SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AVRAM, C. N. - AVRAMENKO, J. I.

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UUM, C.N.; FILIMON, I.
simple beton elemonto under the influence of eccentric
compreasion.
Studii tehn Timia(ar& 9 no.3/4:325-337 J1-D 162.
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PANINO N.,; AVRAM.E.
Now traces of vertebrates in tha Mocene of tho
Rimmanian sub-
Carpathians. Studii cero geol 7 no.3/4s455;-484
162.

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N, -i r.'-,l;)gi? I~tsi (-.,n tho i.:rotnreo,n ~Iysli
the
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1. ~W(~Iogic Connitt,-40 fk*ltRahqd tf) the R,lmanlayi
(;mln-,tl of
Submittel April 28, 1964.

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ZOSIN, C., prof.1 MMCU, N,, dr.; AVRAM, J., 4r.; UtZA, N., dr.1 V
GRELERTO 1. Lazar, iqg. - --
A model of the art1fioial kidney made in the Medlical Clinic III of
the Medical Inatitite of Timisoara. Mod. intern., Bucur 13 no.2s
297-302 F 161.
(XmNzr.. ARTIFICIAL)

MANESCU, N. , dr.; AVRAM, J, dr.; MEITZ, A., dr.;
MINING, R. , dr.;
POP, S. , d~-.-
Nephrogenic anemia.. Clinical and etiopathogeni,.,
considerations. Med.
intern. 14 no.91l]09-1116 S 162.
1. Lucraro efectuata in Clinica a 111--a medicalix
(prof. 0. Zoskn),
I.M., TimiBoara. (XIDNEY DISEASES) (ANMIA)

STMANESCU, D., Prof.; 7UG1014, N
Superficial tension oil electrolyte solutions and their
specific conducti-
bility. Ihimnian, M. Rev. 2 no.2:9:) Apr-June 58.
(mmTROLTM;
superfiolial tension of electrolyte eolixtione & their
specific
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hytirocati foolatock. or by water. A mechanimn for the
isonletitutlat is propxw4 mind suln)orted The b drocar.
boru (2 nuhim), lfuriW by treatt trut with VtWt KU)wed
by hydnVa 4floo over M and dism. over Na, IAM EIMIght
Wto comatt witlt. 0.4 molt of AICI, wblisned iss mcua atid
joctivuted *I th 0 4 inole 11,0. Ita a sift-mi of M. The g2s
produft wto auttlyzed for H by .xmubustlort after removal
4-1 the ON in Mr% KOII and of )rg. la" with active C.
116nks were run on the M and on the systerts withma the'
activator. A triLl with c)cWht%ytchWde a4 actlvgtor for
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Reduction of 5-nitrouracil by sodium
Bucuresti, Rumm.-iia
SW Month~ Ilist of East L)n*opean Accessions,
(EEALL)j, IL, Vol- 5, No. 10,
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MR-1-

I* "tied. 1. IkDisubstituted c I loutime
va.tt:~~ M-ftn,mf-ete Avrom. Costin D. 1~!-Nrmnr,
and Maria Duct zoila).
Ckffp.-2 =#r. 14071424-M 1957); d. C.A. 54, 4512a.-The'
,Yt2ieWf 1,3-diamiamdobutane M (is well as severld
a a te products and dcriva. wax. dm~cHbcd. Up!-
bromohydrin (246 g., and 290 g. Ph0IjBr licated 6 111 R. lit
I&S-W, (Inturnal temp.) with 0.2 g. HSCI, and the mKUlct
distel. irve 1:43 a. crude PhCH*OCll(Cl1,Br)T (111, 111 IdIS-
869; t e foceruo jbm to 150") heated agalit witt ligCll
and the luct distd. pre 64 g. 11, b, 148- W; oil re-
peated 76ti. U bs 148". 11pirld, tots ydrIn (HO g.)
and 015t Jisii~ ClUr treated with 0.5 g. I IACII, lira tell
sloi riy
(dttring hn!,.) to 155". kept 0 hrs. at MN (W, djO disid.
ve ON x. PhC1I.OCI1(CIfxl3rWII.CI (111), b. lwb)*-.
r
rZn the forv run an addid. 10.1 g. III ivit.-I obliti!jej;
~~edistjj.
11IN146". Na(2,3g.)ivn!tdiisolvedii%4(.)Om.litCli,balf
the Poln. ane 88 C. -100 cx. dry C.11g, ittid L&I
.:or 132 g. crude 111) heated 1.5 firs. it IM*
~~Tth dt,.-Ipl ',i In a 1 .5 1 - autoclave (prc!samc 0 atin.).
cooled
esi~ir,d W14 '), 400 cc. tit), C.lit and (lie tonalning N,X-Ft
soln. addtd, heated 0 hr3. (with III t) his.) at 1700, 1;c
cooled neutril soln. filtered froin Ktir (or KCI), tind the
*filtnite con-il. on a 11,0 bath; the Klir was dissOvc-A in
IIjO, the sola. cxtd, with Ft3O, the ciit. colled., lite msi-
due combine I with the "min Itactimi, and repeatedir tli9t(l.
'to live 55 ' Crude 6112.0 1 (OCI IIN 0.0 1t.&- ~0, Et).
-, g", on rcdistn. bi 178'. du LOW. mV 1.4810.
(IV), bi 178 ~3
Crude IV (10 X.) and 170 g. X01 I in 4'-'0 c,~. EtOlt knd :00
cc. 11,0 rclialled 2 lirs. oil a 11.0 bath. evapd. in ju.,uo
ultnost to dryness, lite rcilditc &%(4ved lit 400 cc. I r,0,
ttic
Win- CX(IL I` ith FtA nddift;l 1601 C011M. IICI (S)III. V),
mind the pill. filtercd off gave III.Cli(OC11,1111) Cli,.C-
(COSIM in. 158" (1120). S01". V ptcpd. as abo,-c cxtd.
Aith 5 100-cc. jxxtionslitlO, thtext. dried evapd.,thercsi-
due hesited at 10 "un. un;:Il COS evoluilott ceased. and
diitd. gave 98 g. Jit,.Cil(OCIIIli,).Clf,.~IICO.H JA7)~ bt
114". d, IJOTXM VI (2 g.) and I j. urea heated 3 lirs. at
pve the amide. in. 120" (140). VI (08 9.), 60 cc.
ut)s. HtOll. M) cc. C#Ilss, and2 drops lit.SO4 rriluxed 8 tirs.
Oilo '0 rvinitor issed) gave RX) g~ VI lit ester (VII), II,
lag". 'b,s 175', do 1.0032. Pill I.W19, MR 05.110. VII
(117 g.) in 1W cc. EtOll missed with 0.5 g. Pit black,
Sjukken with It at stru. Immure, after absorption of the
riled. aint. 11 (6-8 lirs.) the catalyst filtered off, lite
(Aritte
coned., and the residue distd. gave 05 It, cll(oil).-
c.17,111co'llt (Vill), big 110", dt, 1.0727, sill 1.4504, UR
30.13. VIII (30.4 g.) and 35.2 g, IIIISOClucooled in ice
11,0. trea" portionisirlse with 20 cc. dry CIIIIN. the mixt.
kept 20 hrs. in an k-c bim, trrateil with :40 cc. 1110. extd.
with Elio. the lit.0 clit. swashed Imm-Avely "lit% 1110.
dil. IIC1, all. NajUh, and HjO, (]tied, and evarid. isswcuss
(50, tgmh temp.) gave 65 g. PIISO~ ester (IX) of Vill. purity
00.7%. IX (55 g.) dild. vvith 55 cc. EtOll, treAtCd with
' 1A g. NssN, in 25 cc. 140, lite inixt. boiled 10 lirs.,
cooled,
the scrick PhSON& dissolveil by adding 1110, the solit. extd.
with Hilo, the ext. wa3hed with 1130, and (tried pvc.27 g.
cl%.cim a
itcosm (X). his 0-l'. din I.M. M,
1.4007, MR 42.ryl. X 425.5 g.) and 15 cc. N91101tO ( )
heated 30 min. oil a boiliiig 11,0 Will. the excess X1 evapd.
in mcuo on the 1110 bath, awl tht residuc coi)lcd gave 23
it. hydratide (XII), tit. 70' (Cglls-ligrohie). XII (','I) g.)
dissolved In 270 cc. cold (W) JV IICI, mixed ialth IN cc.
FRIO. the nilzt. treated dr)pwi%c at 0-51 with aq. N%NOj

(10 9. RIXIii ec'6:ff;8j -t3Wtil it-ee' H NO, fcq inic,11
tectable witla KI-st&rch paw tile &q. phase arid., e0d. Fzvc
with 2 50-o::. portions Sto. tU ext. dried by s irrijil- Fit jig,
0' with C40j, filtered, the B40 filtrate mlirtd with,k) cc.
I'll. t,-.
CHlOlf, thit ISO slowly (2 firs.) distd. (N evolutim beran v'All
I:t 20:) Aftc r the removal of the Rt#0 the Illixt. hen ", I fir.
too ~174 tvAution ceased), and the excess I'hCll,(lll dimd. Lille
at 12C-30* (oil bath temp.)/5 min. gave ~n.j g. Eli k'"l
CHR:HNIIC0jCHjPIj (IM), in. CO- (ligrollic). 11111 cooled
3 If-Yin .100cc. HtOll and 0.2 C. Id black shaken al.30-
Win an 11 litm. [the If often removed until It c4 jitalocd
coitiixl.,Ii,210*,tn.75*(Iigtoine).
.no mcre C(:% (o brii.)) and the iniu. worked ur ,,, wital
gave 2.3 g. 1. bu 90'; clipicrate Ili. nixive 250 (RtOll)- a
hexacl,loroplatinate, crystals fton, ji,o. 1 (1.79 g. ficale(i
added
10 firs. at 1-)0* wi 111 13.8 1:. 0.5% IIC(-hll nint 10 g. 361~;
9 - C140, tAe mix,. made alk. With 401;Q aq. MiOl I. eytti. I
w1th EtiOln Is Kutseller-Stclidel app., and th- I)ttxlij!t dvitd.
4 g. I Dre ru it. bn to 70 *. a n, 1 1 .8 g. N. N, N'. I M t t i
~ rn -C.1
Pecdoeriv- MY) Of 1, th- 85* (Iiii4cf-ite in. nbovii 21W).
otrhavine
XIV (3-5 9 ) In 10 cc. abs. UtiO tre-ated with 7,5 re. XVIU
.MCI and after 6 firs. the prywhict completely pp-il. with
1Etj0 irave KIV di-Mel Gait, ru. 249-W* (W011-1110);
dlpkmte in. above, 2,5o'. PtO.
VII (10 g.) and 20 cc. 80% X1
heated 10 inin. on the 11*0 bath until houlogenized, alloircd
(NlIj).ClI#.CIIC0iRt
to stand 2 b rs~ It room temp., molt of the liquid r-cino veil
(Itpparclitly
is "No. thc r sidue treated with 10 cc. XI, and al ow"I to
vestigated.
crYstallize 02 firs.) live 13 g. hydmilide (XV) of V1, in.
(ligroine)
100' MIMI),. XV fit g.) dissolved In 100 cc. N IICI. convertel
treated dn wise with stirrinf, with a coned. roln. -if 3.1; in.
N&NCis at -6*. the oily ax!,, e extd. will% 150 cc. (Old (0
W20. ific "t. dried at 0' (0.25 fir.), treated with 150 cc.
3 abs. RtOll. the 1340 evapd. with a downward ctindesiser
(N evolutioti started at "'), finally 50 cc. HtOl I ddiltd,
the soI3. miluxed I hr., and the EtOll removed (a ode
10 g. 11 ffi). C__11~111lql lco'm (XVI). ni.
(Etoll Or ligtollic). )~Vj 111 1;.) and 25 g. KOII Ili 71)
McOl I iefluied I hr.. thvh1c0l I distd.,thercilduellifted
1110, tile Illixt. CX(d. VwIth EtIO, the ext. washed with a
lilt), dried. find tyalvdl. gave 6 K.
-III Nil, (XVII). b4 118% (its 1,0315. P061 11.52N'~S, JIR
1,
XVII (8 g.) and 16 cc. AeI0 looiled a short time and
tuve the Ac (Icrlv., Ili. US* (ligrolne); the ActO fit
toate coned. and the residue distd. C,tvc nil unlilentified
IlydrogruationolVII
s4th I'd black failed becaim! of Wiling of tile Catalyst. To
coinplex of 69 R. crol In 10) cc. C.IIjN UrefNI. at W Via-,
rwirtionwi" 23 g. VIII in 280 cc. CollIN keeping ifir
tcnip. Wow W'. tile mixt. kc:l:t 12 firs. at room tenij). lin-d.
hr. Rt 45', dild. with [Cc li,O, and Cltd. with 1: 1 F1.0-
14,rave 18.1 g. Eli.-COCII..~Ilcwlt, b, 00*; scrni
Ili. 2051 (11.0); 31% oxinic (XVIII), h, 145 W.
(5 g.) In 15W cc. UtOll hydrogenated with 0.5 V.
at 30-5* under normal prenture gave 1.7 r. F1j..CJl_
-1
(XIXI, bia 88% and 2.4 g. fraction
secoldary aillille), b, 180-15% not further III-
X17gave an )V.Ilt deriv. RX), m. 104.b-5.0'
nil N-plithatyl de-iv.. in. 60 (ligrolue). and wits
into 3-I)hthalinild~-1-cyclobutanemrixuy)iC RCId.
178-M* (11.0). XX tivated with X1 and the resulting

