SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YA.P. FRUMKIN - T.M. FRUNZE

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YRUKKIN. YA.P., professor: ZAVILY.ANSKIT, I.Ya.. dotsent
"Neural and psychic diseases" by V.V.Mikhaev, T.A.Bevzorova.
Reviewed by IA.F.Frunkin, I.IA.Zavilianakii. 6ov.med. 21 no.~:
148-149 MY '57- (MIRA 10:7)
(XBUROLWY) (PSYCHIATRY)
(KEMUT, V.T.) (UVZOROVA, T.A.)

FRUKKIN, Ya*P,, profs, doktor med.nauk; ZAVILYANSKIY, I.Ya., kand.med.nauk
Hypochonariac form of dchizophrenia.
no.2:268-290 158.
(SCHIZOPHRENIA) (HYPOCHONDRIA)
Yop. klin. nevr. I palkb.
(MIRA 14:10)

SHAROV,.B.V., kend.medbnauk; VOI-WKCV, G.L.; AX=VSKAYA, L.F.; BLEYMR,
V.7A.; FRUMKIN, Ya.p., prof.
Electroencephalographic studies of some psychical diseases. Vop.
klin. nevr. i paikh. no.2t235-267 138. (MIRA 24:10)
(ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY) (MITAL IIIMS)

F- YRUNKIN, Ya.p., prof., ZAVILYARSKIY, I.YEt*, knndomedonauk (Kiyev)
Vlndimir Petrovich Berbakit; on the 100th annivermary of his
birth. Yrnch,delo no.4:433-434 Ap 'is (MIRA 11:6)
(BERBSKII, VLADIMIR PETROVICH, 1858-1917)

ROMIN, L#L., prof. (Mookwa)-, 7RUNKIN, Ya.P., prof. (XiFev)
S.S. loreakov. Trach.delo to.6:649-651 Je 160.
(MIRA 1317)
(IORSAKOV, SIRGMI MGMTICH, 1854-1900)

MAKARCHETKO, A.F.,, prof., otv. red.; KULIKOVSKIY, A.G.j, kand. ited. naukp
red,j LITVAKI L.B., prof.j red.; MIRTOVSKIY, V.V, prof., red.[deceased1j
MINTS, A.Ya., kand med. nauk, red.; SLONIMSKAYA, V.M., prof.p red.; SA,
VENKOy S.N., prof., red.; FRUMKIN, Ytl.P.p prof.., red.; SWOVSKIY, S.N.,
prof.~ red. Ideceased)i BYXOV~ N.M., tekhn. red.
(Problems In clinical neurology and psychiatry] Problemy klinicheskoi
nevrologii i psikhiatrii. Kiev, Gos.med.izd-vo USSR, 1961. 308 p.
(MIRA 14: 32)
1. Ukrainakoye respublikanskoye obshchestvo nevropatologov I psikhiatrov.
(NERVOUS SYSTEM-DISEASES) (MENTAL ILLNESS)

FR,1JMK-INg--X�4QX-Ta-!1-R!q"j. PrOf-; VORONKOV, Georgiy Leouidovich,
dots.; ABASHEV, A.L., red.; NARINSKAYA, A.L., tekhn. red.
(School atlas of psychiatry) Uchebnyi atlas paikhiatrii.
Kiev, Gosmedizdat USSR, 1962. 379 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(PSYCHIATRY)

FRUMKINP Ya.P., prof.; ZAVILYAHSKIY, I.Ya., dotsant
The ethics of psychoterapy; critical evaluation of Freudianism. Belk.
filooevopomed,i est. no,2:140-149 160, (KUM 15 -7)
(Psychoterapy)

FRUXKINA, G.D.
Iffect orthe extraction of the first permanent solar on the type
of displacement of adjacent permanent teeth in children. Stow to-
logita 36 no.2.50-54 Mr-Ap, '57. (MIRA 10:6)
1. Is leningradskoy gorodmkoy stomatologicbeekoy polikliniki
(glavW vrach L.K.Parzaahkavich, naucbW rukovoditell - prof.
I.S.Rubinov)
(TAM ABNORNITISS AND DIIYFGRMITIBS)

.FRUMKINA, G.D., CandMed Sci (diss) "Effect in
children of extracting thetp"ot teet!i and the
,.P'l
first permanent molars #n the formation, teething-,and
the setting in the gums of nermanent root teeth."
Len, 1958, 13 PP (Len State Order of Lenin Inst for
the Advanced Training of PhysiciLans im SJI.Kirov)
200 copies (KL, 28--58, 111)
- 109 -

FRUMKINA G.D.
Iffect of extrnation of milk tenth on the shApo of the occlusal
ourfnee of the Arches of nermnnent teeth. Stonntologlin 17
no.2:5?-58 Mr-Ap 158. (MIRA 11:5)
1. Iz I gorodskoy stametologicheakoy nolikliniki (zov. L.M.
PerzaRhkevinh, nnuchW rukovoditel'-Drof. 1.S. Rubinov)
Loningrndnkogo gorodskogo otdelp zdrnvookhrnnaniyn.
(TXRTH)

FRUMKINA Gollda Davydovna; TMFIL'YEV, D.Ye., red.; SAFRO?OVA, I.M.,
(Indications and contraindications for tooth extractions in pre-
school and school age children (from 2 1/2 - 3 to 16 years of age))
Pokazaniia i protivopokazaniia k udeleniiu zubov u detei v do-
shkollnom i shkolinom vozraotakh (ot 2 1/2 3 do 16 let). Lenin-
grad, Medgiz, 1962. 46 p, (MIRA 150)
(TMH-ECTRACTION)

FRUMKIKA G-- D.
Effect of caries and the early loss of milk tooth on the time of
dentiti.66-of permanent tooth. Stomutologiia 39 no.6:IZ-16 N-D 160.
t~~A 15:1)
1. Is 1-y gorodskoy stomatologicheekoy polIXiniki (glavnyy vrach
L.M.Perzaohkevich) Leningradakogo orodekogo otdela zdravookhraneniya.
(M TIL-DI&ASIZ) UENTITION)

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USSR/Diseases of Fam Animals - Diseases Caused by Bacteria
and Funri e
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biols, No 3.11 1958) 50171
R-12
Author : Gromov, V.P41 Frumkina) M.B.
Inst : Sverdlovsk Farm Institute.
Title : Antivirus Therapy of Bovine Brucellosis.
Orig Pub ; Tre Sverdl, a.-kho in-ta, 1957, 1) 311-315.
Abstract : Experimental antivirue (AV) therapy was undertaken on 24
cows afflicted with brucellosis,. AV was prepared from 3
brucalli strains accordina to the generallyaccepted me-
thod* The following doses were administered to the cows:
for the first injection., 15 ml; then, 15 days later it
was followed by a dosts of 50 MI, and 30 days after the
second injection the same dosia was repeated., followeO. by
50 ml aGain 30 days after the third injection.
Card 1/2

FRUMKINA, N. --.
The mixed brigade in the leading form of labor organization in
construction. Sots.trud 4 no.11:77-81 N '59. (MIRA 13:4)
(Construction industry-Labor productivity)
(wages)

BLALI, L.I., inzh.- F
Improving tho wap syLto-ra .-'Or --c'-inory oi~orc-tors in tho
conatruction iil(.t:.:;try. iickh, stroi. lt no. 2:15-16 F 161.
14:2)
1, GlLVMOSUtroy (ior 31ankc). 2. ',;i'.-.-cvskiy ordona Tlnudovogo
Zna.-,,oni inzhcrerno-u'Lroitol'ny7 i~stitut im. V.V. Kuybysheva
(for bYumldna). :: I
(Wagou) (Constri-ction industry)
!ns ~-gp

N.I.: kMOKHIN, B.G.: FRUMINA, B.S.
Studying the diet illatio-n-77a"2821a Rayi-beter mixtures.
True,v VNITSNDV no.2:134-138 154. (MUR-A 10: 7)
(Distillation) (Patty acids)
?
RIZI -

