SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAPLAN, S.I. - KAPLIN, V.T.

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Axtraction of streptoiVain from solution@ by means of a liquid
cationites Ned.pron. 13 no,3tl6-19 Mr 059. (NIBA 12t5)
1, Tsemoyusnyy nei hno-IneledovALtel'skir Institut antiblotikov.
(SMMUNYCIN) (BLU-XKCHANGING COMPOURS)

-- KAPLAN, S.I.; ISAYEVA, N.L.; TRUENIKOVA, I.N.
Isolation and purification of tervVein using a 1i =d ion
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1. Vossoyusnyy nauchno-leslodovatelskiy institut antiblotikov.
(TERRANYCIM) (105 EXCHANGE RESIM)

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Diagnostic value of X-ray examinations in chronic appendicitis,
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4. Agriculture
7. Mechanization of spring care of seeded fields. Moskva, Sellkhozgiz, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Anril 1953. Unclassified.

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AFAMASIDAVA,A.L., kandebiol.nouk; BATARTUM, A.A., kand.sellskokhozyaystvan-
nykh nouk; BALICHUGOV, A.Y., kand.sellskokhozyaystvamykh nauk;
BAlaWOVA, N.A.. agronoo; BAIA)ZOROV, A.T., kand.sellekokhozy9yetyan-
qykh nauk; MAKSIMMAO. V.P., agronom; MNIXOV. V-V.; doktor sellsko-
khosys,yetyeazWkh usak; BOGOMGKOV, S.T., kand.sellskokhozysystvon-
nykh nauk; TOMMS. O.S.. agronom; BODROV, H.S., kand.sellskokbosy-sy-
mtvemWkh nauk; BOOOSIAVSKIYO V.P., kiindotakhn.nauk; IMUPPA. I.T..
kmmi.tekhnamuke, VARM, A.R6, doktor biol,nauk; VOZBUrSUYA# A.Ye.,
kmnd.ssl'ekvkhosy&.vstvennykh mauk; VOINOV, F.A., imnd.seliskokhosymy-
styanpykh nauk: VYSOKOS, G.P., kand.biol.nouir; GAIDIN. N.Y., inshener-
mkhmalk; OMSIMOV. S.A.. kand.takho.nouk; GMSMWIN. X.F.. doktor
sellekokhozymystyannykh nauk- YZIMNIV A.Y.. inthener-makhanik;
GURASUVICH, S.T.. mkhanik fdacessedJ; ZHARIKOVA, L.D., kand.sellsko-
khosyoystvenrWkh nauk; 7JIWUIA)V. I.S.. kand.takhn.nouk; ZIMINA. Ye.A..
agronom; BARAMOV, T.T., kand.tekbn.rAuk: PAVIOV, V.D.: ITANOV. V.K.,
kand. sell skokhosymystyannykh a-juk;-WIAM. S.M.. ke ad. sell skokhosymy-
styeniVkh nauk: KAMIX-YARTSNV, L.V.. ""nWT`1%7Mokhozysystvenzwkh
nauk; KOFMIU, V.L. doktor sellskokhozymystvennykh nauk; KOCHURGIN.
A-Yee, kand.sellskokhosyoystvennykh nauk; KOZHONIXOT, A.R., kand.
sell skokhosysystvennykh nauk; KUZNHTSOV, 1.11., ka nd. sell skokhMay-
stvomykh usuk; IAMBIM. A.Z.. doktor biol.nauk; Lmovilygy, $.I.,
kand.sellskokhosymystvannykh usuk; KAYBORODA, U.N.. kand,sellsko-
khosymystyemykh nauk: MAKAROVA. Gel.. ksnd.s9l'skokhozysystv9nqykb
nauk; MALOMIKOV, G.A., inshener; ZHDAUOV. B.A., kand.sellskokbosymy-
stvennykh nauk; NIMYLBRO. N.A., kand.sellskokhozymystvennykh nauk;
NAGIUVTSBYA, N.A., kmnd.sslOvkokhozyay9tvenrqkh nauk;
(Continued on next card)

