SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEGOROVA, M. S. - YEGOROVA, N.P.

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M. S.
YWOROVA., M, Be -"Tbe Quantum yield of the Photoeffect In Silver Bro-
midO CrYstals-n M010tOV, 1956. (Dionertation for the Degree of
Candidate in PtWsicomathematical Sciences.)
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USSR/Elect#Uity Dielectrics.. G-2
AbBt Journals Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 12, 1956; 34991
Authors Yegorova, M. S., Meyklyar, P. V.
Institution: Holoto vsk State Pedagogical Institute, Molotov
Title: Quantum Yield of Photoelectric Effect in Silver Bromide Crystals
Original
Periodical: Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiziki, 1956, 30, No i, 6o-67
Abstracts The photo-effect was measured in AgBr with the aid of an a-c ampli-
fier. To measure the absorption coefficienti a Se photocell was used
with a high-sensitivity mirror galvanometer. The quantum yield of the
photo-effect was investigated at room temperature and at higher tem-
peratures (up to 1000) in the spectrum region from 400 to 540 mmu. In
the blue portion of the spectrum there are 2 maxima of photoelectric
sensitivity at 410-420 and 460 mmu. As tM itemperature io increased
from 18 to 860, the photoelectric sensitivity drops sharply. As the
concentration of the F - centers increases.. the quantum yield dimin-
ishes exponentially and vice versa. This dependence is attributed
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USSR/Electricity - Dielectrics, G-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Fizika., No 12, 1956, 34991
Abstract: by the authors to the phenomenon of the concentraticm extinctIon of
photoconductivity.
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AUTHORS: Yegorova, M.S., Bogomolov, K,S.
TITLE; An Investigation of quantitative characteristics of the image of an
object made with photographic layers of variable thickness
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal. Fizika, nc. 6, 1961, 208, atatract 60220 Ckr.
Vses. n.-1. kinofotoin-ta% 1959, no. 32, 63 - 67)
TEXT: The authors studied blurring of contact radioautographic Images of
thin (20-100tL) P-radicactive emitters W185 (activated wires) a3 a function of
the thickness of emulsion film of MP (MR)-plates (thickness varied frc-n 7 to 40p,
in one experiment and from 8 to 53 In the other one). After a transverse micro-
photemetering of blackening, the area of the radiogram was divided by a horizsntal
line in two equal parts, and the length of this secant within the radiogram was
adopted as the width of the image. Then the c6efficient of image blurring K was
determined as the ratio of widths of the image and the object. 1". was foland cu-,~
that there was no any essential dependence of K on the layer th,-~ckness and d-.nsi-
ty of image blackening. This pertains als-o to the ccefficient. characterizing the
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exponential fall-off of blackening denBity at the edges of the 1magre. The X-value
did also not depend on the layer thickness and'llght intensity wh-an images of
similar thin objects (dash lines) were obtained in a light beams
A. Kartuzhanakiy
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SMIWOV, Yu.D., kand.med.nauk; IEGOROVA, M.S. (Moskm)
Prognosis of subarachnoid bemo=bage. Vbponeirokhir. Z+1 no.6:
:21:-3 5 N-D 160. (KW 1411)
1, Nevrologicbeakoye otdeleniye 4.7 gorodmko~ klinloheskoy bollnits7.
(BRAIN-TWORRHAGE)

YEGOROVAP M.S.
listhods of using IFFB oassettes in beta-d::3imtry, Fo#d,
rad. 8 no.500-74 14Y 163. (MM 1715)
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KUZNET!;OVA, L.V.; YEG(IROVA, M.S.
Evaluation of B-rayn a~,, a fectrr In tj,n offant of raiiati,-,r, r~n
parsonn working with tho -cyclotron. 149d.. rtd. 8 no.304-39
lAr 16 3 (Iff FA 170)

"-,YxMOVA, M.Y.
Characteristics of blizzards observed on railroads of the Maritine
Territory. Trudy Dallnevost.. NIGMI no.11:160-114 160.
(MIRk 13: 11)
(Maritime Terr It ory-Railroade -Snow protection and removal)
(Blizzards)

