SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YAKHONTOV, L.N. - YAKHONTOV, V.V.

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50) SOV/79-29-4-35/77
AUTHORS: Yakhontov., L. N., Rubtsov, M. V.
TITLE; Synthesis of the Derivatives of Py-N-benzyltetrahydronorkarmine-
3-carboxyli-c Acid (Sintez proizvodnykh Py-N-benziltetra-
gidronorgarmin-3-karbonovoy kisloty)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 4, pp 1201-1206 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The esters and amiaes of the-'above acid are of importance as
intermediate products for the synthesis of reserpine analogues;
howeverf no description has as yet been given'because of the
difficulties encountered in preparing them (except in referencel)
The general method developed by the authors at an earlier date
for the reduction of "garminell derivatives by means of sodium
boron hydride resulting iri~the Py-tetrahydrogarmine derivatives
rendered possible the preparation of the ethyl ester (XII) and
N--methylanilide (X) of Py-N-benzyltetrahydronorgarmine-3-
, starting from Py-N-chlorobenzylate of
carboxylic acid (Scheme)
,
norgamine-3-carboxylic acid (VII) or its betaine (VI) via the
ethyl ester,(XI) and N-methylanilide (VIII). Because of-the dif-
ficiilties encountered the'previous synthesis of the above chloro-
Card 1 benzylate (Ref was replaced by the following method:-Com-

SOY/79-29-4-35/77
Synthesis of the Derivatives,of Py-N-benzyltetrahydronorgarmine-3-carboxylic
Acid
pound (IV)-was obtained from'garmine (1) by two alternative
methods; either garmine was changed into (III) by reao~ion with-
benzaldehyde, and (III) was heated for 13 hours at 160 with
benzylehloride in a.berizyl-alcohol medium; or, in the second
process, "garminell was transformed, with benzyl chloride, into
compound (II) wld~h was slightly*heated with benzaldehyde in the
presence of pyridine. The quantities of the Py-N-chlorobenzylate
of 3-styrylnorgarmine obtained amounted to 46 and 58-0, respec-
tively (details in the experimental part). During the oxidation
of the Py-N-chlorobanzylate of 3-styrylnorgarmine with potassium
permanganate the betaine of Py-N-benzylnorgarmine-3-carboxyl:Cn,
acid forms. It was suggested generally to synthesize the amides
of norgarmine-3-carboxylic acid by ths reaction with amines'
and phosphorus oxychloride at 160-170 . There are 3 references,
2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy khimiko-farmateevtioheakiy
institut imeni S-Ordzhoniiidze (All-Union Scientific Chemico-
pharmaceutical Research I oni,kidze)
Card 2//t natitute imeni S. Ordzh

50)

A RubtBOV# It. V. SO -49-7-51/871
Y 7/79
TITLEt Amiroaoids of the quinuolidine Series
(Aminokisloty ryada khinuklidina)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal obshohoy~khimiiv 1959, Vol 29, Nr 7t pp 23,[3-2348 (LiSS11)
ABSTRACT: No data on the synthesis and biological activity of the above-
mentioned acids is given in publications. The following amino
acids were synthesized in this investigation: o~,-Aminomethyl-
(quinualidyl-2)-propionio acid (III)p fl _(quinuclidyl-2)-
l
-aminopropionio acid (VII), and 3-ami-noquinucl!idine-2-carboxyli-,
fl
acid (XII). (I) was used as an initial compound for the
preparation of (III)(Ref 2)(Scheme 1). The Knoevenagel conden-
sation of the aldehyde.(I) gave (II) in quantitative yield. The
hydrogenation of the double bond and the cyano group in (II)
was effected with the Pt catalyst according to Adams and was a
one-step reaction. The obtained esters of acid (III) was
saponified without previous isolation. (IV) was used for the
preparation of (VII)(Sch-me 2). The Claisen condensation of(rf)
with ethyl acetate (Ref 3) gave the sodium derivative
[enol fo.-m(V)] . (V) dissolved in water only within 24 hours,
Card 1/2 yielding the sodium salt of P-(quinuclidyl-2)- ketopropionic

Aminoacids of the Quinuclidine Series SOV/79-29-7-51/05
acid-aftor hydrolysis. The oxime (VI) of this keto acid was
prepared by the reaction uf the sodlum salt of the acid with an
equimolar amount of hydroxylamine hydrochloride in absolute
alcohol. (VI) was converted to (VII) by the Adams reduction.
The synthesis.of (XII) was carrie-d out as shown in scheme 3-
. Against all expectations only one diastereo-isomer of eaoh of
the three aminoacids synthesized was obtained, instead of the
three theoretically possible isomers. There are 4 references,
2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-f4rmatsevtiches-
kiy institut imeni S. Ordzhonil~idze (All-Union Scientific
Chemico-pharmaceutical Research Institute~ imeni S. Ordzhonikidze)
SUBMITTED: May 15, 1958

Card 2/2

RUBTSOV, M.V.; MIKHLINA% Ye.Te.; TAKHOHWV, L.M.
Chemistry of quinuclidine derivatives. Uspokhime 29
no.1:74-105 Ja 1600 (MIU 13: 6)
1. Veasoyuznyy,naucbno-issledovatelieldy khimiko-farmaiBevti-
cheakiy institut imeni Sa Ord2honikidme.
Nainuclidihe)

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88"
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SOV/179-30-2---/7P
AUTMRS: Yakhontov a s t'a C
M, anova,.L. I., Rubtsov, m. V.
TITIiE: Synthesi., of 5-Sjbctj,tj ted Quillolidine-2-Carboxyl ic
Acid Rased or) 2,4-Luti(tine
PERD)DICA.L,: 1960, voj
30, Nr 2,
lip (US",Z)
BSTRACT: nuc I id ine -2 -
quIr carboxylic aclrl war;
pl-epared. Of)
COOCH
U I
Ca .1 1 /S

