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INVENTOR: M.1 in, V, ii, A. P.; Malina, A. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: A mettind of tiirin-, mult1layer billets from powderlmaterials. Class 49,
No. 178653
SOURCE: lzobret en t v 1 -,1%, h I ennyve obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 3, 1966, 117
TOPIC TAGS: clad pka, r1nd sheet, clad metal, composite metal, composite metal
billet, sintered bilict, ~tlntered metal
ABSTRACT: This AuLhor cr,rLiffcate introduces a method of manufacturing composite
billets from powder nia(crials by hydraulic pressure. In order to improve the quality
of the product, first Hit- billet of the base material is compacted. This billet is
then machined to obtain i1 rOUgh or corrugated surface. The machined billet is placed
in a mold of larger diami,rer, the mold is filled with powder of the cladding material
and Is pressed again. [WW)
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Yu. F.
I 1A LI A ,Til. F. :11'7-y-nthetir inveFtl,7-tior, of the -11inine alkaloids".
',~in "iFher 7-Aucati-on TJ'-2!FF. '-'Losce7w Inct or P!nE- ~'r~ern`cal
F.V. Lomonosov. (T)issertntinns f~r the De~-re~ of Candid-3te of ChemicRi
Eciences).
SO: Knizbnava leto-As' '-o 4-5, *Novembpr 5, 1955.
50) Y/153-58-5-- i"128
AUTHORS: Yevetigneyeva, R. P. -Malina, Yu. F. , 11,.--c -- -" ~ ,-I- ~ ~I N .
TITLE: Synthesis of Cis and Trans Homocincho Loipone (Sintez tsis-
trans-gomotainkholoyponov)
PER.10DICAL: IZVe3tiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Khimiya i khimichesk
tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 5, PP 46-51 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors extended the earlier (Refs 1-4, 6, 7) devised
synthesis scheme to the compounds of indole structure, as far
as alkaloids of this group are of theoretical and practical
interest as well (Ref 5). Homocincho loipone and homo mero-
chinene are of importance for the synthesis of the alkaloids
of the indole group according to the scheme mentioned. The
synthesis of homocincho loipone described in the present paper
was carried out on the basis of the diethyl ester of the
p-(af-cyan)-propyi glutaric acid. This ester is the most im-
portant semiproduct in the synthesis of the alkaloid emetin
(Refs 6, 7). By hydrogenating the said ester 4-carbethoxy
methYl-5-ethyl-piperidone-2 (by-product in the emetin productl~f
is obtained in 2 isomeric forms: 1) Crystalline (11-a), and
Card 1/4 2) Oily (II-b). The synthesis with these two substances was
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carried out separately. The reduction of the said piperidone
with lithium aluminum hydride leads to 3-ethyl-4-(P-oxy ethyl)-
piperidinea (111-a and b). The crystalline piperidone un-
soluble in ether was red~oed in dioxane, the oily one in ether.
By the action of thionyl chloride upon the hydrochlorides of
the said piperidines hydrochlorides of the 3-ethyl-4-(P-ethyl
chloride)-piperidines are formed. Without isolation these are
transformed into 'N-acety1-3-ethyl-4-(P-ethyl chloride)-
piperidines (IV--a and b). When treating the lat-ter with potas-
sium cyanide N-acetYl-3-ethyl-4-(P-ethyl cyanide)-piperidines
(V-a and b) are formed. The saponification of these piperidines
finally yields 3-ethyl-4-lp-carboxyl-ethyl)-piperidines, i. e.
homocincho loipones (VI--a and b). Chlorine aurates of homocincho
loipone were synthesized: a) from the crystalline form of
4-carbethoxy-methyl-5-ethyl-piperidone-2 (II-a) with a
melting point of 174.4-el750; b) from the oily form (II-b) with
a melting point of 194.5-1950. The structure of the synthesizea
substances was checked by comparison of the intermediate
products (III-a and b) with 3-ethyl-4-(P-OxY ethyl)-piperidine
(III-v), which had been synthesized by way of the merochinene
Card 2/ 4 stage from natural quinine. As is known, the plperid~r_e T~r- 4- -t e
Synthesis of Cis and Trans Homocincho Loipone
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of the cinchona bark-alkaloids maintain their cis configurati..,n.
