SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AYKHODZHAYEV, B. I. - AYNBINDER, I. M.

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USMANOV. rh.U.-. WGIN. V.A. -, AYXIIODYJIAYV, B. I.
~-, IIIDYATOV, N.Sh.
Upgrading of cotton cord by moans of osonization.
Vyiokou.
iiood. 2 no.1:88-91 J& 160. (NIRA 13:5)
1. InutItut khImil pollmerov AN UzSSR.
(ozone) (cotton)

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AUTHORS s
TITLEs
PERIODICALI;
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Usmanov, Kh. U., Azizov, U.
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ISO
?roduati)n of grafted copolymers of cellulose by Cc
irradiatLon
Referati-vnyy zhurral.
3R81 (Tr, Tashkentak.
atomn. e:mergii, 19599
298)
Khimiya, no- 3, 1962, 648, abstract
konterentaii j?o mirn. ispollzovaniy
V- I. Tashkent, AN UzSSR, 1961, 295-
TEXTs Cotton cellulose cleaned by boiling in 2A NaOH solution
was treated
with acrylonitrile (Al) to obtain grafted copolyiners.
Initiation was
effected by Co ISO /-irradiation at the rate of 25-10 4 r/hr.
The reaction
was performed in water, ethanol ani benzene. Thi maximum amount
of
grafted AN groups (N Dontent 8-56A) was obtained in water where
the
cellulose to AN ratio in the initial mixture was It2 and the
integral dose
106r. [Abstraoter's :motes Complete translation.]
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AUTHORS: Aykhods;hayev, B. I., Usmanov, Kh. U., Inoya-.ov, 11. Sh.,
-faurov,^ R,
TITLE: Crose-linking of hydrated cellulose fibers by means of
oulfut monochloride
PERIODICAL: Vy9okonolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 3, no. 6, 1961,
806-810
TEXT: Rupture of no': very flexible cellulose fibers occurs at
points of
specially weak moleoular interaction. The inflt.ence of chemical
cross-
links between the chitina of the cellulose molecules on the
magnitude and
uniformity of the et,.!.ength of the fiber was stuteded. On
vulcanization of
crystalline polymers below their melting point by means of aulfur
mono-
chloride, cross-linkIng mainly occurs in the amorphous parta. Sulfur
monochloride forms Vie following compounds vith unsaturated linear
polymere..
Y. Y-S-S-y
+ SICIS +
C -C) (!-C)*, J-SCI ~--Scl
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Cross-linking of hydritted cellulose fibers... BiIO/B216
In the presence of conpounde with mobile hydroger.atome (amines,
amides,
alcohols) sulfur monoohloride reacts with the hydrogen atoms:
R -OH + S2 Cl2 o R -0 -S -S - Cl + KC1 (11). Crces-linking of
the oellu-
lose molecules occurs in the following way:
cel-OH + S 2C12 +OH-cv1 i eel-O-S-S-0-cel +2HCl (III), mainly at
losely packed points. Hydrated cellulose fiber in cord form,
dried for
2 hr at 1000C (degree of polymerization 400-450) was treated
with 2 and
5 ml of sulfur monochl.oride in dry benzene (198 and 95 ml) at
2000. (1 g
3). The
of a el to 2 gof viscose cord$ density of 3 C1 --IA5 g/om
2 2 2 2
mechanical and physiccohemical properties of the viscose cord
were tested
after washing it 2-3 times with commercial benzent and drying it
at
90-iOOOC. Break resistanoe and total deformation were tested at
25 and
1000C, sorption of steam at 250C, sulfur content and deformation
compo-
nents at 250C. Break resistance and breaking elongation
measurements were
made using a swing dynamometer with 2 scales: 0-*)0 kg and 0-30
kg, a
compression length of .100 mm/min and anelongation rate of 300
mm/min. The
0.8-mm diameter cord fAber was first subjected to a stress of 70
g, and
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Cross-linking of hy4ra-ied cellulose fibers... B110/B216
then tested for 24 hr i;t standard temperature and -humidity
conditions.
The total elongation liot was tested on a fiber of length 1v
.400 rim and
applying a stress of 7(: % of the mean strength, the residual
elongation
Iplast was determined cfter removing the load for I min from
the fiber.
The elastic deformatior 1 01 in percent was obtained from
1el /1 tot , 1(1tot -IP1650/1 tot]. 100. The mean strength,
breaking
elongation and components were averaged from 10 ruptures for
each cord
filament. According tc tests , treatment with a 5 % S2 Cl2
solution
increases the strength by 15 % (from 9.7 to 11-1) and the
elastic elonga-
tion from 1.47 to 1.89 and bringii about a uniform
distribution of the
strungth over the length of the cord. Strength variations of
the initial
cord from the mean value by 1.1 kg were reduced to 0.7 kg, and
the elastic
elongation was increasei from 4.4 to 5.5 %. Since the S2Cl2
treatment has
no effect on the sorptive properties, the increase of strength
must be due
to chemical cross-links, which prevent the sliding of
macromolecules dur-A*ng
elongation. The cross-links at points of %eak molocular
interaction effect
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uniformity of strength over the entire length. The
reaoti(n(IIII) was
verified experimentally in the following manner- Primary and
secondary
cellulose acetate (y .180-200) were treated with 5 % S 2 Cl2
solution. This
rendered the secondary cellulose acetate insoluble in acetone,
while the
primary compound remaiiied soluble in methylene chloride. Even
at 1000C,
a3 illustrated by the data, the strength is increased,
elongation slightly
reduced, the sulfur cottent increased by 0.4 % (1 S atom to 100
cellulose
unite snd I cel-O-S-S-0-cel bond to 100 glucose units), Eind
disoolu-
tion decreueed and dec(lerated, facts which all indicate the
presence of
cross links. Since niee groups cel-O-S-S-Cl, eel-O-S-Cll which
are
nGt cross-linked, may ulso be present, there are more than 100
glucose
uniis to each cross IiYk. The considerable change in the
mechanical
properties produced by comparatively few cross links is
explained by
hydrogen bonds. The avthors thank V. A. KaTgin for discussing
the results.
There are 2 tables and 8 references: 5 Soviet-bloc and 3
non-Soviet-bloc.
The two references to Ibglish-language publ-ications read as
follows:
Fef. 6: S. Glaser, 1. H. 3ohulmitnn, J. Polymer Sci. 14, 169,
1954. Ref-7;
I. H. Schulmann, S. Gl~~ser, J. Polymer Soi. 149 225, 1954.
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ASSOCIATIONi Institut khimii polimerov AN UzSSR
(Institute of Polymer
Cbemistry AS UzbekE~kaya SSR)
SUBMITTEDt March 21, 1960
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POCA)SOV, Yu.L.; SHAFOSIMIKOVA, S.T.; USMM,'OV,
DOI.; 13,1.
Production of carboxymet-hyl cellulose from
dolinting cot' ns6r.%is .
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Khim. i fiz.-(hlm. pr1rod. i sint. polim. ro.104-(
(1-HRA 28:1)
1. Chlan-korrDspondent AN UzSSR (Vor 'Usmmov).

