SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT O.A. DAVY*DOVA - S.M. DAVYDOVA

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ACCESSION NR: AT4017172 8/2546/63/000d'128/00(A/0078
AUTHOR: Davy*dova. 0. Pr*ninaj G. M.
Tins: Results of a"forec"t of tho*de'T'slopmnt o:LAigbi-l*vol cyclones and anti-
cyclones
SOMM: Hoacow. Ts*ntrollny*y institut prognozov. Trudy*, no. 128, 1963.
Veprosy* kratkoarochuy*kh pr9gnosov pogody* (Problems of short-range weather
forecasting). 64-78
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, weather forecasting, short-range weather forecasting,
atmospheric geopotential, cyclone, anticylcone, atmospherizz pressure, wind, mind
divergence, atmospheric vorticity
ABSTRACT: The method for computing diurnal changes of geopotential at the centers
of cyclones and anticyclones at the 850- and 7M-ab surfaces is described; this
method is essentially that developed over a period of years by B. D. Usponakiy and
repeatedly described in the literature (for exwVle, by -the author,in_Meteoivo1oziy&
i gidrologiya, No. 1, 1961)o The modifAcation Introduced here lavo?ilv~s an allow%
ance for the angles between the meridians an the chart mid the parallel straight
lines on the rectangular 9r
Ad it whose points of intersection &%ta are read for
dete ion of wind divergence, vortipity apd. other values awtering into pro-
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i ACCESSION NR: A74017172
i guostic formlas' Purnalas are given for all tho steps necessary in implementing
; the modification: 'the method described was applied to 25 synoptic situations for
1 forecasting the doy9lopment, of cyclones and anticyclones, yielding results super-
ior to the unmodified method.. Detailed results are given of a forecast made
of development of a particular Fclgne.. Orig. art. has: 20 formlas, 8 figures
and 3 tables.
,T82rntAL#Nff DWI= PHOMOZOV
ASSOCIATION: Central Institute of Forecasts)
80*iTM: " 00 19Tt AM" ]WCL: '100
SUB 6im, AS 961gErsov: &B &MR: ODD

ACCESSION NR;' AT4017177 S/25"/63/000/128/0'1 55/0159
.AUTHOR: Baydina, N. ,-O.,,A-; Konyukhove, M. S.
TITLE: Experience In preparing forecasts of the surface flelds of pressure, 900-
potential, temperature, wind, cloud cover and procip!tatlon for, 12 hours In advance
SOURCE: Moscow. 'Tsentraliny*y InstItut prognozov.,trudy*, no. 128, 1963.
Voprosy* kraticosrochny*kh prognozov pogody'k (Probi of short-range weather for*-
casting), )55-I$9
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TOPIC TASS: meteorology. weather forecesting..short-rangs weather forecasting,
atmospheric geopotential, atmospheric temperature,,; atmospheric pressure, cloud,
precipitation, wind, troposphere
ABSTRACT: W"ther*forecasts In the sc~iet Union are usualry prepared for a small
area (except for pressure) on the basis'~'of the method described In the Manualon
Short-Range Weather Forecasting.; however, forecasts-are needed for extensive areas.,-
Various attempts kave been made by different authors, to speed up and simplify pro- 1~
cedures to make a more extensive forecast possibl*, but at the expense of quality;
nevertheless, as shown in thisprticle,jorecasTs can be made speedily for ex- ......
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tensive areas while adhering to th~ basic proce;res and quality standards set
forth In the Manual. A study was made over a p od of 11 days In Jul,
_'_d 1/2 y 1959
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ACCESSION NR: AT4017177
7Prognostic charts of the cloud cover, precipitation and other meteorological ele-
-ments were compiled for 12 hours in advance. The following prognostic charts
,were compi led:.. - smrface pressure, 700-, 500- and 300-mb surfaces, cloud cover
'
precipitation. The mean geostrophic wind I
(genera and vert4cal thickness) and
'the 1000-300 mbfilayer also was-predicted. The form4las and techniques used in,.
:each r.~ these procedures are given. A sample forecast, described briefly, sh ed
oY
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good results. .-The time required for 4,weathermon to do all the work Involved .1
2-2-1/2 hours;.-,ttve Manual Is adhered tc~ and earlier, proposed simplifications hve
:been avoided. At;ithe same time, more complete use Jhas been made of the observ:-
'tional data shown'ori high-level and surface charts. -OrIg. art. has: I fgure,
j4 formulas and 4'tab)es.-
-ASSOCIATION:. -,TSgNTRALINY*Y INSTITUT PROGNOZOV, MOSCOW (Central Institute of
.Forecasts)
-SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 24Feb64 ENCL: 00

SUB CODE: AS NO REF SOV: 004 OTHE R: 000
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USHNSKIY, B.D.,doktor fiz.-mai. nauk, prof.;-BELOUBOV, S,L,,
fiz.-mat. nauk; FYATYGINA, K.1%; YUDIN, Y.I.; MP-1,TSAIDV,
A.N., kand. fiz.-mat. nauk; DAVYDOVA, O.A.; h7JFYAN5N&Y4j-
A.P.; PETRICIMIKO, I.A.; NOR-SMC' T-01,1ASIEVICH, L.V.;
SAMOYLOV, A.I.; ORLOVA, Ye.I.; DZHORDZH10, V.A.; FETRENK01
N.V.; DUBOVYY, A.S.; ROMOV, A.I.; PE'IRQSYANTS, GIAZOViff*,
IjE,?j*,,bAT'YA'YEVA, T.F.; BELISKAYA, N.N.; CHISTYAEOV, A.D.;
GANDIN, L.S.; BURTSEV, A.I.; ~MTSALOV, A.I-..; i3A&,OVYY, N.A.;
BELOV, P.N.; ZVOWp,&&.,..retsenzent; SIDENIO)
red.; DUBENTSOV, V.R., kand. j. iz.-mat. nauk, nauchn. rea.;
SAGATOVSKIY, B,,V., r9d.; BUGAYEV, V.A., doktor gecigr~ nauk,
prof., red.; ROGOVSKAYA, Ye.G., red.
(Manual on short-range weather forecasts] Rukovodstvo pa
kratkosrochnym prognozam pogody. Leningrad, Gidronieteoizdat.
Pt.l. Izd.2., perer. i dop. 1964. 519 P. (14IRii 18:1)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnyy institut prognozov.

DAVYDOVA, O.D.
Practices in the use of waterproofed wood for wooden goods.
Bum. i der. prom. no.2:41-" Ap-je 164.
(MIRA 17 - 9)

V/1,
BLAGOVESHGHENSKIT, A.V.; DLVTDOVA, O.L.; PRBOYAKOVA, M.A.
Biochemical characteristics of the crowfoot family. Diul.Glav.bot.sada
no.14:29-33 '52. (MTRA 6:5)
1. Glav"y botanicheskly sad Akademii Nauk SSSR.
(Ranales) (Plants--Chemical analysis)

EL113ERT'B Ta KHASILINIKOV, A.P.; IZR&ITELI,, N.A.I_P~~YDOVA, O.V.;
FiF49SYN, B.A.
imen'tigatiolk of the fiebee of the Pripet River Basin as bearers
ot the Bolerom bacillus. Zhur. ush.,'nos, i gorl. 1~1. 21 no.2:
39-" Mr-Ap 161. CRU 14:6)
..I* 16dedra m1krobioloju (mav. - prof. B.ya.Eltbert) Minskogo
mediteinskofo iiistituta
RHINOSOLFUNA) (PRIPET RVER BASIN--FISHM)
JIPISH AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE)

