SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANOVA, Z.I. - IVANOVA, Z.T.

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Y KO' Al' KO'VALENKO, P,, I VAI )K.
KOKA607, I '?.A.j SOROCHUN, I.N. I FLI , A.A.;
GORFLIK, G.N., DATJKSP~S' ,,,'K. h)wjkiaj, V.1i., j,ry~LjFjyj'F, L.A.
(Pikunalte, L.1, SHARIPOV, A.K',,.i SHIAEALIN. I..!.; :~TFPN'O"'A, G.M.;
SlIplill-.17)y ~' .7y. ,'-)!jI7()VI ST-PUYIN, 0.-
Sci~-ntlfic resear(~h j-,9rWr-5 P "hP ITIQMt~er!3 Of t.hP
Mpndeleev Chem4lral- scclcV "hur. VHKO
10 no.3.-350-360 165. (MIRA 19~8)
1. Eom~tsk--y fii.ial Vse~jcyuznogo
inst,t.uta kh] m'I clies kik-'* renk~Avov J c:3cho kh4micheskikh
veshchestv (Ior Ti_j [jr.~i'l-Ev nauchnn-
L
lnstii~ t -ub-i~%p -?d
.tovatells'ay khimicll -L u (for Fh E nova,
Ma Ilk ov s k ay a I S -) Ie i na 3. Ch,,~Iyfiblnsklly f1hal Gsudarstvennogo
nauchno-~-s-,Ip-i vale7 I skc~-- go i.n~titiitu --Jnf~7aI'n7jkh
2 prcyc-Ylm,~
pigrrento,j (Dolmatcv, Bc1byrenkc.). Y.. univer-
s"et (for Kc)gan, Koval-~nkc, Ivano tekhmole-
gicheskiy institut iment Lem3cveta i Inot-itut. minera'llukh
pigmentov (for RavdRII, Gorelik). f~ '~j 4 'l 'r~y~mskiy Oqudarstvennyy
univers-Itet imieni Kpr,u~.tt,,zu 0'~~r F: Nauchn, -
r, 3 led C'va ~ el I skty .1 ri F, t i ti ' nef teki'l-m.' , li--~-s k -jk~i prcizvad 9 tv f or
Sharl-,p, Shabalin). ~'. Toms'K.'y pol-irvkh r. J.- I i tut
imend Klr~~-,ra (for St,epn(--)vF-, Shm~dt).

IF M! 5 F"". .11 0MI111 liw 114 vw` 1! 1 vill"'I j"'. I - 1 , ~' . , , , . . , 2'.. .. 1-1. It, I 1 1.
KOGAN, F.I.; KOVALENKOt P.N.; IVANOVA, Z.I.
Use of a spectrograph for determining indium, and gpniianium
impurities in tin. Ukr. khim. zhur. 30 no.4095-398 164.
(MRA 17:6)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu gosuda--stvenny7 universitet.

VALIDMAN, A.V.; IVANOVA, Z.I.; INARKHVICH, D,A.
Effect of diplacin. on synapses In various segments of the reflex
arch. FarmA toks. 18 no.2:3-11 Mr-Ap 155. (MIft 8:7)
1. Kafedra farmakologii (zav. -dayatvitellnyy chlen AM SSSR prof.
V.V.ZakuBov) I Leningradskogo rieditainskogo instituta imeni I.P.
Pavlova.
(MUSGLR RELAW08, effects,
deplacin on synapses In various segments of reflex arch)
(NERVOUS SYSTBH, affect of dn4ja on,
muse. relaxant diplacin, on synapses in various aegments
in reflex arch)

oll firWi6id 14-4ith -- 'al 9
vaguni HMO umllull. Z. 1. lvi,ntwa P11.1hit, lat
Ima., I r1ad). I8. N"). 0, 3!1.-41
tests ur imrvv,~ 'izi-,j i~~kjs,
rcspfmm~i to ~umljli rli~ central vrri periow-ral mth of Olt
cuvill vagu$ %Ytit !,allr -1'-, "trill ~11, tl-o,
13~2-
rir.!~al stnuu;! ~.,jd (~iar'ak wdvr ~tli~ml
StLmulj; mcdir-,-O I-ri:l iO the rAr-
cv,!, dwe -~Cll;!,u in tbc Of
S,-S); pro"lle, mpiqln.3 froln. pQ;ipljtrllI mul C~atx'u! st~llujj
and wcAcming of doprv~sf,r (ch-lilmlYfl, lictlon);
atroplue, an~ ti;,~:acint blotk biipuUes to -.hL Inuildli in
S!Nqlltr doses than to thr, henst, as dc~ also p~.ritq-lvru and
Et,~jOH. julLm 11. SnAt;,
,w -LiLllilL"-.Lur~,~i~.-~~ill-~l-

Mill,

RUSINA, O.N.~ KOVALENKO, P.N., IVANOVA, Z.I.
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Pot,~n'~'..omutrlc titrittlon of' -opper and lead whott pl'03onl. together.
Zhur. anal. khim. 20 no.l,-44..47 !65. (MTRA 18:3)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu goplidaratvennyy universi-tet.

GOEDJYJi1'P1KO, V.I.; KOVAN11INK6, P.N.; PIANG7,1A, 7,11.
Behaviur of some solid electrodes during ampercm,=,tric titration
of Tranganese. Ukr. khim. zhur. 30 no.8:801-804 16.~ .
OMED4 17:11)
1. Rostovskiy-ma-Donu gosudarstvennyy universitet.

L 1166-66 W (m)/EFF(c)/EWP(J) DIAAp RM
65/-000/'00 10.078-/- 0-082
ACCE$SION NR: AT502?252 UR/28
AUTHOR: Gusev, N. I.; Ivanova, Z. lKonstantinov, 1. Yle. I~V"
3-7
TITLE: Anticoincidence gamma spectrometer with shielded scintillatox,
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenemo-fizio-heaNX institut. V irosy dozimetrii h zadih-
ch1ty ot izlucheniy, no. 4, 1965, 78-82
TOPIC TAGS: gamma spectrometer, scintillation spec-trometer, shielding,
ma ray, cesium, zinc, particle counting
1-1
A13STRACT: The article gives a schematic diagram of a modearn gamma spectro-
meter with shielded scintillator. The crystal analy,&er (NaWrl) and the phatomul-
tiplier are located inside the shielded scintillator. %6ce the dimensions of the
shielded scintillator are usually large (sometimes morle thSri 50 cm), several
photomultipliers are generally used to collect light and The a ;mplitudes of their
Impulses are added. The anticoincidence scheme Is giwerflod. by a multichannel
amplitude analyzer. Impulses from the Nat (TO crystoll are analyzed only when
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there is no impulse from the external scintillator. This conatruction vWces it
possible to eliminate from the spectrum of the Nal (TlYcrystia impulses. due to
gamma quanta, which are scattered from the crystal b4icausev of the Compton
effect and which interact with the shielded scintillator. t 1 rxperinuents des-
cribed a liquid shielded scintillator was used- to toluerle Jim:~~en Ij( 5 grams
liter) plus POPOP (0. 1 gram/lIter). The scintillation solution (about 130 liters)
was located In a steel container 58 cm in diameter and 52 cni'high and the well
had a diameter of 17 cm and a height of 32 cm. To ezj)LDre the suppre.st3ion of th
distribution components, lines were obtained for gamvia ray .s of Cs137 (0. 661
Mev)and Zn 0. 12 Mev). Each measurement was repeated -tivice, once undo.-r
anticoincidence conditions and once under the operating conditions of an ordinary
single crystal gamma spectrometer, In the case of thj~ CS137 spectrum wilh the
anticoincidence method, Compton distribution decreast3d by 2, 3 times, while
for Zn65 it-decreased by 2. 7 times. Measuremento W10'.re crialde of the background
with energies from 0 to 1. 2 Mev with a single crystal'SpecO,,ometer aridunder
anticoincidence conditions- the breadth of the analyzen', channel was 12 kev, In
this spectral region, the background decrea3ed 1. 8 tignes under antienincidence
conditions. Orig. art. has: 4 figures
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KTABUKOVA, A.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; IVANOVA,,.Z..M., inzh.
Improved arrival schedules for transfer trains. Zhel. der.
transp. 40 no.1:75-76 Ja '58. (MIRA 11:1)
(Railroade-Switching)

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A054/A12-,
AUT.HCRS% Baranov, S.M., ;3X and Ivanova, Z.M.
TITLE 3 Effq_-t Cf -~he m"i'It"Irs on the notah Toughness of magnesium
mcdif ied irr'n
PERIOD~CAL. L_-,eyn:y._~, prciZVC-13~Wo, no. 5, !961, 4 - 6
TEXT- Because of 1,-.K n,~tc~i to~jghnees it is not positible -to use high-strereth
magnesium iron for strnjc~ures subjac-ted to high Impact loads. The low no-,.ch
toughneea is caused by the magn4sium which ie a surface AOUVe Oubstam,:e changing
the shape of the c-xistals and whi.,h 12, mcrecver, not easily soluble in the me-
dium in which 1-. is active. Magna-311axi promotes the formation ef non-d1sintegrat-
ing csmen-.i,,,a a--d s;heroldai Lz_raph,.-.s. Flar-~nermore, i-~ concentra-es a-. them Oz.-y-
a t PAI bcrder ani lowers -.he 11-~-agh:nszs of thq 1--n. in order -'.o astablish ~o what
Rxtent the nielting prooess affsats the pr-on_%rt'_es and behavior of mag;rr--3_4-x-,. thrice
teal. series were carried out in wh!3h ~h5 off--T*. of the crucibiq 11-1,ing, cham-1~1-,aal
~,ompoi~!'.Ion. amount rf magresium, -,herral of magnesium modif!,,~at~,-.-n or.
the me-.al T_al.,t_'zkq wir-3 7r~t -e!it me!tt-igs t~.ck place in a,2!-d and
'Ki-ka WA9 L113ed Ir -,kj,~ fjllit siir_,~5
4

