SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BEYLERYAN, N. M. - BEYLIN, I. G.

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ACCESSION NR: AT4028342 S10000/63/000/000/0260/0264
AUTHOR: 'Chalty*kyan, 0. A.; Beyleryan, N. M.
TITLE: Kinetics of potassium persulphate reactions with amines
SOURCE: Soveshchaniye po khimii perekisny*1ch soyedineniy.
Second, Moscow, 1961.
Xhimiya perekisnyfth soyedineniy (chemistry of peroxide
compounds); Doklady*
soveshchaniy. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963, 260-264
TOPIC TAGS: potassium persulphate, amine, peroxide, organic
peroxide, aliphatic
amine, aromatic amine, heterocyclic amine, amino alcohol,
benzoil peroxide,
potassium hydroxide, polymerization
ABSTRACT: Unique oxidation reduction systems occur in the
reaction of peroxides,
particularly with amines. Some of these systems can be
successfully applied for
initiating polymerization. A systematic investigation of the
kinetics of the re-
actions of various aliphatic, aromatic, and heterocyclic
amines, as well as amino
alcohols with benzoil peroxide in organic media and with
potassium persulphate in
aqueous solutions were undertaken by the authors in order to
explain the differences
in the reaction mechanism of amines with peroxides. In studying
the kinetics of
these reactions, a number of general regularities were found
including the fact that
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amines which enter easily into a reaction with benzoil peroxide in
organic media
and with potassium persulphate in aqueous solutions can be divided
into two groups,
the first containing prima y and secondary aliphatic amines and
piperidine, the
second containing tertiary amijues and amino alcohols. This
separation is derived
from graphs. Peroxide-am ine systems of the second group initiate
polymerization of
vinyl acetate with more or less efficiency in'solution as well as
in an emulsion at a
temperature below the thermal decay temperature of the peroxides.
A diagram is pre-
sented to explain the effect of the alkali, the formatiod of
diethylvinylamine and
subsequent oxidation of the latter by the persulphate in the
presence of potassium
hydroxide or by a temperature increase (self-acceleration). Orig.
art. has: 6
figures and 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Yerevanskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitet (Yerevan
State University)
SUBMITTED: 13Dec63 DATE ACQ: .06Apr64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CH NO REF SOV:. 010 OTHER: 007
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ACCMIOX UR: AT4026342 S/0000/63/"00"14165/0269
AT=: Beyleryan, N.. N.,* Cbdtyft=* 0. A.
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Unatics of potassim pwa*3#Mt* reactLaw with AuLftes. me diem* of
c&t-
tons an Varluble vale=e
SOUI=: Soveshchantye Vo WaLL VerekLsnyWA sepAtuenty. Secoad. lbeem.
1,961.
nimiya perekisayfth sayedinenLy (chemistry of pet compoundel;
ftUaft*
soveshchanLy. Moscow. Xzde-%v AX 31U. 1963. 20469
TOPIC TAGS: potassium. persulphate. amine, variable valence,
aliphatic smine. catio~.
silver (I), copper (11). cobalt (to
ABSTRACT: the authors tested the catalytic activity of two groups
of cationst.
cations,, thc valence state of which is difficult to measure and
cations of variable
valency (cobalt (II), copper (n), and silver (I)). The authors
selected a per-
sulphate reaction with diethylamine in the presence of the above
mentioned cations as
a standard reaction. In..a previous experiment, the authors
mmiasured the speed of
catalytic oxidation of a number of amines and established that
under the same con-
ditions, the persulphate reaction with aminol alcohols occurs with
self-acceleration
and for the majority of aliphatic amines the following equation is
valid
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2 b IS K (2)
S' L
where WO is the initial velocity of the catalyzed reaction;7K, is
the dissociation
i
constant of the chosen &mines;'& and b are constants. In
conclusion, the authors
claim that in persulphate-amine reactions, only cationj of
Variable valencT have a
catalytic activity. The amino alcohols-persulphate-Ag reactions
when (Ag 1 X
10-4 g-ion/ltr are of a self-accelerating character. A probable
explanation is gi-~en
to this phenomenon. The following correlation occurs in the case
of persulphate-
aliphatic amines-Ae reactions:
Ig I'P b - a Is k
cat i
Two reactions occur in parallel: one is the persulphate reaction
with a free amine
module and the other.reactions is with aminate of silver or
copper. Experimentally
established kinetic regularities lead to the assumption thA a
complex containing
in addition to one cation (Aj, or Cu2+) one amine molecule is
kinetically active,
i.e., the monoamine complex of copper or silver is kinetically
active* Orig. art.
hans 5 fiauras and 3 fwmlas
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ACCESSION XR: AT4028343
ASSOCIATION: Yerevanskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitat (Yerevan
State University)
SUBMITTED: 13Dec63 DATE ACQ: 06Apr64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CH NO REF SOV: 004 OTHER: 000
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BEYLERYANY N.M.; KARAPRTYAN, F.A.; GUKASYAN, T.T.
Possibility of oxidation of formic acid and formate ion
by peroxides.
Izv.AN Arz.SSR.niim.nauki 17 no.1:7-13 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudaratvennyy universitet, problemnaya
laboratoriya
kinetiki polimerizatsionnykh protsessov.

CHALTYKYAN, O.A.; BEYIERYAN, N.M.; GUKASYAN, T.T.
Mechanism of oxidation of forma~e ion by Persulfate in
aqueous
solutions in the presence of Cu *. Izv.AN
Arm.SSR.Khim.nauki 17
no.1:3J,,-20 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Yerevanskly gosudarstvennyy universitet, problemnaya
laboratoriya
kinetiki polimerizatsionnykh protsessov.

CIIALTYKYAN, O.A.; BEYLERYAN, N.M.; SARUKHANYAN, F.R.
Effect of the solvent on the reaction rate of benzoyl
peroxide
with diethylamine. Izv.AN Arm.SSR.Khim.nauki 17
no.l12l-28
164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstyannyy universitet,
problemnaya
laboratoriya kinetiki polimerizatsionnykh protsessov,

SARUKHANYAN . BEYLFRYAN p N.M.)' CHALTYKYAN O.A.
P E.R~,
P
-
Effect of the structure of &mines on the kinetics of
reactions of
benzoyl peroxide with amino alcohols. Dokl. AN Arm. SSR
38 no.5t
285-288 :64. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvennyy universitei.
Predstavleno akadem-Lkam
Ali Armyanskoy SSR M.A.Ter-Karapetyanom.

