SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAUKH, I. - BAULIN, V.V.

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AUTHORS:
Levina, R. Ya., Baukht IOL-.- SOV/79-29-9-29/76

Kaykaris, P. A.y Treshchova, Ye. 0.
TITLE:
Synthesis of
Hydrocarbons.

LXXI. Synthesis of the Dineoalkyla C12H 26-
C14H30
PERIODICAL:
Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 9,
pp 2945-2950

(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The present paper deals with the
synthesis of the dineoalkyls

C12- C 14 with a different
position of the quaternary hydro-

carbons in the chain, i.e.
3,3,6,6-tetramethyl alka-nes and

4,4,797-tetramethyl decave
(dineoheptyl) according to the

6d by the
method of synthesizing dineoalkyls recently develo

authors (Ref
1 ) (by double Grignard-ftertz reaction . The
5

ld)t i.e. 2PM-trimethyl haptone-2
compounds (11) (10% yi

:
am4 2,5,5-trimethyl oc ene-2 (Scheme 2) were obtained by the

reaction of the primary hydrobromide of isoprene (I) with

tertiary amyl- andl accordingly, tertiary hexyl magnesium

chloride. The Raman spectra of the synthesized alkenes werto

characteristic of trisubstituted ethylenes. The
2,2,5-trimeibyl

hitptene-2 was also obtained by partial
catalytic hydrogenation
Card 113
of 215,5-trimethyl
heptadiene-2,6. This diene hydrocarbon

Synthesis of Hydrocarbons. SOV/79-29-9-29/76
LXXI. Synthesis of the DInsoalkyle C1026- C14R30
contains the groups of the monos ubstituted (-CH.CH 2) and
trisubstituted ( >CnCH-) ethyle'n"e', which according to
S. V. Lebedev (Ref 2) ought to be hydrogenated at a different
rate. The hydrogenation of this heptadiene in fact occurs
according to scheme 3 at constant rate until two hydrogen
atoms are added per 1 mol diene. Constants and Raman spectra
of the alkene obtained corresponded to the constants and the
Raman spectra of 200-trimethyl beptene-2 which was synthe-
sized according to Grignard-Vuertz.BY HCl the 2,5,5-trimethyl
alkenes-2 (II) were then transformed into the saturated chlo-
rides (111) (93 and 75% yield), which in turn were trans-
formed into dineoalkyls (IV) (Scheme 4) by reaction with
organomagnesium compounds in the presence of HgCl 2' These
dineoalkyls were separated from the initial alkenes (50-55%)
by fractional distillation. The yields of dineoalkyl purified
by further distillation and chromatography on silica gel
amounted to 10-32%, calculated for the tertiary chlorides
Card 2/3 (111) introduced into the Grignard-Vuertz reaction.
Thus,

Synthesis*of Hydrocarbons, SOV/79-29-9-29/76
LXXI. Synthesis of the Dineoalkyls C 12H 26- C14H30
3,3,6p6-tetramethyl octane and the hitherto unknown
3,3,6,6-trimethyl monane, 2,3,3,6,6-pentamethyl octane,
and 4,4t7t7-tetramethyl deoane were synthesized. There
are 2 tables and 9 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOR.- Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
(Hoecow State
University)
SUBMITTED: July 17, 1958
Card 3/3

BAUKH, V.; FRID4AN, S. p insh.
Using roadwork construction elements. Bill. bud. 9
ne.2:4-5 7 '59.
(KIRA 12:6)
1.1achal'aik sevota, Shiryayevokoy
mexhdukelkhesnoyistroitellnoy
organizatell Odevskey oblasti (for Baukh).
Mraino-Read (Botany)) (ftrm buildings)

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AWlIA101
AUTHORS: Mirzoyev, B.R., Baukin, I.S.
TiTlik: Description of a special device for introducing probes
into somid-on-
duotor materials
PERIODICALj Referativnyy zhurnal. fizika # no, 10, 1961, 265,
abstract 1OR298
("Uch. zap. Azerb. un-t. Piz.-matem. I khim. ser.". 1960, no-3,
71-
73)
TMCTs The design of this device is based on the system of
preparation-
guides-which makes it possible todireot the probe relative to
the-specimen and
to introduce it Into the dealred.reglon of the object with an
acouraoy.of 0.1 mW,
The probes are moved under the control of micrometers; they pass
preliminarily
through a special fuxmqoe maintaining the temperature of the
probe at the level.
necessary for a free implantation of the probe into the specimen.
A. Zhdan
Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

3- Inveitigations of the solid solutions of ths
antimonides of, Indium
and gallium. Is So-Daukin V. 1. Ivanov-Omskly, Oz T.
Kolomiyots.
Report presented at the 3rd 14ational Conference on
Semiconductor Compounds,
Kishinev, 16-21 Sept 1963.

ACCESSION NR: AP4041364
S/0048/64/028/006/1000/1001
AUTHOR: Baukin, I.- S.; Ivanov-Omskiy, V. I.; Kolomiyets, B. T.
TITLE: Single crystals of indium,antLmonide-gallium antimonide al-
loy and their electrical properties
SOURCE': AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheakaya, v. 28, no. 6,
1964, 1000-1001
TOPIC TAGS: indium antimonide,,Rallium antimonide, antimohide alloy.
alloy single crystal, single crystal property, electrical property
ABSTRACT: Single crystals of indium antimonide alloyed with small
laamounts [unspecified] of gallium antimonide have been grown by the i
zone-melting method using a single crystal seed. The two alloys pra-,
pared, had lattice constants of 6.470 and 6.461 1, respectively, and
CM3)
identical electron concentration 0.1015e/ and electron mobility
1,(98.000 CM2/vosec). The crystals were used to study optical absorp
tion and reflectiowfor wavelengths in the 6-25--v range, an-d to de
l'termine the mechanism of the change.of the forbidden zone width AE
4. with changing alloy composition. The theoretically calculated AZ in
~~rd 1/2

PACCESSION NR: AP4041364
If.the InSb lattice (a - 6.48 X) compressed to the size of the
alloy lat-
ticas (6.470 and 6.46V X) was 2. 9- 10-2 f or the f irst alloy and
5.7-10-2cv
for the second. The corresponding figures for 6E determined experi-
'
..mentally (as the change of an e- rg on the level of an
ab,sorption coef-'
t'ficient of 1000 cm-1) were 8,1071 and 12-10-3 e~V, respe~ctively.
The
i difference between the calculated.and the experimental-values
great
of,AE makes possible tfie conclusion that, even in the alloys with
lat
tice parameters strongly dependent on the composition, ~he
change'in ~;
the width'of the forbidden zone induced by a change in composition
Isl.
i
eprimarily determined by the introduction of A now kind of Atom
into .
the lattice rather than by a change in the lattice parameters.
Origo:!
art. has: 2 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: FLziko-tekhnicheskiy institut in* At F, Ioffa Akademll
n4Uk SSSR (PhysicotechaLcal Institute,-Academy of Sciences SSSR)
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BAUKINY I.S.j GAVRILOV, N.I.; KOLCMIYETS, B.T.
Preparation of equilibrium solid solutions by slow
crystalUzation of
the melt. Uch zap. AGU.Ser, nauk no,2s9q--1O3 163-
(MIRA 180)

A
t5i
1 7'.
A U T H C R iBaukin, 1. S,; I v ano V-Or~-i s k i 1 Y o 1 y c. t s
,B. T.
p e n C3 e 7, o;~ cv ne 7 1
In allays of InSb with CaSb
SOURCEI Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 7, no. 4, 1965. 1261-1263
-7
TOPIC TAGSi forbidden zone width,, I S~'Ga`Sb alloy, optical
transition
energy'
r'-:ABS TRACT The on alline allo\is of Tn5b
optical properties of i? ocryst
w I s n a 1 1add' f c,
investi,-aLed to ~eterr.-.Ine t h e
deo-andence of the width of the forbidden zene on t:ie comvosition
of'
the alloys. The width of the aone vRs determined from the
dependanice
of Che absorption coefficient on the energy. Transmission end r~_
f ic ct i on we re me sured on f ive p- type spec imens hav inf
approximate ly
equal Zoncentrations of acceptors of the order of 10 CM-3 in
i wave range from I to IS p. The lattice parameters of all the
alloys
were determined from x-ray 4urveys. The width of the forbidden band
alloye with different compositiou--were compared at the same