PMJMKINA. N.S.; ZEMNETSKIT, N.Y.; TOYTUNIOH, S.A.; GELIPERIN. I.I.
Separation of nacrocyclic lactones by the vacuum-rectification
method. Zhur. VKHO 5 no. 5:595-596 160. (RDA 13:12)
1. Yeesoyuznyy nauobno-iseledovateliskiy institut dushistykh
veshchestv.
Uactones)

FRMINAS N.S.; VOYTKEVICH, S.A.; OLIFERIN, II.I.; OGORODNIKOVA, Ye.A.:
--DUMINSKM, Yu. I.
Separating C - C tatrachloroalkanes f~rom telomer mixtures.
Trudy VNIISW no.J785-92 161. (MIRA 3-4: 10)
(Polymers) (Paraffins)

FRUMKIKA N Sjkj ZELIOETSKIY, fl.K.; VOYMNICIII S.A.; GELIFEERIN, K.I.
1. M~~
Separation of macrocyclic lactonas by vacuum rectification.
Trudy VNIISNDV no.5;93-98 161. (MIRA 2.4:10)
(Lactones) (Rectification)

FRUMXINA, N.S.; ZELENET,'WIY, N.N.
Separation of dl-wnthol from a mixture of racamic isomerle
by vacuum rectification. Trudy VNII5WDV no.6tl46-150 16).
(MIRA
nenthols
17-4)

FRUMNA, 0. ye.
Influence of removing the milk molars In children on the development,
eru 111on, and LettJlig of the premolars in the dental arch. Trudy
-LSEMI 63:121-127 160. (MIRA 15:1)
(D U-TITION) (ULTIL.-U-Ti(ACTION)

FRUMXINA, R. A* DECEASED
a/1963
YLOTATION
1964

FRUNKIMA. Re., referent, ,
t -- --
Treatment of fines in heavy ouspenilion(from 07he Mining VAgazine" Vlsy
1956). TSvot. not. 3o no.4:93-94 Ap '57. (KLRA 10:6)
(United States--Ore dressing)

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DDIBO, T.M..[tranelator 1; KAWSM', B.A..
(translator] KRASHENIVITIEW, V.A., [translator]
(tran'slatorl; SOKOLOY*, G,A., redaktor; ZNAKENSWA, K.,
redaktor: ILOYIN, B.M., takhnicheekly redaktor.
[world iron ore deposits; collection of articles] Zbelesorudaye
sestoroshdonits mira; abornik statet, Perevod a angliiskogo,
frantousekogo I Ispanskogo N.N.Galdina, i dr. Pod.Red. i s
predislovism G.A.Sokoloya. Moskva, Izd-vo Inostrannoi lit-ry.
Vol-I. 1955. 492 p. (Microfilm) (KLRA 9:1)
l.International Geological Congress. 19th. Algiers, 1952.
(Iron ores)

FRUM111m, R. m I
~ohment at the "Climxw plant. (From: Mining Ingineering,
7, no. 8, 1955). TSvet.met. 29 no.4:94-96 Ap 156. (MLRk 9:8)
(Ore dressing)

OVEN
As
dil

Corr veherimon a t(#:,t in ca,3e of limitr-d icnowl.-dg,- cS the
vocabLLIST-J. i%,'r nc.4,."-48 165. (MIRA 18:6)

UELISON, V.; USPMKIY, V.; FAUMKINL,,Ju.; TARANETS, N. (Kiyev);
PROSHINJO A.
The inspection of red corners is in progress SOV of oiuzy
18 no.24t29-30 D 162. (HK lg:17
1. Instruktor TSentrallnogo komiteta professionallnogo soyusa
rabochikh lesnoy, bumazhnoy i derevoobrabatyvayushchey proWsh-
lennosti (for Uel'Bon). 2. Instruktor TSentrallnogo komiteta
prbfessimmllnogo'soyma. rabochikh zheleznodorozhnogo transporta
(for Uopenskiy). 3. Starshiy iidhktor matodichaskogo otdola
TSentrallnogo Doma rabotnikay zheleznodorozhnikov (for Frumkina).
4. Neftepererabatyvayushcbiy zavod imeni XIII partiynogo
O"yazda, g. Baku (for Proshin).
(Commity centers)

with sulfits-alcohol waste liquor, density 1.27 9/co., an binder. During:
the burning, P-SiC is formed from the elementary silicon and graphite:
Si+C-->P-SiC. Si d SiC were determined in the analytical chemistry
Ol
laboratory-of the VIO by X. K. Kolobova's method. After burning the
Card 113
S11 3 V6210001005100 1/,:-04
3105/B138
AUTHORS, Alaksandrova, T. A., Prokhorova, J.'Ya., Galushko, X. A.,
Shabashov, Ya. P., Prumkina, Yu. A.
TITLZ': Carborundum-graphite crucibles for the melting of copper-
bass alloys
Ogneupory, no. 5, 1962, 208-211
~j7XT: A production process for crucibles suitable for producing copper-
chromium ma3ter alloys and chromium bronze in the high-frequency furnace
Cx'E-201 (0K3-281) has been developed at the Voesoyuznyy institut
ognouporov (,Ill-Union Inatitute of Refractory MAteriala). 500 kg
crucibles were produced by hydrostatic pressing in the Luzhakiy zavod
"Krasnyy tiGel"I (Luga Flant "Krasnyy tigell"). The charge consisted of
carborundum, crucible graphite, elementavy silicon, and Chaoov-Yar clays

5/1"11/62/000/005/001/004
Carborundum-graphite crucibles for ... B105/R138
crucibles showed the following properties: apparent porosity 19,8,4.t
2
compresGive strength 145 kg/cm , electrical volume resistivity 0.0044
ohm - MM2/m, permeability to gas 0.02 I-m/2-hr-mm water column, depth
of cavity in a sandblast wearability test 4.9 mm, coefficient of thermal
0
conductivity at 000 CA- 8.5 kcal/m-hr-dogree. !Ucroacopic examination
Zhswei that the crucibles contained no cotal after use in the OF3-281
furnLce. 500 kg carborundum-graphite crucibles have a life of 35-40
copper-chroziu= molts, and up to 75 for the GX-06 (BKh-08) bronze.
Bacauns of the low resistivity of the crucibles, the furnace could be
.finely adjusted, the metal melted more rapidly and, besides this, the
elactro corundum crucible bedding was well fritted. These crucibles are
suitable for the proiucing copper-bass alloys with a permissible silicon
content of UP to 0.02 0-03~. There are 2 figures and.5 tables.
Card 213

5/131/62/ooo/oo5/001/004
Carborundum-graphits crucibles for ... B105/B138
ASSOCIATION: Vaesoyuznyy institut o;nouporov (All-Union Institute of
Refractory 1:aterials) (Alsksandrova, T. A., Prokhorova,
1. Ya.)j Zavod "Krasnyy Tigal"' (plant .. Krasnyy Tigel'")
(Galushko, N. A.); Zavod "Xmanyy Vyborzheta" (Plant
"Xrasn,vy Vyborzhats") (Shabashoy, Ya. F., Frumkina, Yu. A.)~

BUTOMO, D.G.; VAUHLYA, N.M.; ZVONKINA, V.F.1 KOSHURIN, A.V.; SERGEYEV, L.N.;
FRUNKINA, Y11-k-
Concerning the "Handbook on the procensing of nonferrous metals and
alloys" TSvet.met. 35 no .1~tW D 162. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Sovet Nauchno-takhnichaskogo obahchostva zavoda "Krasnyy
Vyborshets",
(Nonferrous metals)

FRUMKISj I.F.0 inzh; MININZON, V.I.
Traction force of tractors with hydrostatic tranmission. Mekh.
i elek. sots. sellkhoz. 19 no.3:14-18161. (MIM 14.- 5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy naunMo-issledovatellakiy institut mekhanizatail
sellskogo kho7ytystva.
(Tractors--Transmission devices)

:-- , , -, '-.' . ~' - ~ . - 7 11-:1t
CRISTOVICI, I.I., Ing.; FRUMOSU, B., Ing.; APOSTIOLESCU, M., Ing.; SIVRIU,
M., Ing.; MARP1, i., Ing.; POFF.3.rU, 3A., Ing.
Application joint flotation of lead and zinc of nonferrous ores
In order to apply a new metallurgic method. Rev min 15 no.11:
582-585 N 164.

