKDA,tur.--~
Studying the physicomechanical properties of Dhock-resistant
polystyrenes during aging. Plast. massy no.2:43-45 166.
(MRA 19:2)
R IS Q~1~1 N -
~R"-' RIF.`

ye.N.; ZkV
KIRILLOVA, E.I,; MATVEYEVA, _ITAI~~.VA,_At~.; FRATKINA, G.P,;
OBOWYANINOVA, N.A.
Ming- -of polyster-e-ne-plasticeo- thermal aging-of styrene copolymers
with acrylonWile. Plast massy no.8:3-10 162. (KRA 15:7)
(si;rene polymers) (Plastics)

X? 4, C-1 0 /A
Mn tVe7UVS YO 11. Znvitnyava, L 5. 1 1e r- eve u.
A Le v tirm n -7 -T. _7i~n t Kinn U
TITLE z A study of tho phys icomechanicr propartie-q of t4n'_
Oryreres juring np~rl_~-
Fl~_ 'A F 9 re nq h n Tm-, 1 .r- r F
L12 14 '7 .1 1

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Change in spoci
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irradiations I and 2 - SNP; 3 -'14F '50
(irradiation at 50-60C): 4 - ';T11, 1, u36
th
Tio filler; 5 - UPP-2 v1thout fl].'or. 640
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rays aad lDcre,-,3ed ~,empcxrnl-u~oo affoc!
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ZAVITATEVAO Vot insh.t KOVAIZV� Am$- Insh.
Using apoxide pastes In repairing cylinder bloakm and hea4s.
Avt. transp. 37 no,7.*27-28 J1 159. (MRA 12:10)
(Auto mobi lea-Engina a)
'CRal
A~ --A i ..Ml. "Mix

thing epoxide resins and their compounds in repairing motor vehicle
engines, Obm#tokhsoyjvt,na avt,transy. zo.4;8-20 1600*
(MIRA l3sl2)
(Motor vehicles--Ebgines)
(Resins, S7nthetic)

I V
2137 1 w-"orl
ZowU'"RskI F. Outdoor Park!ni of Motors VehIcleg.
Pollah Technical Abst. .BuparaIxva priechowywinfe aamochod6w", Nu. 1,
1953, pp. 1 t2b.
Wllnt i propr orgjnUmti~,n of o-.11door P,
Tran3port garages, InveItIg-ttlons over this problem Ir.,,,,rhvr -.-,i h
a I R,
advancad by tile C.,-ntraj OIIICC of S!uJ'ei aril Dv,ln:, of j
M Trawpwt in mpoet U prAlyn1w):t~.i for, ruj thn.
iOf heallng the VC-10cle Png:ne by mcins of un,~tgy
IIX-t--criplim of a dey!ca In.-talled on an eig:rje for lh~
WteanL Comparis-= of the approximate cz,;- C!
J - with lbe~ rf g~
MW
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IBROVSKIYO T-1 ~;A~qSTOVSKIY. S. MIETSER, To; GADMISKAYA, Ya#; TYRAKOVSKIY, M,
Toxic effect of parathion on the organism of white ratB. V3. Pit,
24 no. 6:7-12 N-D 165 WIRA 1911
1. Katedra, tekhnologii ry1noy promyshlennosti Vyashey nellsko-
khozyaystvennoy shkoly v Ollshtyne'i kafedra gistologii i em-
briologii Meditsinskoy akademil. V~Gdanskeo Follsha.

Studento recaiving practical exporience in a plastics factory.
Khim. v shkole 13 no.5:65-67 S-0 '58. (miu. n:9)
(Plastics induntry-BtUd.W And tea-ching)

ZAVIZIONO Ye.F.9 uchiteltnitsa
Exppriments-with latex and polyvinyl alcohol. Khim. v shkole
18 no.306-79 My-Je 163. (AURA 16:9)
Shkola rabochey molodozhi llo.,~Bp KharIkov.
(Polymers--Experiments)
IMT WMINW, V, Rtlf, 2t, C-11 Ii a4l,

sea.,
000
441
RAPID muwuzios op
- 14b,,, 1934p
Ro U Golontl an4
602-503)*-4*T-l:g#, ofpwdered slag Is shahn
during 2--3 mine at roan U40 wIth 100 0000 of 02-fros
So, 10 6,00 of, 0017N.-ZO and 16 O.C.,of oona, 11C1# ths
I residual I is t1trateds tad the S content thence oalost
Cas & I mC;&I & 0 , Ahe wthod Is applicable only
2,
to fro act 4~ ysa. obtalzed baW 10% lower Oftor
It has been kept near the furnam for 10 hr.
COO
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004 coo
so*
coo
so 0
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Sao
%-49 774,70-k v*~v =4 #)kill CIA 0. 11
Owa it to I a 0,j

ft-Muction and use of foam concrete. Halo. ind. SSSR 32
no.,4:14-16 160. (141RA 24:7)
1. Leningradakiy tayasokombinat.
(Air-entrained concrete)

ACC'NRi Amwvjl'~'/ SOURCE CODE i UH/043/66/000/011/007V0073'
INVENIT011S iZavl1n, P4 MI.; Ayrapotyan# S. G.
ORG: none
TITLE: A method for obtainine polyphosphonatoo. Claus 39P No. 182328 Announced by-,
Lenix-igrad Electrotechnical Institute of Cormunications im. Professor He A, Bonch-
Bryovich (Loningradskiy elektrotekhnichookiy inatitut avyazi)-7
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarWe znaki,, no. 3.1,, 1966, 73
TOPIC TAGS: phosphorus compound, aster,, ethyl, phosphinic acid
ABSTRAM This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining polyphosphonates
by homopolycondensation of heated aminoethyl ostors of phosphinicacids. To onlarge
the assortment of polyphosphonates with solf-oxtinguinhing propertieat N- P .4w-
droVothyl P -aminoethyl ester of P -chlorethyl.-phemaphoaphplo acid ;I is usedo
.SUB, COIE:' 0`71 SUBM DATE t 28Apr65
[com 'A UDCs 678.67511.678.85