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absorption coefficient. From the dependences o-" the energy of ab-
soTbed photons on the lattice parameters of the alloy (for four dif-I
ferent zib%orprion love0ol)UrS wax sho-~ru, that f.)r e_,4111 Absz)rr."~~on coof-
Was linear in t,-.e
ficlenr.'~ J Pe
t,. an 4 n c re a 5 a 1) - n r p t i nan c. n L ~2 nt. , t!, e
a r'. J t x L: ~ jineli oil tnc 14o C% I -, xPe 1, lnle~i data, al tbough
f r or, t 1~ u i i "'.Cnt shapi!s of the curves for dif fereat absorption..,
coef-licientz~ It car. be ,3e;cn that the dif fe rence in the energien of
-1 c a, LransiLious for the re~puctive i~)~;-lrption coefficients 'in-
wit-A an '-. Lhe allo,r.
c Te Id 8 C increased GaSb content 171tis Is atcrib-
uted to to4~! fact Letjit the change o, ge,3 with respect to
the conposition of the alloy is slove.- t h an the cnange of tht energy
levels in the zone-dep-thi Orig. art. has: 1 f igi-tre . [JAI
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheakiy institut in. he F. loffe,
AN SSSF..Leni-.;!rad (Physicotechnicil Institute, All -SSSR)
SUBMITTEDi 21 Nov64 ENCL: 00 SUE CODE i - SO,O
NO REF SOVI 002 OTHER! 003 ATD PRESSi

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ACCESSICN NR A75016033 L;.Rj9-3.i3/63/000/002/OC,99/(~I 3
AUTHOR: Baukin. 1. S.; Gavrilov, N. I.; Kolc,~-Iets, .4, T.
!=E: rro 'L,; c ~-ln of ec u r -i w-r, s o I i (i - c, I j t ion s
by F, 1,,:Yw C r V s a I z,, I ~-n e
SOURCF: B a 1r, u . Azerbayd-zhanskly gosudarstvennyy universitet.
Uchenvye zapiski.
Ser-'Lya fjziko-r:,ztemat1chaskikh naukt no. 2, 1963, 99-103
TOPIC TAGS: solid solution, phase equilibriunn, crystallization,
cry~i~tai growth,
x-rq diffraction ana
ABSTRACT: The article describes the equipment which was developed
for the pr)duc-
lion of equilibrium solid solutions by slow cy-ysteillization
frar, the melt. " 1) e-
equipment is applicable even for those compoun~.)s which unrlerrc
'luring
relting. The measuring apparatus of tile set-up enables one to
obtain r-ough r--.,n-
cepts of the phase diagram of the investig-iited allws by
observi:)g th~-.
cooling curveG, 'Luring slov cr-jstallization the gr-,wing
-rys*aLs are of lht~
tim-e at a temperr~-tur-, which ~,xceeds the solle~us temperature
and are in contact with
the malt, in which, the rate of diffusion is much greater than in
the solid. Un d a r
Car8 13/4

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se conditions the equilibrium between the aolld and the liquid phase
establlshes~
much wre Y-ipidly than during annea-Ung of the solid alloy. Thu-~,
us tng a rc~ason-
ably slcrR rate of cool ing it is possib lc t o c,~~nduc t .-rv~z ti
t~,* i-o~r of cooling and the starting
z;a--, ~41 d1ioy ajid the greater the diffusion copfficients of vhe
alloy components,
the closer are the crystallization conditions to equillbriu:_,). rhe
samples were
heated in the TG-3 furnace in evacuated quartz ampules. The lower
part of the am-
pules was recessed to pernit the placement of ordinary and
differential (DT)
rhromel-alumei thermocouples. 71fie ampules with specimi-Tis (A) and
with !-itandzin-I
substance (Asid) and thermocouples weree mountet! on the furnace
crver (~,) (Fig. I of
thp Enclosur~e' . To produco a i5oree unifom Temperature in the
cavity of the furnace,
a nickel cylinder M was placed inside the cavity. The article
describes the cir-s
cuits which are used to heat the furnace and to control the rate of
cooling. The
developed eq-uipnment was used for study of the equIlibrium, solid
solutions in the
Sb Sc -Sb Te svstem. InSb was used as standard iraterial. Eleven
:Gm-._Oun,Js were
2 3 2 1
crystallized: The rate of: :ooling was 0.3 deg/11-ir. X-ray
diffraction stutdies indi-
cated that t1he sol-id solution contains in excess of 40 mole %
Sb2Te3 and b'nax-y
compoun-3s were obtained as single crystals. Alloy containing less
than 40 mole
1,,Sb2Ta3 were always polyerystelline and microstructural analysis
indicated that they
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cons5st Of twD fllhe authOrS expl,,-Ss th"Ir ratitude to T,
for a nimbnr of
art,
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ASSOC lATI 0'N: Azerbaydzhanskly gosudar-stvennyy universite~, (-A
7, e rh
Ur I ve m j
1 T n: D 00
SUB CONK
Ccrd 3/4

ACCE.1;SION NP. AT5018033
ENCLOSUM 01
Fig. I . Placement of ampules and
thermocouples in the cavity
of.
the furnace.
A--&mpule with- miknown; A
ampule with standard mat er i a I;
T-
DT--diifterential thein"uuple; i
L kel lining! 9--cover;
k.; 4~i Jj--n-Ic
MW c-quartz r-Dd us:cd t-) conduct
-~s c n .3 t c t c- -3.-n F -.11 e s
7z

IF I ACC NR' ARG032309 SOURCE CODE: UR/0081/66/000/010/BO61/13061
AUTHOR: Baukin, 1. S.; Kolomiyets, B. T.
TITLE: The effect of planes of orientation of the s'eeding on the
growth of single
crystals of alloys indium antimonide with gallium antimonide
SOUR Ref. zh. Khimiya. Part 1, Abs. 10B426
REF SOURCE: Uch. zap. Azerb. un-t. Ser. ftz. -matem. n., no. 4,
1964,
97-99
TOPIC TAGS: single crystal, growth, crystal growth, indium
antimonide
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of the effect of flatness of
orientation of the
seeding on the growth of single crystals of InSb with small
additions of GaSb grown
by the zone growing method. The planes of (111) and (M) of the
seeding agent
were first polished and etched in a dilute etching agent CR-4. It
was found that
single crystals grown with an Iniator, oriented towards themelt
with the plane
(111), contained twin crystals, while those with the plane (M) had
no twin
crystals. The obtained single cqstals exhibited electron
conductivity, the con-
centration of the carrier Is 3- 101 cm-3. the mobility of the
carrier is 100, 000
112

ACC IIR' AR6032309
CM2/v. sec and the electron conductivity is 138 ohm-Icm"I (at ev
20C).
V. Grishin. [Translation of abstract)
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Cmd 2/2

BAUK IN -IL. -L- -- - --- --- - - - -- -- -- - --- --- -- - --
-- -
"Medical Service at an Infantry Regiment in USA",
Military-Medical Journal,,
No. S. p 91, 1955.

BAUXIN. L.1.. gyardit podpolkoynik meditsinskoy
slushby
jw.
, 1,
Medical service of the Infantry division of the
UoS*Armye Toen.
sod. shur. no.4:83-88 Ap 156. (NLRA 9:9)
(U-S.ARNT-4WIGAL AND SANITART AFFAIRS)

BAUZIN, L.I., gyardil podpolkovaik meditsinskoy
sluzh1W
Medical services of airborne forces of the U.S.A.
Toen.-madeshure
uo*9:93-95 8 156. (MIRA 10:3 )
(UNIM STA=S--ARNr--A IRDMU TROOPS)
(UNITJD SIMNS-4WICIM, .MILITARY)

BAM] 1, I?~ wardii podpolkovnik mod. slushby; ROZHKOV,
And. T., polkovnik
MNOW06--m -*I ",
M a . StAu RZ
L-L Aby; XHOLMMM, H.S., polkovnik mad. sluzhby.
Some aspects of the organization of medical services of
a field armW
of the United States. Voen. med. shur. no.4:91-98 Ap
157. (KIRL 12:7)
(MEDIOM, MILITARY AND NAVAL,
organiz. in M (Rua))

17(8) SOV/177-58-11-23/50
AUTHORS: Guards Lieutenant-Colonel of the Medi-
cal Corps, Komin, N.I., Engineer-Lieutenant-Colonel,
and Vezno, K.P., Lieutenant-Colonel of the Medical
Corps
TITLE: The Protection of Blood, Bacterial Preparations and
Drugs From the Influence of Low and High Temperatures
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 11, pp 68 -
71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors criticize the insufficiency of various
methods and containers for protecting blood, drugs
and bacterial preparations from the influence of low
and high temperatures, including tl-,,,e small isothermal
boxes of the TSIPK (Central Blood Transfusion Insti-
tute), the boxes for blood transfusion of the
Ivanovo, and Xazan9 stations etc used during WW Il.
Since 1957, the Medical Corps uWes the TY.-l thermo-
insulating container-(Figure 1) developed by the
Card 1/3 Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy ispytatellnyv

