SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAKHCHISARAYTSEV, A. N. - BAKHMAN, N. N.

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KULICHIKH0, N. I., reteenzent;
VOITSEKHOVSKIY, I.",p retsenzent; IVANIN, F.D., retsenzent;
KOVAL', V.A., rataenzantj CHEREDNIK, P.Ya., rataenzent;
NIKOLAYEVj S.V., red.; SUCHILIN, A.P., redo; SERGEYEVA, N.A.,,
red, iad-va; GUROVA, O.A., tekhn. red.
(Organization and planning of geological proBpecting]Organiza-
tsiia I planiroyanie geologorazvedochnykh rabot. Izd.2., parer.
Moskva, Goagooltakhizdatt 1962. 369 p. (MIRA 16-02)
(Prospecting)

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Powcr engineering) Inergetika. Isd. 2., ispr. I dop.
Hosk-va,
Goo. energ. izd-vo, 1954. 268 p. (YJAA 8: 1
(Power engineering)

- XMVUN,, M.G.; KWAMIRUN, A.A.; 4UCHISARAYTSEVA._4~.A
jF jj
TALIASHVILIp B.A,,; MOTCHM,
DeeiliconizLig put potassium aluminate solutions,
TSvet. not. 35 no,7t45-51 JI 162, (MIRA 15 111)
(Potassium alAzainate)

MAMLTANq M,G,l IWAMIRYANs, A,I,; NKRTCHYANt N,T,l BAKWHISARkITSEVAs
S*A#;,
TALIAMMLI, B.A'
Desiliconi"tion of pure potassl= aluminate solutions.in presence
of oho Ives, TS"t. mt. 35 no.lls66-74 N 162;
(potassiva alminate) (silicon)

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, Ali S'-i'FR 36.1 mm4:?.l 6 )g IF-5. (MIRA 1818)
2. inatItut flzlcb~ikoy ll!lridi AN SSSR.

C'RIVAYEV, V.F.; BAKHCIIISARAYTSEVA, S.A.j SFIT.~-Yll, Vlkt.I.,
akademik
Position of hydroRen ions in some heteropoly conpo-unds studied
by means of nuclear magnetic resonance. Dokl. AN S,"SR 165
no.511126-1129 D 165. (MIRA 1911)
1e Institut fizicheakoy khimil AN SSSR. Submitted ~ky 25, 1965.

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UUCHISARATTSIYAN, 1- 0. ; SOROXIN, V.K.
8
Ilectroobsoloal passivation of zinc coatings* keport Trudy
MKHTI no*261139-143 059- (NIU 13SO
r Mae) (paselvation)

11AXECHISARAMI TAN, 1. 0. 1 ZArMVA. T. A.
------
Blectrochestical passivation of zinc coatings. Report
No, 2.
Truly KKRTI no.26sl46-150 139. (KIRA 130)
WrO (F~ksslv&tlon)

BAUCHISARATTSOTO, N.G.; SMKIN, V-X*; SHKBUKHOVA* L.A.
Formation of black protective films on zinc in the course of Its
anodic treatment in chromate solutions* Trudy MITI noe26MI-155
139. (MIRA 130)
(line) (Chromates) (Film (Chemistry))

KHOMMOV, Y.O.; RAKH-CHI LRATIPAITAW- 1.0,; TOMILOV, A.P.
Keahmnlem of the sleotrolytlc oxldatlon of scatons in alksalue
solutionse Trudy NKHTI nos261l9l-198 1599 (MIRA 13:9)
(Osidation, Ilectiolytic) (Acetone)