Table (P 48) gives the characteristics of the compounds
synthesized. Infrared spectra (Fig p 48v taken by Yu. N.
Shenker) proved the identity of the synthesized substances
mentioned (III-a, b and v) with those from natural quinine*
Based on these spectra as well as on the melting points the
authors arrived at the conclusion that the homocincho loipone
synthesized from the semi-product corresponds to a cis-con-
figuration, whereas that from the oily type corresponds to a
trans-configuration.
There are 1 figure, 1 table, and 7 Soviet references.
ASSC,C7LTTON: Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii imeni
M. V. Lomonosova, Kafedra tekhnologii lekarstvennykh i
dushistykh veshchestv (Moscow Institute for Fine Chemical
Technology imeni M. V. Lomonosov, Chair of the Technology of
Medicinal Substances and Aromatics)
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/5628
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki
Roll perekisey I kisloroda v nachallnykh stadiyakh radiobiolo-
gicheskogo effekta (Role of Peroxides and Oxygen During Prima y
Stages of Radiobiological Effects) Moscow, 1960. 157 p. 4,500
copies printed.
Responsible Ed.: A. M. Kuzin, Professor; Ed. of Publishing Housez
K. S. Trincher; Tech. Ed.: P. S. Kashina.
PURPOSE : This collection of articles is intended for scientists
In radlobiology and biophysics.
COVERAGE: Reports In the collection deal with the role of per-
oxides and oxygen in the primary stages of a radiobiologioal
effect. They were presented and discussed at a symposium held
December 25-30, 1958, organized by the Institut biofiziki
AN SSSR, (Institute of Blophysias,AS USSR). Twenty-eight Kosoow
scientists, radiobiologists, radiochemists, physicists, and
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physical chemists took an active part in the symposium. Between
the.time of its conclusion and the publication of the present
book some of the materials were expanded. In addition to the
authors the following scientists participated in the discussion:
L. A. Tummeman, V. S. Tongur, G. M. Frank, Yu. A. Kriger, E. Ya.
Grayevskly, N. N. Demin, B. N. Tarusov, and I. V. Vereshohenskly.
References follow Individual articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Kuzin, A. M. (Inatitut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR - Institute of
Biophysics, AS USSR]. Role of Formation of Peroxides During the
Action of Radiation on Biological Specimens
Bakh, N. A. [Institut elektrokhimll AN SSSR - Institute of Electro-
chemistr7, AS USSR]. Formation of Organic Perox1des Under the
Action of Radiation
Dolin, P. I. (Institute of Electrochemistry, AS USSR). Lifetime of
Intermediate States Arising During the kation of Radiation on
60M Solutions
13
3
9
20
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Shallnov, 14. 1. Branching Chain Reactions of the Radiation
Aftereffect in a Warm-Blooded Organism T2
Budnitakaya, Ye. V., and 1. G. Borisova [Institute of Bio-
chemistry Imoni A. N. Bakh AS USSR]. Formation of Peroxides
6
and Activation of Ferment
xidation of ILpIds In Plante Under
Radiation Effect 85
Nalina Yu F., and M. 1. Tseyt11n (Inat1tut eksperlmentallnor
~o N SSSR - Institute of Experimental Biology A101 USS
R
Effect of Irradiated Aqueous NaCl Solutions on the Viscosity
of Tissue Nucleoproteids 91
Blyumenfelld, L. A, [In3titut ~himlcheskoy fiziki AN SSSR - I
Institute of Chemical Physics, AS USSR). Problem of Identi-
fication of Free Radicals by the Electron Paramagnetic Roso-
nance Method 97
Kazin, A. M., L. P. Kayushin, I. K. Kolomiyt3eva, and K. M.
L'vov [Institute of Biophysics, AS USSR]. Postirradiation
Study of Free Radicals of Certain Organic Peroxides by the
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AUTHORS: Malina, Yu. F., Yuvsti~,,neyeva, R. P., Preobrazhenskiy,
TITLEi Synthesis of -is-11orriocincholoipon.