BOV/177-58-11-23/50
The Protection of Blood, Bacterial Preparations and Drugs
From the
Influence of Low and High Temperatures
institut voyeanoy meditsiny (Central Scientific-
research and Test Institute for Military Medicine)
and TK-2 (Pigure 2), designed by the Veesoyuzzyy
nauohno-iseledovateltakiy institut kholodillnoy pro-
myshlennosti (VNIKhI) (All-Union Soientifio-Researoh
Institute for the Refrigeratory Industry). Container
TE-1 measures 140 x 427 x 555 =9 TK-2 724 x 491 x
506 =. Both oontainers are desoribed in detail.
The basic technical data of the containers are given
in a tables The containers are intend*A for pre-
servation and transportation of bloodo bacterial Pro-
taratiors and druSs 71pres 4 and $ show a graph of
;he heat resize inside Us thermoinsdating TK-1
container during tests ;n refrijerating chtabers and
Oard 2/P at a terperatura of +33 - The X-3 container

BAUXIN, L. I., gvardii. PodpOlkoVUlk =d- - sluZh1W
organization of medical service for a oombat group in an
American
infantry division. Voqu.-med. zhur. no. 2:88-92 F 161.
(MIRA 14:2)
(UNITED STATES--MOICINE9 MMITARY)

Bulgaria/Military B-554
BAUMIN L. I., Podpolkovnik/med Serv; author
of an
-f ~J'n;ltled "Concerning the Problem of
Medical
art c e e
Service and Combat Group Organization in the
American
In antry Division." (Voenno Meditsinsko Delp,
Sofia,
May 61, pp 86-90)
24
(1)

#AW#p J., g0rdii podpolkovnik meditainskoy sluzhby
__L
Nov data on the organization and tactics of the
medical
service in a combat group of an American infantry
division.
Voen.-med. zhur. no.3.1:88-92 N 161. (MIRA 15:6)
(WITRD STATES-MEDICINE, MILITARY)

17(10)
SOV/177-58-5-9/3o
AUTHORS:
Kushakovskiy, M.S., Yajor of
the Medical Corps,

-Baukin, V.E., Captain of the Medical Corps
TITLE:
Affections of the Myocardium in Certain Virus Diseases

(0 porazheniyakh miokarda pri nekotorykh virusnykh

zabolevaniyakh)
PERIODICAL:
Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, 1958,
Nr 5t pp, If'! 48

(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The article deals with
affections of the myocardium

in certain virus diseases.
According to Chepil and

Kosman, virus myocarditis occurs more
frequently

than is diagnosed.. The authors observed some cases

of myocarditis developed on the background of virus

hepatitis
(Botkin's disease), influenza and influenzal

pneumonia.
Careful clinical examinations revealed

symptoms of an
affaction of the myocardium. with the

character of an
inflammation process although the

clinical appearances of
acute myocarditis were very
Card 1/2
poor. Bengtsson and Birk
recognized infectious

SOV/177-58-5-9/30
Affections of the Myocardium in Certain Virus Diseases
myocarditis in 15% of cases only by electrocardio-
gram, in 30% by systolic murmur and tachycardia, and
in 30% of cases by high figures of the erythrocytes
sedimentation reaction. In less pronounced forms
of the disease, the entire symptom complex character-
istic of myocarditis cannot be detected. Chepil and
Kosman have proved that many forms of myocarditis
take their course without increasing the number of
leucocytes in the peripheric blood. The authors
finish the article by stressing the importance of
electrocardiographic examination, which makes it
possible to distinguish secondary dystrophies from
true inflammation processes in the myocardium.
There are 2 sets of electroL;ardiograms.
Card 2/2

~!---'--oclectric -, -cr Stations
.I- . ~O
0 1-
I 1 10 4, ? ~152.
Aquyt-hev ectl ic %,rtre-, toel,,;y, T I'h. n )~
Oi. , I'D.

BAUKOV, K.
Corrosion (12102)
Zhil--kom. Khoz-vo, No 3,9 1953, pp 19-21
BAUKOV, K. and IZUMSM, N.
"Detection of Brittle Deterioration in Boilers and Their
Restoration"
Describes some of the signs to look for to determine the early
stages of brittle
deterioration caused by local weaknesses in the boiler and by
high concentrations of
NaOH.
SO.-" Referativnyy Zhumal-Khimiya, No 1, 1 Jan 54; SO:
(W-30785, 28 July 1954.)

,,Tba oF-citc vavitx J BAIit "I 9,hlslri S S.
Ai~i N~A 4, N,- 1 fife 7f~ I W-5
L:i
tqfyA 11.1 the u) tl;t wl-.r.L "I-
dx-~t~ thr mw j.,-ming -r
t i
iq-t

15-57-10-14452
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10,
p 180 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Baukov, S. S.
TITLE: The Geotectonic Environment of Shale Accumulation
(Geotektonicheskiye usloviya. slantsenakopleniya)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta geol. AN EstSSR, 1956, Nr 1, pp 95-104
ABSTRACT: The formation of the shale beds in the Middle-Ordovi-
cian Kukruseskiy horizon of the Baltic shale basin and
of the upper Volga series of the Upper Jurassic Volga-
Pechersk subgeosyncline occurred in flat, shallow
marine basins under conditions of fluctuating move-
ments of the earth's crust at the end of transgressive
stages. This conclusion is confirmed by general gee-
logical analysis and, in particular, by the structure
of the shale beds, in which there occurs a character-
Card 1/2 istic sharp interformational break, commonly

.# The Geotectonic Environment of Shale (Cont.)
13-57-10-14452
accompanied by erosion. The accumulation of initial organic sub-
stance in the shales ceases when normal marine conditions,
favoring
the deposition of carbonate muds, appear in the basin. In this
re-
gard, it is believed that carbonate rocks generally overlie
beds of
oil shales.
Card 2/2 V. P. Kozlov

MUM, K., aknderik- !;-r- I-- d, geol.-miner.
nauk,
red,,,Vyj~skaj -0, D.L.[Kaljol D.), kand.
geol.-
r,iner. nauk, red.; R.M.[10innil, R.), kand.
geol.-miner. nauk, red.; PALIMRE,
Kh.G.[Palmre, H.],
kand. geol.-miner. nauk, red.
[Lithology of Paleozoic sedizents, in
Estonia] Litolo-
giia paleozoiskikh otlozhenli Estonii.
Tallin, AN
Estonskoi SSR, 1964. 131 P. 04IRA 18:1)
1. Eesti, NSV Teaduste Akadeemia Geoloogia
Instituut.
2. Akademiya, nauk Estonskoy SM (for Orviku).

EAUKOV, S.S.
Studies on the processing and use of shale-kukkersite from
the time of N.F. Pograbov to the present day. Inform.8bore
VSZGEI no.48:95-104 161. (HIRA 15:7)
(Shale)

NESTOR, Kheldur Eduardovich; KALIO, D.L.[Kaljop
D.), red.; ORVIKU,
K.K., akademik, red.1 BAYAqV
4 S.S.,~ kand. geole nauks red.;
XYANILI I R.M. [Mbnil Wn&' ol. nauk, red.;
PALIMRE.,
Kh.G. [Palmre, H.I. kand.#geol. nauk, red,j
SKVORTSOVA, A.#
red.
[Ordovician and Wandoverian Stromatoporoidea of
Estonia]
Stromatoporoidei ordov:Lka i llandoveri Estonii.
Tallizinp
In-t gaol, AN Estonskoi SSR, 1964o 113. pe
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Akademiya nau. Estonskoy SSR (for O-viku).

ORUKU, K.I., akademik, red.; BAUKOV-S. kand.
geol.-miner.
OV S 'T
nauk, red.; KALIO,D kand. geol.-miner,
r
0~ Di
R ~MjMatnn
nauk Mbnil' R.]. kand. geol.-
.. red.; WANNILI, R.M.
miner. nauk, red.; PALIM 0 Kh.G. [Palmrep H.),,
kand.
geol.-Iminer. naukj, red.; SKVORTSOVA, A.) red.
[Lithology and stratigrapby of Quaternary
sediments in
Estonia; for the 7th Congress of the
International
Association on Quaternary Research held in the
U.S.A.p
19651 Litologiia i atratigraftia
chetvertichnykh otlo-
zhenii Estonii; k VII Hezhdunarodnomu kongressu
INKVA v
SShA, 1965. Tallinn, 1965. 147 p. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Besti N.SV Teaduste Akadeemia. Geoloogie
instititut.
4. Akademiya nauk Estonskoy SSR (for Orviku).