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AUTHOR; Inoyatov, N., Jaurov, R. L, ~y4qdzhayev, B. L
TITLE: Interaction of sul'ur monochloride with polyvinyl tacohol
SOURCE: AN UzSSR. Institut IdAmM. polimorov. rizilm i ldhimiya
prirody*ldi i sintatiches-
ldkh polimorov, no. 1, 19 3n, 197-204,
TOPIC TAGS: polymer structure, polymer physical property,
polyvinyl alcohol, sulfur
monochloride, polymer sulfide bridge, polymer solubility,
polymer strongth, polymer
sulfur content
ABSTRACT: To test the iiteraction of sulfur monochlorido
with-polyvinyl alcohol, polymer
films of various thicknesses were prepared and subjected W
various concentrations (1, 5
or 10 vol. %) of sulfur mo7iochloride for 10 minutes to 48
kours at 25C. After the treatmeat
the films were removed and washed throo times with other,
before being analyzed for the
content of bound sulfur, claoride, andsolubility in water at
70C. The mechanical properties
of the films were also tesied with a dynamometer. The results
show an increase in bound
sulfur with increasing subur monochlorido concentration and
time of intoraction, but a shaxp
decrease in solubility in m ator. Analyses for chloride' were
negative. As shown in the
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Enclosure, the rupture st =gth and rupture elongation increased
with increasing sulfur
content (up to 0. 7%) , afte'.* which a further increase
decreased the strength. The authors
attribute the increase in strongth io formation of crosslinking
sulfide bonds in'the parts
of the macromolecule witt, the least dense packing. Orig. art.
has: 4 figurcs and 1
chernical equation.
ASSOCIATION:
InstitutldimiipolimarovANUzSSR(InstiWtoofPolymoi.-Chomistry,
AN' Uz SSR)
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Figure 1.
Relationsl-dp between (a) ruptare strengt1i and (b) rupture
elongation (in %) of polyvinyl
alcohol and the content of bovnd S (in %): 1 - polymer
treated with 1% solution of S Cl -
2 21
2 - polymer troated with 6% S CI 3 - polymer treated with 20%
S CI
2 2'
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AYKHODZIiAYEV, B. I.; UTUAIVIA, 1-1. 1.
Dansily of Lrutia-pert-ha au dependent on the
comiltions of its
crasi-I.Ink.4xig. Yllm. i f'lz.-.khim. l,rJrod. I
vInts pollm. noelt
220-225 162 (mmil 18a)

AYKHODZHAYEV, B.I.; IHOYATOV, N.; SHARIPDZHANOV, A.
PbysicochesLoal properties of oroaBlinked
polyvinyl,alcobol.
Uzb.khim.zh-ir. 7 no.1840-43 163. KMA 16W
1. Inatitut khimii poliwarov AN UzSSR.
(Vin.vl aldRhol polymers)

PRt AP301 ~P525 S/029l/63;/000/003/()0'57/b063
AUTHORS i Inoyatov,:N. Sh.j Larin,, P. P.; Aykhodzhayev,, :8. 1.
t-Reaction -be~tween-polYVinyl_-_al0oho&hd -sulfur- -ilesquichlorldi
.0--
3OURCEs, Uzbekekly 1thimicheekly zhurnalp no, 3, 1963, 97-63
TOPIC TAGSs polyvinyl alcohol, sulfur sesquiohlorlde, e-ulfur.. poly-
vinyl, chlorine. hylroxylo Infrared analysIt, absorption coefficienb
ABSTRACT: Polyvinyl alcohol and sulfur sesq,`ulchloride,~uere reacted.
at 110uC. Pilms were prepared from teahnicu~: grade polyvinyl alco-
hol having a molecular weigl-. A-. of 15,000-A,600 and containing 2.2%
acetyl groups nnd 36.4% hyd-, xyl grouns. The reaction vessel was a
glass eylinder. 6 oh high ard 10 cm I.d. andi el'uipped with a poly-
ethylene film cotton. 2% aqueous solutiort o:r polyviii:71 alcohol
was poured into the~cylinder. After evaporation of thiD water, n
colorless transparent film of alcohol formedl on the exur-race of the
polyethylene. Its thickness varied from 0 te) o.4 mm.depending
upon the amount of ilcohol solution. Polyvi,nyl alcohol films were'
dried to constant weight. Sulfur seBquiohlcaridefreshl,,~ distilled
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dolved in,anhydr&,~s tollue6e, was use'!d
over sulfur,and dial, n the r'e- J
actioni Concentrat!,'ons employed were: 1.0, ~5.0, 10.0, 20.0,' 50.0,
75.0, and 200 vol. J~. Polyv:Lnyl alcohol and::, sulfur seaquichloride
were reacted by ref:juxlng-thle films with a sialfur sesquichloride
s9lixtion, Amount oP sulfur isesquichloride wed up deptinded, upon the
concentration or itti solution and the reaction time. 3,'n all experi-
Mwats, I gm of the polymer was reacted with 100 ml of vulfur sesquii-
chl,)ride solution fi~r 10-120:iminutes at a constant temperature,
(111)0 C). Prior to~the reaction, polymer Mns were svibjeoted to
add:Ltional drying all 1050 C tor I hour. Aft6r completIon of the
re-":
aotion, films were i,'emoved fivom the reactioni flask and :thoroughl
'!to remove any adsorbed sulfur sesq~iichloride and
washed with benzene,
free sulfur. The V41ms were then dried for :6 hours- in-,'air and
weighed. The amoun!,- of- free- sulfur- in the-s4mples-did--not
exceed-',---
0.4,% of the orlglna',~ weight of polyvinyl alcohol. Mne ' heated In
anhydrous toluene ai~ 110' C ror 10-120 minutes, served'as controls.
-.origlnal;and
Samples of,both the the reacted, olyvinyl.aloohol were
a0l,zed for combintid sulfur (chemical methoj, chlorine (Schift me-
thoZ hydroxyl-groups (Verle"Y metho4)and foj,4 unsaturation (K6,op
me-_ .
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thod). These samples were also subjected tc',infrared inalysis with
a double-beam IKS-14 spectrometer with a sodium chloride prism for
1800-650 em-1 range~~and a lithium fluoride ;prism for 3700-2T00 cm7l
--range, Peonuse of 1~he.variation in film thIckness, spi~ctral data
are presented in terms of absorption coefficients calaiklated from
the Bouger-Tembert 'Law, The results indicate that a P(~lyvinyl alco-
hol and sulfur sesq-Aichloride reaction leads,to the replacement of
some of the hydroxyl groups by atoms of sulfur or chloi~ine which,
causes an Increase :~n the molecular weight or the polyfier. An in
crease in the amount of combined sulfur leads to a gradual-increase
in amorphism of poltvinyl alcohol. An increase in the concentration
of sulfur sesquichl,)rlde and in the veaction time betwoen the alcohol
and the sesquichlorAde leads to a de(.,rease in the numbor of hydroxyl
gro ps and the appe4rance of 0-S-0; 0-C-('1; O-S-Cl; and
linkages. Oril. art. has: 2 fil res, 7 formulas,,and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Insti.~ut khimll polimerov AN 1UzSSR (3Lnst,~tutq of
]Poly-
mar stpy. A N LS
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Or
teal -of' kolyvinyl alcohol
Tr=:.. Mfect of a ~111 turatibn n the mechan p operties
~SOURCM MitatcheskiyO, ovoyatVA-1 modifikatsiya pol wrov. (Chemical
properties' and
the modification of statey. Moi ow, lxd-vo 11auka, 1964, 118-
121
alc 01, `~,tructurat ion, cros linkin
Topic TAOS., potyvinyl 11. Poilyner film,sulfur
map, i ty-
content"Oolymer.me 4teal- r
ABSMCT:, The effect4 ng n t teal propertites ofpolyvlny~
flof croselinki to he mecha
alcohol (VVA):'Va8 itkvi tigated. al~d_tha-relationshio,betveen
tbe!!structural
i~;s strue'turized
changes and the mecha~ Cal Propekties was detervtne~~. , PVA f IN
blous e Won at 110
(croPelin'kins + btand n�t at, Val. cotic ntr C, J~d the mechanical
propertles vait studio" over 6 W'.'ide temperature rar~~e on the ?o]
Ianyl dynamometet.
The effect of.the degi a of strutituration on the PVjk stress-strain
curve shows
that as the amount of i! sund sulfur Increased, the elongation i;n4
strength of the'
polymer changed consI4~rablyo SlInce the presence ol
crosslin):s~1ders-orienta-
tion and the mutual dirlatement',.of macromolecules,ijt to assumeO
that the de-
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yof PVA t i dec and
ii,44 by structurational The curve. 6 1 . tota 1 resi-
dual elongation-at -d'Affereni~ ti~peraturea (25-2501 ) sholwo
thatFan Ineyvase in
bound sulfur content;xapid,1y,dq1creases the total i1nd residual
*lopgation,
pecially at high tcrqvr4turcs0~*hcn the-1nitial 11M1 nderg'e ;~
irreversib
u o 9 :, n le
defozmation up to 50 1400%. * b4 the crosslinked i iampl.es,
independently of the
-of
undergo a reversible deformation 30-30%.
~temperature The louirked ' decrease in
e-
U
elo6gotWn at 25%. f -d 6~to 04 drastic chemicalichanges in i6e
polymeT,. Th
curve showing the vaqlation in:~strength of PVA at M indicatti rength:
A t t a St
f irst Increased f r" LCUSA*21 (initial ~samples)- o 5-05 kg/uw4; ~at
4s7% bound
sulfur eonten4 theifldecreased to 3,2 kg/mm2 for 1~b'e sample cc 11
5%..
Mtaintng
A ft~'. ur Inc: i c
bound sulfur* res:so in bo6nd.sulfur ontent did liot of feet, the
strength of PVA.- T1~11 Qlastiefty modulus increaseii at the
begitnin&of cross-
-linking-(from 5300,~ Izza2zlor-ibe initial -sample- 1~o
20,000-kg/m2-at a-407%--
sulfur content), thel decr6i seil to 10,01DO kg/t=2 Ot a 7.01% sulfur
content and
later remained consti ntt -21a ilartation in strengilh and elavti~lt
-modulu's -of-
crosslInked PVA samp', es is i pl~stned by the macroiltructural ch4
I nges.fn the poly-
f th.
'"ra Structuration, 1 1 ule fir t i~ oceeds in tLiz,di
9_j 01'row cc 5 a ir sordered.r
one-- Th I -Of polyvin- I _~lcohol__ir __tb -------
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d. onan fur compound,
jWVRACT- .4 This Autho C~elrtifieate introducca: A method f or
rot-prDof iixg
-.L_-*#ment -in alkaline- solutiov~s- of copper t;altr..- - Rev, i
stall ce'~.
_Jules A'aterials- bj
f lays, sunllht, weathtir-1-n- Tan
c 4o t%e action of ultraviolet i g an
it
=.icrnoT%ani,5m - is impra red I~y and4ditional-treat-m2nt t
ac~tyltm;ivrd,
mt4ification of this nothod in uhic-h the at~.-tyllthiohyelantoin
i'.3 twed in tte forn of
Solution in-an organ!--solvent-
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STIERGIU, G.K., nauchnyy sotrudnik; STI-'RC,'-U,,
A.N., ntiurhnyy 30trudn!k;
AYRIIODZIiAY),Nf B.I., nauchnyy sotrudnik; POCOSOV,
Yu.l.., nwi-hryy
I66trudnik
Studying Vie reaction, of rhodanine with celluicse Jn
the presence
of cadmium salts. Met. prom. 25 no.W2-51 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18.5)
1. Nauchno-isaledovat,ellskly institut Wimil i
tekhnclcg!'.
kblcpkovoy tsellyuloiy (TsNIJKhTTs).

