SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BULATOV, S.N. - BULATOVA, R. F.

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SOV/156-58-4-49/49
On the Problem of Experimental Determination of The Drop
Size During Investi-
gations of Extraction Columps With Filter Plates
successfully employed for the determination of the drop
formation in liquid-liquid extractions as well as for further
detailed experiments in the processes.
.3
dequiv. = 1.240 '~r QT mean Ea M] (a)
There are 4 figures and 7 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra protsessov i apparatov khimicheskoy
tekhnologii
Moskovskogo instituta khimicheskogo mashinostroyeniya
(Chair of Processes and Apparatuses of the Chemical
Technology
of the Mc-.cow Institute for Chemical Machine-Building)
SUBMITTED: May 27, 1958
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In"rted.
2,000 copies printed.
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Keep. Ed.t V.A. Uryvayevi Zd.s V.S.
Protopopov) Tech. Zd.1 M-1-
BraynLna.
PURPOSE: This work Is Intended for
atteOrOlogistst hydrologlotO, and
hydrophynicibts t Particularly those
engaged in till study or 6=9 Cf
and lee and evaporation processes.
COMAGEt This book contains papers an
hydrophysles which "r0 Pr*-
aented and discussed at the Third
All-Union Hydrological Conference
In Leningrad, October 1957. The Conference
published 10 VOIUXAS
On various aspects of hydrology or which
this Is mm-i;wY.-'Tn.
editorial board In charge of the series
Includet V.A. Uryvayev
(Chairman), O.A. Alokin, Ye.V. Blirnyak:
(deceased), O.M. Borsuk.
M.A. Velikanov, L.K. Davydov, A.P.
Dom&nltskl3r, D.P. Iftlininp 3.31.
Krltsxly, B.Z. )Wdolln, L.F. MAncia, M.P.
Mankell, D.P. Orlon,
1. V. Popov, A.K. Prookuryakov. D.L.
SokolovoklY, O.A. Spengler,
A.I. Chebotarov, and S.K. Cherkavokty.
Thin voluss, In divided la-
.o 2 sectionz% the first contains reports
from the subsection
for the study of evaporation processes,
and the second C-Int&ins
reports from the snow and Ice subsection.
References accompamy
each article.
T.V_ leandid.t. of Ph-i-I -d
K' z"11n, P-P- Study of the Snow Melting
Process Under the Con.
dl-lono Or Intersected and Wooded Area 22-2
(Candidate or Googrsphical Sciences, DOI
LanIn-
gra Certain Characteristics or the Snow
Cover DiatrIbutlom in
Korthern Kazakhstan 231
OrlBhln Urn he
__T_ b-lj. fJunior Scientific Worker)
Special Peat a In t
D
ia rl.tion of the Snow Cover In Don River
Basin 234..--J
;.-Ianov, Ia. (deceased) fCandidato of
Geographical Sciences,
141F'93'0-ci_6w) Basic Peatlares or Snow
Cover in luropoan VSM
(According to the Data of the Snow Survey)
242
Plakids K 9 (DOc:ntt,C&nd1d&t* of
Technical Sclancool Pro-
Nli_i8~ 'IMng In th S dy of the Ice Regime
of Water Reservoirs
in RolatIon to the Construction of
Xydraulic IngineorIng Sarbor
Installations 243
Byd1n Y I. (Doctor of Techn1cal Sciences,
Laboratory of Llano-
logY.4Z~A~I;grxdj Doyalopment of Certain
Probleas In the 7iolde
of lee Conditions In Bodies or Water 246
BUIRtO~-S-4, [Junior Scientific Worker#
?xIP goo
-Ur_Wa_reF_- cow) Tile Xffoct
C-Znditions In Winter on the lea Regimen
and tht let
Break-up or Rivers
"hullakovskly, L.Q. (Candidate or
Technical Sciences. TxIP Son-
cowl C61011tIng the-AppeiLrance of lea on
Rivers With Naturisl
?law Conditions and on Rivers With
Regulated Dlneh&rV 2%
ShulYakovilkly, L.O. Computing the Onset
of River Preexo-ap
141thout Observation Data for Past years
266
C%rd a/ 14

PLANOVSKIY,, A.N., doktor tekhn.nauk prof.;
BULATOV. S.N., inzb.
Calculation for the overflowing system of column
extractors
equipped with perforated plates. Xhim.mueh.
no.2:10-13 Hr-Ap
16o. (MIRA 0:6)
(Plate towers)

PLAIIOVSKIY, A.N., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.;
BULATOV, S.N., inzh.
Calculation for the separation compartment in column
extractors
with sieve -datest Khim. mash# no. 3:9-11 MY-Je 160.
I (MIRA 14:5)
(Plate towers)

3ULATOV, S. N., Cand. Tech. Sci. (diss) "Investi,-ation
of Hyd-ro-
11 1105-
dynamics of Flows In Extraction A.-paratus with Sieve
Plates," V.
cow, 1961, 1--:', pp. (Moscow Chem. EnEy. Inst.) (KL Supp
1.2-61, 264).

BULATOV, S.N.
Op ------------
Method for calculating the dates of the thawing of ice in
reservoirs with an outlet, and ice melting forecasts for
Kama
Rese.rvoir. Trudy TSIP no.114:3-35 161. (MIRA 14:10)
(Ice on rivers, lakes, etc.) (Reservoirs)

PIANOVSKIY, A.W..; BUIATOV, S.N.; VERTUZA)XV, Ye.D.
Design of sieve-plate column extractors. Khim.prom.
no.5:361+-367
My 162.. (Extraction apparatua) WIRA 15:7)

PLANOVSKIY, A.F.; BULATOV, b,.N.
- ----
Analytical-computation of the number of actual
plates in
a columi-type mass transfer apparatus.
Khim.prom. no.9-
592-596 Ag 162. . (Plate towers) (MIRA 15:9)

PLYASHKEVICH, A.M.; PLANOVSKIY, A.N.; BULATOV,
S.N.; RYABINIII, V.A.
ZELINSKAYA, L.G.
Study of caffeine extraction in the column
extractor with
a,Ave plates. Med. prom. 17 no.6.'32-36 Je'63 (MIRA
17--4)
1. Vsegioyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
khimiko-farmatsev-
ticheskiy institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze i
Moskovskiy insti-
tut khimicheskogo mashinostroyaniya.