VOLOSENKO, A.N.j YEGOROVA, N.V.
Preservation of pollen viability in some pine specieti.
Biul.Glav.bot.sada. no.58s89-42- 165,
(MIRA 18:12)
1, Gosudarstvennyy Nikitinskiy botanicheskly sads Yalta.
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S/050/61/-000/001/006/007
B012/BO58
TITLE: Diagram for the Forecastsof Day Storms (Undar the Conditions
Prevailing in the [Soviet] Far East)
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, 1961, No. 1, P-P. 47-48
TEXT; Three types of synoptic processes are mainly obaerved in the
thunderstorm activity in the ~,Sovietj Far Last. Calculations for May-
September 1951-1955 showed, however, that only about half of such processes
are accompanied by thunderstorms. To improve thunderstorm forecasts, it is
recommended to use also the actual data on temperature ani humidity,
distribution in the lower half of the troposphere, besides considering the
synoptic situation. The state of the lower half of the troposphere in the
Primorlye is characterized by: 1) (T - T,;),,, difference between tempera-
ture and dew point at 700 mb. 2)6T850 difference between the temDeratu*ree
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at 850 and 500 mb, respectively. 3 T 7 the highest temperature on the
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Diagram for the Forecasts of Day Storms S/050/61/000/001/000'/007
(Under the Conditions Prevailing in the B0121BO58
LSoviet) Far East)
earth's surface at 7 hrs (local time) in a region bordering Vladivostok
(100 to 150 km radius). The first index represents the humidity of the
lower half of the troposphere much better than the two other indices. The
second index gives the reserves of lability energy in the lower iialf of
the troposphere. The third index represents the extent of diathermancy of
the lo-i;er atmosphere. It is pointed out that only the u3e of all three
indices leads to results. Special diagrams (-for each summer month) were
drawn up by using these three indices. One for July is sh3wn in Fig. 1.
Under the conditions prevailing in the Primorlyo, these diaerams should 0
be used only if (T - T d)700 is smaller than 10o. If this value equuln 10
and is )arger,,it can be imnediately said that mout probably there will be
no thunderstorm during daytime. These diagrams ve,.,e used at the
Vladivostokskoye byuro pogody (Vladivo3tok '.',eather Bureau) during the
summer of 1958. The probability of occurrence amounted to 83-p~ in June,
811j/o in July, and 84~~ in August. There are 1 figure, 1 table, and 4 Soviet
references.
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AMAMI, 111 inskiy, U.K. and I.I. V.
Yegorova I
TITLE: Cyclonic activity over the Sea of Okhotsk in the cold
half of the year
RIODMAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Goofizilca, no. 10, 1962, 33,
abstract 1OD174 (Tr. Dallnevost. n.-i. 1,,idrbmeteorol.
in-ta, no. 14, 1962, 34-38)
T-_.61r: Cyclonic activity in the vicinity of the Sea of
Okhotsk is characterized from synoptic data for October.-I-larcht 1953:-
.~1959, In the cold season a cyclonic field prevails above the Sea of
Okhotsk every year mad has an average frc uency of 68.5'0 of the days.
Its prevalence maximum falls in December S2.3'10 of the days). 43-62
cyclones are recorded each year during the period under considera-
tion; of these about 40*4, arises over the water% area of the Sea of
Okhotelt. The emergence of cyclonce on the Sea of Okhotak takes
place alono 3 trapctories, which can be Joined into 2 groups; west-
erly (contiLental) and south-westerly (marine). During the season
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the average nunber of cyclon6s of both groupd'is approximately the
same; at the beginning and and of the cold season, however, westerly
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cyclones prevail, but south-iflesterlies predominate in the middle.
The prevalence of cyclonic activity above the Sea of Okhotsk is deter-
nined'in the cold half of'the year by the structure of thernobaric
field of the troposphere; over E'ast iLsia it is governed by the lprc-
sencc of a deep cold "l-rough above the eastern seaboard. This trough
is fo-nned in connection with the fact that the troposph2re's tempera-
ture falls more rapidly'ovcr North-Liast asia than over oLher Eurasian
areas. The advection of cold air both from the *irctic and from the
chilled coatinent of 11sia occurs alony the tiestern edge of the
troufyh. Thai-its to this the' trough spreads further and further south-
wards from autumn to winter. Orographic conditions also promote the
deepening of the southern part of the trough. im intensive frontal
--one is foi-mcd beneath the southern part. of the upper trough '-- over
Last China,.Japan, and 44.-hc adjacent seas -- and favorable conditions
arise for active front-genesis which, in its turn, favors the deep-
ening of the trough. I'ovinr, Ocneath the forward part of the trough,
part of! the cyclones arising here emerge on the Sea of Ukhotsk and
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create there the long periods in which cyclonic activity predominates.
.'~t the berfinning and end of the cold period, when zonal processes
are most frequent, the cyclonic activity regime near the Sea of
Okhots%- is determincd to a considerable extelit by the emergence of
cyclones f-rom the ."antur 3asin. The -formation of local depressions
above the Sea of Okhotsk is connected with tfie presence of.large
#~(_-ssurc differences along its seaboard, arising because of the
sharp difference in the stratification of *the lower layer of air
over coastal mountainous districtn and the sea. The presence of
cyclonic circulation in the middle troposphere, when the stratifica-
tion below is unstable , favors the shaping -of depressions. The posi-
tion and intensity of the high-altitude depression over northern
"Isia and the development of the 'E'uropean high-altitude ridge are of
basic si(ynificance in autumn for the development of cyclonic acti-
vity. If the ridge is strongly developed, cyclonic activity appears
to be more active in the Far East and in the vicinity of the Sea of
6khotsk. If the European ridge is weakly dcvploped, when an upper
depression covers the wcstcrn *part of the Asiiitic Seaboard, cyclonic
activity is less active over,the Sea of Okhotsk. The position and
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the intensity of the Alacific'Ocean ridge acquire basic significance
in winter. In the case of the ridge hPving a westerly position and
a great 'northwards s-Prcad thd emergence of southerly cyclones talces
place more often, and cyclones arc situated over the Sea of Okhotsk
for a'long, time. If the ridge in driven back towards the coasts of
North 2x~,,,erica or is generally absent, and a high-altitude depression
is located over the Bering Sea, all southerly cyclones are directed
into the Aleutian Isla-ads area. 28 references.
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YEGOROVAI M. Ye., Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Veins of lymphoid forma-
tions of the intestines of man and of some vertebrate aEimals-"
Kuybyshev, 1960. 18 pp; (Kuy'byshev State I'lledical Inst); 300 copies;
price not given; 28-60, 164)
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YEGOROVA M.Ye.
Veins in the lMhoid tissue of the human intestines. Trudy Kuib.
med.inst. 11:235-245 160. (KIRA 15:8)
1. Iz kafedry normallnoy anatomii (zav. kafedroy prof. F.P.Markizov)
Kuybyshevskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(INTESTINES-BLOOD SUPPLY) (LYMOID TISSUE)
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YEGOROVAS M.Yo.
Veins in the lymphoid formations of the Intesti4e in i= and in
some vertebrate animals. Arkh. anat. gist. i embr. 40 no.3s~9-
1~6 Mr '61. (MIRA 14; 5)
1. Wedra normallnoy anatomii (zav. - prof. F.P.M&rklzov) Kuybyshev-
ukogo meditainskogo instituta. Adres avtoras Kuybyshov, Meditsinakiy
institut, Kafedra normallnoy anatomii.
(MIPHOID TISSUE-BLOOD SUPPLY)
(INTESTINES)

YEGORVIA, Kiriya Yeulamptyevnn
Receiving Unlimited Acidity from Methyl-ketone with Action
of Chloride of Lime
Dissertation for Candidate of a 'Medical Science Degree. Chair of Organic
Chemistry Defending in Soviet Saratav University, 1945

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YZGGOVA, M.Ye.; ABRAMOVA, N.A.
Gomplste and incomplete eaters ofe -fur7lacrylic acid and ethylene 917cOl.
Zhur.ob.khim. 23 no.7:1158-1159 J1 153. KRA 6:7)
1. Laboratoriya biolclAmii Saratovskogo meditainakogo instituta.
(Esters) (Aarylic acid) (Ethylene glycol)
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4VTHORSt Tiliohenkol M.~Nej Abramovat Me As? 8/153/60/003/01/035/058
Yegorovao Me Ye. BOII/BO05
TITLE: On a New Method of Producing Symm-9-mothylootahydroacridine, and on
2 Isomeric Forms of 9-Mothylperbydroacridint
PERIODICALs Izvestiya vysshikh uohobnykh zavedeniy. Xhimiya i khimicheskaya
takhnologiyal 1960t Vol 3, Ir It PP 130-131 (USS11)
TEXT: The method mentioned in the title is based on a fusion of m thyl-tricyclo-
hexanolone (I) with hidroxylamine hydrochloride without a solvent see Scheme).
A decycloketolization of ketol (I) toi:thylidene-dicyclo-hexanone 51) is as-
sumed to take place at first. Only th (II) is transformed to symm-9-mothylocta-
hydroacridine (M) under the action of hydroxylamine hydrochloride. This is the
first example for a transformation of A-eyolo-hexanolone into a pyridine base by
hydroxylamine hydrochloride. The separation of 9-methylperhydroacridine into 2
isomeric forms was obtained by crystallization of its hydrochloride from acetone
to which a small quantity of alcohol was added. The two forms are obviously one
of the theoretically possible pairs of cis- and trans-isomers of this compound.
The experimental part offers characteristics and constants of the substances
produced. There are 6 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
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On a Now Method of Producing Symm-9-mothyloctahydro- 053J60/003/01/035/058
Ae'ridine, and on 2 Isomeric Forms of 9-Methylperhydro- BOIIIB005
acridine
ASSOCIATIONt Saratovskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet im. N. G. Chernyshevskogo;
Kafedra organicheskoy khimii (Saratov State University Imeni ff. G.
Chernyahevskiy Chair of Organic Chemistry)
SUBMITTEDs February 20, 1959
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YEGOROVA, M.Ye.
Chemical and technological testing of promising rye varieties to be
grown in White Russia. Trudy BNIIPPT no-4193-99 161. (MIRA 17:10)