AYAUSOYIVA. A.L.... (continued) Ca rd 2.
MIKIYOROV, ?.Y~.. k*rA.sellsirokhozy&yPtvennykh neuk; MAIIASEXY. Y.L.
losoyod; MVUSHINAO A.H., agronom; PIMUINOV, N.A., kand.biol.nauki
L.G.; kand.sellskokhosysystvenafth nauk; PAVLOY, V.D., kand.takhn.
.7uk; FRUTSKOVA, N.O.,,kandomellskokhozyaystwennykb nauk; GURCHMO,
S. agronom- PMTA. G.1., kand. sell skokhozyaystvenayim nauk;
PmTfAMKO, D., agronom; RUCHKIN, V-H-, prof.; RUSHKOVSKIT, T.V.,
agronom; SAVITSKIY, M.S.. ksnd.s@llskokhozysystv,jnnykh cauk; BOLDIN,
D.T., agronom; INSTBROVA, A.V., agronom; SOUFIKOVICH, L.B,, kand.
tekhn,nauk-, SKIRNOV. 1-U., lmad.sellskokhozyaystvaWkh nauk-,
SMBRYAWAAYA. P.I., kand.tikhn.nauk; TOIWUY'XV. A.T., kand. sollsko-
khoz.vaystyemykh nauk; FALIKO. O.S., irnh.; YNDYUSHIN. A.V.. doktor
biol.nauk; SHAWAGIN, A.I., kand.sellskokhozymystvennykh nauk;
YUMOV. V.A.. kand.sellskokhosysystvannykh neuk; TAKHTXIWILID, P.A.,
kande eel I skolchosysys tvonnykh nauk; SE(IMOVSKIY, A.A., red.; GORIKOVA.
Z.Deo tekhn.red.
[flandbook for Siberian agriculturists] Spravochnsia knign agronom
Sibiri. Moskva, Goo. Isd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry. Vol.l- 1957. 964 p.
(Siberia-Agriculture) (MIRA 11:2)

X&PIAN, S.Xe, kRn-d, sel'skokhozyaywtvennykh nauk; POPOTA, X.I., agronon.
.,-, ~ .1~1.- -- lxpoIrl.mat In spring hsz~owlug of wluter wheat. Zealedelle 6 no.5:
-%-60 w 158. (Vh"t) (Ikrrow) (Kin 11W

EZWZERT.SEVI A.G.p k". ekonom. nauk; GALDIN,, H.V.,- IRODOV, A.V.; WIAN,
U,;KOLTS13Vp F*F.j PAVLOVP POVO(deceased); MMUKOV) V.L.) i~-~
GREBTSOV, P.P.9 red.; FZVZW, V.Lp tekbn. red,
[Over-all mechanization of the growing and harvesting of corn] Kom-
plekanaim. m1rhaulsatsiia vozdelyvaniia i uborki kukuruzy. By A.G.
Belosertmev i dr. Moskva, GoB. izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry., shurnalov
plakatovo 1961. 335 P4. (MIRA 140.1)
(Corn (Maize)) (Agricultural machirary)

ACCESSION NR: AT4028744 S/2531/63/000/144/0076/0080
AUTHOR: Melautlyevas 10 1,; so No
TITLE: Some characteristics of vind direction variability and their use in calcula-
!ting atmosphere pollution by factory smokestacks
I~SOURCE: Leningrad. G1. geofts. observ. I. Mr. n.-i. gidrometearol. inst. Trudy*,,
;.no. 144/40', 1963o Mika pogranichnogo sloya atmosfery* (physics of Che atmospheric
boundary layer)s Dneprovskaya expeditatya GGO I UkrNIGMIO 76-80
TOPIC TAGSs air pollu4onp vied direction, Industrial pollution!, wind
ABSTRACT: In this papea, the authors present an analysis of results of calculating
the wind direction variability for various time intervals. The obtained results
aTe used for calculating1the average concentrations of impurities (which reach the
E th's surface from a high source) for different time intervals. 7he dependence
07the magnitude of impurity concentration on the. averaging period is presented.
Thl time variability and vied direction, an well as the various results of the ob-
servation are presented in a graph; The authors derive formulas for calculating the
pollution for various time inte"als, various heights of the source and various wind
directions. Orig. art. hams 7 formulas and 4 figures.
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ASSOCIATIOX?. Lentupsakays Slefte X"fislebaskays obawwatorlys (ftlutple Ckw-
physical Obsirwatory of Leagaped)
SUBMITTV: 00 DAXZ ACQ: 16##r64 =CL t 00
SUN COOS: AS am; 90 W SOWs 004 =IS 000
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LAIMITMANp -
Calculation of annual mean concentrations and the meteoro-
logical basis for selecting the height of factory chimsys.
TrL* lano gidrometo inst. no,15:32-36 163, (MRA 17:1)