hydru$dt subjmte4 to it Ciatim (lcrt.vfaaw 11irr d1lit"C-It".
(NIlBz).CIjj_.6lINIIC0j t. in, JPW (aq, 1.,tCill), IV re
.- k
duced like VII gitve iZj-Y,,
(XXI). bs 12111-2'. dn 1,11)8. nit 1.4-IM, All? 5-1.17. XXI
oxidized like Vill rave 7,5 "a oxi) diester, b, 112-13'. seml.
mbelzone in. 170' 7R% I [nic (XXID, 1), 127", d" I.I&M,
like XVIII C 4 g. aliflao dicsict. 4A 0,4% and 11 g. Coln 141
ba 195% I-I)p4regillY Ille irvowlary ninitie. D: (10 9 1
10 cc. litOll treAvil witty 10 g, KI ill 6 cc. 1110. holD 10
ling. Oil a )1,0 bach, and K-orkt!d up gave 5 9.
C11761('o'lit (Xxlll). ~l 113* (ticco -11iji)11.)~ XXIII (5
g.) in 100 ec . W17o It(Ol I trelit,id pot I ioniv it:
duirinj 19 lirs.
with 160 g. 3% Na-lig wti tjrri ig, the superuatant liquid
scild. from lig, boiled 0 brill.:aridlified, and extil. with
E1#O
a g. b. 110'. b. 194';
nzy
..'~~U 11thillmnlum salt M. 1r64 (11toll). A more con-
venient method of prepg I from XII was as follows. XII
31 g.) was converted, like in the prelin. cil' XIII but
replac-
the PhCJlOII by i(XI cc. iLbs. RtOll, Into 32 g. crude
(!lI,.ClIN..CII,2IINHC%Ht (=V). Crude XXI'V (32
g.) subjected to a Curtlis depwUtlon Save 13 C. L11-411
3 CHNs.ClIsk"INIls, bm 1115% 1 it with I'd black
& W% 1. b. 155* 11.3-dMc daVc`T2n1a81!_(HtOH)j. _ I

.4
/S.Involds on& in the cyclobuMne series, 11, CjLctq-_,___.
t.,Jl.rfk ff 170
and 114 01~t . I toll:111111%).
M-1i. er go. 1957); Cf. G.A. 53 ittil"44.-
I-SoftnAlln ilegredation "I, 1,3-bi%(dimctliytanii;lii)cycl~)uu-
We as well as therinal fission of Reppe adducts It Dm cyclo.
octatetruenii and several dienrophiles result only In Itutts-
-tion of butadlene (1) initrad of the exptvtcd cyclobutit.
diene. A ~ioln. of 1.8 S. 1.,I.bts(dinictliylaintivi)crc$~bq-
tant-911tel 41) In '.10 ml. McOll Is shaken I hr. t0th ApO
(Imm, h S. AgN'O, and 10%, Aq. NaOll). Aftet fittrAtm
and witthin , of the ppt. with MeOl 1. tbe filtrnte Is er!l!14-
tit 20-35* im wcuo. Front a bath tcrup. of 120' u 1
decomr.n. irlith formation of 20 ml. g-.vq, which V OM
over 60% 1-10)1, takes place: the gas hu a C-11 ratIR16i
I-)r 1.5 b" ; the resulting ga4 Is ltd into a Robt, of Lr In
CII,Cl,.
btatune, ru. 117*, is left. H (4."2 g.) after treatine tit m-curd
bit; to the Arst prx-~,xhtre, on tlistiti. vf the 114trikir, Sivrs 2
oil W011 which on dilo. wit.1i water yields Ali (11. Mttr
tZi. iri:h`ether, dryiiig. and cyapg.. the ytllcw tit (,'A
mg.) I,i inked "ith 50 mg. mAltic anhydride w Five III,
'(dJ)x&nt--tthcr) jFialg, CA. 44, OKISJ)
1 ~ I - - UW110 W34
coal-le
co'hIs
46.
oil
(Vt)
CC I ~ja(28 9.) find 23 j. t yeloktatetment 6 leated A h3.
sit a th temp. 4 IW-&*. At &It btly b er teVIp. (4,e_
cxmpri. takes plct to e. 25 It. IV. INIM45W. 0.
ImUng 0.1 inole (24 X.) 1.~11115 min. to sitx)ut OW, 3W-1,10
mi. Nis Is vigninusly evolved and pro,es to ~e I (lb-11%
y1eh , rrfjtn the residut there 6 obtainetA 4J-6 ti, oll-He
2,f)-no h1halenedicubox3itite (V), m. 18711, 0-45.8 it.
P) ill-Me phthitlatt bi 10,60', and Gh V1 In,
At 300' with 30&,~ Id-C Vt gives V. Wi
Nit), in. 105* (R TNI41 CA 43 6194j).bbeeled
to I;, b 'p'.113obtalne in
69-04% 1.4-dinnelhoxywphthourne. M. $00, 0*4 1.4-4
lutthol( henanthrelle, to. 124.5-16.50, am Is4atod 4W
41!,It Mt- Vill (R - At). m. 136-7* W. owl.), Itm oa
tll~frtll tic-rutlati"n 1,41- lacvIoxyllophtt",
and I 1-411actwxypherianthrelle. cu. 137 01 the
. ;
#,U!20i of c)-clo,%tatrtnipie and w-naphithoquilifte, m.
Rilthrou ishione, and a misil. of I~soutexl*
ill. IN* (MtOill (the mIsM sup. i
1with outhriltic 11,2-beurai tbrnqui:~(.ne, ol, 1681 Is 1660).
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,caction '. . I
jobotm t"yqw. A 0*. a
dry) b Rd
Itendithe
"d
WA dim.
:and the soln. extil. with ft
of 3 r, U In t0 ft. A&
ON. 0.3% aft
. to iiVIO*9
cc. abs. mm vo
j0
N L
4% H 0m folliu
aNd ClItNo im. vo-P,
cb, suvam -M
eAsmyckbutme (11) and Zu
1. $1, 1131% ouguts that
ft v6
t ved Inta.
w
(IV) ad& d of M Is now
itk alts. Own IV., SIMHar
ft* conditiml gives &a mop
80 r, o-C~K(CHBrv)# in ow
and 52 hn. with 105 S. Nd In
Am - evapd. to 730 cc., decokr-,
) I I. with IVA) the
I liviv 8o% Ir. M.
W
KUO Is "eilIO-12 lan. with
#A "j JI.. vmsw with
1.211-74 soln. a lb S. 11
hwo O..A-W.LI-HgwWlg
1A)MMellborto .2
r with PhK (m. 1321),
cated,110 the bp. In a

AV

Distri WN

Broadoatoldut v"Wassf2. thodimido

L
2
4
-A-cail-re
N
r
1

let

. PO
m
-0
239
4
958)
b
* Vn" prt
d
f
om

.
r
p
I thalm to am the &M
g
CC ~4N;~
I
,off
rhw

. of I 2-pilt~81im
Was ob-
il
tAlOtd; Do bf Prtdm
ti
A
T=

i
on w
t
0ORKt~1mide U YkIds,
1-bmw*4-ph)"u
P=tm M. 98 . BromInatlat
gives
tri ImMo
ro
ez*
99