BAUKOV, V. ( Inin)
Lubricating the M-1200 nDtor-operated pump under cold
weather
conditinns. Pozb.delo 4 no.11:19 N '38. (?,URA 11:12)
lubricants)
(Lubrication and
(fteping mcbinery-Cold weather operation)

BAUKOV. V.A.
MMMINUMMOV
In connection with the article 'Improve the work
relative to Inven-
tions and more efficient operation." Sakh.prom-30 no.n:4
1 156.
(MM 10;2)
1. Artillakw1s, IMN.
(Sussr industry)

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AUTHORSs Perevaloya, Be Gop Yurlyeva, L# Pop and Ba!!~Ov, Yu. I.
%Now" "now
TITL& Direct Cyanation of Ferricinium Salts
PERIODICAM Doklady Akademil. nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, Nc. 6,
PP. 1402-1405
TEXTt The authors report on the substitution of hydrogen atoms
in ferri-
einium ferrichloride and ferricinium ferribromide. As had been
expectedq
the ferricinium cation was passive in the electrophilic
substitutiong
since the positive charge, no matter whether localized on the
iron atom
or distributed over the whole molecule, prevents e2ectrophilic
attacks.
Thus the authors did not wacceed in performing any
electrophilic sub-
stitution in ferricininm 0 They therefore attempted
nuoleophilic sub-
etitution. Notable yields (over 50%) of nitrile of the
ferrocene carbo-
xylic aoid were obtained when uning the solution of liquid HCR
in anhydrous
tetrahydrofuran. A yield over 8C114 was obtained when
ferricinium salt was
replaced by a mixture of ferrocene and anhydrous FeCl 30 By
this method
one may also obtain the hitherto undencribed nitriles of
substituted
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(methyl- and ethyl--) ferrocene carboxylic acids. It was observed from
the
infrared spectra of these nitriles that they contain a nonsubstituted
cyclopentadienyl ring. It was concluded that: the nitrile group enters
such
a ring as contains an electron donor substituent. A nonsubstituted cyclo-
pentadienyl ring was missing in the other two compounds produced by the
authorst in nitrile of heteroannular chloro ferrocene carboxylic acid and
In dinitrile of heteroannular ferrocene dicarboxylic acid. This was
spectroscopically zonfirmed (Ref. 14)- Electron acceptor substituents
(Cl, CN) are therefors believed to render the cyanation of the
cyclopenti-
dienyl ring with which they are linked more difficult; the CN group
enteTs
the free ring. The authors doubt their original assumption of the ferri-
cinium cation being capable of a nucleophilic substitution, since the
effect of electron donor and electron acceptor substituents was found to
be as strong as in the electrophilic substitution. The material yielded
by
their experiments is regarded as being insufficient to establish the re-
action mechanism. The only cex+ain fact is that the reaction does not
begin
by an attack of the CK anlon against one of the carbon atoms of the
cyclo-
pentadienyl rings. Two assumptions are put forth concerning the reaction
mechanism: 1) a bond is formed J'irst between the CN anion and the iron
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atom of the ferricinium cation, and the proton then attacks one of
the
hydrogen atoms of the eyclopentadienyl rings. This hydrogen is
split off
as a hydride compound and may be used up for the reduction of the
ferri-
cinium cation, while CH binds with the carbon atom of the
cyclopentadienyl
ring. Possibly, all these stages take place simultaneously within
one
single reaction complex (or a cyclic transitional stage). 2) There
occurs
a specific electrophilic (or homolytic) substitution, and
ferrocene and
CN+ cation (or CN* radical) are involved in the reaction. In this
case,
the role of the ferricinium cation (or of FeCl3) would consist in
the
transformation of the CN anion into a cation (or into a radical).
L. A.
Kazitsyna is thanked for having taken the spectra A p by Ye. M.
Shustorovich and M. Ye. Dyatkina Is mentioned (Re~. 6 -
There are 17 referencest 10 Soviet, 4 US, I German, and 2 British.
ASSOCIATIONs Hoskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V.
Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
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BOi6/Bo6o
PRESENTEN July 12, 1960v by A. N. Nesmeyan3v, Academician
SUBMITTED: June 29, 1960
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ACCESSION NR: AP-1047651
S/0079/641034/010/3453/3456
AUTHOR: -Baukov, Yu. 1. .; Lutsenko 1. F.
TITLE: Esters of rnetal- containing carboxylic arids. Esters of
dialkylgermanyl-I
bis- and elialkylge rmanyl- acetic acids
SOURCE: Zhurnal obsbchey khimii, v, 34, no. 10, 1964, 3453- 3456
TOPIC TAGS: germanium, carboxylic acid, organogermanyl compound
ABSTRACT- Dialkylgermanylbis acetic acid (1) and
dialkylgermanylacetic acid (7
(11) were formed by exchange reactions between este rs of
mercuribisacetic acid
ITT) and alk-Ogerr-TianYl hydricies. depending on the reactant
rmios: (R = n-C.3FI7,
-and n-C4119 ) R.,Gel-12 + Hg(CH9C00C1-J3)2 -- R2Ge(!0CH2C0C)C113 +
1-19 +
CF13COOCH3 R,-,GeH2 + 2Hg(C11-2COOCf'3)2 - R2Ge(C1-12C00CH3)2 +
2CH3COOCH3, Reaction of equimolar amounts of III with
dialkylgermanyl iodide
resulted in 1I.- (n-C3H7)2Gel2 + Hg(CH2C00CHV2 (n-C3H7)2Ge(CH2COO'
CH3)2 + H912
Card 1/2

ACCMION-NR.--
Reduction of I or II with lithium aluminum hydride resulted in the
corresponding
germanium- containing- glycols and-alcoholM
PIC'et"M C00"I NC-'00401012011
R
FI.Ge(CIj.corcn,), RjGO(CIIzCIIjOII)2
The physical constants of all the products are tabulated. The
compound struct-
ures were confirmed by IR spectroscopy. "The experimental work was
conducted
with the participation of students 1. 1. Bocharay. and B. N. KhasM
Orig.
art. has: 5 equations and I table

BAUKOV, Yu.I.; BURLACHENKO, G.S.; LUTSENKU, I.F.
-'-
Rearrangement of 0~-trialkylsiloxyvinylalkyl enters
to
trialkylailylacetic acid esters. Dokl. AN SSSR 157
noolt
..N 3.19-121 Tl 164 (MIRA 17:8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet im. M-V.
Lomonosova.
Predstavleno akademikom A*N. Nesmeyanovyme

BA KOV., Yu.I.; LUTSENKO, I.F.
Esters of tria3kylpruy:Lacetic acid* Zhurob.khim, 32
no.8:2746-
2747 Ag 162. (MMA 15:9)
1. Moskoviddy 0: udarstvennyy universitet imeni M.V.
Lomonooova.
fA atio aoid) (Germanium compounds)

S/079/62/032/011/012/012
D204/D307
AUTHORS: Baukovy Yu*Ii_L_.And Lutsenko, I.P.
TITLE: Synthesis of vinyloxysilanes and their germanium
analogs
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimiiq v. 32, no. 11, 1962,
3838 - 3839
TEXT: Triethylvinyloxysilane (A), tripropylvinyloxygerme-ne (B) and
tributylvinyloxygermane (0) were preparedp in 54, 60 and 54
yields respectively by the reaction
R MH+Hg(CH Coo) boiling, R MOCH CH + Hg + CH CHOo
3 2 -- H 2 3 2 3
where M is Si or Gee Intense ir absorption bands corre8 onding to
the C-C bond were observedq at 1640 cm-1 for A 1618 curv for B and,
1616 cm-1 for C, A medium-intensity 1700 cm-1 band was also obser-
ved for B and C, indicating the presence of isomers containing the
-CHO, group. The b.p's refractive indices (n D20) and densities
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Synthesis of vinyloxysilanes D204/D307
(d 20 ) were respectively: A-52-5400/20 'mm Hg, 142609 0.8274;
B-86-
4
91OC/7 mm Hgt 1.4565, 1.0177; C-86-5-9000 mm Hg, 1.4580, 0.98790
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M-V.
Lomono8ova (1doecow State University imeni hl.V. Lomono-
SOV)
SUBMITTED: July 23, 1962
0P-rd 2/2

LUTSENKO, I.F.; BAUKOVJ- Yu.I-; XHASAPOV, B,N,
Esters ofVL -metalated carboxylic acids. Preparation
of esters
of trialkylstannyl- and trialkylgermanylacetic acid
from esters
of mercuri-bis-acatic acid. Zhur. ob. khim. 33
no.8:2724-
2727 Ag 163. (MM 16:11)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstv=W_,~xniversitet imeni M.V.
Lomonosova.

