SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DROBYSHEVSKIY, L.G. - DROGALIN, K.

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MOBYSHIVSKIY, L.G., radaktor
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Iii Russam health resort, 1828-1953; a collection of
LThs m3tara
scientific paperel Kurort I'Staraia rusea.0 1828-1953; abornik
nauchao-praktichaskikh rabot. [Novgorod] Novgorodakaya pravda.
1955. 210 p. (MLRA 10:3)
(STARAYA RUSSA-THRUPRUTICS, PHTSIOLOGICAL)

IMOBYSTLEV KIY V.; BOLDYRIV, A.; RIPIN, A.; , A.; KW, A. (Chelyabinsk).
SuWsted, developed, introduced. Isobr.i rate. no-.4:32 Ap 16o.
(MIRA 13-6)
(T3chnological innovations)

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IROBTSHNVMY, Vo; RAS, L.
-
New machines for mounting and dismounting automobile tires. Avt.
transp, 36 no*9:24-25 S 158. (MIRA 11:10)
(Automobilee-Tires)

-MOBYSHIVSKIT, VoAp, inzhenere
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An outstanding Soviet inventor. Isobr.v SSSR 2 no.11:41-43
N '57- (Natrosov, Ivan Konstantinovich) (MIRA 10:10)
(Brakes)

VASALOV, A. takhnik-mekba4lk KORUILOT, M. Inah.; SHIGANOV, A
' rnigov); DUHIN. A. insh. (LanIngrad$; ATUPOV, S. slasa;1-
(Cho o
Instrumental'shchtk (g.Kirovsk, Laningradekoy oblaeti~:
I]ROBTSHEVSgIT, V.A-Inzh.; VIMIXTOT, V. (Sverdlovsk)
Suggested, developed, introduced. Isobr.i rat 110 no.I:JW-4?.
Ja 160. 1 (MIR& 13t4)
(Toobnological ihnovations)

-~ROBYSHEVSKITP V*A*
Inventions in the automobile industry. Avt.prom. no.3:44m45
mr 161. (MMA 140)
1, Komitet PO delam izobreteniy i otkrytiy pri Sovete Ministrov
SSSR.
(Automobile industry-Technological innovations)

--P)RO.BYSIJEVSKIYJI V.A.
New equipment and t-nbnicues for the mechanization of loading and
unloading operations. Zhel. dnr. transp. 47 no.6;89-90 Je 165.
(wr,A ig.61,
1. Nachallnik otdela tran!~porta Gosudarstvennogo kom-iteta po delam
lzobreteniy i otla7tty SSSR.

XWOVSKIT, TO.M.'; MOBYSOWIT, T.L.
Morphology of the argyropbylio substance of the dental pulp in
amphodontosis (paradontosis).6tomatologlia, no.6:11-16 N-D 155.
(Nm 9:5)
1. Is patologoamtomichookogo otdola (sav.-kandidat meditsinskikh
nauk Te.M. Berkawskiy) Odeeskogo nanchno-iseltdovatellokogo
instituta stmatologii (dir.-starshiy usuchnyy motrudnik M.1.
Ukha eva)
(PUIOMMM, dim.
periodontitis, dent. pulp In, morphol. of argyrophyllo
substance)
(DXHM PULP. anat. & hisfol.
argyrophrlic substa:wo norphol. in periodontitis)

DROBYSHF,VSKIY. Y.L.
Machnnics of instruments in extrnating teeth. Stomptologils 37
no.2:18-42 Mr-Ap 158. (HIRA 11:5)
1. Iz Odeaskogo nsuchno-lasledovntel'skogo stomntologicheakogo
institute (dir.-kandidat med.nauk Hj. lukhAreva)
(EMAL INSTRUMMS AND APPARATUS)

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CHIRKW, A.P., doktor takhnnauk, prof,; DRO dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk;
XLWAGR# FeT., kand.tekbn.nauk; SMEMM, ZvIe, inxh,
Investigating the performance of
locomotive engine at loy feadA.
(Diesel engines-r2al systems)
the fuel system of 2DIOD diesel
2rudy ]MIT no.35:4-12 160.
(MIU 13 8 10)

DROBZHEV, V.I.; ZELEHKOV, V.Ye.; ZELENKOVA, I.A.
I.- -- -1. 1. -, -
First results of a study of the motions of Inhomogeneities In the
ionosphere over Alma-Ata, Gogmag. I sere 4 no*6:1126-1127 N-D 164.
(MIRA 18:1)
1. Sektor ionosfery AN Kazakhskoy SSR,

,DPtOBZHEV VII.; ZELENKOV, V.Ye.; ZEIENKOVA, I.A.
Study of the motion of an inhomogeneity in the ionosphere over
Alma-Ata. Geomag. i aer. 5 no-3:581-583 My-Je 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Sektor ionoefery AN Kazakhokoy SSR.

DROC, 1.
Wraulia turbine with two intake strokeal experiments with micromodel, 150 L 3. -p- 81- .
METALURGIA SI CONSTRUCTIA DE MASINI. (Aimisterul Industrisi Metlurgice ai ConstractMor
do Mandrd ai Asociatia StUnitiftea a LMAnorilor si Techniaislor) Bucurestis
Vol. 8, no. 4, Apr. 1956.
SOURCE: Bastluropsim Acessions Idat, (EEAL). Library of Congress.
VcLI'*''3, No* no November, 1936.