BULATOV, T.A.,, inzh.
Contactless devices of program and power supply
automatic con-
trol systems with a short circuit tester for
traction substa-
tions. Trudy TSNII NES no.261:80-102 163. (1,MU
16:9)

BULATOV, Toriy Antonovich, inzli.; aRINIKOV,
Eoris Nikolayevich,
r, heksandr Ivanovich, inzh.; M-UiUKHOV,
Vitaliy Anrlravevich, inzh.; SUKHOPHDSKIY,
III.D., red.;
AYRASHEVA, T.V.J. red.
[Automatic systeris of d.c. trcctian substationsi
Ustroi-
stvi awwmatiki tiagovykh podstatitgii pstoiannoro
tuka.
[IV] T.A.Bulatov i ir. Moskva, Transport, 1965.
215 1).
(IMLiA 18:2)

BULATOVt T.A.1 inah.
Apparatus with contactless elements for the automation of
feedars. Elek.
tepl.tiaga 7 no.110-11 N 63. NIRA 17:2)
",.v
, W~ -

BULkTOV, V. (Falenskiy rayon Kirovskoy oblasti)
A scrmT driver and current indicator.
Politekh.obueb. n0-5:94
MY '5 S) - (AIRA 12:7)
(screwdrivers)

BULATOV, V.
Two years of the work of the departments of
a&icultural financing.
Fin.SSSR 23 no.3-1:56-60 V 162. (MIM 15M)
1. Nachallnik otdela. finansirovaniya sel'altogo
khozya7stva
Sverdlovskogo oblastnogo finansovogo otdela.
(Sverdlovsk Province-Agriculture-Auditing and
inspection)

BABADZHAN, A.A., kand. tekhn.nauk; BDGOMOLOV, V.I.,
inzh., retsenzent4
BULATOV,'V.D., in2h., retsenzent; VETRENKO, Ye.A.,
kand.
tekhn. nauk, red.; VETRENKO, Ye.A., kand. tekhn.
nauk, red.;
LUCHKO, Yu.V., md.izd-va; KOVALENKO, N.I., tekhn.
red.
[Innovators' practce in the copper smelting
industry of the
Urals] Opyt novatorov medeplavillnoi
promyshlennosti Urala.
Pod red. E.A.Vetrenko. Sverdlovsk, Metallurgizdat,
1953,
133 P. (MIRA 16:8)
(Ural Mountain region--Copper industry)

TURUTA, IT.U., dotsent;-BUIATOV. V.P., inzh.
Selecting a method of blasting underground borehole
charges. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav. gor. zhur. no.8:73-78 160. (MIRA
13:9)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut im. V.V.Vakhriisheva
(for Turata).
2. Institat Unipromed' (for Bulatov).
(Mining engineering)

BULATOV,,,Viktor Fadorovich; USHKOV, V.N.,
ratoonzent; PARTSEVSKIY,
VA., red.izd-va; MAKSIMOVA, V.P., tekhn. red.;
KOBDRATIYF,VA, M.A., tekhn. red.
LBoring machine operator in underground mining]
Mashinist
burovykh stankov ns:podzemnykh goiWkh rabotakb.
Moskva,
Gosgortekhizdat, 1963. 147 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(Boring machinery) (Mining engineering)

bull: 570t~.7, 7r. ::r-L*,:,!::"
;,u i: i'.'cr:-.i. G os . fiw ij, n
P no-S:3-'.

-UT(~!, 'I.F.
Efficien,~-- of thr, ~-i-traductitozi of mi-ne
filling systm;s in selec
-'Ief extt-(~, if):!. Diul. tlclj~lh.-akon. inform.
Gos. naucli.
-6 S t 6,1+ (LMIRA 18:1)
-:~sl . riaiv~h. J inforn. 17 no.9:3

MIKULINSKIY, M- A.1 inzY.; SISIN, A. G., itzh.;
TIMOFEYEV, B. A.,
inzh.; BULATM, V.- G., inzb.
Analytical method of determining the optiMAM
parameteres of
durape when truch haulage is used. Izv. vyS. ucheb
gor.
zhur. 5 no.8:1&-25 262. (,,,, i57:'IvO3 "
1. Ural'skiy rmuchno-issledovatellskiy i
proyektnyy, institut,
mednoy proryshlemnosti. Rokomendovana kafedroy
otkrytykh rabqt
Sverdlovskogo gornogo institute imeni Vakhrusheva.
(Mine haulage)

BULA'LOV, V.G., mashinist ekskavatora
They carried out two work norms. Transp.stroi. 15
no-10:32-33
0 165- 18:12)
1. iN-lekhanizirovannaya kolonna 110.44 tresta
TSentros-Lroy-
mokhanizatsiya.

BULATOV, V.I.; KRICHEVSKIYj, L.M.; RDOIANt A.F.;
SHVARTSMAN, A.Z.
Gentration system for rotation apparatus with a
constant focal
distance whose source of irradiation is rotated
around the
patient, Vest* rent, i rad. 35 no. 5--.56-57 My-Je
160.
(MIRA 14:2)
(RADIO-GRAPHY-EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES)

KRICHEVSKIY, L.M.; SHURTSKUP A.Z.
Biprojective arteriography with single arteriograms
taken at a time
decided on beforehand. Vast. rent, i rad. 36 no.
1:57-59 Ja-F 161.
1 (MIRA 14:4)
1. Iz rentgenovskogo otdeleniya (nachallnik. - kandidat
meditsinsk-ikh
nauk L.D. Gubskiy [deceased] Glavnogo voyennogo
gospitalaya,imeni
Akademika N.N. Burdenko (Nachaltnik L.I. Lyalin)
(ARTERIES-RADIOGRAPHY)

BULAT(Y-1, V.I., inzlj.
Shock ab3orber of it new design. Put' i put.khoz. 7
no.9238
163. (MIRA 16: 10)
1. Putavaya manhinnaya stantsiya No.40 Gortkovskoy
dorogi.

GUBSKIY, L.Di [doceased]; BULATOV) V.I.; SlIVAMSMA14, A.Z.
Device for mking kymographs of reembent patients. Vest.
rent. i rad.
36 no.4:'70-72 Jl-Ag 161. (KYMOGii&PH) (MIiA 15:2)

BULATOV, V.I.; SHVARTSMAN, A.Z.
ModerniZation of the wiring system in the URD-105-K4 and
URDd-110
apparatus. Vest.rent.i red. 34 no.2-71-75 Mr-Ap '59.
(MIRA 13:4)
(ROINTGENOLOGT, appar. & instruments
URD-105A4 & URDd-110., modification of
electrical scheme (Ras))

BULATOVp'V.1.; KRICHEVSKIXt...L.M.; AOZO
Device for pitature-tald in the secoiid projection in
angiography
with a sir4gle serial cassette. Vest. rent. i rad. 35
no. 4:56-61
j1;-4 160. (MIRA 14:2)
1. 1z rentgenologicheskogq..otdelaniya (nachallnik -
kand.med.nauk
L,D, Gubskly (deceaaad)) dlkvnogo voyannago
gospit&laya imeni
akad. N.1q. Burdenko (nachallnik L.I. Lyalin).
(ANGIOGRAPHY-EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES)

-L.'22713-66 Uh
/0102/0102
ACC NR: AF6002933 0
AUTHORSs -Khatskelevioh, Ya. D ;,Bulatoi,, V..K,j Popov_.S,
A,; Mityakov, A, Is 117~
ORG: none
TITLEs A r-controlling.relay-contact commutators, Class 42#
No,
177159
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobretenly i tovarrjykh znakov, no. 24,
19650 102
TOPIC TAGS: relay system, electronic circuit reliability,
commutator
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a trigger for
controlling relay-
contact commutators. The trigger contains transistors with
the windings of the
relay in their collector circuit. The design increases the
reliability of the
trigger and reduces its response time. The bases of the
transistors are con-
nected with the contacts of one of the relays. This relay
connects the input of
the trigger to the bases of the transistors (see Fig. 1). The
emitters of the
transistors are Joined together and are connected to the
voltage source through
a resistance and the contacts of the sedond relay. Diodes are
connected between
the base and the emitter of each transistor,
Card 1/2 UDCi 681.142:621.374.3

