SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRONOVITSKAYA, V. P. - BRONSHTEN, V. A.

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USSR/Chepistry - Pharmaceutic&1ii- Jan 52
"Synthesis of Folycyclic Compounds. XVI. Prepa-
ration of Meoo Derivatives of Anthracene Using
Organic Lithium Compounds',"'B. M. Mikhaylov, V.P.
Bronovitskaya, Inst of Gen and Exptl Path, Acad
Med Sci USSR
"Zhur Obshcb Kbim" Vol XXII, No 1. pp 147-162
Studied reaction of meso-halogen derivs of an-
thracene with n-BuLi and PhLi, leading to for-
mation of org Li compda of anthracene series.
PhLi is recommended due to absence of side re-
actions which occur in case of n-BuLi. Prepd
USSR/Chemistry - Pharmaceuticals (Contd) Jan 52
number of meso derivs of anthracene. Replacement
of 2 Br atoms in dibromo derivs by 2 Li P-toms
under action of excess PbLd occurs to inconsideT-
able extent. Meso-chlor'Aerivs,,do not react with
PhLi. Org Li compds of anthracene series are rel-
atively stable in ether.
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olOrientation phenomena In substitution reartions with
participation of orgLnic cornpoands U the alkaH motaIg.
B. M. Mikh: P
allov and V. P. Brono%ritska-ya. Zht r. J,',j xhcl
Kh;m. 23, 12~~-5(1953)-Rcfluxing 5 C.
ciainone, 4.5 g. So, and 34 mi. AcOH waf treited over 2
t
lirs. ivi h 11.5 ml. coned. IICI, thtn dild. with If_-O yielding
1 met~ylant'ironc, 'vLich was rttlu,--(,(; 3 Ims. with 6 F. Zu
-dust and WO rrl. 2N NaOI1 yielding 7*-,.7TO 2-niCthYl2L-
I thracene, lit. This (3 -.) ill 75 nil. cold C% was
tm~tedslowlywith2.6:7. Br it, Cq,; ar-erlicating oua~teinx
bath until 111ir ei, olution ce-ised, tile. reaction mixt. yielded
75","o crude or 631,'~ pure
m, 94.&-5.5* (froni EtC111). Addn. pf 2 g. 2-mcl%yl-9,10-
dibrorricyintanteLne to 0,0058 inoles PIJA in EttO and by-
aft -Uh -011
drolysis of the mixt. . -r 0.5 hr. 1% Me -13t,C),
and HjO, gave 24% 1, in. the niotber
li(Itior gave
a mixt. (0.81 g.' of 2-mctbyl-9kaad 10)-bronio ntlit. cencs
a i
nt. 43-53'. Similaily O.OW37 njok-F. PhIA ill sola. tn~jlcd
will, 1 9. L'-Diethyl-9-tiroinc~:izitbriim*ne, Olen treated with
1-111 9. Mel gave 00-7~, 2,9-din-emylayah,act"r, it. 81--l'.
BuLi (irom IN! g. DuCl, (j.,11 g. Li, and 30 ini. El,O)
treated with 2 g 1, kept 0.5 It,. tlitLn poured on Dry lee, a
51.7% ?-1lzeth)4ar1Pra4re,--.r-9 car&cxylic acid, m. 11172-8*
ri"Lieberniann, Ann. 2!2. 350SIi2); CA. 6, 2a)21.
-s 10.9 g.) Lm-ated wi n
Th' th O.i3,, g. Br'i C,% at 0', then
heated oil 'tutril bath is "bove, gaN'c 50% 2-InCAW-9-
arid, in. 22!f--30.5' (from-
C61-10. OxidLc-d %I:Lli Cr'C)i in Acoll it gave 2-u)Ltllyl;'.rl-
thraquillo-le. To 3
iv,
-is added 0.7,11) 1,111A in 80 lain. tile
luixt. was treated with Dry Ice viOding 2-mcIV, -9
acid, in. 23-r,8'-(decuriipn.,
from dil. EtOW. ThUS'6--t-_iion-.etAAlic cot.ipEL-;. of alkali
inetals behave as nuelcoplailic reagents. In suc ipds.
-It co:.
with the tretal being in c-paii0ou in resile
IL
"I EL ... :g. s"lli,
stituelit ti cre is a link betivet.. it., c.., ,it
the betero-atuai, Lh:.t i-i !dniilar to a H-bouu, which it
ClItlY controls tile orientation plienoinena. . G. hi.

USSR/Orsanic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic Chpyni8try, E-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 1, 1957, 938
Author: Mikhaylov, B. M., and gr n
Br_ ~o
Institution: None
Title: Synthesis of Thiazole Derivatives by the Use of Lithium-Organic
Compounds
Original
Periodical: Zh. obshch. khimii, 1956, Vol 26, No 1, 66-68
Abstract: The synthesis of 2,4-dimethyldiazolyl-5-lithium (1) is described to-
gether with its utilization in the synthesis of some 5-substituted
2,4-d.imethyldiazoles. The carboxylation of I leads to the.formation
of 2j4-dimethylthiazole-5-carboxylic acid (II). The reaction of I
with ethylene oxide yields 2,4-dinetbYl-5-(A-ethoxy)-thiazole (III).
Condensation of I with CH20 and CH3CHO yields 2,4-dimethyl-5-methoxy-
(IV) and 2.,4-dimethyl-5-OC-ethoxythiazole (V), respectively. From V
and CH31, 2,4,5-trimethylthiazole (VI) can easily be synthesized.
All the reactions with lithium-organic compounds were carried under
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USSR/Organic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic C4emistry, E-2
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1957s 938
Abstract; an atmosphere of N2. To an ether solution of 0.516 gms C4Ht;Li
add (
--c
CICH W >-CHCHCOliN-
IC,f
( N,(~i c1cliscill