CHALTYKYAN, O.A.; BEYLERYAN, N.M.; SAMVELYAN.. A.L.
Teliperature dependence of the rate of peroxysulfate -
triethanolamine
reaction. Dokl. AN Arm. ST? 30 no.1135-40 164. (MIRA
17:8)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet. Predstavleno
akademikom AN Armyanskoy SSR M.A.Ter-Karapetynom.

MYTITARYAR, S.L.; P-TM-ERYAIT, N.I-,'.- CILALTMANI,
O.A.
I
Study of PerLck.lde-=Ane z-ystem3 as
polyinerizataon AnD.iatora.
I zv. AN Arm. 'c'-'j. Ehim. it FruP, -1 1 ~) no. ~
t527-5-34 163 0 11 R A Y? :8)
1. YerevanSlk-fv- gcsudarsfvenn3-,, probleranaya
lab~)ra-
loriya klnel~f!-,-

EEYLERYAN N.M.; GRIGORYAN, S.K.; CHALTMAN, O.A.
Kinetics of the reactions of anines with
hydroperoxides.
Part 1: Reaction of cumene hydroperoxide with
triethanolamine.
Izv.AN Arm.SSR.Khim.nauki 17 no. 3:245-254 164.
Kinetics of the reactions.of &mines with
hydroperoxides.
Part 2: Effect of potassilm' hydroxide on the rate
of the
reaction cumene hydroperoxide - triethanolamine.
I~id.:255-261
(KRA 17:7)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet, kafedra
fizicheskoy
i kolloidnoy khimii.

K-inetins of t~he -of amire., w!t.li m7 Fart. .3.,
Yk-,~hun'~sm of the roaatlon of nwi-ine hylraporox I
tie. t!-' ~h triethanol-
ardne. Izv. AN Am. SSR.Khln.im-u'J- 17 no.
(1,,IIFL4 18:6)
1. Yereva-nskiy goeudarstvennyy
Kolloidnov khlinlli.

C,qAL7YKYAN, O.A,,- GRIGORYAN, S.K.4- BEYLERYAN,
N.M.
Kinetics of reactions Of hydrogen perox!dt With
amln";'S'
Part 4,~ Reaction kinetici of cumen~
hyiiropt~roxidr -ja*,h
triethy1nmine imd di eth~ le-mince than-A. ll.-. AN
A7-m. SST-'
KhJ%. nauki-l 18 (m _7 p
1. Yerevanskjy gosudarstvennyy univ-~rsltet,
lkafed:-& fiLll-
che.skoy kbimid. SubmlttOl July 16P l4t)f
4.

GRIGORYANP S.K.; CHALTTKYAN, O.A.; BEYLERYAN, N.M.
Effect or the structure of amines on the
decomposition rate
of cume4 hydroperoxide. Dokl. AN Arms SSR 40
no.3:165-167
165. (MIRA 18-12)
1. Yerevanskly gosudarstvennyy universitet.
Submitted July
21, 1964.

BEYLES, R.G.; SAFINA, R.A.; BEYLES, E.M.
Pyridine derivatives of peroxymoly'dic and
peroxytungstic
acids. Zhur. neorg. khim. 6 no.7:1612-1615 JI 161.
(MM 3J,: 7)
1. Kemerovskiy goxmyy institut i Kemerovskiy
meditsinskiy
institut.
(Peroxymolybdic acid) (Peroxytungetic acid)
(Pyridine) .

BErLESP R. G. ; PgTL4~ 1... 1. M.
Reaction of aroimatic aldshydes with derivatives
of pyrazolons.
Syntbesis of
4-~oa3-icy2idene-l-pharql-3-mthy,1-5-pyrasolone
and its reaction with titanium salt solutions.
Zhur. ob. 1rhim.
33 no-1:190-192 '63. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Kemerovskiy gornyy institut.
(Aldehydes) (Pyrazolinone) (Titanium salts)

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GUSBV. S.I.; BEURS, R.Q.
Use of dinutipyryl-phany1metliane in analytical
che-tistry. II. J. anal.
Chem. USSR, 152, 7. 219-225. (MMA 5-M
(BA - A I Mr '531287)

u ~r I:;: B 1-f M7.L Al' i;l a'! A.".;Col DC
t,c,i-i ,-4 1z,v.nn7:7,,tn M fit millm .%:!it
-u all at ill Ti ~-111. ditin", ~o-',m(c.-hW,_,i
,f tilif, re~,i:,ttt lt:Q At zlrt
!1;v C-!hir obla;mA wall Tj.1 i~ Iv-: imculv ban
t1lat 6ti;
-,ut .41~1 fk_~ hr.
C I -. Wit;] I yi%'C; Ti C01:1111--N kil).
(11-111ge 1k '1,
"ith I d,.,K:; o"t imill R bla if Ow. mixt. k
teducul, If frm iti
il ~nl. i., HtO (I alld ale. ( 11;-") but :mt in
oTY_
~ilvtlitq. Ag.\'()~ sv)lti. ppLs. AgC1 front 11.
Molar cund.
of aq. soln. of 11 ijvli~att-,3 ions. II is noti I
pqroved I ~y licat-
ing. with M1,0".1. IIIZ but it tlzev ilN with Ti
111fore
I i, i~;Jdrd. It k not forilled. ComprIF. sinlihr
if, I but with.
oil[ lit; Off yroup, or with J,.0111 grutip du not
givu it Ti emn-
pIvx. T11j.- F;-Ill. vr 11 1, :~,-utlal. If TiCI3
lvart3 with ill(.
"IYAC "dt of 1, 11 i~ still f"rille'L TO' With I
givt~, a sub-
Amice, !ol. ill "Ic. and tl~thilv rptlitccd. Thi,;
ieducti(m prob-
alilv 11ccris ill dil. rolym by tllv. (!Nccis of I
wirl iccolml~ for
Oil- hint- minirt-d for full color deviAopiorni
wlv-ii ']'it* i,
flet. J'i in wf:m, %V1, und Mo- intcrtvre.
-0' %vith I Piv~lq a brown c~jlor Which
di~.1pj)C:LT,4 %VhCll If:-
Pot i~ add"d. Ikt~fuctiorl to PC--- N also
suzgc~tcd.
5:11t-. I'!, lit it ppt. Sol. ill dil. a1c. If the
allits. arc 11,3t t's,