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AR6005254 SOURCE CODEo UR/0058/65/000/009/HO20/HO2
AUTIHORS: Zelenkov, V, Ye. Yakovets, A. F. -. Kuzin. B. 1. - Drobzhev IF. I.,
TITLE: Measurement of collision frequency in the F2 loye
SOURCE. Ref. zh. Fizika, Abe. 9Zhl53
RWt SOURCE: Tr. Sibirsk. fiz.-tekhn. in-ta pri Tomakom un-te, vyp. 45, 1964, 236-235
T
LOPIC TAGS: ionospheric radio wave, ionospheric physics, particle collision
F layer
ABSTRACT: The method of measuring the coefficient of reflection of radio waves from
an ionosphere layer is used to determine the effective collision fre uency In the F2
layer. For measurements over the period from 18 through 25 April 19N, a value v n
= 0.5 - 5.5-103 sec-1. It is noted that with increase in v the degree of turbift-
ty of the atmosphere increases and the velocity vo of rando~egotion decreases.
(Translation of abstract]
SUB CODE: 0~1.' 2.0

SNIMICIU, I.; GRWIANU, 1. -
Preparation of sulphonamides monosubstituted on the N4 atom with dl-
carboxylio acids. Rumanian M. Rev. 1 no.2t96 Apr-Jana 57,
(SUTYA IAZOLI, related comounds
P -Phthal7l & N4 _jjUCoW1 oulfathlazole aynthegle)

MWUA Chemical Thchnology,, Chemical Products and Their E-17
App3loations Pharmsesutioals, Vitaminse Antiblertics.
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - Xhimiya., No 51 1959, No* 16"
Authcr Cruceanul I.; Dwoo 1.
Inet Not given
Title Determirotion of Certain SulfanylwdAes by Mans of the
luminescent Capillary bbthod
Orig Pub : Farnacia (Howin), 1M, 5, no 1, 41-46
Abstract : As the result of experlmantal studies performed on a
number of coz used sulfwddes PO the authors
established their chamterlatic flumescent capillary
Images in filtered ultraviolet lights These images
may be utilized as staulards of comparisone Thus., a
simple accurate and rapid neftod for the determination
of Gulfamides; Lffiq7 has been developed. This nothicid is
applicable to the determimtion of irdividual compounds
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4 -6 0

DROCY I., farmaciat; COSTACUSCU, I.p ing. chimist; TONTICI, G., ing.
. kgronom; SOSCHIV, N., ing. agronom
Utilization of sorbic said for wine stabilization. Ind alim
veget 13 no.1:16-19 Ja 162,

DROCO If.; VAETUS, T.
Establishment of a formu]A for the computation of areas of forest
nurseries. P. 539. REWISTA PADURIWR. (Asociatia St;.jnlllifica a Inginerilor si
Technicienilor din Romania 91 al Ministerului Agriculturil si Silviculturii)
Bucuresti. Vol. 70, no. 3-1, Nov. 1955.
30. Ea3t European Accessions 4st Vol. 5, No. 8 August, 1956

DROC, VAAMS, T.; WSTI~A, A.
A cultivated stand of Quercus palustria L. in the Dumbrava Forest in Giviu.
p. 622. Conference on the subject "Application of Principles of FATplacerant
of Protective Shelter Belts for Agricultural Fields In the Dobruja Steppe
in Order -to Obtain Vaxim= Production." p, 622*
Vol. 70, no. 12, D~3c. 1955
RMSTA PADURILOR
Bucurresti, fWania
Source: East European Accession List. Library of Congress.
Vol. 5, No. 8, ~Iuvust 1956

VASILISOU,V.; GINCA,I.; DHOGAN,J.; OPROIUIAL; SUTIANU.St.
Data concerning the action of cursrs on the respiratory centre.
RuAsnlan M. Rev. 4 no.1:7-11 J&-Mr 160.
'(GUBARE pharmscol. )
(RAPIRATION pharmacol. )

&T~k i iA
POPESCU-ItM
%- j 1. 0 MD; DROCP-'-!, :,., "D.
Bucharest,, Viata J.Jodic-ilv., ',11o 7, 1 ~-*pr 63, PP 477-1,31.
t'InoctroencephalograDULe ,c.;'.-,tiGns during the
Treatment. vith Pipej:,azino."
( 1-~)

ZAGER, 0. [Sager, 0.]; DROKM, Zh. (Drocan, ~J- ; CHINKA, I.(Cinca, I.]
Eledtroencepbalogfapbic studies of acute disorders of cerebral
blood eirculation. Nauch. trudy Inst. nevr. ANI SSSR no.l:
233-240 '60. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Institut nevrologii imeni Pavlova Akademii RuzWnskoy Harodnoy
Respubliki, Bukharest.
MMTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY)
CEREMVASCULAR DISEASE)
i

DF#fi*F=ZJr. (Droaant J.]
Useful method of basal electroencephalography. Zhur. nerv. i psikh.
60 no. 2s167-171 160. (MDU 14:4)
1. ElektroentsafaloE~aficheskaya laboratoriya Instituta imeni
I.P. Pavlova Akademii Rumynskoy Narodnoy Respubliki pri nevrologiche-
skoy kliniki bollnitoy Kolentinap Bukharest.
(EIECTROEINCEPHALOGRAPHY)

ANTONIU, R., Ing.; SALAYO Go j lnge;j2flQW
. dr, ; GHEMum, V. I ing. -
BC14CIU, Go,, biolog; MARCOCI, Sop biolog; MARCULESCU, I.,,
radiochimist.
Studies on the conditions of utilizing domeartic waters and
sewage for irrigation of agricultural areas, made an the
experimental grounds at Tuzla, Constants region, in 1961.
Studii prot spur apelor 4t61-147 163,

DROCAN, Rodica; ALEXANDRI, ALV.; BAICU, T.
- zl~
Preliminary studies of the residues of parathion on the fruits
and vegetables. Studii care biol veget 14 no.4-.487-496 f62.
1. Comunicare prezentata de Rug. Radlilescu, membru corespondent
al Academiei R.P.R.
i -

DROCAR, Frantioak, ina.
Cavitation of the Kaplan water turbines. Energetika, Cz 13
:noOI2-.64&652 D 163.
I
1. Vodna elektrarenp flosice.

DRDCHM,-Y&.G BMANOVSKIT, A.N.
Comparative affectiveness of ascending and descending methods of
tree tapping. Gldrolls. i lasokbims prom. 10 no-3:23-24 '57o
(MLRA 10:5)
1, Opytnaya stantsiy& podsocbki I oemola TSentrallnogo naucbno-
iseledovatelisko lesokhImichaskogo institutao
rTree tapping)

BIIMYAYEVA~ N.N.; DROCIRIVI, Ya.G.
- -
Methods for the colinction of olaor-..,iiim;. Gjdroll-, -i losakhijr.
prom 17 no.5:2&-29 164. k!.(_' U"k 1,/: 1,0)
1. Mentral tnyy nauchm-Issledovatel lskljy Lesokh ski y institut.

