SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARTAMONOV, V. - ARTAMONOVA, I.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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ARTAMONOV, V., dotsent (Obabokeary)
Point-contact silicon diodas in an upAlUde d4actor, Radio:
noo9s52-53 S 163* (KLI*A 16t24)
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AL.GARULNOVA, V.A.
Isolation from Sr,ope Is carclmm4 of protel,11 jr&Otj"S Conp.
tainixtE an inUbItor ot rabbit papillem r1rus. Yop,virus.
7 no,3002-306 MY-Je'62. (I" 16ts)
1. Otdol immungloe-i! 4 onkologil Instituta spidemiologii, i
mikrobiologii Iseni 11.11.0amalei ANN SM,, *sku,
(CAMER) (VIRLISM) (LILDW rwvuls)

ARTAHLONOV I j t-MLOV, V.G.; ISACMKO, V.M.; M1SWINP V-]P-J
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ROZANOVp V.N.; V 9RAWY, I.?.j UVASVYMOV~ W.K.;
YAKOVLEYS B.A.1 VUICMSXIYI IXS rw4o
[civil defense in rural areas; a training immall Ox-azhdor,-
skaim, oborona v ael'skikh raion%Mj uchobnos -mobiso Ko-
skyap Voenisdat, 1965. 159 p. (KMA 18s6)

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AUTHOR: Artamon!v, V~.~. and Mikhsylovp B.A.
TITLE: Transportation of Production in a Linen Goods Factory
(Transportirovka produktsti na bellmo-otdelochnoy
fabrike)
PERIODICAL: Mekhanizatslya i avtomatizzatsiya prolzvodstva, 1059,
Nr 3, pp 19-21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article ant zes the mechanizstior. of linen goods
manufacturing. liodernization in the loading of fabrics
into boiling vsssels consists of a transrerenee of the
loading mechanism from one side to the other, which
allows the fabric to glide on both aldes of the machine.
Formerly, the fabric was put into the boiling pots by
factory women workerso who, during thi3 procedure.. were
within the working space of the boiling vessel. In 195$s
the first mechanioal loading mathines or botling vessels
for fabrics were installed in the limen woombineO. Tho
transport of fabrics from one floor to the other was
Card 1/2 formerly performed by trucks,, driven by vrorlmen. No*

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Transportation of Production In a Linen Goods J'aCtory
this way of transport has been replmc-~d by a apecial
automatic machine, directly lifting Vie rabric 40 a Into
the unfolding machine. A special ds!vJ'&ce transports the
fabric into the drying an6 stretching seetton, from
where a conveyer brings it Into the sortInt, section. The
conveyer has '.light and sound signals. Recontly, new
devices for boiling and bleachinS of threaii have been
employed, consisting of the machine AFOB BCOI, and the
drying machine SKB 1L. All this equipment economixes,
on labor and permits better working c-cnditIons. There
are 5 graphs and k photographs.
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Study of .3~.yleigh l1ne winf,,:3 as a functlon ~f temperature in
11 q ul d aby I.,he photoelectria method
SOURCE: Fief. zh. Fizika, Abs. 7D688
RE? S0URC_-*: Sb. Optich. isaled. molelculyarn, dvizhenlya 1 nczhmolek-
ulyarn. vz;~Imodeystv. v. zh1dkoatyakh I rastyorakli, Tashkent, N&uka',
1965, 36-39
T3P:C TAOS: photoelectric mathod, Rayloi;;h linoo.Haylelgh scattering,
rotational relaxation, relaxition time, nonlinear optics, stimulated
I
A
aman scattering, Rayleigh wing scattering, organic liquid
ABSTRACT: A study was made :if the distribution of the intensity of
Raylei'-h line wing scattering in benzene, pyridine, and paraxylene an
a function of temperatlure. A photoelectric device employing an-"S?_-5V
zpcctro6r~ph and a UF-84`camera,~"was used to record
sne6tra. Strong low-pressure -mercury lamps (line 4358 ) wore used to
excito tne apeeti,um. The scattering and resolving power of the device
Imade It Ipossible to record scattering spectra in the region up to
1100 cm- from the center of the line of excitation. Data obtained In
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measurements were used to compute rotational relaxation time constant3.'l
All L.he liquids studied showad the relaxation time to be a function of'
tenperature: an increa3e in temperaturo brought about a decrease In
relaxation time, the decreas4 being greater in the region of the Ray-
4.cigh line winG than further away from it. The latter indicates a
difference in the nature of rotational relaxation close to and away i
from the re.-ion of the Rayleigh line wing. V. Khodovoy. [Translation
of abstract]
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ACC NA, AP6034128 (J#,'*J-18OUiC9 COM UR/03IS/661000/004/0114/0160
AUTHORS Takushkins, Me 19j'Arj&Uou&V
ORO I HDA40
TITLES Certain unique effects of jibbolslULt 04 plants
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SOURCES N&u4hftyyo doklady vlorkey thkolyo siolostabookiya saake
no. 4, 1966. 174-180
TOPIC TAGS: bl~, plant slowtho
~Arlcultur
ABSTRACTS ong the metabolic effects of Sibbe"Llims on plants the
siost Interesting are their growth promoting ~StttvLtiom and aspects, of
their reactions with physiologically active submitanceso particularly
vitaulaso The lowering of clUotlavin content In rice plants as &&
offset of Sibberallias has bass observed* Is tbis exporimento the
effect of gibberollin on riboflavin (vitasim Sj) synthesis was studlede
Experiments with ilea$ sugar boats, and peas Confirmed data Is pro- -
viously published report@* Riboflavin contest was lowered *ad phospho-
rus content lacreasedo altbough not as *sob as 10hes gibollavla oad

ACC M14 AP6034128
Sibberell1m, were Xives toSether, Growth we* promoted b4st by a sib-
becollIs-ribeflavis rx0patattess Oft$* &Vto has$ 3 tables 4s# I figure
MAt $01
IVI, COM 061 Mn DATIO XIVOVGSI Onto IsIps 0351 O%s ull "I
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MIKHALtKOV, F.V., A.-,i-TAMONCIS V.I.
Cempiling the ma-.erial balance of the gathigring amd tiansFor-
-tation of the cil of the Korobkovskoye oil fliold, Tmd-j VNIING
no.2:81-86 163. (KM). 17: 10)