p
p
101 - The
, of IV Id eadly subMtutedl by methoxy or,

to ykw-
d
ph(hall n ' m 117-18 and I
~, l
a4b

romo-s-1
r
thol
Y
o

&4WW

~71

AVRAMJ IVAR 6 A KE -7
Dietz,,t _.~"d
__/4E3b/4E2cQ)
out". V. S=e bnmo tLqirqjlves of
Crib.
"oft ustamts Avram. Elise ',kj;jj -it. _irt; 11_1~7111=_
m __ ---- R_0:1i .
re . 1311111,111 Powlim, Studii cercddri chitin. 7, IM-07(1959)
I summary); d. C.A. $3. 109W; pi tectilt tb~tl.
Both cis- (1) and kami-1,2-cyclobtitancAlcubox,llilc acid
(11) time converted into a mixt. of cij- (Up and huns-1.2-
dibrom,xyttlobutaut (IV) by the Ifunstilletker reaction
(whkh vrast therefore not stereospecific). :. (35 g.), "I.
13944D.6'. at Its anhydride (V) In 160-M, cc. 1`110 wivi
added to 85 g. AgNO& in IM cc. HIO. Tte Ag salt of I
pptd. The salt was dissiolved in IIW cc. dry
"C4. Xted. and cooled to 0'. Dr (87.9 11.) irm added
(the tertili. rose to OP), tLe soln. filtered. 39, nq. Nall.Sov
added till d6coloradon occurred. the soln. itlisilied (Ilift
.dried (:MgS0j. the solvent evapd. in R colmin. awl the
residue fisictloinated twice in vacito to give I. mixt.. (19.2-
21.0 g.1 )1 14% JU and 7811'0 IV. 11, in. 131A.5', wa
prepd. l4ilin the dl-Rt e%ter of !. bli 138% b) convi:rthic lis
with MOM to the di-Ut ester (if 11, b1, 1920% and 0en N41-
Ing witli (IN IICI 12 lirs. The Ag salt of 11 was convertcd
Into a initt. of 26(,'10 111 and 65% IV as Rbo-e. I-Bromo-
r. lobute.3i: was diwoolved In 130 cc. IslopeTtane and dry
Wncr vias intsoduced at 0' tinder ulurmfolct Illumination
SA hiri. Fractionation gave 10 g. 111. 07 ~-o purity, bm
102% Ill. - 14.5 to - 14,2% tin 2,010:1, PsV IMPRI. IV,
97% plifilY, bu ILIA", in, -.1.5 to -4.0*. dia M1651, n1t
1,044. was ptciwd. III CIICI, by brouilliallon tit cyclo-
butane, A nilxt. (21.4 1.) of III nud IV, 2 L; g. Al Brip, wid
0.036 i.c. 1110 was stirred In 160 cc. CS, tit 0-15" 10 lirs.
L The C!lw slAn. was dernit, tell (min the red res! i whieb sel-KI.,
washed, evapd.. and The residue fractionated in mcun.
Thus. 1Z-16 mist. was obtained cont W" It'( 47 bel'
IV, and 3: .5yo 1,3-dibr3mocyclobutane NI) (d,td" III.- gas
chromatography). Thili mixt. (10.7 g.) a
n 1 20 li. powd.,
K0111 W" heated at 10~_10* I hr. From tile gas evolved,
I.4o.-.IIC1CCAI:CIIs(Vn pondenstdinatrap.andlICI-~
Cli was adsorbed In a Cull) soln. VII will Identified by
cLritir.-t-ting It Into titrabromovitlylarely1frie. A
(10.7 0 of III aud IV din(Aved In 10 cc. C,'~ iras inittert with
3 g. Allit, dimlved III So oc. CSI at 01, itatd. isith dry
liBr, allitattext 2 hirs. rat Ott and 6 hTs. at 15'.. The wivrot
wits decanted, cvapd., and the itsidue disid. in
Tribonlobtitane (VUI) (104.). It, 1044% du 2.=
I.MM, was obtained. VI (2 g.) heated at 110* wltbt, 11'
Lx KOII gave VU. 1.2-Dibromocyclobtatant-1.2-fti.,-
.5caeld (LX)(30.3 1.)wasdisarilved In 2014ce. 11,0, ncu-
tradi'led with Nile to pi 7. and dropped lutc~n soln.of A.C-
NO, (34.5 1. In ~W cc. 'lit,O). The As salt oM(47-S0l:-)
ppw. rhe llunridleckir reaction ~d this (IRA g.) Rave 3
g. 1.1.2,!',-tctrabrotnoc)lclobutane (X), m. :.*-Nl* (McOll).
AlBri (I.X3 g.) dissolved In 100 cc. US, was added to 1b.0
g. I at 0* and ngitated at 10-20" 10 firs. A ridirt. of 6f,
liters (C,11,llr,) was obtained, hr 114-16'. 1 (7.2 g.) da-,
solved 111 60 Cr. Q116 Ires mixed with 7.9 1. dry pyridine
and 22.2 g. Pb(0Ach..tnd stirred at 50 .00' 1 hr. 7CIl#_
butene (XI) evolved wis Introduced into a soln. tit r In
Cll,CJ,. from which 1.4 g. 1,2-dibrD-.iiLcych~ittitane,%-as 6b-
talned. tha 05-100". k Bask enntg. IbO cc. dry CC4.
17 g. broniosuccinlitild I, and 0.5 g. benso) I pevoilde was
filled with carefully (Well XI and saltat"I it 70r-4* 0 lilt.
I'll P. CC14 8411n. Was 11"RIlted f"IM the I)MY'litt (011) 11VIA,
slid tile Wilvent evapd. Ily fractionating tile residuo.
dibmnincyclobutane 2 R-3.5 g.). list 80--6', was obtalnod.
Zi of quaternary salts A 1,11-diamino-
crdobuttine. Nflaprela Awain and C. 1). Nenitzesett.
7bid.100-74,-Theattirliptediloffiiintindegrtktlitti,in(ifl,.I.-
bis(iiiiiietliyl-.tmino)e)-clobtitane ditnethobroutide (1) In the
resence of PhLi (11) was found to bt a 3oinalnus, giv-
P
Ing pheny1rcycMutene (111). 1 (IN g.), ni. above 245*

W61'.'! i ~ 11-1, W~
Avo,o)

)

was prepd. from 9.8 C. I
A-biAdimethriamitiokyelobutan6~

(IV) dissolved
in 10 cc. drj McOlf at 0 by satil. It with dry

Meur and allowing the it Ixt. tD stand 12 Ism.
To 100 cc.,
EW gold. Of 11, obtsslne~ I Irmt 0.6 C. Phl1r,
4.0 g. I was

added. Tbe soln. was egitatid
80-100 hrs. Me,N was

isolated 03 Its plerate J3
1.). AbD obtained *vre a white
*

cryst. product, rm. 157 C tOH). ard 0.45 g.
111, be RD-8
.
0
Hi
d I
i

was converte
nto
,4-dialtropl
enyl phenylcyclo-i
981
bute
l
lfid
IV
dd

su
e. us.
ny
.
ed to 15 cc.
(0.6 g.) was a
.
30% HA and
10" 10 f
ti
d
t 0
1
3
bi
dl
i

-
-
-
s
ffr
a
ve
irs. to g
.
o(
.methylamitsOcyclobutane N A'-dtoxide m. 85-W*
(by-

groscopic). plerate sm. 18 S' jJ1ItOH

Distr: 4E2c(A?4E3b/4E3d

Preptrotion of crclobutadiene.
-
-
-

I t Armin JR
n
Marcia. 1% ria
m
B
h
t

uc
ares
,
cerveMri
chit". 7
review (atid results

,
of expti. work baud on it) was prescutiA An. ODIMMIOR
-

I- :Lnd aryl-,
with the synthesis of cyclobutadiene or sdk)

cyclobutadiene derii-s. tjohnann degradation of the

diquaternary base )I 1,"iaminocyclobutane. thermal:

decompn. of cycloacatetritene adducts, and attempts to,

am cyclobutAdicue from brominsted derivs. of cyclo-
'
~
F
a
i

l
ydobutndlcne was detected In
ne were pet
orraid. Q
AgN% and Ilg comilexes, &L vrtfl as (for a shot periocl)

in the pseous statt. Trenstormatiorn c4 the lfg-c)Tlb-

buladiene complex into cyclo&tatetmene m-as
accurnplished..

ltt and ar *Intel derirs. olcyclobutidicne
vn!m prepd.
~~,ky
g~

s
,
r
(

A!RAM_2_YaMu-QjaLMPICAj Eliza; NENITZESCU, Costin
D.[Nenitescu, C.D.],
acad.
Research In the neries of cyclobutane. V. On the
bromoderivatives
of cyclobutane. VL Research in the obtainment of
quaternary salts
derived from cyc:,obutaLnediamine. Rev chWe 4
no.2:253-270 '59-
(EM 9:7)
1. Aus don Cheniachan Forachungslaboratorium der
Akademle der RVR9
Bukarest. 2. "Iecteur en chef, Comite do redaction,
Revue do
Chimie; Mitglied der Akademie der Rumaniechen
Volkarepublik (for
Nenitescu)
(Ring cimpoands) (Cyclobutane) (Bromine)
(Quateniary compounds) (Salts) (Cyclobutanediamine)

AT~AIII, M.
--- --- - ..
A rovif-w of Vole. 1-2 of C. D. NeniterculF Tratat
elewrntar de Chimle
orrsnien (Flementarv Trratisv on CIrp L-72.
- - .~nin rhF-ilstry. r. :
T?T-7Tc7A DF %curp-cti, Rumania. Vol. 10, no. 2, Feb.
1959.
Sept.
Monthly LiFt of S-,iEt Eliropran kccez~slonz. (EIAl),
LC. Vol. P, no. 9,111959.
Uncl.

I F14 - -
v t I J~T---
with sold. sq. Ag
A 41"$e slid Altered, and the ir"Iduo j,'042 wasised 111,111111 RW51
on -1 N nvrWd. flat, RtOH Save Al-ft lin 3(0-. is-lb (O.X2
Y. .4 A
1)) - tmated under COiip with dif. IkW,~
C-4. S2. 5H ~;Va 0.2 cc. Pa. 14- b
fit froen 11,23,44 to
lxwg,-T~e efiralmatior. of 'TAM (0-52 Jr.) powdeved and addod
grWaslir to Sir Its CIICh,,
-._S I ivul the mist. filtered. washeel. dried. and "apd. pvo 0.1
g.
W~VLLM -.111s yleldetl an unstAw
p.11) wlthLJ
gNOv Pvt a WYNt. co-Plex having the llmc- oil, conig, 42.39~ Br and
7.15% N. which decilmilpill. ca
ture lot rx- 1). C-ck&ta i r( rattle dibroicido atkiftlid In
ai.templed distri. ito mrw.
llielco Willi KMnb, at -is' by the method of CON WO' iiihich
existed for short ;eriolls of time In On 6Awous oute
Biju (C.A. 47, OMfl rye 43% J"Wakrowftycill6litop-cill. *"Rs
demonstrated by trfttbks U-lb with a onsail atnt. of
-2* (13110-PtAr. 1111CO- 11 steam and sweeping with vir through
Astwite arA Mr.
J,1 l(Mbil T)4 if OCid ( I tn. 1~01 (430.N to give a ru which to
rmad lie-lb with AqNQ
We,
F. W. HoOm4sal-
AsN(V
(Is), (1b)
(4i.2s.)biloDcc.H*Oadlusted*itb3 44-KOV01417-
trmted drypwipa with stirring with 401 AgNOa 14 900 cc.;
HeO. and the Ppt- filtered Off Mpr( , washed With HsO.,
RtCJJ. and RtvO. and 4rkd 24 h1q. I the dark " PA
0
gave 04 & jig Sall (M) of 11. JU (40 g.) and at cc. CCU
Irm
rduxed with the slowiremovall 30-40cc-CCht 1h the
Or
condenser, the residue cooled, treated with 8.1 cc, bliated:
"+ridy on the water bath, nftxed 15 TRIM, C001111111 1119"ll-
b
4;rkd, and evapd., and the re"m (9. R K.) d6ri
I itt dry RljO, kept 24 hire. oter KilM. OW
-.87
pvel.b,115-20 m.1041(hieOllorpemethell. I.D.
S.) and 42 C. 0.6el4q U-11S shaken 115-20 hirs. tit r4ornprir
with 35 cc. abs. 1360. tile EW 13ytf dtcAuttlif- thl' I i
sludp watibed with RtO. the couriblued exts. was led, 11ried.
and evapl. under N gave a pile yellow oil Witt. au iiedd,
ch4racterlitic odor, deco"'p. about OU". The NO 901111,

'" " / / -9
fj r r f jFr IF 1 9- FT
14

Main 4E2c(j)/4E3d
.