"~N-11 '\~-CH
C11CON(C~11
O
)
s I
N11cocu, S ,
,
,
c1c
LCOCH

Hc
N -CH 3

N- I \S/
N112
(VI)
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p-Bis-(2-Chloroethyl)-Aminopheiiylaliiie
(Sarcolysin) and Its Derivatives. V.
Heterocyclic Amides of Sarcolysin
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SOV/79-30-1-71/78
Compound VI was prepared by dissolving 2.2 g Qf V in
300 ml of an alcoholic solution of 1N HCI and, after
letting the solution stand at room temperature for 1
hr, concentrating it under vacuum to a small voltune.
The precipitate was filtered off and recrystallized
from absolute alcohol (Yield 68%; mp 226-2270). The
results of biological study of the synthesized pre-
parates will be published elsewhere. There are 1
table; etnd 6 references, 3 Soviet, 2 U.K., 1 U.S. The U.S.
and U.K. references are: J. C. Sheehan, G. Hess, J.
Am. Chem. Soc., 77, 1067 (1955)~ F. Bergel, J. A.
Stock, J. Chem. SOC., 1957, 4563; Pr. Roy. Soc., 1957,
60; S. Waley, Chem. and Ind., 1953, 107.
SUBMITTED: November 3, 15p
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--BERLIN,-- A. Ya.; BRONOVITSKKYA, V.P.--
p -Di(2-chloroethyl)-aminophenylalanine ("sarcolysin") and its
derivatives. Part 6: Amides from N-acetylsarcolysine and some
amines of the thiazole series. Zhur. ob. khim. 31 no.4:1356-
1361 Ap 161. (MM 14:4)
1. Institut eksperimentallnoy i klinicheskoy onkologii Akademii
meditsinskikh nauk SSSR.
(Amines)
(Barcolysin)

BMIN, A.Ya.; BRONOVITSKAYAO V.P.
Synthesis of~.-[p-di(2-chlorcithy-l)aminophenyl]- Xhydroxy-
propionic acid. Zbur.ob.khim. 32 n0.2:600--603 F 162. (MIM 15:2)
1. Institut eksperimentallnoy i Irlinicheakoy onkologii AMN
SM. -
(Propionic acid)

USSR iluman and Animal Physiology. Metabolism. Carbo- T
hydrate Metabolism*
Abs jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, IQ1674.
Author ]~r pyv~k~skaya;. Z. G.
Rostov on-th&- 0 rsitY. of r"isl-vas
Inst Activity of Succindehydrogenase
Title The Pressure.
Tinder Increased oxygen
Orig pub: Uch. zap. Rostovsk. n/I) un-ta, 1957, 28, 133-140.
tract: Guinea pigs were subjected to 02 action under a
Abs ter 24-57 min., the aniio,als
pressure of 8 atm. Af I
were taken out from the chamber and the general de-
hydrogenizing activity and activitv of succindehy-
drogenase was determined in the brain and liver.
The, general dehydrogenizing activity of the brain
tissue under increased 02 pressure increased by
18.8%, and the activity of succindehydrogenase de-
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..USSR / Human and Animal Physiology.
hydrate metabolism. Metabolism. Carbo- T
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 101674.
Abstract: creased by 20.6% compared to the controi. In the
liver, the general dehydrogenizing activity de-
creased by 28%; the activity of succindehydrogen-
ase did not change. -- V. I. Rozengart.