TILICHENKO, M.N.; AEMOVA, M.A.; ISGOROVA, M.Ye.; BOVOKHESUCIMOVA, N.S.;
SUSHKO, L. I.
New inseeticides against fleas* Med.parazoi paraz.bol. no.5s614-
616 161. (MIRA 3.4--10)
Is Iz laboratoriya organicbeskoy khimii Saratovokogo gosudkratve=ogo
universiteta, imeni N,G. Chernyshevskogop kafedry biokhimii Sara-
.tovskogo meditainskogo instituta i ilauchno-isoledovatellskogo insti-
tuta, uMikrob.x
(INSECTICIDES) (FLEAS) (ACRIDIVE)

TILIGM&O, M-fl.;.-YEGOROVA, M.Ye.
Synthesis of hydroxyacridine bases. Part 2s Synthesis of 9-me,-
thyl-Bz, Bz-octahydroacridine. Uch.zap. SGU 75t68-71 162.
(MIRA 17:3)
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GANTSEV9 M.., slesart-montazbnik; GORBUNOVp A.
In order to k&p in a good mood, Zhil.-kom.khoz. 12 no.600-31
je 162. (HIRA 15:12)
1 ZavedVushchaya priyemnym punktmi "Aka0mgorodka" (for
Y;gorova~ 2. Vostoktekhmontazh (for Gantsev). 3. Diroktor bani
i prachechnoy No.3 9. Novosibirsk (for Gorbunov).
(Ifovosibirak-Bathoo Public)
(Ifovosibirak-Laundriesp Public)
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KAZEFINOV, M.N.; YEGOROVA, N.A.
Ball mil3 operations at t~e Soutbern Ore-Dressing Combine. OLop.
rud 4 ,o.4:45-,50 ',r-9. (MIRA 14:8)
(Crushing maebinery)

VTORUSHIN, A.V.; YEGOROVA# N.A.; OBTNIN, N.F.
Chromium in bean-congl omerate iron ores in the Serov-deposit
(Northern Urals). Izvo vyse uchebe zav.; geol. i rav. 4
no.4%79-85 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut imeni. V.V.Vakhrusheva.
(Serov reqion (Sverdlovsk Province~-Iron ores)
(Chromium)

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MAMEDOVA, M.; DVORNIKOVA, R.M.; YEGOROVA, N.A.
External secrotory function of the pancreaL in hypertonsion,,
Zdrav. Turk. 8 no.lsll#~-16 Ja 16.4. WIRA 170)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (zaveduyushchiy - dotsent
G.K. Khodzhakuliyev) Turkmenskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo
instituta.
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YEVSIOVICH, S.G.;_YFXGOROVA, N.A.
Ways of improving the operation of t~e Kovdor ore dre-,,:i-,g p)ant.
Gor.2hur. no.l167-69 Ja 165. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy i proyektnyy institut
mekhanicheskoy obrabotki poleznykh iskopayemyklip Leningrad.