__L 30967-66 EWP(j)/QYr(m).. RM1WW
ACC NRs AP6000979 (A SOURCE COM tM/0286/65/000/022/0058/0058
AUTHORS$ -Zavlini Pe~M*; Sokolovakiyj M. A.; Turenkop Is Ve
ORO: none
T,ITLE: A method for obtaining enters of polyphosphonitrilel No* 176402,
class 399
SOURCEs Byalletenf i b t i i tovarnykh znakor, no. 22j 1965p 58
,Rol re en
TOPIC TAGSt Mine-1Kpolymerization, catalytic polymerizationp titanium compound,
catalyqtj chlorine compound# titanium compound
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining eaters of poly-
phosphonitrile.on the basis of oligomers of phoophonitrile chloride. To increase the
variety of this type of polymerat the oligomers of phosphonitrile chloride are reacted
with epichlorohydrin in the presence of a titanium tetrachloride catalyete
OB CODE: 11/ MM DATE, 13APr63
cmd UN 678.85

ZAVLIN SOKOLOVSKIY, M.A.; - TENISHEVA R.S
Interaction of natural rubber with diaky2 phosphites. Zhur.
prM. khim. 37 no. 4:928-929 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)

GIWBURCI~ O.F.,- ZAVLIIJ,
Arylmothana dyeo. Part-3: -- Cortain. rolations between t1le -
structure and acid-basic properties of triphenyLmethane
dyes. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.1-1:3559-3562 N 162. (MIM 15: 11)
1. Leningrarlskiv tslcbnologicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta.
(Dyes and dyeibg)
Olydrogen-io ntrat16n)
-top;
MA

SOKOLOVSKIYP-- MOA,, I ZAVLIII - P.Ms- OMER-- Yo -L- MWIIKIV- P A,
Yhos oruo-containing monomers. Fart 1: Bis-ptiters of
TIM rA
groupe-
-viqlphcs a- acid -havimu-4ifferent-I ~otix A--m
----- -- (P.M.- 14tn)--
(Phosphinic acid) (Phosphorue organic compounds)

MAKARENIYA A.A,p kand. klilm. zvwk, ZAVLINI PJ-1,j klaido klilm.
I%ikt RjjzuMOVSKIY, V.V.,, pr6Y., r~,!-,
-j
[chemistry textbook) lJcbebnoe posobie po khJmil. Lonin-
grai. Ledngr. elektrotekhn. in-t sviazi, 1964 134 P.
(1-1111i IMM
M,

ZAV~IN P M.; RAMMOISKlY, V.V.
phosphinic acid.-Vysokonn. 8as-do 7 no.93:1415-1416 Ag tEr,
A
1. L-Gnip,radskiy 'tr.!' swjuzil
Mist,2 V

S/080/60/033/010/0e-9/029
D216/D306
AUTHORS: Zavlinj P.M.. and Ionin, B,,I.
TITLE: Preparing trialkylphoBpha,tes
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimiij v. 33, no. 10, 1960,
2376 - 2378
TEXT: The authors' investibation of the reaction of fatty oxyami-
nes with phosphorus trichloride and other chloranhydrides of phoo-
phorle acid ha- ~Aoivn that in the simultaneous preaence of an ami-
ne, group ar.0, an oxy-group the ester of phosphoric acid is formed
by the gpi,t!ral scheme:
>P - 01 ;- HO(CH 2)n 11H 2 -' >P -, O(CH,) NHq - H01.
(Q (1) 2 n
0) 0
From this it can be predicted that phosphorus trichlorlde will re-
act with alcohols in the presence of primary amines forming the
corresponding estere of phOBphoric acid by the reaction:
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Preparing trialkylphosphates
S/080/60/033/010/029/029
D216/D306
PCi 3 + 3ROH + 3RlNH2 -, P(OR) 3 + 3R1 IIH 2 ~Hcl.
Subsequent work -has shown that. thJo is so and the present work
deals with -the use of aniline as the primary ainine. Tho table
shovis the trialkylphosphates prepared and gives some of" their data
which corresponds well to the pusblished data, TritriethylphoBphate
was prepared from 96 _(3- molon) of methanol,__279 gms. moles)
-of UnIline and 700 m1s. of absolute ethcr; to -this mixture (in a
3 necked flask fitted with a otirrer, reflux condenser and dropp-
ing funnel), at 15-2000, a solution containing 137 gm. (I mol) PC13
in 150 m1s. of absolute ether wets s'lowly added with continuous stir-
ring. The reaction was complete in 1-1.5 hours. The resultant li-
quor was freed of aniline hydrochloride and the zolvent was dietil-
led off; the yield was 72 gms. Triethylphosphate was prepared using
a similar set up and the following reagents: 69 gm. (1.5 moles) of
ethyl alcohol, 139 gms. (1-5 mole) of aniline, and 500 mls. of ben-
zene; to this mixture at 18-200C 68.5 gms. of PC13 of benzene viere
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S/OejO/60/033/010/029//029:
trip'Llkylphosphates D216/11306
added. The re6ation was complete in 1-1.5 hours. Tripropylpliosphate
tri isopropyl~hosphate and tributylphoa hat's were prepared in an
analogous manner to triethylphosphate. Kere are I table,and 10
referances;'7~Soviet-bloo and-3 non-Soyiet-bloct..The reference to
the English-language publication reads as follovis: A.A, Toord-
Moore, J.H. Williamep Js' Ohem-o Socep 1469, 1947.
SUBMITTED: Mar~ch 9# 1960*
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ZAVLIN, P. M.9 CAND CHEM SCII "STUDY OF CONVERSIONS
OF AMINOTRIPHENOLMETHANE DYES IN ACID MEDIA," LENI?l-
GRADI, 1961. (MIN OF HiOHER AND SEC SPEC ED RSFSRq LE-
HINORAD ORDER OF LA13OR RED BANNER TECHNOL INST im LENSO-
VFT). (KL9 2-61t 200).
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GIIIZBURG, 0j, ~ZAVLIR~ FA*~_
Conversions of triphenylmothane dyes in acid media. Part 2j StuJy
of Oom ex acid-base equilibria,, Zhur. ob. kbim. 31 no.1:7540
is, IZI (HIRA 14:3.)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheakiy institut imeni Lensa7eta,
tDyes and dyeing) (Aeld-base equilibrium)
"IM, 611~
5RI,