8/539/61/000/032/010/017
V247/D301
AUTHORS, Bakhehisarayte"yan, N.G., Kudryavtsev, U.T. and
Kokarev,
TITLE: Investigating electrolytic nickel plating with
intermit
tent current and with alternating current
PMIOVICAL~ Moscow. Khtmiko-tekhnologicheskty institut. Trudyt
no. 32,;
1961. lasledovaniya v oblixotielektrokhimii, 266-271
TLXT! The authors studied the effects of such currents on the
appearance
of the plate, the current efficiency and the polarization of
the nickel
electrode. An electrolyte of composition NiSO4.71120 215g/1,
H3DO330g/l,
NaF 4.2-4.5 g/1 and NaCl 4 g/1 was used in all the
experiments. The de-
posit was 10 microns thick and was made on iron and brass
plates 2.5X2.0
cm in size. The anode surface made of electrolytic nickel was
from 2.5-
5.0 timas greater than the cathode surface. A platinum
electrode of
0.35 CM surface area wan used in all the experiment*. The
appearance
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S/539/61/000/032/010/017
Investig4kting electrolytic D247/0301
of the depo.41t wati assenned vimually. An oncilloscope was
used for
measuring polarization and curreat strength, and the current
efficiency
was found by using two copper coulometers. Short period
cycles were
used.0 For intermittent current the cyclel were 0.33, 1.0
and 1.9 sec.
At 20 C and a current density of 3 amp/dm , there was no
observable dif.-
ferente in the appearance of the plate from that obtained
with constant
current, but the comparative current efficiency fell by 10%.
The authors
explained this by the diffusion of hydrogen ions into the
cathodic layer
of the electrolyte, during the breaks in current$
produc,.kng a greater
acidity round the cathode than that found under conditions
of constant
current, With breaks of shorter duration, the current
efficiency in-
creased but the effect was small. The rete of plating did
not chang*
with the use of intermittent current,~ The cathode potential
reached its
maximum almost immediately following corniection, and on
switching off,
decreased sharply at first and then more slowly. It remained
at greater
negativity during the breaks than under stationary
conditions. With
alterngting current, at 20 0C, with a cathodic current
density of 2_3.5
amp/dm , and an anodic current. density of 2-3 amp/dm2 5 a
bright. coating
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S/339/61/000/032/010/017
Investigating electrolytic D247/D301
was obtained up to 5-7 microns thick. With increased
thickness the
brightness decreased. At 400C and current density of 4-6
amp/dM2, varia-
tion of the ratio of the durations of cathodic and anodic
connection
from 2 to 9 and a corresponding variation of the cycle time
from 0.24
to I.Osec gave no change in the appearance of the plate. The
use of al-
ternating current produced a noticeable decrease in current
efficiency
at the cathode. This could have been due to the ionization of
hydrogen
adsorbed on the cathode, taking place during anodic
connection and in-
creasing the hydrogen ion concentration round the cathode.
This ex-
planation was supported by the increase of current efficiency
with the
increased duration of cathodic connection, while the period
of anodic
connection was kept constant* Low pH values decreased the
current effi-
ci,~nc.- to approximately the same extent for constant and
intermiktent
current, while with alternating current p11 values below 2.5
produced a 2
sharper r*duction. With a constant. cathodic current density
of 2 Amp/dm
an increase In anodic current density of 3 amp/dm2 made th I
current
efficiency fall to 309, and a further increase to 4 amp/dm
gave a re-
duction t.o 4-59 and a sharp deterioration in the quality of
the plate.
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S/539/61/000/032./010/017
Invostigatx,,w electrolytic 9e. D247/D301
Oncillograms f#,r the alternating current show some cathodi.c
depolarization
in comparison with constant conditions, but if the potentials
are referred
to the effective current density there is no depolarizationa
There are ?
figures and 6 references: 6 Soviet,bloc and I non Soviet-blor.
The re-
fer*nce to the English-language publication reads as follows,
G.W. Jern-
stedt. Patent USA 2,470,7705, 24.V.1949*
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-- BAKHCHISARAYTSI YAN a - DZHAFAftOV-E.A-.-----
0
Electrodeposition of lead dioxide from alkaline plumbite
electrolytes,
Dokl.AN Azerb*SSR 17 no.9:785-788 161. (MIRA 1513)
1. Moskovskly khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut. imeni
Mendeleyeva.
Predstavleno akademikom AN AzSSR Yu.G.Kamedaliyevym.
(Electroplating) (Lead oxides)

BAUCHUSARAYTSIYAN, N.G.; KUHN, M.Ya.; DZHAFAROV, E.A.; KRIZOLITOVA,
M.A.
U 0 of "ad
Use of lead dioxide anodes in the electrolysis 'of iobuturic acid.
~
k
Zhur (MIRA 15t8)
(i,,Prikl.khim. 35 no.71l643-16" J1 162.
Prrid
1~
ur,,, 0
~d oxide) (Eleatrolysis) (Isobuturic acid)

BAKHCHISARAYTSIYAN, N.G.; DZHAFAROV, E.A.
Use of insoluble anodes of lead dioxide in the
processes of
electrochemical synthesis. Azerb. khAm. zhur.
no.3tlO9-115 162.
(MIRA 16:12)

UKHCHISARAYTSIUN~ 14,;.s 0211AFAROV, K.A.
Internal stresies of eleotrolyltli dqvatts ct lead
die)xjil
obtained frm alka3ine plumbitis UVzl,, AN A"rb,,
SSR 19 no.6931-.34 ~63 (,%I, RA 170)
Is Inatitut khimli AN A%z'.Sq. P"Aalwylenn
aku8emikc-m AN W-SIR
M.A. Winy;.-..

USSR/- Hiscollensoub 14coutiYo m system
1/1 JPUb. 133 -17/2~
Au+.bws Bakbg!a.%6N ad of the Labor &M Welts Dop&rtmnt of tb
"I HO a
--mmalry or Coma"Icational and Vlasov, M, A.., Aoting Head of the
Title - g Departmsut
On the inoontive pay 3yst*m and renumeration of workers keeping tvo
(or more) professional jobs
ForlodiomIi Vast, svyazi,Ut 27 - 28, ~ov 1954
Abotmot I Tvo dirootives issued-by the Ministry of Ommaloatione of
the USSR
dealing vitb imentivi pay, and renumeration of oommunication speoial-
lots keeping two (or more) professional jobs, are aisaussea,
Imititutions
Submittva r #too*

BAKHGORSKIT, N. Ix. I
-
Regularize wages of commnioation workers. Sots. trud
no.3:44 46
)L- 157. (MLRA 10,4)
(wages)

BAKIDORSKIT, 1. 1.
Legislation on the adjustment of pay for
commaaloation workers*
Testesviazi 20 noo6sl?-18 Je 160. (KMA 13 S 7)
le Nachallulk Otdols. truds. i s&mbotnoy platy
Hinisterstv&
ITY&SI SSQO (Telecommuni cation-Roployees)
(wages)

BAKHOORSKIY, N.I.
Every t),pe of comunication should give good amrvice to
the public
and the national econorW. Vest* sviazi 21 noo3t29-30 Mr
161.
(MIRA IWO
1. Naohallnik otdola truda i z.&-abotney platy
Ministerstva. svyazi
SSSRe
(Telephone) (Thlegr&A)

BAXHGORSKIY, N.I.
%-~ I
New norms on the recoiWendod number of workers in maintenance and
operational centers of telecommunication enterprises* Vast. syiail
24 no.200-31 F 164. (MIRA 17W
1. Nachallnik otdola truda i zarabotnoy platy Ydninteratva
svynzi MR.