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VILIBNUA, A.Y., takhnichaskiy redakt*r.
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modaliruiushchle ustroistva (na pootoiannom toka)e Fare-rod s
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lit-rY, 1955. 419 0; [Hiorof IW (MW 8:5)
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SHAPOVALOT, N.I., tekhnicheskiy
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from the Erglishl Zvollutelia zvezd: dawe nabliudenli i ikh
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KRAKOVSKIY, V.I., redaktor; ALIPEW, Y&.L., redaktor; 73*OROVA,,_
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H.B.. rodaktor; SHAPOVALOT, V.I., takhnichenkly radaktcr.
emwe"l-
[The upper atmosphere.,Tranalated from the llnglish) Ver-khniaia
atmonfera. Pereyod a e(nglilskogo G.V.Rozenberga i B.A.Vzkarovoi.
Pod red. V.I.Kragovskogo i Ia L.Allparta. Moskva, Izd-vo Inostrannoi
'it-ry, 1955. 639 p. [Microfilm] (MLRA 9:1)
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
S011/30-53-3-32/56
Mustell, E. R., Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSRf Yegorova, X. B. _
3olar Studies and the Tasks of Geophysics
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, fir 8, PP 87-139 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: From May 18 to 22 an extended plenary session of the Komiesiya
po issledovaniyu Solntsa pri Antronomicheskom sovete Akademii
nauk SSSR (commission of Solar Studies of the Astronomy
-Council of the Academy of Sciences, USSR) was held in Leningrad.
It vas devoted to the discussion of essential questions of
solar physics and the effect of its -processes upon geophysical
phenomena. The main task of the meeting was the development
of research projects aimed at the study of the connection
between solar and terrestrial phenomena in accordance with
the astronomical and geophysical data furnished by the Inter-
national Geophysical Year. In addition, the following papers
were read; E. R. Muotell and collaborators of the Crimean
Astrophysical Observatory reported that the floccull were one
of the foremost sources of the corpuscle outburst of the sun
as was confirmed by statistical investigations carried out
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the source of corpuscles is to be found in the corona of the
sun. V. V. Vitkevich reported on observations of the "super-
corona" of the sun. M. S. Bobrov reported on the findings
of research into the structure of corpuscle currents. 11. N.
Gnevyshev reported on the relationship between the solar
coronary radiation and the magnetic storms on the earth. F. A.
Savich confirmed the fact that the X-rays of the chromosphere
explosions were to be considered the cause of the sudden
storms in the ionosphere. V. I. Krasovskiy, I. S. Shklovskiy,
Yu. I. Gallperin, Ye. Y..-Svetlitakiy reported on the force
and the energetic spectrum of the co*rpusoles in the upper
atmosphere on'the basis of the data obtained by the third
artificial Soviet earth satellite. B. M. Rubashev, 1. A.
Vitells, M. S. Eygenson, T. L. Mandrykina and G. N. Rodionov
spoke on the statistical interdependence between the oscilla-
tions of solar activity and the state of the troposphere.
A. B. Severnyy and It. V. Steshenko discussed queations of
solar physics, V, Ye. Stepanov reported on.movements in various
parts of the chromosphere. M. Z. Khokhlov reported on the find-
ing of the forces of the oscillators of some lead lines and
the lead content of the solar atmosphere. M. Kerimbekov spoke
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of the chromosphere. Investigations of chromosphere explosions
were carried out at the Crimean Astrophysical Observatory
by A. B. Severnyy developed the idea of the warming of the
chromosphere by compression waves originating in the convection
zonecf the sun. T. V. Krat reported on the results of work in
the field of spectrophotometry of the chromosphere spicula.
G. M. Nikollskiy reported on the intensity of oxygen lines
in the chromosphere spectrum. I. A. Prokoflyeva reported on
her coronograph of a new type. R. S. and M. N. Gnavyshev an-
nounced that they had discovered a line previou3ly not ob-
served in the coronary spectrum. T. V. Ka'Zachevskaya and G. S.
Ivanov-Kholodnyy constructed the thooretical apectrum of solar
coronary radiation. B. I. VgL1ni-4W-t (Czechoslovakia) and
P. P. Kozak reported on new instruments for solar studies.
It was docided to continue solar observations to the eame
extent even after the end of international geophyoical co-
operation in '1959-
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I ME: Co-m-.w-'rison of reolni,,---.,etic disturbances vith solar
phenomicna
ill-IOD10.1,~:- 'tc,crativuyy zhurn;,-~!:~ -3-, -19G-_~
ab--tract (III collection: O"Oluccl.-Ill.,
yarn. lo'.-Mlizat--iya ihh-istocimi~-.ovi L.-Wl"n,
0 rfco-mxmitu. vomaus
hchcniyaml, 110. 1,
1961, stumiary))
_Iroi-.i the data, of the [-;l0bal 'ZietWork Olc' gco?llyrical
t'[Je Z"ioLl
0-~- t1 azad tho
-1 c I GY
s
Sturbances. 1,or an assessr,;-~nt of the ch4xactc-e o,. rim".-vic-ic div,
~'--rbancco urc was 11 - - -n1', o;: ccrtain o'x;crval-orics
Lu also m; ade of2 T,.w-rcto,!rai Lj
t;ituated - i-ri, nidd 1e and Imucr iat, n-W t - the-very higa
t ud c 0 C-1
guoaG- tur-
solar activilty, anunamb* (.11^
bances an(~ Alloccules 0-1 chromospheric flares was only fou-ad in a
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Compariaon of gComagnictic
n I g climion,-
relatively Smal jj=bc~:, of ca cs. "11c, Foj.lo,,,-jnf, coi,
reached.'fro-,i the analyois o:C the da-'L:ai 1) 6-uring, thc period 04L,
r-.ia.,:imum. activity thc .,;OUrcCS of '.1-dictuebances are the ccati-LI1,
I- Cases were no-ed i-a waica tlc ccatral_ flocculi wc!rc not
f loccu i.
accomanied bv disturlbances, sh=i-n-, t-he prIcsence 0'.
(for the givca active rogion) 6eviatioll OZO -i"he -cox-aU-rIMUI_,,r _,t-rcal
I.rom the radial direction. The mccizi time larf 6t bctwemn 'Uhc pCIS___
ge o-_` the ~`Iocculi through the cc-Itral meridian and 'U'lic
a
~~ - 4_~
wa 4 . 5) do. 2) 2poradic di-c-turb-mcer, are c,-;u--cd. :)y
ay 61
ic ~- -xQS 1~ L j_
21. and particI11--ly by fjajc.-j con-Liectccl with burcts of rac1io-
L L .1. Zlarcs o' tna~;,n~-
T11-I'ves Of tile Oth ty-,)C). Out 0~~* tim -o-al mmibcr o~`
tude 2 and 3 points 1410), 70 flares (17"') caused disturbanccz; out
ozo 53 flares con-n--cted, vith bursts o--!' radiowa-va_-, 34 '!,arcs (64""?)
gave rizc' to disturbances.
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TOPIC FA(-,S' geornagretic activitv, soj~jr- pcti..,itv rn, T"f-t!,
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ACC N" AR6029442. SOURCE CODE- 7JR/0169/66/000/0051AO471AO47
AUTHOR: Muotell, E. R.; Y
TITLE: A comparison of gpomagnetic disturbances with solar Phenomena-
SOURCE: Ref. zh, Geofizika, Abs. 5A281
REP SOURCE: Sb. Solnechn. aktivnost'. No. 2. M., Nauka, 1965, 5-52
TOPIC TAGS: geomagnetic disturbance, solar phenomenon, chromospheric flare,
flocculation, solar flare
ABSTRACT: A comparison (See. RZhG fiz, 190, 3A244) made previously for the
period from July 1, 1957 to December 31, 1958, was continued until December 31,
1960, between recurrent geomagnetic disturbances with floccula passing through
the apparent center of the solar disk, and sporadic geomagnetic disturbances with
chromospheric flares. Tables were given with data on chromonpheric flares and
the resulting sporadic geomagnetic disturbancee during 1924-1957 and 1957-1960.
Fourteen recurrent geomagnetic disturbances and their corresponding stable active
regions were delineated on 27 maps for 1959-1960, These maps compared the time
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when the flocculs. passed through the center meridian at the moment when they are
in an earthbound direction with the times of radio emission type-11r Burges and the
beginning of the geomagnetic disturbances. The following conclusions were reached:
1) Flares, causing geomagnetic. disturbances, are uniforml distributed over the
y
Solar disk, which Implies that particles are thrown from It in all directions. How-