-Disidmilks
by: Altr;rs' ~~_lcmft M
acid. x1aria

_
'Mal PMOMO MA111
waz ~ddtd
71 4

U1 -1
Me 92. tr
r it
-
In)'
l
Sli
IF
Ir
I
#
.11
d
S. cru I V in 80 re, AN. irt I", IN F. ~Vtllruv

l
Am
nc (
.5 1.)
,
Y
'
'A
10t
h
i
MD
Oll
l
=
d
l 2

vAuxt"I 1-4 hys- Jind 2 - 160, 1,5 tv, 2 "a
N*OH. ar,

Wits tll
tie
v
cc.
a so
t
_
c
n, o
1 it,
,
~
'
'
6
I M 112091WA *111IMllint and atirritilt
vnWh.
FilterinS
i

NaNDs in 4A vc. 140 (at -3
rintil wAh stirring),
1t.
.
,
inj with ethty. dtylvS the cthtr wilt. (MgSo
filterin
)
l

inlit. was Wried 2 his. at 0% kLpt overritsbt at rom temp,,
.
,
,ap, the illhtci, iind disstg. 94vt (as a liesidue) 63 % betit
l-

aml extd, Nitli ether. the eit. teutralized with NistiC %, flie
i
y
oxycy~lobulartc (VI). bm 986, b, OD". ill, OWN
FsV 1
5114

11"desired res
all ditcanted, the tit. dried 1 Intl tit:'
Vt,O e"p3. I o give 32% bensyl at-. (1). N 0 , ani 411.411;
.
.
,
I'd 16% 3-beau"Y-1-cycluIxiliancl. k1critified by Its
,

(11). b. 145% d= 1,11VOl
phenylumtham, m.. Ila
. Through a skdn. of O.o g. vi in
'
7
l

1.5240). 1 %as Identified as the phriqlurttlvan ti 78
1
il
cc. Me
%
OtdrY 14hrinas passed (or 5 inin. Afterthesoln,
was cooled s.01 kept I hr. st room temp
a
art of tile IlDr

t,1411411
'Ind nby Its phenylurrithan, M. 1115" (H toll). T
- was trinoy-cd in r-arxet. the
solo. nEu
.,
p
tralited with Na
CO

YKI of trie Iliazotn6on was 74.3%. lit this ".actl0fl, 10

'prqn.,
a" the org. layer dt" ('N
d
i
AIttro
r";0')
drid

tonwition of cycloproptitin comp,1%. itias obwtved Intl the
'
.
4iitd. The fmction, b. 100' [Mito. MeNG
and cycSo.

1)tinjanerr ret,tyrtingruitnt dki not txvur~ To c(millrin tilt
a
Nti%nl (Vil)). was trfttcd with Ph Isti ryanate to Siva cyclo~

cyclolmlane
itructure of 11. the folkiwing toactiLlid vIOM
bu'anol phertylititthan, ill. 127'
(peir. ether)
Dry HBr

can" txjt. H (6 q.) in 60 co. anhyd. CallaN %%-x Od'14A

(rown tellip. irith ittirring) to n ieornph~x of 10.5 g. C '()l;3IKl
.
ps VVIS pa,
'-" thrcx3sh 7.5 g. 11 In 30 oc. MeNo, fix J~-10
i

105 cc. anhyd. Cilit.N. the Hit. stirr%M 0.5 br., kel It 01"r-
*
m
n. Alld C:,'Ccw Vall cliMillated its aictio. The x)ln,."
inmtriiihied with anhyd. KsCO, and Mitred and the 1116-

. pmrrd over Ice lt3O. ind
1111.
night, hinted 2 Lys. at OD
thrke with 1:1 Itthilt-l(A
tered
The filtrate was extd
tmte lc=tg. I"ibydroirycyclobutAril (VIU) treated with
0

.
.
the exts. washed with 1110. d'I. IICI, wid 11.0 nimiti, drild
- ph bocy-
tw% te to girt (-after 3-4 hri. 135.5 1,0 utttlmn, m
*
'207" Another I)rLxd a! the cYclobuttint rinil
preservation

(BISM!, filu-m-d. and the &ilvent tvapd. The teslilile
gave &21'~; (111), h,
I
*' Ols-
S~3
'
,.
after
" r
d I ation, was tbe CNI. of III-Et 3-hydroxycirclo.
butan" 1-d"ylvxyt2te (&) by tht, dialotaflon of th

F
10
5Ctnk=rIV2USc tn. 101
(EtO
)
5 cc. CJJbN wits t-ri"'wist 0.6 9-
IH lit 1
I g
e
di-Et The YkW-

.
.
RM1104 hi St:.,. CjII3N and 3.5ce. TiA the Inixt. teltoyfir-
a.-id Ili
phraylurethan W) Moll). Oxidn.i
(A IX pvt F-55 dLrit S~C)-Ck,, Iii.
butall-Ille-1
1
11-ilk4irbox
late

iiislit, filtered, and coned. in ruimit. Addis, (it a litAt 1110
and achl ificA >n with lICI rave D101 1. in. 1216. T4 an kt,
,
1
y
:
M. h, 123*f; SeinicatImItone in. 1771 (RIO11), The rinison
(-It the SlablUt
of th
lA

cooled r3ixt. tif 5 S. 11 and 4.8 g. PhSOCI was adde I d-op-
overnizI it
wisr '
1A. ct
the inixt
1110
II
N
kept
a nh
d
C
e cyc
Y
xitane ring lit V And IX anti
of the at's""Ce of Any cYclopropatic Ang may uve bi~rn

.
.
.
2
.
.
&
,
a
y
mblett. and Vie oil Layer septl. The nq. Layer wi ext's
"
~
the re of substituents with-l catct. anti tim, fact tillat

in It 1041 c2se-I the cyclopruparte ring "Uld not Lv stabiliz,-d

. dil
/,.,%ith et:wr, the oil and ether lxyrrs wakhed with 1l
1, by ra*narKe.
'
'
&
i
fil

arw
fvand.,
1L
ltie
N soja.. drW (MxSo,).
410 mid Naj(,

i-v I ~, F- --- ---1
V-T TV F- T V
4930
Distr:
Ylaralgiii In 69 C Miss., VU Oring at -6 to V W" 1.5 C.- Dr In'!,
12bS J~ UfttA Swi WM &
sheand'dasoc fafo- -CH 0 ke t 0.8 hr. in the in mcxo vielded,
3L.*nd CcA V M m n
-]>-'I" Din!, CrWx ne" TA,
'gareta Av
11C -l"W79-.150 cc. d-- FW shaken 0. br. with 0 1. O.Wil1c, L
if filtered UnAtr N from the lig sludge. washed with 11,0, and
I 1 54, FO
Client (Il in $t4.!N RO) i dirner-its it) the presence 41 NI, writked
up yitMtd W-120 mg. 4,5-benb)trkyc1oj6*0.01-8j-
(CO). (11) to dodeca-1,4,7,0.1 I-ptntaene (VI), m. 78,0'; ti t
-dirttr(lip. Mtn wartning vra3vonw-ried, with clcavi~Xeol the rn.p.
rose and the O-content c4 the rnatC%"1=2d:.
the middle c)rlobutxne ring. tt 1,2;5."ibenzocych6CtA-- -Vlktpt
12hrs,inalror treatedseyeral)krs. with an air jet.
trtmtne 1j1,j..,,,,hkh, with Be, und--t*rnt Finz coutnetiov I"
EtOw4n.gavethe permide (VII), to. 135* (decompn.),',
-8 1, -~,Ulentj VII Wtoge2ulted over JPd-C care it hydi n, rn.;
to 2,5 4;7,S-dibtqxobIry0oj4.2.0jcctx oc rho
-ont
(V); 1,2 N-BI deriv. OD X.) Ol I " 8.5 g. U in ale cv.~ 1060,c
.1-91-07170cands-06%11. V1(VDmg.)andW'i.
dry r1jO shakeik 0.5 hr. manually awd 3 bra. mechanically ing. MOCk
anhydride heated 5 Min. W! Fa-W- an4 extd.-
~witti OW g. 041,% LI-ITg (of I," g; 0.5 Na-lis 0 V1111 with EhOgnim
3D Fag. hygfCKO* a1duct, m. 2W-V.
FtjO laycr d-.rA-,ited, tht HI sluCilt vrashrT.,lith EtV I, tht V1 am
N-PhtayInuldinidt g%vt an adduct, ni.
above 2601 r-) In a". Clatiai AcOll and-
camhir;id Et3O sc4m. washed with 11#0 anti filtered frm,
7,670 yrIlDw Wid conts. 16( ISO 9. KOAcTICId Ste"111, Und dild. with
N and the Otyale wor3pid its,,
ldtd 7 8 X. Ht, in. 1330 A~t cc Et3o). M 0 10 k, 11110. AM the
teoduct Isolated with 1130 yielded 1.3 g. 2 5.-
oc. *411,Clo rtfluxed 4-3 hrs. Unde.1 N and tvapl. ig, &AeO
N
3v:w pvt 0.73 1. IV, m 309' (sublhtcd its pow). . KOI 2M 5 cc - EtQ)1
rtfluxed 2 bro. gave
IV ji
EtOAC raonhed ant! with Hr% pyt~ptbnlie atid.9,
3,4.'?.Mbtutobkydol4.2-O)oeta-3.7--dkne, to. 1330;
and phthjAk &W:iydride. IV 0 1 ff.) In 2.0c. Coll trmtedotht Owthtr
11(1" (coned.) pre c#%qte-yrllow CrYstals",
with "td. &q. XVO* X%Ye%KAjNtN, m.-2221 (MD4 C-An. m. 131 ind EtOl~)-
Ut Infrared
.t an borpt)om Pei dIvissed.
'VIV (0.1 5.) in iti W11 tM spectrii o(Oto cmpdL
Awls ism, _3 to. W. 11,1
&Emma

HATIMSOU, Gheorghe; AVRM, Margareta; DINU, Doina;
NENITESCU, Coistin D.,, acad.
Infrarod "otr= ol! di.bonvotria. x-etadione, Studii corc
cbim 9
no.342764U 161.
1. Institutul do ob!.Ydqi al Acadomisi R.P.R.9 Sectia do
chimle orgazim,
Bucuresti. 2. Redac-Wr rewponsabil *,Iltudii si
carestari do ohW98
(for Nonitesou).

I AP~_, Margareta MATIESCU, Gkaorghe D.; DIHU, Doinal
DI.WIMCU, Ilia G. I
-3MTEM 0 4
W. Costin D 0 a.cad.
Studies in cyclobutene series (VIII). Adducts of
benzoeyelabutadione
with some cyclic diones. Studii corc chim 9 no,3435-W 161,
1, Institutul de chinie, al Academia R..P.R., Sectit do
chisie o:rganical,
Ducurenti.

14A Up Gh.D.; AYW,,,JWjMMtgt WITESCUp C.D.s acad
Infrared spectra of.Afte. _U 3producto of
cyclooetatetraene with
different phylodlenos* Stu c chim 10 no.1:65-72 162.
L laboratorul de ishimis orjWca al Inatitutului
Politehnic A
Centrul do cores-tari specials al Hiniterului
Sanatatii, Bacuresti,
2. Membru al Comitstului do rodactie si redactor
responsabilp
03tudii ei cercelarL de chimie* (for Neniteacu)*

~a; STERN*
AVRM$J~4rgarp ~ERCI,, Rende; DINMESCU., I,G,; NENITESCUj,
C.D. acad.
Condensation of l,,.,:6-djiod-2-phonylprop&ne vith ethyl
malonatee Studii
cer chim 10 no,D71,40 162o I
1, Centru.1 de ..-ercetari chimice al Academiei. R.P*R...
Sectia de chimie
organica,, Wcuristi.. 2. Membru al Comitetului do redactle
si redactor
responeabilp "Studii A cereetarl do chimie* (for
Nonitescu)*

KATEESCU 0 D AVRAM) Margut"i. DINU, Doina;
MENITZEXU, C.D.
txe;i~el scuo-C. be I * ,
Infrared spectrum of dibenzotricyclooctadiene. Hey
chimie 8
no.1:13-20 163.
1. Institute of ChemLstry of the Academy of tho
R.P.R. Bucharest.
"2*,,Nmber of the Academy of the R.P.R. (for
Nenitescu).