~ ~ -GIRZBURGO 941*;-ZATLIV#- PaNs
alkla"-w" Of
ftjdi-Oi7*fii-s-'oi r-A-dachlits' green''derivativeo containing metb7l and sulfo
gToupjo..;kur..q~..khim, 27 no.3.*678-681 Mr 157, (K12A IOW
lo Leningradgkly tekhnologicheskiy Institut imeni Lensoveta.
(Malachite green)

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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL;
ABSTRACT:
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Ginzburg, 0. F#1 Ioffej Do V.t SOV/79-29-2-34/71
Zavlin, P. M.
On Dyestuffs With Antipyrine Nuclei (0 krasitelyakh a anti-
pirinavymi yadmmi). VI. Dyestuffs With One Antipyrine Nucleus
(VI. Kraoiteli a odnim antipirinovym yadrom)
Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1959P Vol 29p fir 2f PP 519-522 (USSR)
On the heating of antipyrine with Michler's ketone in the
presence of phospborus trichloride the dyestuff (I) is formed
to the ion of which structure (I) corresponds. TMs dyestuff
colors cotton treated with tannin blue and the wool fiber
violet. On the action of alkali.liquor (I) is transformed
into bii3-(n-dimethyl-amino-phonyl)-antipyry1 carbinol, which
on acidification again.passes into the dyestuff. Dyestuff (n)
which contains only one antipyrine nucleus was synthesized
from antipyryl phonyl ketone and dimethyl alanine. The
authors tried to synthesize (11) also by reaction of
4-dimethyl-amino benzophanone with antipyrine In the presence
of PCI3 , but. only traces of (II) were produced and diantipyryl
methane was obtained from the reaction mass, the formation of

On Dyestuffs With Antipyrine Nuclei. BOV/79-29-2-34/71
VI. Dyestuffs With One An,tipyrine Nucleus
which can be explained only by cleavage of 4-dimethyl-amino
benzophepone which in far-reaching under these conditions.
Compound.(II) is an asymmetrical dyestuff that to similar to
the orange antipyrine dyestuff and malachite green as far as
their arrangements are concerned. The dyestuffs synihedzed b~y&o-
lyze in agieous solutions, as is the case with triaryl wethane
dyestuffs. The hydrolysis constants of the dyestuffs which
were determined by the colorimetric method are listed in
table 1. For comparison also,the hydrolyeis constants of the
crange antipyrine dyestuff and malachite green are given in
the aame table% The asymmetrical dyestuff that is produced
from antipyryl phenyl ketone and dimethyl aniline possesses
a higher resistivity to hydrolysis than the corresponding
symmetrical-dyestuffs, malachite green and antipyrine orange.
There are 1 figure, 2 tables, and 3 references, 2 of which are
Soviet.
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On Dyestuffs With Antipyrine Nuclei. SOY/79-29-2-34/71
VI. Dyestuffs With One Antipyrine Rucleus
ASSOCIATION:, Leningradakiy tekhnologicheakiy institut imeni Lensoveta
(Leningrad ,Institute of Technology imeni Lensovet)
SUBMITTED: December 31, 1957
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AUTHORSs GinzburgP 0. P 0 'Zayl~121 P. M.
TITLE: Conversions of Triphenylmethans Dyes in Acid Media.
I. Determination of the Basicity Constants of the Amino
Groups in the Cations of the Dyes
PERIODICALs Zhurnal obahchey kbimiiq 1960, Vol. 30, No. 5, PP. 1479-1485
TEXTt In order to determine the connection between the structure and the
acid-basic properties of triphanylmethane dyesp the authors examined the
influence of the position of a substituent X on the value of the basicity
constant of the dimethyl amino groups. They analyzed acid solutions of
dyes of the group malachite-green., Univalent cations of diaminotriphenyl-
methane dyes (A) were almost immediately converted into strongly colored
divalent cations (B) in acid medium (Ref. 3). The scheme of this con-
,version (A) + H' z=~ (B) is given (1). The analysis of dyes in which the
substituent X was In meta- or para, position to the central carbon atom,
showed that in this case, just as the divalent cation of malachite-green,
the cations (B) are instable and gradually disappear again.This leads to
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Conversions of Triphenylmethane Dyes in Acid S/079/60/030/05/17/074
Media. I. Determination of the Basicity Con- ~BO05/BI26
stants of the Amino-Groups in the Cations of the Dyes
-a die-placement of the above equilibrium (1), whereupon the concentration
of the univalent cation in the solution also decreseee. Fig. 1 shows the
decrease in optical density of aolutions of three of the dyes analyzed
at 7% of the form (A), in dependence on the time at pE 1.1. The opti-
max
cal densities D 0 which were used to calculate the basicity constants of
the dimethylamino groups, were obtained by extrapolation at the time t - 0.
When on the other hand the substituent X is in ortho-position to the cen-
tral carbon atom, the optical dehsity of acid solutions of the dyes is
stable (Fig..2). Therefore a substituent in ortho-p'osition lends its
stability to the divalent cation. This result is also confirmed by the
analysis of the spectra of the dyes (Fig. 3). When using triphenyl-
methane dyes as indicatorep it is * therefore advantageous to take not
malaebite-green itself, as'proposed in publications(Ref. 5), but ortho-
substituted derivatives of malachite-green. Table I ehows the basicity
constants of the dimethylamino groups of 13 different substituted dyes
of the malachite-oreen group. These constants differ only relatively
little from the basicity constant of m.%Iachite-green (2.lo-13). Table 2
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Media. 1. Determination of the Basicity Con- B005/B126
stants of the Amino Groupsin the.Cations, of the Dyes
shows the variation in the optical density of solutions of the 13 dyes
at two different pH values in dependence on the time (0' 4, 8, 12, and
16 mindtee after production of the solution), The table also gives
optical densityp Dmax of its univalont cation (type W) and the PK 0-
value of the dimethylamino groups of each dya, calculated by a given
equation, The determination of the basicity constants and the recording
of the abnorptiow, spoctm of nolutions of o-aulfomalachite-greon aro
described in tho experimental part. The absorption- opectra wore taken
on a type +4 (SP-4) apeotrophotometer. Table 3 shows the optical den-
sity of solutions of o-sulfomalachite-green, and the percentage ratio
of the types (A) and (B) In the solution at different pH values. There
are 3 figureep 3 tableal and 9 references$ 4 Soviet, 2 Americang and
3 German.
ASSOCTATION.: Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta
(Leninjzrad-Technologi2al Institute imeni Lensovet)
SUBUITTEDs June 1, 1959
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SOKOLOVSKIY, M.A.; ZAYLIN, T-X~
"Ragetions of phosphorus acid Oloroanhydrides vitb bifuactional
organic compounds. Part 1: Reaction of phosphorus acid
chloroanbVdrides with aliphatic bydro3qamines. Zhur. ob. khim.
30 no.11:3562-3565 N160. (HIRA 13:11)
(Amines) (Phosphorus acide)