~,S, (,) Z- '4 -/ e, ~,' I~~ Al'
Valerii Nikolaevich Bulatov; obituary. Vest. ILU 17
no.12:142 '62.
(~aRA 15:7)
(Bulatov Valerii Nikolaevich, 1939-1962)

BERI.ZYUK,- G-S-; ROGOV, L.V.~ SHAIAYEV, I.L.
P
Determination of the
derivatives of radon
5 no.6:3a-34 160.
(RADOX)
coefficient of rqtentior- of half-life daughter
in the respiratory qrgans of man. Med.rad.
(MIRA 13:12)
(RESPIRATORY SYSTEM)

BUI.ATOVO V.V.; )(AINAUKROV, 1;.A,,
Increasing the effe--tiveness of rook
dislytegra'Lion in ,-fl!,
dr-illJ.ng of deep wallo. Neft. kh,:,z. 41
no.7913-17
( ~ v T, A, --- " -. - )

Ff,',D(')it(;V, V.9-,; BIHAT-Al, V,V,, ATEK.TEYiT, Y,.i,,7.
ComparaUve data on specific acll~ratLonr, in the (disintegration
of rocks unier field and laboratory conddtions. Neft, khoz.
41 no. 14 163. (14JRA 17,-?)

BULATOV, V.V.
Zones of rock disintegration under high pressures.
Izv. v1s.
ucheb. zav.; nett' i gaz 5 no.7:19-23 t62. (MIRA
16:7)
1. Grozntsnskiy neftyanoy institut.
(Oil well drilling)

T -
FEDDROV, V.S.;,BULATOV, V.V.
Stressed state in the bottom hole and the determination of
the
cutting hardness of rocks. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; neft' i gaz
6
no.9:31-35 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Grozneinskiy nefAyanoy institut.

BULATOV. V.V.; KHALIMOV, A.I.
From operating practices of the M,1-81 complex at the
"Baydayevskiye
uklony" Mine. Ugol ' 39 no.2.30-34 F 164. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Shakhta ItBaydayei~kiye uklony", Kuzbass.

BULATOV.9 V.V.
Determining the hardness of rocks under high confining
pressuni-by means of the pressing-in method. Izv. vyS.
ucheb. smv.; neft' i gaz 5 no,3:31-36 162. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Grozrienskiy neftyanoy institut.

of -11--j 2-o",
of pressu-r-c-, L,,-v. v-yo. uc~-e,-.
-az
a C) 9--34 C'J.3 loll
r o zr;c~, n!3 il - ne t -.,L" loy i Tis tut

BUL&TOV,._ VqV.
Temperature stresses of rocks in -%vll walls. Neft.
khoz.
43 no.2t23-26 F 165. (MIRA ISW

2r'575 fr,~i,rs
T~
-4 4
Ap 165.
tlvev;~ 11 Aye"

KHALIYDV, A.I., inzh.; BULATOV, V.V., inzh.;
VLADIMIROV, G.G., inzh.
Making 2,075 mpters of mining in 31 workdays.
Shakht. stroi.
9 no.7:9-11 ~l 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Shakhta "Baydayevskiye uklony" kombinata
Ku2bassugoll.

BULATOV, V,V.; KA.(NAIJKHOV, L.A.
Increasing th-, rfiaiency of bits used in
turbine drilling;
a topic for discussion. Neft. khoz. 41 no.
12i1-5 D 163.

TREFILOV, A.A.; IIIANOV, D.P., veterinarnyy vrach;
KRUGLIKOV, B.P.; VOVK, A.M.,
mladshiy rutuchnyy sotrudnik; VEGLINA, M.P.,
veterin.-i-racha BULATOV, Ya.P.
Veterinary preparations and equipment. Veterinariia 41
no.3.94-104
Mr 164- (MlRA 18:1)
1. NachalliLik otdela zooveterinarnykh tovarov Soyuznogo
tresta po
snabzheniyu. sellskogo khozyaystva
veterinarno-zootekhnicheskim
oborudovaniyem, instrumentariyem i medikamentsmi (for
Trrzfilov).
2. Ministerstvo sellskogo khozyaystva BelorusskoV SSR
(for Ivanuv).
2. Zaveduyushchiy khimicheskim otdelom Ivanovskoy
oblastnoy veterinar-
noy laboratoriyey (for Bulatov). 4. Zaveduyushchiy
radiclogicheskim
otdelom Iv-snovskoy oblastnoy veterinarnoy I-9boratoriyey
(for Kruglikov).
5. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
eksperimental?noy
veterinarii (for Vovk).

PPLATOV, Ya.P.
Table for determining aodium chloride in feeds and
pathological material. Vetarinariia 41 no.11:92
N '64. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Zaveduyushchiy khimicheskim otdelom Ivanovskoy
oblastnoy
veterinarnoy laboratorii.

BULATOV Yuj
JARTASHOV, N., dotsent; KULTYSHEV, V., dotsent
I
Special *ding for coarse crushing. Na stro.i.Ros. 3
no.6:
8-10 A 162. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Glavnyy Inzh. Kachkanarrudstroya (for Bulatov). 2.
Urallskiy
politekhnicheskiy institut (for Kartashov, Kultyshev).
(Crushing machinory)

ZORINA, A.V., starshiy inzhener; ESTU11MA, A.I.,
inzh.;,gPLI~4TOVA
A. M.
inzh.; AL&SKAV, S.A., doteent, red.;
SHIRNOVAO'G.V.4~,-IMH d.
[Time norms for die and precision costing operations
in foundries
for general mnehinery manufacture]
Obshchemashinostroitel'nye
normativy vremeni na litainye raboty pri lit's pod
davleniem i po
vyplavliaenorm modeliam. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashino-
stroit.-promyshl. 1939. 58 P. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-issledovateltakiy inatitut truda.
TSentrallnoye
byuro promyshlennykh normativov po trudu. 2.
Nauchno-issledovatell-
skiy institut takhnolorii i organizateii proizv dstva
aviatsionnoy
promyshlennosti (for Zorina. Estulina, Bulatova3.
(Die cavting) (Precision casting)

ZORINA, A.V., starshiy inzhener; ESTULINA, A.I.,
inzh.; ~PkATOVA
inzh.; ALEKSEYEV, S.A., dots., red.;
VLADII-11HOVA,
L.A., telchn. red.
[Time no--ms established in the general machinery
industry for
die casting and precision casting
operations]Obshchei;ashino-
stroitellnye norma'ivy vre,
11 , Tieni na liteiriye raboty pri litle
pod davlenie i po vyplavliaemym Eodeliam. Iloskva,
I-,ashgi-,
1962. 57 p. (I-nRA 15: 10)
1. Mloscow. TSentrallnoye byuro pronyshlenpykch
no=ativov po
trudu. 2. I'lauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut
mashinostro,,,c-
niya i tekhnologii (for Zorina, Estulinh,
Bulatova).
(Die casting-Production standards)
(Precision casting-Production standards)