AZAROVY K.P.; DAVYDOVA, P.P.
Effect of preparing a metal surface on the quality of enamels
without ground coating. Trudy NPI 154:53-61 '63.
(MI-PA -17:101)

DAVYDOVA , R.A.
in I~shkhabad. [ZV, no.5:46~~3 163.
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MIA)Vq P.N.,;_DAVYDOVA, R.G.
Hydraulic forging press of 800-ton capacity manufactured by the
firm *Fielding." Nuz. shtam. proizv. 2 no,,12t38-4/+ D 960.
(Hydraulic presses) (MIRA 14:3)

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ACC NR: AP7002613 C 1q, /V.) SOURCE CODE:
MENTOR: Vasillyev, B. P.; Davydova, R. G.; Platonov, V. N.
ORG: None
TITI:F: A device for automatic control of a hydraulic vibrator. Class 58, No. 189312
[Experimental Scientific Research Institute of Forging and Pressing Machine Building
(Eksperimentallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut kLiznechno-pressovogo
mashinostroyeniya)]
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 23, l966, 128
TO?1C TAGS: hydraulic device, metal press
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a devico for automatic cowrol of a
hydraulic vibrator, specifically for a hydraulic vibration press operating frcm a con-
stant high-pressure source of working fluid. The unit contains high-speed pulser
i
:valves for feeding the working fluid to the cylinder of the working element and a de-
!vice for filling the cavities above the valves. Vibration frequency is increased and
icontrol is simplified by -king the device for filling these cavities in the form of a
I
)single-stage unit consisting of a chamber located in the cylinder housing -where a IW-
ldropneumatic cushion is set up for pressure control of & relief valve.
UDC: 621.226

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1-ch=ber; 2-relief valve
SUB CODE: 13/ SUM DATE: 04xov64
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DAVrDOVA, R. M.
At the Ryazar, Maebine-Tool Plant. MaBILinoBtroitall no#12342
D 162. - (MIM 16: 1)
(*azan-41achine-tocil indueltrY)

DAVYDOVA, R.M.
Tables made of laminated plastics. Hashinostroitell
no.11:38 N 162. (MIRA 25:12)
(Plastics)

DAVYDOVA, R.M.
Hermetic sealing of imits of machine tools. Biul.tekh.-ekon.inforn.
Gos.nauch.-issl.inst.nauch.:L tekh.inform. 17 no.1945-46 164.
(KRA 17:2)

DAVYDOVA, RA
Suggestec2 during an inspection. Yarhiziostroitell no.2x4O
F 165. (MIRA. !8t3)

WA IRO, Ye.A.; ZHUKOVEKIT, Ye.S.; KUSTAFABREOVA, A.A.; HIMYU)Y. N.D.;
KOBILTAIISKIT, A.L.; XONO)UHIN, A.G.;; XMITAYN, R.R.; LUMNSKIT,
V.F.-, RAVYDOVA, R.T.: TH.012SKIY, V.L. red.: GaRIKOVA, A.A..
" --k -- -'
vedushchly-red.; kWOTOVA, I.G., taklm.red.
(Betablishing standards for material oonsumption and stocks in the
petroleum industry] Normirovenis ratikhoda i proizvodstvennykh
zapasov osnovnykh moterialov v neftlanoi promyshlenn-oati. Xoakva.
Goo.nauchno-tekhn.isd-vo neft. i gormo-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1959.
232 p. (M3RA 12:12)
(Petroleum induatry-Standards)

Dav-.ydova, H. Z.
"Investil--atio,l of the Exchange Adsorption of Anims on Synthetic Anion-
ites.11 Min Higher Education Mrainian SSR. Miarlkov Order of Labor
,. Kharlkov, 1955. (Dissertation
Red Banner State U imeni A-i 14. Gorlldv
for the Degree of Candidate in Chemical Sciences)
So: Knizhnaya letopis', No. 27, 2 JLO.Y 1.955

DAV M V, A.T.; WVYDCVP, H.7.
Study of the temperature dependence of the aOsnrption and the
exchange enerV of ellicle acid. lZhur.fl:e.khlw. 31 no.4:815..819
Ap 157. (MLRA 10:'10)
Goeudarstvennyy universitat J.s. A.M.Gorllkogo i Sellskokhosysystvenw
Institut im. V.V.Dokucbay*va, 1h,arIkov.
(silicic acide) (Anjotte) (Adsorntion)

?3-3-24./24
AUTHOR: Davydov, A. 11-1. and Davydova, R. Z.
TITIE: Ion Exchange Sorp-Ei-on of Silicic Acid on H and H-o Anionittles.
(Issledovaniye Immoy Obmennoy Sorbtsii Kremnevoy Kisloty
Na Anionitakh Marki 11 1 1-1-o)
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy Khimicheskiy Zhuimal, 195?, Vol. 23, No.3,
pp. 415-419(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Silicic acid ran be adsorbed from solutions with H and
H-o anionites under static conditions and converted to
anions of strong acids. B. P. Nikol'skiy's equation was
checked in order to clarify the character of processes
taking place during exchange-sorp-bion silicic acid. The
silicic acid was adsorbed on H and H--o anionites (synthe-
sized in the Department for Plastic Substances of the
Moscow Ghemico-Te chnolo6i cal. Institute im. D.I Mendeleyeva).
When the divalent anion adsorbent is changed to a mono-
valent adsorbent, Nikollskiyls equation is as follows:
CL = CLM _ K2a - 0CL 2
.6.60 T 0- )
where a quantity of divalent anion (in mg/ekv); de,sorbed
Card 1/3 from 2 g of the adsorbent, calculated on 1,00 g

73-3-24/24
Ion Exchange Sorption of Silicic Acid on H and H-o Anionites.
of the adsorbent;
Maximum adsorption (in mg/ekv) /100 g of the
sorbent;
Co= initial concentration of the anion (in mole/litre)
K = constant of change..
When plotted on a graph: y = cL, CL 2
X = CL
5000CO- CL)
and linear isotherms are obtained. Experimental data,
calculated by the method of least squares, are tabulated
(Tables 1 and 2). The concentration ofthe anions was withim
the limits of 0.05-N to 1-N. The anionite H-o was shown to
have greater practical importance which, during the conver-
sion of silicic acid to carbonate ions, revealed a working
capacity up to 90 ing/ekv per 100 g of adsoirbent. This is
3-times larger than the capacity of glauconite. The anions
can be arranged in the following order, according to their
absorptive properties: 003 >110~ >Cl1..','1-SO11 which represents
the reverse order of adsorption occurring during an exchange
on weakly basic anionites. There are 2 tables and 8
Slavic references.
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Ion Exchange Sorption of Silicic Acid on 11 and H-o Anionites.
WV~IITTED: September, 10, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Kharkov State University imeni A. 11. Go?k1'-7
Agricultural Institute imeni V. V. Dakuchayev. "~Kharl-
kovskiy Gosudarstvennyy Universitet im. A. M. Gorlkogo,
Sellskokhozyaystvennj-j Institut im. V. V. Dokuchayeva)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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Investigation of the Lows of Polyanionic Exchange
anionite for carbonatp ions.
There is 1 table andlO references, P of which are Soviet,
1 English, and 1 German.
ASSOCIATIONS: Khar'kovskiy gosudPrstvennyy universitet imeni GoIlkogo
(Yharrkov 3tate University imeni A.Y. Gorlkiy)
Khar kovskiy sellskokhozynystvonnyy institut ime~ni V.V. Do.-
kuchayeva'(Khar'kov Agricultural Institute imeni V.V. Doku-
chayev)
SUBMITT"D: June 2, 1956
i. Chromatographic ana4sis--Applications
2. Ion exchange--Applications
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DAWDOVA, S., red.; MATVXrE'TA, A. p tekbn. red.
[Wood milling machineY7 and equipment] Derevoobrabatyvaiuahohie
stanki i oborudovanie, Izd.ofitsiallnoo. Moskva, 1961. 215 P.
(MBIA 1416)
1. Russia (1923- U*S.S.Re) Vsesoyuzmyy komitet standartorv.,.
(Woodworking machineryj