AUTHOM: Sokolovskiy, M. A. Zavlin, P~ Al., Gefter, Ye. L
and Moshkin., P. Az,
TITLEt Full esters of vinylphosphinic acid vith different
functional groups
FERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v~ 31, no. 11, 19019 3652-3654
TEXTj The authors studied the reaction of di(P -Cbloroethyl) vin-yl-.
phosphinate (I) with ethanolamine and w-aminoenanthic acid and prepared
two previoitsly unsuspected compounds;v bis(N,,A..,oxyethyl--.~-aminoethyl)
0
vinylphosphinate -- CH28Cd(OCH2CY11CH2elf 20") 2 ( 11) ~? and bit(N----.o--
carboxyl-hexyl-11-aminoothyl) vinylphosphinate -
CRjMJ . - COOk
IDC1.12CH2NH (CH 2)6 _72 (III). The full esters ure of intorest
since they contain functional groups capable of condensation processes-
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3/070/61/031/011.,F/0101/01 F,
Full eaters of... D228/D305
19 econdar-y amines and hydroxyl groups, or secondary amines and carbox-F1
groups. Previous work by Ye. L. Getter (Rot. 3~; Zh. obshch,, khimii., 28,
25009 1958) and Ye. L. Getter and P. A. Moshkin (Rot. 41 PlaatnassT-, no~
47 542 1060) showed that I may serve as the original material fo;~ .
synthesis of II and III, II was prepared by stirring a mixture of
I and ethanolamine in a flask fitted with a reflux condensei~, therm-~-
meters, and dropping funnel for about 2 hr. at 40 - 450; thq~ reaction
was egrried to completion by heating for a further hour on a vater-bath
at 80 . The full eater was obtained from the dthydrochlorldo by romoying
the alcohol and NaCl formed daring its treatment with Na alcobolate.
The procedure for the synthesis of III fn)m X, "" alroho].~' ul
aminoonantbic acid lo nimilarjapart from Me faot that the mi,x-4tre is
heated for 4 hr, to obt,--in the dilmdroebloride. There ar6 5 Sovipf-K-
referencen,
SUBMITTEDs December 6,, 1960
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.110-beta-Aminoethyl-0-athyl- Eater bf Yethylphosphin1c AcI Its Conversibbs"
Aoscow, Zhurnal Obahchey Xhimlip V01 A No 5p 1966o p 949
Abstrac,t: The reaction of the chloride-of the-ethyl eater or-methylphosphinic-.-
acid vith-ethadolamine(without*a. solvent) leads to the formation of the hydro-
.chloride of O-beta-aminoethyl.~O-ethyl aster of methylphosphinic sold In quane
with soditim alcoholate
titative yield. When this hydrochloride Is treated
free base --. 0-beta.aminoethyl-0--ethyl ebter of mothylphosphinic acid
Is isolated* This compound readily undergoes homopolycondenastionp yielding
a resin with molecular ve~~htlk*-1800. corresuondina to-a.coaffLaient dr 7,04761
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ORO: none
TITLE:. Me od of obtaining hane q Class,*39,,
polyvinyl dimethou _A
.Xa. 18.1-29 announced by State Scientific Rcaearoh Institute of
Rolymers onudara,tvennyy nauohno-looledovatellakiy Insfitut pollmeriza-
-ttionnyk plastmass)
SOURCE:. Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obravtsy, otvarnyye znaki, no. 9,
1966t 76
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl, polyvinyl dimethoxymethane
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been icaued for a method of obtain-
ing polyvinyl dimethoxymethane by a heterogeneous process of"polyylnyl
alcohol and formaldehyde4which occurs in a water medium upon heating in
the presence or hydrochnric acid and an emulsifier, To obtain a finely-
divided producto carboxylmethyleellulose Is used as the emulsifier,
(Translation]. fNT1
SUB CODE: SUBM DATE: 09Nov64/
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(Ul-ebrF., W,.U. -I.. Odjw.-kL4.w)

7AV(.)DCHIKOV, A.D.
11 ...........
Regime of soll moisture In the fall.$ winter and spring p4-rlVja
In northern Kazakhstan. Trudy GOI no.92:138-151 164,
(MIPA 17:11)