KATSALAPENIKO, V.I.0 inzh., reteenzent; LEOLOV, A.A., inzh., retsenzent;
RIRSKIY, A.G., inzh., retsenzent; POGODIII, AJ-., irzh.,,
retsenzent; SIARSKIY, A.A., kand. tekhn.nzuk, retsenzent;
FRWON, A.N., inzh., retsenzent; SITIREV, A.G., inzh.,
-rrtMn--_enf;__YURTSEV, I.I.J. inzh., retsenzent; BUNINA, D.A., inzh.,
red.; I-MVEDEVA, M.A., tekhn. red.
(Autoriatic controlg remote control, and communications on a.c.
railroads] Avtomatika, taler-Lekhanika i sviaz' na zhelezrykh
dorogakh s elektrotiagoi peremennogo toka; obornik statei. Pod
obshchei red. D.A.Bunina. Moskva, Vses. izdatelisko-Foligr.
ob"edinenie N-va putei soobshcheniia, 1961. 201 P.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Electric railroads-Electronic equipment)
(Automatic control) (Remote control)

KWHEIEVY V.A. (Ifoskva); ~ ~UMSON~,V.I~. (Moskva)
In search of the "devil". of Lake Labynkyr. Priroda 52 no.3:
83-89 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(Sordongnokh region-Freshwater fauna)

MIll-'0611, R.
,IV, jo-irnril), *9:256: Allf~' 55
1 e Fetri-la Preparation Plant. Fevistn Mi.nclor I

STEPANOV, N.C.; I.-Ru"OON, YU.V.
Using ele,,,tric analog ne'.' mode2e in culculating tht jifeagure
distritrat.'on in a gas pool. Gaz. proz. 9 no.11699-1-3 164.
'%M77--k 17-112)

HUTTMANN.A.; PASZTOR,P.; COJOCARU,L.; TAYM,B.; UIARIU,I.; INYBDI,C.;
.YRUXUZACHIA ; IANCU,I;,; MOSOIU,Gr.; STIVANICSCU,C.
Correlations between the degenerative changes in the cervical
spine and arterial hypertension. Probl. reumat.,Bucur. no.6:
99-108 '59.
(HYPZRTUSION, etiology)
(SPINX, diseases)
(OSTROCHONDRITIS. complications)
(ARTHRITIS RRINATOID, complications)

YRUMM, H.; HITIO , I.
Observations on the glycolysis and trlcarbozylic acid cycle
in liver tissue in connection with disturbance of the cell structure.
Acta, physiol. hung. 9 no-1-3:53-59 1956.
1. Physiologiseh-chomischas Institut der Karl-Marx-Universitat
Leipzig, und Roheres medizinisches Institut Iwan Petrowitsch Pawlow,
biochemische abtailung, Plowdiw.
(LIVXR, metab.
glycogen, -kato-glutaric acid, lactic acid & pyruvic acid,
comparison of concentration balance in homogenate to
concentration in vivo (Ger))
(GLYCOM, metab.
liver, comparison of concentration in homogenate to
concentration in vivo (Gar))
(LACTIC ACID, metab.
same)
(PYRUVATNS, metab.
same)
(XIOM ACIDS. metab.
-ketp-glutaric acid, comparison of concentration in liver
hoiaogenate to concentration in vivo (Ger))

VOYIJTSKIY, S.S.; YAGNYATINSKAYA, S.M.,, FR IN,.L.S.;.YEPTSEY',',VA, S.N.;
RAYFVSKIY, V.G.
Method for determining po2ymer adhesion , po*reJ fillers. "Av.
lab. 30 no.IW222-1223 164. (MIRA 18s4)
1. Moskovskly institut tonkoy khimichaskoy takhnologit imen.'
Lomonosova.

ZKONCKUP T.; FRUNZA A,,; GAVRILITA,, H.1 TEMA, Zborzhen
____ j_
Poeudarthrosio of the gmft following arign-odesio in Pottle
dimmse in children. KbIrargiia 15 no.2/J:242-246 '62.
1. Iz Detaka klinika po kbirurgiia i ortopediia, Meditainski
institut - Ush.
TUBERCULOSIS SPINAL Burg)
PSEUDARMROSIS, etiol)
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ACC NR, AP6030343 SOURCE COM RU/0003/65/016/003/0134/0138
AUTHOR; Frunzai 9i,Matache, So
ORG: none
TITLE: Rroduction of pure acrylonitrile'~'for the manufacturing of synthetic fibers'
SOURCEt Revi3ta do chimis, v,, 16, no- 3, 19659 134-138
TOPIC TAGS: synthetic fiber, acrylonitrile, acetylene, monomer
ABS7RACT: After a general discussion of the purification methods for acrylonitrile
used in most wtisting plants, the authors describe a simplified purification method
for the monomer obtained by the direct method from acetylene and hydrocyanic acid*
Some data are presented showing the efficacy of the method in laboratwy tests. -
This work was carried out at the Synthetic Fibre Plant Savinesti. Orig. art. has:
5 figures and 8 tables'* [Based on authoraw Enge abstel LJPOJ
SUB CODE: 07, 3.1 / SUBX DATE: none GRIG Wi 001 / OrH Ws 006

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SOURCE CODE: RUIpOO3/661017/003/0131/0135
z ibre-sintetice)
FRUNZA !_%'. of .1i(. Factory o~*~ihetic Fibers,_Savinesti (U ina do f
.1"Gontributions to the Study of the Reaction Fiechanism in the
Synthesia of Acrylonitril by C talytic Addition in Liquid Phane."
'Ducharest, Reviata de Chim e, Vol 17, No 3, Mar 66, pp 131-1350
!Abstract (Author's English summary rilodified]: Aftor a critical
analysin of some suggested reaction mechanisms for the syntheois of acrylo-
nitrilo by direct catalytic addition in the liquid phase, the author suggento
a now reaction mochanien on the basis of experimental and tbooretical con-
,aiderations. The propoued mechanium involves.several auccesuivo main stagea
-with the formation of active intermediate products by reveroible reactiona,
'and -accounto for the formation of numerous by-products* i" Or1g. art. has: 11 -f 0-iiulas
and-2 -tables. 'i~PRS: - 369862*1
TOPIC TAGSt acrylonitrile, organic synthetic proceS3
CODE:, 07 SUMI DATE: none ORIG RCF: 004/ OTH REF: 002
Card
UDC: 546.339.211.07

"TU-114 the greatest airplane of the world; 220 passengers, 1000 kilometers
per hour."
p. 21 (Viata Militara) Vol. 11, no. 11, Nov. 1957
Bucharest, Rumania
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

FRU111ZLI G. M.
B. B. Korshak, Q. h. frunze, E. V. Kukharskaya anj D. 1. vidreyeve, 111he
"~Ynthesis of iolyamid,s frcm Silicon-containing b-ear"junic Acids."
Report presented at the Second All-Union Conferumce un the Chemistr',,, and
11ractical Application of Silicon-Organic Gompounds held i.n Leninf,,rad from
25-27 September 1950
Zhumal prikladnoy khimii, 1559, Nr 1, pp 238-240 WS,~R)

pt-
sill
w..-,rk:.i lzbran.Ve proi.--J.-niia. Mos~-%ra~

44578-66 E;YT(m)/EWP(J)/T IJP(c) _ WW/RM
Aed 141fs AP6015660 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/009/0073/0073
va. N.
INVENTOR: Frunze, N. K.; Berlin, A. A.; Braynes, M. Ya.; Shaydurova. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of obtaining compositions suitable for photopolymerization.
Class 39, No. 1812804~
SOURCE: lzobret.eniya, promyshlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye znakt, no. 9, 1966, 73
TOPIC TAGS: photopolymerization, copolymer, polymerization initiator,
photosensitivity, oligoether
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a method of obtaining
compositions suitable for photopolymerization using the acrylic copolymer series,
an oligorhythmic compound, a polymerization initiator, and a sensitizer. To expand
the variety of photosensitive compositions, a butylmethacryla ~_djcopolyTe , ith
dw
methac I ide to used as the copolymer, and an oligoether such as dimethacrylate-
Card 1 / 2 UDC: 771. 531. 678. 744. 32-134. 548. 3:66. 095. 265
Card

Ymmis, I. V.
Seminar on the electrification of agriculture. Mekh. i elek.sots.
sellkhos. no-5:58-59 156. (MIRA 12:4)
(Electricity in agriculture)
"I, i ~- --, "f---
I . I ~ 7, - I -
. . .- ~~.