LAYKH7wp D.L.1 13ISINAl F.I.1 KAPLANO P.N.
Calculation principle of meteorological conditiono in
planning industrial enterprises. Tr* Ian. gidr6aeti inst.
no,15:37-46 163, (MIRA17:1)

KArIMP S.M.
Brief characteristics of the weather situation during the
period of expedition work. Trudy GGO no.144:9-10 163.
(mnu 17:6)
p--.

BOLnYREVA, N.A.; KAPLAN, S.N.
Calculation of the atmospheric poliu6,va n the area of a planned state
regional electric power station. Trudy LGnegldromet.inst. no-183135-150
163. (KIRA 2812)

IAPFAN. G.Te.; CHNIAO, i.Ye.; ICOZWVA, N.M., red.; XHURAYLK, A.B..
-Te-VM,red,
(Farm mahenisation and electrification; recomanded literature]
Mokhanizatslis i elektrifiketalia sel'skogo khosiaistva; reko-
mendatelinyl ukazatell literstury. Moskva. 1960. 112 p.
(MM 14:2)
1e Moscow, Publichnsyn bibliotake.
(Bibliography-Farm mechanization)
(Bibliography-Blectricity in agriculture)

XAPITANGTA T A - KAPLAN, S.Te.; BOCHTM, A.M., red.; AIVONOVA, N.M.,
___' - '* 0
Qo;h:-'tenX-.~. * '~
[Agricultural specialists wast have practical books; Index of
literature] Edgm - v pomoshch' spetsialistu sallskogD
khosialstys nn proinvodstva; ukasatell literatury. Koakwa,
Sellkhosgis, 1961, 139 p. (KERA 14:4)
1. Moscow. TGentrallneys nauchnsys sel'skokhosyeystvanneys
biblioteks,
(Bibliography--Agriculture)

KAPLAN, S.Tej - ROSSOSHOSKAYA, V.A., red.; Ab7O1;GVA,
- 0 JOLOSINA, H.J.,
eR # tikhne red#
(Recent developments In agricultural research and practice; an
annotated bibliograpb71 Nov v seltakokhosiaistvennoi nauke I
praktike; annotiroyanrqi ukazatell literatury. Moskva,, Sell-
khozgiz, 1961. 95 P. (MIRA 15:7)
(Bibliogra,pby-Agriculturs)

Keplan, S. Yu, Eng.
Electric Liner
Crossing an oporoting lin" with a new electric tr&nsmisvion line under construction.
Rab.energ. 2 no. 9. 1952.
Monthly Litt 2L Russion Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952. Unclserified.

rAPLAN, S.Tu.,
Inspecting
0 '53.
lnzh*ner.
transformers without removing the core. ftergetik 3 no.5:3-4
(MZU 6:10)
(Blectric transformers)