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey Ichimil, 1960, Vol --10, Nr 1, pp 21'~-
J
216 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The synthesi3 of cia- and tVans-homocincholoipons based
on diethyl ester of ~?-( ct -cyanopropyl)glutaric acid
was reported previoutly (Izv. vyssh. uchebn. zaved.,
MVO SSSR, Khimlya i khim. tekhnolog., 1958, Nr 5, p
The present study deals Iw1t). the synthesis of cls-
homocincholoipon (VI; R =H) based on ethyl ester of the
mononitrile of 0--ethyl- C1 -carboethoXy- -methDxy-
methylglutaric acid (I; R=C 2F~ ):
C,11.20CJ13 C1120C113
1 1 1 C,11,
C, II C211
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NC Cook N
(1) ,1 (111)
Synthesis of cis-Homocincholoipon
("If 2()(,~ 113 CINBr
C,I C.11,
N N
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(I V) (V)
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"coir,
N
111V
(V 1)
The reduction of ester (I) in ethanol In "he presence
of Raney nickel gave 3-ethyl-3-carboethoxy-4-
methoxy-inethyl.plperldone-2 (II; R=C2H5) in tvro it3omeric
forms: (1) bP 175-1770 C at 1 mm; and (2) bp 210-215' C
(1 mm). Fraction 175-1'('(' C was used in tlie sub:30quent
reaction3. SanonificatLon of pip,-.ridon,--. (II) (R = C~,Hvj
with KOH In water-alcohol :3oll,,Ation *,-',-,e acid (II;
R = 11) which on decarbu- 1:1tion i-lve
methy lp1per1.jot-;;-, Reduc`Lion 01, (111) "'lith
lithlum aluminum Yiydr:Lde In dioxanu i-I'Ve 3-0thYl-4-
Sylitheals of cis-Homocifichololpon
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methoxymethylpiperidine (10- The latter, on treatment
with 47% hydrobromic acid, rLave l-nItrojo-3-ethyl-4-
bromomethylpiperldine (V; R"=NO), which on condensation
with sodium malonate, saponification, and decarboxyla-
tion g4ve 1-nitroso-3-ethyl-piperidyl-11-propionic acid
(VI; R =NO). Finally, the elimination of the nitroso-
group by heating the latter acid yith cuprous chloride
gave cis-homocincholotpon (VI; R = H; mp 172-172.r-0 C).
The same startin.7 materials and same type of reactions
can be applied also for the synthesis of pilocarpine
alkaloids. Ester I (R=C 2H5) on treatment with methanol
saturatt-~I with C1 gave methyl ester of X' -
dicarboethoxy_A -methoxymethylcaproic acid (~II). The
latter was hyd olyzed with HC1 or 210% hydrobromic acid,
0
and yielded a mixture of diastereomeric a-ethylhomo-
paraconIc acids (VIIII mp 48-600 C), one of which t-ias
identified as racemic homopilopic acid (mp 102-10.0
the other as racemic hornoisopilopic acid (mP 73-740 CN.
Synthesis of cis-Homocincholoipon
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There are 2 references, 1 U.S., 1 Soviet. The U.S.
reference Is: C. F. Koelsch., J, Am. Chem. Soc., 68,
146 (1946).
Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology (Moskov-
skiy institut tonkoy khimicheslcoy telchnologii)
December 26., 1958
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WMAKIN, M..S-.; MALINA, Yu.F.
Comparative study on the antigenic structure of tumor and homologous
normal cells. Rel5ort 110-3: Iam=Qbiological characteristics of
desoxyribonucleoproteins Isolated from Guerin's carcincini and normal
uterus in rats. Biul. eksp. biol. I med. 51 no.3:88~-93 Mr '61.
(MIRA 14--5)
1. Iz laboratorii neinfektsionnoy Jffmmologii (zav. pmf. I.N.
Mla~skiy) I radiobiologicheskoy gruppy (tukovoditell kandidat
khimicheskikh nauk P.I.TSeytl-in) laboratorii biokhimii (zav. -
doktor IdLimicheakikh nauk V.S.Tongur) Instituta eksperimentallnoy
biologii (dir. - prof. I.N.Mayskiy) AMN SSSR, Moskva. Predstavlena
deyetvitel'-nym 6hlenom AMI SSSR N.N.Zhukovym-Varezhnikovym).
(TUMORS) (UTERUS) (NUCLE.OPROTEINS)
UNKOVSKIY, B.V.; MALINA, Yu.F.; SOKOLOVA, T.D.