FRUMKIS, I.V.
s,k-nd technical conference. Mekh.i elek-.sote.sell.khos.
no.6:57-59 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Kinstp-1gricultural machinery--Congresaes)

BIff-IrNSUYA, Te.A.; FRUMKIS. I.Y.
Mechanized loading and unloading on livestock farms of the U.S.A-.
Mekh. i elek. sots. sallkhoz. 15 no.1;52-56 '58o (MM lig3)
(United States--Yarm mechanization)
(loading and unloading)

FRUMKIS, I.V., inzh.
New tractors (from the tractor exhibition). Makh. i elek. sots.
sellkbos. 16 no.4:49-52 158. (NIRA 11:10)
(Tractors)

TRXPKNMOV, Igor' Isidorovich, kand.takhn.nauk; CHUDAKOV, D.A., prof.,
doktor tekhn.nauk, retsenzent; J'-RUMKIS. I.Y., inzh.. red.;
AVEWAR VA, Ye.G.. red.izd-va,- MODZLI, B.I., tekhn.red.
[Operational indices of agricultural traotors] Ekspluatatsionnye
pokazateli sallskokhoxiaistvennvkh traktorov. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
takhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 191 P. (MIRA 120)
(Tractors)

FRUMKIS, I.V.
In the Scientific Technical Council of the Kiniatry of Agriculture
of the U.S.SeR. Mekh. i elek. sote. sellkhoz. 17 no.2:58-59 '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
(Agricultural machinery) (Tractors)

FRUMKIS, I.V., inzh.
Exhibition of tmctors. Makh.1 slak.sots.sel'kJioz. 17
no.3:47-51 159. (MIRA 12.112)
(Tractors-Bxhibitions)

FRUMS., I,V.) inzh,; MININZON) V.I.) kand.tekhn.nauk
Systems " parameters of the hydrostatic transmission systems
of agricultural tractors. Makh. i elak. sots. sollkhoz. 20
no.3:21-25 162. OAIRA 15:7)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut mekhanizatail
sel'skogo khozyaystva.
(Tractors)

FRUMKIS, I.V., inzh.; MININZON, V.I., kand. tekhn. nauk
Some trends in the development of foreign tractor hydraulic
systems. Mekh. i. elek. sots. sellkhoz. 21 no.5159-62 163.
(MIRA 17t1)

FRUMKIS, I.V.., inzh.; MININZON, V.I.,, kand.tokhn.nauk
Investigating the traction component of the hydraulic motor in
tractors. Trakt. i sel'khozmash. 33 no.8:9-12 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:32)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy Institut mekhanizataii
sellskogo khozyaystva.

FRUNZE, T. H.
USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1
Authors i Korshak, V. V., Memb. Corres. of Acad. of Sc. USSR.; and Frunne, T. M.
Title : Connection between the structure of a ring and the prorerties of hetero-
cyclic polyamides
Periodical : Dokl. AN SSSR, 97o Ed. 21 261 - 264, July 1954
Abstract : The connection between the structure of a ring and the properties of
heterocyclic polyamides is explained. Table is given showing the melting
points of heterocyclic' nolymides derived from dicarboxylic acids or amino
acids with even number- of methylene groups. This table also contains data
on the amount of amide grouns in the chain and the number of macro-mole-
cules measured in molar nercentages. An increase in the number of amide
grouns by 1 mol. % lead5 to an increase in the melting point of poly-
amides by 7 The possibility of formation of hydrogen bonds is determin-
ed by the stereo chemistry of the macro-molecules. One reference. Tables
graph.
Institution Acad. of Sc. USSR, Institute of Elementary-Organic Compound
Submitted March 22, 1954

USSR/Chemistry - Reaction processes
Card 1/1 1 Pub. 22 - 27/46
Authors Korshak, V. V., Memb. Correup. of AH-USSR.; and Frunzep T. M.
Title About Interchange reactions betureen polyamide macro-molecules
Periodical t Dok. All SSSR 97/ 4, 675-678, Aug 1. 1954
Abstract I The phenomenon of interchange reactions between macro-molecules of
'polyamides (di- and tri-component polyamides), was investigated.
Data on the preparation of polyamidas are included. It was esta-
blished that the interchange reactions between polyamide macro-
molecules are an integral part of the polycondensation equill-
brium, and apparently take place with the participation of end
macro-molacule groups. The products obtained from reactions be-
tween polyamidd macro-molecules, are described. Twelve USSR
references (1944-1953).
Institution Acad. of Se. USSR, Institute of Elementary-Organic Compounds
Submitted March 22, 1954

USSR/ Chwdstry - High-molecular compounds
Card 1/2 Pub. 40 - 2-1/27
Authorig - I Korshaic., V. V,# and Fronzop T. Ho
-Title I High-molecular compounds. Part 69. The dependence of polyanloo
propereties upon the ntuiber of hydrogen bonds.
Periodical i Izv. All SSS R. Otd. kh1m. nauk 1, 163-171,, Jan-Fab 1955
Abstraot I Experiments were conduoted to determine the effect of change in the
number of hydrogen bonds on the properties of polyamides. It was found
that because of the ead.sting spatial hindrances a majority of the snide
bonds cannot react and form hydrogon gonds which, of coursep is reflected
on the entire complex of physical properties of the polymer*
Institution t Acad. of So., USSR,, The N. D. Zelinskiy Inst. of Org. Chea,
Oubmitted i December 12, 1933

Card 2/2
Periodical :
Abstract t
Pub. 40 - 21/27
Izv. AN 3352. Otd. kh1m. nauk 1,, 163-171.. Jan-Fab 1955
Results also showed that the melting point of dicarboVILa acid
polyamidee with an even number of carbon atoms in the molecule varies
depending upon the autiber of carbon atoms in the molecule varies de-
pending upon the number of amide or hydrogen bonds. A gr!kphical method
is introduced for the determination of the number of hydrogen bonds bet-
ween the moleculev in mixed polyamides. Twenty-five referencest 6 USAj
1 German and IS USM (1936-1954). Tables; graphs; drawing.
-7-

61,A1 x-
USSR/ Chemistry - Organic chemisti7
Card 1/1 Pub 40 - 25/26
Authors lKorshak) V. V.p and Frunze, T. M.
Title i From the field of high molacular compounds. Part 73. About certain di-
component mixed polyamides
Pariodical IIm AN SSSR. Otd. khim. nauk 2, 372 - 379, Mar-Apr 1955
IInvestigation was condixoted to determine the physico-chemical properties
of certain binary mixed polyamide systems synthesized from caprolactam and
salts of hexamethylonediamine mixed 'with adipic~ azelamino or sebacic acids.
At aE -caprolactam conte*nt of 80 mol/% the systems investigated appeared to
have a very low melting point.. The mechanism of the reaction leading to
the formation of mixel polyamides for systems containing 6 -caprolactam is
explained. Thdrty--~ons references: 21 USSRy 7 German, 2 USA and I French
(1896-1954). Table; graphs.
Institution Acad. of So., USSR, The N. D. Zelinskiy Inst. of Organ. Chem.
Submitted February 10y 1954