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Fff,~-~ Cf Ina'. 'inz 27270 AO 5~ /A 12'-'-
th,q charvi C-f 67 .3kQ At.-o.-! and graphits elec-,:rcde aolrap.r~. 'LG -
25% Magnea'_,.im was &died '--I -,~n-~ fi-.rm of master allq.,, F:,lr a,ag
f ormatiari, gla8s was ;sel, In thj~ al,id moNltlnz pr,).,,oss and :a!-_,ied_ llm,~
+ fl--lorlte 'ln a 4sl rail_-) in J_14 car.1- pr),~ess. The MaElter allicy waf,
first deoxidized t~i 0.05 - 0.1% 2c-.2% CH -,5 (st,775) ferrosili,!Llm wae:
adltd tha ma_z,~,~r alic.i. In ~,n-i f_:-~i , ' ~b -,,! +
I I - i -j,~ aorl-)a the jillicitim va
~Tag-.,4al= wsh-, 143difice-t-cn. w'-
eff-~-.ed a", a me-- -, tem;,4_r&-,ura -,f 1.,400 - 1,550~'C'. The nolch t.:.-tighress ul I"h-
metx.,~, ,oared wedgt__--hare ani P-rinealed at L,00_950 C for 1-2
and at f:,- '--ari, oas In-,- the Mesn&Ser prscees (wit'
grooves in thei The vs.:_ies were olntained for li,!,n contain-'ng
3.0-3.2% C- 1.7_~.2% si, O..~
I - - -5-0.,5'9 Mn; 1,iaz -han o.o4 9. 0.1% P, 0.2% Cr 9.nd
0.05% Mg. Arry ~-xcjs~ ma_z.,,z)e!wT, saL~Tss 's-ri-le fraLitlire, The optltuum rriodlfl~,.-a_
tion -kempera-;ure wap, i,4cc) - 1,450'-C. Tron pvirad in basla orualtle showed bettl~r
priq.,~n:ias (ak - 2.35 HIt - 143 k9, Mind' th&n that poured in
eru~,Ibl-~ k ak = 1.51 kgr~I'4q, cm, HD - 1;4':y kiz..,*~qq z-_). The socond tetit. sE-rlles wfi.3
ca.rrled out in doid ar.ei ras-1., -,f 150--kg Lidus-.rtal iriductl,~n f'L_rnair--v.
L " -
71he 120-kg charge c.-n.T'-sted :f kl'lq- (C~.yg C~ 0.56% Si; 0.,40% Kin;
P~ 0.04L~% S~ O.Ni% Cr), and x-a;,q Wh!IFJ f'~T &'-Iur forraing Qh6 8134me
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Ej't'e,_-t cj the meiting conditions ... A054/A,AL-j
agents were used as in the first tests, The iron was modified by a 50% magnesium
nickel master alloy, at i,44o-1,46occ, The clover-shaped specimens were heat-
trtdatP_,A at 95000 and 700-74000, The beat resal-.s were obtained with a magneelam
c3ntent of 0.3 - 0.4%. Also in this case better results were ob-~ained as to d-aa_
tility and notch toughness in ircri poured into basic -.rucible, as the result of a
more thorough removal Of Sldg-0Qntd1n1ng sliloilm oxide compounds. In acid Cni_
cibles decxidation took place before adding ferrosilicium which did no-. affect
the ductility but- lowered the notch toughness, When using basic crucibles, pre-
vious deoxidation had not marked influence bn these properties. In order to ob-
tain spheroidal graphite in the structurej, some ex3ess magnesium had to be added.
To deoxidize the residual amount of magnesium 1% soda, 2% soda + 0.15% ore and
0.3% ore were added. When melting wlzb~-~,ut oxidation, the treatmart of iron with
soda, as a rule, increased the notch t:~ughness-by 1.5 - 2 times, whereas when
oxidizing with a soda-ore mixture and then wfth cre alone,the notch toughnes -
creased, The third tests series was carried out in an acid cupola furnace (;td'Z~
with pig iron (no. 3 and 4). The iron was heated in the forehearth to i,440.-
1,4600C and processed with oxygen. Cal-2ined soda (1% of the iron -quantity) was
added irr the ladle ard mixed thoro-igh:y wlTh -.he metal. thus secriryIng the slli-
alwn and sulfur c-_,7,.ta1rirg anmrcinda.. Then, without removing the Biag, 3% a.11-4-
Ca rd 3/4

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Efre,---t ~)I' uie rre-',.;!ng conditicnb ... Ao_t;4/.-A 127
cj.~jm---,nagne,qium mat3ter alio7 wl-,.h a 10-12% magno6ium content waB added in the.
shapp of a disk fixed to a rod. Aft.f~r slag-remcval, the iron itas again treated
witil 3cda. The analysis of th,3 we-ize-and clover-snaped spealmens pr3d--:-,,~-I- -,he
.0-3.7% 31~: 0.28-0.6% Mn;- 0.0670,14% P. 0.02-
fc!-Iowing da'16ag 2.E-3.5% 2
0.005% S, 0-05-0.~4- Cr,~ o.or,6-o.c,74% mg. T"lis samples were azinealed a-, 9000 and
'13000, Tb~i iron cl:~-ained had a higher nc-t3h toughnesa than the conventio-i-, o,~~
compared with iron proiuced in the basic -,,gat furnaces It-s notch -v)ughrief2s wa.S
lower. Th-s -'a pa.-I.v caugcm(i ZI-Y, the I,-'gher P, S and Mn cortent 'of the initial
matal and pCirt-'i-Y I-Y 4he hig-he r ccntA-i-I. of sur-face-active sill--,Ium oxides, hydro-
gen and magne,31um 4rz tlia m6ted baac. The teqtz were carried cut u.'%h -he cco::~-,ra-
tion of S."Ia. Kc-11C.-inyi, Candid&11-3 cf Te~Lhnical Sc-'anaes. M-ipre are 3 figuz'ss, 3
U~~-e-s ano- 4
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11411UIUVA, - N11.
"Scintillation Spectrometer for Fast Neutrons."
report submitted for All-Union Conf on Nuclear Spectroscopy, Irbilisi, IL4-22
Feb 64.
MIFI (Moscow Engineering Physics Inst)

;s I ti L - i I
Z. M.; KONSMTINOV, I. Ye.
"The Ganma Spectrometer with Anti-Coincidence Scintillation Shielding."
report submitted for All-Union Conf on Nuclear Spectroscopy) Tbilisi, 114-22
Feb 64.
,MHI (Moscow Engineering Physics InEt)

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and M 2~cwlld am prCild. bf~ colialliKilix
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following I are prer,,l. fly holthl;r I :InIj
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YAGUPOLISKIY, L.M.; IVANOVA, Zh.K.
Yluorine derivatives of acenaphtheno.-Part.l. Zhur.' ob. khim6-.27
no.8t2273-2276 Ag '57. ~ (KLR& lotg)
1. Inatitut organicheskoy khimii Ak4Ldemii nauk Ukralnekoy SSR.
(Acenaphthoue)
77-MS-,jF,7T-=,.

,97531
AUTHORS: Yagupol'skiy, L. M. and Ivanova Zh. Id.
TITLE: p-Trifluoro Methyl Phenyl Tetrafluoro Phosphorus and Its
Derivatives
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1960, Vol. 30, No. 12, pp,4026-4030
TEXT: The authors continued their investigation (Refs.1,2) on the
synthesis of some aryl tetraphosphorus fluoride compounds, difluorides
of aryl- and aryl thiophosphinic acids, and tried to synthesize the
phenyl tetraphosphorus fluoride compound with an electronegative tri-
fluoro methyl group as substituent in the molecule, and to test its
stability toward hydrolysis. For this purpose, p-tolyl dichloro phos-
phine was produced, converted at a low-temperature by chlorination into
p-tolyl tetraphosphorus dichloride, and then in the presence ol" azoiso-
butyria acid dinitrile chlorinated in the methyl group. Chlorination did,
however, not proceed smoothly under various reaction conditions so that
no pure products were obtained. Also the fluorination of commercial
p-trichloro methyl-phenyl phosphorus tetrachlorlde and thi, iichlorid(l of
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Phosphorus and Its Derivatives B001/B064
p-trichloro methyl-phenyl phosphorus tetrachloride, as well as the di-
chloride of p-trichloro methyl-phenyl phosphinic acid with SbF 3 or ZnF2
proved unsuccessful. Therefore, the authors proceeded from a compound
already containing a trifluoro methyl group when synthesizing p-trifluoro
methyl-phenyl phosphorus tetrachloride. The authors proceeded from
p-bromobenzotrifluoride, which was converted into or&ano-magnesium and;
moreover, into organo-zinc compounds, and by means of' PC1 3 into p-tri-
fluoro methyl.-phenyl phosphine dichloride, The latter was chlorinated and
furthermore fluorinated to p-trifluoro methyl-phenyl tetraphosphorus
trifluoride by means of SbF 3t Pcl
Mg
p-CF3C 6H4Br ZnCl' p -CF3C6H 4ZnBr P-Cp3C6H 4PCI2 P - C F3 C6H4PCI
SbF3 2
p - C F3C6H4PF 4 *Various derivatives were syntheqized from p-trt-
fluoro methyl-phenyl phosphorus tetrachloride. In ont-, of previou-3 papers
(Ref.3) it was shown that phenyl phosphorus tetrachloride reacts with
diazomethane by the scheme C 11 PCI + 2CH N, ---- C E Pcl~', (CH?01)
6 5 4 2 6 9
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Phosphorus and Its Derivatives BOO!/BO64
Phenyl phosphorus tetrachloride reacts with diazomethane less vigorously.
After the reaction products had been hydrolyzed, a crystalline acid
'.0
product was separated which was identified as C H P '!f~--OH , i.e.,,pheny1-,.-
6 5 CH2F
fluoro methyl phosphinic acid. In contrast to published data it was shown
that phenyl phosphorus tetra-fluoride reacts immediately with carboxylic
acids, under the formation of acid fluorides. Thus, phenyl phosphorus
tetrafluoride gives propionic acid fluoride with propionic acid. In order
to protect the glass against HF, however, a salt of this acid (e.g., the
lithium salt) was used. There are 7 referencesi 4 Soviet, I US, and
2 Swiss.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy
(Institute of Organic
Ukrainskaya SSR)
khimii Akademii nauk Ukraingkoy SSR
Chemistry of thp At,,ademy of Sciences
SUBMITTED: January 23, 1960
Card 3/3

IVANOVA, Zh.M.! URSANOV, A.V.
Phosphorus aryltrifluoromonohydrides. Zhur.ob.]&im. 31
no.1233991-3994 D t6l. OMU 15t2)
1. Institut organichesk,7y khimii AN Ukrainskoy SSR.
(Phosphorus organic compounds)

MYSHKIN, YetA.,- IAVROVAs N.N.; IVPITOVA, Z.H.
Gotaplete analysis of petroleum sulfonic acids and Petrov's
contacts. Zav.lab. 27 no.2:163-164 161. OURA 14:3)
i. Vaeaoy'uznyy nauoh--io-issledovateliskiy institut po parerabotke
nefti i gaza. (Sulfonic acids) (Sulfuric acids)

IVANDVA, Zh.M.; KBMNOV, A 'V.
-----I
Phosphorus aryltriiluoromonochlorides and H..N-disubstituted
phosphorus aryltrifluoroamides. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.8:2592-2595
Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Institut organichookpy kbimii AN Ukrainakoy SSR.
(PhosphaMs organic compounds)

IVANOVA , M.M.
, mono-and difluorophosphites. 7hur. ob. khlm. 34 no. 3:856-861
Mr 164. (141fift -17:6)
1. 1notitut orjyan~eheokoy Milmli Ali llkrS),S11',

I
PIANOVA, 7h,,.1,!.; DEPIKACH, G.L; KIRSAIIGVA, N.A.
Derivatives of N-acylisotldocyanaLus. Zhur. ab. khim., 34 no.101:
3516-3518 0 164. 1,7: 1
1. InstlLut organ.1cheskoy khimii AN UkrSSIR.