PONOIMAiOl, S. V.; BAUK01, Yu. I.; LUTISENKO, 1. F.;
.
F.3ters of oC-metalated carboxylic aelds. -'-'st-ara
;f dialkyLIL'armyj-
b1sacatic acid. Zhur. ob. Khim- 34 no.6sl938-1940 Je
164.
(I,IT*A--', It-.'74,
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imen!
Lomanosova.

BAUKOV., Yu.I.; BURLACUNKO, G.S.; 1AIT,ENKO, I.F.
Synthesis of 0-silyl-substituted enols and related
compounds.
Zhur. ob. khim. 35 no.4:757-758 AP 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Moskovskiy gos*adarstvennyy universitet im. M.V.
Lomonosova.

BURLACHENKO, y4,1.1 LM.ENKO, I.F.
Pr6p~ties of 0-(trialkylsilyl)-O-methyl ketone
acet&ls. Thermal
deco ostion and reaction with ketone. Zhur. ob. khIm.
35 no.5t
933-934 My 165. (MIRA 18t6)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
Lomonosova.

BAUKOV. Yu.T., BELAVIN, I.Yu.- LIMENKC, I.F.
Study of 0- and C-organometmlllo isomerN. Part 1s
Peect-ion
of dialVlhalog-rmanes and dialkylahlorostwmanes with
estere
of -,nrcury bisacetic aoid. Zhur. ob. khlm. 35
no.6:1092-
1094. Js 165. (WRA 18.6)

BAUKOV, Yu.I.; BURLAMIFNKO, G.S.; MIMSENKOP I.F.
Study of 0- and C- organometallic compounds. Part 2:
Production
and reaction of trialkylsilyl. and
trialkylgermanylacetic acid
esters. ZYur. ob. khim. 35 no.7:1173-1177 JI 165.
(MIRA 18:8)

BURLACHENKO* G.S.; AVDEYLVA, V.I.; BAUKOV, Yu.l.; LUTSERO, LF.
Reaction of alkoxytrichlorogermanes with ketone. Zhur. ob.
khim, 35 no.10:1881 0 165. (MIM 18tlO)
1, Moskovskty gosudarstvennyy universitat !men! M.V. Lomonosova.

PSTROVSKAYA, L.I.; BURLACHENKO, G.S.; FEDIN, E.I.;
BAUKOV, TU.I.;
LUTSENKO, I~Fv
Proton magnetic resonance of estere of metalated
(Si,, Go, Sn)
acetic acid and O-ailyl--O-alkylketane acetals.
Zhur.strukt.khim.
6 no.5t781-783- S-0 165. (MRA l8sl2)
1. Institut elonantoorganicheakikh soyedineniy AN
SSSR i
Moskovakiy gooudaretvennyy' universitet imeni
M.V.Lomonosova.
Submitted April 29, 1965.

7 1 r7 f) T- T, C. I r
2~ r I
SWIM-.' CODE:
.=Ema: Darlachon1co, G. S.; Khasapov, 13. N.; Petrovakayn, L. I.;
Baukov.-Y-m.L-I.
Lutsonlco,~~.
I
ww*
O?Z: Uoscou State Uniyorsi~X im. 11. V. Lomonosov Moskovskiy
gosudarstvanro7
universItet)
TITW,: Livostigation in tho field of 0- and C-hateroorgania
isorners. IV. Reaction
of chlorosilanos with esters of triallWlstannylacetic acid
SOIJRC,.,,: zhurna~ obshchoy IdAvdi, v. 36, no- 3. 1966, 512-511
TOPIC TAGS: isomor, ostor, acetic acid, checdcal reaction,
chlorinated organic
compound, silano, IR spoctrum, nuclear magnetic resonance, spectrum
mLlysist,
reaction mchanisn
ABMUCT. The reaction of eaters of trialkylstannylacetic acid with
chlorosdanes LsiC14, CH3Sicl :) I (CH1)2SiCl2j was stmUed. The
investigated
,chlorosilanes itere found to react readily with the imethyl esters
of
tria.1kylstannylacetio acids, yielding either the 0- or the
C-isomera in
'high yields, depending upon the time and taqwaturo of the
wrperiment
(the 0-isomer rearranges to the C-silylated product upon heating).
Rqaaoa6j,
ment of the chlorine atcms by &1171 groups In the 0-derivatives
gradually 1.
lowers their ability to isomerize. The proton upetio resonance
arA'infra.'
xpd spectra of the coop
Punds Are dismsed./Orig. arto"'has: 2 figures a di tablerr -
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1! ACC NRI A117005107 SOURCE CODE1 UR/0079/66/036/009/1670/
I AVDMVA, V. I., DURIACHINKO, 0. S., DAUKOV. Yu -1, I17SWO, 1.
F., Moscow
-o - -~;iv0Z:LUt;6tT
State University im. H. V. Lomonosov (TZjqc vaiv
cotiudarutvohiii
'."Studies of 0- and C-Organometallic Isomers. V- Reaction
Between Germane
4:Halides and E�ters of Trialkyjstannylacetic Acid and
Trial.Ryl&lkoxystannanes"
p 1679,1684
Moscow, Zhurnal Obahchey X0imii, Vol 36, No 9, 66)
Abstract: In a continuation of a previous investigation, the
possibility of
using readily available esters of tria)kylstanny-lacetic acid
in the reaction with
germanium halides was established. This is a convenient method
for the synthesis
of alkoxygermanes, because it provides a rapid and easy way of
substituting the
halide atoms attached to the germanium atom with the
corresponding alkoxy groups.
The yields of alkoxygermanes are 70-95%. The physical
constants and IR spectra
of the metbyl ester of trimet oxygermanylacetic acid
synthesized by this method
were foun~d to be in agreement with those of the same ester
when synthesized by
reacting the methyl ester of tributylstannylacetic acid with
trimethox.Ych2LW--_
germane,~ Orig. art. hasi-i'figur'09 '6 formulas'and 1 tablev-
rJFPRSt 38,97NO
TOPIC TAGS: organotin compoundq organogermanium compoundp IR
spectrum
SUB-CODEt 07 / SUBM DATEs 21jun65 / ORIG-REFs 006 / OTH REFs
006
UDCs 547.469046.289.811041.

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Transfusion shock during transfusion cf Rh-negative
blood. Ableb.
i gin. 36 no.209-82 Mr-Ap 160 (MIRA 13:12)
(MOOD--TRANSMION~ (SHOCK)