KORSHAr,V.V.: FRMI,T.M.
From the field of high molecular weight compounds. Report
no.74. lIffect of aromatic components on the properties of
mixed Rolyamides. Izv.AI SSSR. Otd.Wm.nauk 10-3:551-557
Ify-Je 55. (MM 8:9)
1. Institut organichookoy khtoll Akademli nauk SSSR.
(Asides)

KCHSHAK,V.V.; FRUM T.N.
Pros the fleld of hIgh molecular velght compouads. Report no-76,
Pole of exchaMe rewtions In polyamidAtion. Izv. All SSSR Otd.
khiu.nmk no-3:563-566 MY-Je'55. (MIRA 8:9)
1. Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Anidation) (Ion. exchange)
~F

- - -1, ~ I 1~4~ "1"i .;.s, ~;-W

KORSHAK, Y.V.; FRUNZI, T.M.
High molecular weight compounds. Report ne.78. Relation of properties
of aliphatic polysmides with odd rings to the ring structure. Isy. Al
SSSR. Otd.khIm.&&uk zo.4:762-765 Jl-Ag 155- MRA 9:1)
laInstitut organichookey khImli imeal N.D.Zoliaskego Akademit saak
SSSR. (Amides)

deg wc~ht qi4Rounds, XMr-products
of dialp aiid dikelmi A with di-
ll 0 M 4 -
a. A I . Will 11
-(Enfl. travilati,m). LXXX. A case of migrational copoly-
menzation.1 Aid. 915-7. LXXXI, 14lied i umides
containing glularic and p1melic acids. Y. V, Korhha ant
d~'r. P6 Ibi It LXXXII. fj4 5r-Lrjijsq I.
V. Korshak mal , _,. h ,
C.A. 50, 931.11ril. __7r"T_T_
L2~

FOUR. T.K.
High molecular weight compounds. Part 81. Nixed polysmides derived
from glutaric and pinalie acids. Isy.AN SSSR.Otd.khlm.uxuk no.5:
934-941 S-0 155. (KLRA 9;1)
I.Institut element'oorganicheakikh soy*din,*niy Akadenii nank SSSR.
(Amides)

(A) Propel ties 01. Igired Nnuldes obtAIEW -bYDolvc' n,
Xlt -blalry-_1111 -t pon"t Rra 9MR101,1141op
0, g
-1 Add. i 103,
X, Wal. IVI J4 U. T?-
M,P. of polyamides prepared from
binary Mures of tile adds [C.11,1,(CO.11), (9 is 2--S) with
(CH,I,(Nllj:t pass thtough a min. when the inixtarci Contain
60 mol.-*,,' of the acid with higher oj ; the min. are It,%ver for aculs
of odd than ~f evert is. For polyanaides prepared front amiaoac,.ias
%-r0ail (ts isS. 6. S, arW 11). alaneorwitis a dicarboKylic
I.'I'CHdTia.I:in(, system, min. M.P. are encounterril with 40---80
mol.-% of ar3ino-acid. and for dicarboxylie acid-aromatic diamine
systems inin. m.p. are at 60--80 srull.-% of diainind [2 : 4-diamino-
hituene or o-, P)j-, and p-phersylenediarnine).
(D) The I Wes 'r axed froul tile tMrilary systerlLs (a)
lilixtures of]~71'.,7c 11", cO.(CHtj%-COjtT, where I is 4. 7, and
S. (b) mixtures of XH6CHj!$-NH 0-101j).-C0,11 (1) where is
is 4 and 7 uitiv XHIA H,14 -CO.H (U) (is is S). (c) mixtures of I
(is is 7 and 8) with its is 10), and (d) mixtures of
.-Ntf,.-."(~H.I.-NII-CO-~CH,I,-CO,lI with NH,-,CII,].-CO,If in
3 alld 6). have i F101:2~'~_. -tile' ~onstituc6tiiLie mExed in
aWut Lquimol. proportions. It. T;tuscoE;.
EJ,

W*A;JjI mmp:~~Tds. LXXKVIL Mixed,
_i --
fg2jitaiRde ~,~7zT4!a at, T tl:(.If conl~~e
Nun (tie residues G!
soia-eit-mwq lkcfe~.-, V ~imt'f. M. Frunle Ml;t.
if s qT J
ZeJU
19% (13410?nal. tnia-Attiou); cf, CA. 40, 12873i, SO.'
11282g---loillaCy SJOCMI WN t-AAMd. WillOt Wtte jIftlA.
jr.-ml mixtA jw-lyami&~ fo(mcd
a I I I illo[ "d;tqlvfIiC a. ~ ao!! I, mict'k-C.1 I It I~c a'll 4
(PAU lltX&-
-~J*Ii 'J vdipi-, all-A schacie acws,
1117K-r-~aod,;re In ElhOU a;jd ruita-sal a6b; thctioly. and
thii Kyotifi. 'file T11,ps al the
are dircoly rehtcd In .;
prAttets aro. lt!ln. at ;&~I%t 0-0 40 mole h3ttlon *f 00
ii,mim) Acid In the tonlpa. 'File curves tat
Gettrally Ow dectin in C
- Q a
a fice with thentl tit hu of Ill 0 tit vlei4~ groups ill thectlain of the
staging truterfah. LI.KXVIII, PtAyAmi4es contabilng
Cfh i:i flim tr..;xcr-,mioft.:u1,tr chaiu. V. V. Kni-st:al-
tiralk.
Cheluok-,,wa. hz,m. Akod, Nau~'-
-3 -c'rv-%`.-1V , Bull. Acad. Sci. SS
OU&Wnstil. Ma. Aa -7.
Dir. Chern. S(4., 1956. 07-WKI.-ugf. trattAttion).-O(Cii,
144 wa-i prcilld. friom p:- Coll,( Cosill. aud
CHINUt,11, Tn. WS-D"; the Nim.iponding jalif xvrre made
- - 1), M. I I I so
frosil: LAlipiracid(A .0 20", auh)if tu~d, m. 114-1 ;
re5aeic acid, in, J-47-s", Thoc rifts werg critivate(f. fly fleat-
In
and 157-60'. The Ist was Fakt. in
tht"IidwmfAAa1fC1and
cirtsul'. (fit! r071410flig Otlt:i wele S-A, ilThOt C1.011 And SUPhily

in fint t130. the "k-P, of the paly.-
follik and r;tkc.' Ow %oly, yb'~ etl~trlfnki.; sn':rCcr(Ktive ;2;1
C114 101~1111ii r %Vhtii it ir loeMcd in (lit-, field re~itluc rather tlija
fit tlic dLtm:']!e' C ,OllulyntuA Nytre prepd. from caprc-lactma
riall'. p
ind I In va rolN,,r iori~; th"v, sn'.41. bortly sul)it;juccs
:1150 call form fibemiij Uicc~t,tts ntaic; tl-,~~ ut.p.
(it the inkod f1f0d[JA dlll'~R Li inin.atz'61at
Nclain. Mixed pidpm! It, fmnl I nuil
di:wiinendipate wtfc in t'niql-iinary &%-~tefn the
f-ifljl. m.p. re'tults lit about lf)C)' (ninle) f, MXXVC. Three.
comp~nezit systems of ndxXp~lytrnldes luctut!U;& PraLno
scids. V. V. Korilialk-, T. ht. rrunve, and T,~ A _jyi?Mrc-
lr.,ea. Aka,t. NauL. S.-S. , ~.. M. M,
IW&-13; Bull. Aiad. Sri. US.S.R., Div. Cherts. Sri.
1956, 101-1(15(EnsL dia-
grams fire preserited for ndxtd lyulyamides Ij!vp4 froul Low-
binations of w-aridifocnarithic. rw~amiuopelargrjrilc, or u-
aininoundecanoic fields, autf hexat-itthylemAiamine s4lu 0
adipic, are-tic, or sc 1.wicic acj& or caprola-mant, The lowest
in; -Ps, -and highest &'11Y. arefomidiii plNlucts nt-ar thervitti S
of the tet-wry diagtauvi. XC. Palycoadeination of 1.2-
&Itblorotthane with Tetralln. G. .1 v V.
E .1, L -Mlld
Ke"Atak, M.A,4 :_
14-
rest. A L-r-J.
i9; nuu. tcm. ~,i, U.S.S.P,., IN,. Cheri. Sri. 1950, 107-
111(Engl. translatioi ilyconden'Ut ten of (CITIC14wit:1
letrahydronaphthalene La the lirevnice of AIC1, was studicd
in mints. of Various couipwi. treated 4 hrs. at 100-. With
excess TetrAin the field of pAymeric vfoduct is catist. and
withesce"I
(r,11,0), life polyintr yidd rl"Iinej, The "lytocr of inan.
4;