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IVANOVA, Zhjl.~ LEVCHEINKO, Ye.S.; Kiftli'll"10"'r; !,.V~
Alkoxy and arox,
ydibalophosphazo sulfonyl aryl.c., Zhuz-. ob. Irtlip..
no; i1607-1612 S 165. (MIRA 1SP1011
3. Institut organicheskoy khlmil AN UkrS-9R.
. :I
I
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Zh,, M,; KIPSANIOVAp N.A.; DERKAM, G.T.
I VAN OVA
Derivatives of N-acyl Lrai-no carbon I c acid chloz-1d(m.
khim. 1 no, 12:2186-219T D 165 (mlro.
1. Inatitut organicheskoy khimil. AN UkrSS-R. Sulnltt.'.'l !lecomber,
25, 1964.

L 21797-66 ZiP(j)/&~Tli(n) F-M
ACC Nru AP601264-1 SOURCE CODE:
AUTqOR: Ivanova, Zh. M.
ORG: Institute 2f 2ganic qllem-istry,,A_~_M~rSLR,_(Institut Giganioheskoy khimii)
TITLE: Amidodifluorophosphites
..........
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v- 35, no. 1, 19659 164-166
TOPIC TAGS: fluorinated organic compound, fluorination, antimony aompound, orgal-de
phosphorous compound
ABSTRACT: Didlkylamidodifluorophosphites are readlly.obtalned by
reacting dialkylamidodiehlorophosphites with antDoony Vvlfluorld.o
,at 66-800:
A NPC12 + ~ 2SbF,2 --> 3112 NPP2 + 2SbCla
13nder more severe conditions, the yield of dialkylamidodifluoro-
phosphite is sharply reduced. Yo reduction of aritimoiiy trihalo-
genide to the metallic state occurs, as Is the otxive In the
fluoridation of ary1dichlorophosphines, High bolling diallcylax"Ad--
odifluorophosphitep and arylalkylami nod If luoropho ii;ph I Liz*is are more
conveniently oynthesized In an analogous reactionj, but using zinc
fluoride. In the fluoridation of dialkylamidodii,,)hlorc)l-.)hosphittin
~usins arsento trifluoridet a complex. mixture Is formed from.---
r 7

L -211797-66 . .. .......... ........
XCC Nk-- k~6bi~60
which Individual compounds cannot be isolated. Diallr4ilamido-
and arylallcylamidodifluorophosphites are colorloqin vola tile liquida
with a disagreeable odor. In air, they fume very weaklyt are
.barely corrosive to glass, do not react at room 1,amperature with
alcohols, are hydrolyzed slowly with cold water, and rpdlly
,dissolve In organic solvents. At lo,,,r temperature (0-.:2;') In a
neutral solvent, dialkylamidadifluorodichlorophoittphorig are not
disproportionated, since when treated with sulfia, dioxide, difluo-
rides of phospboric acid dialkylamiden are 'obtalned at high yialda*'~
Orig. art. lias., 1 table. [JFFS)
SUB CODE 1 07 SUBM DATE: 30Nov63 ORIG REF 001 GTH 1W: 007
Card

L t25223.66 EWT(M)/EWP(j) P14
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AUTHORt ITanova. Zh. Hot lavehanko, Ye. See, F4rsanov, A~ V,'
ORG: lx~stitute of Organic Chead Ukr$S11 (Institut arganiohifiskoy'kM
stryt m1i Ail Ukr&l R
TITIE: Alkozy-and aroxyxlihalophosphatomLUor4tlaryls
SOURCE: Zhurrua obshchey khimii, V, 35, no, 9. 1965#' 1607-1612
TOPIC TAGS: eater, phosphoric acid, organic phosphorus comjxurd, chlorinatsA orlianic
ripowid, fluorinated organicoompound, organic sulfur covound
cc
ABSTRAM Dichloro- 'and difluoroalkyl'pihosp"hitoa and dichloro- p6 difluom~,
phonyl phosphites react ifith diChloroamides of arenesulfoniv,: aci" to form
the corresponding alkoxy- and phonoxyhalophosphamosulfonylat-yls, which are
hydrolyzed according to various schemes,, depending on their nature and the
reaction conditions. The potassium salts of difluorides of arylauIfonyl
Amido f
phosphoric acids react with one mole of sodium methylate to give pobassim.
salts of monofluorides of the monomebbyl asters of ar71sulfaa;r1aud.dophouphoria
acids) the structure of 'which is demonstratod by conversion to dimetlWl esters
of ai7loulfonylamidophospkor aeLds in the -reaction with sadium. me-b1wlate4._'1.1
0-hasF Z Ubl6s.
Orij~-art
SUB CODE., 07 SUEM DATE: O90ot(A ORIG REFt ON
TMM 4Ab&1B5+%7*550*

.127-6b F7,Li7I OW k M.W'j"'T k 3Kv / RK
-
--AF SOURCE
--65-25540 CODE:
AU,ZIOR: Ivanova, Zh. M#; Liptuga,__N. I.; Stukalo, Ye. A ; Derkach, Ga 10
ORIG: Institute of Organic choudotry, AN UkrSSR (Institut orilmdahimkoy Wimli
All UkrSSR)
TIT19: Isothiocyanates of allwl esters of nothylphosplionic mcidlimid their dorivativ
SOURCE: Zhurnal obahohoy khind-i, v. 36, no. 1, 1966, 162-163
TOPIC TAGS: cater, phosphate. phosphorylation, chlorination roaotJon rate,
cbmidcal synthesis
ABSTRACTs Chlorides of a11W1 esters of mothylphosphonic acid, lilm dialtW1 ch3oro-
phosphates, react with potasslun thiocyanate to form inothiocyanates of a3JW1 esters
of mthylphosphonio acids. These isothiocyanates roy bo bh1o:AntLt#A to ~riold dichlo-
ridon of monoa3Jcylmno~nothylphot;phorqlim:inocarbonic acid* Both mdas of reaction
products react vigorously with alcohols, phonols, amwnia and anima to form Vie
corresponding phosphox7lated derivatives of thiourean and iminooarbooWlia acid.,
Four isothiocyanatea and two dichlqZikles wro synthesized mid chamterized# Orig,,
art* has: 36 table. fJPHS1 35,99-8J
SM ME: 07 / SUMI DATHs 12M.65 / ORIG REF: 002

ISOFIDI, I.Ye.,..IVAtlO.VA,, M.P.; ZHEBRAK, V.D.; BERSFTEIN, 11,V.
Operation of an electric desalter on a nonionogenic oryethylene
fatty acid demulsifier. Nefteper. i neftekhim. no-50-5 t64.
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Salavatskiy komoinat i Vsesoy-uznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
4.nstitut po pererabotke nefti i gazov i polucheniyu iskusstv-ennogo
zhidkogo topliva.

SIROTKINA, A.L. kand.geograf.nauk; IVkj10VAj-Z-iN., mladahly noucl=77
cotrudnik; BORISOV, N.D.. PRnimali uchnstiye: (AIDEMOVA,
N.N., tek-hnik; SKITEYKIN, A.I., tekhnik. PERLOVSZOYA, A.D.,
red.; IVANOV, G.S., kand.tekhn.nauk, otv.red.; ZARKH, I.M..
takhn.red.
(Directions for meteorological and hydrological stations and
Ponta) Nontavlanie gidrometoorologich~.skim 9tantaiiam i poatam.
Moskva, Gidrometeor.izd-vo. No.10 (Inspection of meteorological
and hydrological stations and post;] Inspektaiis gidrometeorolo-
gicheskikh stantsii i pootov. Pt.5. [Inspection of meteorological
and hydrological ship stations] Inspektsiia sudovykb bidrometeorolo-
gichaskikh stantaii. 1959. 45 p. (KIRA 13:8)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravlaniye gidrometeorolo-
gicheskoy sluzhby. 2. Nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut aerokli-
matologii (for Sirokina). 3. Gosudarstveany-.7 okesnograficheakiy
institut (for Ivanova). 4. Leningradskoye otdoleniya Vrosudarst-
vennogo okeonografichoskogo instituta (for Borisov). 5. Nachnllnik
Metodicheakogo otdela do suds rat rannogro okesnagrofichasicogo institute
(for Ivanov).
(Meteorology, Kqritime) (Oceanography)

LANDE P.A. (deceased]; VARVARINA, A.I.; IVANOVA, Z.H.
Y
Using the sound method in the quality control of stoppers
for steel pouring ladles. Ogneupory 28 no.lOt466-468 163.
(WRA 16: 11)
1. Chelyabinskiy metallurgichoskiy zavod.