S11881621000100610121016
B125/B104
AUTHORSt Hezayev, N. I., Baula, 0. G.
TITLEs An investigation of the width of the Raman lines of solutions
10DICALs Moscow. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya III. Fizikaj astro-
nomiyal no. 6, 1962, 63 - 65
TEXTs The width of the lines of Raman scattering in the binary
equimol r.
solutions benzene - CCl , benzene - chloroform, chloroform -
aostoneq a:d
4 r. ..
acetone - M 4 was measured with a diffraction.spectroscope after a
matho,4t
worked out b N. I. Rezayev and N. S. Andreye*'(Optika i
spektrookopiy4, :
0~- *polarized and of the depolarizea"t/
7v 119, 1959 The widths of most of the
lines of the compounds remain unchanged in the solutions. Only the
ben2ens lines with 607 cm-1 in the mixture benzene - CU rmd with
1178cm-1
4
in the mixtur,'e benzene - chloroform increase orld6cresse
(according to the
dominant modeli;-of vibration)j The remarkable broadening of.the
lines
3020 cm- of ihe valency vibrations of the CH'group of chloroform in
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An investigation of the ... B125/BI04
mixtures with acetone confirms the existence of a hydrogen bond between
the C-0 group of acetone and7ithe CH group of chloroform. This bond leads
to a considerable broadening;of the line of the-chloroform CH group
valency vibration, but it has no effect upon the line width of the
valency vibration of the C-;O'group in acetone. The hydrogen bond of the
type CH ... O+C in the chloroform acetone system* is not definitely
proven@
There is I table.
ASSOCIATIONt-Kafedzu Uptiki fDepaztme of -Opties),--
SUBMITTEDs April 4, 1962
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'ORG:
AT6=645
SOURCE CODSt
Plastininp Yu. A.; Paula., G. G..
none
00700070~il_/~:C'
TITISS Absorption cross sections of electronic band systems of the
diatomic molqcule~
N2 jp 02.4 %+1 NO, C21 W-A CN at high tenoeratures
CSCXJG: AN SSSRT Energetichaskly in3titut. Issladovaniya po
fiticheskoy gazodina-
mike (Stuffe-s-o-f physical gas dynamics). Hoscov, Izd-vo Nauka,
1966, 41-61.
TOPIC TAGS$ electron spectrums, diatomic gas, diatomic molecule,
oxygen, nitrogen,
c-arbon, cyanogen
In view of the need for absorption cross sections of electronic band
SYS-,"
tems of the diatomic molecules N21 02t 1f;j+9 NO) C2, and GN in
calculations of the raa-
diationenergy of hot Sase qAthese cross sections wore calculated
over a wide temper-
ature ranges-T = 2000-20tO000K. Since at such temoeratures the
electronic band sys-
tems consist of a very large number of rotational iines, in order to
simplify the cal,
culations it was assmed that the rotational lines overlap completely
ard form.a con-
tinuum, and the summation over a discrete series of lines was
replaced by integration
with respect to the.eUctronie-vibrational bands. Mlatrix elemenis of
the following
eleclronic band systems arQ congidered t system O2~ (III-P) (C3 I-
-X3 0-systam
NO(B411-X21T); y system NO(ee-k4li); first negative system
U 9
EWT(m)/ffdP(J)/t/LvP(t)/ffri IJP(c) JDAV/JW/GD/RM

L 00824-67
ACC NRi AT6o22&3
SyStOM CI(X) (A2 -Ve system
violet 03stem CN(#)(BZe-X2j+); red 7T-X2,E+); second positi
2+,) (C first positive system NZ(i+) (B3qg-A3ju+); Swann syAsm C2 (50
WIT -dITTu. ; th Lyman-Birge-Hopfield system N2(L) (G.ITr--xIj+), and
Mainel system
h
4MUN-i2l+g). Orig. art. Mal 17 figures, 3 tables, ~M' 13 formulas.
SUB CODEs 07/ SUBK DATE: KOO/ ORIG REFs 014/ OTH REFI 034
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iJeR ;IJ j
CZBCHOSLOVAKV;./Solid State Physics - Structural
Crystallography E-4
Abs Jour : Fief Zhur - Fizika) No 6., 1958., No 13107
Author : Hanic F.,, Bauler J.
Inst Not Given
Title Crystallographic Data for Artabsine
Orig Pub Chem, zvensti., 1957, l1i No 7) 418-424
Abstract X-ray diffraction methods were used to
determine (Cu-]~()
the lattice parameters of artabsine C 5H2003; namely
a-9.22,
b-15.94) c-8.86 A. z 42 (measured 1.25) (11 c)
1.4996; no( a) - 1.6126; ng b1 1.6A.
Card 1/1

SPrTAK, N., kand.tekhn.nank, RLULIK, D, inzh.
Lightweight Mnel -silings ior apartment boaseso
Zbil. stroi no.3:22-i-25, xr -16o. . -
AnIMINNOMA 13t6)
(Ceilings)

OUTTSOV, G.F., doktor tekbn. nauk, prof.; SYIVAK, N.Ya.,,
kand. tekhn.
nauk. Prinimali uchastiye: UT - , inzh.; KREYTAN,V.G.,
inzh.;
BUADZF,,V.Sb., inzb.,- KOVTPJD p M.D., inzb.; UWVA.L.,
in-zb.j BAD-
ZRAGYAN, V.S.; KLIMOVA, G.D., red. izd-va; ABKW.OVA, VeMe,
tekbne redo
(Instructions for designing and manufacturing large
lightweight slabs
to go between stories of apartment houses and public
buildings] Uka7A-
niia po proektirovaniiu i izgotavlonilu oblegchenrWkh
krupnopanellnykh
mezbduetazbnykh perekr7tii zhilykh i obsbehestvem3ykh
zdanii. MosWap
Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit.i etroit.materialmv
1961. 109 PO
(MM 14:12)
-1. Akademiya stroitallstva i arkhitektury SSSR. :nstitut
stroitellnoy i
ograzhdayusbehikh konstruktsiy. 2. Deystvitellnyy chlen
AkadelDli Stroitel'-
stva i arkhitektury SSSR (for Kuznetsov).
(Precast concrete construction)

NINOLISKIrl V.N.p kand. tekhn. nauk; SPIVAK, N-ya-# kand.
t6khn-
nauk; BAULIN D K inzh BUADZE, V.Shes inzbe;
MWTA;Fj~' tekbn. nauki TZWAKOV, S.I., kand.
tekhn. nauk; USOV, A.L.., inzh.j KOSHKIN, V.G., kand. takhne
nauk; MWVIN, B.L.s inzh.; ERENBURG, A.L* inzh.;
KOCHESHKOV, V.G., itzh.; RUBANENKO, B.R., glav. red.;
ROZANCIV, N.P.., zam. glav. red.; ONMIrEV, I.A., red.;
TUDIN, Ye.Ya., red.; WASONOV, V.N., red.; ISIDOROV, V.V.$
red.; MAKA1tICHEV, V.V... red.; FINKINSMYN, B.A., inzh,
red*;
[Prefabricated floor and ceiling structures) Po3,y I pere-
kr7tiia irsdustriallnoi konstruktsii. Moskva, Gosstroiizdats
1963. 71 p. (MIRA 16:12).
1. Akademiya stroitalletva i arkhitaktury SSSR. TSentra:Llqy
nauchno-iseledovatellskiy i okeperimentallno-proyektmy in-
stitut industriallifth zhi3,vkh i massovykh
kullturno-bogatykb
zdaniy. 2. Hauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut stroitellnoy
fiziki i ograzhdayushchM konstruktsii (for Nikollskiyx
Usov). 3. TSentrallrqy nauchno-iosladovatellskiy i
skaperimen-
tallno-proyektMy institut industriallrqkb zbi3,vkh i masso-
vykh ku-Ilturno-bogatykh zdaniy (for Buad%%,, Baulin,
Spivak.,
Xreytan, loobashkov). 4. VoevoymMy nauobno-issledovatellakly
inatitut novykb stroitellzWkh materiaiov Akademii atroitell-
stva i arkhitekbuT SSSR (for Erenburg).
Moors) (ceilings)

I
BA V I,-., ~., Y I. S.
Lubrikatsiia rel'3ov nbzheleznodorozhnykh krIvykh. ZIubrIcati)n
of rail in rail.-
road curves7. 14oskva, Gos. transp. zhel-dor. izd-vo, 1945. 34
~.Illu---
DIC. TIF-264. B3
SO: SOVM TRANSPORTATION AND CO,1,2,,TNICATION.3. A MMOGRAPHY,
Library of Congress
Reference Department, 114fashington, 1952, ~n~l~-ssified.

BAULT14-Ij iw~.; D'YAKDMV, V.N.p- kiLnd#tekbn.nauk.; USKOVA..
0.H... kand.
j_2__
tekhnonau-k,; SHUR, 79*A.p in-bb*; RMUMOV., A.D., inzh.;
AFA?iASI=,,
L.U,.. inth.1 EVLIWOV,, A.V.,, in2h.
Investigating the macbminism, of rail contact-fatigue damages
(defects 82 arxl 64), V"t,;TSNrl.MPS 21 no*4:27-30 *62. (MIRA
15:6)
(Railmda-Fidl '9--DefoctO

BAULIN,oj.S.r limhei D'IAKONOV. VfjNbj, kand,tokhn.nauk
......
Taproving the qu&Uty of standard make rails ftnufaOtured
from
Martin stool* Truo TSXI*L' MPS no629W66-183 065, (KIPIA
ledo)

KONY*t:,% 6AULIN, ~.S., inzh.
i, sidual stresses In rail heads with contact-fatigue damage.
Vast. TSN11 14PS 23 no.7t43-46 164. (MIRA 1813)

BAULIN, I.S., ;nz~~.; NIKIFOROVA, Ye'.F., inzh.
14!crospectral analysis of the area of the formation
of contact
fatigue defects in rail steel. Vast. TSNII WS 24
no-4358-59
165. (MIRA 3.8s 7)

24(0)j 5(4)j 6(2) PHASE I DWI
EXPLOITATION WV/i2l5

Ymosayusnyy
nauchoo-losledovatellakly Institut
imatrologli imeni

D.I. Nendeleyeva

Referaty nauchno-lasledovatellskikh
rabots abornik No.2 (Scientific

Res*amh
Abstracts; Collection or Articles, Xr
2) Moscow,

3tendartg1s, 1958. 139 p.
2,000 copies printed.