RAXHILIN ~,~ oskvs); SLUPININ, V.
_.I,I
Instructlin In turning. Prof.-tskh.obr. 13
no.2:21-22 7 136.
(9m 9:5)
1. Direktor reseelonnogo uchilishcha No. 10 (for
Bakhilin);
2. Prepodavatell spetsialluoy tekhnologil tokarnogo
dels, (for
slepinin).
(Moscow-Tuming-Study and teaching)

PA`FT-'A.6A ~~.
tj V~

SxMSXft,--V.N., doktor tokhnnauk, prof.; BMIN, F.S., insh.j
VOLZHISKIT,
~.M. t Insh,
Conprolling the safety of strata bolting. Bexop.truda v prom.
4 no.124,-5 D 160,, (kIU 14t 1)
1. Nao Snip Severo-Upadnogo ~kruga Gosgartatmadsora
(for FITY-1
PJFSR 2. Lpningradakiy gornyr institut (for Volshakiy)e
(Mine roof bolting--Safety measures)

BAKH IN, P. U -- ---
IftW& ..-
Studying moisture conditions in soils tilled by ordinary
methods
and by T.S.Malltsev's method in 1955-1936. Isy, AN SSSR.
Ser,biol.
no,4t4314-1.- ji-Ag 157. (KIRA lOt8)
I* Pochvswkvy Institut Akademil nauk SSSR
(SOIL KOISTMI) (TILLAGE)

BAKTIN, Yu,I.
Introducing the 5413 semiautomatic machine for milling
rackv.
Blul.tekh.-ekon.inform.Gos.nauch.-issl.inst.nauch.i
tekh.infom.
18 no.]-D17-18 N 165. (MIRA 18:12)

MAKSM71011, A Ye., 0=7--3KO, A. S.. 7AMIR, A.
2. ussR (60 )
4. Beets and Sugar
7. Peculiarities of blochmicAl processes in IpRvea at different
stages in r lation
to the formation of the sugar-beet root. Doki. AN SSSR 87, no. 2,
1952.
9. Monthly List. of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Fobmj7
.1953. Unclassified.

N,
_,~nr ue Variation in thq cbernical
composition of tbs Par- -
btadta biett. A. 1K, klaksimvkh, A. S.
Oksnenki> ' %nil
4t'~ (MI-Irr.k4i sugar Pret &J, Rcscutch
lnsrt..
'tk.:J Noa) 8,S.J.8, Ser. fliA. IOSS. No
0). 29 al. Wilh inctftsiq altr the felhiwins
chanAt% take
Out in the Ital W a Pusal t*?I: rise in dly
malltr, IiAml
-# $Wkis. C%O, N110, sum C4 K-N'1%-Ca-mj~ 4%
dc'(1ime 4 "tentskles (if total and protrin
N; and derm-Ast (J
ti-r r"Itio (K + N&V(Ca J- hilt). Ab4. wt of
K, Na, Ca,
P. arf) SOt, as well os pectic mAithils and
mg uvMs.
Ot 41~'. a 2~~ wilt, age Moj 61tm~
-V~mInAtICf-m 0 dl y
s~tlrr irmfelrKynds to that of N and esh
eltments. (NI.
fwm~ accumulite Irl turdist.) with tat" t4
mineral cstj~ms,
Migration of N Is (4werved only with
rvJx0vrJy young ltavm.
c4 plant nulfilion serves to dtlay ibe Avw of
N
int. the i(xit and Onaq causts a greatet
growth iq tz,xf arre
arid in. Ontor content of tht rout.

USSR/Cultivatod Plants - Commerciale Oil-Boarina. Sugar-Beftringe, M-5
Abe Jour : Bar Zhur - Biolo, No 7, 1958, 29937
Author : Makeimovich, A*Ye., BaMir, A*I&I Okiuienko, A,S*
Inst : The All-Union Scientific Research rbstitute for the Sugar
Boot.
Title : Stqplr Boot Saccharinity in Regard to the Steepina of Boot
Tissues,
Orig Pub : Fiziol. rasteniy, 1957, 4, No 2t 192-198 (resume in Engs)
Abstract : This study was made at the All-Union Scientific Research
rJastitute for the Sugar Beat in 1949-1953 in raising su-
Gar beets to varieties tending tovard sugary and producti-
ve forms in vegetative teats as vell as under field con-
ditions in Kiyev3kaya, Voronozhakayal Vinnitskaya and
Chorlmaskays oblasts, With the usual sugar content in the
beet of 16-21$ in crude weiatt its dry matter root
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29 -

SAKHIR, A.M.
Defense of trade-union rights in Anglo-Agyptlan Sudan, Yeem.
prof.dvish. no.4:29-31 P 154. (MMA 7:2)
1. Chlen generallnoy assamblei Yederateli profsoyusov
Sudan&.
(Sudan. Igyptian-Trade unions) (Trade unions--Sudan,
Xgyptian)

BAKH]Rp L.P.
Optical pyrometri of nonuilform radiation Bources, prlkl#
apekt. 2 no.3079-282 Mr -65. 161-6)