.AVRAM,_ t!t~rggrAt4,-JUTEES" 3U, G.D.; DINIJ, Doina; DINULESCU,
I.G.:
- MNITZESCU, C.D. [N,snitescu, C.D.) Flember of the Acadeny of
the M.R.
Investigations in the cyclobutane series (VIII:). Rev chimie 8
no.1:77-86 163.
1. Institute of 3hemistry of the Academy of the R.P.R., Bacharesto

MITESCUp C.D.,, academician; AVRAM, flart;arota; POGLTY,
I.I.; KATMSCU, Gh.D.
PARCON, H&Ivlna.
Synthesis mid themkl dooornposition of tricyclr --
14.2.2.02-5]-deca-3.7.~l-triens. Studii carc chim 3.1
no.It
7-18 163.
I* Seatia do chimie or6:anioa a Contrului do cereetari
chinice
al Acadomiei R.P..R.j Ikicureati.

DINULi.'3CU , I jj,~ G. ; AV;LU.'i, A,ryar.)t ; ~A':
-j"' e ". - j 7*1~-. :;I
. I I I
11 ___ .... ..... ' - p
Costin 1.
Re a e ar --. h in t ho ~ , V __' i) Ix- t ar~ o e r~
r 14, , . I'L - 14 - ',--I d ' I , i- - - - : -', -*
-11 12
n o s `5 , 3 57 -3 64 '(4
1. Center of Urgran ' ! (h~.r , ,* Fwf, r-llo -- ,
F.m.,,ir, !tr. ~' - - -"C-IIY,Pn I i 7V
kllt.p no.l.,

TURCU,T., prof.; PAINA,N,,, cb-.; ICVESCU, Gabriela,
dr.; DUTU, Doina, dr.;
OMMI.-niria, dr.IFU)MCU, 0.,, dr.
The pronounced inorease in rats infected with the
causal agents
of anthropozoonosits demands intensification of rat
eradication.
I
J. hyg. epidem. (Pridia) 9 no.10~-76 Ja-FI64
I

4j.;

AVRAM, N. Constantin; FILDSON, I.; FRII-MRICH,
R,
Calculation of relnfo:,~ced concrete frRmes In
the plastic
stage. Pul St si Tohn Tim 8 no.D161-167 Ja-Je
163.

AVFAM, N. Constantin; VOI.A., N.I.; IFAUNESCU, M.i
MIHAF~CU, A.- GitU:A,, A.
New resullLs of' roultrating concrete. Bul St al'
Tehn Tim 8
no.l:l (;9-185 Ja-Je '63.

RUMINIA / :3oil Scic!nc-.). ~~inaral Furtili:,orz;.
J-4
Abs Jour: Ref Zhuz--Biol., No 8, 1958, :;,13F~9.
Abstract: undor P13.1 ple-wint..p. raid ao s id
ssiliv ill thu
prosancu of' 6 loavus, N ZO wid aftor bho closing
of rows 11 2:0 and K 60. Tho ausos ind4,,,a;',;d
showod good. risults CLt j,,,-ny tj.." ,)rL--ijnta1
stations
in various torritorioa of tho LmLl. -- V. V. Prok-
hoshav.

cowltry I Grains
Category,: cultivated Plr~"';B 1.958, Vc) k8M
I, NO
.La jour: Tomol
D
Wvideccu' Davidescui
Poposey) I.; TAW I)
SCJL. RUB- 1.1st' Or I'Griculturc~hc 11-,troducti-Orl of
Inst lts or t1ja Ex-porinunts on ~Jintur Wheat,
Title Rost Ui'Llcl. Corn, and Sprint; and
Fertilizers -.Gron , 1957, 2k, 1o ~, 117-69
ilub I All List, core(
11 of forti).iZers Vem
tile ayplicat" owil1c; statiLlne I
ct: Meril.lants 01 mc; 1953-1955 at t1le fall %ti in Kon-
I,bstn
conducted dur 011 of merhulcs*-
at the M)criilui:ktal stat 1,16 basic fertj.lizera
ullaor
stantea reGiI.11) On apply t,ons of Turz1Y
,.;:c.)0rjr.wnta1 Sta
Corn; at the
Card 1/2
NO 1 -1, 1-958, z,,o 488W
In jauga rw
On P ,COll panels of 3Ucjlava I, tile
lacInG ,,,) '
"L'at; at t1le e "Or"tQ from SlIell-1va realoll
and Xperitlental ,t.,roshtl Under
Studin ~_,, a-1.yO"rshaya r, tIons cf ~k.'J'j spring
In tile 'Etc D110611ti
n alia i.joar,,
to vInter wjjL,,t Creirion.. On app.1yine Dc'::1ayaska
The a ccc,rdina to thL silav-dr,-8131na
't't.
veeL
rtlc.10 :.ndictes t ~ '08 ).Cn plizIses
the basic fort-ij.-I he r..
Of 30 t suitable (1L8L., C'f
kJ;/'ia Cra ulldL~r t c 0
N 4o P 30 1( 'L "a'11,12V and 20 cat I r-'n
20), 1
11 "' Lmnure Plus
Aa) uldar the sp
and w1l'ter %10,t, rInG wheat
(M 30 110/ha). (P 0 4,
.F2 ~11.:) k&,/
f8tova
C:axi 2/2
m
M-35

Ate&=&$ bko"al
Arriuatteal ..
ArArGG I lUah&r* I . . . 41. 1-t
Ila &&t 1961, vv W.
0 The Itclasol Sbo xOnamose 36616" ot

do Oweo%-.
bu5h"7t
r
VO I V.
2. ;Rsportton the cO=P1O--1jn of an!
t%lo
zaltO4 or Aggrl~~' tre ftt~tt , U, '-I*
~trl
rdLn&r7 Session 0.1 A,.--b27 the
*salon of Z7 Lprl". 1~ 3h Gq1: R X:'j
2. who 0:4 amodvzic TrIarrulation get-rk
In Ithe .;*stern
;w t of tl,.* Count-y Czx-rt 94 out I.--
Var**-~. r! ~Xing
37atme &&d the 1'3ss*.bt.-1ty 0.' its
sUar. 'T, h*
3tato Goodozic %etwri,,'znrr A~PLI~A,
L~~r 11- ZA!W:A i
an,% kW T. t3?A-4 of =4 Cortor #Or Of
Territory
urmS-Ara; "
3- *Th6 Now M.P.B. 21/1M -mtoaw*Al
C."mrs. In Pm&4ct1.o!-,*
0. YAR-39 CaZd1dato ist Sc-.cne*
(Cw.Vd4t In Stlir-Lo)
14. 'The llecosaltj of Ada;t!ng the fbr
t-o Crranizatick
I of Terri t4 r7s J"r X. XCASTASIC Aal
inigr I. Cw!RIAC;
rv 53-59.
;Ialra" for -119 JapedIt! -j-
C-rz%rlt-tiom of the
tjrT In -3-4pport of t:,- Soc'ills%
Valts. art-r A. MVIA;
.wf.' kner S. A%~An Center *or the Ores-
6. 'The
zLlz&t-o-i a wrltor),'; ost;
C30t 20M-N

I&GREA) A.1 BOTOSANUM, Is,,- NEGREA, St. (Banat);
TABACkRU) I.; SEWN) E.;
DANCAU,, D.; A~MMI S. (Gerniooara); DECU, A.
(OLtenia); DECU., V.
(Oltenia),- Mmiscu-1R.; CRGIIIDAN, T. (Cheile
Virghisului):j
TANASACHS, J.; GURGESCI)p Hv, (Dobrogea)
Contribution to tle study-of mollusks in Rumanbin
caves* Pt. 3,
Studii cerc biol anim-115 nR.3:333-342 163.
1. Comunicare preiantata de M.A. lonescu, mambra
corespondeVt al
Academiei R.P.R.

A VT, 'Y Y) ~ % *.1
0 ~ Il
on tno vaTlabilit.-v of Qlc OP clp-~
(Ord. OrIlicn.dite, SuOrd. PalT.ntorev,
Fum. lEchyroprall, ao) Stud! I c(irc bliA s. rocl 306
nl' ~- pelec I ory.

AT,, L. Stafania
~ ~'
A new opillonine, Platybunus eirdaii n. sp. StuRi care
biol 9. zool
16 no, 6.- 01-4WI '61,.
1. "Emll Racovita" Institute of Speloology,

p ~. i i . I
A.; SAi~O, h., L.".TvAll Fr.; I.; t,.'.U'J3ESGU, I
in,c,,.; SjAt~;-, Gh.; tNl',A:-!, V.p ltlj~.
-1
Drying, som-c! maturlals in fiAdized boa. .'-OW cidlie
Illn petr J.5
:io.7:1,09-4.11 .11 164
k

AVRAMCHIK, M.N.
~ - -~ i .
Grovth of reindeer mosis in the central part of
the Anadyr River
Basin. Bot.sbnr. 39 no,3s437-441 Ky-J* 154. (KLRA
7:7)
1. Anadyrskaya opytmaya oleneyodaheekays
stantsipa.
(Anadyr Ulle7--Uchens) (14chane-Anadyr Valley)

TUGOLOV, H.A., prof., eoktDr ekon.nPilk; BLYUHIN. I.G.,
prof., dok*.or
ekon.nauk [dece6sedl; RUMTANTM, A.M., prof.;
XOIUIIYMIKO, A.A.,
dotsent, kand.eV:on.nmik-, SHNNTARSON, A.I.. prof..
doktor alcon.nmuk;
LIP, Sh.B., prof., doktor ekon.nauk; SMDKOVA, G.M,,
kand.ekon.
nauk; FIMMKIT, Ta.K.; DVORKIN, I.H., doktor ekon,nauk;
3IDOROTo
I.F.; XXAFIZOV, R.Kh., kAnd.okon.nank; NIKOLA'M, A.B..
kand.ekon.
nauk;,AVWqW~,,-.?.'?..O,kand.okon.nauk; ALITER, L.B.,
doktor skon.
nauk; BOTARSEIT, A.Ta., lrof., doktor ekon.nmik;
BREGAL1, H.Ta.,
prof., doktor ek:on.nauk; ARZIML14TAN, A.A.; va6ODIN,
V.S., dotsent,
kand.ekon.nwak; 95XMIA, L.S.. laind.okon.nnuk: BUNKINA,
M.K..
doteen't, knnl.el:on.nnuk; TBVRETSKOV, Aj.,
kmd.ekon,nauk; FADETHYA,
T.A*q kandeekononauk; KOLGANOV, M.V., prof., 11oktor
ekon.nauke,
KHROKUSHIN, G'B.' kand.okon.mauk-, MOSHENSKIT, K.G.,
kand.elcon.nauk;
IV.;6JV, N.N., kand.okon.nauk; GUTTSAYT, M.G.. dotsent,
kanil.ekon.
nauk; ABOLTIN, I.Ta., prof., doktor skou.nauk;
KOLLONTAT, ir.m.,
kand.skon.na-ak; (MUKHARHV. L.1.. kand.ekon.nwik;
POKROVSKIT, A.I.,
kond.okon.nank; DADASHXV, G.A., dotsent,
knnd,skon.nnuk; AUSHINA.
I.Vot knnd.okon.nauk: MUNIN, V.A., doteent,
Icand.ekon.nau.1c;
(Continued on next card)