ever, the very severe sporadic geomagnetic disturbances are caused by flares, near,
the central meridian. 2) The average time of the path of corpuscular currents Is
two days and does not depend on the heliographic lattitude of the flare. This time Is
much shorter for more powerful flares, If another disturbance preceded the given
geomagnetic disturbance. 3) 55016 of the flares which caused geomagnetic distur-
bances were accompanied by IV-type radio emission flares. 4) The presence of a
flare to not the only condition necessary for causing a geomagnetic disturbance.
Orig. art. has: 15 reference Items. M. Gnevysheva, (Translation of abstract).
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ACC N~,' AR6028766 SOURCE CODE: UR/0269/66/000/006/0062/0062
AUTHOR: mustell, E. R.; Yegorova, X. B.
. ..........
iTITLE: Comparison of geomagnetic excitationi with phenomena on the sun
;SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 6.51.479
I
REF SOURCE: Sh. Solnechn. aktivnost'. No. 2. M., Mauka, 1965, 5-52
TOPIC TAGS: solar phenomenon, solar activity, solar flare, geomagnetic measurement
I
TRANSLATION: Comparative studies of recurrent geomagnetic excitations and flocculi pass
sing through the center of the solar disc, and of sporadic geomagnatic excitations wit
chromospheric flares performed previously (See RZh. Aotr., 1963, 11.51.385) during the
period 1 July 1957-31 December 1958 were continued to 31 December 1960. Two tables -
with data on the chromospheric. flares and the resulting sporadic geomagnetic. excita-
tions for the periods 1924-1957 and 1957-1960 are included. In addition, there are 27
charts for 1959-1960 comparing the time of the passage of flocculi in the 1 1
nnediate vi-,
cinity of the center of the disc through the central meridian with moments of bursts of
type IV radio frequency radiation, and with the beginning of geomagnetic excitations.
The charts show a separation of 14 recurrent geomagnetic excitations. and their correT
sponding stable-active areas. The following conclusions were obtained from an analysiv,
of the tables: 1) the flares causing gacmagnetic excitations are homogeneously distri-1-
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!buted over the solar disc; consequently, they emit particles in all directions. How-
ever, the very strong sporadic geomagnotic excitations are caused by flares near the
central meridian; 2) the mean time of motion of corpuscular streams toward the earth is,,*,
d I -
2 ; this time does not depend on the heliographic latitude of the flare. For more power-
ful flares, this time is somewhat shorter; 3) bursts of typo IV radio frequency radia-
tion accompanied 55% of the flares which caused geomagnetic excitations; and 4) the
presence of a flare is not a sufficient condition for the occurrence of a geomagnetic
excitation. 15 references. M. Gne'vyshev.
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USSR/Microbiology Antibiosis and Symbiosis. Antibiotics F-2
Abs Jour ; Referat Zhurn - Biol. 25 Aug 1957., 68459
Author : Egorova, N.B., Frenkina, R.A.
Title : Typing Dysentery Bacilli and Their Sensitivity to
Sulfamides and Syntomycin.
Orig Pub : Sb. flauch. Tr. Sama kandsk. Med. In-t, 1956, 9, 66-69
Abstract : Determination of serum types of 100 dysentery strains was
conducted. Analyzing the cause of frequently observed
group agglutination and comparing our data vith the re-
sults of Hilden's experiments, the authors come to the
conclusion that the receptor apparatus of dysentery mi-
crobes did not change si6mificantly from 1934 to 1952,
and also that in the majority of strains (84) there are
several receptors in one culture. There also are the re-
sults of a study made in 1951-1952 on the sensitivity
of 140 dysentery strains to sulfamides and 80 strains of
the Flexner group to syntomycin.
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No. 18) 1958, 84717
Author Ye oro2a...~~
Inst N6~natitute is given
Title Changes in the Phagooytio Reaction in Fatientsuith
Brucellosis under the Influence of Adrenalin
Orig Pub Zhe Mikrobidls Epiderniol. i Inmunobicl., 1957,
No, 1, 60-63
Abstract In the majority of patients with brucellosie in the
acute form, within ton to 30 minutes following the
subcutaneous administration of 0,5 mL adrenalin,
there was an intensification of the phagecytic acti-
vity of the'leukocy-tee. In patients with chronic
brucellosis, the effect was commonly reversed. -
K,N9M*
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USSR/M~crobioiogy - Microorganisms Pathogenic to Mumns and
Animals.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9967
Author : Yegorova, N.B.
Inst
Title Intracutaneous Reaction in Dysentery.
Orig Pub Zh. mikrobiol.) epidemiol. i immitnobiologii, 1957, No 2,
78-82
Abstract A study was conducted of the character of intracutaneous
reaction in dysentery to endotoxin of Flexner bacteria
obtained by the method accepted in production of KIISI
polyvaccine., In the control group of 224 healthy indivi-
duals an intracutaneous sample yielded a negative result
o4y in 7.5%; but the yield was 67-6% in the group of
dysentery patients (369) with different periods of disea-
se. Patients with other infectious diseases as a rule re-
acted positively to an intracutaneous injection of
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USSR/4crobiology - Microorganisms Pathogenic to Hilmans and F-5
Animals.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9967
dysentery endotoxin, as well as those ill with dysentery
to an injection of typhoid endotoxin.. Observations of
the intracutaneous reaction in the dynamics of disease on
102 dysentery patients showed a growth of the negative re-
actions by the 20th day of disease up to 83-8%; in aeve-
re forms of dysentery extinction of skin reactions occurred
more slowly than in light forms. In chronic dysentery, ir-
reipective of the duration of the disease) negative reac-
tions were less frequent than in acute diseases: 54.6~
and 74.2% respectively. In those vaccinated, 11-2 months
after imminization the number of negative reactions in.:!rea-
ses up to 43.3% in individuals vaccinated by polyvaccine
and up to 34.7% in those vaccinated by pentavaccine. The
author believes that an intracutaneous reaction to Flexner
bacteria endotoxin has the character of an antitoxic Dmix-
nological reaction and may be utilized for dysentery
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USSR/M~crobiology - Microorganisms Pathogenic to Humans and F-5
Animals.
I
Ab;
Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9967
diagnosis as well as for a criterion of the antidysentery
immunity status.
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USSR General
Abs Jour:
Author s
Inat :
Title :
Orig, Pubs
Problems of Pathology. Immunity. U
Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 1024oo.
Yegorova N. B.; Frenkinat R, A.
'Not -given.
The Influence of Synthomycin on the Immunologic
Processes in the Organism,
Med. zha Uzbekistana, 1957, No 12, 10-15.
Abstract: Rabbits, immunized by triple intravenous introduc-
tion of vaccine containing the antigens of byphold
fever, paratyphoid fever B, Flexner 113 dysentery
and Sonne dysentery, received synthomycin (1), 50
mgAg each, in the course of 10 days. Differences
in the antibody titer (AT) and activity of phago-
cytosis In experimental (3) and control rabbits
(3) were not noted even after revaccination and In-
crease of the I dose to 150 mg/kg. Probably, the
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YXWROVA, N.D. - 16MMM, R.A.
Sensitivity of dysentery and typhoid-parat7phoid pathogens
to some antibiotics and their combinations. Zhlir.mikrobiol.
opid. i immm. 30 no-5:143-144 My 159. (MIll 12:9)
1. Is Samarkandskogo meditainskogo instituta.
(ANTIBIOTICS) (BACTIMIL, EFFECT OF 11RUGS 014)
T
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YEGOROVA, NoB.; KOTOVA, N.A.
--So-m-a-M-Mrial on the epideraiological significance of patients
with chronic dyRentery. Zhur.mikrobiol.opid. i immin. )0
no-5:3-la~-Vk5 14Y '59. (IAMk 12:9)
1. Iz Samrkandakogo meditainskoro inatituta i I-go gorodskogo
ob"yedinaniya.
(DYSMIMY)
iz

