SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V. DOBRONRAVOV - N.P. DOBROSELSKAYA

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Sloe 62/
D045YDU4000/009/001/001
AUTHOR: Dobronrav'ov,, V., Doctor of Physics and Mathematics,
Professor
TITLE: Spacecraft control
PERIODICAL: Kryltya Rodiny, no. 9, 3.962, 12-13
ITUCT: The general principles"and methods of controlling (1) the
motion of the
center of mass and (2) the orientation of a space vehicle in
space are discussed,
special attention b6ing baid to gyroscopic and gytostatic control
and an "astroin-
artial system!' which keeps the vehicle correctly oriented in
space. The "Vostok"
and "Vostok-211 spacecraft were oriented towards the Earth so
that the-longitudinal
axis was continuously at a tangent to the trajectory of thecenter
of mass (Fig. 2).
Soviet spacecraft have also been oriented towards the Sun on
several flight sec-
tions. It is stated that Soviet automatic equipment for
controlling the physical
conditions within manned spacecraft is still more perfect than
that-installed an
American spacecraft. There are 5 figures.
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Spacecraft control
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OF 11
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~Fig. 2
Diagram of the flight and landing of ItVostok-211.
1 - Braking by jet engine; 2 - descent trajectory; 3 area Miere
the cabin
and catapulted capsule landed.
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DOBRONFLAVOV, V., prof.,. doktor
fisilo-matematichaskikh nauk
What did the first spaceflight contribute to the study
of the
universe. AvA kosm. " no*020-27 162, (KM 15:4)
(Space flight)

DOBRONRAVOV Orel:
From the first satellite to the first group Might into
space* Av*i kosmo 45 u**lOt7-10 162. (MMA 15:10)
(Space flight)
4.

DOBRONRAVOV V V doktor fiz..-mat, nauk
tL ~-.$ , prof., red.; ZAKHAROV,
. - ~Yu.G.,-iand. tekhn. nauk, red.; KURBAKOVA,
I.P., red.
izd-va; KARPOV, I.I., tekhn. red. -
(Problems in analytic and applied mechanics]
Voprosy anali-
ticheskoi i prikladnoi mekhaniki; sbornik statei.
Moskva,
Oborongiz, 1963. 175-p. OURA 16:4)
(Mechanics, knalytic) (Mechanics, Applied)

ACCESSION NRs AT3013.851 S/2978/63/ooo/boo/bo49/oo% i
i
AUTHORs' DobronrnT~,. V.. V..,,(RVfeooor)
TMZt Integrals ot'dynamic equations as conditions of nonholonwdo
constraints i
SOUITEs , Vopro" analiticheskoy I priklednoy'sekhanikij abornik tat
c
6 e6TO Mon OWS
3,
963# 49-51
TOPIC TAGS3 classical mechanics.. equation of notion,, first
integralp nonholonomic
constraint
ABSTRACT: It is assumed that a system. of dynamic equations of
notion for a
Mechanical holonomic system
:10i
has been foraLUted anid that some first integrals have been founds
The question is discussed whether the obtained Integrals can be
considered an
equations of nonholonomio constraints isposed, ofi the mechanical
system and used for
reformulating the equations of motion. The point Is Illustrated by-
considering the
d~T

DOBRON-RAVOV,,V-.V. (Moscow)-
"On the relations between kinematical and dynamical
characteristics
in motion of a solid with a fixed point."
report presented at the 2nd All-Union Congress on
Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 29 Jan - 5 Feb 64.

DOBRONRAVOV, V.p doktor fiz.-matem. nauk, prof.
Successful space year. Kry2. rod. 15 no.1:17-18
Ja 164.
(MIRA 17.,2)

DOBRONRAVOV, V.Ye.j_ KOCIWOVA, L.B.; KOGAN, O.Ye,s,
starshiy inzho-
'~-_ za mousk; RAZU14OVSKIYI 11-Nop red,
I
(Methods of presenting the topic "Faectromagnetism"
in a
plWsics course; rethods manual for technical school
teachers)
Metodika izlozheniia temy "Elektromagnetizm".v kurse
fiziki)*
metodicheskoe posobie dlia prepodavatelei
tekhnikumov. Moskvaq
Upr. kadrov i ucheb. zavedeniJ..
Nauchno.-metodicheskii kabinet
(Electromagnetism-Study and teaching) (MIRA 15:8~

DOBRONMVDV, - ye.p.
Ways of improving tb~..qua2l .ty of sinter In
KrIvoy Rog Basin
plants. Met... i goxii6rud. prom. no-40 JI-Ag
'U+:, 1~
(MIRA 18:7)
I

B ,EW&2~j
for the hydrota atm
KIU A-, "IMM.
Integrals of motion wereobtidned Ifor tLe R at= by con-
sidering tbt group syrnmetry properties of the
Hamiltonian
in Sch.-Odjn8tr's equation. A relation b estsbbjc~dj~~
tsv~cz the energy and the parameters that corre3p
set of degmemtp vmve funct!ons. The degmerucy (cast
E < 0) b u ",bed to the particle trajtctLry in the
C-ulcmh
field. A. K_rem:hcIj:t_

DOMMAVQYA I n,; TUURINOV. D.N.; ZAKHAROVA, T.K.;
KONOVALYUK, G.A.,
re&sktor_; NOGINA, B.I., tekhnichaskly redektor
[Ukrainian S.S.R., White Russian S.S.R. and
Moldavian S.S.R.]
Ulcrainakaia SSR, Belorueskata SSR. Xoldavikela SSR.
Moskva, Goo.
izd-vo geogr. lit-rv# 1936. 69 p. NLRA 10:3)
(Ukraine-Geograpby) (White Russim-Geography)
(Moldavia-Geography)i

jP(56P,01qR.1VOVe% eq. N.
'Category: USSR / Physical Chemistry - Surface phenomena.
Adsorption.
Chromatography. Ion exchange. B-13
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur-Rhimiya., No 9. 1957, 30215
Authcr : Preobrazhenskiy Be K., Lilova 0, Me) I)obronravova A.
N., Teterin Ye.
D.
Inst - : not given
Title : Ion-Exchange Separation-of Active Rare-Earth Elements
Without the Use
of a pH-14eter
Orig Pub: Zh. neorgan. khimii, 1956, 1, No 10, M4!.P-299
Abstract: Description of a method of chromatographte separation
of tracer
amounts of rare earths (RE) in columns containing a cathionite of
the
Doweks-50 type, with ejution With NE -lactate solutions.
Arrocedure
is recommended for the preparation the elution s:)Jution by
neutrali-
zation (to bromecresol purple wish a transition interval PH 5-6)
'with gaseous NHI. It was found that a solution prepared in this
manner provides the beat conditions for separation of RE, and on
addition of phenol (to a concentration of 0.01 M) undergoes no
change
on prolonged storage. For isol4tion of Lu - Yb fraction use is
made
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cj=tn~met~ ci~cull A rcuo,abk ~dpt- is pr-M~d
ti'v M~

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AUTHORS: Dobronravova. A. N. Krizhanskiy, L. M., 1.1,urin,
A. N.,
V -.N - ---
TITLE: Mans Numbers of Dysprosium Isotopes With n Neutron
Deficit
(Ma:-,sovyye c1hialn ney tronodef its itnykh izotopov
disproziya)
PE1110DICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Serija
fizicheskaya, 1958,
Vol. 22, Nr 7, PP. a15 - 816 (ussR)
ABSTRACT: When the 3uthors investif,attd the D-fraction and
the genetic
relations of the Dy-isotopes with their daaghttr elements
(Tb and Gd), they urrived at the conclasion (Ref 4) that iso-
topes with a mass number of 159, 157, 15j, and 153 must be
contained in the Dy-fraction. In order to check an this
assumption it was attempted to determine directly the masses
of the Dy-isoto*pes, which are produced in a "thorough"
(glubok) Ta-fission rea--tion. For this purpose the
Dy-fraction
was sep~.,rated in the mass spectrometer. The j4-spectra of
the
separat!~d Dy-isotopes w,!re recorded with a scintillation
sp!!ctrom-!!t-tr. A UC-2 industrial-type mass sptctroaaettr
was
Card 1/3 used for the sc-.)aration. In order to increase the
intensity