TSAGOLOV, N.A.--(continj,ed) Uard 2.
102LOV, A.P.; TINOY.SYNV, T,T., kzknd.lstor.nat~k;
ALIXSBYXT, A.M.,
dotsent, k&nd.ekvn.:Dauk; FILATOTA, Ta.M., doteent,
kand.okon.nauk,
Prinimall uchnallye: VOLKOV, P.M., kand.okon.mauk;
KHRONUSHIN,
G.B.; VOZlr&$BN:3:IT, L.A., nauelinyy actradnik.
SPMWSXATA, L., red.;
CHEFALRA, C., lekh-n.red.
fCriticism cf piesent-dny baitrgeols, reformist, and
revisionist
economic theorleal KrItika sovro"nnyk-h burilwasnykh,
reformistakikli
i revisionlateklkh bkonomicheskikh tecrii. P,>d red.
N.A.T.Sagalova.
Moskva, lzd-.vo lbtsiallno-ekon.lit-ry, 1960. 588 Pe
(MMA 13:5)
1. Noscov. Universitst. 2. Chleka-korrespondent AN SSSR
(for Arwu-
manyan).
~Hconomice)

AVIUVCHU!~,_ Fedor Petrovich, kand.elconom. nauk;
VIASIYEVICII, Yuriy
I- I 'YKH, P.T., red.;
kamd. okon. nauk; 1CMEIMIR,
G]iAP,CYZVAj ii.L, tokhn, rods
[Militarization of' the national oconorW and
Intonoification
of the contradLetions of imperialismIMitarizataiia
ekono-
miki i oboatreitie protivorecidi impoilallzma.
Yoak-vap
Voonizdat,, 19&!. 141 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(11unitions) (World politics)

NMYACH, Ye. F.; SAMCRENKO, Z. A.; PrinimRla. uchastiye-A~~CHM: L
P.
Sorption el water vapor by hydrophilic high pOlnero. Part 8t
Isotherms or sorption and of heat of wetting (if
polyeaprol&otain.
Ukr. kbim. zhur. 28 no-51514-Ul 162. I:MIRA 3.5910)
(Nylon) (sorption) (Heat of wetting)

NEMYACH, Ye. F.; SAMCHINKO, Z. A.1 Prinimala
ucl.pti:ro
Sorption of water vapors by bydrophilio hijh
Investigation of the structural changes of
on sorption and thermochamiml. data, Ukr. ~
703-706 162.
1. Inatitut obahchey-i neorilanicheakoy
(Nylon) (Sorption) (T
AVRAMQMj L. P.
p)lymro. Part 91
M,,rcaprrolattam based
. Zhu . 28 no,.61
OURA 15:10)
i AN Ukr&9R.
lemistry)

8,1002ji/64/000/006/M74/0776
AGCBSSION Nt i AP4040772
AUMORt Nakryschs, Too V,
T ITLE t Kinetics of dissolution of s)mthetio polyamides rpylon'F
otoa
SOURCEt AN UkrRSR* Dopovidi,., no. 6. i164s, 774-776
TOPIC TAGSt caprone, enants, yenants. anide, polyamide,, po3yamide
dissolutions, poly
amide dissolution kinetical mothylene group, formic acid
ABSTRACTs The kinetics of t'ho solution of polyeaprolaoteni
(caprone), jolyhexa-
mothylenadipamide (anide), and polyonanthamide (onant) woro
invostigatcd in aqueous,
.solutions of formio acid of various concentrations at 20 0. The
study was moti-.
vated by the inadequacy of existing studies or the kinctiam of
oolubiUty of
polyamides. It was established that the solubility of polyamides
depends to a
great-extent on their chemical etructuret decreasing with an
increase In the
number of methyleno groups In Us elementary link of macromolooules
of po3,vmeroo
For 2-3 hours after tho onset of dineolittion, the percorrLage of
disoolved poly-
amides i (%) in found to follovi the empirical relations
4erc T in the time in o9luttonj and v*" ml-A are constants*,
Typical values.for v

ACCESSION XRt AP4040772
J and B for various cowentrat!Lonei of formio aoid are given in
Table I of Enole 010,
Orig. art. has 5 graphs and one tables
ASSOCIATIONt Insty*tut tagaMnay I noorsianichnoy khimdy AN UkrWR
(Institute of
General and Inorganic Chemisixyg' AN Qu-55~R)
SUBMITTEDs 25sop,63 ENOM 01
SUB CODE1 GG NO PJW SOVt 001 OTHERt 000
I-Pard 2'/3

ACCE&SION M: AKOMM ENCLWW j 01
(a)
(b)Ksrq3m 65 4 0 Si 1.0.25 i6a iTabie Is Values lof the
coefficients
63:1 0:9$ 2,30
65 1" ~ in the kinetic aolubility'.Oquation
4 1 01 2139, 174,
63:1 1:01 2 60 178
(d),EN811T 66,4 0,9$ 2:46 lie
(a) Polyamide'll"I'l
(b) Caprone
(o) Anide
(d) Tenant (enant?)
(o) Concentration of formic sold I:HGOOII) O'WLE%
Card 3/3

DUMINSKlY, A.V.; AlrfU~!CHILKt..~.P.; KURILRIKO,
O.D.; NEERYACIN, Yc-.F,
Heat of reactions between a sulfonnted styrene
caticrule aril
water. Dokl. M S.SSR 159 no.5sII20-1122 D 164
(MIRA At])
1. Institut olishchey i noorganicheskoy khimli AR
SSSR. 2. Chlen
korrespondent AN SSSR (for Dumanskly).

ACC N;t: AP7010716 1375
';()U'IC;-' COD": U*V0020/66, 171006/1373/
A IWM I OR: Nc!cryach, Ye. 1%; Gorolcho,eatsicnva, N.
V.;__�vr,,T,,(*.!Lu-lsl,-,L.$,,e.;
I'itrilenlm, 0. D.; Dumnn!;kly, A. V. (Corresponding I~ombar Ali
SSSR)
OZ: In-stitute of GanernI :ind lnor~,anic Chemistry, Acndmy of
Sciences
UI(rainian SSR! (Institut obshchoy i ncorganicheskoy khinil AN
UkrSSR)
TIT7-E: Naturo of exchango ~.ona and the hydration enorgy of
Ionites
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dolclady, r. 4171, no. 6, 1966, 1373-137!,
TOP:X TAGS: ion oxchantp, hoat of hydration, ionito
SM CODE: 07 1
MY; IMC T -. The outhora state that while studying the heaLc or
hydration of cow
hydrophilic polyiners, t~~,Icy uGcd ionites as a convenient
model obJect for inve3ti-
Gation. When wQtting with water dry ind moistened sampl,ts of K+
, Na + , Ca 2* and
.Fe3+ forms of the culfostyrone cationite KU-2 with a nominal
divinylbemene content
of 4 and 201.1.1 the heats increased in all cases in the order
K*-'-' No*-- C8 2*< FeJ
-Ijis gave rise to the thought that there is a certain
reLation3hip between the
encr.-Y of hydration and the charge of the counter ionG. To
check this 6UP 9oGition)
the author5 undertook to irvestigatc-the heats of wetting with
water. at 20-.sulfO-
Card 1/2 UDC: 536.664 + 541-183.12

ACC NF.: A117010716
aty ene cationite samples vIth the following exchange ions:
GIngle-chorged Cs
-7 + 11 + 2 -t- 2 -t-
1 '%b I K Ala doubly-Charged Ba , Ca , %~32 and triply-
charged Fe34' , A0+ - At the same time, water-vapor ao:rption
isotherms were taken
for the anme aamples.at 200 on D vacuum.aorption apparatu;. The
authors state that
t'l-le ror'lllta Juctify the aaccrtiDn that a Iirect
relationt;:iij) exiuto between the size
of the charge of exchange ions Drd the hydration energy V ionitea
as determined from
the heats of wetting them.with -water,, Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
OLIRS : 40,3W
Card 2/2

L 2106-M EWT(1)/0dP(M)/?S(V)-3/EWA(d) OW

ACCESSION NR: AP5024779
uR/ooPi/65/ooo/oo9/i1A9/n45:

AUTHOR: -Klikh, Yu. 0- A.); Ay~M N. A.
",

t

TITLE; Certain cases of the lerturbed motion of a mass point in a central
v

tational field

SOURCE: AN UkrRSR. Dopo-ridif no. 9, 1965, 1139-1145

TOPIC TAGS:
spacecraft-Ac.t1pr , apacecraft trajectory, asymptotic method, nonlineei

mechanics

ABSTRACT: The Krylov-Bogolyutov method Is applied to solvi:ng the problem of
motio4

of a flight vehicle with a.small constant thrust in a centrftl
gravitational field.

The flight vehicle In considered as a point whose mass m
vai-ies linearly. The

equations of rotlon are transIbrued to a form with a small
:parameter c (c = ih/mo,

where m0 is the initial mass cf mand I is the rate of
expenditure of the mass)

multiplying t1he nonlinear terns. This form of the
equationD makes it possible to

apply atiyoptotic methods of ncnlinear mechanics to
the solution of the problem * '

By applyJng tha avereging method, equations of the
first approximation are derivedi

wh1cil are vor &ny direction of the thrust force.
The equations of the first ~;

0
a pr x1mation are integrated and the trajectories of motion are determined for
the'
,p

Co
rd
1 / 2

41111; 11

L M646
ACCESSION NR: AP5024779
following two particular cases i a) radial thrust, itnd b)
ownstant direction
thrust. Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 23 formulas. [LK1
4SSOCIATION: Odealkyy polit0hnichnyy instytut (Odeasa
Polytechnic Institute)
SUBM11TED: 26Sep64 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: Sv, ME
Aw 1:5
NO REF SOV: OOLA 0MR: 004 ATD PRESS:
v
Card

LUCOVSKIY, Sergey Ivanovioh; I)YMCIIUK, Gennadiy
Konstantinovich;
DROBOT, Boris Yako'lle-vich; AV!j~.'~GIIUK,
Rostislav Nikiforovichs
Prinimali uchastiy-3: PIARIYOKOV, V.V.; RAKIROV,
U.Kh.;
NIKITIN, V.S., kan-1. -Lekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
SIEBAKOV, B.A.,
gorn. lnzh.j otv. Ted.
(Ventilation of mkies and strip mines]
Ventiliat.siia shakht
karlarov. [By] S.I.Lugovskii i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo
"Nedra,"
1964. 306 P. (M1RA 17:5)

AVRMCI=l R.Nsp Jnsh.
Vientilating mirses brIng multi-lovol workir -
oj.' unconneoted,
depositao Sbor. nfttt(-b. trad. EGRI
nc..I(,LSO-8' 1161 (MTRA 17t8)
Mficient method of cantilaOnp dovalcp~ horioans
during
multi-lovel mining. lbid.%M-~)Al