SHIROKOV, S.F.; Ye.I. (Krasnodar)
Treatment of childrer vith infectious nonspecific polyarthritifs
at the Goryachiy Klyucb health renort. Sovet. mod. 26 no.5:
148-151 My'63 (HIRA 17:1)
1..Tz kafedry detskikh bolezney (zav. - prof. S.F. Shirokov)
Kubemakogo meditainakogo instituta i detskogo nanatoriya
(glavnyy.vrach Ye.I.Zavodova) kurorta Goryachly Xlyucb.
- --- 1~ -.~ --tl~mwn n
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ZAVODCHIKOV, -A,B,-
Loires of anow water through Infiltration and accumulation in
the drainage basin during the srow melt in northern Kazakhstan.
Meteor. I gidrol. no.3:39-43 Mr 162. (KRA 15:3)
(Kazakhstan--Thawing)
MOB "RVY,
6

ZAV(IDCH mal A- B.
-Experience in calcula.1 I ng the - lqdrographs of- spr" ng - flrcd 5
by- the gonetio runoff fomu.1a. Trudy GOI no.127jl58-173 165.
WIRA 1819)
lam
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(~,-ZAVODCHIKOVI
Characteristics of the distribution and melting of the snow cover
in wrthern Kazakhatan~ Trudy GGI no.83s28-46 160* (KIRA 14:1)
(Kazakhatm-Snow) (Thaving)

ZAVODCHIKOV,-A4B.
Con-diti ons-of-- formati,-on.-and-the =--thodology- -of prec7alculating --- -
the extent of snow water runoff in small rivers of northern
Kazakhitan, Trudy GGI no.8200-75 162. (MRA 15:6)
(Kazakhstan-Runoff)

A , . -,, ,/, . I .
ZAVODGIIIICOV,-A,Go'-*
, 1 --,3U3
,,JUL,
%""n
Oirront treok stralghtenlng. Pat' I put. khos, uo,W6 A 158o
1, Starohiy dorozhnyy master,, stantelya Varnitea Togo-Zapadnoy dorvi.
(Railroads--Tmok)

--7AYOD0111KO Geor Iyevich: KRAOILI. Aleknandr Tfinofayavioh;
YTIA
SORMT17- re Wor; XHITROV, ?.A., takhnicheshy redaktor
[Section maintenance by, trackneal Popikotnoo vypolnente rabot
putavyni obkhodchikami. Moskva, Gos. transp. zhel-dor. izd-vo,
1955. 23 P. (WRA 8: 6)
(Railroads--Maintenance and repair)
iv

V.V,; Z"M - -- ---- --- - . - -
I - - - -UNCIVA I - TN a---- - '- - - -
' _qIIIKOV.I..A.N.; DUDIIII R.N.; MIKHAYLOV, VOI.;
Roasting of nickel matte in a fluidized bad furnace. TSvet. met.
36 no.6:29-34 J& 163. (MIRA 16:7)
(Nickel--44eta-Uurgy) (Fluidization)

IVAEAKOV, Illya Illich, kand,tekhn.nauk-,..ZAVMGHIXOT.,.D.A,~, dotsent.
red.; SKIWOVA, G,V,, tekhn.red,; SWCLOTA, T.F.0 tekhn.red.
[Laminated chains; design and construction] Plastinchatya
teepi; konstruirovenie i raschat. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinootroit.lit-ry ig6o. 263 p. (KIRA 13:5)
(Chains5

1- VivoDt"EIKOV, D.A.
2. usm (6oo)
Ij. Glass 11,inufacture
7. Pomogamization and stabilization of Uatch components in the glass industrj, Stak.
i ker. 10 no. 5, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, AFRIL 1953. Unclassified.

- - ---------- -
ZAVQDCHIKOV D NERMS Ta L., inshoner, rodaktor; STUPIN, AdK., - -- -
""I'al '11INTV tekhnichaskiyrodaktor.
I
Cillevators] OruzopodOemnye washiny. Hookm Gee, nAuchno-takhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1955. 280 1?. (MLRA 9:4)
(Blevators) (Hoisting machinery)

VODCHIKOV tr Arsenlyevidhi TAMARIN, D.N.t prof., retsenzent;
MASM A.A re -va; ZLIKIND, V.D., tekbn. red.
[Hoisting widzery] GruiopodwemVd mahiryl lz4 2.,, parer. I dop.
Moskva, Goo, nauchno-tekhn. W-vo mashinostroit. lit-ryp 1961. 312 p.
(Hoisting machincu)

137-58-6-11817
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 89 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Zavodchikov, N.G.
TITLE: Remote Control of Steel-ladle Stoppers (Distantsionnoye up-
ravleniye stoporami stale razlivochnykh kovshey)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-va chernoy metallurgii, 1957, Vol
18, pp,4-90-493
ABSTRACT: Stal'proyekt has developed a system of hydraulic control of
stoppers, consisting of electrically driven pump, a system of
valves, two hoses, and a hydraulic cylinder connected with the
stopper. The hydraulic system affords two lifting and two low-
ering speeds for the stopper rod. The valves permit control of
stopper motion within the 1-10 mrn/sec range. The system of
valves controls the pressure, speed, and direction of the flow
of liquid in the hoses, There is a special adjusting valve
which, as it is turned toward closing, limits the foece with
which the stopper is seated in the nozzle. The pressure in the
hydraulic cylinder is regulated within the bounds of 5-50 kg/
cm?-. Regulation of pressure and speed is made before the
Gard 1/2 pouring of the steel begins. A sketch of a steel ladle equipped

137-5-8--6-11817-
Remote Control of Steel-ladle Stoppers
with the hydraulic stopper control is appended. The Novo-Tullskaya metal-
lurgical plant has developed a remote control of three stoppers for a con-
tinuous casting Installation.Gh accordance with a simplified hydretulic scheme,
A drawing thereof is presented. Experience in the use of hydraulic systems
of stopper control in steel teeming opens prospects for the further improve-
ment of the process procedure, automation of the teeming procedure, and
improved safety of working conditions.
V. P.
l.-Steel--Production 2. Steel (Liquid)--Handling --3. Dippers--Equipment
4. Remote control aystems--Equipment 5. Hydraulic systems--Applications
Card 2/2
UUM~~'&VN

