SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GEYDEN, T. - GEYER, V.

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AUTHORS: Rankitin, Yu. V., Kryifiv, A. V., I L^,' 1 - I - ~0;,;
Garayeva, K. G. , Geyden, T.
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TITLE: T~v Influence of Various Ctemical preparations lul~-on the
Liermination of Stored Potatc, :~ 7 u- ers Vli,,-a!,.iye ra:illichn,'Ki,
pre,,,,iratov na prcr,11.-t,,.niye klubney Kaprtofelya
khranonii)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, Vol. 1,-1, Nr 1,
17'~; - 17b
ABSTRACT: In the course of the last yea--.9 c*,--:!ic~-1 inhibitDrs of the
eormination of potaTO t-ubers hai-- leen sou,,-',-,t (Refs 1-7). T-
met',iyl ether of the a-naphthvlacetic acid turned out to be
MI).-t fwvoral,le in this oonnection. In. t!.e ~7ase o., edible
potatoes it is ,.Iveady tuieit tO % Cre~,t extent (Refs 8,9).
In tne iiresent I'aper the rel"~Ilto oi 3 comparisor of 7 pro-

'0 V~jjl I., clnsses of cheT-,lical
1;ar tions is f-,Jven vhicl, 'Ll I ~; ! -. . -I - 4 ()- 13
coinpoui.do. All pr-p~irations viere pit r,.t the ~oltl,orsl il.c zil

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by N,N.L~Iellnikov, Yu.A.Baskakov T*t,e in-
mi were used as powler, w~t`. -.s dil,,.ent
hibiiL . i!er
(3 g
Card 1/5 1 kg tulven;). '," )!-,t of ti~om 2-,", of

The infl%ience of Var4()llS C,-e::j4Cal
t'-,-, Icrmiration of Sored ilotato Tul,,ers
lif~ere-,t amount. T,.e as
potato. Table 1 shows t1h.,it ".e of I i
differ to a areat ext., . ..:'ect on t.-ie t e r The
i n t
t
r7,,)st actl;ve inhib4tors of t-:e we_-e the
isopr,),p,yl et'ler of th ,e phenyl-ca:`_amic a,~ i d a U, the above
,mentioned 7ietn,,,l et~.er. T~-,e !'irst sul st,L!i,~e in dosis of
k!- su tne -or-~A!_A i ~T, tne ,~e'!ond
2`j Mi
in I quantity of t)0 - 100 sul;;ret~~kid ~Irucess "') a
great extent. Both inlibitors "'.e ph:; 4 10~.jeaj
Tind t,-.e total losses, A4n The -,.: ers tre--ted wit- t~.ese
in~hib_tars did' not offshoot ~;n*-~J'-itzlrs
ivere reco:%:~cnded for (Rc:,, t,.e fjr~-t
1y
ecUble pot,ito c xy a c e c
did not inhibi t e~ermJ i.zil. All ot`.er :-.III inililritA
Mo!' WtIl'O 1 , '117~,
I. ,I. lo!;:1. ~;tl:- A i"
. rr-tt ("ll'i"'A tro ion, 1 j
Wbich Inhibit to i,
however, to thu 'or~~-.rttion (, offshoot
1%,r%~Rtion o~'offshoot tzAlero Iy:,,,; ov::erved in t a s e
Card 215 iietnyl :ind of t!~e ihe!iy1- ir! -~.ic acid. T~(-

The Influence of Varios Chemical Preparations U:)on S0717,12o-1 2 1 - 1 -
the Germinat ion oi Stored Potato Tubere
comparison of the varieties with f,.,rnation of offshoot tubers
showed that their formation is to a certLin def,-ree reversely
dependent on the length of the germs. The-e are 1 t7,.I:le and
9 veferences, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut fiziologii rasteniy im.K.A.Timiryazeva Akademii nauk
SSSR(Institute of Plant Physiolo(-,y imeni K.A.T-.Lmiryazev -) AS USSR)
PRESENTED: April 1, 1958, by A.L.Kursnnov, ',Iemlt~er, Acl,~emy of Science~,-,,
USSR
SUBMITTED: February 27, 1958
1. Potatoes--Physiology 2. Potatoes--Storage 3. Seeds--Viability
4. Chemical compounds--Physiological effectc 5. Chemical compound's
--Test results
Card "',/3

WITIN, Tu.V.;, GEY1811, T.M.
- 1-h
Reducing premature apple and pear drop in the Crimea. Fiziol. rast.
6 no.4:484-486 Jl-Ag '59. (MIRA 12:10)
1.K.A. Timiriazov Institute of Plant Physiology. U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences, Moscow.
(Crimea--Fruit culture)
(Plants, liffect of rAphthaloneacetic acid on)
(Plants, Effect of propionic acid on)