Lr,MINE/Human and Animal Physiology. The Norvous System. T
Abs Jour--. Rof Zhur-Biol., No 8, 1958, 36851.
Author Bronovitskaya, Z.G.j Shapovalova, N.S.
Inst
Title T~-C ~Giuc ~bgon Valuoz of the Brain in
Animals Under Raised Oxygon Prossuro.
Orig Pub: Ulcr. Blokhim. zb. 1957, 29, No 1, 20-24.
Abstract: Rabbits were subjected during 1 hour to the action of
02 undor pressure of 4 atm. This produced an clovation
of glycogen values by 65',"o, glucose by 21%. Subjection
of the animals to 4 atm. prcssuro Of 02 during a poriod
of 2 hours still mcrc increased ',-.he glucose cont.-nt
without changing the glucogon content. Action Of 02
under 6 atm. pressure incrcasod the valuo of glucoso
only Ity 15%, of glucogon by 55%.
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AdtzoslnetriphD~pbprlc acid (ATP), creatine pbo'sphate
(CIP)"Ittid the activitY of adetiosirietrIpbospliatase (ATP-
ase) of the brath undtr hIgh-oxygen-pTcs3ure atimospI herer-
Z. S. Oenlicnovirh uni Z. 0. Bronoyitskilya (V. M. Molotov
01. ur~,Ao
1~tatr Univ
(IWIX5); -cf. C.A., 49, lovW.-Rat, nud F-a nea ngs
divided into two groulls each, the controll group3 %-ere kept
tinder nornmi conditions: the upti. animals were pLared In a
ial chambtr of purt 0 under prrsc-mte of 0-8 atras. Ant-
to -!tip vfrect-: the cxcitcmtnt
M, treated suffer four
r
Slage,y&n tilt tt3l atiMiris scurry around in the chamber,
keep Oniffirig and exhibit motions of bad)- washing; a short
pefiod 451 Immobility; a period of Intermittent convulsions
;Q! th munks of tht veck Bud Wei of the entire bp4y, tht
IrittitsitY and frequency at which increz'sl with the, rise
In the PI'MUrC; UIZ COnvulAions o;j
its sILIC, tefpirnflort b-cornts nrrhyffirlic and !~,^ fr"qui-M,
and bloodv foam aprwars at the Mmtth. In'tilir tMANAl
StlAt tilt. tillimals dji!~ Aftcr
dreapitaled, the hinills urre quickly m-novi,l and
In liquil air in which thry froze within 1-1.5 Inin. 'The
brain vra3 then groxind to a Owder arid vxtd. i0tb 4 ';,'
CC13COOll for 10 min. at 2-4p. in the prottinrTee filt-rutc,
n:
drills. viere r, arle for inorg--uic r fIP). ATP, anA C11. Nn
Cl, was (lemon st rated brcaust it d1%,ppc~rt R47-P 00'09-0 rv-(C-
OIC19AAI ) 0101-00:IC- Mk*-r49456A-#'JM , PHOJON19M., 0.kYC-f.V
ABSTRACT: L-methionine-sulfoximin (MI) alters the content of adenylic components in
the liver of rats. Six hr after MS1 injection. the ADP and ATP content increases
(302), oxidative phosphorylation increases, and respiration is unaltered. Twelve
hr after MSI.Injection there is an increase In the total content of adenylic system
components. 14SI does not alter the intensity of brain metabolism but depresses
eaterification of inorganic phosphates (342). Exposure to oxygen under pressure
(4 ata) for an hour increases both respiratory intensity and brain phosphorylation.
MS1 and increased oxygen pressure together caused an activation of brain phosphoryla-
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tion compared to the action of MI alone. The sensitivity of animals injected with
MSI to increased oxygen pressure is elevated compared to controls. Apparently, one
reason for this is altered phosphorus metabolism. It vas concluded that despite the
ability of increased oxygen pressure and HSI to precipitate convulsive attacks, their
mechanism of action on the phosphorus metabolism of individual tissues differs.
Orig. art. has:- 4 tables. [GD1
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VASSOYEVICII., N.D.; BRONOVITSKIY, A.V ----- - -
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letter to the editor of the Journal *Prikladnaia fieofilzikael PrikL
geofiz. no*32.-248-252 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Rocks, Sedimentary)

VASSOYEVICH, N.B.; BRONOVITSKIYP A.V.
Studying dinsity and poroAty of rocks. Trudy VNIGRI no.190i
478-4814 162. (Petrology): (MM 1.6:1)

BRONOVITSKIY, A.Ya.
The most important achievements and the most urgent tasks of
medical science in the White Jbissian S. S.R. Zdrav. Belor. 5
no.1:5-12 Ja '59. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Predsedatell Uchenogo meditsinskogo soveta Ministerstva sdravook-
hraneniya MR.
(WHITZ RUSSIA-MBDIODM) (WHITIC RUSSIA--PUBLIC HFALTH)

BRONOVITSKIY, -A.Tu., prof.
. -
Plan for the development of medical science in the White Rassian
S.S.R. in 1960. Zdray.Belor. 5 no.12:3-7 D 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN DSMI, predsedatell Uchenogo maditainskogo
soveta Ministerstva zdravookhrananiya BSSR.
(WHITE RUSSIA-411DICINN)

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ITBSTEROV, R.I. (Moskva); TUSHINSKIY, H.D. (Loningrad); GOIEV, N-N-(Kiyev);
DOWrO-SABITROV, B.A. (Leningrad); ZAKIJSOV, V.V. (14oskva); HITHORTM, S-11.
(Moskva); CHUHAKOV, M.P. (Moskva); ZIMOIOV, V.M., prof. (Moskva);
NEGOVSKIY, V.A., prof. (Moskva); BIRYUKOV, D.A. (Leningrad);
LITVI11OV, N.N., prof. (Moskva); SOKOLOVA-PONOWLREVA, O.D. (Moskva);
XUALOV, P.S. (Leningrad); BATKIS, G.A. (Hosk-va); KOSYAKOV, P.N.,
prof. (Moskva); SMLUV, N.A. (Moskva); BUSALOV, A.A., prof.
(Moskva); HOLCHANOVA, O.P. (Moskva); SMSHUN, I.D.- BLOKHIN, N.H.
(Moskva); MOBPULURNSEY, B.S. (Ifoskva); VISIDIEVSKIY, A.A. (Moskva)
CHRMIIGOVSKIY, V.N. (Moskva); FAVLOVSKIY, Ye.H., akademik (Leningrad);
'VSKIY, V.I.:
HYASNIKOV, A.L. (Hoskva); VINOCYR&DOV, V.11 (Moskva); 140h
DKVYDOVSKIY, I.V. (Moskva); IMTE, V.I. (Moskva); KURASHOV, S.V.:
ANOMUN, P.K. (Hoskva); BOGI1101OV, I.D. (Kiyev); ZIL'BIM, L.A.
Woskva); BROHOVITSKIY, A.Yu.; CIEOUPAMV. D.F., prof.
Debate on the address by Professor V.V.Parin, academician
secretary of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.;
abridged conments by members of the Academy of Medicine and
the directors of institutes. Vest.AlUT SSSR 14 no.8:19-31
'59. (MIRA 12-:11)
1. Deystvitel'n;VY8 chleny AMN SSSR (.Lor Nesterov, Tushinskiy,
Gorev, Zakusov, Kupalov, Strashiui, Preobrazhenskiy, Vishnevsliy,
Chernigovskiv, Hyasnikov, Vinogradov, Anokhin, 21ltber).
(Continued on next card)