'17882 SOV/79-30-2-,33/78
S.tarting,material Obtained- Yield mp

product In

liPechnical 2)4-lutidine 24.85
57.5-58.5
+
t+ 1120
+ 56.5 57.5-58.5
F HNO

i17 Ij -pyr.1 dinedic arboxylic ac i(j ix 89.7
224-226

j+ HC I i ena'
hydvofr, U-Ion over PQ
[dimethyl ester of 2, it - py r id i 111 84 111,1-152
medicarboxylic acid i- HC1 +
methanol + Hydrogenation
over Pt
~corresponding 2,1 -Drof
.5 - Juc t 100 109.5-200
4as obtained in lGhe same
'a a y
(C -it
ot -1 on Card 4/ Card 3/6-

corit'd) 7'-(882 sOv/(9-30-2-33/"(,S
Yleld mP
Obtained
p
L n rf rznatt3
t
d

n
%
uc
p ro ,

;,III + rriel-hyl broinoac e t at e +
IV 56.2 bo 1.57

+ K C03
2 0 .5 mm pr

20
n 1 4717

anhydrouz methanol + K + Vi 61.2 bp 113-114
0 .5 'Tun Pr
+ IV 20
n 4848
D
, V 89.7 26o. (dec)
0 VI -F

-banol + sodiuTn
diethylaminoeil 32.8, bp 162-165

+ V
efl-hoxide 2 .5 inni pr
20
- 1.11830
D
C ard (Cont'd on C a rd 5/(5T

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5
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ppoRuct In 1%
anIlyd rou... TUC tl um ol I V,~ L I I C) 0 bn .1.3,510.3 min
I- hydrogemation ovet, [11, 20
riD 1.5042
VIT + acetic anhy(II-Ido Vill' 1~0. 6 bp 120/3 mm
-o i,e vo )
The t c ,.11, 0 91 16 e", loviet, erman, 3 U,S.,
3
1. U. K. Pvctwh. T I I c If IJ,S. a u
n(I K. ref'erences are:
1~. 1j. St nba(-h, Kai-er,
er
Am. Cl,vam,
Soc ., "(4, 2215 (1()"2); G. R. Clemco,
1'. M0t;C!. LICC, A'. Ch~'Tfl. 0 1989 (1937); T. 0.
A:t,.;., ~3, '225 r44 41
i'~SSOCIATION:I I Chemical-
Phat,maccutic-al In.,;tituto (V,,.,e-oyuznyy nauchno-
inoti-tut
imeni OIL -1zhol,11kidy,6)
SUP~MITTED: Feb?,uavy 2' 1 c) '5 c
(,a

YAKHONMY, L.N.; RUBTSOV, M.Y.
SYnthesis of 3(4 -dietbylaiainoothyl)4-mothylpyridine. Zhur.ob.
khim. 30 no-5:1507-1515 IT 160. (MIa 13:5)
1. ViiesoyuzrWy nauchno-isoledovatoliskiy khimiko-farmatoovtichookiy
institut imeni S.Orazbonikidse.
(P~rridinq)
k PWM

YAKHONTOlf KRASNOKUTSKAYA, D.M.; RUBTSOV~ M.V.
~3ynllesis and some conversions of 1-phenyl-l-oxy-2-methoxy-
methylayclohexane. Zhur.ob.khim. 31 no.10.-3190-3197 0 161.
WIRA 14: 10)
1. I'sesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy kbimi -farmatsevticheskiy
instlitut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze.
(Benzene)

IQWNOKUTSKAyA. Djj,,~
YATSERY.01
Synthesis of subst-it'ite-i 4,,(g -~diethylaminc-c,(,-mthylbutylamim)
m,78216(~-.-2177 JlL 962.
(111MA 15,17)
91,
Vse$OYaznYY naUchnO-Issledovatellakiy khimikO-farmat-sevtir-he. jy
institut im8rd S-QrAzhonlldd,,,s.

YAKHONTOV, L~ - 11;
:,-*0r*danic Chemistry.
~".Dissertation: "Investigation of*,tbe Series of Derivatives of Quinu-
clidins.0 Cand Ch4m Scl.,A.11-Uhion lei Res Chemicopharmaceutical
~Inst imeni Sergo Ordzhonikidze (UNIKhFI), 18 Mar 54 (Vechernyaya,
Moskva
Poscow, 8 Mar
SO: SUM:1213, 20 Sept 1954

YAKHOTITOV, L.N.; URITSKAYA, M.Ya.; RUBTSOV, M.V.
Derivatives of 7-azaindoles Part 6: Synthesis of
4-methyl-7-azaindole and its 6--chloro, 6-ioclo,.and
6-methoxy derivatives. Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no. 5,11,49-1455
My 164.-
Derivatives of 7-azaindole. Part 7% behydrogenatlon of
indoline and 7-azaindoline derivatives with sodiun in
liquid ammonia. Ibid.:1456-1458 WIRA 17:7)
1. Vsosoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy
institut Imeni S.Ordzhonikidze.

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RUBTSOV, M.V.; YAKHONTOV, L.N.; KRASNOKUTSKAYA, D.M.
Synthesis and nomo transformations of 1-(pyridyl-21-methyl)
-1-hydroxy-2-mothoxymethyleyclotioxane. Zhur. A. kh1m. 34
no.8:2610-2617 Ag 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy
institut im. S. Ordzhonikidze.

TAKHONTOV, L.N.; URlTSKAYA, M.Ya.; RUBTSOV, M.V.
Derivatives of 7-azaindole. Parts 14-16. Zhar. org. khim. 1
no.11:2029-201,6 N 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-isslodavatellbkiy khimiko-farmatsevtlcheakly
institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze. Submitted July 20, 1964.