:It Cv. Ni, tai (I ca.1 ~c e'jv I pe, I ~M'x I ;o: ia
bv w-'rlwr t)i,t-. th~ fhvf;:4id ~An.
of P1, Sri, and S~ forin wijftc'p~,O. Fo% in i,q. i1,,. xvI d"
11,11
int"fcie~ Pb xzflt~% tick not hiterf-re. T!iry civ~~
Nilute 4ristals x-hich roll be filtrn!ii ti-T. V0,
utnt. P1 Ti 1, 0.03 14L ~wdfin of 11
CIO,-, i(AWC, Fcri-. NO,-. A"la ell),-- 9 ;%~-s rlir,~W.v -1.
Thr 11CI mil. Of I ~111) ~r nl!nvn,, q,I
lividVely by A'AMI-f 5 'g. ", lcyhl0h) do Ind III Ill'.
NO 1") a., 1.0twilic welled with 10 ml. alv. Aff L r
oil. 11,,0- 6 .Oile.l OrYfiLits ilqt! fil(kted
:01i wtikhad 140, niad drictl tit C'440'. Satr(.1c."
f,,r vix-0yrdn ore terry5td frvin A' N(A f,,ial itas;tLd with j~-
;Ii'tfe ffti)4 The I'Ay. in 11-0(0.1 5)""d file-
en w+1ificaficta, Subuitilt4m )f J!,So, (d. 1XV
~r 7.5is~~iWil fir 11C.1 iii Ols synth
tiq gives sillfate -1 of.
tr.1cqii1,tA. 1~ Atairt,l byvddbu,,'UU% N;&OH tj 111. Tfle
N~i vioduck s Jivolved in consider.-Ne HiC and I h, ppt,ll
by hilroduchw COp Am4l's rl~cthfwl for I h. ~irnj,Icr.
ctyt;talq of 1, 11, and III arL showi,. * J1 is ub,~Out:d Ls, idd
Ing %!,,t juk vita-'s to wippisle, sw1j_. - 'M wbole pr'~Ju. Is
c v
wadt llndltr O)l. 'file -.Ill. Is tc,111.0, crvitall z_Tv
fil"ClTz' i
c-ff' xad reerystil. from ale., Eivi-jg 0 g. 1i ril"i On" 3,2 g.
from th~ mother liqt6r. Mineraj vit:id5 da nnt tiet oil tho
Wwr c(imptex even with heming; MkRli fiveroxidt lly-~
dralyrtlijt ivitb liptl;., i3i.4kdr3tm riot. in detwip

11" r!~ V
with,W titeltbig. a6:lvc 250'. Thr rvageot hir lv~ts is a
-I- ('f ILI ilk 907o ulc- N~'itll M drum C(miLd- IlCl and I---
0.2 g.i hydnKpitwim in Ml nil. of ~ohi. To dcm t Ti in Ill~
pt-ric, of Fe, udd "it, rvae,~,llt to the tt-A sohi, Aftcr I.,
hr. add ~vtvcrul drops of otiicd. Ill the prv-_-jic(-
of Ti the bromi col-r p-jjo~y; in ~jbjj jiCe i?f Tj (i1c
%(?In, is colorless. In the pri-5crice (J Fc1*, Vit, aud Crl*
the ttA soln. is acidifict! with 11 C1 and ledueed hy Zil Nt
I it's
until ;to reaction of Fc'+ with SC.N1" Is oblitintA. Rcagcjit
.,t i~ added and a yellmv color indicatv., Ti. Mol + mud W1 +
iwerfere. Known colurimetric mixts. wete prepd. fly ittix-
ing 6;m1. Ti soln. (Standard TiCl, suing. contg. 5-20 -)
3 oil. (tic., and I nil. reagent. The color intensily
7
can be nicastured visually after 0.6 hr. and docs not dc
I erva", with tinitt. High HCI concti. (101"' ) delays the
color
devehipirimit; 11NOt has no Ovet. SuTfatvs~ delay L'At,r
more than 50/c 111,1301 prevents- Complete de
velopinctit. Syntlietic milits. contg. I itil. of known Ti
soln., 2 in). N FcCl,, and 1 in). of V" !4alt (con(g.
0.11)mg~ V).
m,cre treated with 5 nil, atc. und I nil. reagtnt. After 0.5
hr. 5 drops HIPOA was added und the hitensily Nva,, mtm~
ured, ROLaive error walt 0-81,,; for 7 miku. conkg. 6-~AO -y
Ti. Analogous mult,; wetv obtahmil it the mixts. wi-re rv
glined with zil Ix-foitt 1'eactift was added (11,1104 lVaN
Olvil
lot: riven In datil lot [Ile
Steel. Surillit Ma~crlv
IL

11 h
-f NO - CIO, t~j Ove
2I.TiOx, X Ls NO,-, ~ic' Th~.
T i
No caias~,I liy Allt, F,3% FO%
M-11" Nil-, cz~" C-01~ Sn~" vc),-.