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AHN SSSR (for Gorev). 4. Direktor Instituta farnakologii i
khinioterapii AM SSSR (for Zal-usov). 5. Deystvitel'nvy chlen
Vaeso.vuzno,v akademii sel'skokhozvavstvennvkh nank Imeni V.I.Lenina
(VILSINUL); direktor Inatituta opidemiologii i mikrobiologil imeni
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izueheniri poliomiyelita IM SS-R (for Chw-,akov). 7. Direktor
InBtituta eJ,-sperimentallnoy maditainy AM SSSR (for Biryukov).
8. Direktor Instituta obshchey i konTqunallnoy gigiyeny AMI SSSR
(for Litvinov). 9. Direktor Inatituta pediatrii AMN SSSR (for
Sokolova-Ponomareva). 10. Direktor Instituta virusologii AIAII
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SSSR (for Busalov). 13. Direktor Instituta pitaniya AMU SSSR
(for Molchanova). 14i Direktor Instituta eksperimental'noy i
klinichealcoy onkologil AM SSSR (for Blokhin). 15. Direktor
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Institute. infektsionnykh bolezney MIT SSSR (for Bogdanov).
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:
Iciy). 23. Predsedatel' Uchenogo meditsinskogo soveta Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya USSR (for Chebotarev).
(MEDICIID,I)

lt~yu- * GOIM. D.N.; NDGUNGHIK. Z.,C.
Stancho Nll~nkOvich NllsniWv;.on his sixtieth birthday. A--kh.anat,
Clot.1 embr. 37 DO-121119-121 D 159. (NIRA
(DIOGRAM3S) 13:5)

ACCESSION NR: AT4040809 8/3099/621000/001/0215/0219
AUTHOR: Israilov, D., Abduvaliyev, A. A., Bronovitsidy, V. Ye., &dtanov, A. S.
TITLE: Conversion of polytetranuoroothylene into films by mixing with polysylvan
SOURCE: AN UzSSR. Institut khimli polimerov. Mika I khimlya prlrodny*kh i sintetiches
polimerov, no. 1, 1962, 215-219 0
TOPIC TAGS: teflon,- polytetrafluoreethylene, polysylvan, polymer film, teflon film,
polymer mechanical property, dimethyldichlorosilane, polymer electrical res1iitivity
ABSTRACT: Polysylvan, obtained by the polymerization of sylvan in the presence of ZnCl 2
and dimethyldichlorosHane in N at 50C, was then used for the pr paration of teflon
films by two methods: (1) ii;Ag of powdered polytetrafluoroethyelene with polysylvan in
ratios of 1:1 to V5, and heating in reactors at 280-30OC; however, homogeneous products
could not be obtained at'any intervals of temperature and polymer ratios. (2) Mbdng Various
proportions of the polymers in rollers at a roller friction of 1:1. 2 and temperatures of 30-8 C..,,-P
In both oases, films of various thickness with different physico-mochaaleal indices were
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obtained. The beat conditions were rolling at 60-60C for 40 minutes. Part of the films were
baked in presses at 280-300C and the rest were extracted witli acetone to removb the excess
polysylvan and then baked at 300C. When 1:1 mixtures of polytetrafluorethylene and polysylvan'
were rolled at 50-60C for 10, 20, 40 and 60 minutes, the rupture strength of the films
2
, respectively. To study the effect of the presence
obtained was 85, 130, 162 and 105 kg/cM
of silicon in the polymer on the blending of polytetrafluoroethylene, experiments were
carried but with polysylvan containing silicon on one or both ends of the chain. The rupture!
strength of these films was 51 and 170 k&M2, respectively. 7he authors also studied the
electrical resistance of the films, with or without removal of excess polysylvan. The results
showed a decrease In electrical resistivity with increasing temperature (20-150C), and an
Increase after extraction with acetone. When films containing excess polysylvan were baked:
2
on an hydraulic press with a pressure of 20 kg/cm, at 280-300C, dark colored films were
obtained with holes from the leakage of the excess polysylvan. To eliminate this problem,
the quantity of bound and free polysylvan in the film at a 1:1 ratio of polytetrafluoroethylene
polysylvan was studied. - An average of 18% of the original polysylvan remained In the film
after washing. Filmis ftom which the excess polysylvan had been removed were highly -1;