Addirlonal
Sponsoring Agancyt aSSR. Xomitot
standartov, war I

Immarl tel, I ny)ch
priborov.

W.: S. V. Reah*tLnaj Uan.
Zd.s M. A. Kondratly*va.

PURPOSE& These
reports a" Intended for sclentLa4so
reaverimbe".

and engineers engaged in
developing standards, am

~8 for the
various Industries.

COVERAUt The volum*
contains 128 reports on standards or
RO&au--

sent and control. The reports
were prepared by jolentists or

Institute$ of the KmItst standartov.
mer I IsmseritelInykh

priborov prI
Sovete XInletrov 333R (CommaLssion on
Standards,

X&ILDUMS. and Measuring
Instruments under the OUR Council of

Ministers). The participating
Institutes are, VVLIX -

Toesoruznyy
naudwo-issledovatel-skly amtro2agil
jm*nI D.I.

XWA*Itytva (All-Volon
Scientific Research Institute Of Mat.

r'02027 L219"l In Leningrad;
Sverdlovsk bran"

or this Institute.
VXIIX - Vaeaoyuznyy
nauchno-Issledovatellskly

Loatitut
Foalteta standartov, &or I
Immorltollmykh priporov

(All-Umlon
3clentiric Research Institute or the
Commission

On StAndArdle R*&xures* and
Measuring lnstrum~ts), created

from
NOIXIF - Momkovskly gosudaratvennyy
lnstltut ser 1

IxmmrIt*l'nykh priborov
(Nomeow State institute of Measures

end
Xeasurlng Instruments) October 1.
2955; WIIFTRI -

V"Doyutnyy
nauChno-im8ledovateVakly InStitut
fltLko-tekhnl-

ChOskikh I
r&d10tekhnICJ%Qsk1kh lzmerenly
(A12-Unloo Sclentiflo

Re"arah In
:tLtute of Phyalcotechnical and
pAdLe-enginearing

t
16088ur"On ) In MOSCOWS XhODUP -
Xharlkovskljr gosudarstwennyy

InstItut
str I lxm**rItejFnykh priboroy
(hbar-kov State Institute

of Xe&mures
And K*asuring Instruments); and XULM?
- Anvool.

blzskly Xomudarstvenyy
lnat&tut mar I Lzm*r%tol'nrkh prIborov

(Novosibirsk State Institute of
Measures and Measuring Instru-

"%,4).
X0 perSona2ltles are montloned. There
aft no references.

ftew*my Service 50

,Art='Y*va. Y*-V. (VVXIrM). ZSCh-2 wW
LWh-2 Typ* Instruments

rdr-Talasr,42
Comparison of Electric Osc12lAtlon
Frequencies 51

V*ymbzut.-.&V. avid V.K.
BudIn (De*q&s*dj (VNIZN). Automatic

--isavice for
Controll1hif-thW-Froquency Comparator
UnIt of C*ms-

rators 52

(VNIIrM).
Standard ftLqquency Racer (for
Checking

purpooes) for Frequency
Tranendsolon Through a Klgb-powtr
Short-

wave transmaItter 53

Dryszh*v
L*D., A.Ya. Te.t. Orlov
-
ri--
A
ia
h
I
j

mmon
nLng t
e
. Detem
equency
mun or 3-3
-tKhanat
Absorpt.on IAn*x 541

Sardne" and
Strength Requirements (kolInxidy,
Ye.F., Candidate

or Toohnical sciences)

.SAVL _t.S.8 and I.A. Zakharov
(Sverdlovsk Branch or VVIIM).
1
1
1
t:

Ca i
1
2
*

3.1200 78023
sov/33-37-1-23/31
AUTHORS: Sopellnikov, M. D., Baulln, I. V.
TITLE: A Spark Chronoscope for the Oscillographic Reception of
Time Signals
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskly zhurnal, ig6o, Vol 37, Nr 1, pp 151-
155 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The use of Cestim and Ammonlae time standards requires
Increased accuracy In receiving time signals, say with
an error of not more than 0.1 msec. The chief difficulty
is industrial and atmospheric noises. Thus, even when
neon or spark chronoscopes are used for registering radio
signals the errors amount to from, 1-2 msec. The newly
Introduced oscillographic method makes it possible to
estimate visually the shape of' the signals received and
choose the most trustworthy. This method Is used widely
in the Irkutsk Branch of the All-Union Scientific-Re3earch
Institute of Physical and Radlotechnical Measurements
Card 113 (VNIIFTRI) and In the Khar1kov Institute of Me-asures
and

A Spark Chronoscope for the Oscillographic 78023
Reception of Time Signals SOV/33-37-1-23/31
Measuring Instruments (KhGIMZP). The essence of the
method is that signals from a receiver and marks from
an auxiliary device are sent simultaneously Into an
oscillograph. The standard marks are supplli-_d by a
synchronous motor which operates at a frequenc of
~000 Hertz and makes 10 rps. It carries a diX~wlth
four radial slits which transmit light impulses to a
photocell connected with an electronic circuit and an
oscillograpb. This device at the Khar1kov Institute
has reduced the accidental error of time signals from
long-wave stations to not more than 0.5 msec , and the
signals received from short-wave stations were registered
with errors of the order of 0.1 msec. The authors thank
foreman E. M. Klopotovskly, who helped construct the
chronoscope, and assistants of the Irkutsk Laboratory,
L. N. Nadeev and N. A. Tel1pukhovskly, for similar
help. There are 6 figures; and 2 references, both
Card 2/3 Soviet.

A Spark Chronoscope for the Oscillographic 78023
Reception of Time Signals SOV/33-37-1-23/31
ASSOCIATION: Kharikov State Institute of Measures and Measuring
Instruments (Kharlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy institut mer i
izmeritellnykh priborov)
SUBMITTED: June 22, 1959
Card 3/3

BAULIN. L. - -
- - Role o~ regional economic councils in the
development of Soviet
export'. Vnesh. torg. 42 no.5s7-11 162. (MM 15:4)
1.
1. ?WW 'titell nachal,inika. Glavnogo upravleniya
vneshnikh
anoshen y Vaeroasiyakogo soveta narodnogo khozyaystva.
(Russia-Commerce)

Eksperimenta:'noe
isaledovanie aerodinamicheakikh trub. Moskva, 1924.
28 p0j, illus, (TSAGI. Trudy, no. 7)
Sumary in English.
Title tr.: Investigation of wind tunnels.
QA93-1.1465 no. 7
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet
Union, Library of
Congess, 1955.

13.4 (4 k I A)"Iy,
.;gjja*, kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk, starehi.7
propodavatell; YZRMV,B.,
----Wepodavatell; POSTNMV. N., propedavatelf; EMEM, K..
prepoda-
vatelf.
Aiding young automobile workers. "Automobile
constraction." V.I.Ano-
k1hin. Reviewed by M.Baulin, B.Mrshov, N.Postnikov,
MoKoteneTe Avt.
transp,32 no,,11:40-41 N 154, (MLRA 8:3)
(Automobiles-Design and construction)(AnoWn, V.1e)

BAULINS No: SXVMTSOVI Pe
__.-.2 01,
Test bed with an asynchronoUN electric motor*
AvtetrannP. 34 no.2:
23 7 156. (Automobiles-Testing) (KWA 9: 7)

BOLIN, V.; PANOV, S.
Approximate solution of operational transportation
problems. Avt.
transp. 41 no.10:34-37 0 163o (MIRA 16:10)
1. Moskovskiy avtomobillno-dorozhnyy institut.

BAULTIll V.;
Using mathematical methNfi wrid cla-~4.r.-,rjjc
i~ompUters in planning
oxygen transportatione Av*L, trf.L,51), 42 no*609-42
JaIS4
(WRA 17:7)
1. Moskovskly axeomobJltrj(j--e,~r(-,,-kn.,~27
Ln.-Altut (fr,!- bAulln).
2. laboratarlya Glavnogo uFravleniya
mobillnogc, trtuisporta MokovrlA-,,g!l
j,,-,rniski)g,) Sov,.A,t dapututov
trudyashoh.Lwhaya (for

AIRAPIUOT. Iasarl Davydovich; BAWLINs T.A., red*;
BIRLICHIXOTA, Tu.S., tekhxL.
red.
(Medical treatmat and rest In sanatorium and resorts]
Sanatorno-
karortnoo Ischenle, I otdA&, Moskva, G?s, Ind-vo nod.
lit-ry,
1956. 49 pe' (x= nflo)
(MUT MM=Sg WAMUNG PIAGIS, ATO.)