30971. BUL-~.TOVA, A. F. AM TKOBOV, A. I.
--
Frimemenie antirc:til,-tiloendoteliallnoy
tsitotoicsiclieslcoy cyvorotki akail.
Bo7omol,,rtsa pri le Chf?'Tlii infarkta miokarda. Doklad
na nalich. sess-ii In-ta
im. Sk]-ifosovskoro. Dek. 1946 g. V sb: Vopro.V ostro~~
vnifti-p-nney klinttd
F., 1949, s. 710-90

1.0
i5 YaY 57
3335. BULAD)VA A. 1). '1 T In e diagnosis vi-atil Of
nlezastas:s
0 n * o t h cnvocard"uni (Rus;;an. zext) Kt.1-N ME'D.
( N I os k. )10 3 5, 3 3, 11 (74 ~'- 7 3 i
Description o: a man aged 61 yr. . with, an 'noperable
gastric carcer wino. .11tel. A
month in hosFital, suddenly presented a state of shock
with precovd;al pa-n. tacnv-
-d-*a and si%eating. Tile fe"' ventricle and tile
liver were enla~-ed.The presurap-
ai ' Ak b
c
tion was a niEtastasis of c-ancer --..to the
mvocardiurn. Au*,opsv co,-.*';rnied this suu.-
position by the finding among metastases in other
organs of a small. fresh -umt~-,ir
in tile posterior wall of tile right ventricle which,
correspondect irilcroscopically to
the structure of tile gastric cancer. Kraus - Arad
(Vl, 5,16)
Iz polikliniki Ministerstva zd-ravookhraneniya SsSR
(Dir, I. ~. 14ironenko

BULATOVA, A. 3.
~~;-~7,z, ~;;~ -j L, z~!--
"The Influence of 11henol and Mercuric Chloride on the
aesFiration of 'Quiescent'
Bacilli Coli", Zhur Mi.-robiol, Epidemiol i Immunobi-1, No.
9, pp 22-26, igro.

BULATOVA, A. S.
LrosR#Iedicine - Sulfanilamides Jan 53
"The Effects of White Streptocide and of Sulfidin on
the Respiration of B. coli Which Are in a State of
Rest," A. S. Bulatova, Chair of Biochem, Moscow
Phanwiceutical Inst, Min Pub Health USSR
"Zhur Mikrobiol, Epidemiol, i Immunobiol" No 1,
pp 68-69
White stre-Ptocide (I) and sulfidin (II) do not in-
hibit the respiration of B. coli completely, as do
HgC12, phenol, and KCN. This may be due to the
lower solubility of the sulfa drugs in water. II has
a stronger effect than I, which is possibly due to
the decompn of II in the bacterial cell.
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P-A

BULATOVA. A.S.
...... ........ __
Sclontific and methodologic work of the
corronpondence depart-
ment of the Moscow Pharmacy Institute. Apt.delo 4
no.3:24-26
ltr-Je '55. (MLRA 8:8)
1. Iz zaochnogo otdeleniya Moskovskogo
farmatsevticheskogo
instituta Ministerstva zdravookhranonlya SSSR.
(PHAMACY, education,
in Russia. correspondence courses)

SEREBRYAKOVAJ. L.N.; BULATOVA, A.V.
Improving the method for the preparation of
vanadium pentoxJde.
Prom. khim. reak. i osobo chist. veshch. no.1:13-14
163.
(MIRA 17:2)

L 41590-m65 - ZEWT (m)/El).r (c Pr 4 1
AUCZSSION NR: ~AT5008637 S/2933/64/007/000/0?-56/02'59,'
A11THORS: Obolentsev, R. D. (Doctor,cf.chemioal.Boiences);
Gavrilova,__~.__P.;
Bulatovat ~F.
-.TITLE- Determination of disulfide sulfur in pLt)~oLeiR_products
SOURCE: - AN - SSSR. Basbk-irskiy filial..'. Xhiniya-seraor ibheskikh
soyedineniy,
gan
soderzhashchikheye v neftyakh ~ i nefteproduktakht - v. 7, 1964
256-259
TOPIC TAGS; beftene, kerosenel petroleum# polarographio analysis,
dielectric
permeability, sulfur/ LP 55 Polarographic system
ABSTRACT: The disulfide content in benzene and kerosene petroleum
products distil- i;
lates was determined,by the polaregraphic method. Various solutions
of"i'lalden salts
and lithium eblorides were used as flue base electrolyte. The beat
solvent Was
found to be 0.01511 solution of tetramc-thylammonium iodide in
dimethylformamide.
This solvent has a high dielectric permeability and dissolves
petroleum products
satisfactorily. A total of eigbt disulfide half-wave potentials were
recorded and
the disulf-ide sulfur content of petrole-am distillates was
determined with a con-
centration of 0.005 to 0.15% by weigbt. Synthetic dibutyl-disulfide
and diphenyl-
disulfide solutiono were prepared in petroleum fractions oontaininG
no disulf ide
sulfuru The new &.gulfide content vms determined by the polarographic
method.
.Card 1/2

BULATOVA, F.D..
Case of systemic lupus erythematosus with an
atypical
courpe. K~in. med. 40 no.12: 119-120 D 162.
(14IRA 3-7:2)
1. Iz m8diko-sanitarnoy chastijnachal'nil~ A.I.
Zveynek)
Nefteproiftyslovogo upravleniya "Ishimbayneft'"
Bashkirskoy
ASSR.

USSR/Astronomy - Position, Nov/Dec 53
Computation of
"Comparison of Methods by A.N. Deych and
A. Koenig
Concerning Photographic Determination-of
Position
of Object From Two Reference Stars," '
F.F. Bulatova
!Main Astron Observ), Acad Sci USSR
Astron Zhur, Vol 30, No 6, pp 655-658
Compares basic formulas by'A.N. Deych
(Astron Zhur
25, 1 (19481 and by','A. .-[oenig, (A.N.
277, [19491)
and presents computations by both
methods. Rec
4 Oct 53.
273T78

BUIATOVA, F. F.
.
itione of minor planets according to photograpble
Exact pos
observations at Pulkovo. Izv.GAO 20 no.1:84-93
155.
(14IRk 13:5)
(PlaDets. 14inor)

BULATOVA, F.F.; CHIJDOVICIIEVA, O.N.
Accurate positions of minor planets according to
photographic
observations in Pulkovo. Izv.GAO 20 no.4:133-136
157.
(MMA 13: 4)
(Planets, Minor)

POTTER, Kh.I.; BULATOVA, F.F.
Observations of lunar occultations of stars at the
Main Astrom-
mical Observatory in Pulkovo in 1956. Astron.tsir.
no.180:23
Itr 157. (MIRk 13:4)
(Occultations)