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ACCESSION'NR: AT4040810 S/3099/62/000/001/0234/0241
AUTHOR: Bronovitskiy, V. Ye.; Usmanov, Kh. U.; Dudnikova, L. G.
TITLE: The production of liquid lignin-furfural resin and pressed materials based thereon
SOURCE: AN UzSSR. Institut khimii polimerov. F1z*ika I khimiya prirodny*kh i
sin,.etichesldkh polimerov, no. 1, 1962, 234-241
TOPIC TAGS: pressed polymer, fibrous polymer, Synthetic fiber, lignin, hydrolyzed
lim, iin, lignin furfural resin, resin, furfural resin, cotton lignin, phenolic resin, phenolic
i for.-,naldehyde resin
ABSTRACT: The natural P013rmer lignin has many possible industrial uses, but its structure
is still not completely understood. In the present paper, the authors discuss the hydrol
I ys~s
of cotton ligninwith 15% allWi, the possibility of obtaining liquid and solid meltable resins, suit-
Qle for the manufacture of pressed materials, and the technique for pressing products from lignin-
furfural resin and fibrous fillors. The authors found th-a-t-lydr-o-lysi-s-o-f -cotton lignin with
15% NaOH at a lignin: alkali ratio of 1:8 for 1. 5-2 hours at 17 OC produced the highest
amount of water-soluble coxnr~ounds and small amounts of sediment. Prolongation of this
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process caused polycondensation of the water-soluble products. After alkali hydrolysis
the material was cooled to 7001, followed by addition of furfuraI to a lignin: furfural ratio
of 1:5 based on the dry weight of lignin. The polycondensation of the mixture lasted 65-90
minutes, after which it was cooled to 45 - 50C and acidified with 20% HM to a weakly acid
solution. The precipitated resin was washed with water, and after cooling it was ready
for the preparation of fibers. The technology developed for the preparation of a compress-
ible product was as follows: resin with a moisture content of 23-27% was put in rollers
and mixed with a saturated solution of urotropine. A cryanide- impregnated foam was then
added and the mixture was rolled to a thickness of 4-5 mm at 5-60C for 10-15 minutes
If there was more than 3% moisture, the mixture was*dried for 2-3 hours at 60C. To
decroase the water-absorbing properties and improve the physico-mechanical properties,
the mixture was mixed with nibber or phenolic and urea-formaldehyde resins. The best
results were obtainedwith the addition of 157o (calculated on the basis of dry weight) of
phenolic-formildehyde resin No. 18. This decreased the water absorbing properties from
0-. 85 to 0. 5 and increased the compressive strength from 1250 to 1500 k9/cM2. Orig. art.
has: 1 figure and 2 tables.
M8,CRITION: Institut khimii polimerov AN UzSSR (Institute of p I er mist
z R) 0 ym Cho ry
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F.-ACCESSION NM AR4015703
8/0081/631000/023/0594/0594
SOURCE: RZh. Xhimiya, Abs. 23T250
AUTHOR- Bronovitsidy, V. Ye; Volochkovich, M.A.
TITLE: Production of foam plastic from ligWn-furfural resin
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Fizifta I kldmiya pr1rodn. I sintotich.,polimerov. Vy*p. 1. Tashket
AN UzSSR, 1962, 231-233
TOPIC TAGS: foam Plastic, -plastic, polymer, resin, lWn,,..furfural, lignin furfural
resin
TRANSLATION: In order to obtain foam plastic from lignin-furfural resin, dried lignin
was ground for 5-6 hre. on a ball grinder, sifted thrpugh a sieve with 900 openings/cmz,
and placed in an autoclave, where It was activated for 2 lirs. at 170C and 9-10 atm. with
a 15% solution or NaOH (8 liters of alkali per kg of lignin). After cooling the activated
lignin to 70-75C, furfural was added 1~ a ratio of 1:4 and the mixture was placed in an
autoclave (with-a. reflux ccndenser), where polycondensation was carried out at 96-100C
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for2.5-3hrs. 'nio resin obtained was neutralized with 20% HC1, washed with water and
dried by pressing out Vie oxcess water with rollers. Ile resin has a black color, dissolv6s
In alcohol and acetone, the. dropping temperature according to Ubellod Is 62C, moisture
content_< 3%, rate of hardoning of a plate at 150C,< 90 sec.,'Iifc,< 2 months. Foam
plastic based on lignin-fut,'ural resin was obtained by mixing the following components
(parts by wt.) for 30 minutes on water-cooled rollers: 100 lignin-furfural resin, 8 porofor
ChI(hZ-5 and 5 ammonium sulfate, added in that order. Foaming of the mixture was
accomplished In 1-1. 2 min. for I mm without pressing in.a special hermetic mold at
150-160C. Foam plastic from lignin furfural resin has a density of 0. Z-0. 06 g/cc, a
working temperature of 144-.150C, ultimate compressive Strength of 3.3 k9/cm21 co-
efficient of thermal conductIvity of 0. 063 kcal/m-hour-dogree, and water absorption In
20 days of 0. 17 g/cm2. it Is noted that foam plastic from liguln-furfural resin can be
used for thermal Insulation In construction. L Kotlyarevskayn.
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BROt"OVITSKIY, V. Ye.; US!.,-IjioV,, r--.U.; GUTI'.!I,-,, ya.
Chip borads from lign:Lr- furfurole resins. Xhim- 1 f(lilzT-R.-Alhl18m.:l)
prirod. i sint. Polim. no.lt242-252 162
1. Chlen-korres.Dondent All UzSSR (for Usmanov),

ISRAILOV, D.; ARDUVALM11, A.A.; BRCVOVIT~~I-.jy, V. Ye.; SULTP2~0,r,, A.S.
Processing of Polytetrafluoroethylene. into films by mix-Ing
with polysylvma. Khim- i fiz.-khim. prirod. i sint. polim. no.j:
215-219 16-2 (MIRA 18:1)

V. Ye.; VcurHKO'j-FrF5 M.A.
I
of foam piastic frOM lignin-farfurole resins. njim.
1 -fiz.-Ithim. P'IrOd. i Sinl. poltn. no.1:231-233 162
(MIRA 18.--!.)