DAVYDOVA, S. A., Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "Peculiarities of
reflex activity in dogs in acute radiation sickTiess." mos,
1957. 13 pp (Acad Mod Sci 13S.13R), 2-50 coPies (KL, 52-57, 111)
- 109 -

t~ Y YI, (.) V M
USSR 'Human anC Animal Maysiolo_-y of 11aysical
'Yac`o-~;. Ionizing on.
, U - U..
Abs Jaur '-~hri_- - Biol., No 13, '163c)
AixUnor Goi-i~:oa-'Gov, R.D,, -Davyftova ...A.
Inst
Title the Toxic lllro-per~~.L-~ of Blood in Irradiati?C.
AniTwAls by Tests wWi Ar'.'eraicc'u*omized Animalu.
Or i g Pub :iccl. raCiologiya, 191"", 2, 110 5, 51-55-
.) I -
Abstract nuts wel-e subject-ed. to _-,ciieraI :,-ray irradia-'Cion,~;
1,000 -_,~ Joses (output, 2,'iain); clogs recei-..-c" :7
,Io~;en (ov.'uput, 15-1 After -irradiation ',loo,." Wall
"al:en on 'Ghe 1st, 2nCL, aiv~ *:'---0 C.-ays, centrifuCeC, fo-,
m: nu-'LeT., and after '-'0--:--'5 n.:.-, , ~'O. the serum was ii-
~oneall.-J_ injected i;l-'U,o (I day befol-e
`omized (A) (0." .,i1) and ra-s (1 .d). ac
renalec L
:.iortalituy of mice wa,; inv2~;'u-:'_nt-ed for 3 'Any',; oiluw:
11'ections, and of rabbi- ~o.-.- 3. month. Sera (31
j
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I;AVYDOVA, S.A. (Moskva); GORIZONTOV, 1,rol'.p nuvachlyy
Protective and therapeutic offfict, of' somatntropic hormorvi
In avutn radiation tilcknnan. hit- A vittip. t.enp. ~
no.4:64.-65 Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA
1. Df3yltvJtf-llnyy chlen AMU SSSR (for GurJ-ntnv).

DAVYDOVA, S.A.; SHCHEMOVA, Yo.N.
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Use of diazoline in experimental acute radiation sickness.
Pat. fiziol. i ekspt terap. 7 no.602 11-D 163.
(MIRA 17:7)

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AP6007762 SOURCE CODE: UR/0205/66/006/001/1)D93/009S
ACC NR:
Domfeve, V. M.
AUTHOR: ~!7~do Yakovlev, V. G.
, _~o ~, I
ORG: none
TITYX* The possibility of isolating radiation protection jLqnts on the basis of the
to-cal quantity of Diche-positive compounds in urine
SOURCE: Radiobiologiya, v. 6, no. 1, 1966, 93-96
TOPIC TAGS: gamma irradiation, radiation protection, ionizing radiation
I
ABSTRACT: An attempt was made to establish a correlation between the biological pro-
tective effect and the capacity of protection agents to influence the production of
Diche-positive compounds (DPC) in the urine of irradiated organisms. Earlier researd
ers noted a considerable DPC increase in the urine of irradiated animals and suggest-
ed that this rvaction was a specific feature of radiation sickness; they also suggest
ed that the reaction could be used to diagnose and isolate radiation protection agent
In order to check these theories, rats of both sexes were exposed to Co6ri gaimna rays
(700 rad), after having received protective doses of 1 of 24 preaparations (sulfur-
containing radiation protection agerts, high molecular compounds, indole derivatives,
and others). It was found that irradiation increased DPC production in the urine by
58% over the initial level. The authors conclude that the rise in the DPC level in
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UDC: 577. 391;628.58

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KCK.ZHXV, Pavel Petrovich, pri uchastii I.Ta.Pormenove, S.D.Davydova,
Ta.L.Golldfarba, A.B.Noydings; POZDBYAKOVA,
G.I., tekhn.red.
[Chenistry manual for teacbere of oecondax7 achools] Spravocbnik
po kbimii dlia uchitelal orecInel shkoly. Izd. 4-oo, ispr. i dop.
Koskva, Goo. uchebno-padegog. izd-vo H-va proev. RSFSR, 1958-
423 P- (MIRA 1-1:5)
(Chemistry--Iaborstory tanuals)

DAVYDOVII, S.A. (Moskva)
Effect of sax homones on the course of acute rad-,:~tion siclkneso.
Pat. fiziol. eksp. tar. 7 no.5s45-48 S-01'63 (KERA l7v2)

5091MA, G.S*,.Ak~A ELUMNAS NOTO
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the Im comfugnm M." solaraw welaut aaeoum"
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d9vatea to noomrs, asks, 3-7 Ajvll

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AUTHORS: Stepanov, F. N. , Davydova, S. L.
TITLEs Heterocyclic Methyl-Ketone Derivatives (Geterotsiklicheskiye
proizvodnyyo metilketonov)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii,1958,Vol.28,Nr 4,PP-891-896 (USSR)
ABSTRAM In i898W. Wislicenus (Ref 1) carried out the condensation
of oxalate with quinaldine and obtained the other of the
substituted pyroracemic acid. Later on this reaction was
investigated more detailed by Borscho and his collaborators
(Ref 2). They extended it also to other heterocycles (Ref 3).
In such a condensation the diethyl oxalate is one of the
-most P.;:~tive acylating others. The authors found it inter-
eating to get to know condensations with lose active com-
pounds, e.g. with ethyl benzoate and other others. Under the
action of potassium ethylate the ethyl benzoate enters re-
action with 2 methyl homologues of different heterocycles
and forms ketones according to the scheme

ard 1/3 C2K OK /,>\---X--C--CH COR
C-CH 3 + C2H5OCOR 5 2
40~

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Aeterocyolio Methyl-Ketone Derivatives
(1) X - S, R-C 6H5; (II) X - 0, R -06H 51 (111~ X - Se, R-C6H,1
(:Lv) X"m CH==CH, R-C 6H 5; (V) X - NCH3, R'C6H5' (VI) X-S,
R - CH 3; (V.II) X w S~ R-n -CH30C6H41 (VIII) X - S, R m n-ClC6H4;
(IX) X - S, R w n--C2H 5OCOC 6H4
2-methy-1 benzimidazole which under given conditions does not
react at all, forms an exception. The yield of ketones
fluctuates between 5 and 28 %. One of the ketones obtained
by the authors 60-benzoyl--2-methyl-banzthiazole W was
described already earlier by Rogers and Sexton (Ref 5)
who had obtained it by another method, (Iii the mentioned
paper the boiling point was erroneously fIxed at 1500 instead
of the correct boiling point at i10 - 1 .11 ). The para-sub-
stituted ethyl benzoates behaved much more active in the
reaction with 2-methyl.-benzothiazole. The same heterocylcic
ketones with 'the exception of (IV) may be obtained also by
another method, by means of the condensation of o-substituted
Card 2/3 anilines with acyl or aryl acetate according to the scheme