SOV/48-22-7-9/26
Mass Numbers of Dysprosium Isotopes With a Neatron Deficit
of light the slits were somewhit widened and the tungsten
filament cathode was platin3ted. The preparations vitre in-
vestigated on aiLsointillation spectrometer with a NaJ(Tl)-
crystal with a size of 3o x 2o mm. Radioactive isotopes of
Dy with a mass number of 159, 157, 135, 153, and probably of
151 were found. The low activity of the Dyl59_sample, and the
very low on!! of the Dyl5l-sainple did not permit a further
investigation. From the evidence collected the following con-
cl,As.~.ons could be drawn; Dy157t half-life T1/2~8,5+0,5
hours.
A, i-adioactive daughter substance was not found. Thef-spec-
trum'shows 8o- (weak) and 325 k*V-lines. Dy155.Tl/2~ 9+2
hours.
A radioactive daughter substance with a half-life of about 5
days (Tbl55, Refs 4 and 6) was found. The e-spectrum of Dy155
consists of 8o- (dubious) and 227 keV-1ines& Dyl53.Tl/2
7+3 hours. A radioactive daaghter sabstance ivith a half-life
Card 2/3 of about 2 days (Tbl53 , Ref 7) v~as foand.
Thea-spectrum of

SOV/46-22-7-3/26
Mass Numbers of Dysprosium Isotopes WLth a Neutron Deficit
Dy153 contains the 80 keV-line. There are 9 references,
6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Radiyevyy institut im. V.G. Khlopina Akademii nauk
SSSR.
(Radium Institute imeni Khlopin AS USSR)
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-ACCESSION- NR-C-03604" S/0089/63/014/005/084/0487
AUTHORs Dobronravova, A. L;, L6yLk4, L. K.; Murin, A. N.; Titov, N.
Yo.
TITLEI Cross section for-formation of krypton and xenon isotopes
during uranium
fission by protons of 680 Nov energy
SOURCEt Atomnaya energiya, v.:14i no* 5. 1963, 484-487
TOPIC TAGS: krypton, xenon, i8otope formations'uraniun fission by
protons
ABSTRACT: In -continuation of theprevious work (Geokhimiya, v. 6,
5401 1962) on
the relative yield of xenon and-krypton isotopes which are fragments
of uranium
fission by protons of 680 Mev energy, the authors have irradiated two
more uranium
targets in the inner beam of the.synchroVclotron of the laboratory
for nuclear
problems of the Conso
AlidaAed-Institui
U"U'hircoa- - -
1---at- and -after
w a re a haly~ z-, it a MV-~ 2
puri catiori 3-44mass spectrometerIv To avoid wasting,
gases, an electric scheme-oas developed f6r a speedy tuniiii-for
recording each
isotope. Descri, ti f this scheme is~given. The relative yield for
the krypton
masses 78
to 86 xenon (124 to 136), and rubidium (83, 84) isotopes is summarized
in a table. Effective cross sections are computed using the usual
formulas.
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GINMN# A.Vo; DOBRORkTO r; MIRONOT, M.G., redaktor;
j_jL,t_*. j redakto
zATTsjjA'~.' ~.., ~re or~kart; PZnOVA, M.D.,
tokhnichookly redaktor
[Cartograpbyl Irartografiia*-Izd-vo 2-e, perer..Moskva,
G6s.'-mehabno-
podagogi Azd-,ro Ministerstya proeveshchaniia RSFSR.
1952. 218 p.
Cartograpby) (MLRA 7:9)

KUZIETSOV, N.T.; GELIn, S.Yu., redaktor; DQTmnVRAVnTA
I-A- redaktor;
XPRAYEVA, N.A., tekhnicheskiy redak-tof, --
[Exploiting the rivers of our land] Osvoenle rek
nashel rodin7.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1954. 94 p. (MLEA 8:3)
(Rivers) (ELvdraulic engineering)

~1)06RON Rf4vow), A- 0.
KUZMMWV , I.V., redaktor; OOLUBTSOVA, V.A., redaktor;
GRIODRqAN,
A.T., redaktor; ZUBOV , V.P., redaktor; SOTIN . 3.S.,
redaktor;
FIGURDVSM, N.A., redaktor; SFMKHARDIN, S.V., redaktor;
TUSHKIVICH. A.P., redaktor; DDBRDNUVOVA.A.O,, redaktor;
ALIKSIMA, T.V., tekhnicheFfixT-wuCwvux-ww"--
Iqlatory of.the science and technology of China; a
collection
of articl&O Ii istorii nauki i takhniki Kitala; sbornik;
statei,HGAVa, lid-vo Akademil nmk SSSR, 1955. 181 p.
(MLRA 8:10)
1. Akademlya muk SSSR. Institut istorii
yestestvosnaniya i
takhnik-t.
(Gbina-Sclence-Histoz7) (Obina-Technology-History)

I
ILPOLLOT, B.A.; BOlMDV, 3,N., redaktor;
IPMOARAVOTA A.0. redaktor;
MlYlR, I.L., redaktor; POLTAEDVA,4 redaktor.
(The Caspian Sea and Its basin] laspiinkoe more I
ego bassain.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akademil, nauk SSSR, 1956. 115 P.
(X=cbLno-popu
liarnala seriia) (KEA 9 z 4)
(Caspian Sea)

,,D.MQHRAVOV.Aj,~-Alavttu&- Orestavna,; TUDARINOV,
Dmitriy Nikolayevich,
DOBRONRAVOVA, X.O..ro,.; NOGINA, IT.I., tekhn. red.
[Armenian S,S.R.] Armiansketa S&R. Moskva, Gos. tzd-vo
geogr.
lit-ry,, 1958- 55 P. (Armenia) (MIRA 11:12)

DOBR -~A-At;x..TUGARIMOV, D.N.; ITUBIMOVI I.M., red.;
KOSHUMAv
S.x., tekhn.redo
CUkrainian S.s.R.] Ukrainsksia SSR- Koskva. Goo.izd-vo
geogr-
lit-ry. 1959. 123 P- (Ukraine) WIRA 1323)

BRYAKALOV, G.A. (Leningrad); DOBROMAVOVA I.K,
JIeningrad);
CHUKREYEV2 P.A. (Leni ~UM); ~~.M. (leningrad)
Solution of a logic problem using an analog
computer. Izv.
AN SSSR. otd, tekh, nauk, tekh, kibe no,3:168--176
My-Je 163,
(MIRA 16:7)
(Faectronic analog computers)

:ACCESSION NRI AP40*136 8/047/64/OIVOOI/0033/0039
'AUTHORI Dobronravovas To
TITLE: Bioelectrio activity changes in the human brain during motor
conditioning to time
,SOURCE: Zhurnal vy*ssh, nerv, deyatell,q v. 14, no. 1., 1964,
33-39
iTOPIC TAGS: EEG change,, bioelectrie activity change,, human
brain,
1motor conditioningt motor conditioning to time, alpha-rhythm
depress-*
ion, conditioned rhythmic stimuluss, alpha-rhythm depression
probability
~ABSTRAGT: MEG changes in 10 human subjects were investigated in a
;series of 3 experiments with an unconditioned rhythmic,lipht
stimmlus
~ in the f irst series, a conditioned rhythmic lig~it stimulus in
the
;second series, and a conditioned rh-Sthmie light stimulus
requiring a
,motor response in the third series, Duration of the light stimulus
~was .5 see and intervals between stimuli ranged from 1 to 4.5 see.
EEG of the visual and sensomotor cortex areas (monopolar leads) and
ENG of the right hand fingers were recorded on a four-channel
oCard 1/3