COU11try Czechoslovakia
CatoCzory Mcroblolopy. )dcrobee Pathogerda For Mom and P-nim-le.

Ab3. Jour Rof nhur-biol., 110 22~, 1958, !,o 103920
Author Galliovy J' Horal- Z.: Drodo
) 7
Inatitut.
TitIc ',~,a tivation *P BCO and V-P Str1ins On DU'00q Aitritive
c
,ledlum Wi th a "I'a culture riltrata its !!n Albtmin
Substitute
Orig Pul)& t Rozhl. tubnrk. a namocach plicnich., 1957, 17, ;*-0 4,
260-265
Abstract Using ilia usual mmthod of preparing F'"G vacoine, a
Oulture from Sauton's medium is ground up with
small metal balls and, therefore, containi a certain
number of dead and injured bacteria and frappiente of
them. Dubos suggested gTowing vaccine strains on a
liquid medium with the addition of Weer-80, which
brings about a dirfuse growth of the oultura whieh
then oollsots at the bottom of tho flosk. In this
way, the po3oibility Is obtained of preparing tho
vacetue without preliminary grinding. iieca.use
co=ercial Tween contains a oartain quantity of free
fatty acids which are toxic to nycobacteria, Duboe
adds bovine cerum albumin to the oulturo mndiuz; this
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Country
CatoSory
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;~b6. Jour ROf Zh"v-BiOl- 1? 23, 1958, No105920
Auttior
Inatitut,
Titlo
Orir~ Pub.
A'bstraot neutralizes the toxic affect of the Neon in
addition, stimulates the growth of the mycobaoteria.
Vaccine prepared according to the Dubos method gives
a higher percentage of positive and stronger reactions
than the ucual vaccine on intraoutansous testing, whiab
in apprently explained by the higher oontent of live
bacteria in, it. The main objection to the use of
vaccine prepared according to the Dubas modification
Is the impossibility of reliably sterilizing the #arm
albumin for purposes of preventing the possibility
of transmission of virus infections. Therefore, the
authors replabed the human albumin In Duboal medium
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Cou.ntry
Catc,&~ o ry
Abs. Joup :Ref Zhur-Bial-, ',!o 23t 1958p No 103920
Author
Institut.
T Itlo
Or irS Pub.
Abstract -with filtrates from an 8-veek subt;urfaae BM' culturi
)(Coat.) or V-P strain in a synthetic medium consisting or
K2qPO4 1.~ grams, PSS04 0.1 gram, asparagine 1.5 grams,
glycerin 5.0 grams, distilled water 1000 cc and IM
Two", or a ~-itoek culture on Sauton's medium filtered
through a Birkhaug apparatus undar prossu:a. Eoth
filtrates are sterilized by passe.re through a Seitz
filter. The filtrates obtained possess dstoxifyitg
proportion similar to albumin but are &1moot completely
devoid of growth factors, for which reason the BCG
and V-P strains, which generally grow wall on Dubos'
modi= with the culture filtrates, cannot withstand
a large, number of transplantations usine this medium.
Card: 3/4

;,,bs, Jour Roi '~hur-Biol., -,lo 23, 1958, Ho 103520
Country
Catogory
Author
Institut,
Titlo
Orir, I'lub.
Abstraot .Therefore, -the authort 3uggest maintikialng the principal
(Cont.) straine on other media and plating them out on medifisd
Mtbosl medium for the purpoue of preparing the vaccine.
--?A.A. Iruzman.
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F-72

DROESE t-. H.
wSandy arable soils., their noil science, plsAt culture., and
econamia4y by W! Simon. Revieved by H, Droe9e. Postepy
nau~ rolzr9 no.L157-154 Ja-F 162o

BIRECKIV M.1 KOWA1SKIv St.1 SKIERZCHAISKI9 L.
PteUminary research on the possibility of applying shallow
plowing and its proper application In crop rotation. Roes nauk
roln rool 83 no.149-72 160. (EM 10t 7)
1. Sskola Glowna Cospodarstva Wisjokiegoo Warszawa.
(Poland-nowing) (Poland-Rotation of crops)

BIHECIKI 0 M. & L'
,W~E KOWALSKI, S.; SMIMCHALSKIP
Possibility of applying,shanow pioughin and its proper application
-in crop rotation (preliminary results of field investigations), Pt. 2.
Rocz nauk roln roal 83 n0,4053-876 161.

BIRECKI, M.;-PTEz--,H-j KOWALSKI, S.; SMIMCHALSKI,, L.
Changes in the soil structure during.the vegetation period under some
pl4nta demonstrated by different Indexes. Rocz nauk roln roal 93 no-4:
029452 161.

ISMSE. Janina- STIWICKA. Danuta; TOCZKO. Karls,; NIZIOLIK, S.; BRUSKIp W,;
Biosynthesis and metabolism of Lapinus angustifolius alkaloids.
II Biosynthesis of alkaloids isolated from germs and ootyledol~$,
Acta biochim,polon. 7 no.4t459-468 160.
Is Katedra Blocheell SGOW I Zeklad Biocheelt Roslin Instytutu
Biochanii I Blofisyki PAN. Warszawa, Kisrownik: prof. dr Ignacy
Reifer.
(ALICALOIDO metab)

TOCZKD, M.; ERZESK19 W.;_RROE=2 T.
Microbial degradation of lupanine,III, Alk4lq;d intermediates.
BuLAo Poi Biol 9 no,ns4l+7-451 161.
1. Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Polish Academy of
Sciences and Department of Biochenistry, Central College of Ag-
rioulture, Warsav. Prosented by J.Hener.