Stereochemistry of acetylene sy-nthesl-. Part 4, Synthesis
and spatial configuration of the geometric isomers of 1,12-
dimethyl-4-ethynyl-4-Piperi'dol an- -i,eir derivatives. Zhur,
org. khim. 1 no.4:699-706 Ap 165. (MIRA
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy klimicheskoy tekhnologii imeni
Lomonosova.
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AUTHOP.t Bolyanin, V. I.; Urinovich, Yo. M.; Malin&, Yu. F.
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ORG: Moscow Instituto of Fine Chemical Technology imeni M. V. Lomonozov (Mozkovskil
inztitut tonkoy khimichoskoy takhnologii)
TITLE: Steroochomistry of cyanohydrin synthosis. Part 1: Conformational study of
storooiaomoric 192-dimathyl-, 1,3-dimethyl- and 1,2,5-trimothyl-4-carbomothory-4-
i piperidinolo
SOURCE*. Zhurnal organichaskoy khir-di, v. 2, no. 7, 1148-1155
TOPIC TAGS: stereochemistry, IR spectrum, piparidinol
0ST1WT: IR absorption spectra wore usod to study the conformations of stereoisome'-p-
ic 1,2-dimothyl-, 1,3-dimethyl- and 1,2,5-trimeA'hyl-J~-cax~'oc,-,,o'~hrxy-4-piporidinols.
i 7no ati.'Udy confirmed the spatial configurations ascribed to thase compounds on the ba-
sis of their configurative relationship to the geonotric isomers 1,2-dimothyl-,
1,3-dimathyl- and 1,2,5-trimothyl-4-aco6yl-4-pi~eridinols. The spatial conformations
of the compounds in solutions and the characteristics of IR spectra were correlated
with the diverse character of interactions of their functional groups depending upon
their spatial orientation. The correlation established between the IR spoctra and the
conformations of the functional groups can be used for determining the spatiall strue-
ture of other analogous compounds. Grig. art. has; 1 figure.
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AUTHORS: Katsenelenbaum, B.Z. and ~Y.,lina.Z.A..
TITLE: The Design of Tapers for the Symmetrical Magnetic Wave
in a Circular Waveguide
PERIODICAL: Radlotekhnika i elektronika, 1961, vol.6, No.2,
pp.228-233
TEXT: The problem is to design waveguide tapers for transmission
of the Hoi-wave in circular waveguide with minimum conversion loss.
The method used is based on the authors' previous results (Refs.1
and 3) (studied also by H.Unger, Ref.2). The treatment of
critical sections is based on the authors' previous work (Ref.4).
The method is based on the now well-known analogy applying to a
certain approximation between the problem considered and that of
finding the optimum form of variation of transmission line wave
impedance for a matching section between two lines with differing
wave impedances. The precision of the method depends on
neglecting the difference between the wave length of the Hol-
and H02-waves in the waveguide and in free space. Under these
conditions, the waveguide taper is calculated on the basis of
optimal results known from transmission line theory. Two cases
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are considered, one with the absence of critical sections, the
other in their presence. The results obtained show that the
approximation used is valid in the former case. To handle the
latter case a more exact approximation, involving greater
calculations, is given, This modification, being more general, is
also applicable to the case of absence of critical sections but the results
are not more satisfactory than the simplified method applicable to
that case, There are 4 figures, I table and 8 references:
4 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet,
ASSOCIATION; Institut radiotekhniki i elektroniki AN SSSR
(Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: June 24, 196o
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YELINSON, M.I.; DOBRYAKOVA, F.F.; KRAPIVIN, V.F.;,nLINA _Z--A., YASNOPOLISKAYA,
.-. A.A. --
Concerning the theory of field emission and thermoionic field
emission of metals and semiconductors. Radiotekh. i elektron
6 no.8:1342-1353 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Field emission) (14etals-Electric properties) (Semico~ductcrs)
ISAYENKO, Yu.M.; MALIN, V.V.; MALINA, Z.A.
Analysis of the system of waves in a circular wave guide with
impedance boundary conditions on the walls. Radiotekh. i
elektron 7 no.7s1106-1114 162. (N11RA 15:6)
(Wave guides)
CR V'
Synth4sis
A~=dy:-f; NIL.
~phl am Ines of biphenyl socks
iind Z'
V. Wifinxi (%'. M. Molotov 'itAir
Univ., Rostov). Zkar' Objkckd'Kkivt~ (J. Gen. Chem.)