ACCESSION NR: AP4014136
ielectrooncephalograph. Stimulus effect was determined by
alpha-rhytbn
,,depression reaction, In each series the subject was tested 5-15
times
,while sitting with eyes closed in a dark soundproof chamber,
Findings
,show that unconditioned rhythmic light stimuli produced
alpha-rhythm
'depression for a relatively short period and gradually the alpha-
'rhythm was restored to its initial activity. EEG changes in
response,
,to conditioned rhythmic light stimuli displayed a distinct cyclic
~pattern, Alpha rhythm depression was followed by a strong burst of
,alpha-aetivity and changed into depression again before the
appear-
'ance of the next stimulus, EEG changes in response to a
conditioned
?rhythmic light stimulus requiring a motor response from the
subject
did not demonstrate any cyclic pattern related to motor rhythm,
Statistical analysis of data from all 3 oxperimental series
indicatesi
'that the probability of alpha-rhytbm depression increases with the
,shortening of stimuli intervals* The non-spocifio brain system
activated by alpha-rhythm depression appears to participate in
motor
conditioning to time. Orig, art. has:- 4 figures.
y*sshey nervnoy doyatellnosti i neyrofiziolo-
CSOCIATION: Institut v
gii Akademii Nauk SSBR (Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and

b V-e-
KARUEHYAN,A.O.. doktor skonomichookikh nwk. redaktor;
HURZAYRY.N.M..
doktor geografichesk1kh nw, , rodaktor; HYAZABTSBV,S.N.,
kandUAt geografichaskikh usuk, redaktor;
DOBRONUVOVApK,O.v
redaktorg GlaMeDeA, # takhnlcbsWdy redaktff'~*
[Armenian S.S.R.3 Armlauskala. $SR. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
pogro
lit-ry, 1955, 282 p, (HUA 9j4)
le Akademiya nauk Armywokoy SSR, Ilbrevan. Institat
ekonomiki,
(Armaia)

RYAZMSZV, Sergey Nikolayevich; PAVLWO, Vlktor Yedorovich;
MAIAYRVA, S.L., sostavitell kart- D013ROMVOVA, K.O., red.;
KONOVALYUK, I.K., mladshiy red.; X
GLK M , D.A.. tekhn.red.
[Features of the economic geography of the
Kirgizekaia SSR; ekonomiko-geografichookaia
Moskva, Goe.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1960. 483
Kirghiz S.S.R.]
kharakteristiks.
p.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Kirghizistan-3conomic geography)

KALESNIK, Stanislav Vikentlyevich;
DOERONFiAVOVA,,.K,O.p red.;
LYUBIMOV, I.M., red.; K0W-0V-kYUJK-',-I-'k,
kaa. red.;
VASIKINA, R.S.p tekhn. red.
[Outline of glaciology] Ocherki gliatsiologii.
Moskva#
Geografgiz, 1963. 550 P. (MIRA 17:2)

YEVGEWYEV, Boris Sergeyevich; DOERONRAVOVA~ K.O.,
red.; K0140VAL-YUK,
I.K., mlad. red.
(Brightening a road wir." Its way...; a tale . , the
Moscow
River] Svetleiaj steletsia doroga ... ; povest' o
Vloskve-reke.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Mysll," 1964. 229 p. (MIRA 17:7)

YEFRDIOV, Yu.K.; DOBROMMOVA, K.O., red.
[The Far East; a pbotographie- album] Dallnii
Vostok; foto-
allbom. 14oskvap Yqsltj, 1961. 118 P. (MIRA IS'
5)

KHARITANOVSKIY, AleksandrLeksandrovich;
DOERONRAVOVA .1
red.; POLOZHENTSKVA, T.S., mlad~-rea,--" ...
(Man with an iron deer; tale abo5t a forgotten
feat]
Chelovek a zhelezrWm olenem; povest' o zabitom
podvige.
Moskva, Mysll ~ 1965. 221 p. _,-- (MIRA 18:12)

-L W33(,-67 Nrr(l) S C'M 1JD/GD
ACC NR, AT6036684 SOURCO CODEt Ult/0000/66/000/000/0386/0387
AUTHOR: Shilovt_.Kt__kl~;_Dobronritvovfkj,-At-A.;
ORG: none
TITLE: Effect of radial accelerations on the immunological
reactivity of the organis
Dapor presented at the'b6~&~nc`eo--n-Pxoblems Of S2acO Medicine
hold In Noscow from
24-27 May 1969
SOURCE: Nonforantsiya po problemam kosmicheskoy meditsiny, 1966.
Problemy
kosmichaskoy meditsiny. (Problems of space medicine); materialy
konferentsilt
tbscow, 1966, 386-387
TOPIC TAGS: biologic acceleration effect, hematology,
immunology, space
medicine, automicroflora
ABSTRACT:
Acceleration 'is "a iacto-r. which has a deleterious effect on
the orgpLnigiii.
!The data thus far indicate that accelerations can cause shifts
in the func-
.-tional state of a number of systems (nervous, cardiovascular,
digestive,
etc.). From this it can be speculated that de6truction of
various systems
.of the organism can lead to changes in immunity. However, the
problem of
the effect of acceleration on immunoreactivity - has been little
studied.
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ACC NR, AT6036684
TnIS I;tUQY WUS Geblgnea to investigate tne ellect of
transverse radial
u
Accelerations on the immunologic reactivity of the organism.
Imm no
-reactivity was evaluated as a function of the phagocytic
reaction, titre
Icomplement, badtericidal qualities of the skin, and blood
lysozyme
'content. Three series of experiments were conducted on 400
white rats.
Animals were exposed to chest-back accelerations of 20, 25,
and 30 G
for 5 min on a special centrifuge. Examinations took place 1-2
Ihr after
exposure, as well as 1, 3,,6, 10, 20, and 30 days later.
The experiments showed that, accelerations of 20, 25, and 30 G
caused
short-term changes in immunologic reactivity. However, during
actual
spaceflights which will probably entail prolonge-c" stay in a
hermetically
scaled cabin under altered living conditions and the action of
a number of
unfavorable spaceflight factors, the immunologic condition and
reactivity
of the organism as well as microorganisms in the spacecraft
cabin and
posmonaut automicroflora can be altered. For this reason it is
of great
importance to increase the immitnoreactivity of the organism
to p:re'vent
the development of various autoinfectious diseases. "[W. A.
No*' '22; AM Report
66-116Y
SUB CODE: 06 SUBm DATE: -OOMay66

DOMONIUSOVA) N. P.
WBP,ONRAVOVA, N. P. -- "The Role of Animal Protein as
one Factor Contri-
buting to an Increase in the Non-Specific Resistance of
the Growing
Organism to Dysentery Infections." Min Health RSFSR.
Saratov State
Medical Inst. Saratov, 1955. (Dissertation for the
Degree of Candidate
of Medical Sciences.)
80. Knizhnaya Letopis', No 5, Moscow, Feb 1956

DOERONRAVOVA, N.P.; KUINDZHI, N.N.
Nutrition and some aspects of metabolism in the
native population
of the Far North. Probl. Sev. no.6tll2-114 162. (MIRA
16:8)
1. Moskovskiy institut gigiyeny imeni F.F. Erismana.
(RUSSIAI NORTHERN-NUTRITION)
(METABOLISM)

DOBROER.rNOVA, 14.:;*
Energy exptndituro of indigenous fisherman in the
Far Nczte.
Vop. pii . 21 no.6:3&-40 1W) 162. (Mir-" 17:5)
1. 1.7 Nvakovsk3go iiauctuio-i,~s-:.adovatellskcgo
JrisT.Jtuta glgi~sliy
imeni F.F. Erismana.