RAUTIN, Tu.Y.; KRYIDV, A.V.; GICYI3N, T.H.; GARATIM, X.G.
Inhibiting the sprouting of tubbre in different potato varieties
dwing prolonged storage. Fitiol. rest. 6 no.4:500-503 JI-Ag '59.
(MIRA 12:10)
I.K.A. Tiviriazov Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences, Moscow.
(Potatoes--Storage) (Plants, Iffect of naphthaleneacetic acid on)

RAKITIN, Yu.V.;
...' ....... -...
Ghloro-IPC as an effective means of controlling the weed Stellaria
media. Fiziol. rast. 7 no.2:2~2-234 16o. (MDU 14:5)
1. K. A. Timiriatev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R.
Academy of Sciences, Moscow. (Carbanilic acid)
(Herbicides)
(Chickweed)

HAKITIN, Yjj.V.~, 1~01UM, . K~S,; MUFT,. V.A~., RAKIT114A, Z,G.,; GEYDEN, T.N.
GOVICH I S.111
New defoliants and desiccants for cotton. Fiziol. r-st. 8
no.4:506-511 '61. (HIRA W11)
. , U.S.S.R. Academy
1. TinirLszov Institute of Plant Phri-ology
of Sc;iences,, Moscow.
(Cottor)
(Def o j iallion)

I vu 11. Bazcv, V . i,
7
S~;7
wi ~i
j~ t :'~L WId D I ji o 1 e Komen t s c f t i p Df? r i v a t e r, o f D i me thy I
I E*R 1 CI C L na f i 7 i ch oak c v kh i-iii i , I 7A Nr 7 T) 6 1~?O
css I,)
A RA C T
Ir. ccn4A-vuition of a previous paper (Ref 1 ) the authors invasz
56ated t).e spectra and dipole nioments -,f a ivzmlber of para-dt~
of diveth-;I aniline with Ar-ctr,,r,(:j:ativi~, substitu
9c.!-4. If th-re -'-a ar, e1octrr)nicutive -u~st-,~uent as Y: in th~
noltr.--Ule X-C H NR - - 'i a:" adE
() 4- 2 (R ' 'H~)
-,n:
shift of cle-troris fron IIR, t.,,iwarl X wl,,O, -esults --.n
of the dipole i~orient. T!, ,e -ff-,-t c,f th,? suhstitt,
(~~n the oitical -.r-,;yrrtieS is cloaf"".- with tl-e~r
~-ff,~,A or lh~, positl,,~n and ~f t1i- bands
sj),?ctrum . TI ~ f,)I'j
I!, data is ~;ire-
I,ablej: The position of th(! inte--.8C ;IIJ3~-~'~'ti I.Ind!3 of th-a
C.-If X and RJTIC H X; 1'1~tted by
6
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%rd D44 e! Yc~men ts of "he p-Deri vat 4.v es c I'
earie uf Q,e photoelectric.
ex,il-l,;Ati~,n -.,f molecular !-3fra--Al' -n Jn R N-C H X(7r~tL
2 6 '1 ,
t of PhX and PhNR,.) ; rnola.- 3f the inti!t-~Tql
:~f Raman-1p~!-zlruta lir,-si dip-)le -f the r.-w
ut-,undu it N-C H X. Individual data ,~r V~t-- mit.;,,ols cf determi-La
2 6
nd
V,"s ~tlr!iady givun 'Iief 2). a': 7, ;1 .. . 4 . a LL i. 5
`ie influe%-o by thf, ;,:l-'T 6roup u-.,)r. t.he
-the ~-as the same
,,I, 4~ ~thero occu. 3 an ~Lppr~ --A -- I) an,"i
m~1~5.-,--i-..iun band, a t e ';-,u t i ~:; nL. nd
411,C-:21 d~!,7-as-n "Ile frequer.,cy
and increase in the NR X
fj
+o a lari;er ext,3nt than w,:)ul('. co-r,silonll 1.~ an add-itl~,e
with ~,,rours of the hif:hest
I.-: NC, No; CHO) are must st-ron.-I., the IIRI)t"rljl;l
r ti-,.- alAthors did n--t f4rid w,v F- ~-If,, 1 -:L on
~.mlivi,Iual influen--c-s. In th-,~, th -irke'l