XCROIJIT# A.I*; BLINOV# S-To; ILMHMS, LA.-, KOBURUY]ff, 'X.K#l TURUBIM#
A.Z.; VASILITO, S.V.; CIMMMP N.A.; ZXLOV* 1,Vl TILISOV, B*A*,'
KAZOV. T~Y.; MXDTAW. V.A*; KALIKOT# T,G*-# BULISKIT, X&T*;
TMMITSICOV, K.H,,, SMM07, Ta.A,*; SLAIKOSHTN=Tp Me; PALAYfe
V.1a; MMOGHKWO B.N.; ZEMNOV , A.X,; BILIKOTj X.1.1 SABITJffg
M*P*; GAMZ, G.A.; PCDOOMSICIT, A.A*j ALMOVp K.S.; NOVOLM)SKIT,
P.I.; MOROZOVO A*N.; VASILITU, A.R.; MAUMOVSKIT, I.Sa; MUM,
A*Vo; VXMOVTSXV# Me: AaAPOVs V*F,; VIGM, Yoh,; PASTUKHCV, A-I.;
BORODULIMS A.I.; VAXNUWXAYIJ, O.Ta.; ZHIGULIN# V.I.; DIMMNa To, la;
KLDUSMO, L.S'.; KOTIN, A.S.; MOLMOV. N.A.; SIVXMIT, N.V.;
ZHIMMIY, D.P.; HIM&YOTS, X.S.; SLXPKAMff, P.M.; *VODCHIKOV,
N*Ga: GUDIMCHUK9 V.A.; NAZAROV, P.M.; SAVOSIKIN,
AsS,
Reports (brief annotations). Bftl. TSWIIM toV313/19:36-39 IV.
(MM 11:4)
1. Magnitogorskiy mstallurgichosk-4y kombinat (for Kbrolev, Belikov,
Agapov' Dtk~hteyn). 2. Zzznotukir mietallurelcheakiy kombinat (for
Blinov# Vhsillyav. A.R., Boro4ulln, Klimserkt). 3. Chelyabinekly
metallurgichooldly- zaroa (for 4. Zavcd Im,
Dzherzhin~koao (kor Xbburneyev). 2'. 2avod "Ziporozhatall" (for
Tardbiner, Matmi, PcdgoretWdv,' Ka--nakhavakly, Savoolkin).
6. Kaka~evrjkly Wtallurgiche&17 sa7od (for Thall'yev, S.T.,
Hallkov, Zhidetakiy, Allferor) 7. Stallpro~vkt (for Chernenko,
Zhdanov, Zavoddhikov). 8. VRII; (for Balov). 9. Stallnekly mtal-
lurgicheakiy zavod (for TaleGOTO HOAkh).
(C=tInued on next card)

Imamp Ao Is-- (continued) Card 2.
109 ffishm-Ucillifld.T matanurgic4oldy )xzbizLp-t (for KedTodev,
116volodeki.y. Techor). 11. ZaTod "Azovetallff (for Ballekly,
SIO.Pkanev). 12. TSentral'W zaw,-'=c-tesledovatel'skly insti-
tit chernoy melalluraii (fa-" T'--ulbatsko-v). 13, Ukrainakiy insti-
tut metallov (for Shne7sroT, S3z.&:onl-,Ieyev,' Kotin). 14. Zavod
"Mmanyy CktyabrO.11' (for Palm,"O. 15. Taeeoy-uzMy rauchno-iasledo-
vaiallskly InstItut mtallurgiahaekcny taplotekWki (for Xurochkin).
16o Zavod im, Vbroshilova (fox, WAytv). 17. MelyAbinskiy poll-
tekhnieheskiv inwtitut (for Moromov). 22. Giproebal$ (for Oarb=).
19, Urallokiy Lastitut cherv4th m3lalla.- (for Paatukhov), 20, Zavod
Im, Fbtrovekogo (for' Zhig-alln), 22., Klazleterem cherno7 metallurgil,
USSR (for Mololikov,, Siverakly). 22. Glavapotamtall Mitdaterst-va
chernoy metallurgit SSSR (for Nikolayev).
(Open-hearth proc3es)

z-F-tion r,,~ a..-id uriss t-- r -I nt r-7-,,t7 -i
G I -m , 1-:,i r ^ , C ~ '.1 -7,
1. GJ.drokhirnif~he~,kliy Institut Glavrobro 11privileMyr,
gic-hesitoy fjlt,zhi-,y firl.

-7AVODC11IKQV~,- 110tr Alaksoyevich; KURBATOT Valarion Vladimirovich;
lick aIa"r "I P641ovich; iil~10T, Viktor Patrovich;
BOLOGOT, G.N., red.; BARMOVA, L.G.# takhn,rodo
[Manual on dog breading] Spravochnaia knip po sobakovodstvu.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sallkhoz.lit-ry, 1960. 317 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Dog breading)

Z.2VlOW'IfIK0V-^INWSqu' V.
2. US,`U Wk)
4.
7. YearlypLan overfulfilled ahead of time. Sots. zhiv. 1A no. 11) 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
March 1953, uncl.

SMINOV, Xkhq,~l IvaTkqyioh; ISATRY, B.H,, k&,nd.fl%,-mteq.nauXy, red.;
ypd.; VA,=VA, N.A.. tekhn.red.
(Neutron tlasue dooel rilmnevala doze naltronov. Pod red. B.M.
Isaeva. Moalcia, Izd-vo glay.upr.po lspollcovanii-a atomnoi
energii pri Sovete Kinistroy SSSR, ig6o. 217 P. (HIIU 13:4)
(RAIDIOBIOLOGT) (SKMOS-PIMSIOLOGICAL RMCT)

I-EIR INSKIY, Andrey Vladimirovich; RMILINITMAYA, Zinaida Nikoleyevna;
ZAVODCRIKOVA, A.I.. red.; KaMl, Ye.I., tekhn.red.
(Influence of ionizinc radiation on the nervous system] Minnie
ioniziruiushchikh izluchanii na nervnuia sistemu, Koskva, Izd-vo
Goe.korp-ta Soveta Hinistrov SSSR po ispollzovaniiu atomnoi energil.
196o. 186 p. (KIRA 13:12)
(RADIATICU--PHYSICLOGICAL MECT)
(MMVOUS SYSPEK)