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AUTHORI Takusbklnal No
ORO i Mrt&
TITLZI Certain uniqUe affects of Sibborellins on plants
BOURCat Nauehuyye-deklady v1srhay obkoly. AlotagichsakLyo aauk#
TOPIC TAM batorwy, plant growth* plant i gibberalLial
agriculturejov" a bV9o0M*&4Mr&
BSTRACTt&%ong the metabolic offacta*of Sibberallias an plaits the
oat Interesting are their growth promoting ~ctivitloo and aspects of
:
'their reactions with physiologically active substances, particularly
vitamins* The lowering of riboflavin content I* rite plants as an
effect of gibberellins hoo'been observed* In this esperimentg the
effect of gibbovellia on ribollovis, (vitevia 52) synthesis woo studied,
Experlisents with fleet s%14r bo:tl# sad pass comfiread data in prow
viously published reports* -nits f dvis contest use lowered sad pboopbe-
rus content Increased# elthough mot as oweb as *boa riboflavin sad

I ACC Nri, AP6034116 - I - -- - -
11 41bberallin vere.given tosethere Growth was promet*4 host by a llb-
berellinarlbeflovis proper-stim, Otis* art* boss 3 t0l-as &m4 1 figum,

ARqTA!NMOIg1.h.Tadia likolayarLah; IDTIZOT. MY., re4sk1a; ZAXUROVA, Aot.,
-- -salmnichookly rodairtor
[ThS flY IS OUr 00411W) NW" 046h TMS XO$k"d 008- W-TO Nil
lit-ry. 1956. 15 p. CXWA 9:10)
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_A"AMI 10~VV" 1,,6~012FUMV, A.S., kand. tekhn.n&xdij
L
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t; Z~
Lnzh., retseasent; ]WHADDY, A.A.t
insh, , ratemsent; YOLTAIDDV, 1. P. j kaa& t0ba. mukp aambqy
red.; SACHM, N.A.# red. 1 ?SAL, R.K.p tokkm. ~W.j KRUMVAj
D.K.9 takhn. red,
(Zlectronic and autowtio control on oUps mW In slr~orwe mAO
systmIllektroavtolatih suiAovykh I mml-etVkh mdUlokatsioa-
nykh stantaii. Leningrad, Sadprowas, 1962. 362 p.
(WPA 160)
(Ships-214troftic d4utiftent) (JU04tranias 1A saviption)
(AI-splanss-4LLMtronle aqvipmout)

LiA
features of Amotional changes in adolescents during tralaing at
industrial schools in the morning and eveming shifts. MC.1 an,
25 n*o.91l.10-U3 3 160. MU 1319)
1. Is Institute gialysay truda I ;vof*msjM*jAtqb SdOlITSMy 40
SM i Hookovskago ninufto-ismisdavatel'sk6o instituft asalur4i
i gigiyww 4ma4 1P.P.Arismans Ministorstva.
(ADMUONU) (SMM

BAFIVINTSETA, S.I.j GALATSKAYA, 0.1., ARTAMMOV, V.M.; MALXMKAU, N.H.
Development of phymical fitness of the adobwent oi%wdsu dwdag
the first year of IMustrial training. ft". dw 46 noxii3gi,
14W N 160. (9RA 13~U)
1. From the Institute of Ompatiama Bygisno and Profosaionkl
Diseases and the lk-Isman Ressarob UaUtubo *f SWUM= *jA
Hygiene., Moseow.
(vowicnAL immiom) (PHTSICAL FITMS)

ARTAMDNOV, V.N.
Effiolent lubricating methodfi for plam-panUal and $=910
tioaks. lts. tekb. no.12il5 D 163. (MM 16M)

ARTM401M...Y.S., kand.okoxmicbeskikh amuk, dotment
Land utillsation an W st-WAmeding,f4mm lit UbWdsuiw.,
Trud7 TIIDGKH no.1421-, 155. (HIPA I~t4)
1. Kafedra zealous Uvitel Irsogo proyoktJxov**17n Toahkmatskogo
institute inshenerm, L=igatnll i me'rhan' U sollsbogo
khosysWiFa.
(Usbakistm-Stock and stookbrooding) (#Arm AmMmont)

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AR2AKONOV, V.S., kand. talchn. nauk.
- ~.
ProteatIvS rainforc*d concrete electric power p*jse from Corrovin.
Test, TWI KM 16 no.7%34-37 0 157. (NM 10911)
(Alectria Hads.-Polos)

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S.. k9lud. takha. a&,*
corroolols of relleorcoa conarsto orwtural O'D
't"Ol' a nO-12:10-U JD 15S. P"u Oso fismov,
("I"fOrced corlerote-corrolliam) twu U32)

ARTANDWY V. S.
-."4"-foom~ " Nom
Karallan pyrites In the ChOlftl IvAustry wt ~he norovostern
U.S.S.R. Nauch.dokl.vym.Ghkolyt goolt-geogaisuki no.U19"O
159, (MMA 12:6)
1. PetrosavoWdy unly raltat, kafadra del&#
(Cola, Xorthvestern-Pyritoo)

kand.tnk'ha.ua,A-4
C,,rrosinn and 'protection of reinforced noorrete struc I urs.
Trtidy TSKII WS no.171-10-14? 159* (ME" via)
(Reinforced concrete-C-arrosion)

ARTANDRDY, V.G#,, kikad, teldho. bank
I'- 06rro4i~u damage to reinforeed conarsts *ideas aiA corrosion
control wasures. Vast. "M M 18 1 '59.
(van 13 t2)
(Railroad tridgers) (Comorote-Corroslon)

AXTAKOH& V-- TS- .-,- -k-l-LA-4-3-4--k-b-M.Mauk
Prompeats for the mm Ot POIAO? coadroto. bt r4d2raii4s.,
Test, TUII KPO 1?[1,,*, 11 ucd?j7-ll 160# iml" 13112)