21, 1319-34(1951), cf. UrkIX)v z4pijb R411"rikoto Goik-
darsil. Univ. S. C.A. 44, 7,847a.-Satri. of 30 ffd.
j"riddehyde In 30 nil. ke-cooled Me&C0 with dry 1ICI, let-
ttog stAnd I day, addo. of the mixt. to 123 g. bensidine and
.'R) MI. coned. 11CI, reduling 6 hro.. letting the mixt. Statut
overnight, ifilg. with 50 ad. MO. refluxins tn*fl fil '
hot. and cooling gave :M% 2'z"#.4'4dra=;4-6.t6T6n19
qxisaino. m. 232' (from EtOH). 11 the HCJ stream is
maintained during the beatut period, 314%ol a purer c-rude
product to Obtained. Simal I , 13,4. CQUIN)C41f4b
gave 18% -ds'mdkox)&qaixd1ixe,
m. 193* (from StOlf). while tolidine gave by this method
4% in. 225'; puri-
ticAtion by means of a-CfQC0W (Rust. tkitent 47,29-7,
C.A. 33. 3400') perniWed the Walitm of 61 vicki of the
SulasUnct, in. 2:N)4 (after Washing with EMU). Fromtlje.~~
inter!uediates the prepa. of b' ob,
'T awhod of
tAined in 75%.69%. and 93%y. .,.jp~=ythe ""
P.,.ai-Ko&hits and Kulikov K-41- 12. 14594). All were
beown powders. which did tn. 360% pattlY subliming at b!gh
ternp. Their suffonstion PROM 0 Is 93% yields and they
are substantive dyes, in wkkb the introduction Of Ale Or
INIC0 groups deepens the Color Shigde; the bemidine deriv
~#Iycj deep yegow, jolklint orange-yeWir ' dianiWine
orange. G. M. K.Sclapaty
hit, ~*Ju-dr"i~theptlglllthe slr7qj~
FORSTER, Vaclav; IMINAKOVA, Helena
Considerations on a method for the determination of phenols in urine
by means of a dibromoquinone chloroimide. Pracovni lek. 13 no.2:82-V
Mr 161.
1. Interni oddeleni KUNZ v Karlovych Varech, primar MUDr. J. Havranek
Ustredni biochemicke laboratore KUNZ v Karlovych Varech, prednosta
RNDr. H. Malinakova.
(PHMOLS urine)
SHLOOBUSM. Y.Ya.. professor; KALMAUNAS, I.K. wr..
Compound therapy for acute suppurative peritonitis. Khirurgiia
32 no.4:81-88 Ap 156. (KWA 9: 8)
1. 1z goopitalinoy khirurgicheakoy Irlialki (zav. prof. T.Ya.
Shlapoberskiy) Villayusakogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta i Perwoy
sovetakoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach I.T.Tallseyev)
(PMITONITIS, therapy,
complex methods (Rue))
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I-LA-LINGE"EITKO, 1. K.
Sovkhoz ""frostianets." Voskva, Gos. i,7.(I-vc lturno-prorvetet,~llnoi lit-r-ly, 1`14.
l-, P. (55-40905)
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SO: Knizbfnaya. LetoPis, Vol. 1, 1955
N. MALINCHM
OFertilizer application to cotton plants according to- the phase of development." Tr.
from the Russian* pe 22. (AaALEu RGnoAsounicz. sERA AGRicuaun-zoaramrz.,
Vol. 6, seria a ILI-a, No. 10, Apr./June 1952p Bumwestip Rumania.)
SO: Monthly Ust of Fast European Accessions, L. C., Vol. 2, No. 7., July 1953, Uncl.
.,;,LIflDj,, Z.
Calculatirx rubber o-arts under tor3ion. (SuLlolement) P. 111/4,-4
(5TFI3jIFpNSIIII7L, VOI. 6. No. 12, -e-c 1,956, Frpha, ~;zpchoslovaki~')
S,J: Monthly List of East ~~urocean LZ, Vol. 6. No. 12, --ec 1)57. Uncl.
HAMMM, Z.,, Ansh.
Rev diesel train of the Czechoslovak railroads. Zhol.dorotranap, 42
no-11:85-87 9 160. OWU 13: 11)
1. 19sledovatel'skiy Institut transporta Chakhoelovatakoy Sovetakoy
975spubliki,
(Czechoslovakia--Railroad motor cars)
MALINDA, Zdenek, inz.