Sp- : ~7--t and Dipol e lw~m:!:jts of thc- p.-D,rivatives -,f 3 c v 3 3 7
D I r Lni I i n,t
P, i,. Sh~)T,yCin for his aSS13tal!Ce. Thert, ar-~ 3 fi6ure5, ta-
V. c! and references, 3 of which an~
ASS071,i'llON: institut L. Ya. Ka,,-j,-l-a.A'ladcmiya nalik
SS91t (Physicochemiral In9l.itute L, Ya, Yarlyov, of the
Al~side;,i I- of Scipn,~es, USSIR). Inatitut or;-ariclioqk"y Plil;)il
(Institute of Or6anic Chemistry)
S7~?.:TT2ED: De~?eraber 14, 195-7

5'(3)
AMIROR5; Topahiyev, A. V- Geyder~kh 6OV1120-1-B-2-25IC9
n~ licademiciun Krentsell,
Dwrydov, B, Kargi .
ii. I,_ Xuatanovich, 1. M., Polak, L. S.
TITLE On the Po9vibility of llrodiioing Polymeric 'Materials With
Semicondvctor Properties From jlt,iyu~rylnltrile
PMIODICAL Z Daklady Akaklemii nauk SSM, 1959, Vol 1,18. 11r 2, pp 312-~19 (USSR)
ABSTRACTj It is difficult to produce organic 8i'bstanceB wilh electronic
conductirity since the admitted Zones ' if they develop at nil,
are narrow here, whereaq the ft,rbidden zones are verj wide.
'Phis width is so jon8iderable that no electron excitation is
--aused at temperatures at whi,~h the slibrttLnce concerned is not
yet deoomposed. The se;Aconductor properties of the substances
described in pqblicationq are usually ;onnected with existing
,condensed aromftti,.~ rings and ri.,tr-,q-,en atoins (Ref 1). Current
,arriers are bound t,:~ ct~mparatively easily in polymers
with louble bonds, especially with cinjugated double bonds,
Nrthernorc with at=3 in 1hp chain whi~~h haire elect~-ons on the
outer levels that do not take vart in ihe chemicna b;nd (e.g.
nitrogen at,),,,:s)- The eleJrrni ~japerri-..n in the latter is
Card bourd to be low in the casrs (.,f a suffi:Aenitly regular polymer

On the Possl.bili!y of Produning P,-,Iymeri~i Muter t a: 26-2. 2r, /59
With Semi norbic, t~,r Pr(.portiRs Frr-m P,--tya-rylnltr~
structuxe, 'Phe ae,eizaiy Tog-uluity legt-,"o -an be approximately
eotimated frrmi the length of the frq - path of the electron In
thf~ iieiiiicondkirtor, lurthermorc fro,i t`io leng+h of the C-C-bonde,
the ).en~-Ilh ~.f the mcnrwiiric --cml,PT - wid the leng the
gth of t
C-1O.CA;T3n W;AVE~, It Wig fWlr,~ iS
rufl'If"IC-rit it, tho mall-I cl~kt!n ol wft1,,!.' 110 brwiching wit.~-,
Lv,rv thim I? arbon utoim3 i,ev -',') m~-,novier,~~ me7bers. Thiz holdti
tri Hic zi-ge ?f a 1',h~,r wtt)~ n,Rxjatu,:, i,, which thp
mo,e,ales nxe xrrwii~ed iti -,i,v i'~F, of the
vurr~4nt. T~-el, no diftpci1:;i,-)n -i tLe irref-,Ularitieq
J,3 1~a TI!e prc.(lucton ,-f p,liymere v.,i*h slch a
degribe of rt?g,-,Iarity is %e", PL-.'5Sb'1e toda..~, An investigation
cf the product-.9 cf therwal trari~,,f,~~-mu,-ic.n of polyacrilnitrIle
is interesting frcm +he Rbc7e 2tudp~On+. The view of the
trarsformations pre(eeding, bere i~ explr,,-n~zi 1-y a szheme.
Table ' Civ-s t1,,-- reLzi;,Ji, ,.~f of the paramkTneti.~~
electzon rpsonance r-,f ~hc j,-Iyiue:L" at temperafare. The
methm! and The deviie used fC- thfS D11r~W--, Pre dr,--cribed in
Tefer~3n.ce 13. Frm the da-.a ~:iren lit tab,e ' i+ fc1lowE- that:
Card 2/3 "1" t~.P- o.-tainei -( 71

On the Poesibility of Produ-ing Polymeric Materials hits, ~O.V/`,Io '.28..2-25/59
,~,;-mi conductor Properties From Polyacry1nitrile
cot0iielivity (Ag