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Heterocyclic Methyl-Ketune Derivatives
+ C 2H5OCOCH2COR --CH 2COR
aNH 2 U N
(XI) X - 11H, R - C6H5
The synthesized heterocyclic ketones have an active methylene
group between the heterocycle and the oarbonyl. There are
1 table and 7 referenoesq 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Fauchno-isaledovateltakiy inetitut organicheskikh polupro-
duktov i krasiteley imeni K. Ye. Voroshilova)
(Scientific Research Institute for Organic Semi-Products and
Dyes imeni K. Ye.*Voroshilov)
SUBMITTEDt March 27, 1957
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AUTHORS: Nazarov, I. N., Prostakov, N. S., SOV/79-29-7-40/83
Mikheyeva, N. ff.j'Davydova, S. L.
TITLE: Synthetic Anodyne Compounds. T'-Piperidones, ;r-Piperidols
and Their Ethers (Sinteticheakiye obezbolivayushchiye
veshchestva. ff--Piparidony, e-piperidoly i ikh efiry)
PERIODICAL: Obirnal obshchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 7, pp 2285-2292 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors continued their investigations on the synthesis of
1--piperidols and their ethers, the analogs of promedol and
isopromedol (Ref 1),and obtained a number of new TI-piperidones
by alkylation or acylation of the 2,5-dimethyl-4-piperidone
(Refs 2, 3). The 1- ~-phenyl ethyl-(I), 1- ?--phenyl allyl-(II),
1- A-p-nitro phenyi ethyl-(iii), 1-phenyl oarbo-methoxy-methyl-
(IV), 1-(3',4',5'-trimethoxy benzoyl)-(VI), 1-nicotinoyl-(VII),
1-furfuroyl-(VIII), 1- ~-diethyl-amino propionyl-(IX) and
1-ca--bo-benzoxy- 2,5-dimethyl-4-piperidone (X) were Bynthesized.
Compound (V) was obtained by the reduction of the nitro group
of 1-p-nitro benzoyl-2,5-dimethyl-piperidone (Ref 3)- In the
case of hydrogenolysis of (X) the initial-2,5-dimcithyl-4-
piperidone is formed. Synthesis of the f-piperidols-,vas
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Synthetic Anod iyne Compounds. je-Piperidones, SOV/79-29-7-40/83
r-Piperidols and Their Ethers
with organolithium compounds or also by substitution of
hydrogen of the secondary amino group of the 2,5-dimet'-'Yl-4-
phenyl-4-piperidol (Ref 4) by the corresponding radicals. The
following compounds are obtained: The piperidols (XI), (XII),
(XIII), (XIV), (MI). In the case of ether formation of piperidola
by means of acid chlorides the ethers (XVI), (XVIII), (XIX), (xx.),
(XV11) the L-,~- and 3--isomers of 192,5-trimethyl-4-phonyl-4-
pipeTridn-l (I), (XXI) and (XXII) were obtained. For the
pharmacolo.-ical test the hydrochlorides of the others of some
tertiary and secondary r-piperidols were prepared (more exact
information in the experimental part). There are 4 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimichesko teklmologii (Moscow
Institute for Fine Chemical Technolog;
SUBMITTED: June 23, 1958
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KOLESNIKOVS, jLAVYDGVA, S.L,; SHM&LITS,, A.M.; SHALINA, N.A.
Polyesters of tntimnous and chloroantimonous acids. Izv.AN
SSSR.Otd.khim.n'auk no.2068-373 F 163. (KM 16:4)
1. Institut elemntoorganicheskikh soy"eniy IN SSSR.
(kntimonic icid,m)

DAVYDOVA,_S.L.;_ PIATE, N.A.; YAMPOLISKAYA, M.A.; KARGIN, V.A.
Chomical modification of chlorinated polyolefino by incirporation
of aromatic groupo. Vyookom. sood. 7 no.1.1:1.946-1949 N 165,
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza AN SSSR. Submitted December
25, .1964.

DAVYDOVA, S. L.
"An Investigation of Heterocyclic Derivatives of-~cetophenone-.-- Cand Chem Sci,
Moscow Inst of Fine Chemical Technology imeni M. V. Lomonosov, 13 Dee 54. (V'4, 9 Dee 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. Vo. 556, 24 Jun 55

KOLISNIKOV, G.S.;,DAVTDDVA,,S..L,; TRWLAYXVA, T.I.
'-1-m-11-1- .
Carbochain polymers and copolymers. Part 17: Polymerization
of diallyl derivatives of silicon and germanium. Vysokom.
soad. I no.10:1493-1495 0 159. (MIRA 130)
1. Institut elementoorganichookikh noyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Silicon compounds) (Germanium compounds)
,(Polymers)

__, L - LUKASHINA, L. I.
VULIFSONI N. S,;,_~~7DDVA, S
Investigation in the series of derivative&of acetonitrile~ Report
No.21- 2-eyanomethylquincamlbne-3 and itd4e"rivatives. Org. polu-
prod. i kras. no.,lg231-236- 059. (MIRA 14-10)
(Acetonitriie)

50)
AUTHORS: Kolesnikov, 0. S., Davydova, S. L. SOV/79-29-6-58/72
TITLE: Carboobainpolymers and Copolymers (1',arbotsepnyye polimery i
sopolimery). XIII. Oynthesis and Poiymerization of Some Un-
saturated Compounds, Which Contain Elements of the Group IV
(XIII. Sintez i polimerizatsiya nekotorykh nenasyshchennvkh
soyedineyxiy, soderzhashchikh elementy IV gruppy)
PERIODICAL-. Zhurnal Gbahchey khimiiq 1959t Vol 29p Nr 6, pp 2042-2045 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The aim of this work was the synthesis and polymerization of
elemental organic compounds, which contain in their composition
Sn, Ge, Si, i.e. derivatives of vinyl and styrene of the type
R3MCH-CH Z and R 3906H4CH-CH 2. The triethyl-vinyl-ailane was
synthesized by dehydro-chlorination of triethyl-p-chloro-ethyl
silane, by Ushakov an4 Itenberg (Ref 1) and closer analyzed
by Kanazashi (Ref 2). The authijrs synthesized the trimethyl-
vinyl-silane by the-reaction of vinyl-magnesium-b.-omide with
trimethyl-ohloro-silane, the triethyl-vinyl-stannane, according
to D. Seyferth and F. G. A. Stone (Ref 3 1 by the reaction of
the vinyl-magnesium-bromide with triethyl-chloro-stannane, and
Card 1/3 for the first timeq the triethyl-y.'7,yl-germane by the reaction

Carbochainpolymers and Copolymers. xiij. Synthesis and BOY/79-29-6-58/72
Polymerization of Some Unsaturated Compounds, Which Contain Elements of the
Group IV
of the triethyl-bromo-germane with vinyl-magnesium-bromide.
Trichloro-vinyl-germane was also synthesized according to
A. D. Petrov and his associates (Ref 6), but tribromo-ethyl-
germane was used as starting material. By the reaction of
4-triethyl stannyl-phenyl-magnesium-bromide with acetaldehyde
according to references 7 and 8 the-4-triethyl-stannyl-phenyl-
carbinol was obtained by the reaction of 4-triethy-l-germanyl-
phenyl-magnesium-bromide with acetaldehyde the 4-triethyl-germ&-
nyl-phenyl-methyl-carbinol was obtained and by the reaction
of ethylene-oxide with triethyl-germanyl-magnesium-bromide the
0-(4-triethyl germanyl phenyl)-ethyl alcohol was obtained.
Inasmuch as dehydration of alcohol failed, the method of
M. S. Kharasch(Ref 9) for the synthesis of substituted styrenes
was used;,by the reaction of 4-triethyl-staiinyl-phenyl-magne-
sium with vinyl-bromide in the presence of c6balt salt the
4-triethyl-stannyl styrene resulted. In this way the triethyl-
germanyl-styrene and the 4-trimethyl-silyl-styrene were obtained.
The experiments to obtain polymers from synthesized unsaturated
Card 2/3 compounds had only very small yields as a result. Of ,the