6w,
137-58-1-2147
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958,
Nr.1, p292 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Beyles, R. G.
TITLE: New Qualitative Titanium Reactions (Novyye
kachestvennyye
reaktsii titana)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Go.rno-Altayskiy gos. ped. in-t, 1956,
Nr'l,
pp 137-140
4+
ABSTRACT: A qualitative reaction for Mwith
diantipyrilorthooxyphenyl-
methane (I) is suggested:
H3C-C = C-CH-C C CH3-
1 1 1 F
H3C-N C =0 ki Lo N-CH3
N 0 N
C6 H5 C6H5
Card 1/2

137-58-1-2147
New Qualitative Titanium Reactions
with which Ti forms a crystalline compound. Not
inhibited by caustics, the
alkaline earth metals, Pb, Al, Fe2+ , Fe3+, Mn2+, Ni, C4
C;r3+, Sn Z+, V03,
and Zr when present in quantities of _.L to . 1 of the
Ti content. To free
- 100 zoo
the Ti, to I cc of solution there is added dry I and one
or two crystals of
hydroquinone, the solution being heated 5-10 min at 601,
the I being stirred
with a stirrer until the solution takes on a red-brown
coloration. Then
saturated KC103 or KN03 solution is added, and a
crystalline precipitate of
Ti with I comes down after a brief heating.
Z.G.
1. Titanim-Chouical reactions 2.
Diantipyrilortheoxyphenylmethan*
--ftemical reactions 3. 11kalin earth elements--Chezical
reactions
Card 2/2

AUTHOR: Beyles, R. G. 30V/ 79-28-6-33/63
TITLE: The Reaction of the Salts of Tetravalent Titanium
Dissolved
in Water With Pyrazolone Derivatives (Vzaimodeystviye
vodnykh
rastvorov soley chetyrekhvalentnogo titana s proizvodnymi
pirazolona)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1958, VoL 28, Nr 6,
pp. 1581-1586
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author and his collaborator gound earlier
that in the
reaction of titanium salts (Ti4+) in water with dianti-
pyryl-o-oxyphen.vlmethane (formula I) an orange color
develops
under the formation of a precipitation of unknown composi-
tion (Ref 1). It was found that not only compound (I) but
also some other produots of the conversion of the salicylic
aldehyde with pyrazolone derivatives react easily with ti-
tanium ions and that on these occasions well crystallized
compounds are obtained. Below results of the conversion of
the titanium ions with bis-pyrazolone derivatives of 13 11*_
cylic aldehyde are given: 1 ) Reaction of the ions Ti3+
with dipyrazolonyl-o-oxyphenylmethane and its derivatives,
Card 1/3 viz. on the other hand the reaction in the
presence of com-

SOV/. 79-28-6-33/163
The Reaction of the Salts of Tetravalent Titanium Dissolved
in Water
With Pyrazolone Derivatives
pounds of weakly basic character, and on the other hand the
reaction in the presence of salts. 2) The reactloii of the
ions T4+ with diantipyryl-o-o-xyphenylmethane and its deri-
vatives. The experiments showed that the
dipyrazolonyl-o-oxy-
phenylmethane and its derivatives yield two series of com-
pounds with titanium: 2 Dip Ti-O and 2 D Ti X 21 where
X-CI J, NO , other radicals, and D-aldehyde. 40 compounds
of tLs type were synthesized and some bis-pyrazolone deri-
vatives were described which hitherto had been unknown.
The properties of these compoundsp and especially the re-
sistance to alkali liquors prove the intracomplex binding
of the titanium atoins with the molecules of the
bia-pyrazolone
compounds. The table shows the results oj+the reacticin
of the bis-pyrazolone derivatives with Ti (color, crystal
structure in the microscope, thermal composition) (see also
the two figures). There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 4 refer-
ences, 3 of which are Soviet.
Card 2/3

sovi 79-28-6-33163
The Reaction of the Salts of Tetravalent Titanium
Dissolved in Water
With Pyrazolone Derivatives
ASSOCIATION: Gorno-Altayakiy pedagogicheakiy institut
(Gorno-Altalsk Pedagogical Institute)
SUBMITTED: April 30, 1957
1. Titanium compounds--Chemical reactions
Card 3/3

BEYLES,l R.G.; SAFINA, R.A.; BEYLES, E.M.
Pyridine derivatives of peroxymolydic and
peroxytungstic
acids. Zhur. neorg. khim. 6 no.7:1612-1615 JI 161.
(MRA 14:7)
1. Kemerovskiy gornyy institut i Kemerovskiy
meditsinskiy
institut.
(Peroxymolybdic acid) (Peroi7tungstic acid)
(Pyridine)

Bff~~_g. G.; BETLYS, E. M.
Reaction of aro*atic alde.Wes with derivatives of
pyrazolone.
Synthesis of
4-saUcyUdene-l-phanyl-3-astbyl-5-pyrasolone
and its reaction with titanium salt solutions.
Zhur. obs khim.
33 no-1:190-192 163. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Kemerovskiy gornyy institut.
(Aldehyden) (Pyrazolinone) (Titanium Balts)

BEY'- K2,' . P. , G , D-EYLI'S., Fjl~
dvr!vnt'-vf-Ej of organ',c base-,
khlir. 10 no.'-11618-162'3 ~-! 165~ .-, 9, 6':
1
~, Kemercvskiy gorny-y

BEYLIKHES, YA.M.
INtroduction of engineer Kovalev's kethod
in a boiler room
Elek. sta. 23, no. 4, (1952). Inzh.

1. BARDIXI G. F.'; LEV.TKITRI, Ya. M., Ing.
2. USSR (600)-
4. Water-Supply Engineering
7. Socialist competition of workers of chemical water purification
installations.
Rab. energ. 3, No. 4, 1953.
April
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, --.-
1953. Unclassified.