ASOV9 -7- 5 01 -.5-15/27
AUTHOR: Yu., Engineer
TITLZ,; The Call Signal "~:ation Chart in the Apartment of
a Person at a Substation (Skhema vyzyvnoy signa-11-
zatsii na krartire personala pri podstantsiO-
PERIODICALt EnerGetik, 1950., Nr 5, pp 2G-27 (USSR)
IBSTILIXT: This article describes the siGnalization scheme, used
by a number of unidentified subBtations, for calling
uheir personnel from 44,.heir homes.'. evaluated as
good and reliable. Thore is I circuit diagram and
1 set ^' dia(-;rams.
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L h529--63 EWP(J)/3PF(c)/t0T(1)/'A"(=)/BDS AFFTC/ASD/APC;C/SSD
ACCMSION 11Rs AP3004535 65
AUTHMs Kapl
an 9Bi~ LI Badap A, P&I Broydo, Toe Gej Spirina, 1. P.
% ~ a W - -0'.WOOWMW~
TITLEs Effect i5f brWWAtjN from a betatron with 25 mev energy and ultra-
violet rays on mineral oils
SCMCEt Xhimiya I tokhnologiya topliv I masel, no, 0, 1963, 57-61
TOPIC TACSt bremestrablung, betatron, ultraviolet ray., lubricating oil, mi-neral
oilt betatron irradiation,
ABSTRAM Auth-ors , studted_ some physico-chemicalArocea sea which ta!&e-place-in
mineral lubricating andVelectria Insulating cileVunder the influence-of-electro-
magnetic radiation# who average exrecTive radiation of the betatron was 965 _mev*
The effect -of -retardation of the betutron Irradiation on turbine k-bricantrjwhich
-were concentrated th polymers was studied by applying a' maximum energy o" 25
mev of a dose of 101-10T and ultraviolet radiation* It was fo%.,nd that vher', the
irradiation is performed In a closed system with an inadequate supply of air,
the oxidizing numbere-of concentrated oils were decreased. The'r viscosity did
A.
not change however. The lowering of intensity in the abcorption bands correBpon-
braff-o-ne of -the groura-M and 4H. were observed in the infrared

1,17529-63
spectra of thc oil Irradiated by the betatron.. However# after irradiation with
the ultraviglat light# the Intensity of thebs bands inemased. - When the irrad-
iation is performed in an open vessel with k transfo=er oil using a doie of
10 r, the oxidizing number of the oil Increases and the olectric inculating prop- i
erties are ficreasodo. Is a result of the irrudiationg Beta-active isotopes
Fe53 and Nia appear in the oile. Orig, art* has$ 3 'tables and 5 figures.
ASSMIATIM none
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AUTHORS: Kaplan, S. Z., Grad, N. 9,, ZvontBova, A. L SOV179-28-12-28141
TITLE: N-Alkylated and N-Aralkylated Morpholine Derivatives
(N-Alkilirovannyye i N-aralkilirovannyye proizvodnyye morfolina)
f AIODICALt Zhurnal obahchey kbimii, 1958, Vol 28, Nr 12, PP 3285-3289 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper the N-substituted derivatives of morpholine were
synthesized by the reaction of morpholine with the corresponding
alkyl and aralkyl halides to investigate their effect on lubri-
cating oils. The reports on this reaction are incomplete and the
yields are not mentioned at all. For this reason, the best con-
ditions were selected for the synthesis of but7l morpholine and
its derivatives. Under the conditions described in the experimental
port the following derivativqs of mcrpholine were oynthesizeds
Ethyl-(II), propyl-(III) n.-butyl-(IV) n.-haxyl-(V), sec-n.-oatyl-
'
-(VI), n.-octadeoyl-(1711~, benzyl-(V
IIIJ,Ct-naphthyl methyl mor-
pholine (IX), and 9,10-bio-(morpholinomethyl)-anthracene (X).
Compounds (VI) and (X) are.now (scheme). Some phyaico-chanical
,:,zr,zt=ta unknoun.before wero determined for the morpholin* deri-
vativea synthesized. Data and yields are given in table 1; they
offer a picture of the modification processes of boiling-points,
Card 1/2 densities, refractive indices and viscosities in the homologous

N-Alkylated and N-Aralkylated Morpholine Derivatives
SUBMITTED:
SOV/79-28-12-28/41
series of N-alkylated and N-aralkylated morpholine derivatives.
In-oome derivatives these faotora were determined potentiometrical-
ly (Table 2). The comparison of the constants obtained makes the
idea possible that with-lengthening the aliphatic radical, which
displaces the hydrogen-at the nitrogen of the morpholine nucleus,
the boiling-points of the derivatives increase, the densities de-
creassi the refractive indices and viscosity values increase. The
introduction of the aromatic-nuclei increases boiling-points,
densition, refractive 4z4icee and viscosities (The hifher the num-
ber of nuolei, the higher the values of the constants).- There are
2 tables and 26 references, 10 of which are Soviet.
November 11, 1957
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GUSWSKIT# T.No; ZUPZAN, 892!j ALITW. B.S.
Chane In the properties of thickened oils during hosting.
Milo, I tokh.tople I mool 4 nool:53-59 J& '59a (KIRA 12: 1)
(Imbrication and lubrimnts)