Carbochainpolymers and Copolymers. XIII. Synthesis and SOV/79-29-.6-56/72
Polymerization of Some Unsaturated Compounds, Which Contain Elements of the
Group IV
synthesized compounds of germanium, tin and silicon, the tri-
ethyl-vinyl-germane, the 4-triethyl-germanyl-styrone and the
4-triethyl-stannyl-styrene were not yet described up to pre-
sent. There are 11 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akadeinii nauk SSSR
(Institute for Elemental Organic Compounds of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: May, 24, 1958
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t)AVMVA)- S. L., -,MnM- VOVA, 1..V..and KU-LMIK-O-v, C;.' S'. k, Mm)
Polimery soderzhashchie germanii
Germanium containing polymers
iupAc s ia56-q
report presented at the Intl. SMosium on Macromolecular Chemistry, Moscow,
i4-0 June 6o

84515
S11901601002100410161020
ITAC114 B004 B056
AUTHORS: Kolesnikov, G. S., Davydova, S. L., Klimentova, N. V.
TITLE: Carbochain PolymeA\ and Copolymers. XXII. Syz.t~-esis,
Polymerization, and Copolymerization of Methaerylyltriethyl
Germanium 0%
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 4, x
PP. 563-566
TEXT: It was the aim of the authors to synthetize methacryl derivatives
of germanium and to produce their polymers. In the present paper, a
report is given on the results obtained by the hitherto unknown
methacrylyltriethy- 1 germanium (MATEG). This compound was synthetized
according to the scheme (C 2H5)3 GeBr + CH 2= C(CH3)COOK
CH 30H 11CH 2'C(CH 3)COOGe(C2H5)3 *The infrared spectrum of this compound
and, for comparison, the infrared spectrum of methylmethacrylate are
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Carbochain Polymers and Copolymers. XXI14 S/190/60/002/004/016/020
Synthesis, Polymerization, and Copolymerization BO04/BO56
of Methacrylyltriethyl Germanium
shown in Fig. -1. In the presence of benzoylperoxide or azoisobutyric
acid dinitrile MATEG polymerized to form transparent products. Further,
also copolymerization with methylmethaerylate and styrene was attained.
Because of the low activity of MATEG, the copolymers contained
considerably less MATEG than the initial mixture with methylmethacrylate
(1 : 194; 1 :. 239 instead of 1
: 4; 1 : 10; see Table). The thermal
properties of the polymer and its copolymers are represented in Fig. 2.
The polymer of MATEG softens at 180 - 1850c, its copolymer with
methylmethacrylate at a lower temperat-ure, and the copolymer with
styrene at about 1450C. The authors thank,G. L. Slonimskiy for the
thermomechanical examination, N. A. Chumayevskiy for the infrafcd spectra.
There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 5 reT~erences: 2 Soviet, 1 US9 1 British,
and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy All SSSR
(Institute of Elemental-organic Compounds AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: January 15, 1960
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84516
S/190/60/002/004/017/020
Tr 114 110S,12 011, Irt) Bb04/BO56
AUTHORS: Kolesnikov, G. S Dayyd
t '- _Rya, S. L.p Yermolayeva, T. lo,
Shilova, ~: ;:5ykhovs1caya,-X.-T-.-
TITLE: Carbochain Polymer.'~and Copolymers. XXIII. The
Copolymerization of Diallyl-derivatives of Germanium, Tin,
and ki~liconjWith StyZeneland Methylmethacrylat-ei Tnhe-
Presence of Benzoylperoxide I
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 4.,
pp. 567-571
TEXT: It was the aim of the present paper to-investigate the influence
exerted by the content in diallyldimethylgermanium, diallyldiethyl-
rtannane, dially1diethylsilane in the initial mixtures with respect to
the composition of the polymers with styrene and methylmethacrylata.
Copolymerization took place at 600C in gasoline. The reaction lasted 8 h,
concentration of the benzoylperoxide was 2% by weight, referred to the
sum of thu monomers. The copolymers with methylmethacrylate were found
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84516
Carbochain Polymers and Copolymers. XXIII. S/190/60/002/004/017/020
The Copolymerization of Diallyl-derivatives B004/BO56
of Germanium, Tin, and Silicon With Styrene
and Methylmethaorylate in the Presence of
Benzoylperoxide
to be insoluble in the usual solvents.,The compounds obtained were
analyzed (Tables 1,2), and their thermomeohanioal properties were
investigated (Figs. 112). In the copolymers with styrene, also the
viscosity in benzene and the molecular weight was determined. An
increasing content in elemental organic monomers in the initial mixture
resulted in a decrease of the molecular weight of the copolymers. This is
explained by the low aetivity of the elemental organic compounds. The
copolymers with styrene had a lower softening temperature than poly-
styrene. The copolymers with methylmethaorylate showed no steric structure
in the course of the thermomechanical investigation, That they are
nevertheless insoluble, is explained by the very weak orose linkingt whioh
produces no effect upon the thermomeahanioal properties. The authors thank
S. R. Rafiko and G. L. Slonimski for determining the molecular weight
and the thermomeohanical properties. They mention papers by V. V. Korshak
et al. (Refs. 1-3) and A. Ye* Borisov (Ref- 4). There are 2 fj_wures,
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84516
Carbochain Polymers and Copolymers. XXIII. S/190/60/002/004/017/020
The Copolymerization of Diallyl-derivatives B004/BO.56
of Germanium, Tin, and Silicon With Styrene
and Methylmethacrylate in-the Presence of
Benzoylperoxide
2 tables, and 4 Soviet references..
ASSOCIATION: Institnt elementoorganicheakikh.soyedineniy AN SSSR
_(.Institute of Elemental Organic Compounds of the AS USSR)
SUBMITTED:: January 15, 1960
.Card 3./3.