M.V.; YABNOPTOV, L.N.; MIBLINA, Ye.Ye.
Hofmarm degradation of 114-bispentam-ethylene piperazinium
dichlcride by means of a methanol solution of caustic potash.
Zhur. ob. khim. 35 no-4:621 Ap 165.
(MIRA !8!5)
1. Vsesoyuzny7 nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-farmatsevti-
cheskiy institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze.

blol. vauk) YArl"ITOV, L,r;o,,I-ur4. Yhino raWc
prepamtims.. Zhur. VKHO 10 noo 6*636-629 065
(VI-,I?A 1911)

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o/66/-16q/oO2/03611/01364__
Yakhontov, L. No*; Pronina, Ye..V.,, Rubtsov, M. V.; Kazanskiy~ B. A.
K
(AcademileM)
ORG:. All-Union Chemical and Pharamceutical.Scientific Research Institlute
:-(Vsesoyuzn ' nauchno.-isoledovatellskiy khimikp-famatseyticheakiy institut im.
YY
So Ordzhonikidze)
Anomalous course of the FLacher reaction
TITLE.
SOURCE:* ANISSSR. toklady, v. 169, no. 2, 1966, 361-364
TOPIC TAGS: benzpyr:Ldoastriazone Fischer reaction CII&IO Col
CYel- aVCr,1A'0 N C.
ABSTRACT:
It was found that'in boiling HC1, the reaction of Is with cyclohexanone,
-formed IIa) also yielded,(36'6%, based on
n addition to the normally
jcyclohexanone).'the ed tricyclic
.1ireviously.unreport =6pound IIIa, mp
.;77--78*C, i.e., under dertain 'conditions -.the Fischer reaction proceeds
-,.ianomalously. The cyclization proceeds.,via a,partial hydrolysis of Is
Ccwd upes 54T.8T3

, K
W"

YAKHONTOV, X.Ye. (g. Gor'kiy, ul. Lyadova, d-51, kv- 11)
Experience with the implantation of radiovobalt in the treatment of
cancer of the lower lip. Vop.onk. 5 no-3:376-379 '59. (NERA 12~. 12)
1. Iz Gorkovskogo oblastnogo onkologichookogo dispausera (glavnyy
vrach - zaaluzhenW vrach.RSFSR T.V. Favlova, -nauchnyy rukovoditell
prof, A.I. Kozhevnikov) i kafedry routgenoloGii i radiologii (zav. -
dots. Y.F. Sigachev) Gorlkovskogo meditainakogo instituta im. S.M.
Kirove, (dir. - dote'. N.N. Mizinov).
(COBAWY radioactive,
ther.' of cancer of lip, implantation (Ras))
(LIPS, neoplasms,
ther., radiocoballb, implantation (fte))

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YAKHONTOVq S.A., kand.tokhn.nauk
Boundary layer on a rough surface. Izv. vys. ucheb. zave; energ,
6 no.7~8~-88 J1 163. (MRA 16:8)
1. Moskavskiy ordena Lenina energeticheskiy institut. Predstavlena
kafedroy gidravliki.
(Fluid dynamics)

YAKIIONTOV V..q prof. (Taahkonk); YFREMENKOp To (Tashkant~; BWOLYUBOVAp A.
(Tilshkent)
Entomophages of the apple and cherry ormine mothd flyponomeuta
malinallus L. and Hyponameulma padelluso Zashcho rast. ot vred,
iboI6.10 no.8253-54 165. (MWI 18111)

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YAKHONTOV
Passage of aquatic game birds in the middle course of the Kolrma
River [with summary in English]. Zool.zhur. 36 no.3:462-464 Mr 157.
(MLRA 10:5)
1.Zyry-,%nskiy krayevedcheskiy muzey Yakutskoy ASSR.
(Kolymn-Valley-water birds)

TI ELF: A. useful-Dook
-q8,,4-jn,-,r Ot vra~~il-alqy bolezney, no. 1965, 60
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ins Jim of wt.: at IV)% KiCil)j, (), 4""" E
0 ip all. VAIM of lie licid., Immediately fill liame."Jon anti after 101. Wit. 021 my.. lireli'l,le 1). Wit 0.251, 0.515 g./sq. m./hr.
3U min. (1) In tile "es IICLMI, AcOll, PrIC0011, At 15* unit aL M", in
.00

i. ItuC0011, the E's follow the order of tht. rJectruchems.
,
f C
d
W
h
i C001 I-Cillel 6-Cool 1, lite I(m of wt. of Ile ill:"-. 0.150,
7011
e
2 1
1%
m
h
i
548
an
l 0
79U
0
4
0
W
**
i s
it
atoms, E ten
"es of the tlictid
~s.
ris
ng no. o .
.
.
.
-
-
t
.
.
g.
-
q.
,
./
,
, a

to become 4atnewhat ttobler. e.x. So. F. Idnal) - &r., I.
the order of reacilrities wit the two higher acubs is re-
1
=00
413, 418.246 my.. top., lite change of A In 30 min. fit. IN)
versed. The same is found with P4' 0,012, I.X. , 2. . .
9
dicatest in molt cases increased reaction between the metal and 11.062, 3XYJ0, 3.2?0. As with Ile, addex. of KtCK). ce 0
00 lend ill#- &rill. particularly in 11420011, e.g. Al, E - 694 to (C0011), raises E of I'll at all times, well allove lite E' '00
718mv.; however.1 lie oljWxite change occut sin individual CStAblillic(I ill lite two higher 2Cid%; C121UPIC, KtCl()%