ETLATOVI, G. A.; T"n-ITS"~YA, V. A.; ALPT:'MVTI;", TI. V.;
17-~~,--1`1,7',
"'r4ne Structizre -)f '11,.wne'ic Stormg in I~esncct of
-~!'.,ntinns.lr T_j
ronort f,-:lr th--~ intl. Conf. on Cxnic PAys nm~ '7,irth
3t,)ris

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DANJ'LKT~q V.A.; KONSTANTINOV, 1,~.; BUIATOVA, G.I.
Determination of hydrogen in solid aluminum and
aluminum alloys.
Zav.lab. 27 no-3:259-261 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Aluminum-Hydrogen content)
OWrogen-~-Aa~ijwiw)

S/137/62/000/002/00~/11
A006/A1O1
AUTHORS. Bulatova, L, G., Viltnyanskiy, Ya. Ye.
TIME. Interaction of chromic chloride with oxygen
PERIODICAL, Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no, 2, 1,062.
18, abstract 2A81~1
("Metallurg. i khim. prom-st' Kazakhstana. Nauchno-tekhn. sb.",
1961, no. 2(12), 68-73)
TEXT: Preliminary thermodynamical calculations of chromic and
chromous
chloride reactions with 02 revealed the possibility in
principle of the full
transformation of Cr chlorides into Cr203. The reaction
2CrCl3tsol + 1.5
02(g~~ -,Cr203(sbl!d) + 3C'2(jas) was experimentally investiga
ed.iqhe rate
of is P action was determine as a function of 02
concenttation, the velocity
of the gas flow, temperature and duration of interaction.
Experimental data are
represented.'In graphs in lgK versus (1/T) 103 coordinates
-The nature of graphs
6
and the.-attivation energy values E show that at 350 - 1100 C,
the process takes
place in the kinetic range (E - 31-34 kcal/mole). At 500 - 600
0C diffusion
conditions take place (E 7 - 10 kcal/mole); in the 400 - 5000C
range there Is
an intermediate zone; (E 19 kcal/mole). Experimental data
presented in
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3/1-37/62/000/002/008/144
interact-ion of chromic chloride with oxygen A006/AI01
"transformation degree versus time" coordinates, are
S-shaped curve,~. The averEp
rate, calculated by dividing the degree of CrCl 3
transformation into Cr203 by
time, was taken as the reaction rate. On the basis of the
curve type the conclu-
sion is drawn that this reaction is of an autocatalytic
nature. At the beginning
of the process the reaction rate depends considerably on
the velocity of the air
current. From 1.5 minute and more duration, the reaction
rate depends very weakly
on the gas flow velocity. At low 02 concentrations and
short duration of the
reaction, the rate of the latter depends on 02
concentration in the gas accord-
ing to an equation of the first order, At 1% 0 in the
initial gas, the rate
of CrCl3 .5 - 0.7~/min at 5000C. This entails
transformation into Cr203 's 0
the practical conclusion on the necessity of protecting hot
CrCl3' obtained
during chloi~ination of ore or Fe-Cr, against the effect of
air 02 during cooling.
The interaction of' CrCl with 02 belongs to type 3 of
topochemical reactions
(according to Roginskiy~ and can be schematically described
by equation
Asolid + n1Bgas Csolid + n2Dgas.
G. Prents
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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BUIATOVA, L.H.; BLUATOV, N.M.
Clinical charaoteriatice of an outbreak of vernal
tick-borns
encephalitis in the Aktash District of the Tatar
A..S.S3R- in
1957. Iss.-maii.shur. 40 no.2:48-53 Mr-Ap '59. (MIU
12:11)
1. In Aktashokoy myonnoy bollnitay (glavny7 vraoh
rayonA -
G.:E,BakliLnov).
(AKUSH DISTRICT--HNCEPH&LITIS)

7e V;
ussR/Magnetism - Ferromagnetism F-4
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 12006
Author : Shur, Ya.S., Kandaurova, G.S., Shtol'ts,
Ye.V., Bulatova,
L.V.
Inst : Institute of Physics of Metals, Ur9l' Branch,
Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Sverdlovsk.
Title : Investigation of Magnetization Processes in a
Righ,Coer-
cive MnBi Alloy by Means of Powder Patterns.
Orig Pub : Fiz. mets1lov i metallovedeniye, 1956, 3,
No 1, 191-192
Abstract : The mignetic structure of the MnBi alloy
and its varia-
tion in the magnetic field vere studied. The specimens
had He -- 1,000 oersted and consisted of individual
par-
ticles of a MnBi alloy measuring - 15 -- 20 microns,
insulated by layers of Bi. In certain crystals there
were observed on a plane parallel to the hexagonal axis
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USSR/Magnetism - Ferromagnetism F-4
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 12006
several fundamental regions with 1800 boundaries,
and on
the end of the regions there were observed
dagger-like
closing regions, whose magnetization is
anti-parallel to
the mignetizatioa of the basic region. The
magnetization
of such crystals took place by shifting the
boundaries.
In other cases, the entire surface of the crystal
consis-
ted of one fundamental region, on the ends of which
there
were closing regions. During magnetization of such
crys-
tals the closing regions vanish after the f'Lpll
reaches
a certain value, and. as the field is reduced they
appear
again.. However, if the maximum of the magnetizing
is in-
creased, it is possible to obtain such a state,
vhereby
a reduction in the magnetic field does not cause the
reap-
pearance of the closing regions, and then the
demagnetiza-
tion process is effected by rotating the
magnetization
vector.
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126-2-6/3
,AUTHORS: Shur, Ya. S., Shtol'ts, Ye. V. )Kandaurova, G. S. M
Bulatova. L. V.
TITLE: On the Domain Structure of the High Coercitivity
ManganElse-Bismuth Alloy. (0 doi,,iennoy strukture
vysokokoertsitivnogo splava marganets-vismut).
PERIODICAL: Fizika 1detallov i Metallovedeniye, 1957, Vol-5,
No.2,
pp. 23L~-240 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On thE! basis of available information on hii~h
coercitivity
alloys, it can be assumed that the distinguishing feature
of this class of ferromagne-tics is the presence in -these
of a single domain structure,as a result of vihich the
magnetization is effected in such ferromagnetics by
rotatiou processes. The high coercitivity state can
occur only if the sinrle domains have a hi0i magnetic
anisoti-opy. However, within the framei,,ork of this
conception it is not possible to ex-plain some of the
phenomena which were observed earlier by the author and
his team in high coercitivity ferrouia~,netics, for instance,
the ma-netic teii,., erature hysteresis (Ref.1), -the map:netic
CD
viscosity (Ref.2~, particular properties of magnetically
0
anisotropic specimens produced from poviders of the
Card. 1/4manganese-bismuth alloy (Ref.3). Therefore, it is