BH(RIOVITSKIY,-.V----Ye.-; USXANc)IV, yh.U.; DUMIKOVA, L.C.
Production of liquid lignin-flurfurole resin and molding materia:Ler
based an it. Khal-M. i fiz.-khim. prirod. i sint. polim. no.l:
234-241 162) (MIRA 18:1)
1. Chlen-korr as pond ant All UZSSR (for Usmanov).

BRONO'n7.syjy~ V. ye.; SHAy
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bleparai4on op moldir-9 POwd5rS based on lipirl-furfuzole resr
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m. i fiz..-Ichim. pr1rod. i sint. polim. no.1l2'53--7,rv' 162
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ALFFHOR: Ral&h1mv, A.; Bronovitskiy V Ye
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TITLE: Graphite-based lubricating materials uade from Central-Asian
SOURCE: All UzSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya tekhnicheskikh nauk, no. 3, 1965, 63-66
TOPIC TAGS: natural graphite, graphite containing polymerantifriction layer,
6raphite lubricant, resin lubricant
ABSTIP-ACT: The production of graphite films from natural graphite mined in cp7tain
Central-Asian cites, as well as their mchanical and anticorrosion
were discussed earlier by the present cut))OTS (UZ1'. 1-J.)i7-
-perties of these films ~pr(,d,,!c- m
thev clescribe t1he lubricattng pro
"VD6 'band
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friction machine. Tusls
'~P~isfactorv proportieF, for dry friction operat 10n. 7"- Tl,~
f!xceeded 50-55C, and wenr was moderate. Saryles viih Lt:'i
lubricating pronerties. The friction coeFficient wAs "n
E. nc t i C M~ t
resin containing grap
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practical applications. Orig, art. has: 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Tashkentskiy politekhnicbeskiy institut (Tashkent Polytechnic
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AUTHOR: Dronovskly, Go A**(Engineer); Gallperinj H*.1* (Engineer)
P
ORGi none
TITWt Some aspects of the pr*duction of turbines for the Krasnoyarskaya flydro-
electric Station
SOURCEt Enorgoinushinostroyeniye, no. 3, 1965, )2-34
TOPIC TAGSt hydroelectric power plant, metal casting, welding, turbine
ABSTRACT: Theionstructfon"t;f -the-w6ild's firsts 08 thousand kilowatt
:turbines raised numerous new problems. The authors list and describe in
Aetail basic peculiarities of the construction process. 7he Novo-Kramatorsk
Machine Factory had to develop new procedures for casting the 36.8 t half-
sections of the outer rimt exceeding in size those made for the Bratskaya
hydroelectric station. Sperial methods have been developed also for the
casting of the 8,000 kg vanes by the joint effort of the Central Scientific-
Research Institute for Technical Machine-Building, the Navskly Machine-
Building Factory Im. V.I#Lenlnj and the Leningrad Metallurgical Factory Im.
XXII Congress of the CPSU, The Novo-Kromatorsk Machine Factory had to solve
the problems of producing the extremely large shaft (2300/1900 mm in diameter)
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ii1th a comparatively thin wall of the shaft (200 ntn)o FUrther problems were
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encountered In connection with welding, need for new stronger materialso
and-transportations flew welding methods were designed and tested by the
Institute for Welding im E. 0. Paton; parts were made of three types of
,steelp while the working wheels of the new turbine had to be transported
by ship rather than by.rail, The article is packed with technical data
and descriptions of new technological and engineering solutions, down to a
.-liesciription of the loading of the wheal on the' ship and Its voyage along
i0e~.Northern route# Orig# art* hass. 4 figures.' FJPRS7
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BRONOVSKIYI G.A. inzli.; GALTIRIN, M.I., inzh.
Preparation for the construction of the turbines of the
r
krasnoyarsk Hydroelectric Power Station. LTrudy] LEZ
no.10:24-28 164. (MRA 18:12)

BRONOVSKIV G*Ai.,,-inzh.
Experience in manufacturing velded and catt runners for
the hydraulic turbines of the Bratsk Hydroelectric Power
Station. [Trudy) LMZ no.10:359-375 164. (MIRA 18:12)

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the English. p. 1542
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BROOVSK.IY; G qA., lnzh,; GANZ11. Z.X., dots.: GOLIDSM, A.Ta., inzh.
Technical analvals of different designs of ru=ers and shafts for
hydraulic turbines at the Bratsk Hydroelectric Pbwer Station.
[TrWVI M no;4037-356 '570 (mm nz-4)
(Hydraulic turbines),