CliEPKUIICVO V.V,, aspirant[tranalatorl; SKO-ROVP D.14.p do-ktor tekhn.
nauk, prof., red.; ZAVODCHIKOVA, A.L, red.; VLASOVA,, N.A.,
te)din, red
[Metallography of reactor materials]Metallovedenle reaktor-
nykh materioaov; obzory, Moskva,, Gosatomizdat. [From
"Reactor Core Materials"I a quarterly. I Book 3. (Moderator,
40V reflectorp and control device material;iHaterialy zanedlite-
lia, otrazhatelia i. reguliruiushchikb ustroistvo Pod reds
D.H.Skorova. 1962* 113 P.Tranfilated from
(ITRA 115:16)
1, Battelle Memorial Institutel Columbus Ohio.
(Nuclear reactors-Materialsi

BUPXAZYAIII A.I., red.; LMMINSK3Y. A.7., red.; ZAVODCHIKOVA, A.I.,
red.; VLASOVA, A.A.j, tekhn.red.
(Radiation medicinel Radiatsionnaia meditsina; posobie dlia
i studentov. lzd.3., perer. i dop.- Moskva,, Gosatom-
izdat, 1963. 371 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(RADIOLOGY, MEDICAL)

GARASIMOV, V.T.* kand.khim.nauk,-red.; ZAYODCHIKOVAO A.I., red.;
14AMIp Toole, tekbnorede
[corrosion of reactor materials) Korrozila reaktornykh
materialov; abornik statei Xoqkva# Gos.izd-vo lit-ry
v oblasti atomnoi nauki I ;ekhniki, ig6o. 284 p**
(Nuclear reactors--Katarials) (MIRA 14:3)
(Oorrosion and anticorrosives)

GORISYZV, I.V.; KARDASHEY. D.A.; HALTSM, I.Y.; KRASINq A*K#t s?ademike
.DDGHIXO.TA,_A,,I., red.; XA2XL',
laureat Leninskoy premlip red,;__~;4y
To.l., takhn.red.
(Handbook of nuclear and physical constants used in reactor desigal
Spravochnik po isderno-fizichookin konatantam dlis raschatov re-
ektorov, Pod red. A.K.Krasina. Moskva, Izd-vo Goo.komiteta Soveta
ministrov SSS po ispollzoveniiu stomnoi energii, 1960, 278 p.
(HIRA 13ill)
1. AN BSBR (for Krasin).
(Nuclear reactors-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

MROT, G.L; KUTEMY9 K,V.; TZNXMUXO I*H*; MSMVA#
KONSTANTIMY. RX. nauchnyy red. [deceased]; SHASMIN, T.L.,
nauchayy iid,;- SUDZASKIT, D.Ts., nauchnyy red.; ZA.VODCRIKOVA,
,,A.I.0 re4.; KAZILI, Te.I.. taktin.red.
(Methods of geological and geophysical exploration and control In
uranium mines] Hatody geologo-geofisicheakogo obaluxhivaniia
uranovykh rudnikov. Koskva, Izd-vo Gosiskom-te Soveta. Ministrov
SSSR-po, ispol'zovaniiu atomnoi enargii, 1960. 217'P9 (MIRA 13:10)
AMining geology) (Uranium ores)

JAYFUNSKIYg A,I,, red,; FURSOV, V.So, doktor fiz.-matem.nauk, red.;
S I CK, I.A., nauchW red.- ;,-ALV RIKOVA.,.A.I., red.;
YRIMM. V.Ta., red*; MAZELI, TeoI., tekhn.red,
[Works of the SecondL International Conference on the Peaceful
Uses of Atomic Energy. (SeXected reports by foreign scientists)].
Trudy Vtoroi mezhdunarodnoi konferenteii po mirnotu i9pollsovanlia
atomnoi energii, Zheneva, 1958- [Izbrannye Doklady inostrannykh
uchenykbl. HookTa, Izd-vo Glay.upray po ispollzovaniiu atomnoi
energ.pri Sovete MinistroT SSSR. V01:3- [Physics of nuclear reactors]
Fizika iadernvkh reaktorov. Pod obshchei red. A.I.Leipunskogo i V.S.
Fursova. 1959- 803 p. (14IM - 13: 6)
1. International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Ener97,
2d, Geneva, 1958- 2. Deystvitellnyy chlen AN USSR (for Leypunskiy).
(Nuclear reactors)

MROV., Rem Viktorovich; ZAVODCHIKOVAq A.I*S rod.; VIASOVA, N.A.,
tekhn. red.
(Lmuunology of acute radiation lesions] Iritunologiia ostrogo
luchavogo porazlieniia. Moskva, Gocatomizdat 1962. 266 p.
(RADIATION SICY,117~SS) (DagrIJOLoGY) WRA l51ll)

KAROLI, I.L., kand, fiz.-mat, nauk,, red,;.IMALAIUIOV., S.G.,, kand. fiz.-
mat. naukp red,; ZAV A.Lp red.; Y-AZE-II.. Ye.I.,
tekhn. red.
(Nuclear-mateorologylvoproey iadernoi meteorologii; abornik
statei. Moskva,, Gosatomizdat.. 1962. 271 p. (MM 15:11)
(Radioactive fallout)

GRICORIYEVo Yurly GrIgorlysiftchi- ZAVODGHIKOVAP A.-I., red.~j VLASOVA,
N.A., tekhn. red.
(Radiation lesions and compensation for disturbed functions;
data from a study of the primary reaetions of the organiam
under the influence of ionizing radiation in small and large
doses) Luchevye porasheniia i kompensataiia narushennykh
funktaii; materialy izuohenila pervonachallnykh reaktaii or-
ganizma pri vozdeistvii ionisiruiuahchogo islucheniia v Ma-
lykh I bolishikh dozakh. Moskva, Goo4tomizdat, 1963. 201 p.
(MIRA 160)
(Radiation-Physiological effect)
. (RadiAtion-Dosage)