ZLPW, S.Z.; IMUMN, B&A.
Affect of Iron naphthenate on the thermal destruction of polywre
In thickened oilme M%Im.i tokh.topl.i nasel 4 no.2-.34-37 7
'59- - (MIFA 12:2)
(Mineml oils) (Depolywrization) (Naphthenic acids)

7(0), 15(8) SOY/32-25-2-44/7e
AUTHORS- Kaplan, S..Z.-, Makriding Yu. 7., Guzeyskiy, V. N.
TITLE: An Apparatus for the Determination of the Depolarization
Henistance of Polymers (Pribor dlyn opredeleniya depoli-
merizatsionno- ustoychivonti polinorov)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Yr 2,
p 219 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Additions of polyisobutylene, vinipol etc dissolved in
lubricating oils decompose when heated, thus changing
the viscosity of the oil. An apparatus has been designed
which makes it possible to test simultaneously 8 oil samples
containing such additives. The denign is a modification of
the standard appqratus by Pinkevich (GOST 5162-49) for the
determination of the corrosiveness of oils. Each of the eight
test tubes (Fig) containing an oil sample has a spherical
cooler and,a glass agitator (Fig). The latter is driven by
the mechanism of the apparatus. The samples are heated up
to a maximum temperature of 2200 by an oil bath. The samples
are taken by means of a pipet. The reliability of the appara-
Card 1/2 tus described was proven by an experimental operation over

An Apparatus for the Determination of the Depolarization SOV/.T!,?-25-2-44/78
Reiial,ance of Polymers
a period of 400 hours. The limit of error for two ~.arallel
determinations amounts to maximally i 2%. There are I figure
and 1 Soviet reference.
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ALMIORS-
TITLE:
Ll
1109
Kaplan, S.Z,, Senekin, B.A.
83980
S10801601103310091101311021
A003/AO01
On the Effect of Oxidation Inhibitors on the Properties of Con-
densed Oils,~
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prlkladnoy khimli, 1960, Vol. 33, No. 9, pp. 2128-2138
TEM The des)ruction of the following polymers: polylsobutylene 11-20
(F-20), 66-2 (VB-2) ppolymethadrylate and vinipol was studied In condena-e=oils
with and without addition of inhibitors at a temperature of 2000C. The following
substances were used as oxidation inhibitors! 2,6.di-tertiary-butyl-4-methyl-
phenol (ionol), phenyl~OU-naphthylamine and n-tertiary-butylphenolsulfide. The VX'.
inhibitors were added to 22(A )-22(L) turbine oil. The condensed oil was heated
to 600C, the additives iere introduced in the amount of 1% and.mixed for 30 min.
The heating was carried out in a modified Pinkevich's apparatus used for the
determination of corrosion properties of oils (Ref. 20). Samples were taken at
certain time intervals to determine the viffcosity and the acid number. It was
shown that the viscosity of condensed oils"without additives drops more quickly
during mixing than without mixing. Ionol retards the v1scoeity drop in oil with
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83980
S/1080/60/103,3/t'091401 3/021
A0031AOOI
On the Effect c-f Oxidation Inhibitors an the Properties of CorAensed Oils
pol isobutylevelwithout mixing, but Is without effect in the case of mixing.
At 2000C iono.: is also oxidized. n-tertiary-butylphenolaulfide retaxda the
destruction of polyisobutylene with and without mixing. It has the same effect
on oil condensed with jLolymethacrylate I Phenyl-o~-napht!hylamlne delays the
destruction of polyisobutylene with and without mixing. The determination of
the acid numbers showed that in the case of ionol addition the increase is the
lowest and with phenyl-o~-naphthylamine It Is the highest. There are 2 tables,
1 figure and 20 referencest 19 Soviet and 1 French.
SUBM February 27, 1960
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6 ~(o 0
AUTHORS. Kaplan. S.Z..
TITLE. The Influence
Destruction of
Polymers
84982
s/o65/6O/00O/O07/oo6/oo8/xx
E194/E484
D'yakov, V.K. and Chuprik. N.I.
of Lead and Copper Naphthenates on the
ralin Lubricants Thickened With
1\
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, 1960, No.7,
pp-38-42
TEXT. Engine oils in service are in contact -with metals and
acquire a content of soluble metal salts, moreover they may come in
contact with lead salts from gasoline, Previous investigations have
shown that metal salts can accelerate oil oxidation and promote
destruction of polymers used to thicken oil thus impairing the
quality of the lubricant, Thus in the presence of naphthenate of
trivalent iron at 150*C, destruction is observed of p.Rlymethacrylate~,
polyisobutylene~and vinvvol.- ~ It was accordingly of interest to
study the influence oi lead and copper naphthenate on the
destruction of polymers in thickened oils and the present work was
Larried out with this object. Studies were made of the influence
of naphthenates of copper and lead on the destruction of
polymethaerylate, vinypol and polyisobutylene in turbine oil
grade 22A (22L) in atmospheres of oxygen, nitrogen and air at 150*C-