'fa.
USSR/Chemistry - Synthetic ammonia
FD-518
Card 1/1 : Pub. 50-17/23
Authors : Beylikhes- Ya. M. Chief of labor Standards
Investigation Group, and
Shop Foreman
Title : Those who follow A. 1. Maslova's example
Periodical : Khim. prom., 304--~05 (48-49), jul/Aug 1954
Abstract : Discuss improvements achieved by individuals who
are active in the
synthetic ammonia industry and are concerned with the
production of
ammonium nitrate.
Institution :
Submitted

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BEYLKHIS, G. A. and ROZOVA, N. D. Atmospheric pollution in
works with chlorline
-&id-mercury vapour, and its hygiene assessment Gigiena,
Moscow 1949, 8 (18-21)
The authors investigated the atmosphere in a works in which
alkali was made
electrolytically from sodium and potassium chloride. A
cathode of metallic
mercury was used and both mercur7 and chlorine escaped in
vapour form. The
concentration of these was found to be higher in the offices,
canteens and
adjacent rooms than in the working places. It was concluded
that this higher
concentration derived from contaminated clothing and footwear
brought in
by the operatives.
In an experiment metal-lie mercury was heated in a flask to
1000 C. and a
current of cold air was passed over it. This air took up a
quantity of mercury
vapour which could be partly absorbed L-5, glycerine but much
more effectively
though not completely, by Polojaeff's reagent. Though many of
the employees
had worked in this plant for years none showed any sign of
Toisoning. When
air from the workrooms was passed through filters and these
were extracted
both mercuric and mercurous chloride were identified, but
neither had apparently
caused poisoning. It was concluded that a variety of chemical
substances was
formed. Improved conditions were possible if the factory
walls could be covered
with material which would absorb none of the particulate or
gaseous bodies
arising in the course of manufacture. Improved methods of
washing the workers,
clothes were also advised together with regular medical
examination to detect
any early signs of disease.
Pether - (Word Medical Abstracts)
So: Medical Microbiology and Uygiene, Section IV, Vol 3, No
1-6

CA Y
Air ptillation co Indulstdill 001142bilonments by chio&r
mad immury vap"S and its sanitary ovalmation G A
Wilikiii, alid N. P. Rojova, Gqoemia I A'sola 1040, N"
S.- 11.91.11 - Air jwillvtwam In mwh ilv, a ~ 0,, twl% I u -
11.,
bw NACI k I&rpllf V`A%lWd by 116CI. tillifIrl 1hall J)Y
jilkil-
viduAl lilt and Ct. ;%~ -hown by low oviv,41 voiwit 0 111j.
Sip-. cimm-quetice. -.1 this (act shauld 1.~ w--ugm,J
,airtho. Nolevlow moomirri, muggront air. %,%I1 -m
flom 111,11VII'l. have 10% wil
11.1im. shialld 1w avilldvill, Washing locilill"'. allA
11-111.
nq%rilon. Mimils-, an adequate uIldlylic'sl 111.111.41 h"
fig, Cl, mail IIXCI must be d.-vriolK41 f.-t arm-1,

1. BEY-11KRIS, G. A.
2, USSR (600)
4, Industrial Hygiene
7. Problems of hygiene and protection of labor in Russian Marxist
literature.
1895-1911. Gig. i san. 17 no. 9, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
February -1953. Unclassified.

BXYLIKHIS, G.A.
Kass occupational poisonings in 1914 and the struggle of
Russian
workers for sanitary laws. Gig.i san.no.4:36-40 Ap 154.
NLRA 7:4)
1. 1z Kirovskoy rayonnoy sanitarno-epidsmiologichaskoy
stantaii Moak-v7.
(Industrial h7gione)

BXrLIKHIS, G.A.
FoesibAlity of awroury contamination in printing plants,
Gig. j
san. no.6:48 Je 154. (MIRA 7:6)
I.-Is sanitarso-spIdesiologIcheskoy stantell Kirovskogo
rayona
Xoskvy.
(KIRCURY,
*contamination of 4martere from polygrapbs)

BXYLIKHIS, G.A.,, kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Wgiene and protection of labor in Bolshevik
literature, 1912-17.
Sov. zdray. 13 no.5:45-50 9-0 *54. (MLRA 7:12)
(IOUSTRIAL HYGIM, history.
in Russia)

AID P - 2173
Subject USSR/Medicine
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 - 15/22
Author Beylikhis, G. A., Kand. of Med. Sci.
Title Introducing the teaching of the fundamentals of industrial
hygiene in the curriculum of high schools and of specializ-
ed educational institutions of advanced studies
Periodical ; Gig. i san., 4, 52, Ap 1955
Abstract : Discusses the necessity of the popularization of sani-
tary and hygienic knowledge and suggests that the All-
Union Hygienic Society should have the leading role in
this undertaking.
Institution : Medical and Epidemiological Station, Kirov
District,
Moscow
Submitted : D 10, 1954

Subject USSR/medicine
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 - 7/21
A ID P - 3 903
Author : Beylikhis, a. A., Kand. Med. Sci.
Title : Struggle for workers' health protection in 1905
Periodical : Gig. i. san., 12, 27-32, D 1955
Abstract : Historical sketch based on the Bolshevik press
around 1905 and on later Soviet publications.
Refs. in footnotes.
Institution : Medical and Epidemiological Station, Kirov
District,
Moscow.
Submitted : Ag 24, 1955

BBYLIKHIS. G.A.,kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; ROZOVA,
N.D.. khimik
Some questions from the work practice of industrial
sanitary
laboratories in sanitary and epidemiologic stations.
Gig. i san..
21 no-7:38-41 J1 156. (MIRA 9:9)
1. Iz sanitarno-opidemiologichookoy stantaii
Kirovskogo rayona,
Moskvy.
(AIR POLLUTION
in indust.. laboratory control)

/-~' il ' V z /,x , / -1/ / -.~ (,~ - , /9.
BRYLMIS, G.A., kand.med.nauk (Moskva)
Problems of health protection in the revolutionary
struggle of the
Russian proletariat in 1917. Zdr&v*RoseFad~r~ 1
no,9:28-32 5 '57
(MIRA 10: 11)
(INDUSTRIAL HYGINNE-HISTORY)

B1YLIK.H.TA....G--'---JLmodidat meditsinskikh neuk
Participation of leading Russian physicians in the
protection of
workers' health in 1917 (Koscow). Sov.zdrev. 16
no-3:49-53 Mr 137.
(INDUSTRIAL HYGINNE. hist. (KLRA 10:6)
mod. care of workers in 1917 in Russia)

BNYLIXHIS, G.A.
IN=
*Brief outline history of safety engineering in
Russia" by
F.I.Zagorakii. Revieved by G.A.Beilikhis. Gig.truda i
prof.zab.
1 no.1:60 Ja-Y 157. (MIBA 10:6)
(SA"TT INGINURING-HISTORY)
(ZAGCBSKII, P.N.)