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Subject
Card 1/1
Authors
Title
Periodical
Abstract
USSR/Electricity AID F - 2796
Pub. 28 - 5/13
Bakhir, Yu. V. and Ryabov, V. P.
Tine mercury-t,,~e relay for a selfstarting electric
motor operatirg a deep-well pump
: Energ. byul. 8. 14-15, Ag 1955
: The authors describe a relay designed by them for
selfstarting of electric motors operating deep well
pumps. The picture of the device is attached, and
the explanation of its operation is given in the
text. It has been in use since early this year at
the Tuymazy oilfield of the Bashkirskaya ASSR
Petroleum Association.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

BAKHIR, yu. V,-.,.Inzh.
Concerning the grounding of the pole gas of overhead lines
vith voltage$ up to 19000 volts. 3nergetik 10 no.8&20-23.
Ag 162, (MMA 15,10)
(Mmotrio lines-Overbead)

PATIUMp kA.; mpmmkb-s--M~L, F.Vq; MWP~ YwW-~ DW.AKLIT0VVI*Fi---
Concerning the article O)b=ting of wire broadcwting ustvorks
mid electrio
powor tranardsoion Ums an comon poloosm Prom* energe .17
no#8&32-34
Ag 162, (MIR& 16110
1, Belomorskaya elektroset' Larellskoy ASSR ('-)r Patrin)o 2.
Gossell-
siektronadsor, go Groanyy (for larewheako). 3. Glavuoye
uprayleniye
slektrifikataii sellokogo khospystvat go GrozW (for ksbakov),
/+..- Tuymasaneft' #or Bakbir). 5. Darnitakiy setevoy rayou
Yugo-
Mapadnoy zheloznoy dorogi (fw Dakepolitov).
(Electric lines.-Overhead) (Electric linee-Poles and tovers)
t -
C

UKHIRq YU.V.t inzh.
Practice of placing compensating BYBtems in oil
fields. Prom,
energ. 19 no.6tl4-15 %T*164 (MIRA 1717)

DANILINI A.S.; BAKHIREV, LIS, aspiram-t--
Filter embankments. Put' i put. kboz. 8 no.1:19
164.
(MIRA l7s2)
lo Machallnik mostoiapVtatellnoy stantsii, g.
Khabarovsk
(for Danilin). 2. KhAbaravakiy inatitut inzhenerov
zheleznodorozhnogo transporta (for Bakhirev).

BAK kand. tekhn. nauk; GAVANIN, V.A., ins.; DANTSIG? N.M.;
KODINETSO G.A., prof.; MELYUKOV, A.N., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
PIGAREV g N.V., doktor sellkhoz . nauk; OSETROV, P.A., kand.
tekhn. nauk; SVENTITSKIY, I.I., kand. tekhn. nauk; SOKOLOV,M.V.,
doktor tekhn. nauk; SOLUN, A.B., doktor sellkhoz.nauk;
SHARABRIN, I.G., doktor bet. nauk; SKOBELEV, V.M., kand. tekhn.
nauk; TIRKELITAUB, H.V., inzh.; KOLPAKOVA, Ye.A., red.i2d-va;
YEPIFANOVA~ L.V., tekhn. red.; SINKINA, G.S., tekhn. red.
(Recommendations for ultraviolet irradiation of farm animals
and fowl]Rekomendatsii po ulitrafioletovomu obluchoniiu sell-
sko~"ozia.istyennykh zhivotnykh i ptits. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk SSSR, 1962. 46 p. (MIRA. 16:2)
1. kkademiya nauk SSSR. Institut biologicheakoy fiziki. Sektslya
po ul'trafioletovomu izlucheniyu.
(Ultraviolet rays-Physiological effect)
(Stock and stockbreeding)

BMDWAt A*Yot kandemodomauki MMOZ, To,Ta,
Iftudldlaslsl 'by ?*I* Ushkin, Reviewed ty A.To
Bakhirova, MA.
Noros. Sov.ued. 24 uo.ltl52-153 Ja 160. (NM 13t5)
(NMMIABIS)