f1j,.4. %vt, Ii formcd with i;Lf Tttralin to (CH,-
Clh- The Ifstv mol. At. I,rrkl1jA* N
In. 91~, IW, ba W * (Cmde), X-ftydiWysisofth,-jsi.L.
tcrial gave the folloting ;,!,it rcl! dlirivmivas: a 13.35 A.,
If 8-01 A., c 7.97 A.. ) space r.-crip P,'.,. - CI..;
Z - 2 pcr unit cf-11. No irk itvtr.~14,cil fo-.fns '111
in w1c, until the soln. reaclics ab*ut W(;',~ Conc". XCI,
,rrangarylition of 1,2-dipben3lethana At variour. tempcra-
Buli.
Acad. Sri. U.S.S.R., Div. Ckem. Si. 106, =1 -7(Epg1.
translation); ef, CA. 46, 7L~7d.~Specirncms of (KCIIA
wtre hcatt:tj at const. ttinji. mith AlClo, With Stirring! in 1-4
atim, and the aint. of cvolvcd C.Ift dctd. vs. time. The te-
silual polyphtaylethyl wai lmaatrd as mutal. 'flit! rc~tlt,,
S~.o%vn gmphically indizate Via r in the te=_p. range &J-10:,'
the tramarylatiou reaction h. 2ad4irder Vah activation
".ergy 11,00 cal- per in-ole. The ctqia gro~~th of the
Polymer rmults both (roml interaction of Cht P(.;Iym(.r tuols.
and from reaction of the tronqmcr ~rlth a rrowing chaim
Tbe m(.,[. wt. ol! the li~)lymcr htcrexw-i i7ith rising ~L3
(!,m~ the amt. of ttldhrittu;ifma~. produclt foryned; the lAtttr
~,;hows max. Inol. wt. 0 1LbGUt 15,fM at 160'. XCU. Ef-
fect of catalyst cor-catration on trimarylation at 1.2-4i-
litenyletbane. Avell. Akid. A`4;4 S;S.S,R., Wei. Khim-
Niuk 1956. 234-112; ~Vujll. A" j S(i- Div. Chcm.
'Zri. 1956, 2ZJ--3I(EngI. transLxaan).--Ircvei~e rJ cvnm. cf
AM, uied in tht reaction (cf. ptrt XCJ) toulti Ir. gradually
increasing yield of the polymcr up to 13.6 m4le-% MCI&; tht!
ritte of reaction tiie3 linearly wit i concri. (it AICI.-

Uq

tco,h ((i tie witll jnrjrc-l,,jtd or'llcm Of the Catalyst. The tri-
dilnem~,Qnql Pollviner Nmis pritanily frum tile hightst In-ol,
XCIIL Prop-iraeso
'
l-~
=F
V
d
b
d
l
l
V V
Y
O
o-r:
.
an
I 3-
ut-mo
aii
.
c
ent-rlyco
.
.
m
f9
N"
Mi
6
E
tm. 2
im,%u,
y.a-
.
t L C.A. prepel. from tctr-=iWl-
Ylefle glvci,l or Wids malic, M31rm1c, sue-
Cinic, adipic, gmtari- OuOic, alclaio., s&bzdc. and dt,
inedicarboxylica6dii.
glypril wad soli& V-11c'se mps. Allowtd the haw-wrAh iklltr-
wili,-m, file oxahtv, m, 11,3-5'. 11"Ll"Arl"Ile, :11. -%f, t",
iuccinate. tn. 113-A% kllmArAte. m; ~!6-,V. ;itbpatv,
azrlaatc, m. pjaidale, ,. C~,51'. O)a-
ca(c,' nt. 64-7*, The juAyestcri, of. 1,3-butmifdVit Wer,:
liquid; with 5,olidilk i!fon I v~-:ps. In Elie -V to - 4~~' rar,,t!
which 40,-~j Olowed a %imillir Eut Which w3-,
ploaculJO.A. '111w M.174. fj,. 01,- jmdyv~tcr hwfit~!,3 (10,11
teirainethykue glycol t1s) [lot show any apiprcelat"m -;,ItLI-
tion %vith chanirt-d tool, wt. XCIV. - Palyert;zs of tril!l^thyl-
ano find pentaniethylene glycols. 1b,0. 14",-Poly"ters
-af (Clfj~fOli~ and (Crfj~~(Oflb wi-re prtpd, Titit dicar-
boiylic, aciJ- from 4mJ:I~ tc &~--nt-d!mrl:xjxyI ic. Tht--ce -,re
low-Irlelling Folich, rcucrally Showing a rising t-I'Ti, f.a%t .I!C-
Cillic Ac(1 Citcr; t-hd c-iterl, .-Ith m-110-lic acid WCZ4! liquI&I,
Th
it. about -215% which jept"ttavi u vingtiUr lubt.
Sil"inates mr1trd above !ht~. x1matatm T;ie polyestmi
from glyco!5 With an odd no. M C atornsi tintloy VIC factor
or voell-odd Cequmce, Ikeginfliflz wit!, i.e. altri-
liation of 1110tilli: trillp. aud fluidity AM ~;Olv. 11(4 Imlor
vxilts
1HE;

1/ 1,12 / 7,
UWR/ Chemistry - Molecular compounds
08rd 1/1 Pub. 40 - 19/25
Authors I Korshak, V. V.; F)-unze, T. M.; and Dikareva, T. A.
Title I High molecular conpounds. Part 89. Tri-component mixed polyamide systems
containing amino acids
Periodical. I Izv, AN SSSR, Otd, khim, nauk 1, 108-113, Jan 1956
Abstract i Ternary mixed polyamide systems containing LLI -aminoenanthic, W -amino-
pelargonic or W -.aminoundecane acids and salts of hexamethylenediamine with
adipiep azelaic or, sebacic acids as well as E -carbolactam in various combin-
ations, were investigated. It was found that products with lowest melting
points and maximum.solubility have average compositions and are oriented in
the central part of the diagram. The products containing carbolactam in
addition to the amino base acids were found to be different from the carbo-
lactamless products. Three USM references (1955). Tablea;.diagrams.
Institution Acad. of Sc., USSR, Inst. of Organoelemental Compounds
Submitted so August 18, 1954

WL7-
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6
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1
i- "
wlyamifle Chemistry Ii comprtficnFivOy irvitived ILI
the pCescrit tit".
The WO refereac" atid patenti app,~nded an~
c.m.s-indcxcd In tabular form with correlated data relating V) Im-p.
fr~m the foll3wing - (a) diamine with dicaAKixylic acid, (b) anono-
acid, (c) cyclic Jactam, (or deriv.). (d) X-catboanhydride of rt-
amitio-acid. (,,) polyurethane and poh-urra (preigtrcd lr~,ra
'
cyanate with gly"
Or &omimr,), and ()-j Hi Gmclu'lo-1.
lstaiiiiation. in~~ h3 mc.0
Istoptions discuss gwicral applicat0m, cr
i
propcrtic3 and als*lpmp, of ruixed pulyamit ~,,s- A. L. 11.