00- CIM111C.9 I
.. fluinlicooll,E -541-SWitev.; inAcOll,
ZAIded 0, b. 10%, Mand IM min., h - IKI, 6PS. f45 atilt zoo
00 M7 - ?Wit, At fit AcUff, 710 - US; See in NC0011,
dibasic acid s
ries C0011
1
to ) In th
413 si
01 450, 021, Ill I city. This Is -lite to goin. of tim- proset,tive
I'b(CA)
lois
With Sir
layer in tire tome of the me[
K
00 ~
e
c
-
ty.
,
CMIII C001-1.0h.C00111 C00H.Cilleflet.cooll, the .
j-
j
,
olwt.iqtijax,iiiC()O)I.Cllt.COOII, MYrt"11MM"re-

A owi tile order (if tile clectrocht"I. teriest (N.904); mentle in byllroxy atids. Sit Ila% approx. I lir %&lite E u-i Ile
AA while E11111.01l'ith IliCtVaNiIII IM, ill C 41nilh: Ile 1.4 An el- lit mAr ni-bl: lit 1). 1 N larlarle ovid, Sn 14 illitbily 4noilie
lko.~ IF "jithm. will% P. 0inal) - 110), MO. FA2 ister.. rt~p. lit. lie lie (titter Mitilis,. SnIM1. Ile NUI mer.). ThMitryerwil 'go 0
(C0010&, IN? rearlivity of Ile ticcrruses simieverhat fit it) in lactic atilt (Sri 'aM, Fe Mll) atid its vittle .ariA fSo 513,
i
h
min. (E - 5V ~ 521)) while that of At increaries (E
fM - 7'-'J tuv,). The behavior of Fe in (COOH), is c ac
lo. Fe Atilt At hAve
In liketic. tartaric atilt tuAl
very cime E; in citric acid, At #We, Fe 573 my. In most
evidently linked with the formation ill an Inini. iffolective hydroxy acid-.;, corriNon of At tends to dirininish with time;

0C. %41l film; ivUln. (if KsC,04 whkh forinse the siol. mnplcx
*Fe(Ct0j, irsultes in incereavil B throuxisulit a perind of this 6 rever%ed with Cis, 111) anti, lit a leiwr depec, with
St. N. Thou
III
IF.l,i,LPrKAL LiTtOATLOL' riASSJFtCAJJr~
-0 -
0 ue 0
,
u _!
IS AT K) 1U' AA I S a pw 0 Pf le I A( jW 111 A) I
1
1 go 0
a IT I? 'v At 9 it IT $1 K IT It 11 a AD n 3 14

4
0
IST
0 1
0 00.0 0 111 orol 0
*
o
0 * e 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 a 0 00 000 00 0
.
1

1 0
4 006
*
0 0 000 00
f 0
0 0 0 0 111* 00 00 0 0 &
0 a
01
00 00 0i

0 a 0 4 0
06
-0-0 -0 6-0-01 -0-00-00000-0*060
0
ll,
A
oil o
00 kPoicullultiss of reactions a samal organk ACM, Wi6
00 Mows. V. 1~. yak*mtqv~ (Lertlagroi firdru-
0 o.,trictrord. Inst.). 1 '.00
(1947)(to Rusgan); cf. C.A. 41, 442k; 42, 4d7b.-
AD hnatic carboxylic scids react with coutracia metab ;_09
UuTer certain cauditiolls to give aldehydes. which act as Pyr 33-.'~ mir., 71l't arid x.tvr 3L5 aig.. And )ayv; &Cill 1-00
00 thus At the cathotlic grgicol of thit. metal 2 Pvr-II-5laK:. its Dolan 19-1111t, vo.111 alolio-.4 HOW fmill I
-r., 211 4, YA -o, HgO anti 211 + tally with twill 01 vt'fY hill I villit-li, AH III trtact. nunj 1~66
go trociesses take plat
Ylifortloi,lY Will, N19, giving Atill at all at 1, 1 4 00
00 !1 !o HCOJI - HCHO f 110. At how coilcu. tile IbI llr%KV" AcOll gavrit:l-ll Ing, MI I,, I Ili.; 711'~ Ao-(III g.,vr
has SMIrt itigilifiCAllir, at higher C0110111, IIW 20141 rructiml ins, Aell It 2.1 nou. Zo alvj givrt Aril fail it-m-Iii livs 00
fat Offoroulil Iliall NIK, MI It foillood al lexpal 141till, ill
go The Mi, all[ Action ijof afflobatle Add%
IlIVIA11, Ill iollItC Of 111VIt flow lli%MK:11, Olnilt.. It M-0101114A bdich AN11 convan, While al liliv. fix, nI, Ill.-, AcOllf t,* 0
ur Ili fill, 4 *err gavit Ill Ing. Atill, A,
The billowing "Ittalk -011 gave, Pri; Ills. sltrl
.1%rd: -wrl lo.1511; C. Mll, 0.05l;- So anti 0.1)1"; reactit with Acoll tum-ft snorr I,pwIv. Ilpl 4)lllv, a, .00
1% aluminum Fe, 0.141~ Si. "Jul"tv Cu), lead coacn.. will, hratillit. 1% there a jim. to( At-if
(11.01.~- PC, CU, formed. Job reacts with AcOil giving Acif at rt.orni =9 0
Ili, ().IRIC; Part Zn
0 O~z and Mx, anti 10.9c*; Co. The ucids werr ftc:thly recmtd. - temp. at allovu .561". Acoll concri. Cu and j%t,jijjI,-,,% sleel roe
10 Lila not give aftichytIvs with either 11COM or AcOll.
and (Elold. IICfM1 at all conenio.. 1";'
gwr,i lICIIO ill fc.irtitin with Nfic fill 25 min. Its) mi. IICHO "us dclected (in treatment of Mir or arnalicamattA
0 0 :4 1. 11C(MI gellfrated -j Ills. IICII()). ji!
Zinc al_ Al with inalic arid. while strel. Zn. Al. anil plo fajhll to 12i go 0
lg~~X gives IICI 10 torillk I WWI In all fautens" flat tracts IV- I give altichl-dus. AN "ll-I mal.-ic acid 1144.111,
; villormi,oly than Nis (149) tul. of 41r;t acid gave Ili 1.5 hrm , also gave delectable amlt. ofaldrhyele; this reacti,ta pi- ::0 0
ins. IICIIO*. tyl, ;; avid Kaye 3.6 mg. at rucom trinp.. Ceeded wilb evolution "t If. G. M.
I i healing on stralo luth gave Z2-'_1%1l mK, under tile Value
At anti fit, lIC(hII -to not give IICltO at
room temp., lint hinating coact]. acid with Al givin; dr-~
SO ~,o o
:; fectable anti. (4 HOW. Steel gives IICIIO with IICOAI
i
i unly at high *61 citorn. on heat ingL - 6-ginning with Wl-;,
acid; thu) at IM, ill 71 tits, Acid gave 19.3
aVC 3,1,p og,r tUl",, still
acid gave ,J.#1 Ing., Mji,*; arill It
Ls!(Oool"C CLASUPIC01,co, clog
AS-11L. -1lAtL1PGKAL
M 1 too
An A It N 4 Vt 14 7 til 0 2
0 U rl AV to Al' So% ola"11
ro 1. a, At J, J, g[ if It tf it & Ka, n
so o go 91
0 00 0 0 0 0 * 0 Or: * as a 11111111141111 0 0 0 Goo
00 0 .00 00 0 0 00 0 o so * 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 00 0 00 0