"ol-lo. 4-i a I '~e -ict !-:is Durin - t "'o ','I in ica I ("ourse o,
s -?a s e s liet' 3ci , Centr-!l. inst for t lie Ir;i I.n i-n nf
M-111 1`11_1~,ltll "33-1, "nscu,", 1"-.. (I'll-, '2,
SO: Sur". "'o. 67C, 2? Sen ':5--S,J-veY of Scl.entl__'~c 3!,,-l 7--chnical
DIsserta*ions Der-delit ',j-'ier alucational

IVATIOVA, Z. Ns
"Concerning Pathogenesis of Myelcma Disease, " by Z. N., Ivanova,
lainich. Medi-UIPA, Vol 33, No 7, 1955, pp 57-64 (frota R"f ra~-
tivn,pf Zhurnal -- Khimi-aj Bioloajqjj ~skw,-L~ llimlm. No .13, 10
Jul 56, p 91, Abstract No 12920)
Studies were conducted on the biochemical coznpoziition of blood
plasm proteins during various forms of myclom usin6 the tiirbidimetric
methods and electrophoresis. The constant unique s3aq)tom of mycloma
disease iras the increased percentage of dry blood residue (1-5 - 2.5 times).
A number of patients showed characteristic changes in protein fomula:
acute hyperproteinemia (total blood plasma protein amounting to 17.7 am
pronounced globulin shift with hyperglobulinemia with a shaxp increase of
the relative and absolute quantity of Swm-globulinm (up to 79-3-% and 13.76
am % respectively).
Sum 1219

IVANOVAI Z.N.
Effect of certain analeptice on the latent reflex period in
chemical, thermal and electrical stimulation. Farm.i toirs. 10
no.6:3-7 N-D '47. WaA 7:2)
1. Is kafedry farmakologii (saveduyushchiy - profeauor V.V.Zakusov)
I Leningradskogo meditsinskogo instituts. im. akademika Favlova.
(Pharmacology) (Reflexes)

IVIUTOVA~ N'

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IVANOVA, Z. N.
"The Effect of Certain Pharmacological Agents on ftonch]iospasm Upon Stinulat4on
of the Vagus Nerve," a report presented at the 570th meetirg, of the Pharmacology
and Toydcology Section, Leningrad Society of Physiolog-Lsts, Biochemists and Pharma-
cologists imeni I. M. Sechenov, 9 June 1954, Farm. i roks., July-Aug. 1955, pp.
6c-63.
Sum. 900, R6 Apr 56
Chair of Pharmacology, lst Leningrad Miedical Inst,
717T--- -'T ilrfl UUT IT I

ZAKUSOV, V.V,profeusor; IVANOVA. Z.H.; KHARXBYICH, D.A. (leningrad)
Ganglionic affect of certain hypnotics. Klin. med. 33 no-9:3-5 S
'55. (HLRA 9:2)
1. Iz kafedr7 farmakologii (sav.-deystvitellnyy chlen AHN SSSR prof.
V.V. ZWmsov)i Leningradakogo meditainskogo instituta imeni I.P.
Pavlova.
(HMOTICS AIM SUATIVIS, effects
ganglion-blocking)

IVANOVA, Z.N.
Affect of certaig pharmacological subBtances in various combinations
on reflexes from the parietal pleura and the region of the root of
the lung. Farm. I toks. 19 no.2:20-24 Mr-Ap 156. (MIR& 9:7)
1. XELfedra farmakologii (rav. - deyetvitellnyy chlon AM SSSR prof.
Y.V.Zakusov) I Louingradkeogo meditainskogo inatituts iment akad.
Lp.pavlova.
(PLUM, affect of drugs on.
various combinations. blood pressure responties (Rus))
(BLOOD PUSSURE, physiology
off. of pleural chemostimulation with various combinations
of drugs (Rus))
7 7T: i~l-' I i

IVANOVA, Z.N.; KOVALEV, G.V.; SFALVA, Te.A,; KHAUNIU, R.A.; SHAPOVALOV, A.I.
Effedt of a lYtie cocktail on various phenomena of ner7ous activity;
experimental study. Vest.khir. 83 no-10:101-108 0 '59.
(MIRA 13:2)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (ispolnyayushchiy obyazannosti zavedu-
rashchego - doteent K.I. Pallchevskaya) 1-go LeniWadakogo meditsin-
skogo instituta im. I.P. -Pavlova. Adres avtorov: Lent-agrad, u1. L.
Tolstogo, d.6/8, 1-y Meditsinskly inatitut, kafedra farmakologii.
(HIBERNATION, ARTIFICIAL phartmool.)
(CENTRAL NKRVOUS SYSTEM pharmacol.)

IVANOVAj Z.N.
Influence of narcotics, analgesics and see aminazine on reflex
reactions appearing in the blood vessels of the looser
circulation. Biul. eksp. i biol. med. 50 no. 8:100-105 Ag 160.
(MMA 13: 10)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (ispolnyayushchiy obyazannosti zaveduyu-
shchego ~rof. A.V. Valldmant nauchnyy konsul'tant - deyetv. chlen
AMN SSSR V.V. Zakusov) I Leningradskogo meditainskogo instituta
imeni I.P. Pavlova. Predstavlena deyatv. chlenom AMN SSSR V.V.
Zakusovym,
(CHLORPRORAZINE) (LUNGS-BLOOD SUPPLY) (MRCOTICS)
(ANALGESICS)

VALIDMAN, A.V., prof. farm. Prinimala uchastiye IVANOVA, Z.N.; LEDEDEV,
V.PIP otv. red.
(Studios on the pharmacolog7 of the reticular formation and of
synaptic transmissiot] Iseledovaniia po farmakologii retikj-
liarnoi formateii i sinaptichoskoi pmdachi. S predisl. V.V.
Zakusova. Pod red. A.V.Valldmana. Lamingrad, 1961. If3l p.
(141R4 15: 1)
1. Leningrad. Pervyi leningradskiy meditsinskiy imsti-tvt.
2. looningradskiy meditsinskiy inatitut im. akademika I.P. Pavlova
(for Valldman).
(BRAIN) (NERVOUS SYSTEM) (PHI&I-ACOLOGY)

VALID=1) A.V.; IVANOVA, Z.I;.; KOVALLV, G.V.; UB;~Dl-,-V, V.k'.; SRATOVALOV, A.I.
Effect of aminazine on the ascending and descending --Pusnctions of the
reticular formation. Fiziol. zhur. 47 no.7:852-862 J1 161.
(I-MU'. 15:1)
1. From the Department of Pharmcology, I.P.Pavlov Medical Institute,
Leningrad. (GHLORP"014AZIla) (BaAIN-INIJ.~RVAITIOH)

IVA.NOUO--Z.--N.
Dissertation defended at the Institute of Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlov
for the academic degree of Doctor of Medical Sciences:
"Efiect of Neurotropic Agenta on Reflexes of the Respiratory Orgam."
Vestnik Akad Nauk, No. 4; 1~63, pp. U~-145

1VA110VA Z. N.
::~A. --
Effect of neurotropic substances on chemoreflexes fron the
vessels of the pulmonary circulation. Uch.zap.last.farm. i
khj nJo ter. A1,R,1 SSSR. 3 a 65 -- 277163 - (MIU 16 -.9)
1. Chair of Pharmacology (Head - Prof. A.V.W&ldiran) o:C the
First LeninL;rad I.P.Pavlov medical Institute.
(NEUROPSYCHOPHAMAGOLOGY) (FUU-1011ART CIRCULATION)

VANUA, Z'.Iq.
Effect of narcotics and analgesics on the pulmonary component
of B9zold's reaction. Yest.kINSSSR 18 no.1152-58 163.
(MIRA l6s2)
1. Kafedra farmakologii I Laningradokogo maditainakogo instituta
imeni I.P. Pavlova.
(RESPIRATION) (NEUROCOMNISTRY)

OZHIGANOV, V.S.; PROKOPYEVA, A.M.; IVANDVA, Z.P.
Manufacture and service of grog-carbon steel-pouring stoppers.
Ogneupory 27 no.2:63-66 162. OURA 1-5-3)
1. Verkh-Isetskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod.
(Open-hearth furnaces--Equipment and supplies)

VOLODINA, A.S.; IVANOVA, Z.P.; CHUDAKOVA, A.P.; KUKANOVA, V.I.;
POPOV, 14.V., red.; MILIKESOVA, I.F., tokhn. red.
(Album of wood-cutting instruments] Allbom derevarezimslichego
instrumenta. Moskva, TSentr. in-t tekhn. infornatsR i ekon.
issl. po lesnoi, bumazhnoi i derevoobrabatyvaiushchei prorlshl.,
1962. 353 P. (KRA 17:3)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut darevoobrabaty-
vayushchego mashinostroyerliya.

VESEWVSY,AU, M.M.; IVAHOVA, Z,P.; KLFVTSOV'A. A,A.
I~Iried diabases into Volga-Ural region. Izv.AJI SSSII.Ser.gool. 25
no.,9:37-57 Ag '50. (MRA 13:8)
1. Ysesoyuznvy nauchno-iseledovatellakiy goalororamdochnyy
neftyanoy institut, 14oskva.
(Volga-Ural rogion--Diabaes)

IuNOVA. Z.P.
ft-4-1-mmmm"Mam, I
Petrographic study of the Tatarian stage In the Gor'Idy region of
the VolgeL Valley. Trudy VNIGH no.2:201-208 151. Mm io:4)
(Volga Valloy-Geoloff, Stratigraphic)

1"A NO Y/r,
ZA~NOV Z,F,;
-f tni; Platform.
Pl ntform--Gao- c

IVANOVA I Z. F.
Pre-Devonian sediments. Trudy VNIGNI no. 10:23-20, '58.
(MIRA 14:5)
(Russian Platform -Geology, Stratipaphic)

SVT
-IV.AITOVA, Z.P.; KLE ISOVA, A.A. ; VESELOVSKAXA, H.M.
Stratigrapby of Bav~y sediments in the Volga-Ural rogion,
Trudy VNIGNI no. 19:7-23 f9. 04IRA 13:12)
(Volga-Ural reglon--Geolog7., StatiprzAolitc)

Q___jy~ ~VA ~Z.F. -, ~KLEVTSOVA, A.A.
Yre-Devonian stratigraphyand facies in the Volga-Ural region.
Trudy VNIGM no.22:94-100 159. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Vsesoyuzny7 nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy ge(ilogo-riizvedochnyyneft~ano3r
instituto.
(Volga-Ural regiou-Gooloa, Stratigraphic)

1 (5) '
AUTHORS; Ivanova, Z. P., Veselovskaya, M. M., SOV/20-126-4-4-5/65
-Klevtsova, A. A.
TITLE: On the Stratigraphic Subdivisicn aRd 4he Formation Stages of
Pre-Devonian Deposits in the Central and Eastern Regions of
the Russian Platform
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 19591 Vol 128, Nr 4, PP 800 -- 803
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The above deposits became interesting ainci? petroleum was found
in them. They contain Upper Proterozoic and Lower Cambrian
formations in the sedimentary cover of the part of the plat-
form mentioned above. More recent sediments: Upper Cambrian
and Ordovician occur in the central rej,,-ions of the platform
and strike in a northwesterly direction. Only the two older
ones (more than 3000 m thick) are discussed in the present
paper. Quartzite sandstones (analogues of the Shokshinakiyu!)
are the oldest of the platform formations investigated here.
They rest directly lipon the basement in Yul ovr, -I shim and
Yelshanka. They were identified by tae authors as the Yulove,
Ishimskaya suite of "Iotniunill. The depojj.-".,3 known a.,) "Nizhnu-
Card 1/3 Bavlinskiye" in the east, as Kaverinskaya and Serdobskaya