126-2-6/35
On the Domain Structure of the High Coercitivity
Man.-anese-Bismuth
Alloy.
important to observe directly the domain structure and its
changes caused by the effect of a ~maSnctic field and for
this T)UrpOse the authors carried out the here described
invesligations for studyinL; the dlomctin Structure of the
high coercitivity alloy manL-;anese-bismuth, usinE the
povider pattern method. The Mn-Bi alloy was selected for
the ex-oeriments because it has the hiE~hest ma[~netic
anisotropy energy; %,;hen. crushed into finer particles the
coercive force in particles of the order of 10 to 2011
reaches up to 5000 Oe -and it can be assumed that,as a
result of the high value of the ma,7netic anisotropy
constant, such comparatively larG~e particles will have
either a rinE;le do-ulain or a nearly sin-le domain maGnetic
ZD
structure,,.,.rhich can be detected by powder patterns.
Attempts to study the domain structure were inade by
various authors (Ref.4) but the re.~~ult.s did not allow any
definite conclusions on the doLaain structure of the high
coercive alloys and particularly on the ma-,-.~-netization,
process itself. The experiment" were -Made on c-vlindrical
specimens, 6 mm dia., 10 im, long produced by sintering in
vacuum of manganese and bismuth Dowders at 300 0C for one
Card 2/4hour. It was established microsco-Dicall7. that
after such

126-2-6/35
LI _ty Man;,-anese-Bismuth
On the Domain StructuTe of th(. Eigl~ Coerci'-i,,rj
Alloy.
sinLering, the specimen con-.i-,Ls of fori:,.ations of the
mangar..ese-bismulh compound with dimensions of 15 to 2011
separated by interlzayers of bismuth luid mangaliese; the
Li
speciriLens had. a coercive force of the order of 1000 Oe.
The results are described and the powder patterns are
reproduced in a niniber of photo Gr',Whs. These show 'UhUt
in a manganese-bismuth alloy consisLinf, of LIABi crystal-
lites of sizes of 15 to 2511 and separated from each other
by non-ferromagnetic interlayers, the process of
remagnetization parallel to the axis of the easfcst
ma--netization can T)roceed in the followill[w, two ways:
by0the fori:iation o! nuclei, their grow-th Puld
transiorz~ation
of some of these in the r8nL~,e of reversible magnetizatic-i
and a displacement of 180 boundaries between the
individual areas, whereby a coercive force of 1000 Oe
cLui be achieved; solely by rotation uhich is achieved if
the maE~netizinr-- force is adequate for anihilating the
rema-netization nuclei,which excludes occurrence of
closinG areas,and in this case the coercive force can
reach several thousand Oe. Apparently the revealed
features are due to the fact that the dii,iensions in the
Card 3/4 investigated crystallites are near -'U-o 'u-1-le
critical size

126-2-6/35
On -the Domain Structure of the HiGh Coercitivity
"'a-z-anese-Bismuth
U
Alloy.
of transition to the sinc-le dol.,tain structure. It can be
assui-.ied tbat in other hij-i coercive maLari~~ls a similar
character of the rema,,_,netizL,,-Uior_ processes take place
but in ferroma-netics with a maCnetic anisotbropy smaller
C.-I
than the MnBi allov it should be possible to observe
this i)henomenon in tiic case thal.- L11o' individual ferro-
mai~netic formations are of smaller sizes.
There are 3 fi-ures and 8 referenices, 4 of -uhich are
Slavic.
SUB14ITTED: March 21, 1957.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Metal Physics, Ural Branch of the
Ac,Sc.
U.S.S.R. (Institut Fiziki 1,,letallov Ural' sko,--,-o
Filiala
AIT SSSR).
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
Card 4/4

AUTHORS: Novikov, S. S., Korsakove, I. S.,
S/153/60/003/01/036/058
Bulatova, N. N. BO11/BOO5
TITLE: On the Addition of Nitroalkanes to
P,P-Dimethyldivinylketone
PERIODICAL: Izvesti3ra vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeni3r. Xhimiya i
khimicheskaya
tokhnologiya, 1960, Vol 3, Nr 1, PP 132-134 (USSR)
TEXT: Although O,P-dimethyldivinylketone contains 2 double bonds,
substances with
one single mobile hydrogen atom are mainly added to one single
nonsubstituted
vinyl group under experimental conditions (in accordance with 1.
N. Nazarov, Ref 2
The presence of double bonds in the addition products of the
substances mentioned
in'the title was proved by hydrogenation of
7-nitro-2-methyl-octen-2-one-4 on
Pt-black (see Schemo). Trinitr-methane adds easily to
P,P-dimethyldivinylketone
at room temperature.. 7,7,7-trinitro-2-methyl-hepten-2-one-4 (I)
is formed here.
0
Dinitromethane reacts with the same ketone at 30-35 .
1,1-dinitroethane reacts
slowly with the ketone at room temperature. Diethylamine used as
a catalyst ac-
celerates the reaction considerablg so that it may be finished
within 1-2 h. Nitro
ethane reacts with ketone at 80 in the presence of diethylamine
within 8 h.
In consequence of the reaction of nitromethane with
P,P-dimethyldivinylketone, a
mixture of 2 nitroketones forms in the presence of diethylamine
at 75-800 (within
7 h): 7-nitro-2-metliyl-hepten-2-one-4 M (the reaction product of
nitromethane
with one ketone molecule) and
7-nitro-2,12-dimethyl-tridecadiene-2,11-dione-4,10
(VI) (the reaction product with 2 ketone molecules). Even with
the use of a tenfol,
excess of nitromethane, a mixture of the two ketones (V and VI)
is formed. Besides
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On the Addition of Nitroalkanes to P,P-Dimethyldivinyl-
S/153/60/003/01/036/058
ketone BOII/B0O5
the nitroalkanes mentioned, the authors investigated the
addition of nitroaceticr,
and dinitroacetic ester to P,P-dimethyldivinylketone. Ethyl
ester of nitroacetic 11~
acid may add to the ketone in the presence of diethylamine at
room temperature.
Dinitroacetic eater reacts with the ketone without a catalyst
under strong devel-
opment of heat. The yields and properties of the substances
obtained are given
in a table (P 133). There are I table and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
Moskovskiy inzhenerno-fizicheakiy institut
(M,Iscow Institute of Physics and Engineering)
March 18, 1959
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IVAIMA (Korsmkova) ,; MUT,OVlk IIITCVlWV ~ S~S.
--- ----
Ad6ition of nitroacetic acid esters to *,:ctoncs.
Izv. AN SSSR. Otd.khim.nauk no.5,.921-922 liv 162.
Orfmm _15:6)
I. Institut organicheskoy khimii im. II.D.Zelinsl:ogo
U'. 6 SRI.
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orythr9croo at cordate-
sh (concentration of
benioglobin and lotentAty
of o en
tilization). P. A.
Rorshuev wid N. flulatuva.
A71gadY
Akad. Nawk 5,S.S.R. 70.
l49-5l(l9SOj.-EryIbtocytc2
taken (")in blood by heart
puncture of Rito r1arato
(1) and
rryton pastimmit (11) sbow
the following
charaderlstics:
Blood of I and 11 curtains
few erythmeytes. but these
ut
low cu. p) witb a h4gh
sedfinentatim rate; beroo-
I
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BUL-WOVAJ N. N.
U`SR/Medicine - Cholinesterase
Erythrocytes
1 Mar 50
ItComparative Investigations of the Activity of Cholinesterase
in hrythrocytes With
Different Resistances to Hemolysis," Kh. S. Koshtoyarits, Corr
Mem, Acad Sci U,C,-R,
N. N. BulRtova, Inst of Animal Horph imani Sevcrtsov, Acad Sci
USSR
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LIXI, No 1, pp 199-200
Investigates role of cholinesterase in erythrocytes in two
series ofxperiments:
the first testing effect on speed of hemolysis of erythrocytes
of inhibiting action of
cholinesterasej and the second comparing activity of
cholinesterage in erythrocytes
of various animals whose erythrocytes differ in their resistance
to substances
causing hemolysis. Finds inhibition of cholinesterase increases
speed of hemolysis,
and erythrocytes with greatest resistance to hemolysis siiow
greatest activity of choline-.
terase. Submitted 14 Jan 50.
AD ?A 165T39