SHATA10V. P.; STROKIN. P.; KOKARVAs 1-: EROFI. P.; AGAYONOT, I.
Surprise inspection of worker correspondents of the A31-Union
Central Council of Trade Unions periodical "Okhrana truda i
sotsiallnoe strakhovanie": There is not much use in this
kind of control. Okhr, truda i sots. strakh. 3 no. 10:48-52
o 16o. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Prodeeda-tellrabochkoma sovkhoza "Pobeda,P Altay (for Shatalov).
2. Dovereanyy vrach kraysovprofa, Altay (for Strolcia).
3. Pomoshchnik epidemiologa Sharchinskogo rayona, Altay (for
Kokareva). 4. Predesdatefrabochkoma sovkhoza imeni Gastello.
Altay (for Drofa). 5, SpetsialInyy korrespon4ent zhurnala
20khrana truda i sotsiallnoye strakhovaniyal (for Agafonov).
(Altai Territory--Medicine, Rural)

DROFA I T.
The Ustf-Labinak goals. Sov. profsoiuzy 19 no.120-9 -To 163.
(MIRA 1618)
1. Predeedatell profsoymogo komiteta, Ust'-Labinskoto
proizvodstvannogo kolkhoano-sovkhonogo upravlerLiya, Krasnodarskiy
kray.
(Ust'-1,abinsk District-Agriculture)
(Ust'-Labinak District-Trade unions)

SOV/35-59-8-6488
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Aatronomiya i Geodeziya, 1959,
Nr 8, P 55
AUTHOR: Drofa, V.K.
TIM: A Bright Bolide
PERIODICAL: Astron. tairkulyar, 1958, September 18, Mr 195, p 25
ABSTRACT: A bolide moving from north-east to south-west was observed
at the Astronomical Observatory of the KiXey University on
June 21, 1958. Its brightness was 8"' ! 3'. Its trail was
about 200 long. Its visual way and the times of its
appearance and disappearance are given.
M.V.S.
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PRTAKMN. Tu.P.; DROPA, Y.K.; S7WZHIS, T. (Straiz"is, T.]; RMSHIffSKIT.
A.A.
Auroras borealis. Astron.tsir. no.202:22 Je '59.
(Auroras) (KM& 13:4)

ml_-_ I rc-C.". ==W=1'=C-, SW/5721
Vseaoyuzaaya antro=atrichockaya kcnfcrcntaiyG.
Trudy 14-y Antr=ctrichankoy I-cn:cr,.-,trM SZM, Yiyc-i, 27-70 =ya 1936 g.
kTransactions of the 14th As' Lrc ..-, tr1c, a, of tho UZ,21, ':,,:!1d in Kiyey
2T-)O May 1953) Moaccv, :czd-vo Az.- zzz~aj 1~60, 440 1). E-.,zta ell;? inzarted.
1000 copies pi-inted.
Syonsoring Agcneyi Akadc=lya nzuk KC:1. GIL-r.=ya 6jaer-mtoriya
(Pulkovo).
Reap. Ed.., M. S. Zverov, Corrczro-.%ding !k=br, Ac.-,~---7 of Scicncc3 U=,,l M. of
Publishing House: 11. K. Zcychik; Tech. Ul.: R. 1".
PURPMEs The boolz in interidcd for azt-m-ii--aors and r-,trc:~Iiysicists, rs.-ticulwly
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COVZMGE: 7his publIcation preacnts the T:,anfsctIC-..:; cf the 14th Actrc-ttrical
Conference of the USMO hold in rdycv 27-N !!-.y 1953. It 27-r-.,,~orts
and 55 scientific 1papors presentecl r-t the ploaarj mcttitg of the Ca-lerance
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Transactions of the 14th AGtr=ctr1.ccLl (C"t.) 50*1/5721
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ado~*cd by the Conforcnec, the C"~-,,c3itlon o;' tho. the cr
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the Ust oZ particiranto zt the CorifLrcnca. A 1~_-icf cw~~nxy in ::n_-3_iah Is
given at the end of w-ch cxUale. 11Q.er=nc_-a follu., individu-n-1 erticloa.
The Pnuldlm of the Aatrmetrical Cc-~~ttc2 (Chalnz.,n 14. S. Zvcrov), wtich
sun2rvised the of this jpiblicazicn, r=:irow;~a th=%3 to the
M=bcra of the secretariat: V. M. Vasillyevo I. G. Kollchlaskiy, A. B. Ore-
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Transactions of the 14th Astrometrical (Cont.) SOV/5721
Nefed'yeva, A* Io Systematic Errors of Star Declinations Obtained
Fr= Mo A* Grachev's Observations
Man-surava, K. So Declination Systems Obtained From Latitude Observa-
tions
Fedorov, Ye. Pe. Yu. I* Prodan,, and Do No Poncmarev. The List of
Stan of Latitude Programs for Observations on Meridian Cir.%les
Bugoelavskaya,,, Yeo Ya. The PI-oblem of Binary Stars in the AGK3
Catalogue
Zverev, Me. So# and Go Me Timashkavas Nov Progruis fcc Meridian
Observations
Taimerman., Go K. Flexure-Pree Vertical Circle
Drofa. V. K.. and No A. Chernegas Photogrwphing the Divisions of a
--Hircle .
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Astrograph at the Kiev Astronomi6al Observatory. Publ.KAO n
59-74 161. .(Muolm.
(Telescope)

409kra)
r-T
Permanert-ax~a or :-,zotibn.~t a beaV7 97rostat abouta fixed
point. FI'W'~,Mqt. i ,Aekh, 25 no,5:9/4-945 S-0 161.
(G;'rOscopeY

GORWYA, Anton Ageyevic4iDROFAVaai4y_EiriUgApb; YAKOVKV, A.A.p
otv. red.; LAMNOVAI fi.M.# red.izd-va; RAIMJNAp N.P..*
tekhn. red.
(Relief of the boundary area of the moonj based on photographic
observations an the astrograph of the Astronomical Observatory
of Kiev University] Rellef kraevoi zorq Luny; po fotograficheskim
nablAudeniiam na. astrografe astrono icheskoi observatorii Kiev-
skogo gosudarstvannogo universiteta im. T.G.Shavehenko, Kiev.,
lzd-vo Akad. nauk USSR, 1962. 162 p. (14IRA 15%5)
(Moon~-Surface)