On -~he Stratigraphic Subdivisior and the Formation SCVI,'2C,--1 28-4-45/69,
Stages of Pre-Devonian Deposits in the Central and
East.ern Regions of the Russian Platform
series in the central part lio stratigi,aqhically higher above
a disconformity and an angular unconforiaity (Refs 5,8)- Ir the
:Tizhno-Bavliriskiye deposits the Kaltasinskaya- (516 m thick)
and Serafimovskaya suitea (450 m thick) and their time equi-
valent, the Serdobskaya series, are divided into lower and
upper strata corresponding tc the sedimentation half-cycles.
In several cross sections t-e above suites are intruded. by
.-abbro and diabase. Fi.-Ure 1 3howc, the of the suitos
mentioned. A thick (Nicre than 700 M) sandstor"!, body classified
by tho authors aa the Luonidovskaya (Ref '21' rests upon
the Scrafimovskaya s~iite. The Riff"in format;,-.!; are t-,-ans-
gressively overlain lli~, L(naer Car,,ibrian v.-ith an antrula-r
UnCorjfor~714'y and a stratiC;raph~c `isconform~ty. ~"his body is
most probably synchronous with the 'Iolyns1i
.: i vo i can oE,,2 n i
complex of the western Part Cill the Platfovm (-_ccordirq-~ to
Ye. 11. Bruns, Rof 1). The Lower Canbriav (Vc rh line -Ba,.,l insk] y e)
deposits in the eastern regions of the -Iatf,:.Tm cons-st of 2
con~)lete sedimientation cycles. Tabic 1 jives a s-tratigraphic
Card 2/3 section of the Pre-Devonian deposits. The a-,;thors identified

Cn Subdivision and the Form-aticir, S07/20-1 2~3-4-1-5/651
a
c of Frc-D.-,.,-ni4ar Deposits in the Central and
,:,astern Regions ofL the Rusaian Platfrm-n
several titm~ units in the latter accord4-ng tc; the stratiftca-
tion ueculiarities of the c1d. p-1at-fc-,,:. jedimer,-ts: 0, fuloyo-
Ishimskaya suite cf I'Iol~niumll. (2) Riffiar, deposits, and
Lower Cambrian with decreas.-Ing angles Df inc-1-J"nation (up
.40 0, 10-170 t 4 V ely
I , 0-9o, respec ~ ). The rocks individual
structural stages belontr', to diff(-~r-n- wi-~h e
de.,-reL of deformation (Refs L It I b )' - ., .1 : - ~_-, " ~ -- - (, 2 U 110 .7 S t I 1,~ m i o 11
-~hotographius of the rocks of tho aCe, f it,-,ure 3
those of tho Riffian aCe. Therta a--re 2 fj.~;ures, I table, and
L' Soviet references.
ASSOC U T I ON: Vsesoyuznyy
cra-zvodochnyy
neftyanoy institut (All-Union Scien-~iflc ?ese.,Irch inst'-'tute
of Geological Petroleum Prospectinr~)
R E'S ET'IPED I,,'ay 27,
N 1959, by N. M. Strakhov, Acade~-,,ician
T
SUB:4!'2T:1: Oanuary 25, 1959
Card 3, 13

GOTIOSTMOVA, V.A.~JVANOVA, Z.P.; MUM, Jjt.; RYZI[Ovii, A.A.-, SUVOROV,
P.G. ; TLJIIYAX,- -L'.-P. P- *kurdtor; SIIAIIAYEVAO' Ya.V.
Oparino key well. Trwiy VNIGNI no,,26:5-64 160. ()rM 14: 1)
(Ruoulan Platform--Patroleum goolog;7)

VISEUIVSKAYA, M.M.; IVANOVA, Z.P.; XMTSOVA, A.A.
Stages in the formation of Pro-Davonian sedimentary strata of the
Russian Platform and their ago. Dokl. AN SSSR 134 no.6:1410-1413
0 160. 04IRA 13-10)
1. Vaesovwnyy nauchno-iasledovatellskiy geOlDgorazvodochny.V
neftyanoy institut. Predstavelno akademilcom N.H.Straldiovym.
(Russian Platform-Goology, Stratigraphic)

SEMIKHATOVAJ, S.V., prof., glav. red.; FILIPPOVA, M.F., red.;
MAKAROVA, T.V.J. red.;_jYANOVA_,_~..P, red.; CHKKOVA,
V.V... red.; BEKMAN, Yu.K., ved. red.; POLOSINA, A.S.,
tekhn. red.
[Rqsolutions of the Conference on the Study of Accurate
Unification of Stratigraphic Scales of the Upper Proterozoic
and Paleozoic in the Volga-Ural Oil and Gas Region held in
Moscow at the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
Petroleum Geology and Prospecting, February 12-20, 1960)
Resheniia soveshchaniia po utochneniiu unifitBirovannykh
stratigraficheskikh skhem verkhnego proterozoia i paleozoia
Valgo-Urallskoi neftegazonoanoi provintaii, sostoiavahegosia
v Moskeve pri VNIGNI s 12 po 20 fevralia 1960 Moskva
Gootoptekhizdat, 1962. 47 p. fmIRA 16:5~
1. Soveshchaniye po utochneniyu unifitsirovannykh stratigra-
ficheskikh skhem verkhnego proterozoya i paleozoya Volgo-
Ural'skoy neftegazonsonoy provintsii, Moscow, 1900.
(Volga-Ural--Geology, Stratigraphic)

IVAIIOVA) Z.P. , red.; zAftffSKAYA, A.I.) ved. red.; POLOSDIA, A-S-p
tj5tdff* red.
[Stratigraphic scale of paleozoic sediments! tr1insactions ] Stra-
tigraficheskie skhemy paleozoiskikh otlozhenii; trudy. Dodevon.
Pod red. Z.P.Ivanovoi. Moskva) Gostoptelddzdatt 1962. 132 P.
QIIRA ~1:6je
1. Soveshchaniye po utochneniyu unifitsix-ovannirkh otratigr ic skikh
skhem paleozoya Volgo-Urallskay neftegazonosno',T provintsii, Iloscow,
19 60. (111IRA 15:6)
(Geology, Stratigraphic)

IV,'_;N`,-VA, Z. 1'.
P- 4.,:
ll.-orvolr of' ?rc;-(jr-jov;f.-jtj..,j ;;,!.,,n,j
(-.ori!.rnl of' 0,; hu.,:01al ""i'Gli
1 P - " 48 1 (: I -
i ~ : i'l : I )

IVANOVA, Z.P.; VESELOVSKAYAp M.M.; KIRSANOV, V.V.
Distribution of the Volhynian series in the Ehissian Platform.
Biul.MOIP.Otd.geol. 40 no.5:137-146 S-0 165. (~GRA 1811l)

7,j .1 7 1- 1, , ' f., '
y 3
ipsrlting A-.:-".in cili. Nr-ftopt-~r. 1.
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L 24672-66 Evr(m)/T __IFA
ACC NR3 AP60158bg
AUTHOR: loofidi, G. Ye.1 Ivanova, Zh. P.; 0al"porin, B4 H.
ORG: Salavat Combine (Sa s kombinat)
TITLE: IndustrIal testing of OZhK emulsion breaker used for desaltim Arlan potroleum
SOURCE: Neftepererabotka i neftekhimiya, no. 1, 1965, 9-11
TOPIC TAGS: petroleum, petroleum refining
ABSTRACT: Several modeu of dcoalting arlan petroleum by m34lniia of MAX emulaign,
.brealrex~,%and electric dehydrators are described together with the
modifications made in the latter. A three-stage electrodeealting process with the
OZh'K donniloifier was found to be best. The electric dehydratore of all threo
otagen operated uniformly. The drained water van transparent, 6nd its I.-H was about
8 diio to the alkali added to. the petroleum to nautralize the acidity of the medii.ul
During the testing, the temperature of the petroloim at the firvt sta&-, was kept
at 900, at the second stage, W-850, and at the third stagep 75-E00. The degree of
de3alting of the last stage was only 79~. This low value showB the iwcesoity- of
-raising the voltage of the electric field betyeen tho olectrodoij Ili tho dehydraWrs
Jn the third stage from 16.5 kV to 33 kV. Results of tho deval4ing are tabiflated
.an njunction of tile various conditiono uned, The reaulto of thin tbxiie-stage
ro(.-eqs are tabulate'd for the month of February, 10,64. Orig, art. has: 2 tatleno
as]
G
SUE CODE: 11 / SUBM DATE: none
Card 1/1 F-(V um 661.185016001-A~-

DissertaLiorl : "'-.If fe-C t, of a C11.1a, I of t,,~,c (,()(, r fl c i. I, I ~- t Q f P, I .:)IA. (-I., I/ :J; -it, or.
~he t ribu Lion of Tem-.,erature Fiuctw-ttiorlz in ti-.e ~ea." Calrid 'hy~-4.;-;th ~ci, Al'arine
Fydroph.,,,~,ics Inst, AcA ~Ci U 31 54- llrl~chernyaya i',:)l;k-v:L, Loscow, .1.1. ~'fiv
:,0 - ~ilul-' 284, 2o iiv-v lV54

.3(7) V PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATMIN SOV/2131
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Morskoy gidrofizicheakiy inatitut
Termika morya. Khimiya morya (Thermal Regime of the Sea. Chemistry
of the Sea) Mosc6W, AN SSSR, 1958. 145 P. (Series: Its: Trudy,
tom 13) Errata slip inserted. 1,300 copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: A.G. Kolesnikov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House: L.K. Nikolayeva; Tech. Ed.:
N.F. Yegorova,
PURPOSE: This cAlection of articles is intended for geophysicists,
hydrophysicists, and oceanographers.
COVERAGE: These articles deal with problems in the physics and chem-
istry of sea water. Individual papers treat the turbulent thermal
conductivity and h-eat exchange in sea water, the pulsations in air
temperature, the salinity of the Black Sea, the determination of
calcium, magnesium, and copper In sea water, and the determination
of sodium In atmospheric precipitates. Figures, tables, and graphs
accompany the articles. There are 121 references: 92 Soviet, 18
English, 8 German, 2 French, and I Swedish.
Card l/ 4