-ARTAMONOV. V.S,-
lUctroaheideal beUvlor of st"l la ooWsts, Zbw.sprMjdft
33 no*lOt23l1-2A4 0 160, (KM 415)
(SUVIO-luouloal pnpwuao) (aafte"t4l)

IRTA14 v.s.; nLIPPOVA, L.Sol red.; VOMNIMA, Lj.j tel0m. W6
(Protection of rolalcrood concrete trampoueWlan struWaves
against corroslonl Zesbobita. at korrosli
zwkh konstruktoli., Ho*vap
pitei scaboMbenilap 1961. 35 WVA Usl2l
(Corrosion and antioarroalv0s)
(Rallroade-Buildings AM xtmo~mrool
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AUTHORs Artsmonow, V.S.
TMZ- Polymer C;oatings for Protecting Underpowd ftuipsents Pro* Oorro-
sion
PMUODICkL: Byul. tokbn.. ekonom. inform., 1961, No. 1, pp. 21 - 2~
TEXT: In 1%0 at LenlWad, an All-VAlon
as an the application of polymers In corrosion protective toohnIques was hs)A,
which was concerned with AM problem of proteatinj uodel"Und oquipmonts of
metals, aonorets, sM forrooonarete by effective oorroafta proteot4ve costs; can-
siderod we" the followInS problem: 1) the synthesis of now aboalcally stablo
polymers; 2) now liquid polymere and rubbarlIke coatings on their bag*, and the
foreigb experience in applying polymerio materials In oar'r)sion protection tech.
niques; 3) the gas-flaw ad whirling spraying of p)Astto viaterials onto kWId-
ing constructions; 4) the applIcation of now varnishos twd paints on the poly.
meric b9sei 5) the Improvement of the properties of htumin coattap of pipelines
by the combinatlon of bitumen &M polywro; 6) the attompi to apply polymeric
masticated rubbers for protecting undergroturA equipmenta Vron corrvsion. The
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Polymer Coatings for Protecting LWergrwxA ftuipmentis 11r4a Corrosion
following polymeric materials are particularly promisbSt polyvUWlene, poly.
propylene, polystyrene, the polymers of aromatic h4droaarbons, fluorlrAted poly.
morn, etc. At present, the applicability of sIlIc*n OrSOMO DOMPOunds, And rub-
bers as protecting coatings Is being investigat4d; synthstic rubber is the most
promising base of coatings because of its hI& resistance to WreissIve media,
alternating impacts and vibrational loaft, an well u thOr b1gh c."ticity, Otoj
it Is used in corrosion proteoting techniques " elastic rubber colstings ad 11- v\
quid solutions, which can be apolled to the structures by pulverizoTs, tMIM,
by steeping, etc.The VsesoyuzMj nsuabno-Issledovatel'skly institot slntetlv~es-
kogo kauchuka (All Union Scientific Research Institute of Synthetic Rubber) at
lAningrad developed low-voloaular chloroprent rubbers (nvornes) ft:r industrial
purposes. Liquid thiocol is another valuable material of this group and permits
the production of pastes assuming rapidly the rubberlike st4to at room t"o"ature.
The Teentral'nyy nauchno-Issledovatol'skly institut morkogo flats (Clentral 3*19ntl-
fie Researoh Institute of the Navy, LwUnpad) developed amd introduced epoxy coat-
ings reinforced by glass texture and hardened at low teoperAturej these ooatlngs
are based on the epoxy resins side b7 side with th* eonv&Micnal epoxy coatino ork
the base of the re3ins 3 -40 (")A -~ .41 (1-41), ?A -5 (ED-5) ma ED.6. For
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A005/AODI
Polymer Coatings for ProtootiAg Underground F4uipmenta Nom Corrosion
these coatings, the binder of the following composition is rooomandedi resin
M-5 100 g, polyethylene polyanine 20 g, liquid thioaal 3D aj Instead of thlotol,
dibutyl phthalate (10 - 25%) can be used In conns*tIon with rosin E" &M poly-
amino. The reinforced two- ad three-lay*r epojW eoatUp of 0.8 - 2.0 me in thick-
ness have high mechanical properties, sufficient elastialty, good roslotInS quali-
ty under sea conditions, high Ohmic rosistanoe, *to. The aftot, ANA is *$*jai.
latpd " hardener of the epoxy vanish M,IW, which MWIlItatox the working om-
ditions and Increases the stabIlity and mechanical proportion. Rocently, powder.
like plastic materials, applied by the Sas-flams sprsyjr$ " whirli" sprooW
methods, COM Into use nine* the pol$"rIc powders ars available,, particularly,
the fine-dispersed polyothylenoopowder. However, the metal surfs4o must bo,pre-
liminartly heated up to 12D.160 b for luiproving the adhosion. For protooting un-
derground structures from corrosion, the gas-flame spraying of niodified bitumen
materials Is being applied. These materials combino well with some polygarjo
a0erlafe (polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, eto)~ their adhesion to 106-
We and concrete is goodj the preheating coMitione aro easier. Bitumen Oft.
pounds, combined with polymers by emulsion oxidation &W cavitation processes,
are applied to the protection of metallic pipelines. P61"ria plastics such as
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M8667
A005 0
Polymer Coatings for Protecting tMerground Nquipmonts h~om O=ogjon
polyvinyl chloride and polyethylene are resistant to aarossiva media, ha" good
wear resistano* and long life under w4srgrouad oondittoms, thay wiwtma the
effect of microorganism, they A" Impervious to W4t*r 60 haws high elocWo ijo-
sulation properties. Beoauss of their high elasticity, they uv easily applied
to the surface protected adhering closely to all roughnessee; the tape wrtW In
most expedient and permits the mechanization of Insulatift the pipelines. The
Institut khimii AN Aserbaydzhanskoy SBR (Chemloal rhatituto of the Aosdemy of
Sciences of the Azerbaydzhan M) and the Olpt-omorneft' at Baku recommWad the
following coating virlant for steel pipolinest a primo 00at layer of bitom, two
T
plastic material coating layers, and a lVer of kraft-p4p*r. ho masticated rub. V
ber can be glued with a pasto of the following oomposition (in porcent)i petro-
latum 70, natural caoutchouc 7.2; copper naphthenste 1.7, tiry vulcanized airidor
impregnated by bichromate 21.1. The masticated rubbers of polyvIZ71 thloridt and
polyethylene are recommended for plastic mass *ostings ln 'thicknesses of no Is*&
than 2D0 micron and polyamidenK.4 (PKA) no less than 50 micron tMak, The UM
are applied to pipes with overlap by 2-4 am. This coalArM is applIcAblo to pro.
tectIon of pipelines in very aggressive saline SO 11' .3 and mtner&lized ground *,Ater$.
Moreover, the polymeric plattj( ta6prialq arp the, OQrAmicc.
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Polymer Coatings for Protecting Underground Equipments Pma CorrDition
tion cables of electrified railways operating on alternating Nrt"t; the high-
magnetic armor of those cables has corrosion protection Oy the plasticated poly.
vinyl chlorde 0 .118 (V-118) 2DD micron thic1h, which to sppliod to the amr in
two-throo layers with 2D-N% overlap wd shielded from muchantoal damages by a
cover of cable yarn and cable paper. Upariencs over five years showed that this
cover, although permeable to water and decreasing the trAnsitIce resistance, is
most reliable for cable protection from destruction.
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Protecting reinforced concrete trAnsportatic4n r..truvturf Iron
corrosion. Trudy NIIZIiB no.22:142-150 461, WRA 14t10)
1. Vsesoyuzn
YY nauchno-19919dovatel'skly institut :tbejszhworazhnOS*
tran3porta ministeretva putay soob*hc),*njy&.
(Corrosion wA anticarrosives) (Conariete rotlinforcment)'
structuros)