84982
s/o65/60/000/007/00 /oo8/xx
E194/E484
The Influence of Lead and Copper Naphthenates on the Destruction
of Polymers in Lubricants Thickened With Polymers
It was found that in oxygen and in air the lead compounds cause
destruction of polymers but this does not o-,.cur in nitrogen.
Of the polymers studied, polymethacrylate was most subject to
destruction by lead naphthenates. Copper compounds have le94
influence on the destruction of polymers and in the rase of -vinypol
they even somewhat retard reduc-tion of oil viscosity. In
accordancb with previous observations if no metallic naphthenates
are added at 150"C for three hours there is practically no
destruction of polymethacrylate and polyisobutylene even in oxygen,
However, under those conditions there is dentru-tion of vinypol
particularly in oxygen, to a lesser extent in air but not in
nitrogen. The test procedure is described, molecular weights of
the additives are given,, All the tests were made with 5% solutions
of polymers in turbine oil grade 22L. Curves of polymer destruction
assessed by loss of viscosity are given in Figs.1,2.3 and further
data on viscosity change in Table 2. In addition to the results
already quoted, it is mentioned that addition of lead and copper
compounds usually promotes the development of neutralization value.
There are 3 figures, 2 tables and 6 references 4 S5vl-t I

KAPLAN, S,.Z.; ZVONTSOVAO A,S.
Derivitives of morpholine. Part I.- Interaction of morpholine
with lp1pl-tris-(chloromethyl) propane and vith pentaerythrital
trichlorohydrin. Zhur.ob.khim. 31 no.7:2239-2~J~ -T1 161.
(HIRA 14:7)
(Morpholine)

GRADO m.m.,, KAPLAN, S.Z.; MSLAKHs M*M*; REMI ye.Ko; FIMKOVSKIYp D*M,
Synthesis of ethers of triatomic amino alcohols. Zhur.prikl.khim.
35 no.41866-869 AO '62. (MIRA 15:4)
(Ithers) (Mycerol)

KAPLAN, S.Z.1 ZVONTSOVA) A.S.1 RUIMOVSKIY# D.M.; KETSLAKH; M#M.
&-------
Syntheois of "striolm triamine [1,,I,,I-trio (amincmethyl)- opanel.
Zhur.obokbim. 32 no.10:3197-3198 0 162. (MIRA 15:3.IT
(propane) (Triamine)

AN S.Z ; GALASHINAs AsPs; Prinim" uchwtlyo: CHUAM, N.I.; 2WONTSOVApA.S.
!U=m
Oxidisability of thichened oils and the effect on it of the deriTatives
of impholins. Nw.prikl.khia. 33 no.3-ls2526-2533 N 162.
(KM 15:12)
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