6/020/61/140/003/020/020
B103/3101
AUTHORS: Kozhevnikov, 0. No, MikulinskJy, A. So, and Bakhireval
Lo Do
TITLE: Recovery of metallic sodium by reduoing its hydroxide by
carbon in vacuo
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 140, no- 3, 1961,
652-654
TEXT: Methods were studied to obtain a complete reduction of
NaOH by
oarbon in vaouo. The demand for sodium hydride to remove scale
from steel
products is expected to Increase. The resulting N&OH by-products
should be
utilized. In East Siberia, inexpensive N&OH will be recovered In
the
production of aluminum hydroxide from nephelits and syenite,
owing to the
low cost of electric power. Thus, the object of thisaltudy 0was
the reduc
tion of N&OH by 0 in vaouo. X&OHf previously melted 400 C, was
reacted
with metallurGical coke (grain site 0.25 mm) in excess (20%)
according to
the equation NaOH * 0 - Na + CO + 112 H 2 (3). Preliminary tests
showed
that stirring of the charge does not affect the yield in metal.
A non-
briquetted)charge (weighed portion of 15-30 g) was heated in a
crucible of
tT-3 (st-3 steel. The residual pressure and the yield of Na were
measured.
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Recovery of metallic sodium ... B103/B101
The authors founi that the reduction of NaOR in vaouo proceeds
in two
stages: a) at 600-70000, NaOH reacts with 0 as follows:
6N&OH + 2C ft 2Na + 3H2 + 2N&2 C03 (1). The reduction of soda is
insignIficantj b) a further increase in temperature results in
an intensive
interaction between soda and Ot Na 2C03 + 20 a 2Na + NO W- For
tempera-
tures above 10000C, the summational equation (3) holds (see
above). Above
8000C, the yield in Na increases with rising temperature and
attains a
maximum at 10000C. Duration of reaction 0-5-1.0 hr. A pressure
increase
from I to 5 mm Bg has. merely a slight effect an the Na yield.
On the other
hand, the yield and quality of N& are considerably reduced at
10-15 mm H9.
This is attributed to oxidation of Na by 00. The purer the coke
used, the
lower the weight and alkali content of the residue. Thereforet
the authors
rsoomzendvwy lowaghcoke which, together with the determination
of optimum
quantities of initial substances, will facilitate the
continuous production
of Na. The yield in metallic Na was 97-96% an compared to
35-50% mentioned
In the 11teraturs. There are 3 figures, 4 Soviet references and
3
con-Soviet refe'renoes. The two references to English-language
publicatiors
road as follows: W. Kroll, I W. Bobleohtent Trans. Electrochem.
Soc.,
21' 247, (.1948)1 USA-Patent, ~0- -2#4'9047, April 16, 1957-
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B103YB101
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii Urallskogo filial& Akademii
nauk SSSR
(Institute o-1 Metallurgy of the Ural Branch of the Aoademy
of Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED: April 4, 1961, by S. I. Vollfkovichg Academician
SUPKITTEDt April 4, 1961
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BAKHINXV,O.Y,,. Insh.
Three-phase asynchronous motor in single-phase
oporatione
C)kuch.trudy) VIISKH 3tl35-148 158- (K[PA 13:
4)
(Bleatric, motors, Induction)
'A

BMIRAV, lush*
Singh-phase electric tractors Cllauch.trudyl
THISYM 3il49-160
158. (MIRA 13:4)
(Traotore-Blectric driving)

BAKHIRV,, N. F.0 Candidate Tech Sni (diss) -- "7be
operation of a three-phase
asynchronous electric motor under single-phase
conditions,, and a single-phase
system of supplying mobile agricultural machines".
Moscow, 1959. 18 pp
(Joint Academic Council of the All-Union Sci Res Inst of
Mechanization of
Agric VIM and the All-Union Sci Res Inst of
Electrification of Agric VIESKh),
150 Copies (KL, No 25, 1959, 132)

SKIRMOTA. 1.S., imnd.tekhn.nauk- BMIRIT, N.Y., insh.;
EACEMOVA, X.F.,
tootekhniki KUTSIXXO, T.70, lnnh*;--IOMTIR, B.I.,
Insh.; SM-
TITSKIY$ I.I.p lush,; XISHICHNIKOV, 6,A.p lusho;
MRSINOVp K,G,p
red.
[Ultraviolet irradiation of form animals and poultry;
a manual]
Ulltrafiolotovoo obluaboule seliskokhosimist"wqkh
shivotnykh
I ptitel rukoyodstvo. Koskvst Otdol
tokho.informstsliVIBBIhs
19399 )4 jp* (KIRA l3s61
1, Kosoowe Tsesoyusnyy nauchno-looledoystallekly
Institut
elaktrifikstaii sallskogo khosyaystva, 2.
Daystvitellnyy ohlen
Vessoyusnoy skadenii sel'skokhosyawst"onfth nauk
imeni V.1.
Lenina (VASWIL) (for Tevreinov).
(Ultraviolet reye-Therepoutio use) (Veterinary
hygiene)

USSR/Microbiology - Microorganisms Pathogenic to F-3
Humans and Animals
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Biol., V0 18, 1958, 81596
Author : Bakhireva, A,V., Furman, O.A.
Inst :
Title A Method of Cultural Diagnosis of Epidermophy-
tosis.
Orig Pub: Vestn. dermatol. i venerol., 1957t No. 3, 20-21
Abstract: In diagnosis of epidermophytosis it is advisable
to inoculate the pathological material (skin
scales nails) on a Saburo medium to which bio-
mycin Z100 units per ml) has been addeds which
increases the degree of growth of the causative
agent. Of 51 incubations of nails in which the
mycelium was detected microscopically, the
growth on a normal medium was found only in one
ca..-' 1/2

USSR/Microbiology - Microorganisms Pathogenic to F-3
Humans and Animals
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Biol., No 18, 19589 81596
incubation, but in 35.5% of the cases on a
medium with an antibiotic. On a medium with
biomycino incubations of skin tissues produced
growth in 86.2% of the cases; incubation of
samples in which the fungus was not found upon
microscopy, in 16.8%. In the presence or bio-
mycin in the nutrient medium a more rapid
development of epidermophytons takes place. --
M.I. Nakhimovskaya
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45

A
Bakhireva, A.Z. "On the ques,ion of a ircthodology of
deterjrdnin6 thc iber ct~ntent or
individual stems uf -'i .,- r plants", Joklady Vsesoiuz. akad.
s. -kh. nauk Im. ~cninaf ,t
I C-. 9
Issue 1. P. 26-32., - t3ildio,.: 6 items.
SO: U-3042, 11 ,,,arch ,,',3, (Letopis lr,~kh Statcy, No.