IORMAK, V.V.; FRUNU Ij- +~Vhl
High molecular weight compounds. Part 98. Relation of the proper-
ties of mixed polyamides to the amount of hydrogen bonds. Zhur.ob.
khim. 26 no.4:12:12-1216 Ap, 156. (MLRA 9:8)
1. Institut el event oorganiche skikh soyedinanAy Akadenii nw, IMM.
(Amides)

I T. Z'1. KO'tjjI7!,Y Ii KIIII, V. A., zi.-I KRASLYAI~'JKAYA, E. A.
V
FAUATZEZ . .1 . . j ILVK-Mr I
"Properties of co-pol~umidcs as a function of tbeir coq-posItion," a paper
presented at the n,th Congess Dn The C'Z~.cmistry and Ph.,,-sics of '11j~n Polymers, 25
Jan-2 Feb 57, Moscow, POI,,--er, Research Inst.
B-3,o84,3`5

)-Rote
Of ayuru'dca from I!no-
Z,a
%~~rt
h't
j;r(.j-xL fmna
radipic, axelli.:!, or -ctQ6_~ aciiis U'jd al.;,z fro III (P-) f, N CJ I'll-
i Sah-
C14, or (P-Ut4N11C"1ji,/.C1Ffj. S
1 stittitifin tit the. 4 atorns Iiiircirs the suft~uh;,, ali'l fn.JT~. of
bring pcmur sith tht Ltigis
Wtvii!Ta. The p)1yxIt,&1(!R ~tdttl a nivtli atulau ;d"'I Av"v" a
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AUTHORSt Kharitonov, V. M.,_ Frunze, T. M., Korahak, V. V. 62-1-26129
TITLE: From the Field of Heterochain Pilyamides (Iz oblasti. getero-
tsepnykh poliamidov). Report 5: The Investigation of the
Kinetics of the Formation of Combined Polyamides From Hexa-
methylonedinmmonium-azelainate and ~-caprolactame (Soobshcheniya
5. Issledovaniye kinetiki obrazovaniya smashannykh poliamidov
iz geksametilondiammoniy-azolainata i E-kaprolaktama)-
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya All SSSI? Otdeleniye Khimicheskikh Nauk, 1958, Nr 11
rP 115-117 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Before this paper the results of the investigation of the
kinetics of the polycondensation of hexamethylenediammonium-
adipinate and of the hexamothylanadiammoniumazolainate (re-
ferences 1-5) were communicated by the authors. As to the pre-
sent report (5)3 The reaction was carried out according to the
already earlier described method. It was found that in the
common polycondensation of the hexamethylonediammoniumazolain-
ate and 6-caprolactame in the first place the more active
component (hexamethylenediarwaoniumazelainate) enters the poly-
amidation reactioa and only in the last stages of the reaction
the composition of the initial reaction i-,iixture (and of the
Card 1/2 forming polyamides) bocomen oqual. Furthermore it was shown

Prom the Field of Heterochair Polyamides. Report 5: The 62-1-26/29
Investigation of the Kinetics if the Formation of Combined Polyamides.
From Hexariethylonediammonium-azolainate and 4_-caprolactame
that in the formation processes of the cQmbinod polyamides
the structures of the forning polymers is determined only in
the last stages by the correlation of the initial substances
(and not by the kinetics). There are 3 figures and 5 referencesl
5 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Elemental-Organic Compounds, AS USSR and the All-
Union Scientific flesearuh institute for Synthetic Fibers
(Institut elementooreanicheakikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk
SSSR i Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatell3kiy inatitut iskUBst-
vennogo volokna)
SUBMITTEM: August 8, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Amides-Synthesit; 2. Haxaniothylenediamoai=azelainate-
Condensation reactions 3. E -Caprolrctame-Condeneation reactions
Card 2/2

Fo 0 ri z T
AUTHORS: Korshak, V. V. , Frunze, T. Petrova, V. 62-2-14/28
TITLE: From the Field of HeteroCeneous Chain Polyamides (Iz oblasti
geterotsepnykh poliamidov). Information 6): The Production of
Polyamides and Polyamide Eaters by Yeans of an Aminolysis of
Polyesters (Zoobshoheniye 6. Folucheniye poliamidoy i poli-
amidoefirov putem aminoliza poliefirov).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya AN SSSR Otdolerxbm Khimichoskikh _'Nauk-, 1958, Nr 2,
pp. 217-220 (U33a).
ABSTRACT: The suitability of the above-mentioned hiCh-molecular com-
pounds for diverse exchange reactions under the influence of
low-molecular initial substances vias already shown by 3ome ex-
amples. The acydDlysis of the polyesters by the action of
adipic acid as wi?ll as the alcoholysis of polyesters were ex-
amined. The aninDlysis of polyesters is a reaction of this
type which has hitherto not been described in publications. It
is of interest bacause it may be considered a way toward the
production of polyamide esters and pulyamides. In the present
paper the authors deal with the reaction of the aninclysis of
polyethylensebacinate with hexwlethylendiamine (table 1). It
Card 1/2 was found that in the final result an exchanCe of the ethylene-

From the Field of Heterogeneoua Chain Polyamides. Information 6: 62-2-14128
The Production of Polyawides and Poly&-Iide EGterB by Mleans of
an A-,pinolysis of Polyesters.
-glycol residue:3 and the residues of the hexELmethylen-di-
amine takes place, where polyamide esters or polyamides (in
denendence on Vie common behavior of the initial substances)
foamed. There &ve 2 tables and 4 references, 4 of which are
Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for Element-OrCanic Conpounds JU USSITZ (Institut
elementoorGaniches!,,ikh so.,edineniy Akademii nauk SSSR)-
SUBMITTED: August 91 1956
AVAILABLE. Library of Congress
1. Polyesters-Exchange reactions 2. Polyamides-Production
3- Polyamide esters-Production
Card 212

AUTHORS: Frunze, T. M., Korshak, V. V. 62-58-3-15/3o
.-TITLE: From the Field of Heterogeneous Chain Polyamides (Iz oblasti
Geterotsepnykh poliamidov)
Communication 8. On the Solubility of Mixed Polyamides
(Soobshcheniye 8. 0 rastvorimosti smeshannykh poliamidov)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR Otdeleniye Khimicheskikh Nauk,
1958, Nr 3, rp. 344-352 (USSA)
ABSTRACT: In this work special attention was paid to ethyl alcohol, for
it is the moEt favorable solvent for many types of mixed
polyamides. The authors investigated the inter-dependence
between the colubility and the composition of mixed poly-
amides of diverse structure. They showed that the solubility
of mixed polyamides was considerably improved, especially
of those which were obtained from a polyamide-fcrming
component. For this see table 1. The influence exerted by
the compoait~.on upon 'the melting temperature is greater
than upon the solubility. It was found that for the in-
vestigated series of polyamides the solvents are according
Card 1/2 to their diaiiolving ability divided into phenols, alcohols,

From the Field of Heterogeneous Chain Polyamides. 62-58-3-15/3o
Communication 8. On the Solubility of Mixed Polyamides
methyl- and ethyl-cellosolve. In that series in which the
polyamides show the lowest melting temperature their
solubility is the best. It was further found that the intro-
duction of aromatic components into the composition of the
mixed polyamide leads to a ioterioration of the solubility
of the obtained products. There are 4 figures, 8 tables,
and 6 references, all of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganiclieskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute fbrEle mental- -crgan i c Compounds)AS'USSR)
SUBMITTED: September lo, 1956
Card 2/2

AUTHORS: Frunze, T. M., Korshak,V. V., -~011'62-58-6-26/37
k7u-=as ~V~,. ~.'p Koleanikov, G. S., Zhubanov, B. A.
TITLE: On Some Phosphorus-Containinj Polyamides (0 nekotorykh
fooforooderzhc;shchikh poliamidakh)
PERIODICAL: IzveBtiya Akae.emii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk,
1958, Nr 6, Pj)- 783 - 705 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In order to explain the influence exercised by the phosphorus
atom upon the properties of polyamides a number of polymers
was obtained by the polycondenoation of bis-(p-carboxyphenyl)
phenylphosphinoxides with various aliphatic and aromatic dia-
mines. The in..tial acid was obtained by the authors according
to the following achene:
+C6H5 PC12 +Br2 2NaOH
p-CH3C6H4MCBr (CH C6 H4)12PC6H 5
(CH C H KMn84 H H
3 6 4)2 P(O)C6H5 H O+C H ip (HOOCC 6 4)2 P(O)C6 5'
2 5 5
Polycondensation took place under the usixal conditions (Ref 1).
Card 1/2 From the results mentioned (Tables 1,2) it may be seen that