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propel-tial) Of 1'ellillovo Liu(
rind (SERA 18:8)
la-kr6y 1 (-. 5 0

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44 ~
Ster iu G K.~ earch associate)j
Y-U* . Nieaz associabe)
mp&ning light fastness and decay raistancit
FrOmyshe1nnost'.
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to celluloselinaterial
1965, 12-14
compound, rhodanine
M Thiazolidonis, which aire he.ei-Qcyclic coiq~ounds containing
groUP3 Of
characteristic offungicideio and antioxidants,Jmpart decay
resistance, light
as, and water rejellency to cellulose materia1s. Since derivatives
of cellu-
nd thietzolidones cannot be ~)htained dire'ctly, ,.opper was used to
prepare a
Ine-copper-cellulose compound. The synthesis was carried out In two
steps:
,eat-Ant: of cellu,,ose with 1-10% NaOH + 1% Cu SD4 and (2)
treatment of the Cop-
11ulost. complex vith a 0.25-0.50% alcohol. solution of rhodanine.
The followl&js
nd was formed:
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0-1 0
CGH10i 0 S
OH
Tests showed that the bovds In this~compound are stable to the action
of dilute
acids and are broken by ulkalis. The introduction of copper and
rhodanine into Cal
lulose considerably incrtases its resistance to microorganis-ra and
outdoor exposureg
while it retaint; 90-100% of its stmngth. Orig. art. thas: 3 tables.
.ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-latledovatellskiy Institut khimi.L I
takhnologii khlopkovoy
,tsellyulozy (Scientific Fasearch Institute of the Cheialstry and
Technology of cottoll
Pulp) A/
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AUTHORS: Stergitt, G. KA "trgLuj,_&; Po Be I
&soy, Yu, L,; Aykhodzha
ORG: entific justitute for Chemistry ~nd
49 ass Itobpp, fso tpn Cigulose,
44-1 ~ WDLof M
Tashken ( PPO-issledoiits-lis-iii-,tnetitut Wait i tiftnologii
khlopkovoy
TITLEt Prottiotiou of ceni 'aose aster ials from destruction during
the action of
light-weathering
SOURCE: Xhimicheeklye vololtnee no. 5, 196% 35-37
70PIC TAGSs c9Uu1ot*,, cottoxx textilol, t*xtilep 4gkt airlLag
ABSTRACTt The properties antl the experimental conditions Por
obtaining copper and
I-acetyl-2-thioglycolurea d6rivatives of cellulose are des,cribed.
The investiga-
tion is an extention ot the previously reported work by G. K,
Stergiu, Yu, L,
Pogosov, D. 1. Aykhod.,Iwev, tmd L, M.A wdkova. (avt. s,rid.
166644; Byull.
7
izobr.0 No, 23, 1964), Cottor fabric* h fibers, viscove rayon,
cellophane
polyvinyl alcohol# and atarch,vere treaU4 with an alkaline copper
solution and
1-acetyl-2-thioglycolurtla as doavribed by Zh. A. Rogovin and N. N,
Shorygina (Mimiya
tsellyulozy i yeye sputnikov, tookhimisdat, 1953, str, 210),,~ The
fabric assumed a
khaki coloration. It in propoewd that the, reaction leads to the
formation of the
following compoundes
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CH
Yhe"CA --OH~-bavlo cellu)ole unit
"-110
>H
N)H C~
oe, H
It
The treated fabrics vera,found to be stable in 2N suWaria acid and
glacial acetic
acidl and remained colorf4st after 10 suocessivi vaehlngs with soap
or preparation,
OP-10. The stsbility oPthe treatoad fabrics under ultraviolet
light, light-
weathering,, and t-.he not'lon c~t_gcro-organiwlpme tested and
found to be satiefacto:
It is conclvded that cellulose materials
The experinvotal resuliAl are tabulated#
wdified by a troatment with r and I-acetyl -thloglycol sa asese a
high
light thering stabilt art. bast 3 bUd. and 1 0
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SHAPOSHNrKOVA, S.T. ; rOANNIDI.13, O.K.; AYKHODZHAYICVP
B I.; POGOSOV, Yu.L.
Morcuratior of cel3ultme cinnamata's and oleaten.
Vysokom.soed. 7
no.7:1129-1133 JI 165. (MIn 18 t 8)
1. Nauchno-issisdavatfillskiy institut kh!.mii i
tekhnologii i
khlopkovoy tsellyulozy i furanovykh proii;vodnykh.