ARTAMONOV, V.S.; NORATEIIEO, L.M.
Protecting metal pipelines against cormajimi In atuatphoric
conditions vith polymsr-cesont p4ints4 Zaoboh+ trub, ot ker.
no.5:26-37 162. (KIU 1717)
1. Vessoyusnyy nauchno-WIsdovatelfskiy Anstitut sholesnodorath-
nogo transporta Minieterstva. p4toy soobshchaniya.

ARTAKONOV, V.S,,--kand.takhn.nw*
Polymor-ament codLtiAp to proteot reinforced conareW
elemnts frm dofftrtwtion. Set. L shel.-bst. 8 no.7017-320
Jl 162* OM 15:7)
(Conmts P.O&Wtg) (Protective 004tirgl) Oilpm)

ARTAMMV, V. 8o1 lc#Mo takhno nauk
Recarditioning of conerato ties an the trj,*k4 putt I
Mos. 6 w.lOtl7.l9 162. putl
Omu 152 10
(pailr4adil-Ties, canwets)
7F5.,TMHl:lll i

ARTAXONOVI V �.,,, kwid,takha,no*
rAcroass the lift ekt tM rfolater"a "=rot* ~Ouwatjps #w
pass of a embed ep .6 Thmp. strolo. U nooiNI6-18
a 162. Mostric ratiroWs) (NM - 16t2)
WOSWO licoo-Mes and toors)

ACM13.510N ?M: AT3902183
AUTHOR : A IVA%& Ill �g- (!:andidate of teaehnia,a D.
(Mngineer1k1,-;11 ILI
~)Intsov, D. I (ZrAginev); Taftnoya I
TITLE: Polyx~tr materials for corrqg
SOURCE: Moscow. Veesoyu%ny*y il%~4t!ut 7b*10 to&,
zhnogo transporta. Tru(%r, no. 242, 1962. Priaona#~- PIAIIJW~Ai n& Zh*1 41V-1
Mom transports, 134-147
TOPIC TAGS; polymer anticorrosion psiht, $Adge p~10111g, I F143-3
primer, KhV-113 enanel, SMON-17 snamelp EP-51 ani*.Al 11~4= pro P4 F1~3411
Al powder enamel, V1,08 prix,or, MV26 eviamel, Mht-~rj 5 atwaox~ 1 MY au~qlv
kb:
KhSO10 primer
~~j,r clo~iitl rr so k"
MTRACT: Experiments with learious polo"re intmad~~-
,rr
reported. A roview of bridgt~-ptdnting practices in i'0:1,vus 1301041q415 a a J10
axticle. Then soma physical and cheou.1 diftracher:Wd,tis "In ' olanted of th~i
ed ot
o
nt
following coating matytials: prW9:7
alPqd primer, Lt$010~Zopolraer of i~~ 6
_qT,j_.!;M!tLdA
phosphate primer, protectivi zinc priamri E4V-26jj1hW--'7l5o P10114UN 4M
Card 1/2
F1 hal uA,
T1
ull ;N0
I ,' I I I ~ MR I i
TV's

L U160-63
ACCESSION NR: AT3002183
vizyl perchlcride 010"i (00=04%vs ml Yin i
- . :
Iva&
217 $1 eopo
butyl eater); MBK r of ny~t tt Ide a Itir
1 ~ A261 lydll
methyl-acrylaG j F -26 Md - kTptal .6 jai y .U$ )O%Wdd W
"i
mot. res Lus
lacquer; FL-141. o1 resin plus pot-Ater rAcqua; ktrktiaXkyd-4 enAnel;'
E-4021 tty; Urinyl-acetylane pointo in
epoxy Pt' (zuai , I =ttt so was t a
laboratory, at atmospheric-ca"osioq stmtIons, and CM I r1J 0 it,
These physico-u.schanical characteristics of coats veOy ~t em adheal 0, 1~6-
pact strength, bending strwigilh, thicimoss, hextineswo elkid c(M I
coatings were also tested in a hydrostatic ihaabarp 0 xl.;~ur-40 to c 6r#
weatherometer, and at, atmosiboric-corrosion stationi~ :jj~l Moscow iwd 14 Ktj h.
Results of testu are describa:t in dotail. U* belpt I-Otsjilts wor-0 falubu ~bV
following materWs which are,, therefor* revoomdWAir co%ubi~jg.the rr rid; ws:
Fr-4021 epwW pu--ty, W-11.1 eimel over Pi;zg or FW11,t primorj 3111HR-17 a
over the same p.,.-imers, F.P-51 orAzel ovei, the itbovo *~4 mtkro
zj~, 1 aW FT,-14 *zAl
powder enamel over the above lirisers. Orig. art, hwit I tab:.Wt*4
ASSOCIATION: Vcesoyu=V*y z6ikuvhn*-ie81*d0V'atM11akU itus 0406100N4 Mo 0
transporta (W-Union ScientUlc Roo-parch in 1)~'~
P-4tute IL IrM
jypgr. 080
I
BOW
C,,d 2/~ as/zo,.
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w I.f. ill, '~' !~ 1, - ~'- ir. 3 -, - - '~ . ~r!O R4'C',L. I P31.
, . - : ..-. ,, . -a - -' r!~ .*,;: 'r7~ .2'-3 1 .~ ", I
, )g , C . "rptA 1,71u)