Thermal Regime of the Sea (Cont. SOV/2131
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
BoguBlavskiy, S.G. Annual Run of the Coefficient of Turbulent
Thermal Conductivity in the Sea Along the Vertical 3
Boguslavskly,,,S.G. Vertical Turbulent Exchange in the Surface
Layer of the Sea 14
Ivanova, Z.S. Solution of a Differential Equation of Thermal
'C v ty for Different Types of Variation of a Turbulent Heat
Exchange Coefficient 21
Ivanova, Z.S. The Effect of the Variations in the Turbulent
Exchange Coefficient on the Vertioal Propagation of Temperature
Waves in the Sea 34
Ivanova, Z.S. Computing the Coefficient of a Vgrtical Turbulent
Heat Exchange for Various Seas 43
Card 2/4

Thermal Regime of the Sea (Cont.)
SOV/2131
Ivanova, Z.S. Coefficient of the Turbulent Heat Exchange in the
Surface Layer of the Black Sea 54
Kolesnikov, A.G., and A.A. Fivovarov. Relationship Between the
Coefficients of 'Nrbulence and Heat Exchange in the Nea.P-Water
Atmospheric Layer 65
Nemehenkol V.I. Thermal Batteries for Measuring the Pulsations of
Air Temperature 73
Byzova, N,L. Non-Stationary Liquid Exchange Between Two Reser-
voirs of Different Temperatures 78
Skopintsev, B.A., F.A. Gubin, R.V, Vorobleva, and O.A. Vershinina.
Main Components in the Salt Composition of Black Sea Water and
Problems of Water Circulation 89
Skopintsev,.-B.A. A Study of the Composition of Suspended Sub-
stances and Colored Organic Compounds in the Azov and Black Seas 113
Card 3/4

Thermal Regime of the Sea (Cont.) SOV/2131
Skopintsev, B.A., and V.V. Kabanov. An Integrated Method for
Determining Calcium and Magnesium in Sea WAters 130
Tikhonov, M.K., and V.K. Zhavoronkina. The Problem of Deter-
mining Copper in Sea Water 137
"&woronkina, T.K., and V.K. Zhavoronkina. Determination of
Sodium in Air Precipitates by the Spectral Method 143
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Mmlsfm
8-11-59
Card 4/4

P-TUMIN, Y.M., uchitell; IVANOVA, Z.S., uchitall
Organizing a local school society for the protection of n:iture,
Biol.v shkole ao.5:?5-76 S-0 159. (MIR.-~ 13:8)
- . 1. irednyaya shkol.~ No.?O gJaroslamlya.
(Student activities)
Vloriculture)

KOLES,NIKOV, A.G.; IVANOVA, Z.S.; 130GUSLAVSXIY, S.G.
Effect of stability on the intensity of vertical transport in the
Atlantic Ocean. Okeanologiia 1 no.4:592-399 '61. (MIRA 14:11)
4
1. Morskoy gidrofizicbeBkiy institut AN SSSR.
(Atlantic Ocean.-Hydrology)

P*Per* -V-ltt~d for tZ~, ,W~ 341.- U_jLdu, Haw0i 21 A4_
S-v 1?.Sl.
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V=12-r.1ty, phy.j~e_ F
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4.pths-. (Sert.-_ -.7r.3.6)
t.t. ~r ~f .,i~,a. ~1,cy.l.
na
b, 11 tle. its ;~I-_-,l_,rr_
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th~ =r%L--. - Se. cf t- - 7~-fll -, t1
(sect I.
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GORYAINOV, P.I.; NIKC;NOV, N.N.; SALEY, P.I., kand.veterinirnykh nauk;
IVANOVA,-Z.~-pladshiy nauchny~, sotrudnik; Gf,],I~ACH, Ya.S.;
TrZ-'M-AK. V.M.; ZAYSTS, U.I., veterinarnyy vrnah
Use of antibiotics. Veterinarlia 37 no.12:63-66 D 160
MIRA 15:4)
1. Direktor Bryanskoy oblastnoy veterinarno-bakteriologict)eskoy
laboratorii (for Nikonov). 2. Voronezhskaya nauchno-
issledovatellskaya veterinarnpWa stantsiya (for Saley, Ivancva).
3. Glavnyy veterinarnyy vrach sovkhoza "MietalUst", Luganskoy
oblasti (for Gorbach). 4. Llvovskaya ptitsefabrikR (fQr
Kuzlmak). 5. Khersonskaya oblgstnaya veterinarno-bakteriologicheskaya
laboratoriya (for Zayets).
(Antibiotics) (Veterinary medicine)

DRUBLYAVZTS, E.E.; TKAGIVITKO, N.I.; WANOVII, Z.T.
Features of the fermentation of wood hydrolyzates by Schl.zosaccharomyces
Pombe. Trudy Inst. mikrobiol. no. 6:203-211 159. (1141RA 13:10)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut gidroliznoy i
sullfitno-spirtovoy promyshlennosti.
(SCIIIZOSACCHAROMYCES) (WOOD)
-I~i-

MYUZHYYT. M.Ya.; LOGINOVA, L.G.: OSTANIN. S.N.; BOLCPIDZI, G.T.;
SELIVERSTOVA, L.A.; WA&V~g&U,.Z.T.
Results with fermentation of wood hydrolysates with thermophil
yeasts. Trudy Insto m1krobiole no.3:73-80 154. (MMA 8:3)
(YEASTS$
Saccharomyces cerevisiae. fermentation of wood
bydrolyeates)
(FERMITATION.
of wood hydrolysates with Saccharomyces cereviotas)

r. K. saiim)v. Pr. 10. 'aadleulzu. k X,
111-17. 'r. I VAIIOTA. # LerAhim. 4
a. ..Y~sttlzn from tlic'v*,:Lnc ru'Li
........ ... . ...... '. --
carli-d out in 2 type; of wasic-Lmitriptit indiALitkyan axe
rep(wtcd. (1) are alvillow filter beds 61h!d with
me. list traun~ of (11) the
udcro6rganl5ais nic swrbcd to the "-,tive aluny" (111).
%V.t!tc water 0 partially ncutralimd, tfu~mughly atrated,
tkod txan~Acspcd to fx t-auk wit-it it 4dautut wilh IuQ; Aver
wati:r ruid ItiravAiM willt notrioilt twIll ((MIN-104 itIO i4
pr(Amit"d Y~Ilstu watia (plf -'e OZ,
13.0.1),3,04yj mg. 0 'j.,7-0ML. rc/l.
curf" to If ovor iray~ or b pumped io the middle of 11.
where it is intiritattly mi~cd with 111. FroinflitflIMHOWIL
settltr, from which tht ,,~:Mcd !'tarry 1hrmirm-citolt.
ArtifleW act-ation ii mictj iii 11 btit 't 1111, I'lle capildly (d
1jr M
11 is xmitcr 11ma thit of 1, but. the latter are mom etu.
T.

T~ULI. vj:, 1~.
.jiste water of hy~irr.l.,.ni: Aantr nrocescinj_z ccttoncead
Gi'~.O'Jz- i I-) nc,.5:11-13 157.
I..Vseao.,-uzn.vy institn". r!idroliErr.7
sul' c'itn,--spirtovt),,,r
a r - - *4'. v: t c o lys i a

DRUBLYAITRTS, E.R.; IVANDVA, Z.T.
Purification of furfurole-containing waste waters by moans of
a biochemical filter. Gidrnliz.1 lmookbim.prou. 13 no.l:
10-11 160. 04111A 13:5)
1. Ilauchno-isaledovatellskiy inatitut gidroliznoy i aullfitno
spirtovoy promyokennosti.
(1~7~olysie) (Sewage--Purification) (Furaldohydo)

DRUBLYMETS, E.E. ; I_Y&NC~
Y~AZ. T..-
Nitrogen supply system to biofilters. Sbor.trud.,'IIIG!~ 12:148,154
164. WIRA 18:3)

TKJ'%GI!F,I,'KO, IVANOVA,
Studying the composition of the wastes of' yeast production.
Gidroliz. i lesolhim. prom. 18 no-5:13-14 165. (1111RA, 18:7)
1. Vsesoyuzny- cl-
y nauchno-issledovatellskly institut g~droliznoy
i sullfitno-sp-4rtovoy promyshlennosti.

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l
l
b
I

lk' 4IC4111 11AIII file ~'. min A allito Ivnivir 11111., 14ACI ionic
.
tin
y.
uspo
e s
u
t a
q
ould
le Ill-lit-Alt, IN. pre-IWI, 4 ak-sil. Sol-

00 all IrAllooloarent; if it i. VIR, t.49 With 1110 VAIKW Until 11
1 njj,jff,-. .1111 1111~ 1-1 ."lot ~11..Ilj I.-
bmunes tru-m,tuirvitt. 1
1A%v A witull drop of reagent on To M,I rud. oviddy it- fill I 111, 11" -da. -ill$
00 1
ii:00 the toolundary of the Mimi multing froin Craptil. Ask,
exanulne unlivir a ink-irtw4vix., (X40-11)) I the 1,1111,111M
" II,,*)j Anil XlLikv III A wtkirAlury funild With ltt,4). Fe.t
-
-
-
-j
r
t
l
O
i1
f
i1
l i
L
i
l

of The tiyool. Iriilk- Acetate. too, 4
To tell
It, 'Ithrl" O
S orit
i
vv
ix c
at
it
r
oy losing ~Atlrw
nt
jiti.
op o
m
in
wt
.