S/074/60/029/012/004/004
B013/B078
AUTHORSt Kolesnikov, G. S., Davydova, S. L.
TITLEs Polymerization of Non-conjugate Dienes
PERIODICAL; U8pekhi,khimii, 1960, Vol. 29, No. 12,. pp. 1474 - 1486
TEXT: In the present review the authors report from the field of research
of cyclic polymerization. The assumption about the Closing of rings during
polymerization of compounds with isolated double bonds was first put forth
by Simpson (Ref.1). Further confirmation of an "intramolecular cross
linking" has been offered in Refs.2-4. In following years Butler and
collaborators (Refs-5-13) found that polydiallyl eater of dicarboxylic
acids are representatives of a large num1#-:re of polymers obtained from
compounds with two isolated double bor.'La. They show an anomalous
solubility in organic solvents but nr. substantial non-saturation. Most of
these polymers are converted by inc,eased temperatures and pressure into
transparent synthetic materials wilnout, however, losing their solubility.
These observations contradicted t?,a common statement that linear polymers
obtained from monomers 6~:able bond are of relatively good
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Polymerization of Non-conjugate Dienes S/074/60/029/012/004/004
B013/B078
solubility,, while those obtained by monomers with two or more double bonds
show only it negligible solubility or none at all. By ascertaining numerous
factors which influence polymerization Butler and Angelo (Ref.11)
succeeded in establishing optimal conditions for polymerization. The
mechanism suggested by them encompasses the formation of the radical from
monomers and an alternate intramolecular and intermolecular transmission
of the chain, resulting in a linear saturation of a chain consisting of
alternating rings and methylene groups. The scheme proposed by Butler
a1lows the formation of rings with any number of atoms. The formation of
five- and six-link rings is, however, preferred. To illustrate the strong
tendency of diene-1,6 as compared to monoolefins, toward polymerization,
Butler suggested a scheme of intermolecular electron interaction between
the non-conjugated double bonds in the molecule of the monomer. The
structure of the resulting linear 'Icyclopolymers" was proved by Butler
and his collaborators (Ref.13) for the decomposition products of poly-
diallyl ammonium bromide and polydiallyl dimethyl ammonium bromide. The
polymerization mechanism suggested by Butler has been used by many
researchers (Refs.16-54) to explain polymerization processes of a large
number of other monomers. Here all familiar methods of initiation and
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B013/B078
catalysis giving rise to the formation of rings with five and more atoms
in the polymeric chain were used. The terminology created by Butler and
his co-workers has also been taken over by other authors and the technical
literature now uses such words as "eyolopolymerization", 11cyclopolymers",
'loyclocopolymers" and even Iloyulooatalystall can now be found. The results
of studies on cyclic polymerization point to the intense interest
displayed by researchers in this new field of the chemistry of high-polymer
compounds. All indications are that it will be possible in this way to
create polymer compounds of an unknown structure in which linear and
cyclic fragments alternate. Among them there will certainly be substances
which will be of highly practical significance. Mentioned are:
S. G. Matsoyan, M. G. Avetyan, I. A~ Arbuzova, Ye. N. Rostovskiy, and
V. N. Yefremova. There are 54 references: 17 Soviet~
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR
(Institute of Elemental-organic Compounds of the AS USSR)
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BURKSERJO B.S. [Burkser.. ]X.8.]; ALE EYEVA, Ye.N. [Aleksaieva,, X.M.];
VEMHTEYN V.Ye.- GOLIDENFELID, I.V.; LDavydyuko L.O.J-
DEMIDINK01.1 S.G. tDoWdenko, S.H.); YS ISEWIAv G D. Cmloeirva.. H.D.J;
ISCHMLEB, V.R. [;Aohakhlib.. V.R.I.- SHCHEABA j, M.P.
Accurate determination of the absolute age rocks by the lead
methods Geol.zhur. 2-1 no-5z48-57 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Institut geolog~chqsk* nauk AN USSR.
(Geological tijw) I (Mineralogy)

DAVYD0VSKIY,_XA-S__JBaku)
Overgrowth of Balanus on-water supj.3,y stations in the Caspian Sea.
Vad. i san. tekh. no.Ut30-32 N 161. (MM 15:6)
(Caspian Sea-Cirripedia) (Waterllpes)

899:L3
5- '8
S/062/61/000/002/010/012
B115 B207
AUTHORS: Zakharkin, L. I.p Kolesnikovq G. S.,_Pav dov
Gavrilenko, V. V., and Kamyshova, A. A.
TITLE: Dialkyl aluminum derivatives of saturated and unsaturated
acids
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimicheakikh
nauk, no. 2, 1961, 364-365
TEXT: The authors aimed at obtaining dialkyl aluminum methacrylates and
acrylates and studying their properties. The compounds of the
(RCOO)xAlRj_x type have not yet been described in publications. First,
the authors tried to obtain salts of dialkyl aluminum and of fatty
acids by interaction of the potassium salts of these acids with
dialkyl aluminum chlorides, but without success probably due to complex
formation of organoaluminum compounds with KC1. Subsequently, the
authors applied the interaction of trialkyl aluminum with free
saturated and unsaturated acids by the following scheme;
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89913
S/062/61/000/002/010/012
Dialkyl aluminum derivatives of ... B115 B207
RCOOH + AlR 11 RCOOAlR' + RIR. The reaction proceeded in
2
hexane or benzene under intensive stirring. The separation of saturated
hydrocarbons in quantities close to calculations was observed in the
reaction process. By this method, the following substances were obtained
from dialkyl aluminum and saturated acids: diisobutyl aluminum acetate,.,
di4isobutyl aluminum propionate; from dialkyl aluminum and unsaturated
acids: diethyl aluminum methaorylate, diethyl aluminum acrylate, and
dii3obutyl aluminum methaoryl.ate. The substances obtained are transparent,
colorless, easily distillable and viscous oils which fume in the air and
inflame sometimes. The table shows their constants. Salts from dialkyl
aluminum and unsaturated acids polymerize both thermally and in the
presence of initiators such as dinitrile of azoisobutyric acid. They
are viscous, transparent polymers which are nearly insoluble in organic
solvents, and swell. in some polar mediasuch as amyl acetate or
dimethyl formamide. Salts from dialkyl aluminum and unsaturated acids
co'polymerize well with methyl methacrylate and styrene in all ratios
Q : 0-59 1 : 1, 1 : 2, 1 : 4, etc.)p and are solido transparent,
vitreous polymers practically insoluble in organic solvents.
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9 9 13,
S/062/61/000/002/010/'012
Dialkyl aluminum derivatives of ... B115/3207
Homeopolymers decompose in the air, while copolymers do not change in
the air (if they are.not kept there for too long). All reactions with
organoaluminum compounds were conducted in pure nitrogen. There are
1 table and 8 references' 5 Soviet-bloo and 2 non-Soviet-bloo.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganioheskikh soyedineniy Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Elemental-organic Compounds of
the Academy of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 4, 1960
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Dialkyl aluminum derivati~-es of ...
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S/06 61/000/0U'/010/012
B1 15Y33207
*Nm4m"e csoACTsa COMM AIAAJIKNRAAIDNNNNN
R R' T. x"n.' IC a ACHO Al. SM4HCIACIHO
I I (p xM PT. CT-) % Al. %
CH,-- I-C,H, 145.-146(3) 85 13,52 13.15 13.47
CjHs- i-C'H, 148-149(2) 85 12.11 12.10 12,41
CH%-~-CH, I-Q"' 156-157(2) 75 0
CHt=~--CH, C'Hs 126-127(3) 59 0.?t 15,?5 15.88
CH2=Cli- C4Hj 131-133(o) 51 17,40 17,30
9
HaRAM: C
63,75; H 10,57%. BtAtIllcitew: C 63,71; H 10, 18%.
to.
Legend to the table: 1) Boiling point, OC (mm Hg), 2) yield,
3) found, 4) calculated
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LEYTES, L.A.; YEGOROV, Yu.P.; KOLESNIKOV, G.S.; DAVYDOVA, S.L.
ci_
Study of vibrational spectra nf methacrylic acid derivatives con-
taining the elements of the IVth group. Izv.AN SSSR.Otdkhim.nauk
no.ll:1976-1981 N 61. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR i
Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Methaerylic acid--Spectra)