1"-:! Y !' / 4 ~11 .' ~(. "-;-~
BRYLIKH13, G.A., kand.med.nouk (Moskva)
-----Y-r~omth-e history of the struggle for the
protection of the health
of workers in 1917. Gig. i sau. 22 no.11:43-48 H '57.
(MIRA 11:1)
(IIWUbTRIAL HYGINIX, hist.
in Russia (RUB))

~~, ~ 91 ~
BRILI]MLS,
r, -
G.A. (Moskva)
Problems in health protection of workers during the
first years of
Soviet regime. Gig.truda i prof.zab. 1 no-5:15-20 S-0
'57.
(INDUSTRIAL HYGLM) (MIRA 10:11)

BIRYLIKHIS, G.A.
[HiHtory of the struggle for labor t7giene in Czarist
Russia;
problams of bygiene and labor safety* in the
pre-Revolutionar7 .
Bolshevik press] Iz intorii bor'by za sanitamuiu,
okhranu truda
v tearskot losaii; boprosy gigieny i okhrany truds v
dorevoliutsion-
noi bol'shevistakoi pechati. MOBkva, Medgiz, 1957. 192
p.
(MUSTRIAL HYGIE111) (MIRA 11:4)

WLIMUS.-G.L.- (Mosk7a)
Dissertations on the indastrial hygiene by physicians
in pro-
revolutionary Russia, Gig. truda i prof. zab. 2
no.6:48-51
N-D 158 (INDUSTRIAL HYGMM) (MW 11:12)

BEYLIKHISR G.A. knndmed.npmk (Hoskrn)
Moscow Society of Yactory Physicinns; 1903-1913a
57-61 8158
(DMMTIIIAL Wmicna, histe
in Russia (Run))
Sov.rdrav. 17 no*9
(NIU 11:8)

HEYLISHIS, G.A., kando'mede'nauk (Hook7a)
to comments on the article OUnsolved questions In the
vork
practice of industrial sanitary laboratories in
sanitary and
epidemiological stations,". Give' I san 23 no.8:49-50
Ag '58
(AIR-ANALTSIS) (MrU 11:9)

ISYLIXHIS, G.A., kand.med.nauk (Moskva)
Causes of agricultural accidents in tsarist Russia.
Gig. i san.
23 no.9:63 S158 (MIRA 11:11)
(AGRICULTURF,ACCIDENTS)

BIMIRIS, G.A., kand.med.nauk; LAMM, H.P., kand.khim.naak;
PAR-SHIUA, A.M.,
'inth.-khimik (Moskva)
Sewage contaminated by tstrasthyl lead [with summary in
English].
Gig. I san. 24 no-2:27-31 F 159- (MIR-A 12:3)
(WATHR POLUJTIOIT
Indust. waste water contamination by tetraethyl lead,
removal method (Rug))
(UW
tetrastlyl lead contnmination of Indust. wnste water,
removal method (Rua))

BITLIKHIS, G.A.. kand.med.nauk (Moskva)
History of the prevention of occupationa diseases and
traun- of the
eyes in prerevolutionary Russia. Vest,oft. 72
no-5:57-58 S-0 159.
(MIRA 130 )
(OCCUPATIONAL DISUSES, prev. & control)
(mys, vda. & inj. )

BEYLIKHIS, G.A., kand.thed.nauk (Moskva)
Fiftieth anniversary of the First A32-Russian Congress
of Industbial
Physicians. Sov. xdrav. 19 no.9:70-75 '60. (MIRA 13:11)
(MEDICINE, INDUSTRIAL)

. B3n1KH1SO G.A.p kand.med. nauk (Moskva)
Problems of health protection in the labor movement
in Russia in
1870-1". Gig. i san. 25 no. 5:48-53 My 160. (MIRA
13:10)
(INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE)

BEYLWIS G,_A,..s kand.med.nauk (Moskva)
The 50th anniversary of the 2nd All-Russian Congres3
of Fadtory
Physicians (193-1-1961). Gig. i san. 26 no-5:37-1a My
161.
(M~ RA 15: 4)
(INDUSTRIAL HYGIENF,-CONGPXSSFS)

BMIKHTS, G.A., kard. med. nauk
V. IA. Kanell , an active participator in the
strdgglle for
health protection of worA-ers in Tsarl~-t
Fm-qsia. Gig. 1, san.
28 no.6e.1.4-48 :e'-63 (MIRA1734)
1. Iz Moskovskogo nauchno-issledovatel'skoga
instituta gig.4-
yfmy imerii F.F. Mrismana.

HEYLIKHIS, G.A kand.med.nauk (Moskva)
- -- -------- -- -,!~
Problems of 000#1 medicine in the works of V.IA.K=e11
(1873-1918). -SoV6"idrav. 22 no.4s72-75 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut gigiyeny, imeni F.F.
Erionana,
(UNELI VENIAMIN IWVLEVICH, 18lb-19-161
(SOCIAL M&DICINE)

BEYLIKMt G.A. (Moskva)
Role of the phpio;4mv of the Moscow Government Zemstre in
organ#ing n4ative Uduatrial hygiene and industrial
sanita-
tion. tlig4 tamda i pibf. zab. 7 no.lt"-48 Ta'6,3 (MM
16:12)
1. Institut gigiyany imeni F.F. Brimmana, Meslora.

SHARKO,Ye.; BEYLIN,A.
Heating the motor of the 2GOh--18/26 electric station before
starting
and its cooling during operation. Muk.-elev.pro!n.21 no.9:29
S 155.
(MLRA 8:12)
1. Holodechneaskays oblastnaya kontors Zagotserno
(Blectric motors)

AFRAYMOVICII, M.A.; BEYLIN, A.L.
Usr ~f clamps on the parametrium in atonic
hemorrhages in early
puerperium. Alnish. i gn. 40 no.2:46-48 Mi-Ap 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. RodilInyy dom No.15 (glavnyy vrach M.A.
Afraymovich) - klini-
cheskaya baza kafedry akusherstva I ginekologil
(zav. - prof.
K.N. Zhmakin) I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina
meditsinskogo insti-
tuta imeni Sechenova.