4k
0 '
.
nil
44 .4n add it :!i till .4 1 orri
ent
m
vii
1
t in-irv KNIIIII to. 1%-%I, Ali, 11.11114111-itly
,
. .
i
lla 4 R1
11t. (i
t
i1
1
1
th
X
d Ill,. I"Illid of .41 411111ki,. 1
.t A !I lit nd. 'I'Ll
il
.1
1
lmoln .110~
51111 40"Ki. ShAliv, *1141 2A 11'1 4j... N1110. vAp lit m-1 A&M 1 1 till

14 110', KIM -111 . Anol lh-Al I'll A ICAIII 11411111.
11,A1. If jjj~ I.VItAa.' 11.11AIII~ Al
-.p Ill I J oil' ;0 0
14 .6 loollight 11111, lCIII.) fildiL."11M
tir
h
f
d .
Slot ONW.Alithly. lilli-S, And 1., 1-1
viormr o
e I
j0
. IN. tem 6 iml Aplilk-mble in
-
orrm-mv 4
the
t
l
d fbo~h
,
i
. jn- it
oo om
l
tft~ I,. .-tAldthydr.
Kee
is it A Iffl-1.1". o. tiffelitti
I--- so- 1,
-
7;
,;. 7;7
to
Aj I

t
41,14
0 0 0 4p 0 00 6
of to A

7 M4101 mum LW1111 Imill-VAT105-
., 11 1. - 11 to
Iq tP,W 0a
V W 0 v 0 11 0 0 0 9 e0 a 0 4) 4 4, ~ P 4, T 0 E q;
av* 9 do 0 0 tit 1$ 41 410
b h 4 t, r" i, v to sp v (I it 4.
__j _A_ _1_1 , 0 __L M fit 4Ar A4
U
.4
:
Novi Wghly sensitive tests for defoetiq nypoculumis
and bromise in tM protsence ot other cotiolloting agents. :-04
L. It. Kul'ImTg and Z. V. 1va"V;j_ Zheof. Axis]. Khom.
2. 43-5(1947).-As reaceiit-*-P,P'-dihydroxytriphrityl-
off metham is used whkh. reacting with Bort. Cis, or I!. form-
00 dthalophenelphenylmetbylenrdift4kxluiamic. Ily.o."KA10-
00 rites. hypotworosides, and hTpoiodites tract with diby-
(ItolLytriphenyloomelhane in neutral or wrAkly alk- vslll~~
00 AN to form collored products. The test is onis,votwntlyi
CAffief out an filter ptsper s4tal. with an Ficill v4st. 4 the
reagent. The prestence of CIO -anti HroO, As indicmed by: no*
CIO- and IlKh- absent. neg. reaction; CIO' pirwitt.
violcri; CIO- present, after addn. of KIJrO,. blue; CIO
and Br(h- porrosent, blue: HrOo- prm~nl, urg.; IlrO,
present. after Asia. of Cu(OCI),. blue. 'riot-, pr-mc-i t,
otbef utcidiLeors such m% prrinangartAtr, dicl~rotctmc. Wri-
crAnicir, nitrite. chlorate, Witte. persullitt, ions and filth zoo
00 4 tic) not hilerfe" with this test, *Vton-lonths -1 of it-livor
of fit wAirfor KIlKh- followed by slight vor-orminq limitV see
The detrclitin of 0.2 and (IJ11 v (it active Cl. I he lunst
for BrO, is 0.2 -Y. M. 11--wh
no
o
*Wd
A 11111ALLUNCICAL 1.111111111,4111 CLAMPICATION to
Woo
t
Will it z;l
U to it 10 at t T
to W 0
910 0 0 0 111 0 0 0 oi a 0 00 6 00 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 a 0 OZ
0 111141-8-0.0 41 0 0 10 0 0 000 0 0 Goo 0 *1: 0 a aa a aa do a do A 1111, a At Isam At MIL
-imam co- mi imi
ke~mms I I
III,
151 HL" ~.ihulki LUI ILj__11LI; I,, M ifliq I ill!

0 0 4D 0 0 -A 0 0 10 e 1b 4) 0 9 9 111 11 W Q sill 9 VAt a V %v
: so ir 0 4 0 a 41.6 (Is 0 0 0 40 a a a 0
ale Obotefoose se * 0 0 0 0 0 !w-'

"
. IFF Almadi. Is I If to Is M 11
n 4
04
1 J 0 A x R ;IV it Ififflalls 14 it bile
1 his IR 4& go A 4, a a W 4~ju*
6
N Y-
'
,
I
40 A now phac4)W lot ."Lt.- boasslar
lissisisrs 4
4- -
and o6itirve Is 111
-04,
,
I
, ....dark V11111(jr4lavals.
and Orgatak empsmads ~ almilimpse. L. St. _j (tallowing mattfrv ifills of Th -
' I
-
I
I
l
-- --I i"~*`
Kul't*rg allkl Z, V. livistalailra, Asir. Anal. Kbip", 21
**A A
ell;
f. III
I pink. irellivas: I'l 11); plifil
C4 Ifir
elillw; of C411 piiik, ypWit, o-Aitiino-
nab,ldy.
t
1 -00
*
of Idetatificstion 1. lassawi
th
f IM
,
y
hz Is distingubli"I ftotii p.,tinituipbewil by thLif ral-
4 1

O
O
e speci
ic
reActiotas af org. comptis. with losses. onts
to *W prupbacts of distinct and different chwapetamj
%tjLv p
aicsion with Cis. Disolive a 91-aill V( the ullill"wIll in I-:-
- 1.00
.
.
T
o dist inquish - from lf-wl~lptbol. pL-&* a "a of w.
; CUSO, 44413. In the
. &,dr,)P,4 a I(K
it of ale
nitnunilitate on a sixA-plair, di,%Avv it In 2 drops of lr~

00 U t ,r .the ew(A- cossil-I. a IMITle-1111 Olkw A111'e-If-
t
sF - cot,w fvwkul,
IN
%1,.l I M
1M
Ctile .11 tilt
Ith
a- IICI viesal still a dixiii is[ tls.r~ N.Nih "n. A n4cmirup
0 .
.
y
e 1
Innis
int-11 no of C"!qN
the (
u( this inist. should leave, a lilue 4pot am Congo pialler.
To Ili)* sular. &,fit a itytin .1 the ts~tva twphthol and. with
0 4
: ,
A
xviissidlevialw jehl ds-hr A Vasil 14 (hl' all-111-1`1 i1% a
*00
const. stirrists, all 10`~, NaOll. Add 2 droin ul a
awl 2 dt,,pt 0 a 2' AcOlf *)In. m-
stAn
)
A ";~ CUS(
-00
I or NI&CII, solva. " &tit thoroughly. A red- .,
.
(
sirAr
l
f
I
l
purple colored plat. Inatic-Itelt a-nAphW and a bright. nei
ien
t 4p-atti
Arstirmisbarrisoksl4+1 yieldsiblucciAvr vrhi
!
LA go
ink coloevd ppt. indicates ef-ruplathul. To ififfirksuish
Go = pyrtvAlerlpi)l ars'l rrisistrinol masid h
drni
ulsi
l "
14CW vifldq 4belghtiferwis r4tar Anilifir i- 4114ingU
d
J
I
l
h
1
l
l zoo
o
y
.
l
00 .31 111mv 4 IfAilt 44 She 11111,11011111 'tit 0 140411 plAff. di-Avv it
I III of dFlap 64 110) 4114 1041 1 dltl
t 4 it 1" 1100
IRA" 1 ,v t
us
isw
rit tra,twts ii
#f'"0
(rtwu wti
l 3
%v 4
1r.
Plain 4~p ititi,"t-ili.iv lit 2.Ir..j,h -,I P; MI. Add ., Jvq,
%4l
N
4
9
l
4
00 drupWA 11 AcsMakdri.
talks 1 dnalatda fr~ N4011 ;JAY a
, .
#1. awl A ad Ilar t"t,,I
4.1 0.2 ,
J
1
Afi
f
1 J4 V It
i
i Use
.
It pyracatecls:~ is pnewit, a bright-purple coke will lip. ,
ii.
ew -4v, 44
majam
nit u
re a
t
s t
i A lip"
Nall )I I will
sults
land a few Olf"
41111 ;Ijix INV-
see
'seasquincal at rmmcitaist is present. a brown
rAli
00 Is
dl b
y .
,
p
,
otighly. Affiliate k3 istalksited lip, . Irishl-llirik Ipt. a:KI
,
l
,
C( will (ones. Rewsivitiol airut carrinol an dim-
li
i:U b
ifi
O
l
i
i
h
n"
pe
, laper
c rar.
a. w
t
Be when they
z
y go-phettyknediAnLine and
;-are cou led with diazotized p-nitroartilirse. DiAminotise a
J! grain U-nitroartiline on a spot-plate and add a drop of diviolve a graill of the Ansine in if tl"),f a1c., Add 2 tin".
of a said. milis. of 1,2-naplathsquitwair-t-malJonic acid in
::so
it: 10'; Nat If "n. and a grain of the unknown. Stir and Wa, ask., 2 drops o(a 0.5 N NaOil wills, air.] a drop of a
add a drop of a 1"~ Be salt "-n, Reuwdnol forms a red- 1% Cis nitnite or thisaride VJII. P-Meavlenediartzin
e
purpit ppi while oerfraol fortais an cininge-red ppt. Put-
d b forins a " plA, while the dinit.-thyl deriv. Ivirmi a britht
pun. an
lopur
Purim are di,tinguished by their charac-
blue ppt. a-Mctjyk23ediAjtiitir is di,mipsithattil firm w.
Irristic colors which they yield with butly rurtlati. M-
Pik If
" and p-phersylvnediatiihic by it, rtacii-ni wilts the cirsanyl fors.
-&
we a grain of the unknown Ili as druss of vsk. Truater
~ 'A
the man. (witb
clapilIA") onto filter imper and allow the
~Ip L)issolval., Syllill of the di,ininje, jn;jl,. itid 441d A dropiala
uinuestsulftniii: arbi fit rg)`~
said
na
lattio
41c
Add 2
I
.
A
41c, 10 evel). Ave I drop (4 0 11-( ball u4n, 01110 it SN't
Pop `
th
Af
E .
.
,
p
q
drul" 0111.5 N N*isfwll *A". 4114114 111011 Of it 11%~ UOsIOAc), 041011111
v an
e
ter paper.
spaw the filter papefto NIf,
5-
! * and then dip tht paper for 2--j sec
In a 0
A= Will. A dArk-fril C'.14K ifulaviliv. P.
J
l
d
W
i
i
d
h j
z
.
.
s
t)r
i1
eirnim.#Ie
t)tn t
C
enn
in
rhe"
e m 4innjwl, by
go -_ -_ y k
MANt It liltM43-9: 0114 441 all .3.w It. Joe
U_ 0 All U v i11 an
so an%* visa It: ,4$ I"
0 th 0 We 0 0 0 * 0 0 0000000 0 0 6 41 0 Oa 0 0 0 0 0 011 0
1, 0 41, Op
00000 *is 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00010000 0 0 0 0 0 0, 0 0 0 0 It s 41 411
T'~'

A,
_ I !V (~h ~ (f IF 13
thlif ftAL!i-! Olin ( IIN,, A 4,1, 4 it 22% COA41 eh-ol 0
0111111 All-fill to A -411 l1f a 041H"! the di-inline Iff W'ff"P of Ste- fo.t'lallsille
GwIll. A 14"All ri'l I'l-I .1111 P .10 1 h. Ih, fv-~, I I I,l,
ITIT'I tell- n't "alt ~ Ill ch. -l(I 4,0 Il't 00
tingin.1, p ...... lil"n lawthyl- . .........
tictiresw di-olic A Crain .4 file v,Pqxl. in 2 3 drops :4. SAOII v-1n, A r,NI I-Art;f.- 1-1-i twite,,t- I-e-, ~Iule 00
and adtl a q1tiltl Of P ; (:U~41. YA411. and A d")V 4 104C 1111t. IndiratVS t(AlIctle 114rlpilujiC ai+1 1, tilAtkil. 90
00 1 -1) s114C.Ns stAn. A vi.Irl color Indicates P-phenylerie- Cuished train Its VC detir. 6F, it,; flaLction "Ith Sas0i,.