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ACCESSION NR: AP50201163 UR/0190/65/907/008/1314/1318
AUTHOR: �4qpqsljnikova, S. T. Pogosov, Yu. L. A ev, _I.
TITLE: Synthesis and prc'oerties of cellulose furoates
SOURCE: Vysokomolckul3~arnyye soyedineniya, v. 7, no. 8, 1965,
1314-1318
TOPIC TAGS: cellulose plastic, synthests, solid physical property,
solid me-
chanical property, esterification
ABSTRACT: The kinetics'.of tho synthesis of cellulose turoates and
some of the
product properties were studied. Opymum e ste rification of celluloue
with ot-
furancarboxylic acid chlornphydride/was obtained in rvaction media of
pyridine +1
berzene ( 6 hours reaction) and G~T~i idine 4- dioxane (4 hours).
Other 110 absorb!
ent + solvent media (pyridine or 41methylaniline + DMF, ethyl
acetate, nitroben-
zene; dimethylaniline + dicxane or benzene) resulted in i,.olored
reaction products.
The degree of este-rificatio I depended' on the rnolar ratic, of the
reagents. All
'he cellulose pyroinucate s,tmples, rcigardless of extent of
esterification, were
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innoluble in organic solvenis but swelled in the'm. Cellulose
furoates lose their
strength at elevated tempe:11atures, bi'reaking down comlAetely at
220C. Cotton
fabrics whose fibers were subjected to partial esterificMion were
resisi-a-nt to-/
putrefaction and to light and atmosphoric action. Orig. art. has: 6
tables and I
equation
I-ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-itislodovatellakfy institut khImil I
'ekhnologif khlopkovoy
tsellyulozy (Scientific Rese trch Inatitate of Cotton Cellulose
Chemistry and Tech
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AUTHOR: Shaposhnikov i. S. T. (Research associate); Pogosov, Yu,
L, (Research
associate, Candidate of chemical sciences); AykhodzhEkZev, B. L
(Research asso-
ciate, Candidate of chemical sciences) - - M4
ORG: Scientific Resear h Institute of Chemistry and rechnology
of Cotton Pulp
(Nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut khimii i tekhnologii
Khlopkovoy tsellyulozy)
TITIX: Production of antiblastic rriercurized bast fa X10
SOURCE: Tekstil'naya promyshlennost', no. 4, 1966, 22-23
TOPIC TAGS: textile, germicide, mercurized fabric, antiblastic
fabric
ABSTRACT: The author presents the results of experiments
involving three types of
bast fabrics with various amounts of lignin, e.g., herap,
industrial grade linen
canvas and Kolonenka serni-bleached linen. The fabrics were
treated with an aqueous
solution of Merc rv acetkoin order to make them antibiastic. The
dependence of
the degree of mercurization on the molar ratio of reaction
components, the t-jpe ot
solvent, the temperaturc, and the duration of the reaction were
studied in order to
2 TJ'DC: 677.064.11.862.53

AMMDZ-UM-,. SOSO _
ftoios of poet bogs amd the atructure of coal seams in
Oe Angem
region. lb~,gecla Usba no.2t96-10,4 #61o NM 15M)
;(Angem regica-Cbal geology) (*gern regiob-4hat boaf)

AYKHODZHAYEVv S.S.
-... ... -, 1.-,. 1-
Quality of prospectinR drilling in the Angren
brown coal
deposit. Vop. gaol. Uzb. no-31133-137 16?. (MIU
36 W
(Angren region-Lignite)
(Angrem region-Prompecti-mg)

SHEKHTMAN, JP.A,; AYKHOI)ZHA)MVp S.S#
Proopectiag in the 1,yzyl-Kiy coal depoeit.
Izv.vyo.ucheb.zav.)
geol. i r%zve 5 noo!i:83-94 MY 162. (HIRA l5s6)
1, Sredneamiatokiy politekhnioheskiy inatitut,
(Fergana-Coal geology)
(Prospecting)

ARIPOV, A.A.; KURBINIYAZOV, K.; VKHODUAYLV, S.S.
Conditions governing the formation of J-urassic
nadirw.,rits in the
UBkyurt tuil reglona adja ant to it* Uzb.geol.zhur.
8 noo3g4g-55
164, ~` (MIRA ]8r12)
1. 1PStitlIL geOlOgil i geofizill imeni Abdullayeva
AN U-.,SSR.
Submitted Febr. 100,1964o

~:AYF,7, T of tho~ orti-nin. r-lrirt
ect-d :)f tv,lp, 301'7(, n.pl~nrl homi,." l'in. '11.-her
Felivition
113,111. TnShkent A;-,rtcu3tural Inct. rnnm.-#-nt, ipv
(Dl.qv~-rtntlon f-.r tlio- Derr!-e of CqrOlemte In
Scl erc:-!,s)
So: T'niziln-va leto"liqlp 170. 18, 1056

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Conmercial. Oil-Bearing.
Sugar-Bearings M-5
Abs Jour Pef Zhur- Biol.) No 7) 1958, 29903
Author
Inst
Title Thij BA'fect of Plant Density on tae Growth
and Developmnt
of Bead Oambo Henq).
Orig Pub So".s. so kh. Uzbekistana, 1957, No 4,
63-65.
Abstract Fitld tests ajade at the Uzbek Eyperimental
Station for
FIDer Crops in 1953-1954 to study the relution of the
38,76 variety gambo hemp's growth and devolopment to
the
planting method and feeding bed have shown that the
lar-
gest seed yiold may be obtained with single-strip
sowing
having 15 and 20 cm space betwo(m the plants in the
rows,
aid with double strip sowing when the space between
the
plants in the strip is 5 em. Mie sowing rate should
be
11- kg. per hectare for the seed3 in double strip
planting,
and 8 kg. per ha. (with 100% suitability of the
seeds)
Card 1/2
- 21 -

GAFIJROV, A.T.;
AYKHODZIIAYk)L,-I,,L-&--ABDURASIIITlok-', K.:
TURSUNOV, 5-;
YOVALISM, N.I.; MI)LWKANDOV, R.N.; R17NlY, G.F.;
YAJ~'Lwv,
Change of certain characteribtics of cotton and kenaf
under the
action of ultrasound. Prim. ulltraaku.-it. k issl.
veshch. no.14:
121-12n( 161. (MIRA 14:12)
(Ambary hemp) (CotLon)
(Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applications)