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S/137/62/000/005/044/i5o
A0061AI01
AUTHORS: Sinellnikova, A. I., Beylin, A. Yu.-
TITLEi Gold and silver deposition from cyanide pulps with
anionites
PERIOD~CAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 5, 1962, 28,
abstract 5080'
("Sb. nauchn. tr. In-t tsevtn. met. im. M. I. Kalinina", 1960,
V. 33,
98 - 106)
TETL: The authors studied the process of sorption lixiviation
applied to
resistant ore containing (in %): S'02 $32.61 Al 203 8.38, Fe 4
As 0.17,
e Y~82. ,
Zn 0.08, Sb 0.01, Sn 0.02, Cu 0.07 and S 0.0~7. Ahionit (AN-18)
served
as an adsorbent (-0.944).4 mm size). The experiments were made
with 200 g ore
batches at L : S = 2 : 1; concentration of the solution was
0.085% NaCN and
0.01% CaO. It'was established that the rate of Au and Ag
dissolving during sorp-
tion lixiviation increased by more than 3 times; Au extraction
within 8 hours
lixiviation was 96.8%. An amount of 0.8 g/ton Au remained in'
the tails (against
1.1 g/ton in conventional lWviation). The capacity of anionite
AN-18 in res-
pect to Au can be raised from 3 - 3.5 to 7% by the method of
selective desorption
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S/137/62/000/oc)5/044/150
Gold and silver deposition from... A006/A101.
of cyanide complexes of heavy metals with weak acid solutions.
Au and Ag desorp-
tion with a thiocarbamide solution in a mixture with HU was
studied and the
optimum composition was established: CS(NH2)2 8.5 - 9% and HC1
2%.. A method
was developed of carburizing Au.and Ag from hydrochloric acid
solutions of thio-
carbamide with Pb metal. The process depends mainly upon the
magnitude of the
Pb surface. Pb consumption, at a dust size 80% of fraction -
0.043 mm, is 6.2 g
per 1 g Au and 12.5 9 per 1 g Ag.
G. Svodtseva
[Abstracter's note3 Complete tranalaticQ]
Card P,12

ACC NR. AP7002975 SOURCE-.C-ODE:--
UR/041-3-/66/'000/024/0072/0072---------'
INVENNTOR: Beylin,,A. Yu.; Nikitin, Yu. N.; Lamshina, V. A.
IORG: None
TITLE: A method for sintering cermet products. Class 40, No. 189583
tSOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 24, 1966, 72
iTOPIC TAGS: cermet.product, sintering, hydrocarbon, gasoline
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a method for
sintering cermet pro-
laducts (e. g. thermoelectric half cells) under pressure in a
liquid medium. The me-
~chanical properties of the products are improved and the
productivity of the method
jis increased by sintering the pressed products in hermetically
sealed vessels filled
Ivith a liquid hydrocarbon, e. g. gasoline.
SUB CODF: 11. 13/ SUBM DATE: 02ju163
UDC: 621.749 qO

PLAKSINJ, I.N.; SINELINIKOVA, A.I.;_BEYLIN, A.Yu.
Use of anion exchangers for the regeneration of
cyanide from complex
salts. Dok.1,AN SSSR 138 no.6:1399--240.1 Je 161. (KMA
14; 0)
I* Chlon-korreopondent AN SSSR (for Plaksin).
(Cyanide process) (Ion exchange resins)

PLAKSIN, I.N.;,_BEYLIN, A.Yu..--
Theory of the sorption of complex cyanide anions on
certain anion
exchangers. Dokl.AN SSSR 145 no-3:621-623 JI 162.
(11-URA 15;:7)
1. Chl--rr-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Plaksin).
(Cyanides) (Ion exchange)

BXYLIN' B. S.
32773o I pstornosu I Ochyoniyu flelmornyjch kontnuctur
nishnikh konechnostsY
pri ognestrel'afth porazhenlyakh se"11shchnogo nerva.
Sbornik nauch, Trudoy
(kirgit. Go@. Med. In-t), T. IT. 1949, a. 90-03
SO: Letoplef ZhurnallnyM Statey, Vol. 44, Moskva, 1949

IIIZIIC,~O', A.G,> lk~aid. iiiAllil, D.A., ll.-:~.'
y
To,,;tin,'l- rduriirn-,.i alloy LJrders rsl~wllrlirF 36
!:,.. 1,rc,-. ;~tnji. rio.9,
1 1 ,
'~-`~l "' 164. (,'.:IitA 17. 10)
3

A c Cm ~-oi~60-2'2-513 SOURCE CODEt Ufl/2787/65/ooo/=/=i/ou6
AUTHORI Imerman, A, 0, (Candidate of technical sciences);
Beylin, D. A. (Engineer)
ORG: None
V
TITLE: Studying lap welded\joints of elments made frcm
best-hardened aluminum
alloys in the Al-ft-Gi avatts
SOURCE: Moscow. Gosudaretyearary institut vo vroyektirovanbM.
iseledevaniyu i ioDy-
no. lu, lyo:),
Materl&Ly po metaulcuesium iconstruktolyam,
TOPIC TAGS: metal forming, fatigue strength, tensile strength,
stress concentration,
he~A
ABSTRACT: This article is a further study, of the strength off
le ents made from heatr
The elded 1
-hardened alloys with lapped joints. 1~oint modeWormthis study
vere
sheet, tube and angle iron made fivia AV-T~ AV-Tl\and AD35-T3.
beat-hardened alloys.
flat standard specimens made from sheet and angle iron and also
pipe sections with
short steel plates tightly fitted into the ends were tested
Worder to.'determine
physical strength characteristics. These spqcimens are designed
so that railure
should occur in the base metal. All veldingFvas done on the
PShP-1O nemiautamatic
machine. The specimens were aged for 20 dovo at 200C and.tested
f0 jotatic axial
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-ACC NR,- AT6022513
stretching on thefbks-100 universal machine. Loading was done in
stages and each stag
was maintained "oMMu~~
e
. ~.10 The loading stages represent approximate
1y 10% of the estimated fatigue streo&th\f6r the given specimen.
The results show th
O'~
the tensile strength of elements vi an average thickness of 5-8
mm decrease-00 on
ding and stre -V
the average as a result of the heat effect of wel so coGtration
Xen
compared to.the strength of unannealed alloy elements.
Thin-valled'elements (less
than 5 mm) show a 50% strength loss. The results of this study
may be used to deter-
mine the theoretical width of the beat-affected zone in fastened
members during lapped
joining, where this zone is measured from the edges of the welded
elements. Graphs
are given for determining the dimensions of the heat-affected
zone in this case. For
functional elements with special shapes such as I-beama, channel
iron and others, the
width of the heat-affected zone can be determined by a method
which combines data for
flat and right angle sections._ A method is also given for
calculating elements which
are attached at right angle seaMB, Of the tvo methods used for
determining the load
capacity of elements with complex shapes, the method which
considers the heat-affected
zone yields more accurate results. OrIg. art. has: 8 figures, 4
tables, 6 formulas.