AUKSKEV, 5-N.; Ai,-rIFD1, V.A.; ART9
,jTAMOffOY.,'-Y"A4'-A1ALAmP G.A.,
inzh.; VOIDDIN, V.*Y&.; GO BERG, N.L.1 GORMU, B.S.;
GOFUO D.A.; GRISHIN, P..Ye.) DWSHMICH, YV.V.;
DORO1iMOV,IX; XLINOV, I.Yaop doktor tokU4. nauko pmf,;
LErAIKH, V.E.; UMNIN, N.V.; MOLOWOV, L.V.p dots.1
NOGIN, A.Ya.; PAIUOMp NXI PROTOSMITSMAO Ye.A#j
ROMOV, I.Y.; CHAPLIT8111, L.L1 TWTLIKO
VOSHCHARSMp N.A... doktor tekbn. nauko prof.0 red.j
PMMALYR, H.V.p red.izd-va; TEMKINA, Ye..L.p Ukhnor44,
[Corrosion protection in the construction of :Lneustrial
buildings] Zaahebita ot korrciii v proWxM*nK=. stroltall-
atva. Moskva, GoostroLi2dato 1963. 406 p. (MIRA 16t12)
(Corrosion mid anticorrovives)
(Industrial buildings)

ARTAMDROV, V.S., kwA.t&kbm.n&uk
-------
Protecting railroad; oamw=jc&tjoq onblog fr*M D*rrOSJAM. Vftft,
elektropron. 34 no.ls%~*54 Js 630 (KM 16s1)
(Slootric rv4Ir*ads-.,ComwjniOatj n sy*U%jg)
Mlsetrii u%i**.qsdwvo,*;

k&nds ts'lth4 rauk
*Otr*. 0t I.00 apnol" morrOOlm of ro-lAfor,ed tome,
]Anl g On sl"trif"s' rall- h4ms- mtr-4, 13
D963
(WRA 1-197)

ARUMNOVp V.S., kand. tokhn. nauk
Polymeric Luterials for anticorrosive proteetIon of tTansportaticin
structures. Vest, TSHII *3 23 no.607-41 164, OCKU 17t10)

i i b
111111FIT. !,L J jTTM,.iT=7 MrT jMMMT ALLU
B irf.
Wiffl;J 11:1,:
i :;~711111 TiLl;I'Ll

I
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. I

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tiAil, I Ilk j I

AUTILORt tAr t amcnorA_ , Candidate of Technical 105-58-6-17/53
r: w~.
noes
TITIEs Computation of the Charsoteristic Values of an Electric Drive
With Fr7quonay Control Lcoording to the Equivalent-Resistance
Method Raschet kharaktoriatik slektropriyodw s chastotnym
upravleniyea po metodu 9krivaleatnogo soprativloniya)
PERIODICALt Elaktrichesivo, 1958, Ir 6p pp. 66-69 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt This is a more exact method tb&4 that In the references I and 2.
The more exaqt results are obtaineii in the computation by star-
ting from the characteristic Motor tolues wh1oh are known for
the nominal f6edingffrequency. The, substitute diagram of *on-
nectione for the *synchronous motor with alternating f*oqu*noy
can be represented in two partas one part shows-only the isflu-
enci of the fooding-currens frequonVp the other only that of
the load. It Is shown that the moohanical oh*raoteristjo motor
values can be obtaindd from any arbits-=7 Zo*diag frequency by
means of the known dependence of the oomput0i*4 voltq* on the
parameterA by simple 0OAV*rSjOA Of Lthe natuml mechanical oba-
raoterintlo values which can be -represented saalytically or gra-
Card 1/3 phically.koreaver it is shown that the most effective use of

Computation of the Characteristic Yalu*# of an Electric 105-58-6-17/33
Drive With Frequency Control According to the NqUiUlent-Assistanco Xothod
the method discussed here is not the computation of the charao-
teriatic values for any arbitrary frequency according to the
known paramotdr of the substitute diapan of conneotiou but
the conversion of tbo characteristic values oarrespondLing to
the nominal frequency to other artitxay frequencies. The next
chapter shows the computation of the Obaratteletatio working va-
lues. The basic stage for the% is the detemination. of the com-
putation voltage as a function of the load Wazater with known
dependence of the feeding-source voltage an the frequency. The
determination of that by means of equivalent resistance Is not
complicated and is made for arbitrary uluos of the frequon*y
and load parameters independent of the presense of absence of the
frequency converter. The foraula for the determination of the
(mathematical) computation voltage is derived. According to that
all other characteristic values can easily be found. The coupit,
ation ends with the determination of the electromagnetic moment
whioblis developed in the frequency converter. According to the
method described here the charaotoristio mechatdcal valute of
the motor MTK-12-6 with 3,5 K-1. at 1000 rerd. per minute and,
Card 2/3 feeding from an asynchronous frequency oonverter were calculated.