MIKULINSKIY, A.S.; KOZHEVNIKOV, G.N.; BAKHIREVA, L.D.;
VULIKH, A.I.
Vacuum-thermal osparation of cesium and potaasium
fluorides. Izv.
30 AIR SSSR -no.7 Ser.khim.nauk no.2tlO5-107 163. (MMA
16slo)
1. Ural'skiy filial AN SSSR, Sverdlovsk.

I. A. N. -N B. KAI.'uV
2. ussA (too)
It. Catalysts
7. MaUiod for stud~ring, iron catalysts for synUiesizing
k%,drocarbon3 for
carbon mvnLLxido ard hyylrogen. Trudy In3t. riefti. ". 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,_ A:,)ril
-1953, Uncl.

BAMIRDT, U.Ih . IKorn" inihe-nero
Plastic ventilation ducts (IProw foreign journals).
Gor.shur-so-31
61 Mr 156. * (MMA 9:7)
(Dwope Western-Mine ventilation)

-- - -D -t iiu 1,
ji~qIMV nz U ya VGh
,j-- 0~ L,, Mr - 14p, I culture 1 - . . I 11 ~ I
"Problem of the Effectiveness of the Usr of Homogenous and
Ilctrogenout
Pairing of Heavy Breeds of Horses," Agrobiol., 2, 1948.

13A:,-,IITCr-!j G. I.
"The '.1cit. ~u..Ijity of the ~Ilestimhevslmyn 3r(~(,d
of CAttle.11
Cand Agr Sell All-Union Sol.-Pps Inst of, W-in-I
Iluibindry, !Iin
Ai-,riculturv ITIM, '~'Oicow, 19-55. (',~J., ',7o -,-,
77L-b '55)
30- 11ma. !!o. 01, 26 Aur, 55- Survey or nalentific
and Tochriten.1
Dissertntiona Defcmiled nt U33R fliChor Fducatlon,-.11
Institutions.
(m)

Country : USSR
Catogory : Farm Animals*
Cattle. -
Abe, Jour t Ref Zhur-Biols, No 21, 1958, 96882
Author : Bakhitov, 01 t
Inetitut, ; -
Titlo I The Aooolerated Raising and Fattening of Young
Stook of the Bestuzhev Breed in the Volga Re-
gions
orig Pub, Holochns i myasne zhivotnovodstvot 1958, No 29
31-33
Abetraot The pethod of raising young stock to the age
Of I'L/2 years by using intensive feeding is
superior to raising underdeveloped yearlings
and animals of the same age with less inten-
sive feeding methodso
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1,BMITOV, G., kand. sellskokhoaraystyennykh nauk
Providing constant beef supply for the population. Hauka
I I -td.
op.v sellkhoz. 9 no.7:17-20 Jl 159. (MIRA 12:11)
1,Annokovsk&ya opytwya stantsiya zhivotnovodetya,
Ullyanovskaya
oblant'.
(Best cattle-Pooding and foods)

BAKHITOV, Gel*, starehiy nauchn" sotrudnik
Fbasibilitiev of increasing the cow atock.
Zhivotuovodstvo
24 noo6t67-71 Js 162, (MIRA 17:3)
1. Annankovskaya opytnaya stantsiya po
zhivotnovodstvu
U11yanovskay oblasti.

AUTIHOR: Bakhitov Y.B. SOV/147-58-1-8/22
TITIZ: On the (;alculation of the Strc-nGth of a WinG,
Constructed in
one Piece (K raschetu prochnosti skoshennoco krjla
monolitnoy konstruktaii)
PERIODICAL; Tzvestiya Vysohikh UchebtVkh Zavedeniy,
Aviatsionnaya Tekhnika, 1953, rir 1, pn 61 - 68 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: A thin wing zhich is ,,-.ade in one picce and which
bas a
thick skin is, from the computational point of view, similar to
a cantilevered plate. Recently, there have appeared a number o
calculations on the strength of such a wing, i~ which the plate
was assumed to have constant thickness (J. Acro. Scs.Pr 10,
1950) or to have variable thickness (Ref 2); the wing has
also been considered as an orthotropic plate (Ref 3). The
present paper is devoted to calculating the strength of swept
~.sings constructed in one piece with ribs parallel to the
direction of flight. The wing also has stiffening stringers.
The thick upper and lower surface skins c3a take normal and.
tangential stresses and these stresses may vary with the
thickness of the skin. The interior of the viinC~ is filled
with continuously distributed lonLerons alon6 the choed and
continuously distributed ribs along the span. The wing thick-
Cardl/2 ness is a smooth function. The wine, is loaded on its
sLu-face