11APAT", -,S.
f-cci. In of
ill theco. foo-1. 2 0
Hro n
22-2r~
T
c A
4-01 :~cl anO Arv('(~ j
Central Aciatic Anti-plague.Inatitutee/Alma Atc

ARKIIAMELISHY, D.S.; AYKD1DAYEVr H.A.;
W;"j11h;T)JIXOVAp P.I.
Ixodid tick Lormacentor Daghestanicus olen.. 1929
as a possible
carrier Of the causativo agent of Q fever. Report
Roo 1. Izv.
AN Kazakh. SSR. Ser. moil. i fiziol. no. 2::LO-15
160.
(MIRA 13tlO)
(AIMA-Alk PROVINCE.-TICKS, AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE)
(Q FEVER)

NIKOIAYEV, N.I., otv. red. (Sar-atov); IMSKAYA,
G.N.p zam. red.;
DOVIARDSK17, I.V,, red.; DROZIOENA, V.S., red.;
KOHOIJKOVA, Ye.I., red.; AYKINIOEV,-I~.A., red.;
TER-VARTANOV, V.N.) red.~ STYCHINSKU, G.A., red.
[Specific prevention of particularly dangerous
infee-
tioris; a col.lection of acientific papers of
antiplague
institutions] Spetsificheskala, profilaktika
osobo opasrWkh
infektsiij abomik nauchnykh rabot protivochumykh
uch-
rezhdenii. Moskva# Medtisinap 1964. 383 p. (MIRA
17:6)

HIJ1MRY / Chomioal rochnology. Prooossing of Natural
Gasos 11-23
and Potro-Loum
jIbs Jour t Rof. Zhur-Khimiya, No. 12, 1958, 410-14-K
Author t kcinGor.
Inst i Not givoa
Titlo : Tcohnicol matoriala in tho potroloum
procossing industry
Orig Nb s Budaposi, 1954(1965), 98 L., 18.50 Ft.
,I,bstract t No ab a b ao t
Card 1/1

AILAMMAN, N.M... kand.medevauk
Presence cf hyaluronidame in the cancerous tumorsof
the aervix
uteri and methods far its determinationo Topaent.i
ank. 61303-
312 161. - (MIRA 160
(IMMRMIDASS) (UTHRU3-.WGElt)

AYLAMAZYAN, N.M.
paths of tlic rprending of mntristnies and
h3mlim,rillitso Inhibitinw.
ng,onts in exrorlmentnI tuirors. Zhur. oksp, I
k1tri,med. 4 no.107-105
,61,. (Mli"A 170)

AYLASBIIKO, Yu., gorjkV inzh,
Promoting creativeneoi), Sov.shakht. 10 no.4:14-15 Ap
161.
(MIRA 140)
(Donets.Bp,sin--Mining engine-oring)
1 .1

1. IYLEY, v.
2. UMM (600)
4. Hydroelectric flower - A torbaijan
7. The country of blask go'..d and white coal, Acad.
Tekh.molod. no. 4, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessiont, Library of Congress, APRIL
- 195-';, Uncl.

7 'ir
V"
/lBiWIHOVA. Bibidsha a Harimeyns red.: HUDCHINKO, A.M..
red.itd-va; LZXANOVA, I . ----tek
.Yo
(Concise Turtish-Russian and Russian-Turkish dictionary of terms
used Lin foreLgn commereel Kratkii turetsko-rueskii i
ruselro-turetskil
mohnetorgoryi sloyarle Moskva, Vneshtorgi dat 1957, 143 p,
(TurkAsh lariguage--Dictionaries--Iutl:ian~ (MIRA 11:4)
(Russian language-Dictionaries--lurkish)
(Cor tares--Dictiona rise)

ATMAGAMBRTOV,K.
- -1 11 .. q .~ ~ I
Work should be rhythnic and well organised.
Hast.ugi.4 no.8:17
Ag'55. (MIRA 8:10)
1. Gornyy mnotor shakhty,no-17 Imeni Kalinin&
kombinats Knraganda-
ugol,
(Yaragands, Bitola--Coal mines an& mining)

' 77
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- p
. Wrl 0
Kratkosrochnoye kreditovaniya miestnoy I kooperat'.Vnoy !
ro:%vshlennosti
(short-tirm credit in local and cooporative Indwitries, by)
F. V-.,,qlct;fiinov
(1) 7, melamid. 1,:cz5k-v-i, Gosf!~nlzdat, 1.955.
95 P.

AYNALIrDl NOV, F.
Our praetice In Issuing credit to collecti.ve faru.
Dan. I kred. 14 no.9:31,P-42 5 '56. (KLAA 9:10)
(4ricultural credit) (Collectivo farms-Pinance)

AYMALZTDIIIOY, F. -. DIIGACIWA, A.
Issuing crbdit to staAe farms according to their
balancon.
Den.i kred. 17 no.1(1:19-23 0 159& (MIPIA 12:12)
(Lukhoritay--Disl;riet--Agricultural credit)

AYMAILTDINOV, F.
Strengthen bidness accounting on state farms. Don. i kred.
1~1
no.11:51--57 :1 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Zamesti-tall upravl~ayushchego Moukovskoy oblastnoy
kontoro),
Gosb&nka.
(Moscow Itovince-State, farna-Finance)

AYMAUMINOV, F.
Our sugipationa. Den. i kred. 21 no.11143-45 H
163,
(MIRA 17t2)
1. 7Ametititell uprav3,vayushcbego Mookovskoy
oblastnoy
kontorw~, Gosbanka.

AYMANBF MV, Sat (dtos) - "Me possibility of regenerating
the
M. A., Ca id Med S
sclatIc nerve in the :,abbit after its nearly complete
removal". Frunze, 1959.
23 PP (Kirgiz State Ifled Tnst), 250 copte~s (KL, No 11,
1960, 137)

AVANOV, 4 (Moslvah RUMYANTSLIV, 1. (~oskva)
Photorelayusing semiconductors and its application in the school,
?is. v shkole 20 no.216&-72 mr-Ap 160. (MIRA 3.4 15)
(Photcoloctric cons)
(Ilectric relays)

AYMANOVS.je.nabaly; SEAKHRAYEV, N.M., red.;
KIII,IKGV,, V.N., red.;
POLUKAROVA, Ye.K., tehhn. red.
[Elements of automation and remote control. in a
secondary
school physics coutse] Elementy avtomatik!~ i
telemekhaniki
v kurse fislki arednei shkoly; posobie dl![a
uchitelei. Mo-
akva, Izd-vc AFN RSFSRj 1963. 158 p. (MRA 16:10)
(Physics-Study and teaching)