Computation of the Charaotoriatio Yeaues of an Slactrio 105-5e-6-17/33
Drive With Frequency Control According to the SqUivaloat-Resistanas uOthod
The formulas for the computation of ths Its of volisp varia-
tion in the frequency converter, Oer* the constumi of the ab-
olute slip of the motor is guagawo*&d irAspeadently of theva-
;
ixtion of the feeding and *ad frequenciss, are given. Sinally
the formula for th comfutation of the starting moment of the
motor is written d:wa 26). There axe 3 figures got 4 referen-
ces, which are Bovist.
ASSOCIATIONt Xrasnoyarskij politekhnicheshy 14stitut (Krasnoyarsk Poly-
toohnioal Institute)
SUBMITTIN February 3, 1958
1. Electric motors-Mathematical analynis
Card 5/3

ACC NAt AP7004746 '4i=C8'6M9"-
INVWOR: Artamonovo Ve V, I CMAAwsklys To, Lo
ORG: none
TITL8s Contactleas discriminator of two s1palso Class 11,, No. JA9916
SOURCE: Izabrateniyas promyebleanyle obtastsy, tovatMe wAto no. 10 1967, 37-36
TOPIC TACS: sig"I detection, frequtaq diaccb4nation
ABSTRACT: An Author CertifleAtS h" bass Issued for a afttottless 4tscriminator of
two signals which contains a two-tbamel output mapatle decoupling amplifier with
diode switching bridSe4 In the circuits of two vindiMs eonoct*d concordantly, and
a switch-over magnetic amplifier* To select the chamod of Me largest signal at
low input signal levels and the cbmwal. of the sadlest signal at high input elpala
levels, a rectifying bridge is pUwtW In the Japut eitcuit of every abassial. this

ACC Nib AP70047*6
ampliflarl 3 adtiAb-ovor brifteal
4 - rMuw" wM I"
hrL469 to ludded with a OtIllslear rown 04 btidoe; the output of evoy sooli"ar
rwmrsing bridge is joined to the cowV611000dift WIDAlft Of 6 WtCh-OWOT WP4tJA
amplifier, the output of vUch Is commstod to 4W* wItCh-Ow bridpe. Orls.
art. hams I figure.
SUB C0091 09/ SURN DATSI l9ar"/
_c4" 2/2

ARTAMOXOVp VOV*p kaao takhoo nauk; IVANUI, X.I.P imb.
lAvAlat*d resistawo-typ trAmistOr AMPlIflOr for twit Ln str" SptM.
TrWr )GI 55sl53-164 165, (110A ]AtIO)

AR INOT T.T.- FJMROT* A.A., doto*bt; lVnM* Nolo, 40tsOut
TANC
Improving the training of specialists In the oloctriflootion
of Industrial Plantso Psoftselkerge 15 w*31j"9 * t60.
kikk 1316)
prsdpriyatly trasnorwok:ago VolitekbuiabsOcCo Institute (for
Artamonov). 2. Kafedra elektrifiltateli promrAbleuWkh preprlystLy
Mookovskago suorgeticbeekoV Instituls (for 1661mWo 3o Xdodn
slektrifikstoll promyshlouWkh prodprUatLy trawyarakago
politekhatcheakogo Instituts, (for Uselev),
01160trifloation)

BORODULINt V.A., Inz"I.; A.."'., irzh.-, OTAMON011, 7.V., ~,,nzho
".1, ... - I " - , 4,
rnvestlgating the effect of the depth *if propmration ca the cokuw pro.
perties of petrographic ally hotercgenous Kumuitsk Basin coal. sauch,
trudy %-zKT'l"Ugjecbng. no.2,198-20? 164. (,%IIRA 17110)

. , : _i-,,- - ,
ET K. .,/ *~ , :,, , .1 . . f., . I , ., ,V . V. ,4rzr.; lz;'li;,lj0l:l," l."', !nzh.j KGROiLriov,
V.,-, . .
PI-7o', plant cokirtiz of prvtpired cvril r, r amninil rf "loier su f
I 1,36rut a
*.~a R~Iaksrka gorlor !.n th,--j riqli-n. Ifauch,,trLs#
no.2:20'!-232 I &,,. (mm., 17, 10)

ARTAMONOV, Is,
I -- .111
The past and the proment. Vlast. iWl. 6 4*,8;j&Z2 $C 157,
(NOICOW U814-00al MIMM &M mdaing) (Km lotg)

ARTAXONOT9 Uov parloWOW t*ZLIiOwr
In the Noscow Basin, Say* profsolvSy 6 W,1162_& j&
(XM Us 30
loChlon presidium floutr&I'Mop kooito%& r*40GVA%h qpl#,*y,
prourshlonoostio
(Nowaft llwsla-t4al Stoorts)

MV Ta b MY OhlOft VVIVISAUS **W**WlOYvM4-O
-
"Uhlan of Oosl NIDWIsO YA$6.991- 9 40,,414 AP t6O* (NDA 13112)
(90640W bola-4w minor$)

SMRNOVj M. 0 ohlen prof 9WSa raboahikk ugollnOY PlrwYdM6nno5ti WM 8
1914 god&, persenalllWy psnaiwwrl Oblsu protsoyUSS
raboohikb ugollfty proWahbnnosti SM * 1917 Soda, persomal.'My
pensionerl MINSt"t, V., master-varymdkl OULU* Lj, raboaMy
ochistnogo saboys, kandidat v chl6iW ?IWAralluago UwMsta
profsoyuss rabodAkh ugollnoy prosydbleumsti SSM; MAACHU, ?.I
KIKOUYCHUN, V.
Thouights on the reguUtions, Sov. dhakht# 11 no.3s24-26 W
162. (MMA 15 a 5)
1. Predse&tell uaMstkovolo kowitsta profe4jusa ahakhty
'Ob"yedlwnuq&4 treetta Chereakh"Oll (Aw x1my")
2. Shakhta Imni Kirova trettm tiogwahbogoll trar suilu).
3~ A%"dvjuAh&V orgmAzaUdomoonsiat" Wslom Ke
oblantoolo kwitsteprofsaywis raboibbikh ugollacy pvWshlemomti
WR (for Tolkattv). 4. DorombW motor sl*Mtiy Imni
Xallmim v Donbass* (for likolqohuk).
(Coal ainers) Ctsde =loco)
i0

ARTAMNOT, TA.P., gorW lusheaw, perven4lMy psusionor
CaMing out Ionia's 19&W. lospp.tmda v pros. 4 wAs3-4 AV 060,
(MIS1319)
(Ionia, Vladimir ll!ich, WO-19PA-)