Z;GV/1 4T -56-1-8/22
On the Calculation of the StrenLth of a Win,:' Constructcd in One
Fiece
by a transverse load and at the tip by a distributed load and a
concentrated load. The differential equations for the trans-
verse bendinC, of the v.-inE are sct up Bind the caue of a rinC of
constant profile studied in some detail. The case of a conti-
levered anisotropic plate is considered as a numerical exu.-.ple.
In a wing with a stronE skin which can transmit stress in any
direction, there is a strea3 concentr~~tion at the trailinC
edge at the root. There are 9 fi~,ures and 3 references, 2 of
which are English and 1 a Russian tr~,nslation of an EnClish
textbook.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra stroitellnoy i.elkhaniki samolcta, Kazanskiy
aviatsionnyy institut (Chair o~ Aircraft Construction
Mechanics, Kazan~Aviation Institute)
SUBMITTED: October 25, 1957
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I G3 L)
AUTHORS:
TITLE-
PERIODICAL:
22 ZVI 2201
Kusnotsov, Ye. V., Bakhitov, M. I.
31~52
S/081/61/000/022/024/076
B110/B138
Interaction of dialkyl phosphoric acids, trialkyl phosphites,
and unsaturated carboxylic acids with diisocyanates
Refe rativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 22, 1961, 208, abstract
22Zh244 (Tr. Kazansk. khim.-tekhnol. in-ta, no. 29, 1960,
105_107)
TEXT: The followin was obtained by the reaction of equimolar amounts
of OCN(CH 2)6NCO (I~ and (RO)2p(O)H (II) in other:
OCN(CH 2)6NHC(O)P(O)(OR)2 (R- CH2- CHCH 21 C2H59 n-C 3IfV n-C 4H9). BY
heating equimolar amounts of 2,4- (OCN)2G6H3 CH2 (111) and II for 4-5
hr,
I equivalent weight CO 2 is separated, and the substance (IV, where
R- CH30 C 2H50 n-C 37' iso-C,17, n- '4H9' iso-C4H9# '80-C5 H,j) is
formed.
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S/081 ~6512/000/022/024/076
Interaction of dialkyl phosphoric... B11O/B138
H 3C NH
00~1 CPO(OR)2
N IV
The following was obtained by reaction of I with RCOOH: (CH
2)6(NECOCOOR) 2
(crystals) (R - CH 2' CH, CH2-CCH a6H,CH-CH). In the presence
of ROFa,
I and II yield (CH 2)6[,NHC(O)P(O~iOR) 2 2 (R - CH39 C2H 59 n-C
37'
180-C3H79 n-C 4H91 iso-C4H99 iso-C 5 H11). By heating I with
(RO) 3P,
polycondensation products are obtained under separation of C02'
By
reaction of I and III with (HOCH 2)3 PO or (HOCH 2)4 PC1,
polymeric products
are obtained. [Abstracter,o note: Complete translation.]
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3/020/60/134/004/033/036XX
B016/BO67
AUTHORSt Kuznetsov, Ye. V. and Bakhitov, M. I.
TITLEt Addition of the Dialkyl Phosphorous Acids to 1,5-Naph-
,_ thylene Diiaocyanat I
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 134, No. 4,
PP. 830-832
TEXTt Tn studying the addition of the dialkyl phosphorous acid
(DPA)
to 1.5-naphthyl diisocyanate the authors found that the acids
of this
group are easily added (see scheme). In the scheme R -CH 3;
C2H5 ; n-C3H7;
iso-C 3H71 n- C4H9' 'so-C4 H91 'so_C5H11t CH2 -CH- CH 2- The
possible trans-
formation mechanism is based on the fact that first the sodium
alcoholate
enters the exchange reaction with DPA. The enol form of the
sodium salt of
DrA formed reacts with one of the carbonyl groups of the
isocyano group
of the diisocyanate molecule. In this connection the
intermediate (I) is
formed at the beginning. (1) reacts with DPA and yield.s the
product 00
which is the naphthalene isocyanate-1 of the dialkyl aster of
the
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to lt5-Naphthylene Diisooyanate
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B016 B067
amidophosphono formic acid. Subsequently, the second NCO
group reacts
according to the same scheme under the formation of
naphthylene-1,5-bis-
dialkyl eater of the acid mentioned last. The reaction
proceeds in the
chlorobenzene medium with short heating in the water bath.
The addition
products, are white, crystalline substances, soluble in
acetone, alcohol,
dioxans, and other solventa (Table 1). The structure of the
products
obtained was confirmed by the synthesia of
naphthylone-1,5-bis-di-n-butyl
eater of the amidophosphono formic acid (according to A. Ye.
Arbuzov's
method)from naphthylens-1,5-bia-aoid chloride of the
carbamio acid and
tri-n-butyl phosphite. In conclusion, the authors state that
the reaction
between DPA and diisocyanates proceed3 readily. They thank
T. P. Veselova
for assistance in the xperiments. There are 1 table and 3
Merenceal
I Soviet and, 2 US,
ASSOCIATION: Kazanskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut
im. S. M.Kirova
(Kazan, Institute of Chemical Technology im. S. M. Kirov)
PRESENTED: May 23, 1960, by B. A. Arbuzov, Academician
SUBMITTEDs May 17, 1960
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AUTHORS:
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1)215YI)306
Kuznetsovo Ye*Vj and Bakhitovt M.I.
TITLE.: Addition of dialkylphosphoroua tit ido to 1#6-hoxa-
-mothylenedi.inocyanate
ITHIODICAM Muirnal obelichey khimiio V, 310 not 99 1961,
3015 - 3017
4
TEXT: It hae been found that the above reaction occurs in the
pre-
eence of alkali metal alcoholates or alka'O, 7notals according to
the following reaction 2(1tO)jP(O)11 A- Nn --* (110),PONa
2(RO),1%0Na A. O-C=N(C11,)4N~C-0
(110)tl,OG=N((:Iil)GN-CI'0(011)2
(110)sl'OCONII(Cilt)$Nllcoi,o(oll),
Card 1/4 It= C11'. C4111.