AIX, KSMIDROV -I-.rGEFEN N J--UROGOV ". D. I YEVP
SERGF
Yo- M.1 MATYUKt F.D.;
SMIR11OVI H.S.
Aerosol J=lnizatio4 by means of dry pulverized vaccines and anatoxins.
Report No.2: Study oft the effectiveness of the aerosol method of
immuniza+ion and reimisunization by meww of dry pulverized diphtherial
anatoxLj&. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i Immin. 31 no.702-97 J1 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(DIPHTHERIA) (TOXINS AND ANTIT6XINS)
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AISKSAPDROV, II.I.j U~-PNx N.YG,; KMYVINt L.S.j YEGOROVAj II.B
MASLOVj A.I. (Moskva)
Some problems in the theoretical and experimental elaboration of a
method for aerosol vaccination. Zdrav. Roo. Fade:,-. 5 no. 4:10-13 Ap
161 (KIRA 14:4)
jAEROSOLS) (Ca*IUNICABIZ DISEASES-PUVENTION) (VACCIRTIOIT)
1 VK

ALEKSANDROV, N.I.; CWEN, N.Ya.; YEGOROVA., N.B.- KREYNIN, L.S.; SERGEYEV,
V.M.; MLOV, A.I.; SMNOY-1-M; S.V.; BMU, A.F.;
GEFEN., G.Ya,
Development of a method for aerobol immuniiation against typhoid
fevor and dynentery. Voon.-4ned. zhur. no.5,54-59 MY '61.
.. . (MDA
(TYPHOID FMR) (DYSENTERY) (AEROSOLS) -

W;K-Will-ii(oll, N.t.; GEVEN, N It I,V.
Immunological activity of lymphold organs in aernnol and sulr.~-
cut,ineoui irrm-.jnizatlon ar
I -~ninst typhoid ff.-ver. 7r.-jr.
OPIA. 1 Immull. 41 no.11:128-133 165. 0,11HA 13:5)
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ZHDANOV,, V.M.; RITOVA, V.V.; GEFEN, II.Ye.; ZHUKOVSKIYO A.M,;
-BERLYANT,, M.L.; YEVSTIGNLYL7A, N.A.; YEGOROVA, H.B.; KREYNIN,
L.S.; LEOHIDOVA, S.L.; SERGEYEV, V.M.; SMIMOV, M.S.
Comparative stud7 of intranasal and aerosol methods of
vaccination against influenza. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i
immun. 33 no.11;63-67 N 162. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Iz Instituta virusologli imeni Ivanovskogo AMN SSSr,

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ZAKMOVA, Molina Vasillyevna, kand. tekhn. nauk# POPOV, Ivan Alekseyevich,
0
kand. tekhn. nauk; ZHOROVA) Idlijann Pavlamn; FEDIN, Boris
Vladimirovich; Prinimali uchastiye: MUKWAI Z.S.p zasl. deyatell
nauki i tekhn. HSFSR; POPOVA,, I.A., zasl. dayatell nauki i tekhn.
-RSFSR; YWj0ROVA N Dop zaal. deyatell nauki i tekbn.M'8Rj NIKITINAj
e. .1 ta7s * deya nauki i tekbn. RSFSR; =NCHUMAYA, Ye.A.,,
zasl. deyatell nauki i tekhn. RSFSR; ZRABINA, V.A.; SAVITSKIY, Ye.M.p
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TITLEi Simuitaneou3 M~cro?xo,.7f of Carton, Fy1rcgcm-, an-a SvlDhT:i,
(Odnovremenno.7e i:glercda, I !very)
PERIODICALt Veatnik M03knvskcgo -1-.nivcirsitots., Suriv,*- astr*ao-
W.S., fizi~.-"'j 1955 )3 Nr 4, PP 2(,3-214 (TISSR)
ABSTRACTt At firit authora-~eszri~.,a t-~e, xtith,,;ds Df 1-1.0.X,)rGh-jn an-:1111.5.
3;-.-jvele7& 1,2 Z_ a-u well as the of P.N.Fedca-eyev
and R.M.L&go3hrrya Z-Rof 32. Then t-,., ~,-.-Ahoru a moth3d
for tho sima".1'anifous of hydr-.%3W~, and 13'Jlphar
ir rrrize,-nLc -~tx,'AratLm~. L. tail i!) t.'-.e. Same as
that inf"R., 'J,lt fOZ thEl bi-111~r-g F;f SU1P)--):r
the author ua93 strontfum allicate Instead of sodi-.xv silicate.
There are 2 tables, atd 4 Soviet references.
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ZABRODINA, A.S.;--YMO3JQYA, All-ave
Sizmiltaneous microdeteroination of carbon, h.7drogen, and a halogen.
Vout. Hook un*.Sor. 21 Mo. 15 no.lOt66-70 JI-Ag l6o. (PIRA 13-0)
1. Iaboratoriya mikroanaliza Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Carbon--Analyeis) (Hydroon-Analysis)
(Halogens-Analytio)

YEGOROVA, N.F.; POKROVSKAYA, T.Yeo
Microdetermination of carbon and hydrogen during the combustion
of substances in a wide tube. Zhur. anal. k-him. 19 no.3066-
368 164- (MIRA 1719)
1. Moskovskiy gasudaretvennyy universitet imeni Lomonosova.