DROFA06, V.I.
DeLtermining the constants of the moonla phpical libration frait
miorometric obaervations vith the 10* AO KGU refracting
Publ, KLO no,lotl6-58 !62o (KIRA lot
(HOOD-Wration)

DROYAP Y.N.
Thew7 of the asi=th beadpiess. Publ. K&o no.ns8245 162.
(MIRA 107)
(Tboodolites)
V...
E,
t.
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DROFA, V.X.; CMMNEGA, N.A.
Device for photogrohing transit-circle readin Publ, UO
no.n'92-97 162, IMBIOPA 1627)
(Transit circle)

DROFA. V. K.
Universal azimuth headpiece. Publ. KAO to.ID98-107 162.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Astronomical instruments)

ASTANVMHI, 1. Sjlatapovych I. S.].. doktor fiz.-mtem. nauk;
VM=VrATS]Xr., S. Qw"khrviatalkyi, S. K.). doktor fis.-
m&t,w.. n&uk., prof.; GOMWAME Sh. G.,, kand. fis.-mtem.
naukj GURTOVEKKO To. A.[Hurta"'nkog 1. A.10 kand. fix.-=ton.
naukj DROPAP ir. kend& fis,-eates. nauk; TORZHMMAt
G. H. M. shurnaliat
Telescope of "Naulm i shyttiaw lauka i shyttia 12 no.2:32
F 163. (KM 16:4)
(Astronomy-Otwervations)

MR07ASIO Anatelly Play1wrich, dv"hdy 09roy Sotsiallstloheskogo Truda;
MTAKOYA* &0 red.1 XMIN, Tu,,, tekhn,rod.
1,
coentral figure] TUntralluals, figure. Moskva. Ges.;zd-ve
Polit,lit-ry,11961#' 31 P. (KIRA 14:12)
(Lityluenko, Tasilll Tisefesvich) j

DROMIKO Alojsy dipl., tehalk. (Celje)
Developaient of vslding technique in the enterprise OTovarna emaj3drane
posode, Celjel. Var teha 10 no.3:71-72 l6i.
2. Tovama emajIlrome posode, Celjs.
(Tugoslavia-Welding)

AC'CESSION NR: AP3002620 6/0280/63/000/003/0191/0198
AUTHOR: Droaachankot A. 1. (10arNov)
TITLE: Graphic methods for determining coefficients of harmonic linearization,
of nonlinearities
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Iny. Otd. tekh. nauk. Takhnicheakaya kibernetika,
no*
3, 1963, 191-198'
TOPIC TAGS1 nonlinearitys linearization, harmonic linearization
ABSTRACT: In the process-of harmonic linearization, the function lr(x) has this
form: '(A
(A, 0) '+ [q (A, x0)'
W +
If the Input signal Is represented by an offset sine.wavo~,,w M X1+X" where
Of- The functionio q and q1 are coefficients of harrao''Eic Mearizationt
FO is the constant of expansion of F(x) into a Fourier ivories. Unlike the usual

ACCESSION NR:- AP3002620
analytical approach to linearization. the article praseito generalized graphic
methods for (al determining linearization coefficients for single-valued and tVMft
valued pie cewis a -linear functions, and for (b) some arbitrary-form functions,
urves and nomograms are submitted for detarraining qt q' and various
C
auxiliary quantities. It is claimed that the graphIs accuracy is adequate for
engine e ring-de sign purposes. Orig. art. has: 7 figures and 17 formtlas.
ASSOCIATION: none
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ANDREMA-GAIANINA, Yevgeniya TSezarevna; PM-GA~s-Wir-lAbramoyn34
ARTAMONOVA, Volya Georgiyevnaj BURLOVAI L.Ya.,, red.; CHUNAMA, Z.V..,
teklm. red.
[Vibration sicknoool Vibratsionnaia bolewto Leningradp Medgiz, 1961o
173 p. (VIBRILTION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (MIRA 14:12)

SONIN, S.Dol prof.; KOLOSOV, A.V., kand. tekbn. nauk; YVSHCIIFNKO, A.A.,
gorn. inzh; DROGALI, G.G.; RESHETNIE, G.I.
Preliminary results of the testing of hydraulic filling equipment
and techniques in mining thin flat seams. Ugol' 36 no.9:14-17
S 161, (MIRA, 14:9)
1. Moakovskiy gornyy inatitut im. I.V.Stalina (for Sonin, Kolosov,
Yushchenlto). 2. Glavnyy inzhener tresta Kirovugoll (for Drogall).
3. Glavnyy inzhener shakhty no.1-2 "Novaya Golubovka" (for Reshet-
nik).
(Hydraulic mining)

DROGALI, Gri e~yicrlhj ALGASOV, Vladimir Stepanovich;
4%*,.LX4LvaQnY gor yevicI4,KITAYSKI7,,-Ya.`V.,, otv. red.;
MESHCHANKINAt I.S., tekhn. red.
(Rapid crosscutting) Opyt skorostnogo,provedeniia gor-
nykh vymbotok. Moskva, 1962. 27 p. (MIRA 16:8)
1. TSentralsnyy institAt takhnichaskoy informataii ugollnoy
promyshlonnosti.
(Coal mines and mining)

DROGAttv G.G.
Son problem of the reorganization of coal mines. Ugolleprom.
no.lsl2-17 JaF 162. (KIRA 15:8)
11 Upraylyayushchiy treston OKirovugol-10,
(Dnieper Basin--Coal mines and mining)