27502
3/079/61/031/009/003/012
Addition of dialkylphoophorous as* D215/D306
It line been pouoible to prepare tioxamethylen'o-196-bia-dimethylI
diethyl and d i I no pro pylamidophosphoformato in the pure state
and
in good yield; higher alkyl cater, crystallize with difficulty.
ilexanict)iylene-l,6-bic-di-n-butyl eater could not be obtained in
a
cryntalline form and propyl and isobutyl caters crystallized out
on otanding for 3-6 months. The cetera are readily soluble in al-
cohol,ethert benzene# dioxan and carbon teti,achloride. To
establish
the structure of the cetera obtained one, -Iiexamethylene-1,6-bis-
diisopropylamido-pliosplioformate, was produced by the A.E. Arbuzov
method. Tho addition reaction between nome substituted dialkyl-
phosphorous aci4s and 1,6-hexamethylenedJ.isocyanate was also atu-
died. It has been found that the introduction into the molecule of
the c,~ano group reduces the ability of the latter to enter into an
addition reactior which may be due to the influence of the cyano
group on the mrbility of the electrons of the phosphorus atom.
1,6-lioxamethylenediisocyanate and a-dicynniso pro pyl- phosphorous
acid were sealed in an ampoule and left for 2 years. After the
first yenr.the increase in viscosity was notices. P,pl-dichloro-
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Addition of dialkylphosphorous D215YD306
diethylphosphorous acid reacts faster with
1,6-hexamethylenediiso-
cyanate under similar conditions which indicates that chlorine
has
a smaller effect on the mobility of electrons of the phosphorus
atom. The addition reaction was conducted by introducing 0.1
mole
dimethylphoophoroue acid, a piece of metallic sodium and 0~05
mole
1,6-hexamethylenediisocyanate into an ampoule which was then
sea-
led and left standing for 10 hours, After initial
exothermic,reac-
tion the viscosity increased and the product cyrstallized within
a further 2 hours. The yield of recrystallized product
correspon-
ded to 85 % yieldt and its melting point was 88OCt
(recrystallized
from Col 4)* The preparation of
hexamethylene-1,6-bia-diisopropyl
amidophosphoformate was conducted by reacting
triisopropylphosphi-
te with hexamethylene-lt6-bia-carbonic acid chloride. The
product
when combined with the addition product above did not depress
its
melting point. There are 1 table and I referencess I Soviet-bloc
and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to the English-language
pu-
blications read as followst R.B. Fox# D.L. Venezky, J. Am. Chem.
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Addition of dialkylphoophorous D215YD306
Soo., 78, 1661, 1956; Reete, D.H. Chadwicko J. Am. Chem. Soc., 77,
3813t 1955.
ASSOCIATION: Kazanskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy institut im. S.M.
Kirova (Kazan Chemical and Technological Institute
im. S#M. Kirov)
SUBMITTEDt October .199 1960
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KUZNSTSOV, TO.V.1 !~~KHMON-,-tt.-I. I - --
Addition of dialkylphosphorous acids to 3.0 $-dime
thox~-diphenyl-4,41
and dipbony3mothane-4,,41-diiaocyanates. Dokl. AN SSSR 141
no.5-.1105-
13.06 D 161. (14IM 14,3 2)
1. Kazanekiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im. S.M.
Kirova.
Predstavleno akademikom B.A. 'rbu'ov-,,"isooy&nic acid)
(Phosphorous acid)

'WHITOV, i!. y. q
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6034
Konferentslya po Ithimit I primen"yu foefororganicheskikh
soyedineniy. 2d,
Kazan', 1959.
Khimlya I primenerdye foofororganicheakikh soyedineniy; trudy
(Chemistry
and Use of Organophosphorus Compounds; Conference Transactions)
Moscow,
lad-vo AN SSSR, 1982.. 030 p. Errata slip inserted. 2800 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency. Akademly. nauk SSSR, Kazanekly 1111a).
Reap. Ed. - A. Ye. Arbutov, Academician; Ed. of Publishing House. I-
S.
Povarov; T" Ed. - S. G. TikhomirovaL.
PURPOSE: This collection of conference transactions to intended for
chemists,
process engineers, physiologists, pharmacists, physicians,
veterinarians,
and agricultural scientists.
COVERAGE: The transactions Include the full texts of most of the
scientific
pqjmR?r&sented at the Second Conference on the Chemistry and Use of
CQ 1/14~)'

Chemistry and the Use of Organophomphorus (Cont.) SOVJG034
Organophosphorus Compounds held at Kazan' from 2 Nov through I
Dec 1959..
The material is divided into three sections: Chemistry,
containing 67 arti-
cles. Physiologic6l Activity of Organophosphorus Compounds,
containing 26
articles: and Plant Protection. containing 12 articles. The
reports reflect
the strong interest of Soviet ucientists In the chemistry and
application of
organophosphorus compounds. References accompany Individual
reports.
Short summaries of some of the listed reports have been made and
are given
below.
TA13LE OF CONTENTS: lAbridged);
Introduction (Academician A. Ye. Arbuzov) 3
TRANSACTIONS OF THE CHEMISTRY SECTION
Getter, Ye. L. INU plastmass, (Scientific Research Institute of
Plastics,
Moscow). Some Prospects for the Industrial Use of
Organophosphorus
Compounds 46
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Ch(-mistry and the Use of Organophosphorus (Cont.) SOV16034
whell 0.001 to 0.1 mol of methyl iodide per mol of cyclic
phosphonite
is used. Thev form polyphosphonales Nvith niolo,:ular weights of
270
o 3 200.
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