~R YAN-G.-I KUZMSOVA, V.Ts.; KUPRIKHIN, V.I.; MARTYNOV, B.P.;
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60 no, IW592-493 160. (MM 14:4)
lo Respublikanskiy psikhonevrologicheskiy dispenser (glavnyy
vrach N.Io Yegorovag nauchnyy rukovoditell prof, F,F. Dotengof)q
Tashkent,
(WHOTENSION) (MENTAL ILLNESS)

KHOROSHATA, U.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; KOVRIGINA, G.,I., nauchnyy sotrudnik;
KOROLEVA, Z.A., nauchnyy notrudnik; ABOLTINA, E.M... nauchnyy
sotrudnik; jTTPqAj_!.Ip -nauchnyy sotrud nik
Hicrochemical-tiethod of determining thedegree of vulcaniza-
tion of rainwhar fabrics. Nauch.-isal.trady VNIIPIK no.122105-
1M 160. (MIRA 1612)
p

MOROVA, N.I.; KAPITSINA, O.L.
Work of the experimental ahops. Shvein.prom. no.2tl5-16 Yx_)p
162, (MM 1514)
(Leningrad,-Clothing induatry)
Y

YEGOROVAp.N.I., 3.nzh.-tekhnolog
Effect of ionizing radiation on vitamin A content of wbale liver.
Trudy VNIIRO 45:95e406 162, (MIRA 16(-5)
(Radiation stex~11#tion) (Vitamins-A) Whales)

EGOROVA, N.I. Mhorova, N.I.)
Effeat of antioxidants on the presarvation of Bprat msal
during storage, Khar, prom. no.102-34 Ja-Mr 165. (MA 18W

YEGGOROVA, N.I. DEhorova, N.I.jj TSISLUM, A.1a. [T31al,nkop A.M.)
Pvnooration of fish-press broth and proparation of whole fish
meal from sprat,
to. Khar, prom. no-1134-36 JR-Mr 165. (1,,'IRA 1814)
~7

KAPITS"A, 011ga Leontlyevna; YEGOROVA Nina Ivanovna; SUKHAREV,
M.I., kand. tekhn. naan,---cf-j-f
GVIRTSI V.L., tekhn. red.
(Standardization of shirt parts; experience of the O.Krasnaia
Rabotnitsaff Clothing Factory in Leningrad] Unifikataila deta-
lei verkhnikh sorochek; opyt raboty leningradekoi shveinoi
fabriki "Krasnaia rabotnitsa." Leningrad, 1962. 16 p. (Le-
ningradskii dom nauchno-tekhnicheskot propagrdy- Obmen pere-
dovym opytom. Serila: Shveinaia promyshlenno tj , n0.4)
(MIRA 160)
(Leningrad--Sbirts, Men's)
i~T

YEGCROVA, V,K., starshiy nauebw sotrudnik
Chemical con trol of the ground beetle Zabrus tenebrimes.
Zashch. raot. ot vred, i bol, 6 no*8:21-22 Ag 161. (KM 15:12)
Zherobkovskaya opytnaya stantsiyap solo Zherebkovop
Ane-n1yovskogo rayonae
(Odi?vsa *~nce--Ground beetles-Zxtarmination)
(Insecticides)

Turova-Pollak, M. B.0 Gurvitch, I.0 and F
,gorova, if., OThe Isomerizatic'n of
Polymethylene Hydrocarions under the Influence of Aluminium Chloride. XIV. The
isomerisation of 1-mothyl-2-athylcyclorentane." (p. 140)
SOS Journal of General Chemistr-Y Phurnal Obahchel n1mil)y 1947, Vol, 17, No. I

USSR/Chemistry - Amides
"T"rianilide Of Trimesic Acid," A. V. Xirsanov,
N. L. Yegorova.0 Chair of Org Chem, Dnepropetrovsk
Metallurgical Inst imeni I. V. Stalin
"Mar Obshch Khim" Vol 22, No 9, pp 1614, 1615
Me trianilide Of trimesic acid was obtained by
direct Phenylamidation of trimesic acid. This
Product Was found to melt at 320-3210 and not at
118-1200 as previously reported by Curtins.
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cases) to Ai et re
10"foll aul distm and treatimnit
of the: rra.due with N Nl,tOlf and. fill) gave the fallowing
dAymilides 'ram the comspoiiding dtcarbax)Q Gridy: oxg9c.
'
14%. In 4 hrt.~ 2,50/0 In 10 Itri., rn.* 245-4J*;. vallank, 73-
tn. 212-3 ; su~~nlc
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suLlamidc n1ter 3 hm. in pyridine at 100' si%e K1.5% di.

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G. ,NC,

M=M,
11T.

IrRSANOV,A.V.; YEGOROVA,N.L.
Dichloranhydrides of alkyl oulfonamidaphosphoric acids. Zhur.ob.kht-a.
25 no.6:1140-1141 Je '55. (KLRA 8:12)
1. Dnepropetrovskly metallurgicheakiy institut Imeni I.Y.Stalinvi
(Phosphoric acid) (Sulfonanides)
I Al

Y,",'rlOFV)VAf H.L., Catid Ckjoril lgoi-(diats)
Dnepropobrovsk-, 1958, 11 qp Pli.epropetrov,ic, ClIctli-tochnol Inst iri
E. Dzerzhinokiy), 200 copion (YL,30-58,123)

AUTHORS: Kirsanov. A. V~, YegorOVaj, N. L. 79-28-4-44/60
TITLE: Triaroxyphosphorazosulfonalalkyls and Aromatic Esters of
Alkylsulfonamidophosphoric Acids (Triaroksifosfazosullfonalkily
I aromatiolieskiye efiry alkilsul4fonamidofosfornykh kislot)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, 1958, Vol. 28, Nr 4, PP- 1052-1055
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Triaroxyphosphorazosulfonalkyls were producet by reaction of
sodium arylates with trichlorophosphorazoEiulfonalkyls (ref 1)
in benzene solution:
RSO2N-Pol3 + 3 ArOlla RSO 2NM F (OAr), + 3 NaCl
Sodium phenolate and sodium-p-chlorphenolat-a react very with
trichlorophosphorazesulfonalkyls. With dry sodium phenolate
without solventv the reaction very violently takes place and
the reaction mixture carbonizes. Sodium-p-ni.trophenolate reacts
lesa violently; the reaction takes place on heating in the
Card 1/4 water bath In the course of 2-3 hours. Yields, meltine points

.Triaroxyphospliorazo.qulfonalkyls and Aromatic Eaters of 79-28-4-44/60
Alkylsulfonamidophosphoric-Acids
and analytical data of the compounds of formula I obtained in
this way are exactly mentioned. The compounds are colorless
Crystallized substances (with the ine exception of the liquid
derivative Ar - 0 6H59 R - n-C 4H9) which are easily soluble
in acetone, dioxane, a little more difficultly in benzene,
ether and alcohol. They dissolve in boiling tetrachloride and
petroleum ether as well., whilst in hot water very difficultly,
in cold water they are insoluble. According to their physical
and chemical properties the compounds of the formula I are
very similar to triaroxyphosphorazosulfcna.-yls (ref 2), how-
ever, they differ by an higher solubility in boiling water
and polar solvents~ The compounds of formula I are neutral
substances which are relatively constant against water and
atmospheric moisture. An exception is represented by the
derivative with Ar - p-NO C H 9 R - C H, (II), which is very
6,A its 32
easily hydrolyzable. Alrea3y olations in 96 % ethanol
Card 2/4 a complete saponification takes place, where p-dinitrophenyl