ACCESSION NR: AT4042429 S/0000/63/000/000/0099/0100
AUTHOR: VIttIkh, M. J.; Aymiansbiiu, X.* A*
TITLE- 'The probitm of the tielectton 0--solvents-for.-the
*synthesis of ton exchange.
resin;-,
1 SOURCE: Respubllkapskoye nauchnd-takhnicheskoye sovoshchanlye po
Ionnomu obmenu.,
Alma-Ata, 1962. Teorlys I praktilta lonnogo obmena (Theory and
practice of Ion
exchange) trudy* soveshchanlya. Alma-Ata, lzd-vo AN KazSSR, 1963,
99-100
T"OPIC TAGS: resin, ipn exchang'cr resin, 'resin synthemis,
polyethylonepolyamin6,
dibromethane
ABSTRACT: The authors liscuss.the difficulties encountered In
selecting common
*solvents for the reactaiits In the synthe'
sis of certain Ion-exchange rosins ' due
to the violent characte- of the reaction which necessitates
limitation of the di-I
rect contact of the rea,:tants. The problem Is all the more
difficult when polar
substances Interact wit;i nonpolar. For the synthesis of an
anion,exchange resin
from nonpolar polyethylitnepolyamines and polar dibrortioethane, the
authors recomnend
the slow addition of 3:1 aqueous dibrwoethane emulsion at 40-60C to
a 10 aqueous
polyethylenepolyamire solution. The dried gal Is then crushed and
sifted. The
L_groduct Is homogeneous,4ind has adequate,,static,,exchange
capacity, swelling abill
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AYKLKHAMEDOYAj GM*tjM,(Marlya) Buranovnal ZAKRUOV,
Klimentiy
ch, insh.; MUSTAYEV, A.K., otv. red.; SORONBAYEVA,
N.V., red, izd-va; KROKHINA, M.G.0 tekha. red.
[Importance and metb)ds of production o:r glutamio
acid, betionep
and their derivativeslUachenie i matoctr poluchaniia
glutunino-
voi kisloiy, betaina i ikh proinvodnykh, rrunze,
Isd-vo Akad,
nauk KirgJsskoi SSR, 1962. 138 p. (MIRA 16s1)
(OlutazdLo acid) (Betains)

AYMUKHARSDOVA. G.B.; RUKAVISHNIKOVA, Te.P.;
KOVAMDiOX, Z.P.
Iffect. of s me pectins on eqochArose In 4iqueous
solutions.
1xv. AN Kir.SSR no.4:119-135 '57. (MLRA 10:7)
(Piotin) (Sucrose)

ATMUKHAXBWVA, G.B. I RUKATISMIKOVA, Te~P*
Mature of the Inverting effect of som pectins on
eaccharose in
aqueous solutions, Iuv, AN Kir,, SSR no*,';t2l-33 158.
(MINA llt7)
Osetin) (Biwar-Inversion)
I

:tit
utq oil
13 ;1 ti
m
1w
.4
ma
11 6 9
2t - j.1
o"', i5
9 HIT 1
V! F
jijpmj-~, -F A.-
i
t% M s ~I
"bl A-Oil 111/1~

ATMUMAMIDOVA, G.A.
Viscosit:r of the molasses produced in thesugar
factories of
Kirghisititan. Izv. AN XIr. SSR. Ser. est i tekh.
nauk 2
no.5-.65-69 160o (MIM 130)
(Kirghizistan--Molasses)

AYMUKRAMEDOVA, G.B.; RUKAVISHNIKO'lAp Ye.P.
Oxidative degisdation of pectic substances of different originso
Izv. AN Kir. $SRo Ser. eat. i takh, nauk 3 :fto.2:5-11 161.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Pectin)

MhVKHAMIDOVA, G.B*; SHRIUMINAp M.Pe;
MASLINKOVS.KAYAp Z.A.
Determinati,on of poetic substances in the
liffunion juice of
beat auger planta by the nephelometric method.
Izv. AN Kir.
SSR, Ser. aa4,;. i tekho nauk 3 no.2:13-22 161.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Pectin) (Sugar wanufacture)

AMKHAMEDOVAj, G.B.; RUKAVIqHNIKOVA,, Ye.P.
r- ~- - ~ --', fit
Acceleration of sucrose hydrolysis in the presence
of calcium
and magnesium pectins. Izv. AN Kir. SSR. Ser. sat. i
takh,
nauk 3 no.2:23-27 161. (MIRA 160)
(Sucrose) (Fqdro2,vain) (Pecidn)

AYMagiAMEDOVA, G.11.; DAISREV, M.I.; ZAKIIAROV,
K.P.
Recover7 o3' betaine vith the help of ionites,
Izv. AN Kir.
SSR. Ser. ost. i takh, nauk 3 no,2*.I.')9-141
161,
(MIRA 16:7)
(Betaine)

AYMUKHAMEDOVA, G. R.1 DAISHEV, M. I.; 7AKHAROV, K. P.
Some consideritions on the ion-exchange location in the beet isuger
manufacture. lzv,AN Kir.SSSR.Ser.est,i tel:h.nauk 4 no. 6:11-16
162, (MIRA 17:5)

AMUMEDWA) 0. ).1 DAISJUX, 1-1. 1.; ZAMAROV, K. P.;
RUViVISHNIKOVA,
ye I P.
Preparation of glutamic acid, acidol, and, other
valuable sub-
atances by the ion-exchange flowsheet from molasses
and waste
products of Its prooesolng. Izv. AN Klr,.
SSSR.Serest,l takh.
nauk 4 no, 60-9 162o (MIRA 17.5)

AYMUKHANEDCNA, G. b.; JUWLVA? G. Me
"-,(, of' littratound for -the extraction of
substances from planto.
Izv.AN KIrAISSR.Ser. est. I tekh.nauk 4 no. 6:17-24
162.
(MIRA 17: 5)

MMAHAMEDOVAY Eariya (Oulfs=,", Duranovna;
RUKAVIS)ENIKOVA,
~-~'Iblii~6t'~a""Pi6kbbr-o'v"'n"a-;-"BAXAMVA, Z.p
otir. red.;
RASPONOMAREVA, V.I., red.
(Chemical control of the processes of production of
glutamic acid, betaine, and their derivatives by
the ion
exchange method) KhAmicheskii kontroll protsessov
poluche-
niia glutaminovoi kislotv, betaina i ikh
proizvodnykh io-
noobmennym metodom. Frui,ie, Izd-vo AN Rrg.SSR,
1963, 57 p.
(MIRA 17s4)

AY!'Uja!A','E~OV;,, "ur~rn * Pi I I
i,l:%mlovllu; :",*: ! J;~;~ I,'! vell I
k I I "...
lle*,rc,v,na; 3.',K I 1.0d.
[Poetic cu*).,It(ulces and mutllo,io of thOl.
Initt ~cnl
l'olctil"OVY0 'amliclio.-tvit 1 :!.t't(wiy All
otlro~,4(!Iordl-t. 'Frulize,
174-vo 111hr," 118 j.. k1t.ua." 1-1:1i)

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.1 Witt byt,*.Y,*
law am,&, . i.r
Andl. AV kft ij;~j
gild
;;i "-tact '%
gitb- bi elt I (rom
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MO WW' 4w.%"Wvoty tbam 1110-
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If. . '34,1211K.1,14MO951); cf. 44. (M.-The
IWT Noel. frtwu 04"S. cmig. 4v"mp byllnorale
6 It artive Its the rernovall of c"calne 1*1""
m1k. 1 rm,1V
true molm. or very highly ditperse state of
tim. active m.
"Whiesponsiblir for (beTifect. Arnimismido Are
not the
ammudal dam the most active Wns. have the low"t
&FAM MW mtrat. Coam. of Wn. increases activity
and the coateat of polyleptides, but the stninn
wild content
drops to nearly, mro. On standing the oictivity
drops and
polypeptide coom. draw while that of smino
scids rW%;
the mm occurs on badifts. 0. M. 909WAroff

aomkal ampoMm of dm *bMw vi'".
.N. kfrl4i"Quww and') Allnulba"I"laval, ZA&P.
PvJ3d. Kkim.
cf. r.J. 46. 7141c.,
dialras of C000i" soins. of --ski (wrpd. In, fAlIns the
twom In water) imcn%ws with 1"(fts" ".4ml of pa4y-
!;pjkjnjmo""ji, ThirwOvilyb4gid-bythesbAily
Ilwarvins.wre"awwok fromAbe". TbiP$rllvb 1%
drI4. too gmt talent byThe cram, ollf" smind"t, U
MA is. that an rkh in smhw "s otter MOM% art Inacliky
.Ntvl lh~ octOrky woo he awlibe4 to the perew-c of ti,ther
j*plklM f" hishird14""A %fale.
f'-. %I. K.-A.S.041

t T I
Chemical Abst.
Vol. 48 No. 9
~'ay lot 1954
Biological Chemistry
0 Mpoaftt t
~~"Olhltolllskaya anti M. D, ATWIjkhamMova.
0111. U.S.S.R. 2S. tmnslation) --%4"
40, ftlf~. it. L:.U~