MiG(O/WTWi/E~C(t)
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UTHOR: Avramchu V V.
TITLE: Polyebrornatle pola:rlintfi~n of isome lunar arc"\*~)
SOURCEt AN UkrSSR. Qlmmft! ~jyft. TW A-LUDY
L j_Mtrg-AoMj~Oqkk vAp~kqy tR k
(P~h-y es of the moon and Xiev, Nwikova-damka, 1904, 3-111
ol rftatloa -Umov effe-.~, -polychromatic -polartzatuion
TOPIC TAGS: moon. lunar o a
0
01
ADS'MAM The author gives i h,,~Iof outline of tho meaning of Vie
Umov effect as lnteqTc-
"led by G. V.. Rozonberg (U:FN, 119,-~,No- 11, 67 i 1959). It- Is
postulated dint in the cn,-x of the ---
Ization on wwvclength fis chic to sonke oth,~ir factor than the
mom the dependence of polar
I the ults of polarization meastiremints of the moun In L8
Vmov effect. The authorgiv,es res
croBi i3ections of the spectTum oN*r a range of 355 - 600 tim, The
observations wcr~D mrried
out in September 19C2. Aji sna~ysis of these data shma that at a
phase of +12 - 130 the-
polarization of the inveattgnted doWls Increases towsrd tlie red end
o1' the spectrum, %Yhtch
contradIcts the results 6WLined by E.K. Cohnn. For other phaties the
degree of polarizv.-
tion ~is an --Jmost monotoni.,611y vaibying functlon of wavelength
Nihich increases intengely in
ultraviolet light (;koff 356 nrn), The author has also establisbod a
lependonce between iho

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iartA--"th-t-8PMtrIM Aeff-=
430 imd 560 nm). At the phase ~21~0. 3 polaritation wws not dotectt;rd
In ally part of tbe Spec-
trum investIgated. Compurlz;oil with the resiatsobtained by E.Xi Cohqu
tuid K,N. Derk-ach
(Tr. Kbar1k. astron. On. 14, Ut, 1062) shows that the resultn of tile
latter are 40% below
the Arue vnItim. "in theswilmr vilnhp-q to thank A.V. Markov and
V.R--Kojuu~~--
le,va who werv responsible for :hC fIDTmulation of t4is 9tudy. 'I
(Prig. nrt. his: C formul;ks,
1
6 ;-Igareii and 2j tables.
ASSOCIATION. None
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UT11ORt Avramehuk,,-V-,-
ITLE: Multicolor polairimeir~~ of the light of the twilight and
day
ky at the zenith
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Voprosy sistrofiziki; isoledovantye atmoafer
Venery I Maras. (Problemii in actrophysics; investigation of
the stmos-
~horea of Venue and Marti). Kiev, lzd-.vo Naukova dum'ka, 1965,
112-120
TOPIC TACS: twilight, clay sky, polarimetric inveatij~ation,
Ught
polarization, plenetary atmosphere, ijts
15
ABSTRACT: Measurements of the dellree of light polar:1'zation
of the twi-
light and day sky in 12 spectral regions of the 355--600 nm
band were
carried out with the 70-cm Cassegrainian reflector and
electropolarim-
ater with rotating polaroid of the Main Astronomical
Observatory of the
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. The measurements shoip that the
observed
values of the degree of polarization In the zenith ane cons ide
rab ly'le&,j
for all wavelengths than the theoretically derivad viklues of
polariza-
tion of first-order acattering computed for a Raylaillh
atmosphore
Data show further that the value of maximum polarization never
exceeds
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70-73% for the red rogion of the spectrum and 50-60% for the, ultra-
violet. The results of observations indicate that in the spectral
interval 620--1-600 nm Oie flegree of polarization haa only a
negligible
dependence on wavelength. . A sharp drop in the degree of polar
-izatton
is evident at 420 nm. Ohl;,, art. hast 4 figures and 6 tableti, IDM)
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PAYLOVI I.F.) kand.biolcgorkauk; LEBEDEVA, K.K.,
nauchw notrudnik.,
AYRAI% "IKO fitaxsUy tokhnik
Methods fvr protecting grain crop*. Zashch. rast.
ot vred.
i bol, 7 no,702-24 J1 162, (MIRA 15:11)
,.(Central Black Earth gion-Grain-Diseases and
pests)
(Central Black Harth tion-Plants, Protection of)

Act_kRs "6m 5710 SOURCE CODE: 0/013/66/ooo/oog/0125/0225
INVENTOR: Naydis, N. M.; _AvriMa.~qRkq,,.A,. K.; Yakuta, B. L.;
Ryzhov, L. S.; Korchin,
Yu. M.; KalyuzhW, 0. K.; Ku-.,hinskiy, V. A.
ORG: None 0
TITM Fuel delivery controller for internal combustion engines. Class
46, No.
181445
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyehlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no,
9, 1966, 125
TOPIC TAGS: engine fuel system, air temperature, fuel control
ABSTRAM, This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A fuel delivery
controller for
internal combustion engines. The unit consists of a device for
transmitting signals
to a servomechanism, a stack of aneroid capsules and two correctors
with pickups.
These pickups are made in the form of bimetallic plates equipped
with manual adjust-
ment screws. Each of these '3imetalo varies fuel delivery as a
function of air tem-
perature. The second corrector is connected to the fuel delivery
channel supplying
fuel to the engine to allow for the variation in the spec!ific
weight of the fuel with
temperature. 2. A modification of this controller in wMch transition
from one type
of fuel to another is eimplifie-1 by a scale on the device for
correcting temperature
(specific weight)$' The indicating needle of the correctot scale can
be set by a manual,
adjustment screws
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AKIWNWV, B.B.; AVRJ,~=.O. k.Y.; Rk)ffj, Yu.S.
Optimm power of a oondensi~ electric power plant
operated on p(at. Trudy List.energ. AN IBSSI
no,lOtl2-21
'59.
(141RA 13:6)
(Peat) Ollectric power plante)

'04
TROlTSKIY, N.A.j AVRAMNY 3.1.
Correlation betwien the dose and absorbed dose in the
irradiation of
seeds. Radiobiologila 4 no.ItI80-181 164. (MIRA 17W
1. Inatitut biol,>gii AN BSSR, Minsk.

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A.
MMOR: A 4 IP40yev, A. N. Mushinskay L. G.,; Savcl~enko,
Zhebrak,
TITLE: Fale sterllity~ in-Pla~ts caused~ by penetratlng:~adlation
#-1965, 202-204
SOURCE: AN DSSR. t~Ok~a6j v~ 9, no. 3
T6FIC-TAGS: radioblollogy.0' go ma i~ay, cobalt 60, radiai4on effect,
aleed, pl;jnt
genetics
fm d contly process to obt4in hybrid
AE-STRAM: It is a IW~ori. se(ids by the
itr4tion. Tb;! authors studiei:4 the possibi!~ity of Induc-
usual method of flowwo C4,
irig male sterility Iniplonts ;,by Ir-radlLitinji alr-dried 4ucurber,
ryelj', wheat,
Wish and other seeds AM 1~amma ray' ~06 C061) in thii atomic reacitor
of the AN
ft
WiSR. Critical dasesj: fo!;~' e'aqh specles of plants were used. A
relv'~ionship was
noted be~tween ste'rilit, d ~~he radiation dose in the '~'ase of
must&' # cabb~age, cu-
t
cumber, and rape. In' com a d bijans. some varieties wire less 8003r
ive than
others to the same rzolal~lon doso. PcIlen Vas found to be sterile In
non-triadiat-
0
ed plants, indicatinsi-6110. Ple oterility. imay be due to some other
~actorsi~ In
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Alihat-. i rradiat ion --of- seeds- -
I
--tncreat-es--pollen-sterlIJ~ty--~'$"bat joint- plantip d maternal
varlety,'.
A~of -an 4radlate
1 art. has: 4 'tables.
ASSOCIATION. .-Otdel genotixt i,isit,:ilogii. AN OSSR (Genetil[co and
Cytology Sectiori
All BSSR)
SUBHITTED: ManO MICIP.. 00 SLM CODE % LS
In PEr sov- 017 OTHER: 003
~ex~! 2/2, 1

ATIA)MAKO, F.D.
lbr a fundmnuW ohaza of the arstes of stan&Lrdising
the q"lit
of coal, Ugoll 30 B0,216-9 1 155, OWU 8Z
I$ MIUglooboollbalmildro.
(coal)

AVPjWfNKO, B.I.; ipArnw, A.N.; KJSHINSKAYA, L.G.; SAVC"LNKOP
A.P.
Morphological az,d b1ologioml changen in plants subjeated to
gama Irradiation, :Dokl, AN HSSR 9 no. 5040-343 My 165
(MIRA 19tl)
1. Thstitut gen~tiki i ts1tologli V1 BSSR. Svbmitted February
280 1964,
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T 0,1091-A(, - ;MLV~Tn)
ACC NR7~3.49-57 :30URCE CODB: UR/0250/65/009/DD5/0340/034
A. Nj ks Satchenkp. A.
AUTHOR: Avramenko, B. I-$ Ip!.~y P.
ORG: Institute of Genetic 9 mid C;Oologp AN BSSR (Institut genetiki
i tsitologii
AN BS9.R)
TITLEt Morphological and *~ic~.ogiaal changes In plants induced by
gamma a
SOURCEt AN BSSR. Doklady,, v, 9.. no. 5,, 1965, 340-343
TOPIC TAGS: gamma rayp radiai,ion plant effect, plant chemistry
ABSTRACT; Critical and sx;bIaLW. doses of gar=a rays stunted the
growth
:of tomatoes~ cucumbers, cabbage, mustardp radishes, beans, beats,
and .
,onione. Seeds exposed to such doses germinated 1-14 days :Later
than did
,the control. Subsequent development was also si.ower. Theise doses
like.-
wise altered the plants' morphology, particularly the leavobs.
11oweverp,
tall the changcs gradually disapixiared by the time the plan-~s
flowered,
indicating tht~t plants recover at. a certain stage of developmentp
even after
receiNing very high doses of radiation, ITTadiation also kffected
the bio-
chemical composition of the plant-so For examplep it reduced the fat
content
.of weitard arxi cabbage oe(de belcrit that of the controls
I.ow doseis of gamma reTas on the other hando had a sttmLUting
effeiA,
They hastened the ripeninj; of thic fruits and increasvid the
plants' productivityo:
This paper was presented t,y A6ad6nician'AN BSSk A. R. 'Zheb-,Mk.
Orig. w,-t. has:
3 tabies. (JFRS3
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8(6) PHASE I BOOK E)TWITATION SOV/2382
'Avrmenko F.D P V.I. Veytx,, 3.A. Gure-vich., V.I.
Denisov., L.G. Zakharin,
I.S. Kolosor, X.N. Krar-,hkovskiy, S.N. Kritskiy, M.M.
Lebedev., T.K. Leontlyeva., M.F. Mankell, A.S. Nekrasov,,
G.I. Rossiyevskiy.,
and B,I. Shvorin
Oanovrqye voprony planimmutra, V*dInoy energetichaskoy
sistemy SSSR (B&sic
Problems in Planning a Uni:1,lied. Power System for the
LYSSR,) moscow,
Izd-vo AN SSSRO 1959- 174 p, Errata slip inserted. 2,500
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akadeirdya nauk SSSR, Energaticheskiy
Institut.
Eft.: G.M. Krzhizhanovokly, Academician and V.I. Veyts,,
CorreBponding
Member., USSR AcadmV of'Sc.11entes; Tech, Ed,: S.0,
Markovich.
: This book Is intendoid for goverment planning circles,
scientific
research organizations and others interested in the
electrification ot the
WSR.
MVERAMi The book. exmimes 1;be principal problems oZ a
unified power system
Card 1/ 11