ARZMJOT, ye.'K., insh.; SSW, V.A., insh.; ==IBM, Ta.M., insh.
901"tive OffOctivt "s of calverts for zoilroM Umw, lop.
tlp.most.moar. to.44.12&137 159. (92A 13W
(malu%ads-coutnat lot)

BAUSBOTM, LTU.; ARTA)DWY, To.A.: USROVA. To.?.; KIM111H,
RMKil, LS;
Iffectiveness Of using curved rainforeemoluts In prootressed
spatial structures. Transpostrole 9 nooqt2l~-)j 8 05%
NUA 1j: 2)
1. Vachallnik Mostostroyu No.1 (for B&TOOWN). 2. %chal'aik
otd-ela tip"ogo proyektirovanlys Lentranamstpreyekta (for
arsamonov). 1. Akehal'alk tekhmichatikop otdola No-stostroya
No.1 (for Dubrova). 4. Rukrmoditell tly'"vokoy Uborutorli-
stantsit Montr4onogo nauchno-issledoy4*611 stop Institute,
avyaxi pri Hostootroye $0.1 (for ginchin). 5. Sotrvdaik
Ity"Yekay labordtorti-stalitsii TSentrall"o nauabso-
Issladayatel'skogo, institute avyasi pri Mostostrays No.1
(for Roysman).
(Reinforced concrete construction)
(Bridges, Concrete)

ARTAMOrL_.Ye,:,A., insh.; KAWNTSEV, V.P., insh,
Bridge bttilding it, rugogl&via. ?rangp. Strt)j. 13 YAO.6s6g-72 4
163. (XIRA 16%9)
1. langiprotranmost (for Artawnav). 2. Vsem*yuxta nawhj*.joo],a.
dovatellskiy institut transportnogo strolttlfotva (for Ksmato0j).
(rwalAvia,--Bridgest OoncreU)

ACCZW1ON NR: AP4006822
AUTHOR: ArtSn=ov# Yee L; D211001tiYo Be N-
TITLM ZLectronic pulse asciustor
1 SOURCM Pribory* i tekkaft sksperimenft, no. IZ-80
TOPIC TAGS: oscillator, transIstorised pulse oscill&W., Inds* ootillators
pulse generator
AMISWAAM: An electronic timer is described in wbii* 04art pWL*,so c=UM0"l:*;
generated by an h-f multivibrator are switched by samiciolodbetor ldWox aniif~
triodes in such a way that a num of of RC "calls" art too.rigised in success".
The last-coll pulse triggers the first call MW thus. sst*bMsbas a cyclo. The
individual cells have differeut time perioda. Both sh4m*eoded aid push-p~ft
type circuits are considered. A time interval of from a isir seconds to a ft, :iv
minutes is claimed possiblo. jApparently, a laboratory hooltup was test44-0 Tht
!cad 1/2

ACCESSION MR: AP4006822
effect of temperature an Savtot-rdalte resistors AM tAPIROWOrs *$a studied. all
Well as the effect of temperature on the entire device. It Is elal*wd that, thaIWo:C
to a built-in nudual compensation of temperature errors of ~do cotmpoasats
mpeLts
timer has an overall. error of only 0. 8% wftldn 20-60C at saWast to at
a 2-4-min time interval; the same error Occurs at suwpvottap varlatious d~r
t50%. Orig. art. has: 6 figures. 1Z tormulas, &W 3 table*.
ASSOCIATION: Institut svtomstiki i telemakh-saik' AN WSR (Institute of
Automation and Telomechanics, AN 88810
SUBMITTED: l4DscfiZ DATZACOt Waa64 ENCIA 00
BUD CODE: SD NO 1". BOYS 00Z OTVJMo 000
raw

.4 FT A f V rV V , Vp , T . ; VI LTGFNN',K I Y, ~~ a N .
Eloc t 'anic time-setting device. )-,rib, I w4t. pk~p 8
no.6;192-M fl-n 163. i 0 --h A 17 t 6',

ARTAMUNCV, Yc.., -ATKNUER6, Yik.; GALIUMN, M.
Strength aalculatitin of airoular culvert sootions. Ai,t,. dor.
no.1r,id'4-25 0 164, ()CPA 17112)

wMENINMMpm
Afrl~,~MrN-;-7 '- ; -NIKINIIA, Yo.N.
Deteminat"Lon of the hysteresis carves of forrinapol.1c materl4ls. ,
Nov.much.-isslomb.po#mstr. VNIDI no.5sl.,-6 164. (MIRA 1833)

ACC NR, AP6009553, SOUX& CODS4 WA W~VWOIOO MeWA
AUTHORS: Anell~ Cho& IM 19j knya&nftv~ Y", n- I
WMM WRI -
P at NOMVQS -Tu Olrio* 1, Lai
T F
-PolMehonko, V., A.1 Senchenkol SYAW L. Va, "1l I
OROt none
TITLEt hine for gatherinS, hauling, Obd
45, wo. 179539 ~announced by
4 0 skly
ICE
tirov,_ -_ letarxiLeningradakiy I ", - . . . .
Mn
VO
.h2ni V ~10 I
_Xeqhnical Ap keramsot*1 Loh a
ademy (Lenu a skod
MUM Isobreteniya, promyshleniWye obrintaWs 81111WO
N
TOPIG TAGS% tractors forestry, forestry product
IJ
ABSTWT& This Author Gartific"a pftm*o a
transporting felled treass consisting of 4 t th,
s tit.
.steering axle connected with the tractor * a 11nivatma Into 40 is hol" To
insure a continuous pick-up *f felled tress and thaLr U Log DOI 00 ftokdos~ tho
latter is equipped with a movable bomj to the *rA $t %*M b is sttaMed a p
ihoer,
clamp. To improve the wansuverability of the Mum) tbi~ MOIT414 bOO14 Is 26unw
on the tractor frame and the pick-up dsvUs on the haWe 't tho 5001-tmllmw~ 74
Cood 1/2