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AUTHORSt V--,--Kiselev, A. V., Korc,-'uv, A. Ya., Elftekov,
U.
TITLE: Production and properties of ethylene ~'lycol aerosil
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy zhurnall v. 24, no. 2, 1962, 152 - 158
TEXT: The surface of aerosil wa3 modified with ethylene Clycol to reduce
the adsorption energy and preserve the hydrophilic charactcr and 3elective
action of functicnal groups. Etherification of silanolgroups with ethylene
glycol -Si-OH + HOC H OH --I -Si-O-C H OR + H 0 causes coating of the
1 2 4 2 4 2
aerosil surface with ethylene glycoxy groups, one hydroxyl group of which is
located at the end. First the increase in the degree of modification is
comparatively fast as the time of ethylene glycol action increases, then It
slows down. The number of K-CH 2-CH 2- groups grafted onto the unit surface
varies between 2 and 6 per 1001 2. When one hydroxyl group reacts with one
diol molecule, the substitution degree of OH groups ist
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0""gV'6,-,I':124/002/003/00.8.
Production arid propertiac of ethylene... fr1l,,B144
9-0R 0 -OC2R4OR ~ Ch-CH 2- CH 2- /0' -oil >/"~-CH 2-CH 2-/9' Only 2/3 of.tho OH
gro-jps located on the surfuce of hydrated silica were substituted. The
addorption isotherms of subc~titutel aorosils showed that tile adsorption
of nitrogen, n-hexane, and argon vapors was not affected but that of
benzene and methanol va-pors rapidly reduced. This redliction is due to
chemical chanje3 of the surface and their effect on adsorption since the
specific surface of crosil is hardly changed by etherification. In a dense
monolayer, the area por molecule in 6jm - ']I /aMN, where amis the capacitj
of the monolayer, 911 in the specific surface. Substitution of othoxy for
silanol groups causes decrease in a m for methanol and benzene. With nitro-
gen andmethanol the equilibrium constant decreases with increasing 3ubstitu-
tion degree. *Grafting may be,applied to diol substitutiont (1) to one or
two OH groups (2) to -Si-O-Si- bridges, and (3) to bridges and OR groups.
More complex compounds mLy form on the surface since othylore glycol forms
polymer chains in the prenence of oxide catalysts. This causes a composite
mosaic structure of the modified layer. Screening of 3.411ca with ethylene
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glycol groups improves dispersion iind disaggregation o' .~orosil particles
owing to a decrease in their interaction. Disagi;regation i.; important for
the introduction of modified aero3il as filler into polyur,~thanes. The
gluing strengths of modified an.' initial quartz hardly di!'Ier. The hydroxyl
groups of the quartz aurfie rei~ct vigorously with the isocyanate groups of
the glue. The adhesive ----;Pr is to be preserved, and wetting and complete
disagGregation of filler ,articles in the polymer are to be reached by
chemical modification - ained regulation of surface properties of highly
disperse fillers. Scr,-,_~gof the silica nurface by a dense layer of un-
polar, chemically inert groups reduces adsorption and adhe3ion. Modification
with dimethyl dichloro silana thus forms a thick, continuous polynethyl
siloxane layer eliminbting the polar glue-quartz adhesion. There are 2
figures, 4 tables, and 16 references.
ASSOCIATION%. Institut fizicheskoy khimii AN SSSR Gruppa khimii poverkhnosti
(Institute of Physical Chemistry AS USSR, Group of Surface
Chemistry~ hioskovskiy universitet im. M. V. Lomononova
Laboratoriya adaorbtaii Khimicheskiy fakulltet (Moscow Uniywflty
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SUBMITTEDs April 26, 1961
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
8/069J62/024/005/00i/010
B107/Ble6
Aristov, B. G., Davydovp Ve Taot Drogaleval Is Vol
Karnaukhov, As P,# Kieelevt 1. t.--,-To-ro1Wv7-A-.-Ta-.0 Polyakov#
A. L.
The modification of bighly dispersed silica aerosil by
hydrothermal treatment
PERIODICAL: Kolloidnyy shurnal, v. 24, no. 5, 1962, 513 521
TEXT: The influence of temperature and duration-of hydrothermal treatment
on the aerosil's specific surface area and power to aleorb nitrogen is
systematically studied, and some samples were examined by electron
microscope. The original material was industrial aero*sil prepared by
high-temperature hydrolysis of SM 4 &a well as the materialSk-1 (VK-1)
prepared by burning off silico-organic ompounds. The hydrothermal
8
treatment was accomplished at 120 - 410 C in periods 6anging between 4
and 132 hrq after which the samples were dried at 150 C and their
adsorption of nitrogen at its boiling point *as measured. From this the
..specific surface area was calculated by the BET method. Results in
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The modification of highly dispersed ... B107/B186
Table I show that the specific surface diminishes with increasing
temperature and duration of hydrothermal treatment. Electron microsc'ope
exposures showed that this is due to coarsening of the particles. If
the absolute amount of adsorption is plotted against p/pa (where pa is the
saturation vapor re sure of the nitrogen) a very reproducible isotherm is
obtained'.(Table 2 . Within the range p/p., M 0-015 - 0.3 this can be
% aMCp/pa
represented by the BET equation: a - (1-P/ps)[1+(G_0P/Pd I ith
am M 10.25 Amol/m2 , 0 - 164. In the range p/p. 0 0.2 - 0.8 the isotherm
conforms to Halsay and Hill (references see below). As formulated by
Pierce (reference see below) this reads (a/am )2-15 _ (a/10.25)'-75
= 1.30/iog(p/ps ). It is pointed out that this isotherm makes it possible
to determine the specific surface area of a nonporous or large-pore
silica with hydrated surface area from a single experimentally fixed
pointt according to the equation s . a/a m2/g (a being the adsorption
in pmol/g and a the value of the isotherm for the same p/ps There are
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The modification of highly dispersed ... B107/B186
6 figures and 2 tables. The most-important English-lan~uage references
are: 0. D. Halsey, Chem. Phys., 16, 931, 19481 T. L. Hillp J. dheme
PbyB.9 17, 590, 1961q C. Pierce, J.. Phys. Chem., 63, 1076, 1959; 64t
1184, 1960.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovakiy universitsto Khimicheskiy fakulliet (Moscow
Univers"ityDivioion' of-Chemiqtry)
j-,
AUBMITTED: Septembeir 9, 1961
Table 1. Specific surface area of aer6sil in dependence on
(m2/g)
temperature and duration of hydrothermal treatment in an autoolave. The
specific surface area of the initial aerodil was 187 m2/g.
Legend: 1. Temperature in 00; 2. Duration of treatment in hr; 3. Specific
surface area in m
2/g.
Table 2. Absolute amount of nitrogen gas adsorbed, at its boiling point,
on hydrated samples of nonporous amorphous silica. The surface area
covered*by a molecule of nitrogen corresponding to a monolayer of (WM)
.4hickness is put at 16.2 1 and the degree of filling 0'-.a/a m, wherefrom
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2
a the capacity of the monolayer works out an 1P M - 10.25 PMOI/M
2
Legend: 1. ot, pmol/M
Table I Table 2