Shock absorbers, a new construction elemet on cars of the
Czechoslovak Railroads. Zel dop tech 12 no. 4:90-91 164.
MLINDA, Zdenok, inz.
New Information on -he- strt-.3,9 Of Steel llsed for
locomotive undo rfl-CUr,-- 3. . o-,Trava 6 no.6;418-420 '64 ~
of complexons In chentical analysis. XLEL Sepa-
of mply daMIM and g~gnd-- with �-ogippligo)
Miroslav -Ma1M`ek--*"4JOzkum0 6-stay kovd, Pancnsk6
11felany, C=b6j. Mt-n-,ft-sty 48, 3T-lqt954-jT--cT.-
C.A. 48, detn. of Mo with S-quinclinol
(1) in the pre'scnee (If V is based an the reduction of VO,
with I-IT.2SO4 or with complexon and on the formation of the
complex VO ++ with complexon(II) resistant. to L A soln.
contg. Mo, V, and other cations is acidified to pH 14 and
boiled 10 min; with solid complexon(H). lfconsiderableV
is present. carry out the reduction to VO++ with a few cry-,
taLs NriLISO, in acidic soln. (fiff < 1). Dil. the soln. to I(XI
nil. and neutralize with Nll,C)H to pH 3-5, add 5 m1l. of rt
buffer (50 g. NII~C)Ac, GO nil. AcOff, and 100 ml. 1120)
-and plit. the hot soln. with 3% 1 in dil. AcOll partly llekt-
trali7xdwithIM,0l-l. Filter hot, Wash with+ hot 1110, and
dry at 150*. Zvi. if uxulc
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7th Mining and Metallurgy Day
1955- P- 553-
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bismuth in copper. P. 552.
celebrated in Freiberg, December 16-18,
no. 9. Sept. 1955.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIAOnal, tical Chemistr.~ Analysi-.3 of Inorjanic G-2
Substances
Abs Jour Referat Zhur .- Knimiya, No 2, 195y, 4721
Author Malinek, M.
Inst
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Title Use of Corr-plexones in Chemical Anai,sis. XLVII.
Gravimetric Determination of SLlver Using
Mercap toT~Iienylthiothiodiazo lone,
Orig Pub Sb. chelhool. khim~ ra.,ot, 1956, 21, No 3, 78o-182
Abstract 9,ee MiKhLm, 1956, Ij4-(44.
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Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 2, 1957, 4662
Author XLVIII. Schneider Petr, XLIX. Malinck, M., Rahak, B.
Title Utilization of Complexons in ChQ_mTFaT7=aysis. XLVIII.
Gravimetric Determinati~n of Thorium. XLIX. Gravimetric
Determination of Silver~and Mercury with Mercaptobenzo-
thiazole in the Presencq of Complexon III.
Orig Pub Chem. listy, 1956, 50, No 1, 81-83; 157-159
Abstract XLVIII. In amoniacal media, in the presence of Comple-
xon III, action of H202 on salts of Fe(3+), Al and Th,
brings about a quantitative precipitation of only Th
(after 30-60 minuted). Precip-itation of Fe and Al does
not take place even af*C'er several days. On precipita-
tion of Th in the presence of Fe, Al and other elements,
the readily filterable precipitate is washed with water,
calcined and weighed as Th02- In the presence of 10-
fold excess of Al, reprecipitation is utilized. Th can
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Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 2, 1957, 4662
also be determined by the complexometric method, after
dissolution of the precipitate in HC1, using pyrocatechol
violet as an indicator (RzhKhim, 1.955, 5763)- In the fil-
trate Fe is deternined p7avimetrically, after removal of
H202 by boiling, and precipitation with alkali in the
cold. To deterLdne Al, there is added to the filtra,
te, after removal of H202 by boiling, an equiva~enL amount
of 0.1 M Ca(NO the flocciLlent precipitate (AgC6H4NCS2
3)2,
or Hg(Cb-.H4NCS2)2) is filtered off through a G3 glass fil-
ter, washed with - 0.1 N solution of
NH40H and dried at 1100. Cn determination of Hg the solu-
tion miist not be strongly alkaline and the ptempera-
00.
ture of the solution, cluring precipitation must be