DOBRONRAVOVA, S. A.
Treatment of tuberculosis by the
intratraeboobronchial administra-
tion of streptomycin. Frobl. tub. no.7*.111-113 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Iz Kuybyshevskogo oblastnogo protivotuberkuleznogo
die nsera
IT
(glavnyy vrach - zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR A. S.
Lotsmanov
(STREPTOMYCIN) (TUBERCULOSIS)

KUDRYASHOV, P.A., red.; D013RONRAVOVA, S.M., red.
(Reference catalog of equipment and appliances
for the
mechanization of shipbuilding operations] Katalog-
spravochnik oborudovaniia i prisposoblenii dlia
mekha-
nizatsU sudoremontnykh rabot. Moskvaj, Transport,
1965.
149 P. (MIRA 19;1)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.F.S.H.) Minintoratvo
rechnogo flota.
TSentrallnoye proyektno-konstruktorskoye byuro.

SHAPOSHNIKOV, Oleg Konstantinovich;
DOBRONRAVOVA. V.N.. red.;
IZBEDEVA, Z.V.0 tekhn. red.
[Urticarial Krapivnitsa. Leningrad,,Medgiz.,
1962. 106 p.
(MIU 16: 1)
(URTICA14A)

-w
TROMOV, B.Y. t VLa~VO~TAL~11.
Obtaining "lignin acids" from bydroly-tic lignin.
GidrolizA
lesokbim.prom.' 13 no.4:-3-4 160. (XIBA 13:7)
1. TDmskiy politekhnicheskly institut.
(Lignin) (Wood-Chemistry)

DOBRONRAVOVA, Z.A.
Allmline activation of hydrochloric acid hydrolytic
lignin.
Gidroliz. i lesokhim,prom. 14 no.315-6 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
(Idgin)

BOMSKI, Henryk; DOBPON-SMZYCKA9 Ama
,.'r-1:.- I,, .." I
Hernia of the linea alba. Wiad. loko 18
noolzb229-235 F 1 265
1. Z Oddzialu Chorob Wewnetrznych Szpitala
Mejsklego w Zgierzu
(D.edynatora dr. med. H. Bomski).

K6SA Co.J. OFOSZ A., DOMONYT J. and F&DES 1.
Anat. Inst., Inst. fiUr anorganische Chemie, Univ.
Debrecen. *Experimente:Lle
Beeinfluasung des Blutkalziumspiegels durch
Fqpothalamuslision. Effect of
experimental hypothalamic lesions on the blood calcium
ACTA PHYSTOL. ACAD.
SCIENT. HM. (Budapest) 1954, 5/suppl. (75-76)
SO: EEERPTA NEDICA - Section 11, Vol. 7, No. 10

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MARTON, Gaza; DOBRONYI, Laszlo, dr.
Revision of the wage system in the mining industry. Munka
szemle 5 no.2:
5-9 F 161.
1. "Munkaugyi Szemle" szorkeszto bizottsagi tagja (for
Marton).

MARTON, Geza, okj...gepejqzmaraakL_~~, ~1"z~-Io, dr.
Revision of bargains.in -the mining; general situation
and guiding
principles relating to territorial measures. Bany lap
94 no.4:
2,48-253 Ap 161.
1. Foontalyveseto, thinkamWok Foosztalya, Nehazipari
Miniazterium,
Budapest (for Marton). 2. Ooztalyvezetoo Munkasugyek
Foosztalya,
Nehazipari Miniazterium,.-Budapest,(for Dobronyi).
(Hungary-Mineral industries)

AUTHOR: Dobrorez A P Engineer SOV/122-58-12-19/32
TITLE: Choice of a Criterion for Measuring Wear of Cutting
Tools
(Vybor kriteriya iznosa reztsa pri tonkom tochenii)
PERIODICALt Vestnik Mashinostroyeniya)N19585ft 12, p 52
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In fine turning tool wear occurs mainly on
the-flank of
the tool. The width of the worn area on the tool flank
is often taken as a criterion of the amount that the tool
has worn. Curves showing width of worn area (mm) against
total length of out (metres) exhibit flat sections where
no apparent wear or increase in width of worn area on tool
flank occurs throughout a considerable length of out.
The width of the worn area is not necessarily a maximum
at the top of the tool tip. Radial wear7 i.e. wear in a
direction normal to the surface being turned, is a more
exact criterion of tool wear. (Radial wear can be measu-
red by the apparatus described in Stanki i Instrument Nr 5,
1955) Figs 1 and 2 show wear measurements on two
diffe;ent types of tipped tools cutting chrome nickel
steel at 210 metres/min with depth of cut 0,1 mm and feed
Card 1/2 0.06 mm/rev. The curves designated hz are for wear
as
indicated in mm width of worn area on tool flank) and

SOV/122-58-12-19/32
Choice of a Criterion for Measuring Wear of Gatting Tools
those designated hp are 'for~-radial wear in micron
(.001 mm). Apart from a short zUtial period at a
higher rate, the curve for radial wear i!f-Unearo In
consequence of this linearity, when using radial.wegr as
a criterion$ tool wear tests need not be prolonged beylond
the length of time necessary to establish the linear rate.
Variations in wear measurement are within 2% to 5%7
taken over a 100 metre length of out. Radial wear of
the tool reflects the accuracy of.machining directly7
and is a more sound criterion for-tool wear than measure-
ment of the width of a blunted area on the tooj_..fj;pzk*
Card 2/2 There are 2 figures, and )+ references (all Sovi4et)

31'~'
S 123/61/000/022/007/'024
A004/A101
AUTHOR: Dobrorez, A.P._
TITLE,- Some problems of fine turning
PERIODICAL.- Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyeniye, no. 22,
1961, 29, abstract
22B180 ("Tr. Ufimsk..aviats. In-ta!, 1960, no. 5, 33 - 40)
TEXT-. The fine turning of steels is characterized by high
cutting speeds
(up-to 500 m/min), small feeds (0.03-0.15 mmlrev) and small
depths of cut (0.05-
0.5 mm). The problems of radial tool wear, optimum tool
geometry and cutting
conditions, comparative rating-of various tool materials from
the viewpoint of
radial wear and height of microroughness pertain to the
problems of fine turning
which have been little studied and were, therefore, the
subject of investigation
The investigations were carried out during longitudinal
turning of 18 HBA (18NVA~
steel specimens on a TB -320 (TV-320) screw-cutting lathe. An
analysis of the
back edge wear curves confirms the correctness of the
selection of the radial
wear as a determining criterion of blunting. The author
studied the effect of
the tool cutting part and elements of cutting conditions on
the radial wear and
surface finish. The factors (feed, back angle, cutting speed)
which, being
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31930
S/123/61/000/02~/007/024
Some problems of fine turning Aoo4/Aioi
changed, lower the radial wear result also in a reduction of
the height of micro-
roughnes.s. At a feed of 0.03 mm/rev and an increase in the
cutting path exceed-
ing 8,000 m, vibrations arise which deteriorate the surface
finish. Using small
feeds .ip t~ 0,06 mm/rev in fine turning leads to the
origination of vibrations
which lower the to,,l life. There are 10 graphs, 1 table and 4
references.
I. BrIskman
[Abstracter's notet Complete translation]
Card 212

DOBROREZ, A.P.
Selecting the radius of thetool point for fine
turning. Stan.i
in6tr. 33 no*9:28 S 162* (KM 15'.9)
(Metal-outting tools) (Turning)
.i
i
I

DOBROREZ, A.F., iazh.
Effect of cutting conditions on the radial wear of
cutting
tools in fine steel turning. Vest. mashinostr. 43
no.-12:51-54
D 163. (MIRA 17:8)

DODRORMl AoPag ~inoho
Cost and effiaisnoy of obtaiting the iseventh "o ninth
class of
surfaos smoothness in the fine turning of steel*
Vbstama.Bhinoat~-.
" no,12&61-63 D '64v (MIRA ISQ)

SKRIPCHENKO, N.S.; DDBPCPODNYY, N.A.; TAMBREV, A.S.
Redeposition of chalcopyrite in the pebbles of
sulfide ores in
the Urup deposit (Northern Caucasus). Dokl. AN S5311
162 n0.2-
425-427 my 165. 041 RA IS - 5)
1. Novocherkasskiy poll tekliniche skiy institut im.
S.O.-dzhonikitize.
Submitted January 14, IQ65.