s/114/60/000/007/oo8/oog
E194/E455
AUTHOR-. Bronovskly G.A., Engineer
TITLE-. Welded and Cast Runners for the Large Radial-Axial
Water Turbines of the Bratsk Hydro Electric Station
PERIODICAL: Energomashinostroyeniye, 1960, No-7, P~34
TEXT2 The Leningrad Metal Works, for the first time in the
Soviet Union, is mastering the production of welded runners for
the water turbines of the Bratsk Station, which are rated at
230 MW per set. Each runner weighs about 100 tons, has a
maximum diameter of 6100 mm and is 2723 mm high. It consists
of two parts which are bolted'together at the rim on erection
and welded below. Each half-wheel is itself a welded structure
consisting of upper and lower rims and seven blades. All the
parts are of low-alloy steel 20t'C-jl (20GS-L). The separate
parts are joined by electro-slag welding using a flame mouthpiece;
the procedure is described. To protect the blades against
cavitation, appropriate portions of the first experimental runner
are protected by deposition of austenitic steel lgl8H9'T (lKhl8N9T)
as weld metal. The weld metal is deposited automatically with a
strip electrode. In developing the methods of manufacture
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s/114/60/000/007/008/009
E194/E455
Welded and Cast Runners for the Large Radial-Axial Water
Turbines of the Bratsk Hydro Electric Station
appropriate to these very large wheels, the factory has received
considerable assistance from the Institute of Electric Welding
imeni Paton and the Central Scientific Research Institute of
Engineering Technology. Special equipment has been made for
casting and neat-treating the blades and for inspecting their
shape; also for the assembly, welding and intermediate machining
of runner parts. By welding the wheels their hydraulic properties
have been improved, through greater accuracy of configuration of
the flow path and a higher degree of surface finish. In their
technical and economic properties, these welded runners compete
with fully cast runners and once the method of manufaLture has
been fully developed they will cost 10 to 15% less.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5460
LeninGradukly motallichookly zavod. Otdol tekhniohookoy informatail.
Nekotoryyo voprony toichnologii projzvodntva turbin (Certain Problems
in the Manuracture of Turbineo) Nloncow, MachC1z, 1960. 398 P.
(Series: Ito: Trudy, vyp. 7) Errata slip inserted. 2,100 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency: RUM Sovet narodnogo khozyaystva, Leningrad-
skogo ckonomichoolcogo admini3trativnogo rayona, Upravleniye
tyazholoCo mohinootroyenlya, and LenlnSradakly dvnzhdy ordena
Lenina metallichankiy zavod. Otdel takhniahookoy Informatoii.
Ed. (Title page): 0. A. Drobilko; Editorial Board: Reop. Ed.t 0. A.
Drobillco, B. A. Glebov, A. M. Nayzell, and M. Kh. Marnik; Tech.
Ed.: A. I. Kontorovich; Managing Ed. for Literature on Machine-
Building Tachnologyt Ye. P. Naumov, En 'Leningrad Depart
gineer,
ment, Nachgiz.
KWOSE: - This collection of articles Is intended for technical
peroonnel In turbine plants, institutes, planning organizations,
as well as for production innovators.
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Certain Problems (Cont.) sov/546o
COVMVGE: 7he experience of the MZ (Leningradakiy metallichaskiy
zavod - Leningrad !~Otalworlcing Plant) In the manufacture of modern
large-capacity turbines In presented,; 11 lothods for the rationali-
zation of banio manuraoturIng processes and for tho'4neehabizatiod and
automation of manual operations are given. Descriptions of attach-
ments and tools designed by IJ-1Z for Improving labor productivity
and product quality are provided, and advanced inspection methods
discussed. References acoompany some articles. No personalities
are mentioned. There are 26 references: 25 Soviet and 1 English.
TAME OF CONTMITS%
Foreword 3
X. IMI PROCESSING MMMODS 331 MACMIKQ
MW ASSEMLY
Gamze, Z. M. [Engineer]. The Organization, Mothods,and Trends in
Efforts for Improving the Easy Manufaoturability of Designs for
Large Hydraulic Turbines 5
Car'&2
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Certain Problems (Cont.) sov/546o
Dolinakiy, E. D. (Engineer].* The Organization of Lot Produotion
of Steam Turbines
33
Petrov, A. A. [Engineer]. Fine Boring of Steam-Tarbine Cylin-
ders 38
Lisitayn, D. I. A Specialized Machine Tool for Milling the In-
clined Splitting Planes of Stdam-Turbino Diaphragms 45
Plagov, Sh. Z. Proper Utilization of Available Specialized
Equipment 47
Golldaher, A. Ya. [Enjineer]. The Process of Coupling the Shafts
of a Large~ Hydraulic Turboalternator- 55
'Bronovskiy, G. A. [Engineer]. A Welded Joint of a Split Running
Wlle-~-oh-a-Mxed-Flow Turbine 68
Kallnitskiy, S*. L'.-[Englneerl. Certain Univeraal:Fixtures Used
In Turbine Manufacturing 78
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13RON S Y;,P.~A , inzh.; GALIPEJUN, M.I., inzh.
1--,-I ~V-g - -- -
Some special featfir;-s of the Eanufact.,Jre of-tiz-bines for the -
Krasnoyarsk Hydroplectric Power Station. Energcmashilnostroenie
11 no.3.-32-34 Mr 165. (MIRA l8t6)

- - Y~ronovski, Heinz].
BRONOVSKI, Khay~ts ----
Advantages of thin-layer films. Sov-foto 20 no.4:37 Ap 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Chlen teentrallnoy fotograficheskoy komisaii.
(Germany, last-Photography--Yllms)

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CHXVMIDI, S.Kli; BRONOVITSKIY, V.Ye.
Soria dAtm-Wn-l~-eltudy of DzungAriwn iris. Trudy Inst.bot.AN Uz.SSR
no-3:201-207 155. (MLRA 10:1)
Orarmine-Iris) (3rooms mnd brushes)

CHEVRERIDI. S.1h.; BRONOVITSKIY, V.Ys.
Roots of the orchard grass Dactylis gloerata L.
nanufacturing brushes. Trudy Inst.bot.0 Uz.S,SR
(Orchard grass) (Brooms and brnshes)
as material for
no.3:209-214 155.--
(XLRA 10:4)

RAHIMOV. A,; RRONOVIT"KIY, V.Ye.; NIZAEUTIDIN16V, Kh.
Preparn~ion of grephite plastic:s from graphite ores in Central Asia.
Uz!). khim. zhur. 8 no.6L72-78 164, (MIRA 18,4)
1. NaL~chn,,),-~.ssledovai'e--'Llskiy instiltut khimii i '.ekhnolog-'I. khlopkovoy
..seljyulozy Gosudarstvernogo komi-"-.e-.a khimiz:heskoy promyshlennosti pri
Gosplane SSSR.