ATNUUMEDOTA
=.A
Chemical characteristics of the conoidal fractions of
molasses
(syrup) processed in the sugar p1mato of I1ir,AI%i&.
I&Y.AN Kir,
SM ao.1:29-.36 133.. ()MA 9:9)
(I:irghisistsa--Nolasoes--Analysim)
(KirgIdsistan-Sugar isdustry)

AWKWIDOVA, M.B.; KOVALENOK, Z.P,
Ow
Chemical couposition and certain characteristioll of
molasses
produced in the Karabalty and Tok" Sugar Plants In 195051
and 1952/53. trudy Inst.khIm. AN 1U_-.SSR.Do.7:123-l27
156a
(Molasses--Analysis) NLRA 10:3)

,..~aa.Dg A, &Bjl KOVALICNOKt Z.P.
,L
kolassee produced by the Novo-Troitskii Sugar Plant in
1950-19~3.
Trudy Inst,khim, AN Kir*SSR n0,7:129-136 156. (MLRA
10:3)
(molasses-,Analysis)

AYMURZAYEV, I.A.1, inh.
M%ko better use of track meamrimg eers. Puts I
put.khoz. 6
no.5s15 14.2. (MIRA 15-4)
1. Otdol puti Kayl-Ordinskogo otdolaraya KazakhBkoy
dorogi.
(Railroads-Track)

ANWFIERG, A.A. Mar 1047
USSR/Geophysics
Ionosphere - Research
'~Problem of the Coefficient of the Ionosphere's Recombination and
the Determination vf
Its Quantity at the Time of the 20 May 1947 Eclipse in Brazi.l."
Ya. L. Al!pert,
A.A. Aynberg, Lab Occillition, Phys inst Imcni P.N. Lebedev, Aced
Sci USSR 4pp.
"L-v Akad Nauk SSSR, Ser ('seograf I Geofiz" Vol.. XI, No 2
Authors give numarical suimary of results obtaired by iono6pheric
re.3carch during tile
9 June 19115 eclipse in tho USSR, and results of calculations for
supposed changes of th~
iono.-'ation layer curing the expected eclipse on 20 May 1947 In
Brazil. Establish that
it is not possible to dexoribc results of measurements ir Moscow
sufficientls well by
usual equations of the ioiii-ation state, and thnt results of
measurements correspond to
nonintensive sporadic lay(!r E. Submitted by Academician
N.D.Papaleski.
Mbr., Lab. Oscillation, Plqsics inst. im. P.N. Lebediv, AS (Dept.
Physico-Math. Sci.)
PA 50T47

YM/Oeoph~. rales - Ionosphere JUII 49
1
"Problem Ccucerning the Altitude 'Distribution of
Ionization and the Recombination Coefficient 4)f
'the lonospliere's F Layer," A. A. Aynberg
"Zhur Ekswr i Teoret Fit" Vol XJX, No 6, pp !515-2o
Studies hi(b-frequency characteristics of subject
F layer by method vhIch takes into account true
d1stributien of iowization n according to altiltude.
Shows daila- (24-hr) behavior of n at various heights
(9"-400 ku.) and calculates coefficient of recoa-
bluation eJpba on assumption of simple lav of
recombimation. Submitted 29 Jan 49.
do 170T45

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m1fo 0l' am of on Ostemlic to " rwwmn
co"Vonmu b am' - arA it b kAvvid that this
ratin vivin v*h the bow of day. Tla tkowkal
OKWd 9- 440Y~d SWAM thill thl WAMMOC MM-
pt I A III IkF#b AI kintilM 14. t. XWOMW

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chariockitt getivii. L. 11 %'t t 6 In4st. Awl. Nlick
R, S"rj,. (;"q 'TM". A. . -A irpql Ir.
thc mobb-til"( tht-tq,jil "t j'~ I
llc~j 'Ifing fit om itilti(al., A , -I.
i~! !~t Lest of Ilic PirrAilihim . I 11!j- %withttio Iritt of lie
Ili 1, y ~N ky crtst Chrm. ttyil.%Nr, 0 Ifie t;xk% .1tolivil Irt
'671 CIA)-$ 8. M.IWL-

CRA'JSOV, Kikita Semonovich.. kand.tekhn.naukj Prizid-li
uchaBtiye;
GVOZDIKOV, B.F., in&.-olektrikj KUIAKOV, B.F...
inzh.-olektriki
SBORSHCHIKOV, S.G.,, inzh.-elektrikj PUKRLIA.NKO, A.A.,
inzh.-elektrikj
KORNEYEVA, TP., takhnik-olaktrikl AYNBE ,_LD., programmistj
*1NISOVA,
M.G., prograimietj KOZLOVA, R.Ya,, programmiBtl ARKHIFOVA,
A.A., prog:rammist
VILKOV, G.N.., red,izd-va; MOCHALINA, Z.B., tekhn,red.
Using elecV.,onio computers in calculating engineering
constructions
programming the calculation of shallow shells and'beams for
the electronic
i
i9ital computer "Ural-In)) Primenenie elektronnykh
v-yehislitellnykh
maBhin pri r1LSchete inzhenernykh aooruzhenii (programmi
ovanie rascheta
po'Logikh obo:1.o6hek i sterzhnei dlia ETsVM "Ural-111).
Moskva, Gos.i;&6-,v-o
lit-ry po st,^,-,oit,, arkhit.i stroit. materialam, 1962.
135 P. (Akademi-la
stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut stroitellnykh
konstruktsti.
Trudy, noe9). (KERA 15:8)
(Electronic digital computers) (Elastic plates and shel-1s)
(Beams and girders)

A)NBERG, V.D.; WSOVICH, L.L.; LlVSHIN, G.L.,
retsenzent;
~ - _' -IMA140VA, Z.S., inzh.p red.
(Collection of problems and exercises irith
answers on
programming the "Ural-l" digital computer]
Sbornik za-
dach A. uyrazhnonii po, progrwmirovanii dlia
ETaVM "Ural-I"
s reshenliami. Moskva, Mashinostroeniu,, .1964.
350 P.
(MIRA 17:11)

ACC NR, Am6024648
14onograph
pug,. %Ijktor-Dnvidov1,ch,__Gavr1lenko, Yevgenly Timcifeyevich;
Sabnovich, Leonid
Leonido%,ich*
Prounmming for "Urnl"; "Ural-211. "Ural.3", and "Ural-411
electronic computers
(Prograzimirovaniye d:.yn elektronnykh vychialitelfriylth mashin
tipa "Ural";
"Ural-2", "Ural-Y, "Ural-4") Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka", 1966. 367
p. biblio.,
tables. 20,000 copive printed.
Series note: Fiziko-mai-ematicheskaya biblioteka inzhenera
TOPIC TAGS: digital computer, computer programming, automatic
programming/ Ural-2 computer, Ural-3 computer, Ural-4 computer
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: Ihis book is intended for persona using
the Ural eerier. of
computers. The book may be also uced as a textbook on computer
programming.
Command systems, programming methods and procedures for the
Ural-2, Ural-3pand
Ural-4 computers are discussed,, and description is given of the
application of
these computers. Nunarous examples of command application and
programming
processes are prftsented.
TABLE OF CONTEM
Forevord -- 7
-.j 112
UDC: 519.95