ARYKIN, I., kand.tekhn.nauk; BEYLIN, I., inzli.
Screw anchors and +their mechanized burla3 into
the ground.
Rech.tranap. 23 no.9t43-45 S 164. (MIRA 19-1)
I.TSentrallny.v nauchno-issledovatellskjy
institut leSCSD'laVa
(for Beylin).

Tuberevaosisp DIagnonte sep/oat
Medicine Roentgen Pays, Fluoroscopy
"Early Diagnosis of Tuberculosis by Fluoroscopic
Wthodo," Prof 1. B. Beylin, ii pp
*ProblemW Tuberkuleze No 5
Gives concise account of conference of the Society
of Phthisiologists in Moscow., 29-30 Jan 48.
21/49!rT5

BMIN, I. B.
25884
Cshibki viagnostike legoohnogo tubarkuleza i ikh
istochniki sbornik nauch
rabot lecheb. Ucnmzhdeniy mosk. Voyen. Ckr Gor'Kiy,
1948, s 169-90
SO: LIFT011IS 140. 30, DO

B I "Y1 1: ~ I I. n.
33419. Nikolay Aleksandrovich Serashko. 1874-1949.
Prolo-eny Tuberkuleza,
1014c), bo. 15, C. 10-113, S Portr.
SO. Letouis' Zhurnal'nykh Statey, Vol. 45, Foskva,
1049

ZZTLIN, I.B.
-4
Treatment of tuberculosis with streptozycin in
dispensaries; ambu
latory and at home. Probl. tuberk., Moskva no.2:70-73
Kar-Apr 1953
(GLKL 24:3)
1. Professor. 2. Moscow.

BEYLINt 1. B.
"Antibiotics in Radiation bickness,"
Antibiotiki, 8,, No.6, pp. 39-50, 1955
Translation M-1310., 16 Nov 56

L
ECHINCCOCCUS
"On the Clinico-Roeiltgenologic Picture of an Early
Pulmonary Echinococ-
cue and the Differential Diagnosis of Echinococcus and
Pulmonary Tuber-
culosis",by Professor I.B. Beylin and B.N.
Velednitskiy, Klinicheskaya
Meditsina, No 4, Aprif-1757, -pp 119-121.
Since there are no descriptions of the
roentgenoclinical picture of
the earliest stages of the development of an
echinococcoid cyst in hu
man lungs , the authcrs present a study of a ase of
pubwnary echinococ
,\C
ciasis, which was observed for some two years. The
progress of the
disease is described in detail and there are four
reproductions of
X-ray photograph-..
Card 1/1 - 34 -

B=, I.B., podpoll-ovni), meditsinskoy sluzhby,
prof.; MMY.D, L.S.,
podpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby, kand.med.nauk
Influence of streptomycin and BCG vaccination on
the course of
tuberculosis in guinea pigs with radiation
sickness. VPM-med.
zhur. no.8: 31-35 Ag'58* (MIAA 16-7)
(STREMIYCI11) (BCG VACCINATION)
(TUEERCULOSIS 114 ANDLUS) (RADIATIM SICKRESS)

BXYLIN, I.B., prof. (Moskva)
uycloserine in experimental and clinical use in
pulmonary
tuberculosis. Zin.zed- 36 no.12:21-26 D '58. (MIRA
12:6)
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULHON&RY, ther.
cycloserine (RUB))
(ANTIBIOTICS, ther. use
cycloserine in pulm. tuberc. (RUB))

BETLIN, I.B.P prof., polkovnik med.sluzbby
Military research of tberapeut1c and prophylactic
institutions of
the Soviet ArvT. Toen.-med.zhur. no.10:49-52 0 '59.
(MIRA 13:3)
(MILITARY WIDICON)

BEUIN, I.B., polkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby, prof.
Chemoprophylaxis and chemotherapy of tubarculosio under
army
conditions. Voen.-med.zhur. no.3:32-36 Mr '61. (MIRA
14-7)
(TUBERCULOSIS) (MEDICINE, MILITARY)

I BEYLIN, I.B. , polkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby, prof.
Coziferences devoted to infectious hepatitis. Voen.-med.
zhur. no.8:
94-95 Ag 161. (HEPATITIS, INFECTIOUS) (mr',A 15:2)

-..B.EY,L-IN, I.B., ~rof., poll-ovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby
Surccidosis. Voen.-med.zhur. no.1140-46 165.
(MIRA 18310)

BEYLBi j 1. G.
Trends in mycological research and agricultural
mycology. Izv. All
SSSR Ser. biol. no.3:461-471 My-Je 161. (MIRA 14:5)
(MYCOLOGICAL RESEARCH)

9~- Wrilill, I. G,
"Recent ITheat Rust 'Eoif'-ij,,-cq In North Cn,icgsun Fhctors
F,-Ivo:-ir,- Their
Gutbr~--ak and Develo,)T .-.ent.ll T7veqttia filcA-emli Tlaqk
SSSR. Serin-
no. 5-6. 1938, pP. 995-1016. 311 Sp n-
So: SIRA SI-9c-53, 15 Dec. 1953