SHMI # Tom Alek"rowns; BAULINj. VA., redaktor;
OLICRIKOWA, U.S.,
teidiaicbeekly
(Samatorlums of Moscow Irrovinael ZdLravaitay
Moskovskoy ablant.
Noskva, Gose l%d-vo sod. lit-ry. 1956. 80 p. OM 9:7)
(NOBCOW PROYnON-WATORIM)

IRTITSXIT. lonstantin Ivanovich; BAULIN. V.A.,
redaktor; SUDAK. D.M..
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Safety measures and fire prevention in public eating
enterprises]
Tekhnika bezopasnosti i protivopozharnaia tekhaika v
prodpitatiiakh
obehabsetvennogo pitaniia. Xoskva, Goo. izd-vo
torgovoi lit-ry,
1956. 105 p. (MIRA 9: 11)
(Restaurants. lunchrooms, ete.-Safety measures)
(Pires and fire prevention)

ANISIMOV. G.T.; RWMIN, Ih.S.; SEDIN. I.S.; RAULIN.
V.A.. redaktor;
MORiSH. D.W.. takhnicheekly redaktor
[Safet measures in public eating establishments; a
practical
manuali TekhnIkm bexopasuosti v prodpritatilakh
obehobastvonnogo
pitanlia; prekticheakoe posoble, Moskva, Go@.
Izd-vo torgovol
lit-ry. 1956. 131 p (MjjtA 10:2)
(PAstaurants: lunchrooms. ato. - Safety measures)

iWV4 17 Af
SNIIATOV, Igor' OrtgOrty9vich; RAULIN, V.A.. red.;
SABITOV, A., tekhn.red.
[Sanitary engineering in public.catering enterprises]
Sanitarvato
tekbatka v prodpritatitakh obehabsetvannogo pitaniia.
Moskva,
Goo, Izd-Yo torg. lit-ry. See'. 3. Dold and hot vater
sikoply,
sewer system; a textbook] Snabsbanie kholodnol i
gorischei vodoi.
kenalizataiia; ucbebnoe posobie. 19.57. 97 p. (MIRA
11:5)
(Restaurants, lunchrooms, bto,.-Sanitation)

'SKIT, Georgiy Tesillyevich; XANTCROVICH. V.I., "to. red.;
RAP~UK.A.-,-red,; XMISH, D.N,g tekhn.red.
[Installation of cowercial technical equipment] Xontash
torgovo-takbnologichookogo oboradovanlia. Moskva,, Gon,izd-vo
torg.lit-x7, 1960. 247 p. (xiHA 14.-))
(Retail Vrade-lquipment and supplies) i

LIVIN, S.Z.; DnM. I-S-; prinimali ucbaatiye:; D34BO, A.I., mladehly
nauchnyy notrudnik; XUdINS111, i-I., mladehfy nant-hnyy sotrudnik;
EUCHUSKATP., Z-Ts., mladshly wachiWy notradnik-, KBZHMVSUTA~ Z-T*-,,
Aladshly nanchzWy motrudnik;-4AIWa.~- -, insh.; WTYSHOVA, V-X.,
inzh.; MIRUCHSTA, R.D., :Lnzh.; DRASKWA, I.Te., Inzh.
Production of motor fuels and chemical products from Baltic shale
ta,.re by the destrmetive hydrogezvLtion method. Trudy VNIN
no.9-.65-90
160. (MIRA 33:3.1)
(Motor fuels) (Olls shales)

IYZIKOVICH9 Ida Illiniobna;,!AULI1~1 .; BRODSKIY, M.P.,
te3cbn.
red.
(Accounting in public dining rooms] Bukhgalterskii uchat
Y_predpriia,
tiiakh obabobestvennogo, pitaniia. Izd.2.., perer. i
dop. Moswa"
Goo. izd-vo torg. lit--ryp 1961, 210 p. (MIRA :L4-. 10)
(RestaurantBp lunchroomap eta.-Accounting)

VYSHEI,ESSKIY, A.N., prof.; CHUKAYEV, D.S., prof.;
K%1XWV, N.S., prof.;
SENATOVP I.G,, dots.; RYABOV, V.I.; NEUGODOV, Ye.V.;
GOROZILANKIN,
M.G.; GAN, M.B., dots.,kand. tekhn. nauki
ret96nzent;.RAYSMO
I,D*, dotsep retsenzent; LIKHAREVAp W.V., kand. telft.
nauk, re-
tsenzent; SHCHEGWV, V.P., kand. tekhn. naukj,
retsenzent;
RUD%MK311, F.I.,, inzh.., retsenzent; BAULDI) V.A...
red.; BLIKINA,
E.M., tekhn. red.
[Equipment of public food service establishments;
electrical, re-
frigerating, and sanitary equilment) Oborudovanie
predpriiatii ob-
shchostvennogo pitaniia; elektricheskoe, kholodillnoe
i sanitarno-
tekbnicheskoe oborudovanie. Nookvaj Goo.izd-vo torg,
lit-ry
19 61. "? 0 0, (MIRA 15:31
(Restaurants, lunchrooms., etc.-Equipment and supplies)

LMTSKIY, Konstantin Ivanovicb; ELA~LIN.,_Y_k_y 1?4.;
_Gnmov' A.S.,
teklm, red *
(Safety engineering and fire prevention techniques
in public
food service enterprises]Tekhnilca bezopasnosti i
protivo-
pozharnaia tekhnilm v predpriiatiiakh
obshchestvennogo pita-
niia. Izd.2,,, parer. i dop. Moskvaj Gostorgizdat,
1962. 157 p.
WMA 3-5:9)
(Restaurants, lunchroomst etc,-Safety measures)
(Food industry-Fires and fire prevention)

- - BAULIN, V. A.
Now developments In the organization of the chief
mechanical
work. Blek. i, tepl. tiaga 6 no.995-7 S 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Nachallnik depo Inskaya, Zapadno-Sibirekoy
dorogi.
(Railroads-Amployees)

IZVINp S.Z.j DIRM, 14.; KUCHINSKIY, V.N.;
Priniveli uchastiye:
HOIZ)AVSKIY., B.L.,- KUCHINSKAU,, Z.Ye.,- BAULIN)
V.A.;
ZISELISON,, Kh.L.; TUKAYp O.P. -
Synthesis of dicyclahoxylamine nitrites an
inhibitor of
the atmospheric corrosion of metals. Xhim,prom,
no.9s566-570
Ag 162. MIRA 1539)
(Cycloboxylamine) (Metals-Corrosion)

BAUM$ V. A.
Work oonditions have been.lore"d and industrial
tramatism
is in sharp doolim. Elek. ~/tepl. tiaga 7 j5o#1011-3
0 163o
(MIRA 3.6t21)
I. Naohallnik depo Inskaya Zapadno-Sibirakoy dorogi,

BAULIN, Vo L
"On the Indeterminate Equation x3/ y3 ~ Az3 = 3Bvs.9 Cand
nwo-Hath
Scip Leningrad State Pedagogical Inst, Uningrad. 1953.
(R&ftt, Jail 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended
at USM Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SOZZ Sm- No. 556p 24 Jun 55

BAULIN I V.V.
Connection between the wa=ing Of the climate and basic
characteristic#
of "eke frozen over a long period, as examplif ied in
Western Siberia.
Nauch.doklevyaoshkoly; goole-geog, nauki no*2.169-174 158,
(MIRA 12;2)
1. Moskovskiy -universitat . geologiches)ciy f akul'tet,
kaf edra. mersloto-
vedentya,
(Siberia,p Western-Frozen ground)
(climatology)

,,,BAULIN, V.V.
&;&kaxy-of "tho dovolopment of peronnially frozen rocks in the
northern part of the Wa3t Si",rign Lowland. Vest. Hook. un. Ser.
b1ol.. vochv.. geol., geog. 13 no. 1:163-171 158. (MIRA 11:7)
1. ffoskovskiy gosudarstvanTWy universitat, Eafedra warzlotovedeniye.
(Siberia. Weetarn-Prozen ground)