1 .1 KLli,'M]N,, K,S,; BRAGOVICH, V.G., kand,
AYNIENG V,I)q_ DUVA:,YAN,, S-V
'-"- nauk, otv. red.
(Input# outputp and eruhange program for "Ural-311
and "Ural..,)O
namputers. cart .1.] Prcgx-awiy vvoda, N-yvcda i
obmena d-lia
"Urala-312 i "Urala-4". Muskva. Pt. 1. 1965. 72 p.
(Akatemija
nauk- SSSR. fy~,-hlslitellnyl tsentr. Standertnp i
tApov)e
programv7 d Lia mashin "Ural -' no. 5) (MIRA 18:8)

"*". "
I ~i .
36450.
Temptya Xhronic~.oskll--h Vorkhnqhcchny!(h
N-w-nIentitov '~'.hldkoy Flombirovochnoy
"an~-,oy "I Dontinnyri Opilkami. Stomritolofyiri, 1040,
4, S. 13-17.
Biblloc-r: 7 ?Iazv.
50% Letopial Zhiti-nnllnykh Stn+,ey, Vol. 49, Moskva,
1949

KIY, M.P.
Establishiog nor, for stocks of equipwat and
materials in
machinery- rA wi fe aturing plants. Trudy DPI 22
. no.2: 51-66
159. (MIM 15:9)
oupplioo)
(Aachinery industry-Squipment and

I',,, y (1.N.
0
of C' i ontc A t-d( d P-riolarit't Is Wit.':i Pemic $1,
t I,,; miJ illid Ro t
Fil ll'u'll-Ov '11.1,11c,-11 I'lSi., llarl"'o-ep
NO 0, Apr
-'G Nov 5 i - StWV9,, of 3clar L f le. rvi4l
Tac!-,nlc,,d Disnort--itia.,;n
.,) 704, ,
Dafnndad 13AZ lil;-lior Elitc-4tional Instttili..-,ons
(16)

AMMER, A.T.; ~ELIIIIKOVV V.S.
AutomAtlo Pqiit1xmnnt tar vaotiliming mold cavItian for die
cAstL%-,
Lit. proisr. no.80-8 Ag 163. , (RIFtA 16i'LO)

IVERONOVA, V.I.; Z11AGIM, A.P.; AMMER, D.Yu.
Effect of ';he spectral line shape of thermal
-ribrations in a
CaCl-type :Attice on heat capacity., mean eque.-a
shift of atoms
from the a-Ate of equilibrium, and the speed of
sound,
Fiz. mot. L motallovode 14 no,l.-Ya-144 Jl '&!.
(MA 15:7)
1. Moskovikiy gosudarstvonn universitot Inioni
Lomonosovas
(Crystal latticoT (Spectinmo Atomic)

AY!"VITM T.
23t";^33
lissit/1160tronfei -ftdio ltft.*IV*rs My 52
"A First-Class f6dio Receiverp" At Irzhavskiy and
Is Aynbinder
"Radio" No 5) pp 2b-3e
:Description of a receiver with long, medium, and
four SW bands 'one general and three with band-
spread). Output power, 4 vaj, sensitivitY, 75 Av
on long-wave and 50 gv on risaining bands; power
drain, 150 V; 15 tubes. Spe(iial features: input
cirLuit on long-vave band; band switch design;
noiseless tuning ;ystem.
23ftft

PA 236T28
USSR/Electronics - Radio Receivers Jun 52
"A First-Class Radio Receiver," A. Ir2havskiy and,
1. Aynbinder
"Radio" Vo 61 PP 30-35
Conclusim of an article wbich appearel in lladio,,"
No 5, 19!2. This article describes parts, includes
tabular eats. on circuit coils, gives structural
features and instructions on tuning the receiver.
236T28

USSR/ Electroni(~a Radio veceivers
Card 1/1 Pub. 89 - 13128
Authors i Ayabinder, 1.
Title I The 'Dorozh4yy" rAdio receiver
Periodical I Radio 1, 22,25, ~an 1954
Abstroat I A four tube portable radio receivei**is de.iscribel
and the main cortkoonent
are discussitd. Circuit diagraml drawing.
Institutions .....
Submit%ed:

AYNDMET" 1.
USSR/ElectronicO Por~abln Padto Plecolver
Card 1/1
Autbor, I Aynblpder, I
Title t The '.00r()Z1UWY" Portable Radio-Rec-olvor
Periodical. rhditl 3p 20 -23, Mar, 1954
Abstract I A porLable radio-receiver, known aii "Doimlinyy") to
deacribed.
Tacbn1cal data and photographe of A-lie Inotrument are g1van to-
getheO with cirouit diagrww.
Institution
Submitted 2

,J ly ~ I i ~) I ; ~ c *4 ! ~ - I
Anwallm, 1.
An ii1trinhort wnvp blook 1'.,7 - *~ , , t! l,wijn
no.12:39-42
D 157. (MIRA 10:21)
( AA d i o , Ski or W t~-, ~- . - , -, - ~~ - -, ! ~~ f-,
-,,! e, ~v ~ r -, % I I #b s )

9(2,3)~ PHASE I BOOK ZXPLOrl'ATION SOV/1803
Aynbinder, Iosil' Mironovich
Voprosy teorii I rascheta UKV kaWcadov rEtdioveshchatellnogo
priyemnika (Problems in the Theory anti Design of VHF Stages
for Broadcast Receivers) Moscow, Goseriergoizdat, 1958. 117 P.
26,000 copiee printed.
Ed.: K. A. Shullgin; Tech. Ed.: N. I. Borunov.
PURPOSE: This book its intended for radio specialists and
advanced
students of radio engineering vuzes and tekhnikums. It may also
be useful to qualified radio amateurs.
COVRRAGEt The author discusses basic problems in the design of
very-hI&A-fri?quency stages for modern.broadeast
AN/FM-combinai;ion
receiver,-.~. 1e also explains some problems in the theory and
design of heterodyne converters using triodes. He explains in
detail the theory and calculation of noise level and
sensitiv:Ltj
Card 1/4

Problems in thie 1heory (Cont.)
SOV/1803
Ch. 2. VHF Converters for Broadcast Receivers 15
1. Heterodyni! converters 11
2. Analysis c,f heterodyne-converter 1grid circuits 2
3. Operation of a heterodyne converter with high level
of input vignal 31
Ch. HIP.Amplifter and Input Circuits 35
1. Selewtion,of' a hf amplifier circuit 3
2. Calculation of plate circuit paramieters of a hf
amplifier
Special ft,atures of input circuits of vhf stages ~O
4.. Analysis t-f the input circuit 43
Ch. 4. Noises arid the Actual Sensitivity
1, Noise parumeters of vhf stages
2. :*Avel of noises caused by circuit mosponents
3. Total noitie in linear circuits. Noise
4. Calculaticn. cr the noise factor of vhf
5. Measurementai'--the noise factor
C13
factor
stages
17
Card 3/4