P.
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S/198/62/008/005/004
o ~ 1730 D234/D308
AUTHOR: Davydson, V. Ye.
TITLE: Plane plate in a diverg'ing two-dimensional stream of
an incompressible liquid
-PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Ukr.ayinslkoyi RS'R. Inst tut mekhaniky.
Prikladna mekhanika, v. 8, no. 5,119M 541-545
T1MT: The stream is assumed to be produced b a point source situ-
ated at (0, f)-in the coordinate system (x, y~. The plate is situa-
ted along the x axis. The plate is.repl-aced:by a vortex layer and
the flow past the plate formulated-by superposing a disturbing
stream and the point source stream. Irk-thb boundary condition on
the plate the square of f is neglected, and the resulting equation
X- mcig Qf
X 2 (2)
A x
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3/196/62/008/005/004/009
Plane plate 'in a ... D234/D308
is solved by''Glauert's method (4'is the intensity of the vortex
layer and Q that of the point source). The aerodynamic force arting*
on the plate is found to be
2
P2(f (k) 00)
27ft
..where
_V 'k 1
(k) k k 2
2
(k 17
[1-(k- k fk7- 1
k being the ratio of the coordinate of the middle of the plate and
1 where 1 is one half of the length of the plate Z-Abstracter's
-.-note: o not defined._7. The resultant moment with respect to the
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Plane plate in a D234/D3O8
origin of coordinates is
Q2
MO 27a 1 (k) 01)
where (k) + 1 (k2 1 The coefficient.of the pressure
center C d is found from these expressions. G raphs of99,(Fl and 0 d
are givene There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Dnipropetrovalkyy derzhavn~y univer8ytet (Dniprope-
trovsk State University)
.SUBMITTED: June 3, 1961
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KO1E11-;`7IK0VJV G.S.4--DXVYD0VAj.S.L.; YPI-910LISKAYA, M.A. - UDIENTOVA, N.V.
Interaction of mono- and dicarboxylic acids with trialkyl derivatives
of boron Lnd aluirtinum. Izv, AN SSSR. Otd.khim.nauk no-5:841--844
My 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1, In6bitut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Boron organic compounds) (Aluminum organic compounds)
(Acids, Organic)

38893
S/190/62/004/007/009/009
B119/B180
AUTHORS: Kolesnikov, G. S., Davydova, S. L., Klimentova, N. V.
TITLE: Carbochain polymers and copolymers. XL. Polymerization
and copolymerization of methacrylic and acrylic derivatives
containing germanium
FERIODICAL; Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v--4, no. 7, 1962,
1098-1102
TEXT: Copolymerizing methacrylyl triethyl germanium with styrene at 600C
the authors found the relative activitioa of the two components to be
0.93 � 0.08 and 1.05 + 0.02 respectively. The followifig now compounds
were synthesized: 01~~C(CH 3 )COOGe(C4H9)3 (1) (b.p. 130-1320.C at
4 mm Hg; d20 1.0166; nD 1.4602 at 200C); 1] )COOGe(C H (2)
20 CH2-C(C 3 6 5 3
(M.P. 1800C); CH2 ~ C(CH3)COOGe =-(C 6H11)3 (3) (m.p. 82-840C);
CH 'V1rCOOGe (C 11 N 20
2' 2 513 (4) (b.p. 88-900C at 12 mm Hg; d 20 1-1530;
nD 1.4582 at 200C); CH2 -CHCOOGe(C4H9)3 (5) (b.p. 1310C at 4 mm 119;
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S/19(J/62/004/007/009/009
Carbochain polymers and copolymers ... B119/B180
d20 1.0131; n 1.46o9 at 220C); CH ' CHCOOGe(C H5)3 (6) (M-P- 178-178-50C)-
20 D 2 6
Compounds 1, 3, 4, and 5 were polymerized separately (initiator.
azo sobutyric acid dinitrile), and compounds 1, 4, and 5 were copolymeriz-
ea (20 mole~o' each'in the reaction mixture) with styrene or methyl
methacz,ylate. Polymer yields were 40-60%, and copolymers 52-:60/o. of
the polymers lies between 0-30 and 1.20 (solvent: pyridine, dimethyi
forma.riiile), that of the copolymers between 0-35 and 1.45 (solvent;
dimethyl formamide). Maximum Go content in the copolymers is-7-58~ (in
the case of 5, with methyl methacrylate). 1 polymerizes in emulsion
in tho -oresence of potassium persulfate. The thermomechanical properties
of some of the polymers were determined. There are 1 figure and 4 tables.
The most important English-language reference is: F. R. Mayo, P. M. Lewis,
J.' Amer. Chem. Soo., 66p 1594, 1944.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheakikh aoyodineniy AN SSSR.
(Institute of Elemental Organic Compounds AS USSR)
5 UBM " I TT E DMay 5, 1961
Card 2/2

KOLESNIKOVp G.S.; DAVYDCIVA$ S.L.; KLIMENTOVA) N.V.
Carbochain polymers and copolymers. Part 1+0. Polymerization
ard copolymerization of methacrylic and acrylic derivatives
contAining germanium* Vyvokomooed- 4 no.7%1098-1102 J1 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Institut elementoorganicheakikh soyedineniy Ali SSSR.
(Germanium organic compounds)
(Methaoryl,ic acid) (Acrylic acid)

MUM' -KO esn
-TLTLE, Synthesis
Tint,py.r~odlc table
-methadtylat bnd:attyl~
IV.
ts containing; elements of groups M a-nd rV of
SOUTIC E - AN SSSR In-stitut nefUlditmichesIo sinteza. Sintez I svoystva monomerov
(The s%-vit~xesfs t%nd pro ~-rtles 7-monomers), Moscow, T'-'d-vO Nauka, IM." 1 171
C.--TAGSi--. M-ethavryl num-
tej -aer r~yata -blund - xnethaczylate
Gi6~' ffl~
sibaon )-nethacrylate, tin methaw~Wej boron acrylate, aluminum nerylate, silicon acry-
tatf-1, germanium methacrylate, germanium ac-.2flate, tin acrylate
:ANSTRACT: Methaqrylates and4aghvtes of trialkIrl-substi'Mad boron, nAuminumlsilleon,
rNa 'U a,'! aM tin e sytt osized and the properties of dho derivatives wo-, e,
r Wflvr~ cr
F
C L, dialk~l aluminum. andunsattirated ncido polymerize and copolyniert,-.o ffierm
ally as well as in the Presence of initiators, forming viscous, t-rXisparentpolymers, ven-
difficultly soluble inorganic solvents (exceptdimiethy1formamide). Block theriwa poly-
meriza:,Uon and copolymerization ol dibutylboroninethaerylic anyhdride yielded vircou3
liquids or vraxy, solid polymers andSo lymersl'tvery difficultly soluble in organic solvents
except diimaLhylformamide). iY,:ethaerylyltrietlygerman,:umpolvnierizedaEdco,,7~%-;':-,,.-mer-
1/2

;7
wt

'P 7-T

-DAVYDOVA, S.L.i PURINSC14, Yu.A.; LAVRUKIIIN, B.D.; !'IATI-,, 11-4.
Synthesis of optically active unsaturated silicon hydrocarbon witq
an asymmetrical silicon atom. Izv. AN SSRAI Swr. RhIm. no.2087-389
165, (MMA .18.2)
1. Institut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza im. A.V. Topchiyeva.All SSSR.