3ALA UKHA, V.S., prof., red.; ZAVODCMKOVA, A.I., red.; VLASOVA, Y.A,,
takhn.red, .. . 1 1 jo".111
(Chemical protection of the body from ionizing radiation]
Khimicheskaia xsehohita organizma ot ioniziruiushchikh Ulu-
ohenli. Monkvn# Izd-vo Glav,upr, po lopollzovanilu atomnol
energii pri Sovets Hinistrov SSSR, 1960. 151 p.
(XVU 13:5)
(RADIATION PROTECTION)

KRUPCHITSKIYO P.A., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk, red.; ZAVODChIKOV4 A.I., red.;
POPOVA, S.M.p tekhn. red.
(Neutron pbyoicsl Heitronnaia fizika; sbornik statoi. Moskva.. Goo.
lzd-vo lit-ry v oblasti atomnoi nauki i tekhniki.. 1961 371 p.
imIRA V,: U)
(Neutrons)

G.Ta.: ?IT OVA, T. T SORISOT. K.A. ZATODCHIKOTA. A.I., red*;
VUSOTA, N.A., takhn.red.
(Pbysical matallurgy of uranium and of certain reactor raterials]
Hotallovedenie urana I nekotorykh reaktornykh mnterialov. Kookya,
Go3.izd-vo lit-rv v oblasti atomnoi nauki I tekhniki, 1960.
223 P~ WRA 14:3)
(Uranium) (Nuclear reaotors-Katerials)

ZAVO vmx r-O.JONDRATIM, 'K.Ta.
Spatial distribution of scattered and reflected radiation. Test,
LGU 8 no,2-.107-113 F 153, (MIU 12:7)
(Radiation)

ACC NR, AP6025601 SOMICE COM UR/P413jrM/bb6/6_1)/6a1/Wi
IMNITORSt Verbitokiyo M# V*J Solov'Yovi 1, Ns I Zavodkovat' M. Go SomenovAt Yoo As I
Logunov, S. S.
ORGI nona
.TITLE: Static dc-to-ao convertor. Class 21, ITO- W32'10
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, pronVehlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyyo znaki, no. 13, 1966, 41
TOPIC TAGS; transiotor;'_~ed circuit, doto ao'convorter) uo_
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a transistorized bridge type t3tatic dc-to-
no converter with saturable tranaformers in the transistor base circuits. To Gtabil-
ize the out t power, copper resistors are cunnected in the transistor base circuits..
;. 1511
(see Pi 4 To stabilize tho output froqumoy, a copper resintor in connected Jm
series with the primai7 of -the saturable tranuformor. To broaden tho froqueney rango
or con-ve'r-sion-i an-ionductor
the baue-cmitter junotion of (jach.'tranoiator whose collector in connected to B-.
Card UBU: DZ1s'~1q~DU_j':
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7-10 - copper reoictorel 11 undI2 - induotora;,13
and 14 diodes
Orig. art. has: 1 diagram.
SO CODE 1 09/ mu DATE, 153op64
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BAKULIN, Ye.A.; ZAVODNAYA, G.Ye.
Determination of the nelf-diffusion ooefficient of lithium ions
in aqueous UCI, solutions. Zhur.fiz.khim. 36 no.lOt2261,2263
0 t62, (MIRA 17W
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut imeni A.F.Ioffe AN SSSR.

ZAVODNIK, Dusan, dr
Some hydrographic observations in the phyUl colonies of
the environs of Rovinj. Hidrograf g,-dtl8g-193 163.

NIKOLIC) M ZAVODNIK, D.
012 the ccnaremconse of two epealmnsi Phallusia mzdllAta (CUY.)
[Tunicatal. Bul no Jug 6 no.l*.10-3,1 Mr 161.
(E&U 10 19/10)
1. Laboratory of biology XAZU.. Rovinj.
(T=Ieata)

ZAVMNI K-r N.; ZAVMNIX, D.
Notes on the biology of the sprat (Clupea oprattus L.) from
the Adriatic* Bull sc YOU9 7,no*6:161 D 162.
1. Bioloski institut JAZU) R6vinj.

Do
Notes on t'.,-,e biology of t',"-- m:rat (Clupr-a aprattua L*) from"
the Adriatics Bul so Youg 7 no*6-.161 D 162.
1. Bioloski in~-ititut JAZTJ, Ro'vinj.

t 21292-66
A! rl'Ji(;P - lift ber M. , Z a-. odn i D.
~RG ~ inst tute for GeerAn BioloU, Rovinj (Institut La bi~~Iogij,i mora)
T; IT !,F. Pre) iminary data on wcrk vitn underwater I_amps
r 1 Firs t Y" A( -it Arlr:v i
ty
ABSTRACT: The light intensity of normal and underwater lamps are theoretically
-xamitied. The results show the advcuitages of' underwater IELMps Owing to their
a 1, i i i 1, y t, refi4!(_,t light axi.i trie aiiglt- under --thich I~tiey can be used. T tie iee,,Pd
ad q; T it ,n -,f ~.he ele,tr~
'irF;F- r. j;, ;tr
tested at depths upwards of 50 meters and at a ship speed of 5 knots. Biological
olicervatinns in -,~nne~tion wIt" the -rq~_'ryment -f such underwater lampfi are stl'~
1 s
,Irl~ Lds s r a t ~s' r
SIM C(--DF: 13. SUBM DATE: n,ne
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Increase the production and Improve the quality of baker's yeast.
Khleb.1 kond.prom. I no.6:30-32 -to 157. (HIM 10: 8)
(Yeast)

ZAVODNOVp-S-.S.
Apparatus for the recrystallization of salfi in the absenca of oxygen
in the air. Gidrokhim. mat. 35:200-202 163. (YIRA 16:7)
1. Gidrokhimicheakiy institut, No-focherkasek.
(Salts) (Crystallization)