.k
r. A.; MLAMIA, N. N.
Blood - Corpuscles and Platelets
Respiratory function of the blood of dolphins. Trudy Inst. morf.
zhiv. no. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
November -1951, Uncl.
2

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nun'nw , t"#, t". . A01WAb"I-V , r. A.
Black 8ea. - Mackerel
Erthrccites and hemoglobin of the Black Sea mackerels. Trudy
Inst.morf.zhiv.t no. 6, 195~
9. Monthly List SIf Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
November 105/, Uncl.
2

BULATOVA~ N. N.
Disssrt4,tion: "Some characteristics of the Respiratory
Mountain Animals." Cand Biol Sci, Moscow Order of Lenin
23 Apr 54. (VecheiTAyaya Moskva--Moscow, 14 Apr 54)
Function of the Blood in
State U imeni M. V. Lomonsov,
SO: SUM 243, 19 Oct, 1954

AUTHORS: Savitskiy, P., Finkel', E., Serenko, V.,Bulatova,N.
69-1-19129
TITLE The Use of Radioactive Isotopes for Scientific Research
(Pri-
meneniye radioaktivnykh izotopov v nauchnykh isgledovaniyakh)
PIMIODICAL: AtQianaya Energiya, 1956, Vol. 4, Nr 1, pp. 92 - 96
(ussR)
ABSTRACT: From September 9, to September 2o, 1957 a Congress
was con-
vened by the UJMSCO, which dealt with the use of radioactive
isotopes. A total of 39 sessions took place, at which 2o6
lectures were delivered. Of these lectures 49 were delivered
by representatives from the USSR, 38 by representatives of
France, 31 by such from the USA, and 29 by representatives from
Great Britain. The following leotare2 deserve special mentionj
Physics.-
Formation of long-lived A126 from Mg25(d,n and Mg26J3,n)
Production of the short-lived isotopes Mg2~9 1132, 1 1 F18
Production of Cs137: (Great Britain)-from phosphorous tunguten
acid as a phosphate,
(USSR) - from ferrocyanide as a chloride.
A new electromagnetic method for the separation of a,B, and
active isotopes.
Metal Industry:
Investigation of diffuaion phenomena.
Card 1/3 Investigation of the transmission of electricity in
"solid"

The Use of Radioactive Isotopea for Scientific Research.
89-1-19/29
liquids.
The use of Cr5l as a proof for the stability of inert metal
coverings.
The measuring of the interspaces between the rotor and the sta-
tor of high pressure steam turbines with IrI92.
The influence exeVoised by irradiation upon semiconductors.
Investigation of the velocity of corrosion in solids at high
temperatures. rhe measuring of cation mobility in a mixture of
molten oxides.
Analytical and Physicql Chemistry:
Chromatography in ion exchangers.
Investigation of catalytic processes.
Investigation of the construction and the properties of hetero-
poly-compounds.
Explanation of platinum-sublimation phenomena.
The sulphurization of metallic surfaces.
Determination of the thickness, nature, and phyzical-chemical
properties of extremely thin coating applied to glass.
Dosimetryt
Determination of the sum doue with end-point colors.
The use of phenol solutions and trichlorethylene for the dosi-
metry of f-rays and neutrons.
Geophyeica: 32/S34
Card 2/3 Determination of the S content of meteorites and of
the
earth.

The Use of Radioactive Isotopes for Scientific Research.
89-1-19/29
Biology:
Investigation of the albumen exchange, of nuclei acids and
glucoc->en in various funcional statez of tile brain.
Investigation of the course taken by forment!;.
A device for the exact determination of the introductio.,! of a
radioactive substance into hypophysis.
Investigationo of photo-synthe2is.
The behaviour of the fission products in earth, in plants, and
in livin.- beinga.
Determination of the lethal effect if Sr90 iu admini2tered to
young monkeys: if a dose of 18ey-C Sr90/ 1 g Ca is present in
the bones of the monkey, the monkey dies within 3 years.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

NOVIKOV, S. S.; KORSAKOVA.. I. S.; BULATOVA. N.
N.
Addition of nitr6alJmnes to chloromethylvinyl
ketone. Izv.
vvs. ucheb. zav.; khim. i khim. takh. 5
no.5:753-755 162.
(MIRA 16:1)
1. Moskovskiy inzhenerno-fisicheakiy inatitut.
(Paraffins) (Ketone)

IVANOVA, I.S.; KONNOVA, Yu.V.; BULATOVA, N.N.- NOVIKOV S.S.
1
Addition of 3,3,5,5-tetranitropipe#dine to oG.,
-unsaturated compounds,
I,,,v.AN SSSR.Otd.khi-.nauk no.9:1686.-1688 S lfa2. (MIRA
15:10)
11 Institut q .rganicheskoy khimli ii. N.D.Zelinakogo AN
SSSR.
(Piperidine) (Unsaturated compounds)

IVANOVA., I.S.; A~L~AqVA, A
_!L__~i NOVIKOV, S.S.
Add-ition of tetranitroalkanes tocl-It-unsaturated
ketoms. I , AN SSSR,
Otd.k]UmFnauk no.10:1856-1858 0 102. - Wif 15:10)
lo Institut org a')Uch'r kpy khi-ii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN
SSSR.
(Faraffin (Ke,%ones)

IVANOVA, I.S..; BULATOVAj_A.4q 14OVIKOV, S.S.
i -
Ethfi.enedinitrodiamine in the reaction 6f addition tobLI.
unsaturated
ketones. Izv. AN SSSR.Otd.khim.nauk no.10:1858-1859 0 .
(NIRA 15:10)
1. Institut organicheskoy kbimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN
SSSR.
(Ethylenediamine) (Keytones)

BLHATOVA.. N. N. -
Characteristics of the hlood of alplne Animals, Trudy
Inst. morf. zhiv.
no.41:11-46 162. (MIRA 16 14)
(Blood) (Altitude., Influence of)

ARBUZOV, Yu.A.; BULATOVA, N.N.
Diene synthesis involving phenyl vinyl ketone.
Zhur.ob.khim.
33 no.6:2045-2048 Je '63. (MA 16:7)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
M.V.Lomonosova.
(Ketone) (Unsaturated compounds) (Chemistry,
Organic-Synthesis)

SUNDUKDV, N.L., kandidat pedagogicheskikh nauk;
TUCHNIX, N.P.# kandidat
pedagogichemkikh nauk; BULATOVA, N.P., redaktor;
TRISTNIKOV, T.H.
redaktor; TUSHKINICH, A.r.,. 19MM'C"nileskiy redektor.
[Work In pbysics and engineering outside class]
Vneklassnaia
rabota j?o fizibm i takhnike. Pod red.N.P. Bulatova.
Moskva, 1955.
138 P. (MLRA 8:9)
1. Alcadomiya, pedagogicheskikh n&Uk RS1FSR, Moscow.
Institut toorii
i istorli pedagogiki.
(Physics--Study and teaching)

A-
AUTHORS:
Plisov
Bulatova
11. V. 79-2-48/
A. K.