On Some Phosphorus-Containing Polyamides
/62-56-6-26/37
with the lengthoning of the carbon chain of diamine from
tetramethylette to decamethylene diamine softening-temperatures
are reduced, At the same time, fluctuation becoies weaker. There
are 2 tab1cs and 6 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut elerientoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akadenii nauk SSSR
(Institute W '' Elemental-organis Compounds AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: January 27, 1958
1 Amides--Chemical properties 2. Phosphorus--Chemical effects
3: Condensation reactions
Card 2/2

-UTHORS: Korshak, V. V., Frun e SOV/73-28-7-62/64
Ze
Andreyev, D. 'N., T-U 4;arsllkl.~,~a*ylaLl E. V.
TITLE: Letter to the Editor (Pis'mo v redaktsiyu).On the Properties
of Polyamides With Siloxane Groupings (0 svoystvakh poliamidov
a siloksanavyini gruppirovkami)
PERIOD7CAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1950, Vol 28, Nr 7,
PP 1997 - 1938 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The general interest prevailing in organosilicon compounds
caused the authors to deal with the problem of whether the
siloxane grou,pings in the chain of the initial dicarboxylic
acid could ex-art an influence on the properties of the poly-
amides. For this purpose they synthesized polyamides from three
dicarboxylic acids of the structure
HOOC-(CH 2)2- Si(R1 R2.)-O-Si(R,R 2)-(9H2)2-COO"' where 1)R,=P 2=CH 3'
2)R 1=R2WC2HV 3)RI CH 31 R2 =C 2H5' From these acids polyamides were
obtained by palycondensation with aliphatic and aromatic diamines,
and from the mixtures of.these acids as well as from the andipinic

Letter to the Editor, On the Propertien of Poly- SOV/79-28-7-62/64
amideB With Siloxane Groupings
acid with hexamethylene diamine mixed polyamides were produced-
It turned otLt chat the introduction of siloxane compounds leads
to the forma.tion of polymers. They are of a rubber-,like nature
and have lor melting points as compared to those produced from
azelaic acie., which fact obviously depends on the influence of
the siloxane! grouping as well as on the presence of the side
substituents at the silicon atom; also the lower melting point
and other properties in the substitution of the methyl- by the
ethylradical at the silicon atom tend to show this dependence.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementarnoorganicheskikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR
i Institut khimii silikatov kkademii nauk SSSR(Institute of
Elemntal-oripas Compounds )AS USSR, and Institute of the Chemistry
of SiliCatoeVS USSR)
SUBMITTED: April 10, 1558
Cazi-24-

21 47
of floicncc-l-,
0.
.7: a_-i ti o!f! of inl~, '_7;1,:-:per,!ture 1. r-, -ti on S in
r0 cir. in
of
zmaneriJya ti~mpcrz,tt! -y I:.
n yc' V
1, 7o 1 121
pi)-459-- 6t
T2
;e very -e~,t'nn- problem of thin relation between 1-11-e struc-
j pi
wre, 'he, vol-,,mr-rs, -ril their propk_!rtiec frequently i n-
+ 0
1. 1 , ", i- -. 0 1 T. - tcr On on, 'et.-.4-led investi:-ation-
t; tl'..- t-c J_z_ z, I inear depen,lence not only in the
c,,i v e o fie s r, i i i-: "a tpol-amide series but also in other series
o i i) co!,if,oitfi~ls rentioned in the title. Therofore the mithors
-1 erie- of -ol,ureas, polyar:ides,
it e r.,
a n d i:o1yanh:,,drides. it t rn
t %n _1_1 Llrlo~- c3eries there iv it certtin de,,t,nmiec.ce
bf-tvllooii nimb.-r of' met'iy1une e-roupu in t'he member P-nd tile

SOV/2o-121-3-10/47
)mc
t i 0 o; 'T-Itin : 'Prancrature Varitation-- -n Homological Series
01
inc, to~-~ ~11L, n" ture--~ CC the 'pol"'Iners
4, pclyamide2).
(111::; w '*,I. ,:~entioncd !~,ol.vmf,r L %,res vrovel to be
e t-, -~n thm, C!-sO
'60-treen t~,e 1 t i n aw! the
fe~-tures of lietero ch~!--ns all lines or. the
!1~.-! 12 C.,e o4 ordir: te,, in one zoint. rle
~V,.-c!en th., n,imber of '-.f~,tero in the member
va
'Jj]rfbvI- 0~, h y 1 e! I ef-votv's in fo=2 the charac-t~-
0.:, ~,,Aevo ch'Ans (-t-f 5)- ~.ccoi-din:; to fli-~7_:~~-i~ 'a
111le Tjlotti~-d II-'.---OIIg'Ia th,-- experi-.ent-ully obtained -)ojn:'.,-
ht line, 1,-cnce, in eri
to ch POP,
'r a
:--~ -4~ . - jcr.,11~.Iellce of thc- :!,entionpi
-)I( vt~--C-2 'u18, -!0. o- inclination oi' ~ho
40 the Ot.-UCtUre of Ll-,
II ob',ained ~r(.)m alv!
r-up- in
OvIe :.1i":, ~i a d "Orclice w.`w "'or
of -ic Lxntion-e-!

';OV/'2o-121-,'-18/ 47
Some Regul&rities of Yelting Tc7iperature Variations in Homological f3erics
of Hetero Chain Polymers
of compounIs (Table 1). "'ccording to fibgmre,~a - v the line
,jlot-I.e(,', throuph the exper,-mentally obtz~ined points is cloce
enough to the sstr~-ight line constructed according to equa-
tions. The angle of inclination of the straight line varien
accordinl-I to the structure of hetero compouwlls. it is lz-r~;O-nt
in the case of poljiireas followed b,-7 polyamides with an
even nuraber of methylene groups then with v!-,.riouz! conbinntions
of old members. '2hcY are followed by -iol-yurethanei and
fi'nally by polyumidest with sulfide sulfur tnd a mono ether
binding in thu nucromolecular chain, There are 1
t~,ble, !-n~! 8 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOC IA-TION: institut elenentoorpanicheskikh qoyedineni~~ -%kadenii n~uk S'.'IS2
(Instit-ite of ElowntAL-Ori3anic t3omnoun-Is US')R)
2 -U: B 1111 IN E D'pril 1,1, l)58
Card 3/3

V.V.: v v3rpolnenii oksperiv4ental'noy raboty
prinimalt uchastiye; KWNTAMXATA, N.A.; MAKARKIN. V.A.;
ZHIROVA, L.V.
Haterocbain polyamides. Part 12: Isomorphien of polymnre in the
polya"ido grcrup. Vyaokovq.soed. 1 no.2:287-292 F '59.
(MIRA 12:10)
1. Institut filementoorganichaskikh anyedinenly AN SSSR,
(Amides) (Polyn"rn)

FRUNZ5 T.M.- KORSHAK, V-V.; v provedenii ekaperimental'noy raboty prinimala
~ "t~
_ ;tlil-i,4
UCWMiyeizhlrova, L.Y.
llnterochain polyanides. Part 13: Mixed polyacaldne containing
RuIpbur atnms in the -Ain chains Vysokon.soed. I no.2:293-300
F '59. (HIBA 12:10)
1. Institut alementoorgunicheskikb soyndinoniy AN SSSR.
(Amides)

%zt P., 3pghi KORSHAK, 'T.V.; MAKARKIN, V.A.
Heterochain polyamides. Part 14: Amorpboum etructures
in polyamides. Tysokom. sood. 1 no-3:342-348 Mr '59.
(MR& 12:10)
LInstitut sloinentoorganichookikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Amides) (Polymrs)