DOBRM, UKA, L.
"Brachyschedyla (Schizosch(--ndyla) Monceci 11rol., a
row rer-reser-tri"i've of
(Chilom~aj Coophilomor?+s) In Cze'chaslovpkia."
the fanily Schenr7,yl-
T,T lyn 0
SE-0-r!"IF 1-:'AU1,TTST!CXY0 P- 6"M ACTA rALWMIr ~
F'"PC 'C ,!r Tr.~ 1 1 1.56
113-nha, Czechoslovakia
!!Onthly lirt of -~~A 'T AC07~1~"IONI 79PY (1i.7AT)'
Lil-ary of ron;?ress,
Vol. 8) 'NO. 7, JOY, 1L059
Urc)p rslfiod

1DOTIOP71-A, L.
Dignathodon ricrocenhRlum LUC; (Chillopoda, Geoj~nilomovlha) in
Czechoslovakia. p. 171,
(Ochrana !-Iirody Vol. .11, no. 6, JulY 1956, T'raba)
SO: I-Ionthly List of East European Accession (EEAL) LC, vol.
6, no. 7. July 1957. Tincl.

DOBRORUFJ-., L.
"The recently discovered or remarkable centipedes
53,mphyla and Chilopoda
from Bohemia. In German."
P. 135 (Sbornik Faunistickych Praci. Acta Faunistica
EntomoloCica, No. 2, 1957r
Mionthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI) LC,
Vol. 7, No.6 June 1958.

IPOIMUNOVA, B. [deceased]; DOBRORUKA, L,I.
lz-~
A contribution to the study of chilopodB of the
U.S.S.R. Zool.
zhur. 39 no.12il8n-1818 160. (MIRA 14-1)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut universiteta imeni
Masarika, Brno i
Zoologicheskiy sad, TrIaga.
(Centipedes)

POPOV,, Vladimir Illicb,, prof.j DOBROSEDOV, Leonid
Leonidovich; STABNIKOV9
,, KonW~tin -'Petrovich; SOKOLOV.,
Vsevolod Nikolayevich;"AWREYE7-
A.Ta., prof.p retsenzent; AZRIYEIDVICH, S.S.,
kand.tekhn.nauk.,
retsenzent; ERELINITSWAs A.Z., red.; KISIN&,,
Te.l... tekbn.red.
(Technological equipment of fermentation industries]
Tekhno-
logicheskoe oborudovanie predpriiatii brodillnoi
prorWshlennosti.
Izd-4-P perer. i dop. Moskva, Pishchapromizdat.,
1961. "7 p.
(KM 15:5)
(Brewing industry-Squipment and supplies)
(Distilling industries-Equipment arA supplies)

VECHERIN, Ya.P., inzh.; DOEROSELISKAYAJ. A.F.,
kand.takhn.nauk
Consolidation of the.transportation facilities of
industrial
enterprises. Trudy TSNII MPS no. 196:26-44 160. -
(MIRA 14:5)
(Railroads) Industrial)

DOBROSEL~ISYA ~A.F.~kand.tekhn.nauk; DLUGACH., B.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk;
2
2~
VECHERIN,, Ya.P.j. inzb.; DERIBAS, A.T.
~el -
Advisability of the operation of small-capacity approacb
lineo~
Trudy TSNII MPS no. 196:162-18_~ 160,, (MIRA 14:5)
- (Railroads-Branah lines) I.

A.F. , kand.tekhn.nauk
Efficiencry of opeeialized unloading points.
Vest. TSNII
MPS 21 no.1:58-61 062. (MIM 15:2)
(Loading and unloading)

GULEV, Yakov Fedorovich; DERIBAS, Andrey
Terentlyevich, kand. tekhn.
nauk;,.DOBROSELISKAYA, Antonina Filippovna; DRWHININ,
Konstantin
Fedorovich; KUKUSHKIN, Ivan Ivanovich
[New forms of transportation services for industrial
enterprises.]
Novye formy transportnogo obaluzhivanila proDWshlennykh
predpriiatii. Moskva, Transport, 1964. 101P. (Moscow.
Vsesoiuznyi
nauchno-issledovatellskii inBtitut zheleznodorozhnogo
transporta.
Trudy, no.281). (MIRA 17:9)

DOBROSLLVSK=v L.Lp insh, ~.
Overall mechanization in the hoisting and conveying
machinery
industr7, Mekh, i'aytom. proizve 19 no*70.10 J1 165,
(MIRA 18s9)

21(8); 5W
AV-THORS: Balanding A. A., Academician,,;~-'
SOV/2o-121-3-28/47
Mikhayleiiio, 1. Ye,., Spitsyn, Vikt.I.
Academician
TITLE: Radioactive Catalysts (Radioaktivnyye katalizatory)
The
Dehydration of Cyclohexanol Over the Sib-hates of Magnesium
&nd Sodium(DegidratatBiya tsiklogeksanola nad sullfatami
magniya i natriya)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 10/58, Vol 121, Nr 3,
PP 495 - 498 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Some recent investigations used the irradiation by
y-rays
or neutrons for the influencing of the processes of hetero-
geneous catalysis. In the present paper, however, the
catalyst
itself is used as a source of the ionizing radiation for the
heterogeneous catalysis of gaseous substances. This cata-
lyst contained various quantities of the radioactive iso-
tope (P-radiator). It is assumed that the continuous bom-
bardment by P-.particles*will energetically influence the
processes which occur on the boundary solid body-gas. There
Card V4 may be also an influence of the radiation on the
structure

Radioa6tive Catalysts. The Dehydration of Cyclo-
SOV/2o-121-3-28/47
hexanol Over the Sulphates of Magnesium and Sodium
of the oatalyzer (especially a change of the properties
of its surface ) and a radiation-.chemical influence of
radiation on the gaseous reagents even before their
contact with the catalyzer. The object of the investigation
was the catalytic dehydration of cyclohexanol ever the
sulphates of magnesium and sodium, in which the sulphur
was subst uted by various quantities of radioactive
sulphu4 S . The investigation was carried out by
means of a catalytic apparatus of the flowing type with an
inserted reactor. This apparatus was placed in a tubular
furnace
with automatic feeding. The radioactive preparations MgSO 4
and the measurement of the radioactivity of the catalysts
are then discusseA.No gaseous products were generated by this
reaction. The apparatus did not indicate the presence of
any radioactive contaminsits. The more non-radioactive
sodium sulphate is added to the magnesium culphate , the
more does catalytic activity decrease. Also anh.y0i,ous sodium
sulphate is a catalyzer for the dehydration of cyclohexanol,
Card 2/4 although it is rather less active than magnesium
sulphate.