KHKYROVP A*B.9 podpolkovn* mediteinskoy slushby; DAVYGORA'a N.D.$,
podpolkovnik meditsinakoy sluzbby
Organization of r ',
"ntal medical station. Voen.-med. zhur.
no. 1:13-19 J&.160o' (MIRA 11+t2)
(MEDICINE, MILITARY)

DAVYDOVA, S.M.,-redaktor; KONDRATIYICVA, M.A., tokhnicheskiv redaktor.
[3quipment of overhead lines for transmission and contact systems]
Armatura vozdushnykh linil elektroperedach i kontak-tnoi seti. Izd.
ofitsiallnoo. Moskva. 1957. 187 P. (MBA 10: 11)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) VeasoyUsW komitst stanclartov.
(Blectric lines-Owerbead-Stanclards)

DIVYDOVA, S.M., red.; KONDRATITEVA, M.A., tekhn.red.
Naterials used in building installAtions for railroads and
and automobile roads; building and building materials] Materialy
primeniaemye pri stroitellstve iskusstvennvkh sooruzhenii na
zheleznykh i avtomobillnykh dorogRkh; stroitellstvo I stroizaterialy.
Izd.ofitsiallnoe. Nookwall Pt.2. 1,957. 289 p. (HIM 11: 1)
1. Russia (1923- U.P.S.R.) Vaesoyuznyy komitet standartov.
(Roads--Standards) (Railroads--Standards)

DAVYDOVA, S.M., red.; KOliDRATIYBVA, N.A.. telchn.red.
(storage batteriom; batteries and auxiliar7 mterials] Akkumulistory,
elementy i vopomogatellrqe materialy. Izd. ofitsiallnoe. Koskva,
1957. 290 p. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) VsesoyuziWy komitet standmrtov.
(Storage batteries--Standards)

/) /I/ v I v G' I/ I /j !,-) - f t
DAVYDOVA. S.M.. red.; XDIfMATIYBVA, N.A., takhn.red.
-------
Ellectric machinery] Hashiny alaktricheakia. Izd. ofitsiallnoo.
Hooky&, 1957. 293 P. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Itussis (1923- U.S.S.R.) Yesonyuznyy komitet standartov.
(Plectric machiner7--Standards)

DAVYDOVA. S.M., red.; XONDRATOYNA, M.A., takhn.rofi.
[materials used in building installations for railroads and
automobile roads; steel and steel parts] Haterialy primeniaemye
pri strottelletve isktxstvennykh sooruzhenii ne theleznykh i avto-
mobillnykh dorogakh; stall i stallnye izdeliia. Moskva. Pt.l.
1957. 299 p. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Taosoyusnyy komitet standartov.
(Railroads--Standards) (Roads-Standards)
(Steel, Structural-Standards)

DAVYDOVA, S.A., red.; KONDRATOYEVA. H.A.. takhn.red.
(Equipement and attachements for wire co=unication] Oborudovanie
prisposoblenita provoduoi oviazi. hdoofitsiallnos. Moskva, 1957.
379 P. (HIM 11:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Vsesoyuzryv komitat standartov.
(Teli0hone-Apperatue and supplies-Standards)
(Telegraph-lquipment and supplies-Standards)

DAYIDOTA S.M red,.; XONDRATITIVA, N.A., takhn.red.,
(Binders. concretes. and aggregates] Viazhushchis materialy. ,
betony i sapolultell dlin betona. Ixd. ofitvial'noe. MosIrva,
1958. -- - (KIRA IZ:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ye's a" W komitat standartov.
(Concrete--Stan4,ids) (Cement-Standards)

DAVYDOVA, S.M., red.; KONDRATIYETA, M.A,, tekhnerede
[Capacitors) Kondennatory. Isd.ofitsiallnoo. Moskva, 1958.
222 p. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Vesscrumnyy komitet standartoy.
(Blectric capacitors)

DAVYDOVA, S.M., red.; KATVIYZVA, A.Ye.. takhn.red.
- 0
(Woodwork for apartment houses and public buildings] Stoliarnye
izdeliia dlia zhilykh i grashdanskikh zdanii; izdanis ofitsialinoo.
Moskva, 1959. 110 P. (MIRA 12:9)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Vaesoyusn" komitet standartov.
(Woodwork--Standards)

14(2);.25(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3175
USSR. Gosmiarstvennyykomitet standartov
Pod!'yemniki (Lifting Machinery) Official ed. Moscow. 1959- 35 P. Errata
slip inserted. 10,000 copies printed.
Ed.: S.M. Davydova; Tech. Ed.z A.Ye. Hatveyeva.
PURPOSE, Ws book is intended for technical personnel.
COVERAGE- This is a list of State Standards for elevators. Fields of
a0lication.. basic parameters and dimensions) drawtngs, and general require-
mentq are presented for each set of' standaix1s. Revisions are publishe& peri-
odically in the Informatsionnyy Wkazatell standartov (InforTdation Index of
Standaids). No personalities are mentioned. There are-no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
GOST 5746-58- Passenger Elevators. Basic Parameters and Dimensions 3
Card 1/2

Lifting Machinery
SOV/3175
GOST 8823-58. General-purpose Yheleht Elevators. Basic Parameters
and Dimensions 18
GOST 8824-58- Small General-purpose Freight ElevaItora. Basic
Parameters and Dimensions .23
GOST 8825-58- Small Freight.. Elevators for Stores. Basic Parameters
and Dimensions 29
GOST 8822-58. Hospital Elevator-s. Basic Parameters and
Dimensions 32
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress'.W1372M)
VK/gRP
Card 2/2 3-21-66

,red.; NATTEMA, A.Ye., tekhn.rad.
(Electric appliances] Zlektrichookis apparaty. I2d.ofitsiallnoo.
Moskva, 1959. 271 pe (MIRA 12:12)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Tsesoyusnyy komitat stanaartov.
(Electric apparatus and appliances)

DAVYDOVA,,S.M,, red.; MATVEYZVA, A.U., tekhn. red.
(Storage batteries, calls, and auxiliary materials] AkkmmLliatory,
elementy i vapoipogatellmye mteria3,v. Izd.ofitsiallnoo, Moskval
1959. 291 p. (KMA 14: 10)
(Storage batteries-Standards)

DAVYDOVA, S.K., red.; KAT"I, A.Te .. , tek*hn. red.
(Binders. concretes, and concrete aggregates] Viazhushchie
materialy. betony i sapolniteli dlia betona. Izd.ofitsiallnoe.
Koskva, GosAzd-vo standartov. 1960. 384 p.
(MM 14:1)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Vsesoyusnyy komitet standartov.
(concrete) (Binding materials)
(Aggregates (Building materials))

DAVYDOVA. S-M.. red.; MATVEYEVA, A.Ye., tekhn. red.
(Electrical engineering materials; insulators) Elektro-
tekhnicheskie materialy; 1:*c,liatory. Izd.ofitsiallnoe.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo standartov. Pt.2. 1961. 153 p.-
(MIRA 16:8)
(Electric insulators and insulation)

DAV'YDOVA,
7 ..' red.; KASHIRIN, A.G., tekhn. red.
(E-1 ctri al engineering materials; electric insulating
mat:rial:] Blektrotakhnicheakle materie%-; elektroisoliatsion-
nye materialy. Isd. ofitsiallnoo. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo stan-
dartov. Pt.1, 1961. 16# P. (MIRA 16;8)
(Electric insilators and insulation)

DAVYDC!F~, S.M._I_red.,- KASHIRIN,, A.G., tekbn. red.
[Biriding materials, concreteop and concrete aggregates) Viazhu-
shchie materialy, betorW i zapolniteli dlia betona. Izd. ofitoiall-
noe. Moskva, Goso izd-vo standartov 3.961. 403 p. (MIRA 34:10)
(Binding materials-Standards) (Concrete-Standards)
(Aggregates (Building materials))-Studards)