0-0000 fee*** 0 60 6410.0
A V L t- J. 0' 00 'L J-k k 4 14 r '1 0
00 0 0
0 Solution of c4lb-00"'Okid fatly At a. 1) Vajb4l. 1451 4WIrUIR-4, POW$ Ohl Sh a non J."V
t ou U 0.~'W *-I,
toy, 1ANP. lwkkd. IMM. I AF Ohm irk rruws, The fit -onfer rrxcti*r:-rAtc toam,. Cisicd. -00
efued Chc
7500YO-Ratts of Wn. Or steo (C 0.15, Met 0,26, If Iwr wj- in, surface area, W hr., (torn the mornentar)
0.0618i 01011 11 0.0M , In slimts of 20 sq. cm. total area, wild the Mud Iowi of wt. of the ""I fLht*t. 6. In still " . I",
bY wins, of Motif. cOll, FtCOJI. FrMlf, stud no. AcOll at Mo. k - 3.0t; In 6, 41), and M7" IICWI k - "s 0
SO: "I r awaris I h,
*9 CNIJI11mi.pertaf.cm. metal), are given in s./sq. mjIur, 4.5'. 5,01, and 5XV, with a tendency to rise t
Sol. :11 At 18 , in 0.1 N acid, V Is slow, deareases with Incre.Was eild of thr trart6n. N. Thtin 0011
:JI! I no. of C atoms, and sboors no proportionality with the
JjS~Socn. ConSt. OIL the add. Acceleration of v with in-
"j:aSingLconcn. of the add begins only at about 401"
for
JlCWI, and &)% for AcOll. The cffwt of itLih;g i,
41 great" at lower concias. In MOJI, the ineirewe of r
with the coucts, is almost linear, or even &Nbdy conrAve
k1
to the x
xis of corica., In contrast to JlC0Jl and AcOll.
Tbe'drop method gives very nearly the same curve fur -:9 &
000 AL,011 a.-F the still-imentnion method, empt at lowest
16 acid m"kbim. where the drop method gives lower lo&u-*.
M-tns. otrat 18,30,40,and 75-inOAN HC0,11.AcOll,
0 rtcoa~ Prami. and BuCO.H indkiste that ' '-) 00
7 is Pet-
dominantly dctd. by the rate of diffusicon of the iscid to the
00 !Wee
surface of the metal, at high contras. of HCC '4
4N , I. I.-.
deld. by the rate of the them. reaction at therattalsudace,
9 diffu%6OL Playing a *ubordinate role, but diffuslosa remaim '00
'the ratedelt. Process In "A. In ACol, &t both low Unit
filth covem., Wit. of Fe In cior". HCOllij In the roW,
produces, vxne 11010; 11010 also is formed an heating
-)all of medium coacus. but tw below
611 be%.) in IIC(
!-I Wfj'o. With Fe powder, about 1.5 tizan moire HCHO
was forated than with sheet, and in a shorter time. Pm-
eaccof)[CilOinilCOtHewdentesida.afFe. HCOH
.13.5,4117 Wit
d6oolv6 p Cr stcels, that are Or esistant to otid g
aciili. - Smut Ac I I wax detected In the win. of C steel 7j
Wra AcOll . LAt 14'. in I I in 71% AcCOH. v dt- L.--------.--,- IDS
It Log
An L S PW 0 10 0 1 N 64 'j J3 0
.ia'sill '0 111i
Or it it Wit
S 0 ale * 000 0 & 0 0 9 0 0 00 0 4F 0
is 0 ale 0 0
*'q 0 a 0 0 $00 6 C 9 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 *:~2

the 7 c i4s g ik
Kinetica m Reacti-ms of Metals with Organic 1, t, 1 5 born
S,ta:tey po obs-hchq,,.khimii (Collection of Papers on General ChemistryT, Vol II,
Moscow-Leningrad, 1953, pig es 1680-1686.
Leningrad Hydrometeorolopical Inst