Radioactive Catalysts. The Dehydration of Cyclo-
SOV/2o-121-3-28/47
hexanol Over the Sulphates of Magnesium and Sodium
The degreejn0f the conversion of oyclohexanol into
cyclohexene increases with an increase of the radioactivity
of thqcatalystp but these increases are not proportional
which respect to one another. The Arrhenius (Arrenius)
equation can be applied to the cases discussed in this
paper. The paper showed experimentally that the radio-
active radiation of the catalyst has an influence on cata-
lytic activity and on activation energy. Finally, some
possible explanations of the results of this paper are
discussed. The discussed phenomena are a completely new
effect of simultaneous action of the electrons and active
centers of the catalyst. It may be assumed that the P-
particles act upon the catalytically active centers which
had adsorbed cyclohexanol molecules. The P-particles
diminish the activation energy of the dehydration of
cyclohexanol. Investigations are being,continued. There
are 4 figures, 1 tabie, and 8 references, 5 of which are
Soviet.
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Radioactive Catalysts., The Dehydration of Cyclo-
SOV/2o-121-3-28/47
helanol Over the Sulphates of Magnesium and Sodium
'ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
iri.M.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V.Lomonosov)
Institut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Physical ChemistryAS USSR)
SUBMIWTED: April 23, 1958
Card 4/4

50) SOV/79-29-4-6/77
AUTHORS: Turova - Polyak, M. B., Dobrosellskaya, N. P.
TITLEt Catalytic Reactions in the Presence of Metallic Aluminum
(Katalitioheskiye reaktsii v prisutetvii metalliche~skogo
alyuminiya). IV. Alkylation of Bromobenzene With Ethyl-n.-
propyl- and n.-Butyl Bromide. Alkylation of Iodobenzene With
n.-Butyl Bromide (IV. Alkilirovaniye brombenzola bromistym
e*tilom, n.-bromistym propilom i n.-bromistym butilom.
Alkilirovaniye yodbenzola n.-bromistym butilom)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 4, pp
1072-1077 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The alkylation of chlorobenzene with the above-mentioned
alkyl
bromides in the presence of metallic aluminum was recently car-
ried out by the authors (Ref 1). It was proved in this paper
that also bromobenzene can be alkylated in the same way. In
order to investigate more thoroughly the kinetics of the alkyla-
tion in the liquid phase (in the presence of aluminum halides),
the authors determined the influence exercised by the nature of
the alkylating reagents, their mutual ratio, the reaction tem-
perature, the heating.time of the reaction mixture, and the
Card 1/2 activation time of aluminum upon the yield of the alkylation

SOV/79-29-4-6/77
Catalytic Reactions in the Presence of Metallic Aluminum. IV.
Alkylation of
Bromobenzene With Ethyl-n.-propyl- and n.-Butyl Bromide.
Alkylation of Iodo-
benzene With n.-Butyl Bromide
products. The same dependence of the yield of alkyl bromo-
benzenes on the nature of the alkyl bromide used and on the
composition of the reaction m4xture as in the alkylation of
chlorobenzene (Ref 1) was established. The yields of alkyl
bromobenzenes increase with the increasing molecular weights of
alkyl bromides. The maximum yield of alkyl bromobenzene (a mix-
ture of para- and ortho-isomers) is 52%, of n-isopropyl bromo-
benzene 75%, and of n-isobutyl bromobenzene 80%. Alkylbromo-
benzenes of normal structure are not obtained. The alkylation
of iodobenzene with n.-butyl bromide in the presence of
metallic
aluminum is not possible. There are 5 tables and 21 references,
4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: MoskovBkiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Moscow
state University)
SUBMITTED: March 6, 1958
Card 2/2

DOBROSEUKAYA, X. P.; VERMHMIRSKIY) Is Ve; GLAZUNOV) Po
Ya.; BALADIN) A. A.;
SPITSYNJ V. 1.
"Influence Du Rayonnement Radioactif D'un Corps Solids
Sur Ses Proprities
Catalytiques."
report submitted for Catalysis 2nd Intl. Cong., Paris,
4-9 jui. 6o.
Institute de Chemie Physique, Moscou, U.R.S.S.

.- DgNMjY0Ut-N.Y.
Daily expenditure of energy in mine drillers in
Polar region. -
Yop. pit. 19 noo3t22-26 bt,64e.160. (MIFA 1/+: 3)
1. Tz otdolA gigiyeny pitaniya (zav. - prof.
A.I,,qhtenberg)
MX-vskogo nauchno-lealedovatellskogo instituta
saixitarii i
gigiyeny Jheni F.F.1airismana.
(METABOLISM) (RESPIRVION)
(NORIL'SK-4aNM&-D1SEASES AND HMIENE)
(AROTIC MEDICINE) (NUTRITION)

85661
S/079/60/030/009/021/022/XX
A 11600 B001/B066
AUTHORS: Rudenko, A., P. and Dobrosel'skaya, N, P.
TITLE: The Role of Complexing Additions in the Synthesis of
Phthalocyanines.JI. Action of Phosphoric Acid Compounds
and Molybdenum Trioxide on the Formation Reaction of-
Fe Phthalocyanine
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1960, Vol. 30. No, 9,
pp. 3077 - 3083
TEXT: The formation of phthalocyanine and its metallic compounds
from phthalic acid derivatives cang according to published
data.. be
accelerated catalytically by adding different products, i. e,,
metals,
metallic oxides, chlorides. sulfates, and other compounds of the
elements of groups-I-VI. The compounds of groups V-IV of the
periodic
system are known to be particularly active catalysts 11t was the
objective.of the present paper to study the catalytic effect of
the
most active of these catalysts, and to explain the formation
mechanism
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85661
The Role of Complexing Additions in the
B/079/60/030/009/021/022/XX
Synthesis of Phthalocyanines, I. Action BOOVB066
of Phosphoric Acid Compounds and Molyb-
denum Trioxide on the Formation Reaction of Fe
Phthalocyanine
of phthalocyanine. The influence of phosphoric acid
compounds and molyb-
denum trioxide upon the yield of Fe phthalocyanine (II)
obtained by
reaction of iron dust with melted phthalimide (I) or
phthalamide (III)
in ammonia at 2400 and standard pressure was studied,,
Addition of O'l
mole molybdenum and phosphorus in the form of
orthophosphoric acid,
monosubstituted ammonium phosphate, molybdenum trioxide, or
ammonium
molybdate lowers the formation rate of Fe phthalocyanine
(II) from
phthalamide (III) and iron. The same admixtures of
heteropoly compounds,
such as phosphomolybdic acid and ammonium phosphomolybdate,
increase
the reaction rate. The catalytic effect of the admixtures
becomes
manifest in the condensation of phthalamide (formation of
new C-N
bonds). The effect of admixtures an the condensation of
phthalamide
is found to depend on their capability of adding and
splitting off
ammonia, as well as of forming and splitting the
complexes7with the
initial phthalamide and its condensation proa-acts7 The
activating
effect of admixtures is observable during the formation of
labile
Card 2/3

85661
The Role of Complexing Additions in
3/079/60/030/009/021/022/XX
the Synthesis of Phthalocyanines. 1. B001/B066
Action of Phosphoric Acid Compounds
and Molybdenum Trioxide on the Formation Reaction of Fe
Phthalocyanine
complexes, DLiring the formation of stable complexes, like
in the case
of phosphoric acid, a passive-behavior was noted when adding
1 mole
of acid per 1 mole of phthalamide until the process was
completed. On
the basis of the experimental results, a formation mechanism
of
Fe phthalocyanine from phthalamide and iron is suggested ',
which
represents a multi-stage polycondensation of phthalamide.,
The effect
of small or large admixtures on'the yield of Fe
phthalocyanine is
illustrated in three diagrams. There are 3 figures, 1 table,
and 30
references: 6 Soviet, 4 us, 7 British, 12 German, and 1
French,
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
(Moscow State University)
SUBMITTED: August 6, 1959
L41
Card 3/3

BALMIN, A.A.; SPITSYNS V.I.J RUDFMO, A.P.1, DOBR
MMAYLENKO., I.Ye.; PIROGOVA., G.I.,,- GLAZOOV, P.Ya.
Apparatus for studying heterogeneous catalysis at high
temperature
using radioactive catalysts and ionizing radiations.
Kini kat.
2 no.4:626-632 J1-Ag 161. (MIRA 1/+: 10)
lo Institat fizicheskoy kbi"34 AN SSSR i Moskovskiy
gosudaretvemW
universitet imeni M.Momonosovae
(Catalysis)