00 (tiaMitilt Rod A PUFjllC-4`Vd illdiC-At" 1.44[Larnicio-2-cnethyl- Di-olvt a grain 4 file uAts.,wrl in it drop of UIP, ak-. 00
bentene. Add A doop of R I-, -NaXlh vilti. itsrf twir feir I ntin. on A oo
dissulint a grain 4 the unkruiarn in a drop tA Me%CO and Illirrillilettet- 4. '4-4 'it'll A-111 -1 dt-111 l4 iNliOr

transfer (with a ril0lary) the soln. on filter Pjper. Tallit
Fir(M)'di u4n. Kirbittifir avi,l iflorf a Nue-vi-4el (lair 00

00
spot an the filter palwir add A drop .4 V'~ CuSAI. sohi. arid .
the ifiethyl dcliv. is well as the diptimyl anti ethvlplwltyl'
00
00 a dropof 10`7, K-Nov Olin. Itells"Jille is ill"11C21-1 by mi- deriva. mtWn clJ-4W-. Ti, clifferititute fle(wers pvri-

0 browavokir Olviilirlt 11"t'lliffrf"11641t titne and pilwit-Utic, *,fil t-- 4 ir~-N.brop 44 thr unkiivwn 00
sinsonit w.. #-. arpt 10-nilmainhir,-, pla,r t Kir.tin of IN. in a 41u.t Y1 Ito J 1146114 Ill j IISSA-4 ?OWNS 514". vid A so
00 utknown in a rilk""ticible. &41,12-3 dt(liil -31 V I llC1 and :
Imp III VF cu~x)* m4n. Py6litlt- IDVI-s I Ithl-grreop I
1"
-

00 2dropsoIO.2f~.SjS(h9c4n. Ijivitir the w4ri. into 2 imrts ;4
O'hilt PiPCIIIIIi-- COltull [it! W491. JLJI! Ut. e
Anlipyip" of
and add to ')tit a d")ll tAf 0-Y; alk. a n.114111"ll w4n. 2
,
;
AM pyrinli'lone sue di,lio-itkiled by their reaction wah
00
0
d 4 V~ Atc &tit -41., and Aver..) dt'j. of 11
'In Fral. Dism4ve a Crtin of the titAturan in 4 drop Ci 46C.
00 1.rmll n. To the other hill a(l.I the -kitiie rrallents 111111ld Add A drop 01 VVZ FeCl, itill). Actipyvict tilitti 4 00
except that a-ruplith"I i,i rVidiml hy 0-11,11.1tchol. Ulth
00
00 a-riaplithol and if-ri,phthol. resp.. the 64lowing colors art ml "A-le arull pyrazaidonc a blue. 1hut the mijeret. eilit
ffiten: W4rrjjFCMjIj~'IIV ml-jd4C, b"Ohl-olink; o-nilivlani.
' cluits, tim J"U. cm a alk'(014warr 03 a bw. cow said aid
Ire
line "Act, elb)w; P-nitsumlint lQue, dirly-14nit.
M a 111.11 14 the VC4Cjj IWIJ, A&ljIjVlllW doel, IHtt d"D %bq
0 ween dit"ethirl- IHI dielhyl.411illne. to a
'Itstinguish colle; ibrctll~volthe yraruldolve wan. Isdedguyed. B.
0o drin) of the aniline add 2-41 drllp,% A 113SOG (1: 1), 3 dro%is a Illytirlittyquitioline is dilierviritiated from its 3.7-dibrom 90
wit I % h4FIr(C.X), *oIn., and 2-3 drops of I r~ Zn actwe deeir. by its rmctioa with Wit. Maulve at graJa tif the q)
too mAn. A bricht-rcif pilt indk,it" dicthylAnilinit and an quinc-Ilitic tit 2-4 (It" of &1L. aM add n drop of 117, uraityl
00 Orange Pill, dinictlivLailuic. To dotinguith bcnxrne ACCCAIC Olin. X-IlYd"IttflUSIX4118t Ifil" it bright Ved- to
Imn toluene, PlA,,c 2 4"P% 44 the b)-lirovarl"i in A Mir"). -oranav ppt. wh4le the ditifccia dmv. colors the sola. ptila
00 lest tube arm) 4.1.1 3-4 'If'" of . nilritins nliv. fconM. 114. Horeb
116W, I.:M Anti I(NO, (1. 1) 1 parl). Ilrit llit 1-2 Min. 0
OU A Wit-fWAOUCT. 141. with JIP and qWk up the 111,0
00 with a CApillAry Attached t0 A luilb. UAA vilith a I",
00 hydrMt tit st". and m:),)vc it The sarne way. Misillyr
the reiltur In A it. 'in" of ItUriA AcOll. add a srnall
00 ShAvins 44 Inclalli, %is, and IiM it) tell" the nitto

0 0 0 0

00* 0* 0
0*000 00 0 0000 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 a
0 6
. 0 4.0

.0 0 4, 0 41 0 0 0 0 a Is if 41
Is ;6 it of 4 f, 614- 1 Ff 1, 1, Al if If 14 of It 11 11 *1 J, Q (4 if 4, f. 1: 41
A S P fi-M I _JL_k_x_ R, P Q. JL -1 T_ L
111Y&Oxy- anti 111 1:1141,
0e A Wall tali* grouplo tat Magnesium 1, M. 1~411.fd Onj
00 Ivitnova, 5hup. t)blh,k*l Ahm. (). all. CINIU.)
601-TI(IrR17); cf. C.A. 34. Cll. - 1) r""Ilty-six direll,
90 TIM (00141109 "AIW TVACII("10 With %1S 4011110, 4.0. GC tht -9 0
00 colull challj~ "194OVIld ~mf addit. U11 a Ivil 11111114 of a OXI, _11110
00 4-1 #be Ivr In 101. &IIAII (d.4, W ImIll I 11.11. -00
detwfidlIts m the ll phis an rx"Id III III,". alkali. to
0* 41 "o. of 1612 Gall. resulting In the (gwnwOnn o# rharac.
00 fist"lly rohwnl contphl. of the type shown with the
PIS. 261stOlOv. The fullawfilS data give the Colot of thr
06 J*
*0
00 N N N 0 - NIS - 0
0
99
oto OtJo of the dYV In 100~ alkali. the color of Its cvauj~l. *It%
161IS(Oll)" and the Ini.t. C'MICU, of JUS (III -t~,,nl.); In life
AA -1-00
(mmulam, tho mytubK4 A stands ftw p0s 'CI)Ij N; N-.
1. s,-A CJI.011. red, lilac. 10- U I 4-AC.JI#OU, winitt.
bflfht sky-blue 2. "1 e,,11,011, mi-Illatc, blue- ago
y6let 'LYA-R.54(01114. t"l-Illar. blur, 5, V.
ormintir, chowy-ml, lix); V1,
blur, a. Vill. 3A6-(II0)sCJIsA
A<
t:0 0
to-. 11114111.
AT OU L% FW 0 1 of 0 st-, a- 2a It
it IT, I, a Is se a R Is 41,141
0 0 a a 0 a 6~_
0 1e" 10 00 0 0 0 0 0 110,111111111111

-00--- o- 01114,66411&0
0 0 4) 0 0 0 4) 0 4 a a 9
0 0 # 0 a 4i

r"41-violft. too; Vill, 3.2.,5-A(II0MFiN)CvIIj-
'". N. Inj
Call, Co, ". %III * 1 1: Yi. Ion, 11). 1, 2:11. 10.,
xori, 1, Mi
"Wt
1, 10"
Ili
10; MI
300
1
21
10
200
A
%1
00
C0411, Idde'red. blur. 6: Cjf
,I
QVII
Ifi
10
l
l
t
d:
l .
,
,
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
lo, to; xxti, .,A, Its, 3, Dw. S. bit), 10, 11). 'noir, lolly 0
40 se-rim
i
I,
tle,
1.
.
; X. AIL,I1,NII,. Pil
.
Xf-
,A. int, filar Ji- XII
, lons SIVIII Morls-flis brilroO.W are nitniol"folillit In lilt

lots$ t"Itniot limpho....'t
te
fr
otv b
11
I
00
lishl plilk vi.ijill.ml, Ji.
X31F
3-6-2-MeCtIll,N)C.11A iok
l
red-lilmic lo, XIV
. Fr
n
l
r
y
amis.
hydrosildrs Iff Mutilated hir lite 1-114,viol 1104 of th4 to
0& .
, p
-
AC.II,NIJI,h. man,,, I,hl
ml.- XV 11'2 A111 N)C.1f,.
' 1111101"if ralits forrix" Awl/Mf list Ilif woov 4 dyte, unit 00
4LIWIj Ofil"81P. cherry-red, 1Q?o; V3. 2.4-

X
(If,N
6111A.
it. ilac. to; XVII. Idk. PLhi. blue, 25
Vill
vn
111 1. S. 10, 500. IVID, 2S; X1 I In. n.8. W. &XI, 6;

xr
t
a
"
6
a
o
b
iWi
1
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00 ,
llt%'C,sll&A. lill't
-Pissit,"11-lillic. Aft. X11,3,4-AQItN)- .
.
,
.
,
o. In.
.
,
, 0 8, 10. o.5 NXI,Xl
X1
,
&
At I * arifil In suppirum the Mc reactkio
13
Thurs
00
00 C4116MIoll- frittiV01, red. 1a; X1, 4, 1.(p-ACll.N W 11
()Ill Iflidel. little, 0,A
XXI .
.
VM Siftlififillf, 111'I"I'liblT fts at result of Wthihilkin al the
"
d 0*
00
046 .
.
114011. viulo, tittle, 3; =1. A