YAMPT 71 11. D.
Kinetics of the 'Reactions of Metals %ith Or(~anic Acids 11, q-,re !165, Sborn4k
Sta.tey o bbahchO7 khimii (Collection of Papers on General Chemistr,7), 701 11,
Moscow2oningrad, 1953, pages 1680-1686.
Leiiingrad Hydrometeorological Inst

YAKHOIL-Mov, V. I.
"The Role Played 'by the 11'el-Vous System in, the Ada-ption of the
Heart to Envirommental Variations (Date on the Analysis of 1~echanical,
and Electrical Froce;3ses in the Heart)." Cand I'Led Sci, Stalingrad
Mledical Inst, St-a-1-ingrad, lC53- (RZhB!ol, No 1, mSep 54)
SO: 'Ajm 432,,29 Var 55

SYROVATKO, FA*; OfONTOV, V.I.
Blectroancephalographia-modifications during painless labor induced
by medicinal and psychoprophylactic methods. Akush. gin. no. 1:9-17
Jan-Peb 1953,- (GLML 24-2)
I Professor for Syrovatko. 2. Of the Departzent,of Obstetrics and
4;~ecology....of Stalinaad Medical Institute.

W--OT62
ib:
a 7,mm are wo -vo ea&4din&;qam are
e- idefit- is f ~,V*,
--ologica 8olences There
atiring-1940i- Auth a' 8'11 liSt 4'~`
or pr sent
d A --Ahoso,~ Mee

P~-'- 21TE4

-------YAKHORTOVI-V.-v.-

BEDRINTSW, K.N., kand.okonom.nauk; KORZHMVSKIY, II.L., doktor-geograf.
nauk; KOROVIN, Te.P.#' doktor biolog.na-ak; SMALOV, S.A., kand.
goologo-mineral.nauk;_LWHONTOT, Y.Y., prof.;-BXLUZHV, A.G.;
GIRIUZEN, S.Kh. -PALI kk;B.A.; ITA
llYlUMERG, G.Te.; BEdNOVSKIT,
M.D.; DOROSM, N.T., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; 6GHASINIT, N.Y.;
TSKPMO, N.G.; BABMODZRATET, A.Kh., red.; SUKHABOY, P.P.. takhn.red.
I/ (MIRA 13:7)
.[Uzbekistan; eaonoac-geographical featureal Uzbekistan: ekonomiko-
geograficheakaia kharakteristika. Tashkent, 1950, )02 p.
1. Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSA, Tashkent. Institut ekonomiki.
Chlen-korrespondent AN Usbakskoy SSR (for Korzhenevskiy). -3. Dey-
stvitellnyy chlen AN Uzbekskoy M (for Korovin). 4. Inatitut eko-
nomiki AN Uzbekekoy SSR (for Doroahav).
(Uzbekistan-Economic conditions)

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I
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The C=mittee on ;Staln
pri"A (of the ft=11 Of XInImt(W5 LM) In the fielda Of
science and lnvwtlws snnom2fts tWt tb.0 fbUoving gelent1fic war"I MUar Wlen_
tif1c bookaj, I textbooka hive been aubstitted :rot competition for St&lln pri..s for
the years 1952 GD1 1953. (29npka
Wturap moscovs No. 22-4o,, 20 Feb - 3 4r 1954)
Title of mat Nmi"ted by
Yakhontov3 Vi: V. "Pests of Agricultural AcadenV of Sciences
Plants and Products of Uzbek SSR
Central Asia and Their
Control.ti
W-30604, 7 JWLY 1954

YAKHONTOV,T-V.
Arthropodoccenosis of an alfalfa field in northern Uzbekistan.
1. Order Aransi - spiders. Zool.zhur. 34 no.2 Mr-Ap '55.
(KM 8:6)
1. Kafedra entomologii i zoologii Tashkentskogo ael'skokhozyay-
stvennogo instituta..
Mbekistan-Arthropoda)

MSR/ Al
--of~tba condit ns-ldr-roltiplication-o" insects
ai3alysls, is, hade i0

USSR / Ganeral and Spacial Zoology. Insects. S.Irstem-F
atics and Faunistics.
Abs Tour; Ref Zhur-Biol., No 14, 1958, 3391-4.
Author : Yakhontoy, V. V.; Davletshinal A. G.
Inst : nstitute of.Zoology and `erasitolor~y, ,.,3 UzSSR.
TiU3 The Specios Composition. of Dar-'11-ling Beetles
(Tenebrionidae) in the Ancient Dalta of Amu-:.Larlya.
Orig Pub: Tr. in--ta zool. i parazitol. d%' UzrLi, 1956,
6$ 31-38.
Abstract: An incoaplato list of darkling beatles in north-
eastern Turlmen S.)R.
0
,ard 1h
22

YAKFUTOV, VS.
YAKHONMT, 'T. V.
Studying tho weeYj)LfipociAj (qqjeoptera,,_CurcuIionIdaa) of Bukhar,a
Province. Trudy Inst.' zool. i paraz. ijI Uz. SSR 609-42 156.
(Bukhara Province--Weevils) (MM 1016)

YAKHONTOT,-.Ir-..V.l
Literature on preda~gryjarmi - (Iep~dqptera). Trudy Inst. zool. i
paraz. AN Uz. SER 6:127=M7.'56...---. (M12A 10-6)
(Bibliography--Parasitea--Inaects)
.(Parasites--Insects--Bibliography)

YAKHOBTOV, V.V.
Spiders (Aranei) of Uzbekistan. Vokl. AN Uz.8SR no.7:61-62 '56.
(min 12:6)
l'Institut zoologii i parazitologii AN UzSSR. krodstavleno
akad. AN Uz8BR S.P. Nanashom.
(Usbekistan-w-Spiders)