2 25U
S/062/61/000/004/003/008
J.0 2 2-0 91 I'Ll 11117 97 B118/B208
AUTHORSt Balandin, A. A., Spitsyn, Vikt. I.,
Dobrosellskaya, N. P.,
Mikhaylenko, 1. Ye., Vereshohinskiy,*7-.-T-.-,-a-ff&
Glazunov, P. Ya.
TITLE: Effect of radioactive radiation of a solid body on
its
catalytic properties
PERIODICALt Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye
khimicheskikh nauk,
no- 4P 1961, 565-571
TEXT: There are no data available on the effect of the
proper radio-
active radiation of solids on their catalytic properties.
The authors of
the present paper investigated the change of catalytic
activity as a
result of decay of the radioactive isotope, furthermore
whether also the
A-radiation of a foreign element affects the reaction to
be studied, and
the effect of irradiating the catalyst by a fast electron
beam. The effect
of the radioactive catalysts CaCl 2' M9S04P and Na2so 4P
containing the
P-emitters 335 and Ca 45, on the dehydration of
cyclohexanol was studied.
The increased catalytic activity of radioactive catalysts,
contrary to
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22524
S/062/61/000/004/003/006
Effect of radioactive ... B118/B208
non-labeled catalysts, which had been previously observed
by the authors,.
was confirmed in many cases. The catalytic activity
decreases with
decreasing radioactivity of the catalyst owing to decay of
the isotopes
S35 and Ca 45. Bombardment of the surface of the
non-labeled catalyst with
800-kev electrons has no pronounced effect, contrary to
the effect of
P-particies of labeled B35 and Ca 45 which are
constituents of the catalyst.
Thus not only the labeled S35, but also the labeled Ca 45
increases the
catalytic activity of magnesium sulfate in the dehydration
of cyclohexanol.
The radioactive isotope need not be a component of the
acting catalyst.
It must be concluded that the increased activity of the
radioactive
catalysts studied is due to a continuous bombardment of
the active centers
of the catalyst with P-partioles. The latter transfer
their energy to the
adsorbed cyclohexanol molecules and reduce the activation
energy of the
chemical reaction. It may be concluded from the decrease
of the catalytic
activity due to the decay of the isotope in the catalyst
that the new
elements resulting in the radioactive conversion do not
increase the
activity. Apparently, the activation of the catalyst
surface takes place
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22514
S/062/61/000/'00"4/003/008
Effect of radioactive ... B118/B208
at the expense of the proper radioactive radiation. There
are 8 figures,
2 tables, and 4 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of
Physical Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences USSR).
Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V.
Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: January 16,.1960
Card 3/3

RUDEMKO, A.P.; DOBROSELISKAYA, N.F.
Role played by complexing addition agents in the
synthesis of
phthalocyanines. Part 2: Effect of the compounds of
phosphoric
acid, chromium oxide, and tungsten trioxide on the
formation of
Fe-phthalocyanine. Zhur. ob. khim. 31 no. 11:3667-3671
N 161.
(MMA 14'. 21)
1e; Moskovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet imeni M.V.
Lomonosova.
(Phthalocyanine) (Complex compounds)

S/02 0/61/137/003/02 3/03 0
B1 01 /B208
AUTHORS: Balandin, A. A., Academician, Vikt. I. Spitsyn,
Academician,
Dobrosellskaya, N. P., and Mikhaylenko, I. Ye.
TITLE: Radioactive catalysts. Dehydration of cyolohexanol on
magnesium sulfate and calcium chloride
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 137, no- 3, 1961,
628-630
TEXT: The authors reported in a previous paper (Ref. 1: DAN,
121, 495,
(1958)) that catalytic dehydration of cyclohexanol was
affected by the
presence of S35 in the catalyst (MgSo . They have now made a
study of
4)
the effect of the radiant energy of the isotope on the yield
at constant
absolute activity of the radioactive catalyst. To compare it
with the
effect of S35 (Emax = 0.167 Mev)'a beta-emitter, Ca45 (Emax '
0.254 Mev),
wLp ohosen again. Cs,45 was obtained by irradiating CaCO 3
enriched with
Ca.44 with slow neutrons (0.8-1013/cm2 see). The resultant
radioactive
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Radioactive catalysts. Dehydration 3101%208
isotopes were identified with a scintillation spectrometer
equipped with
a 100-channel-pulse height analyzer. The presence of Ca45
was confirmed.
The low gamma activity (0.010 mg.equ Ra per g Can 3) was
due to an Pe59
impurity. 6aCO 3 was dissolved by adding 18% HC1, and 6aC1
2 was annealed
at 400 0C. The absolute activity of 6C1 2 was measured by
an end-window
counter and a 4n counter. Cyolohexanol was dehydrated by a
mixture of
MgSO 4 + CaC1 2' MgSO4was wetted with a certain amount of a
solution of
radioactive and inactive CaCl 21 and heated to 400 0C
within 2 hr. Table 1
gives the characteristics of the catalysts applied.
Dehydration took
place at 350-4200C in an apparatus described in Ref. 1. Thp
content of
unsaturated hydrocarbons was determined bromometrically in
che reaction
products collected in the water-cooled receiver. Pure MgSO
4 proved to
be the most active catalyst. Addition of inactive CaCl 2
reduces its
activity. Pure CaCl 2, both the active and the inactive
one, was completely
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Radioactive catalysts.:.: Dehydration
MONS
45
inert. On the other hand,:all mixtures containing.Ca showed an increac-
ed catalytic activity as compared with-mixtures containing the same
amount
of inactive Ca. These results are presented in Fig. 2. The numbers
correspond to those of the catalysts in Table 1. -The radioactive
oatalysts.-
are,
denoted by an asteriski It is concluded that the P-radiation of the.
isotope does not influence the dehydration kinetics, and that ZAgSO
is
4
ex 0
cited by the P-partioles and by secondary electrons knocked- ut by
"."them. Fig. 3a rep:resents the degree of oyclohexanol conversion as a
..,function of the logarithm'of the specific activity of the catalyetj
and
,:'compares it with the data,obtained in Ref. 1.for MgSO + Na2 SO
c6ntain-
4 4
35
ing S . Fig. 3 9 shows the degree of conversion as a function of
radiant power. The increased degree of conversion in the presence of
45
Ca C1 is said to be due to-the higher energy of its p-partioles.',
2
I There are 4 figureep 1 tablep and 1 Soviet-bloc reference.
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Radioactive catalysts.' Dehydration B101/B208
ASSOCIATION: Inati-tut fizioheekoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Physical Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
"SUBMITTED: December 24P 1960
Fig., 2. Effect of radioactive
radiation of the catalyst upon
ito oatal tio aotivity, j#
Y 40
Legend: (a) Degree of oonver-
sion.
J4.
to
Pmc. 2

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Radioaotive,~caialysts.~ Dehydra
tion

B101/B208

A'.'
Fig- -3- Increaie of, the degree

-a
of. cyclohexanol,oonverai6n as.

f unction of the specific radio-

activity of the catalyst
t

and of the radiant p

received from the catalyst

tjO

(4100C). Mg-90 +CaCl
4

O

.

.of
(0) log''
so
2) MOO + Na
2 4;

OL9 yeenbHoll
too

s

t
speoif io aotivityl (d) radian

power, ev/g.sec,
j

ho NO
A(rces
(9)Nuutwm d

aym

PHc. 3

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B101/B208

Table 1. Dehydration of

cyclohexanol on

MgSO + CaCl Legend:
4 2-

TaOAHIta I

1
Number of oatal
yst;
Cact,
AermApaTeux AHKa6reKCAHOA& IMA MgS64+

2 characteristic values
~
~

. 0

Q XAPAKTOPRCTRKA

DK&3KyLqaxcx

of the catalyst; (a) CaC1

KAT&JIUSMP8

SHeprun RKTH-

2
t
t
b
t
b
l
t~

-

SAq"H 11POItec.
B

con
en
so
u
e
, w
~; (
) a
KATAANSA

-
Ca jter IAPOT
2

activity, mcu/g; (3) ap-
TOPR

cWpal CACI..

a6c
KjjoreK-
qmu q
CAKOAX.

parent activation ener

lee. %

KKAA-MGAb

'
9y

of oyclohexanol dehydrationt

kca /mole

0
0
15.1

.