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0,00005 2,25 0,220 0,0021 5,W 0,488 0,300 f4,00 f.366
0,00008 2.50 0,244 O,OU37 5,40 0,5!7 0.350 14.73 1,434
0,00010 2 65-
' 0,25) 0.0055 5,90 0,573 0,400 M.30 11 433
O,OOU13'- 2:85 - 0,278 0,0075 6.45 0,62J 0,450 16,50. 1.6t0,
O,OW17 3,05 0,2J8 0,0015 6,7J 0,65t 0,50U 17.25 1,693
O,O(XY20 3,2U 0,M2 0,014. 7,40 0,722 01550 18.05 1 761
O,O(X)23 3,30 0,322 OX25 8.30 0,810 0,600 11,00 1:854
0,00027 3.40 0,332 0,010 9
2 0,878 0,650 20.10 1,931
(),00031 3,50 0,311 0,060 9: .0.958 0,700 21,30 2,078

Z O.OU037
' 3,GO 0,351 0.080 10.30 4,005 0.750 22,70 2,215
O.00OS3 3,70 0,33t 0, IOD 10,80 t,OM 0.90D 24,40 2,3W
0,00051 3.87 0.373 0. t30 I t, 40. t. 112 0,850 20,50 2,585
0,00000 3,04 0 381 0,110 11,10 1,111 O,9W 311,10, 2,956
0,00075 4 M 0:403 0,190 12,40 1,210 0,9W 37,65.' 3.9.1
Ptoook 4:M 9XI 0,M
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BOMOVI, V.V.; DROGALSVI I V ; KIS&P, D.A.; XOROLEV, A.Ta.;
LISZKOV J~ ~X~h I.
I T. -5. 1 . 9 a
Method for improving the properties of glass plastics punt,
meany no.3230-32 163. (MIRA 16:43
(Malin reinforced plastics)

Pan I BOM Mawr=(M 60VA149
Leningrad. Arkticheakiy i k.tarkticheakiynauchno-isaledovatelloldy infititat
Problemy ArktikiJ sbornik statey.. v7p. 7 (Problems of the Arctic; Collection of
Articles., No, 7) Laningradp I%d-vo Oftralwy transport.," 1959. 135 P,
500 copies printed. XEROX COPY
Additional Sponsoring Agencyt USOR, Ministerstro morskogo, flota.
Reffb. Ed.: V.V. Frolov; Nditorial, Board: L.L. Dalmak-abin, A.A. Girs, P.A. Gordlyenko
lieputy Resp. Ed.), IJI. Dolgin, L.G. X&P31n ka".. A.A. Kirillov., Te.S, Zorotkarich,
V.V. Lavrov, I.V. N&AImov, A.I. Olt, 1,1, Poznyak, and B,V, TeUsov; Tech: L.P.
Drozhzbina.
PMUKM: The yu'61iclatlan is intended for geiagrapherap oceanographers j, and particularly
for an those interested in the studies of Arctic and Antarctic regions.
COVERA139: This coLlAction of 19 articles is the seventh of a series of publications
dealing with problem of the Arctic and Antarctic. The articles deal mainly vith
the characteristics of vater In the Barents Sea., hydrological conditions in the
estuaries of Siberian rivers, tnMs of atmosIberic circulation in the Arctic.,
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Problem of the Arctic (Cont.) SOV/4149
distribution of the hydrological stations in the Soviet Arctic., magnetic storms
and their ef;fect on radio cowunications. lwlu&d is brief information on Soviet
meteorological and ocesnogmy1deal expeditions, References accompany most of the
articles. No personalities are mentioned.
TAME OF COETEM:
Tresbnikov., A.F. Surface Waters In the Arctic Basin
5
Drogaytoev., D.A, Forecasting Water Tenerature in the Barents Sea 15
Novitskiy., V.P. Types of Water in the Northern Part of the Barents
Sea, Their Formatic-n and Transformation 23
Kudryavtsev,, N.F.) and G.V. Gordlyankc. Determination of Drift Speed
and Direction by Mews of a lead 27
Diorkin., Aic~wacy in CoWating Sam quantities Applied in Oceanograv1W 35
Antonov., V.S.., and A.P. Burdykina. Rydrological. Forecasts and their VOlidity
for the Estuaries of Siberian Rivers 43
Card V5

MOGA11-9 VITI, insh.
-1 WAIg ~mivg Tmgnetla-fluld-abrasive matihod for grinding and polishing
steel needles, Test. mah- 38 no.4t42-44 Ap 158. (KM U 13 )
(Grinding and polishing)

ATARSIN, Ta.D.; KOROIV, AOT&.; MMLIN,Ta.l.; TMOGAT.ITA- LY.1 PRIOORVA,
A. I.; priulwall uobastlys: NARMOVA, V*P,, tokhalk; PWINA, M.A&,
tokholkI PARTYNKINA, L,Yeg lush.
Affect of choulaaltmtsent of a glass fiber surface an the properties
of fiber glass reinforced plastics. PUst-wassY no.7$31-35 160.6
(Glass reinforced plastics) (HIMA 13410)