USSR/Special and General Zoology Inse.cts. 0-3
Abs jour Referat Zhur Biologiya, No 16, 1957, 69818
Author Yakhontov, V.VO
Title e Analysis of.the Morphological Properties of the Aphid
:Populations as a Methoa of Short-Term Prediction of their
Number.
Orig Pub 4%. Obshch. biologii, 1956~ 17., No 5, 377-385
-Abdtract Practically all species of aphids in the imago stage ap.--
pear in nature in the alate as well as in the wing-less
state. The appearance of the alate forms is stimulated
by the,deterioration of conditions. The .7-.-::jence of the
u-ing, beginnings are found in the II larval atage already.
.11he relative number of larvae with wing beginnings is
utilized by the author for the prognostication of tha
subsequent lowering or increase inthe number of aphids,
based on the ability of the alate aphids to migrate from
e of
the focus of their birth, The lower the percentag
Card 1/3 25
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USSR/Special and General Zoology Insects.. 0-3
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Biologiya., lio 16., 1957, 69818
larvae,with wing growths, the greater is the increase of
the aphid population in the nearest 7-10 days. It is
:e-hown in relation to the acacia (vhite acacia), melon and
acacia (on the cotton-plant) aphids, that if in the colo-
my of aphids the percentage of alate larvae does not ex-
ceed 25-30, then within the next.few days there will be
an increase in population. With 30-40 percent the popula-
tion. remains stationary, and at 60 and above there is a
rapid decline in the acacia aphid within 7-10 days, and
of the melon aphid within-10-16 days. For the progaosis
it is sufficient to collect 1000 larvae from no less
than 50 different.points of the observed field. The ene-
mies and parasites of aphids cannot have a decisive influ-
ej ice on the number of aphids, for their quantity depends
on the quantity of aphids. The proposed method of pro-
gaosis is more precise and convenient that the analysis
of fertility by the e7;oryonic, court, in the ovariea of
Card 2/3 26

/-7 J\ 17 (~' f (,' f "' V it' 4V -
USSR /,General and Special Zoology. Insects P
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 1,1958, 2155
Author X_j. Yakhontov
Inst
~Title Two New Species and One New Variation of the Tbrips
(Thysanoptera) from Northern Karakum and from the
Middle Course of the Ili River.
Orig Pub: Entomol. Obozreniye, 1956, 35, No 1, 144-147
Abstract: The following are described; a new variety of thrips
Liothrips dampfi Karny var. karakumensis, collected
from the branches of Tamarix; new species Haplothrips
ammodendronis collected from the flowers of sand
acacia Ammodendron connollyi as well as H. arthrophyti
collected from the black Haloxylon Arthrophytum.aphyl-
lum.
:Card 1/1

V V
ALTKOV, R.A.; red.; -YERTMENKO- V.Ye.-,- re&.-;- ZAKIROV, ak-FI(lemik,-. red.;
UNASH, S.S., akademik, .red.;.MUKHJ4WZHAFOV, M.V., skademik, red.;
NABIYEIr, M.N., akademik, red.; RYZHOV, S.H., red.; SADYKOV, S.S.,red.;
YAKHOIFTOV~, YJ red - BUGAYEV, V.A., kand.fiz.-mat.nauk,otvetstven-nyy
-redl, 7ABKOV, K. ';of., doktor ellskokhozynystvennykh nauk,
otvetstvennyy red.; KETRANOVA, L.I., red. izd-va; GCRIKOVAYA, Z.P.,
tekhn.red.
[The cotton -olant] Ehlopchatnik. Tashkent. Vol.2. [Climate and
soils in cotion growing regions of Central Asia] Klimat i pochvy
khlopkovykh raionov Brednei Azii. 1957. 626 p. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN UzSSR (for Alimov, Yeremenko, Sadykov,
Yakhontov). 2. Deystvitelinyy chlen Akademii sellskokhozyaystvennykh
nauk UzSSR (for Yeremenko, Mukhamedzhanov, Ryzhov). 3. AN UzSSR
(for Zakirov, Kanash, Mukhamedzhanov, Nabiyev). 4. Vsesoyuznaya
akndemiya sellskokhozynystvennvkh nauk im. V.I. Lenina (for KAnash,
RYzhov). 5. Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Tashkent. Institut
matematiki i. mekhaniki.
(Soviet Central Asia--Soils) (Soviet Central Asia--Climate)
(cotton)

USSR/General and Specialized ZooloCy - Insects. P.
Abs Jour : Re f Zhur - Biol., No 9, 1958, 4oo45
Author : Yakhontov, V.V,.
Inst
Title
Pow in the Biological Method.
Orig Pub Zashchita rast. v biolor,?ichaskom metode. 1957, No 3,,32-33-
Abstract The crossing of varieties of the atethorus beetle, the
most danGerous natural enemy of the cobweb ticks, was ac-
companied by heterosis. In the stethorus and the seven-
spotted ladybugs, Heterosis expressed itself in a sharp
increase in fertility and voracity in all variants of the
experiment. The fertility of the generation of the lady-
bugs that hibernated, increased after crossing by P1.6-
136%, and the fertility of the subsequent (summer) aonera-:-
tion increased by 33.4-118%. The stethorus fertility was
increased correspondingly by 10-43% and by 50-3-65-6%-
The voracity of the hybrid offspirng of the seven-spotted
Card 1/2
22

USSR/General and Specialized Zoology - Insects. P.
Abs Jour Rof 7liur Biol.) No 9) 1958, 4w45
ladybug increased by 7a6-47-3%* Heterosis began to be
waak6r cluce the -third, hatchinG. but even in the fourth
hatching -the hybrid offspring was more fertile than in the
varieties.that were non-hybrid. Very close kinship cros-
sing of the stathorus and of the ladybug was accompanied
with deggeneration expressin(; itself in a decrease of forti-
lity in the stethorus by 7.3-20.5% and in the ladybuc; by
11.1-88.8%. Evil effects of inbreeding were removed by
cross breedina of inbred beetles with beetles collected in
the field. Most beneficial for heterosis of the ladybug
was crossing the individual burs with bugs obtained. from
warmer climates, The incronsc in vitality of antoLmphaGi
at their crossing was regarded as a theoretical basis for
the development and practical application of the new biol-
ogical trend and for the use of entomophagi by the method
of intraareal distribution and emportation in the "white
spots" of the area. Such a method was more economical and
Card 2/2 involved less of a risk of extinction. I.A. Rubtsov.