2

too

0

2#~
100
93,7
-

3
13 82
0
17,8

.3*
13 93
12.0
14,2

4"
27.05
0
18,2

40
26,99

24.6
18,3

5

49,87

0
16,4

5.
49,82 45,t 15,5

Ca .6/6
F

ZEMLYANOVA, L.L; ZDMOVt I.Ye.; LYAPIKA, A.M.j- SPITSYNp.Vikt.
I.;
DQN ELISKAYA, N.P.
'Electron microscope study of the effe6t of radioactivity.of
elementary bulfur on the structure of its deface.
Radiokhimiia 5 no.309ZO94 163- (MIM 16z10)
(Sulfur isotopes) (Electron microscopy)
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B144/B.101
AUTHORS: Zimakov, I. Ye., Dobrosellskaya, N. P., Spitsyn, Vikt.
I.,
Academician
TITLE: Effect of the radioactivity of molybdenum trioxide on the
change of its specific surface
PERIODICAL., Akademiiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 148, no- 4, 1963,
884-885
TEXT: The specific surface was studied in MoO 3 samples
containing
different quantities of.Mo99 (T 1/2 * 68-3 hr, E (0) max ' 1.23
Mev). A
mixture of radioactive and non-radioactive MoO 3 was converted
by NH 4OR
to ammonium molybdate. The solution was evaporated and the
residue
calcined with addition of HNO 3 to prevent reduation of
sexivalent Mo by
NHY The MoO 3 recovered was mixed with small quantities of Nb
205 and
ZrO and sublimated at 850 0C. The surfaces were measured in
samples of
2
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Effect of the radioacti,lity of ... B144/B1O1
0-5 - 0.25 mm granulation. The exte3qnal specific surface
(without blind
pores) was measured by filtering rarefied air through the
sample and
1 the resistance. At radioaotivitiee up to ,
determininL nelo moulg, these
surfaces decreased slightly, whereas with higher mou values
they increased.
The total surface was determined by the BET meth J~ )with
adsorption of
,krypton (area occupied by the Kr molecule: 19.5 $ Additions
of
radioactive MoO3 up to 10 mou reduced the total specific.
surface
(maximum 30%), while higher additions increased it. The
absolute values 1-01
obtained by the two methods were rather similar, which
indicates only a
number of blind pores. Based on a previous study (DAN, 139,
654
(1961)), the reduction of the specific surface with low
radioac,tivities
is attributed to the reduction of the evaporation rate.
Higher radio-
"activity entails higher evaporation rates and formation of
dendrites owing
to the effect of P-particles. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute*
of Physical Chemistry of the Academy of ScienoeB USSR)
SUBMITTED: November 16, 1962
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SPITSYN, VIKT, I., akademik; BALANDIN, A.A.. akademik;
MIKHAYLFMO, I.Te.;
DOBROSELISKAYA N.P.
Dehydration nf isopropyl alcholq on a radioactive
tricalcium phosphate
catalyst, Dokl, AN SSbR 146 no.5:1128-1131 C 162.
1. Institut fizicheako khimii AN S6SR.
(Isopropyl al-q'ohol~ (Dehydration (Chemistry)) (Calcium
phosph4te)

ZIMAKOV, Lye.;,,DO~O~ELIqKAYAS N,&j SPITSYNp Vikt.I.,
akademik
Effect of the radioactivity of molybdic andydride on the
variation of its specifio,surfaoe area. Dokl.AN SSSR 148
no.4x88/+-885 F 163. (MIRA 16:_4)
1. Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR.
(Molybdinum oxides) (Radioactivity) (Sutface meamirement)

BALANDINp A.A.; SPITSYNp Vikt.I.j DOBROSELISKAYA, N.P.;
MIKHAYLENKO, I.Ye.
Determination of the specific surface of radioactive catalysts.
Izv*AN SSSR,Ser,khime no.2079-382 F 1649 MIA 170)
1. Institut fizichoskoy khimii AN SSSR i Moskovskiy
gosudarstvennyy
univeraitat im. M,V,Lomonosova,

SPITSYN, Vikt.l.) BALANDIN, A.A.; DOBROSELISKAYA,
N.P.; D'YACHKOVA, R.A.
Catalytic dehydration of cyclohexanol over magnesium
sulfate
doped with protactinium-231. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.khim.
no. 3:
564-565 Mr 164. (MRA 17W
1. Institut fizicheakay khimii AN SSSR i Moskovskiy
gasudarstvannyy
universitat im. Lomonosova,

AlbCESSION NR: A:P4020063 S/0186/64/0061001/0130/0132
AUTHOR: Spitsy*n,.' Vikt. L; Zimakov, I. Ye., Dobrosel'skaya N. P.
TITLE: Effect of raIdioactive emission S35 and 'Mogg on the
magnitude of the
specific surface of molybdenum disulfide
SOURCE: Radiokbimiya, v. 6,,no...I, 1964, 130-132
it it n 11 n
TOPIC TAGS: molybdenum disulfide, specific surface, BET method,
radioac-
tive radiation, tagged molybdenum disulfide. crystal lattice
irregularity,
crysiallization center formation, specific surface change, sulfur
35, molybden-
um '99
A~STRACT: The effect of radioactive radiation imparted by
incorporating S35
and Mo99 isotopes, on the specific surface of MoS2 obtained from a
melt was
in~,estigated. Thq -ppecific surface was determjne4 by the BET
method by low
temperature adsorption of krypton.. The specific surface of the
radioactive
materials differs fToM that of t~e- nqn-tagged MoS24 in that it
increases with an
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in6rease in specific radioactivity. With S35 the increase is fairly
regular and
th' rface is tripled with 30 miUicurie/gm.' radioactivity from
about
q specific su
Wi tripled with
8 to 24 m2/gm. th Mo99 ther'inc6ase is shirpe~r, i.e.. almost!'
15'znillicurie/gm.~ radiation. (6j. 0. The spe&M surface of the
inatorials
do6s not change oR btanding. Tfie difference inlis associated with
pe6ific surface
radioactive radiatl6n is apparently caused by thb f&rmation of
irrejularities in
thi crystal lattice iAnd the creation d additional'crystallization
centers. Orig.
art. has: 2 figures and I table
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: 05Aug63 PATE ACQr 3lMar64
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AUTHOR: Spitsyn, V. I.; Zimakov,- 1. Ye.; Dobrosellskaya, N. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: The influence of radiation on the formation,-and uniformity of
crXstals
AA
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut kristallografii. Rost kristallov, v. 5, 1965,
212-ZlB
TOPIC. TAGS: crystal growth, crystal deforinations' radiation damage,
radiation
effect
ABSTRACT:In the last 5 years the Institute of Physical Chemistry,
Academy of
Sciences SSSR (Institut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR) gathered
numerous
data concerning the influence of radioactive radiations of Solids
QA-their physico-
chemical properties, in particular the production of
nonuniformlrc4-ystals. The
present article contains further data collect~pq during the study. of
radioactive
'pmentary sulfur, molybdenum tri- and
crystalline powders of barium tungstate, e~
disulfide, all synthesized by crystallizatioAYrom solutions and gaseous
vapors, and
precipitation from alloys. the nonradioactive and radioactive samples
with differ-
ing specific activity were prepared under strictly identical
conditions. The samples
were studied by measuring their size and their specific surface, and by
taking
electron-miscroscopic pictures. The paper describes in considerable
detail the
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