7T-
ACC MR, Ap6,309551
Prevent damge to Me movable oartso the letter
fastened abo," the saddle hitch devios. To 1a
a
of tress) 4 Pulley is attached to the protecti
fig. 16 1 00 1 i
3
and post o ii
10 - stooring
tootivo PIPOI
101 4
PiT
Orig* artd hast 1 diap", il,A
'VJB CWZs 13 M/
0
plgo
lilt
Ni.
kssso~m-
Wei 4 -At
ii
9'
lewd we

PHIIIIIIII 1.illmlvl~ll , 1.111
I I I i'm . ~ imliltil MINIME
I i 11
! t
I r :
I 11m, Il Mill U1,11,11,11i

I' - I"
I
. I . I I i !I
L ., lil 11 k: 11 Ili-Hil i1
, 1. 1 1 1 1

Y.ARLINP ".V.j
a
Changin& the control Oyatem for reeler 4rives, sbor.MUp
vnedr.v proizv. WOM 160. -Sao,
(XMA 14:8)
1- NOV011petshy mtLUur4iah*#kiy sayod.
(ROllibg Mills-Toobnological jawm%:W45)

MM/Humn and Animl Flipiology (Norml and Pathological). TA
Blood Pressure. ftfttWWion.
Abs Jo,.w : Ref Zhur - Biole, No 16, 1958j T4ft
Author : *LUaberdyevp D.&, Artamonova, A*Gs
Inst. : - - Ob
Title Changes of Chole =9 711raw), "MAXA FMOSUro*
Orig Pub Zdravookhre Turimmstaw, 1957, No 3, 32-35.
Abstraat In hot climates of Ashkhabad, a parAllelism Is conrirmed
between the content of chol&storin of blood srA serious-
ness of high blood pressureo. -- A.A., TI"v.
Card 1/1
65

Soc. 6
VAI 11112 Ir.,foritril roid.
Dev ro
7111. MINERAL METABOLISM IN E&SENTIAL HYPEAlMI44ION jit"stan tesq
ROADYlk A. . - ZDRAVOOKHR. TURKM. 195Y, 4 (It-13$
The C= in the blood of Ca, 1% and NaCl was determimid ta 39 healthy P010-
duals from IiI to 40 yr. of age SPA in 91 hypertimsivepatithistif the same,oleranp.
11he content of Ca was raised in the blow in UW majority of rtevsive patients
in the lot and in the 2nd stages of the disease. The coattent 2~flrldld not display
a tendency toward a rise. The K/Ca ratio was lowered in It or " putents studlit4i,
was raised in only 7 irdividtials. and was within normal UMAO to 12. Th* NACI,
content in the blood W" mimed in 39 hyperlonsivii patients. andi was joww wiwn
normal limits in 45. No cor"latLoct between the Ittight of go systolic pressuriti amd,
Ow N&C1 content in the blood was detected. An apprtclAble riso in the eoncentra-
tion of Nacl was noted when the dissiolic Oft"Ure was greater ass 100 mm, Mg.
7U~ last circamstaxice appears to be an Indication of thie 110114d mature or Ow "It
requirement im this cstspry
pf patients.
4

AMMUNOVA, A.G. sesistent
- 7=:~~
Characteristics of atherosclerosis In AshkWade SarwyeTurke
2 no. 1: 14-20 J" 158. (KIM 1226)
1. Is Imfedry gospitallnor terspli (savo - dots. G-Lilhodabskuliyev)
fickmenskogo gomuWstvannogo, maditsinukogo, tutituts too X-Tsdtaw
lins I Ashkhabadskof gorodakoy kliatchasker 'ball nitsy Wool QU*Vy
vrach - N.B.Shaptro),
(ASMSUAD--ARMIOSCUMOSIS)

Ao"'AMONOVA; A. U,
Effect of vitamin B1, on the level of eb*lostarol in Lb^ blood of
healthy 'persons and-In those with atherosclarools. Urn, Turk,.
5 no.3316-19 My-Je 161. (MIRA lAs 39))
1. Is kafeft gospitallnoy torapii (sav. - dateent G.X.KbqdsMktaiyw)
Turkmenskogo gosudarstvannogo m&ditsiwkA*o L"Stituta 'Mal I.T.
Sthlina.
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5/070/62/007/003/018/026
E132/E460
AUTHORS: Shamayeva, G.G., Artamo
1~1_onova~~ I
TITLE: A visual X-r&y Method for orienting crystals of
diamond
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, V.7, no.3, 1962, 454-456
TEXT: An electron-optital image converter, $iving a brightness
increase of about 1000 over a fluorescent scroan, was used for
orientating single crystals of diamond. Awordinary~ sealeO-off
X-ray tube was used and the goniometer head wAs adjusted by a
mechanical remote-control cable. A screen to crystal distance of
116 mm was used. The peripheral X-ray spots on the screen are
slightly distorted with respect to a photographic record.
Crystals can be set in 2 to 3 minutes. Thero are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy
rentgono-radiologichookiy institut (State Scientific
Research X-ray-Radiological Institute)
SUBMITTED: September 19, 1961
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3/190/62/004/001/020/020
III 06[r) 10
AUTHORSs Korotkov, A. A., krtesonove, I. L,
TITLEz Reaction of titanium tetrachloride with butyl lithium
PERIODICALs Vysokomolokulyarnyye soyedineniyal v. 4, -,Lo. 1, 1962, 145
TEM M. H. Jones and collaborators (Rot. 2s see bolow) found that the
reduction of titanium tetrachloride with butyl lithium did not proceed
quantitatively. even with high excess of the lattorl honaeo they concluded
that butyl lithium was a poor reducing agent. Contrary to these statements,
the authors found butyl lithium to be a good reducing agent for titanium
tetrachloride. The reaction flask was heated in vacaus to 2500C beftre the
reaction, and iry argon was passed through. A brown precipitate was formed
when conducting the reduction at 25 0 by vigoTous mixing and adding butyl
lithium dropwise to a solution of titanium tetrachloride in hexane. Within
15 min, the tetravalent titanium was more or less quantitatively reduced to
the trivalent stage when the reactants were in equitolar ratio. lf the
reaction took place under equal conditions but in reverse order of
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