Triaroxyphosphorazosulfonalkyla and Aromatic Esters of 79-28-4-44/60
Alkylsulfonamidophosphor-ic Jkcids
Card 3/4
-M-M-MMUMV ~_MIMM
eater of ethylsulfonamidophosphorie acid (III) and nitrophenol
are formed:
C2H5 so2N-P(OC 6H4NO 2-P)3 + H20 ---> C2H5SO2NEPO(OC 6H4110 2_P)2+
- p-NO 2C6114 OH.
All the other compounds of formula I are not modified on
heating with alcohol, however, under the action of caustic
alkalies in alcoholic-aqueous aolution they are easily
saponified. In this case salts of the corresponding diaryl
ester of alkylsulfonamidophosphoric acids (IV) form, the
yields, melting points and analytical data of which are
mentioned. They easily dissolve in acetone and hot alcohol,
very difficultly in cold - more easily in boiling water.
In most of the unpolar solvents they are difficultly.soluble.
in chemical respects they are strong monobasio acids. With
respect to hydrolysis in an acid, as well es in an alkaline

Triaroxyphosphorazosulfonalalkyls and Aromatic Esters of 79-28-4-44/60
Alkylsulfonamidophosphoric, Acids
medium they are essentially more constant than the compounds
of formula I. There structure not only unequivocally results
from the formation by saponification of the compounds of
formula Iv but was also proved by the synthesis of diacetic
chlorides of alkylaulfonamidophosphoric acids with sodium
arylates:
RSO2NHPOC12 + 2ArONa RSO2NHPO(OA-r),+ 2NaC1.
Syntheses and analytical data of the mentioned compounds are
exactly described in-an experimental part. ,
There are 2 tables and 3 references, 3 of which are Soviet
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheakiy institut
(Dnepropetrovsk Ifetalluri;icul Institute)
SUBMITTED: FebrnarY 4; 1957
Card 4/4

AUTH06RS: Kirsanov, A. V., Yegorova, N. L. SOV/ 79-28-6-3h/63
TI'LLF,: Anilides of All-ylsulfonamidophosphoric Acids (Anilidy
alkilsullfonamidofosfornykhkislot)
PERIODICAL:
Ile
Zhurnal, obshch khimiii 1958, Vol; 283 Hr 61 pp.
1587-1569 (USSZ
ABSTRACT: On the action of aniline on trichlorophosphazoslulfonalkyls the
foraaticn of anilidadichlorophosphazosulfonalkyls of the type
RSO N-FC1 (ITHC,H ) (I), of dianilidochloro~hosphazosulfonalkyls
2
5
~~
of
the t
_PCI(NH%H )2 and of trianilidopliosphazo-
pe RS
Z
sulfonalkyls of tHe type RSO N
P(NHC 6H5) can be expected. The
products (I) could not be obLined (Ref 2~. The compounds (II)
are obtained in sufficiently good yields in the conversion of
trichlor*ophos--)hazosulfonalkyls with aniline in carbon tetra-
chloride. They are crystalline substances of neutral cMracter
and hydrolize easily to dianilides of the alkylsulfonamidophosporic
acids UIV on heating their solutions in 96% alcohol or in boiling
water according tothe scheme RS0211-PCL(IMC611 ) * 1120-VICL +
l
+ HS02NHPO(N11C6H5)2. The v lt formation of R
~ by action of
alkali liquors and amionia takes place without difficulty. On
Card 1/2 a&~acidification of these easily soluble salts the free (III)

Anilides of AlkylsuIfonanidophosphoric Acids SOV/ 79-28-6-34/63
compounds separate so that the reaction mixture for the product-
tion of (III) can be directly separated from the alkali liquor.
The compounds (III) are c-lorless bodies of bitter taste and can-
not be hydrolized with alkali solutions; this can, however, be
achieved by a heating with diluted mineral acids under the forma-
tion of amides of the alkylsulfo acids and anilides of the phos-
phoric acids. They are monobasiep rather strong acidz. Trianili-
dophosphazosulfonalkydes (IV) are obtained in good yields on a
longer heating of the trLehlorophosphazosulfonalkyls with excess
aniline in benzene solution. The properties of the products (II-
IV) are mentioned in the experimental part. There are 3 referen-
ces.. 3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Dneprospetrovskiy metallurgicheskiy institut
(Dnepropetrovsk Metallurgical Institute)
SUENITTED: February 21, 1957
Card 2/2 1. Anilines--Chernical reactions

17(1,2) sat/M-59-6-29/46
AUTHORSi Segall, L.S., Kulinlich, I.M., Maslovchuk, Ye.P.,
Klinskaya, Ye.F., Zaydner, G.B. and Mironenko, I.S.
TITLE: The Organization of Measures Against Dysentery in Uzhgorod. Author's
Summary.
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, 1959, Nr 6,
p 122 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The aim of the present work was to study the incidence of dysentery in
Uzhgorod to determine the presence of micro-sectors and discover the
reasons which led to their formation so that effective measures might be
organized to counter dysentery in the area. It was found that between
1953-1955 definite micro-sectors of dysentery persisted, characterized
by a higher incidence of the disease and recurrent gastro-intestinal
diseases. These micro-sectors proved to consist of several nidi of
infection, distinguished from other sections of the town by exceptional
overcrowding and unsanitary living conditions, DI concentrating prophy-
lactic and sanitary measures on these dysentery micro-seotors, the
Card 1/2 number of foci (nidi) was cut by half in 10 months. The incidence of

sov/16-59-6-29/46
The Organization of Me"ures Against Dysentery in Uzhgorod. Author's Summary.
dysentery was reduced by 54.3% and the incidence of all intestinal in-
fections by 39.1%. This underlines the Importance of attacking over-
crowding and insanitary living conditions in anti-epidomic measures.
ASSOCIATION: Uzhgorodskiy institut epidpmiologii, mikrobiologii I gigieny (Uzhgorod
Institute of Epidemiology, Microbiology and Hygiene)
SUBMITTED:
Card 2/2
April 22, 1958

XRYLOV, Sergey Mikhaylovich, kand. tekhn.nauk; YEGORovA, N.O.,
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[Redisiribution of stress in statically indeterminate re-
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FALAYNV, T.A.; YZGCIROVA, N.P.
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le InatitiltIgeologichemkM nank Aka'dont.i.nauk USSR. Prodstayleno
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(bonsto Basin-Osoloff, Stratigraphle)