BRONSHTEYN
1Y11 V
Investigating eclipsing variable RV Ophinchi. Per. zvezdy 6 no-5:
246-255 Mr '48. (MIRA 12:7)
(Stars, Variable)

BRONSHT-T, V.A.
331862. Konfyereyentsya Po Fizikye Planyet. (Kharikov. May 1949 G.)
Byullyetyent, Vsyesoyuz. Astronom.-Gyeodyez. O-va, No 1, 1949, C 45-46.
SO: Letopis' Zhurne
.,llnykh Statey, Vol. 46, Moskva, 1949.

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ASTAPOVICH, I.S.; ~RONSHTEN, V.A.; BUGOSLAVSKAYA, Ye.Ya.;
BUGOSLAVSKAYi, N.Ya; VSEKHMATSKIY, S.K.; IMMAYLOV, A.A.
SIVKOVY S.I.; TER-OGANEZOV, V.T.,- RAKHM4, I.Ye.., red.;
PEGR31,A,OVSMA, R.A., tekhn. red.
(Solar eclipse of February 25, 1952, and its observation] Sol-
nechnoe zatmenie 25 fevra3ia 1952 g. i ego nabliudenie. Sost.
I.S.Astapavich i dr. Pod red. A.A.11likhailova. Moskva, Gos.
izd-vo, tekbniko-teoret. lit-ryy 1951. 175 P. OMA .15:4)
1. Vsesoyuznoye astronomo-geodezicheskoye obshchestvo. 2. Chlen-
korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Mikhaylov).
(Eclipses, Solar--1952)

USSR/AstronoaV - 801ar Eclipse Nov/Dec 52
"Sky Luminosity During Total Eclipse of Sun
V., A; Bronshten
"Astron Zhur" Vol 29, No 6, PP 718-729
Author expounds his theory on auroral ring and
sky light during total eclipse. Considers agree
ment between his computed data and observed ones
as good. Submitted 10 Sep 51.
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USSIf/Geophys ics -Meteors and Comets Zlov- 51
"Plenary Commission on Comets and Meteors," V. A.
Bronshten
"Priroda" No 11, PP 87, 88
An extensive plenary c, ission 'on comets and me-
teors, of the AstTo-Soviet of Acad Sci_W20, vas
he,ld 24-25 Mar-'5'i-i-n--M-o-s-d-o-w--7e-p-orta-were heard
from the following: K.* P. Stanyukovicb and V. V.
Fedynskiy (on cosmogony); Ye. L. Krincv (meteor-
ites); E. K. Gerling (age of Earth' by argon
method); V. A. Bronshten (solar system); V. F.
(f-
Solyanik ormation of solar system and distribu-
tion of atum); B. Yu. Levin (criticism of
2 9
USSR/Geophysics Meteors and Comets Nov 51
(Coutd)
0-. Yu. Shaidt's theory of, cosmogony); ff. S:~tiu-
skaya ~Lenin&ad U Chair of -Gefi~-Astr,and, Meteo.r,
As~r); 1. S. Astapbvich (work of the Astrophys Lab
in'Ashkhabad);'A. M. Bakharev (work of Staliumbad
Obs) -
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BRoNsHTjN, V.A.
.~ r~~-t:4r~
on of the Committee on COmOtO and Meteors. Bjul.VAGO no.11;
Plenary sessi
37-39 152. (91-R& 6:6)
1. Komissiya po kometam i meteoram Astrosoveta Akademii Nauk SSSR.
(Astronomy)

BUGOISUVSKAYA, Ye. Ya.; 27,013KI'L, V___'~k.
Eclipse,-, 0',-3-ar - 1952
Observati_"Iis of the tuotal solar ecliPse of Februar,-!' 0-5, 1~52 bY t'~e exPe"" Of t-e
All-Union Society of Astronomy and Geo--Iev, A~,tron. tL;ir. No. 125) 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, :-:av -1953. Unclassified.

BRCESOM, V.A.
[Index to the'~ vftlls~i"7*f the All-Union As tronoaical-Gaods tic
Society*] UJ~a%&.te`lI'k`DIull6teniu Veasoiuznogo astronamo-
goodesichookogo obishchostva' (1925-19521.Sootavil T.A.Bronshten.
Moskva, 193). 30 p. (MLRA 7:7)
1. Yessoyasnoys astronono-&-sodesicbeskoys obahchestvc.
(Bibliography--Amtronow7) (Astronomy-Bibliography)

PWILIHI I.I.; BRONSHTIN, V.A.. redaktor.
[Xinor planets] Malys planety. Koskya, Goo. isd-vo tekhniko-teoret.
lit-ry, 1953. 412 P. (MIRA 7:6)
(Planets, Minor)