,
,
,
TITLE:
The Configuration and Properties of Unsaturated Acids and
Their

Derivatives (Konfiguratsiya i svoystva nepredelInykh kislot i

ikh proizvodnykh). VIII. On the Reactivity of Erucic-and Bras-

sidic Acid and Their Esters (VIII. 0 reaktsionnoy sposobnosti

crukovoy i brnsaidinovoy kialot i i1ch efirov).
PERIODICAL:
Zhurnal
Obshchey Khimii, 1958, Vol. 28, Nr 2, Pp. 498-503 (USSR
ABSTRACT:
The reactions of hydrogenation, oxidation, and saponification

of
the above acids were investi--ated in order to chemically

determine
their precise configuration. On the basis of the de-

terminations
of cryoscopic constants Mascarell; (ref. 2) a-

scribed to the
erucic acid a cisland to the bi-assidic acid a

trans-configuration.
The same confi,-Iuration was observed also

by G. V. Pigulevskiy and
P. A. Artamonov (ref. 5) by means of

investigations carried out in
the Raman spectra.:,. The chemical

investigations described in the
present work confirm the con-

fi-urations found by means of
physical methods. Erucic acid

and its esters hydrogenize and
oxidize faster than brassidic

acid and its esters while they are
slowlier saponifiz~ble. The

erucic acid isisolated according to a
new method based on the
Card 112
solubility of lead erucate in
alcohol. Accordir,~ to 1iolde the

The Configuration and Properties of Unsaturated Acids and Their
79-2-48/64
Derivatives. VIII. On the Reactivity of Erucic- and 3rassidic Acid
and Their
Esters.
brassidic acid is obtained from erucie acid. Brassidic acid
butyl ester vas isolated for the firot tii-e. The cxidation of
the acids and their esters was carried out by meqns of potas-
sium bichromate in acetic acid at 4o and 550C. Hydro-enation
was carried oat with Pd on BaSO. as catalys, on wh-ich Occas-
ion comparisons are made with WDrks by Paal (ref. 6) and Fokin
I
~ref. 7).The saponification of the erucates and brassidates was
observed by mt~ans of the measurings of electric conductivity.
',.'he constants of reaction velocity of oxidation, hydrogenation,
and saponificatioa are given in a table. There arc- 4 tables,
references, 0 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Odessa State Oniversity (Odesslrl-iy gosudarstve:myy
un--versitet).
SUBMITTED: January 19, 1957
AVAILA13LE: Library of Congress
Card 2//2

13UIAMVA, N.7.
Configuration and -properties of eraclo and
brassidic acids
and. their esters. Pratai Od. un. zbir. mol.
vchen. un. 148
no.3:145-150 158 (MIRA 13:3)
1. Nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof. 0.K. Plisov.
(Brucic acid) (13rassidic acid)

7.
BUTLAT-01I.A.: ...V., Cand Chem Sci -
(diss) "Configuration
and properties of crucic arid brassidilc
acids arid t~ie:L-
ethers." Odessa, 195~, lb pp -urith
diagraims (Yj-n of Hig;ielr
Education UkSSR. Odessa State Univ :Lf!
I.I. Yechnikov) 1~0
copies M, 33-59, 116) -
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t4j_ 19 r'. ~ 4'~ 2 F
6 U3 J'hCT USSR / PHYSICS CARD 1 / 2 PA - lb13
AUTHOR KOGj,-i4, V.S., 1.,hZ-AArV, t$.G., SULAPULVAI Ak~
TITU Tile Grystai otruc6ure oi nydL-o'gVn ziau j,;uLerium.
?thlODICAJ, ?,urn.eksp.i teor.lis, 31, fasc.3, 541 - 541 (1956)
Issued: 12 / 1956
The present work investigates the structure of soiid
deuterium. The samples of
liquid D were produced by condensation an a copper capillary
filled vith liquid
helium. By the method of sharp focussing roentgeno-r"phs with
distincL lines were
obtained after exposure of from 1 to 2 hours. Unfortunately,
the lines of D are
visible only under small angles, which renders a reliable
interpretation of the
X-ray pictures and an exact determination of lattice
parameters difficult. With
the highest degree of reliability attainable in this case, the
structure of D
was determined as tetragonal with the axial ratio c/a = 0,94
and with the
parameter a = 5,4 R . The density D in this case amounted to
0,18 g/cm3. This
ri~sult made it necessary tocheck the data concerning the
structure of hydrogen,
because the difference in the structure of the lattices of H
and D appeared
strange. 6uch a difference could occur particularly in the
case of the existence
of a polymorphism with a transformation temperature of -4,20 K
in both isotopes.
However, neither H nor D change their structure at from 1,5 to
4,10 K.
In the work by W.H.KEE60M et ai.Comm.Phys.Univ.Leiden, 209
d,(1230) on the
structure of solid H no roentgenographs are mentioned, but
they ap arently
consist of individual reflexes tnrough which DEWE's arcqoere
plotted. A simple
utilization of such a roentgenograph taken in accordance with
the conditions

V
Zurn.eksp.i teor.'Lis, 31, fase-3, 541 - 541 (1956) CARD 2
/ 2 PA - 1613
resulting from ME60MIs work shows that the breadth of lines
covers the spacing
between some neighboring lines. Thus, the reflexes assigned
by Kth:>OM et al. to
various lines may belong to one single line. This may
probably also explain tne
fact that to the 5 intense lines in EbboOs roentgenographs
there correspond
three lines in the roentgenograph described here.
Furthermore, Ft;EoOM et al.
erroneously assigned several lines to the P - spectrum.
When a filter which
eliminates P - radiation was used, all lines belonged to
the system of inter-
ferences originating from Ka - radiation. In the authors'
opinion, the data
found in the UIDtli laboratory and accepted by all books of
reference are wrong.
The authors believe that the roentgenographs of H indicate
a tetragonal structure.
The assumption that, the lattices of H and D belong to a
non-cubicai syngony is
confirmed by the fact that, according to observations made
by the authors, they
have a double radiation refraction. This does not confirm
previous assumptions
that solid hydrogen is optically isotropic.
INbTITUTION: Paysical-Technical Institute of the Academy of
Z),ciences
of the Ukrainian SSR.

JWsm E STRUCTURE OV HYDROOFM AND

f Sclencom kratrilan SS
Eli
R)~

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5.4
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agmal 01046-w*kW lattIce vlth p4~vnttim a ~,
3.75

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