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AUTHORS: Babkin, 1. Yu., Vasillyeva, V. S.'- SOV/20-129-1-36/64
Drogaleva i Kiselev, A. V., Korolev, A. Ya.,
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TITLE: The Effect of the Degree of Surface Modification of Silica by
Trimethylohlorosilane on Its Absorptive Properties
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 129t Nr 1, PP 131-134
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In previous papers (Refs 1, 2) the authors showed that the
physico-ohemical surface properties of highly dispersed
matorialep such as carbon black or silica, can be influenced
to a considerable degree by chemical reactions. The preeent
paper reports on experiments carried out under the cooperation
of L. I, Doroshinal, M. G. KuzImina, 0. M. Lyulina, and
L. P. Pavlova, with the aim of reducing the adsorbing capacity
of highly dispersed non-poroue silica (aeroeil) for
hydrocarbons. To attain this, the aerosil surface was occupied
with Si(cH3)3-groups. Since complete occupation is only
poanible on previously hydratized ailicay the following
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Silica by Trimethylahlorosilane on Its Absorptive Properties
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sample Al, (2) original aerosil, modified by treatment with
trimethylohlorosilans - sample AlMg (3) aoroeil hydratized
in an autoclave - sample AIR# and (4) aeroeilp hydratized in
an autoclavaq and then modified by treatment with trimetbll-
chlorosilane - sample AlHM. The amount of trimethylailyl-
groups adhering to the allica, surface was determined by
means of microelementary analysis. The degree 0 Si(CH 3)3
to which the surface area is occupied is calculated from the
size of the trimethylailyl-groups (42 R2). The specific
surfacet its carbon content',# and the degree to which it is
occupied by trimethyleilyl-groups are shown in table 1. The
effect of these groups lies in the fact that the interepaces
between the groupep even when the surface is not oom4ded completely,
but only in the manner of a mosaic - become so small that
the larger hydrocarbon molecules are not able to penetrate
to the surface. The adsorption isotherms for vapors of
n-hexane# benzeneq and methanol are given in figure 1,
those for water in figure 2. The adsorption of hydrocarbons
is decreased less than that of water on a 58% modified e

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The Effect of the Degree of Sarfa%~e Modift~,atloa oi SOV120-1629-1-36164
Silica by Trimethylehlorooilane on Its-Absorptive Properties
surface. 93% Modification produces a sharp decrease in the
adsorbing capacity of the surface. The isotherm for heavy
hydrocarbous becomes practically linear. This phenomenon may
be of value for the chromatographic separation of hydro-
carbon mixtures by means of gas adoorption. There are
2 figuresp I table, and 11 referencesq 9 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy goeudarstvannyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov).
Vsasoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy inotitut aviatsionnykh
materialov (All-Uaion Scientific Research Institute for
Aviation Materials)
PRE=ITED: June 13, 1959, by M. M. Dubinin, Academician Lill"
WBUITTED - June 11., 1959
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B028/Bo6o
AUTHORS: Vasillyeva, V, S., Drog~, ]�va I. V., Kiselev, A. V.,
Korolev, A. Ya. I and--SFc-~h-e-r-b-a--k-o-vl,-r.-D.-
TITLE: Geometrical and Chemical Modifications of Silica Gel for
Purposes of Gas dhromatography
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1961, Vol. 136, 110. 4,
pp. 852-855
TEXT: The present paper deals with the crystalline and the chemical
modifications Of S102- Silica gel of the type W CK(ShSK) served as the
initial material. Industrial silica gel was washed with diluted hydro-
chloric acid (1:1) for the purification of iron and other metal ions
(up to the nej;ative reaction with ammonium thiocyanate, and with
distilled water for the purification of Cl ions (up to the negative
reaction with silver nitrate). This purified CH (BI) silica gel had an
inhomogeneous surface and constituted the initial material for the
further modification experiments. For the crystalline modification, SI
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Silica Gel for Purposes of Gas Chromatography B028/BO60
was heated with water in the autoclave at 2750C for 19-5 hours. The
resulting product was Cf- (BG) silica gel. Type crm(SGM) was obtained by
treating SG with liquid trimethyl ohloro silane. The analysis of SGM for
C content showed that 100 A of the SGM surface contained 1.22% C, i9e*,
on an average, 2-7 trimethyl chloro silyl groups. This corresponds to a
coating by organosilicon film of an almost maximum density. Prior to the
adsorption experiments, the samples were heated for a fairly long time
in vacuum adaorbers in small suspended quartz crucibles at 1500C and a
pressure of i-io-5 mm Hg. In the range of pressure ratios of p/ps from o
to 1, isothermal lines were obtained for the adsorption and the
desorption of benzene vapor. In the case of SG the isothermal line
deviates sharply toward the lower right side. With the beginning of the
capillary condensation the hysteresis curve shifts from p/pg - 0.2 for SI
to PlPs - 0-75 for SG. At p/ps - 0.1, the benzene adsorption a on SI and
SG equals 2pmole/m2, whereas a. O.Ipmole/m2 for SGM. In other words, the
benzene adsorption drops to the 20th part with the chemical modification
(SGM). Experiments with SGM mere conducted jointly with R. S. Petrova,
N. Ya. Smirnov, V. 1. Kalmanovskiy, N. Balakhnina, and Ya. I. Yashin.
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Experiments concerning the possibilities of application of SGM for
ohromatograpfiy were made with a ohromatograph of the firm Griffin and
George, featuring a column 4mm in diameter and 1m in length. Benzene was
kept in the oolumn at normal temperature for 30 min. At 820C~ the time for
benzene was 12140"s and 1150" for hexanes For benzene-hexane separations
by gas-adaorption chromatography, the silica gele used were impregnated
with silicon E-301 (Y6-301). As may be seen from Fig. 2 (2 Sand 2 B)
benzene-hexane mixtures are more quickly distributed by the method of gas
adsorption than by the gas-liquid method. There are 2 figures# 1 table,
and 9.Soviet references.
ASSOCTATION: Institut fizicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Physical Chemistry, Academy of Soienoers USSR). MO kovakiy
a
gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova (Moscow
State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTED i December 28p 1960, by D. 1. Shcherbakov, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 25, 1960
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Legend to 1: Adsorition isotherms for benzene vapor, a) m mole/g b)
m mole/m2. 1) for SI, 2) for SO, 3) for SGM. The small diagram at the
upper left side shows the initial range of isothermal adsorption of
benzene calculated per surface unit for the three silica gels.
Legend to 2; Chromatograma of the mixtures of benzene and n-hexane vapor
A at 820C 1) SO 2) SGM.6, at 350C on SGYI,5 at 740C at E-301.
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