Basic: Problems (Cont.) SOV12382
of the system, the increaving use of semtcondu~- torn, tht
use of varicrus types
of fuels, etc. These proUms were presented in two e%clier
publiewliona of
the AcadeW of Sciencea. Nwichn)-ye osziovy sozdaviya I
va-zvltlya yedinory
energetiche okoy sistemy SSSR (Scientl ft,- 13a8ea in thn
Cc-eation und LktNmlopment
of a Uniftea Power System in the 7u'S'T~; (!Ontlusions of %
o~y)-,,ji 1j-,+, III,, ;j0jj,,O--
ence., Moscow, 1Qr'* and Re!zrtfttka nauchuykh omiov razvlti~a
sistem I ikh ob"yelinenipt yvaimj.,na omergeticheakupi
siiitemy
(Working Out or 3~!ientific Bases In tht DeveloIntent of
Pcnwr Svstfma
and. Their Intagration Tnto a Unified Power Plynim. F'An-ien:
Vnprosy
sovetskoy nauki, Moacvr., 1951, The following per6onn
pixticipated in wri 4 1 n4z
thoh book: F.D. Avraneako (Chapters 2 mid 4); V.T. Ve.4v
(rhaptprs 2
section 4 of Chapter 3,, Chapter 4, section.1 of Chapter 6,
Chapters ti and 9);
B.A. Ourevich (Chapter 1. s"tion I of Chapter 7); V.I.
Deninov (Charters 4
and 8); A.G. Zakaiarin (se'aUon 2 of,Vhaptir 7); N.A.
Kw,aulov, S.N. Kritskiy
and M.F. Menkell (Chapter 5); W.K. Krach-kovskly (section 4
and 5 of Chapter 6);
I.S. Koslov (section 8 of iAiapter 1); M.M. Leb,-dev
(kThalittr 6, se(-tion I of
C4apter 7, Chapters 9.,10,11); T.K. Leontlyeva, (se,ition I
of c1apter 3); A.S.
Netcrasov (sections 2 arid 3 of Qhapter 9'); G.I.
Rossiyv~-7,akly (Chapter 3); B.I.
Sh-vorin (Chapter 2). 9hoatt vto participated in preparing
the nuteric-1 vert~: M.M.
Alliegovj, K.N. Bestuzheva, V.A. Bondarvna, M.S.
Vdovf-,ht-nko, A.L. V-11kanov, Ye.A.
Volkova, V.A. Gadiyeva, I.". Xftlyn, D.N. Korobova, 'ft.S.
Kretirdna, M.A.
Card 3111

AVIUMDKO -YWIMOr- DMItrilemLabi ERUSANOVMY, Semen
GenrJkhovich,-
ftA
VAp E.A., rot.; MOZDOV, G.H.s tekhn. red.
[Magnitogorsk and I'Lumetak; competition between the
steelworkers
of the Urals and Siberial 14agnitka-Xuznetak;
sorovnovauie metAl-
lurgov Urals, i Sibiri, MosIcvaj, Izd-vo VTsSPS
ProTizdat, 1962.
97 p. (YIRA 15:5)
(Novokuznetsk-Steel industry)
(Magnitogorek-Steel industry)
(3ooialiat competition)

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)7434. Qpyt razdoya korov v kolkliozakh molokove~o~;o
zoovetucVA~tk3.LIeninakly
rayon mosk, OblT Sots. zhivetnov(dstvo, 1949, No. 8. e.
40-45.
SO: letopis' Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol. 7. 1949

F
AVRAMENKO, G. 1. Cand Agr Sci -- (dise) " KTfeot of various
types of oombination
of sucottlent fadders upon Ilie growth and development of
heifers &nd their
subsequent milIc productivity." Mos, 1959. 17 pp (All-Union
Order of Lenin AorAd
AZr Soi im V. I. Lenin. All-Union Soi Res Inst of Fjiimnl
Himbindry), 150 copies
(KL, 45-59, 148)
_63-

4kVRAY=O, I.. red&ktor; KERILLINA. L., I.Ahnichaskiy radwktor.
[Youth outstripa time; the participation of Commi Ust Youth and
young people in the struWle to rtdas labor productivitr]
Holodezhl
obgoniaet vremia; ob uclmstii koveomolitsev i molcdezhi v
bor'be za
povy,shania proizroditillai truda. Xoekva, OMolodalia
gvardila," 19550
79 P. (KLRA 80)
(Inbor productivity)

XMUVIISXVA-HOWDCHIKOVA, Lerisa, Payloyna; AVRAKMO,
I... red.;
KHMIN, M., tvkhn,red.
[Orain earn; storitis from the life of iniltivated
cereals]
Mabnye koloolis; rauskazy is shisni kullturnykh
zlakoT.
Moskva, Isd-vo TsK VWX 91olodain gvardiia," 1959.
174 p.
(MMA 12:10)
(Grain)

KUDRINTSE'VA--F,OI,OliCt-11KOVA, Larina
Pavlovrn; AIT'k-ENKO, I., red.;
VOLHOVAI L., rod.
[History of an apple trees; true stories on
the wonlerful
life of it fruit treml Istorlia odno-I
iablon'ki; pravdivy-3
ranska7,y ob vdivIt,Wr.oi zhimi plodovogo
dereva. Monkvi p
Mol-adain grvardiia, 19(%/+. 126 p. (MIRA 17:4)

RUDXCV. D.F.; AVRAMENED, I.D.; JIRAZ]iXVSXATA O,Wo
kW" 0" -
Using DDI oil soktltms for combating posts in the May
greeabelt.
Nauch.trudjr Inst.ent.i fit. 6:60-88 155. (MMA 9: 7)
(Kiev--DDY (Insectiolde)) (Ilev.-Trees-Diseases and
posts)

AVRAMFIR0, T. T)., Cnnl Tdol Scl ((Ilss) --
"r*rk-chewin,,! rodents of the *,-:azanl-
Vpsl,,Prskaya masalf end irf-awires for combstti.nl~~
tif-in". Kbox I Rov, 1960. 17 pp
04in A;Tric ITkr SSR, MhorIkov Order of Labor R,-cl
'Banner A~Trlc Tnst lin V. V
Pokl~cbayev), 200 coples (KL, N,o 0, 19(0, 120)

HARDZHANYAN, G.M.j ASATRYAR, E.N.; MARKMAN, A.A.;
USTIYAN, A.K.;
AVRAMENKO, IsDe, Kand, blolog. nauk (Gomell); MISKO,
L~Av;
'biolog. naukl ABBASOV# Ya.M., MladOhiy
nauchnyy sotrudnilc; SIJ)YIKHOV, D.M., aspirant
Tzief information* Ze.ehoh. rast. ot vred. i bol. 8
no.10i
55-57 0 163. (MIRA 17t6)
1. Armyanskiy institut, zitzledeliya (for
MLrd%kany&nj Asatryan,
Markosyan, Uotlyan), 2, Poltavokly
sellskokboxyayetwennyy
institut (for Misko). I. Kurakaya
oellskokhonyayst-reanaya
opytnaya stantsiya (fcr Agafonova). 4.
Azerbaydzhanakly
nauchno-iseledavatellaki]r institut khlopkovodstvap
Kirovabad
(for Abbasov). 5. Vseao]ruznyy institut zashchity
rasteniy (for
Sadykhov).

USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals. Noninfectious Diseasos R-2
A,bs. Jour : Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1958, 2766
Author :,,kvramenko 1. F.
Inst : N-017-g-rvau-
Title : Cause of Diarrhea in Newborn Lambs
Orig Pub, : Ovtevodtstvo,J95,?, No 4, 42-44
Abstract; : Clinical observettions and experimental tests have
shown that poor care and low food value of the
fodder given to pregnant ewes and newborn lambs
are the reasons for the mass incidence of diar-
rhoa in lambs and their high mortality (up to 50%)
in kolkhozes in a number of rayons in BxxrTr.",-Mon-
golian ASSR. By improving the care and fodtor gi-
ven to pregnant ewes, and the administration of
sintomycin or blonycin to newborn lambs it was
possible to prevent the lambs from contracting
Card 1/1

VASIIJCNKO, S.I,; MIZRAKOV, T.L.:-,AYBMMW# 1.1,; ASTMOT. A.V.,
otyetivtvenzky;r
red.; SILIM, L.A.. rid.; ALUANOTA, Toole, takhn,, re&,
["Shakhter-20 ooal oulter-loader] UgolInjri kombain "Shakhter-V
Moskra, UgletekhI%d%t,, 1958. 147 p. (MIRA 1197)
(Coal mining machinery)

hSENZMA. F.A., inzh.: IfIRFNSKIY, N.M.; THOSHCHENKOV,
N. A.
Relation between the dugme of deformation and the Bpeed and
tension
during the ntraightOnfilg Df SIIOO'v' steel for automobiles.
Stall 25
no.7%632-634 j! 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Zavod "Zaporozhstall".

ACC NRt AT6012069 S0UHCF CODE': UR/3l't7/65/(121/00(1/0038/00.;)2
AUTHOR: CbeAunarev. A. 11. (Acad,3mician AN UkrSSR); M,
(PrOfel3sor);
Mcleshko._Y.J. (Candidate of technical sciences); Prokoflyev V
1. (Caridiahle of tochnical'4
sciences); Avrainenku. 1. N. (Eiigincer)-, DcKlo
j!tj Vj_(h K enmik F A, (Eugineer)
(Fngf~ ~�r)-,"T.Wla, V. N. (H-wgineor); Movshovich, V. S.
(Engineer); 11a, qhchev
1~udfn, D. LUL ___a-
V. B. (Engineer); Boroko, jineer); Sukhobrus, e. P. (Engineer);
Xh-24n~, V-~P-
(Engineer); Yudin, M. 1. (Engineer)
ORG: nono
ed~~
TITLE: Improvements in thq tee i !Los of production of EbIBNIOT
cold-roll wide-strip
An - - I
steel at the ZaporozhBtall Planttj~'
SOURCE.+M'epropetrovi3k. Institut cheniol metallurgiijrudy, v.
21, 1965. Prokatnoye
proizvoddtvo (Welding production), 311-52
TOPIC TAGS: stainless stool, bright, stock lubricant, metal
rolling, sheet metal, industrial
plant / Khl8Nl0T stainless stool, P-' 18 bright. stock lubricant
ABSTRACT- On increasing to 11. 8 tcns from the provious 10. 3
tons ttio weight of the ingots

UJN*.";? I.G.; AVRAV.9-.;NIhO, K..'.
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221-225 ru'3. 18.,31/

AVRAH"Ov :J*I.; KOII;SNIKJU, H.V.; KUDWSOVA, 11411.
I.
lReaction rate constants and the me#jAnism of reactIons of
oxygen atom
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no../+:621)-627
Ap 163. (MLiA 1,5.3)
1. Institut khImicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.
(Paraffins) (Ovgen) (Chemical reacti-)nv Rate ot)

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KITLINSKATA, Vera Kazimimma; AVRAMMO, I.K., red.; BRUSILOVSKATA. ;3.I..
telchn. red,
[China today and tcmori?owl Kitai segodnia i savt:m. laningrad,,
Sovetskli plaatell, 1958. 393 P. (KIU 1:48)
(Ghina-Description and travel)