TAKMONTOV, V.V.
Development of entomological research in Uzbekistan. Izv. Ali Ux.
SSR. Ser. biol. nauk no.4-.41-0 157. (KIRA 11:9
(Uzbekistan-Entomological research)

USSR General and Specialized Zoology. Ifis-ect-s-.-Pes-t-sof -Foo&_-P
jp
Stuffs.
Abs Jour W Zhur - Biologiya, xo 16, 1958 , No 73672
Author Yakhontov, V. V.,

ne
I
t N~ogi~v
Title Survey of Reports on Granary and Storehouse Pests at
the Tenth International Entomological Con&ese
Orig Pub Zashchita rast. ot vredit. i bolezney, 1957, No 4,
49-5o
Abstract In order to reveal the stages of the post inside grains,
samples are reduced to fragments or boiled in alkalis,
but the most effective method Is treatment with roentgen
rays using beryllium tubes. The possibility of calcu-
lation by using neon-oscillators IK-radiation, starting
on the basis of the metabolism of the pest inside the
Grain, was studied. The grain-spectroscope is used to
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pick out the. grain with inBide.,damage. -The following
are aloous .ad:.methyl bromide _- the basic ~fumigant in the
TEA; a mixtureof CS2 and CC14 (1:4);.acrirolon; EMT;
acrilonitrile with.CC14 (for disinfection oftobacco
and arti.cle.s from it). and. ethyloxide _+ Carbon acid
DDT, methoxichlore, and dieldrin are usedto control
the rice weevil in seed grains. The grain is aerated
to secure the circula ,tion offumigants throughout a
large nass of grain-. The'T/P'Gasi-analyzer permits the
determination of the concentration of gas during
fumigation. The vne of X-rays.of the radioactive
isotopes.,.roentgen-,,7ays,,.electronic.radiation, radio-
waves, and ultrasonic' vibration is, planned. An electronic
amplifier enables one to hear the pests.: To protect
grain from being attacked by pests pyrenon and other
preparations of pyrathrine + piparonilbutoxide are used.
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YAKH0XTa0-V,Y*) prof.
'"Agr;ieultur~l entomology! by Vasil IV-POP
Oy"
Reviewed by V.V.IAkhontov. Zashch..rast. Ot vred. kbol 2
no 6:63 N-b 157. 411RA 16: 1)
Hnsects, Injurious and beneficial) (Popov, Vasil IV.)

USSR/General and Systematic Zoology. Insects. Harmful P
Insects and Acardis. Fodder Pests.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 3, 1959, No 11610
Author Yakhont_ov_3L.Y_._
Inst 'tEshk6nt Agricultural Institute
Title ArthropodocenoBis of an Alfalfa Field in the
Northern Region of Uzbekistan. Order of Hemipera.
Orig Pub Tr. Tashkentsk. s,-kh. in-t, 1957, 8, 57-64
Abstract According to systematic calculations (by means of
mowing) in the environs of Tashkent in 1937-1938,
the fauna of the alfalfa-field hamiptera nuubors
32 species, only 11 of which aro found in Consider-
able quantities. Tho species most frequently en-
countered are the predators Nabis ferus and Cam-
ptobrochis punctulatus (the former foods on various
Insects; the latter, apparently, on aphids), Of
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USSR/Goneral and Systematic Zoology. Insects. Harmful In- P
sects and Acardis. Fodder Pests.
Aba Jour Ref Mir Bloll, No 3, 1959, No 1161o
the pkant-eating bugs, the most abundant in Tri-
Soliotylus ruficornis, which appears in largo nuabers
on alfalfa only in the and of summer, when the
aoroal Sraosoo, on which it fed hithorto, had died
out, Of the species harming alfalfa directly,
alfalfa (Adelphocoris lineolatus) and fiold (Lygus
pratensia) bugs predominate, the latter havinG
been encountered on some fields in greater num-
bera than the former. ComparinG the results, ob-
tained by means of mowing and gathering on ex-
perimental areas, the author considers mowing to
be the more effective method, because it reveals
more,eompletely the specloo.composition. G.A.
Viktorov
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USSR Goneral and Spacial Zoology. Insects. System- P
atics and Vaunistics.
Abs Jour: Ref,Zhur-Biole'.Ko 21., 1958j 96376-.
Gurbanov H. He
Author, YakholAon- ~V' V.;
' S zorli-SM
nFt'
I
Title Noraihoh~thxips A Now Form of Thrips-Franklin-
ioll:a ihtonsa.
Orig Pub: Dokl. AN AzorbSSR,.1957, 13, No 12, 1279-1283.
Abstract: Syst.ematio-description and notos on distribution,
biology and,intraspecies changes of the thrips
F,.intonsa.
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The mw species of thrips (Thysanoptera) injurious to Ul:r-m pinuato-
rabasa In Uzakhstan [with au=ary in Znglish]. Zool. zhu--. 16 no.6:
943-949 Je '57. (KLRL 10:8)
1. Usbakletanskoya otdelenlya Vsmyunogo entomologichaskogo
obahchestva.
(Kazakhstan- ljh,,rsanoPt-3r&) (Elm-Diseasee and pasts)