SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAZAKOVA, YE.B. - KAZAKOVSKIY, D.A.

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Chemistry - Reaction processes
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Authors I Zhigach,, A. F.; Kazakova, Ye. B.; Kigell, R. A.
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Title I Reaction of alcohols and ketones with pentaborane
Periodical I Dok. AN 106/1p 69-71, Jan 1, 1956
Abotraot I The reactions between methyl, ethyl and butyl alcohols
and acetones with
pentaborane are described. It was established experimentally that
the
reaction of alcohols with pQntaborane is followed. by the
formation of
intermediate compounds (alkoxy borines). The effect of small
amounts of
dehydrated alcohols on pentaborane causes 1xirtial. separitioll of
H. Later
addition ~)f alcohol results in additioi:al separation of H. The H
separatior
Institution :
Presented by; Academician A. N. Nesmeyanov, July 11, 1955

Card 2/2 Pub. 22 18A3
Periodical Dok. AN &0;M io6/i, 69-71, Jan 1, 1956
Abstract stopped only after the Addition of 15 mol. of alcohol
to 1 mole of
pentaborane. The formation of boric acid eatera (boraw) and
separation
of twelve 11-molecules were found to be the final reiiietion
resulLs.
Nine references: I U3A, 7 USA And I Germ. (1878-11:63). Drawing.

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the autoclave Kradili'lly keated over 8.5 hrs. to 450" (50
atm. iattm&I pmsmur* Ilicing dtvrlvj~W). After couslant
prm-que hAd beu cs~abUsheil the vessel vvAs cooSmI to 110".
deprLswrizea, and bkvwn "ith N1, yidding 40 g. crudL p ad-
uct (higher or lo*u ttmpb. pvt p-mcr yi"I 1) which tailtu
dism Xavc 7070 titIt co-mpd, tp-_ ii C6-7% dD O.S60, in.
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-Aith 1110 ut room tew-p. b-at is slowly hydrolyzed by lint aq.
HO. ltd-inp. at 1006 at atm. promorc arld is W. io!~J-S.
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AUTHORS: 22iigacht As F., Antonovt I. S., SOV/64-59-2-7/23
Kazakova, Ye. B., Frayman, R. S.
TITLE: 0ontinuous Method of Obtaining an Equimoleoular
Mixture of
Ethyl-Aluminum Chlorides (Nepreryvnyy metod polucheniya
skvimolekulyarnoy smesi etilalyuminiykhloridovy
PER-TODICAL: Xhimioheskaya promyshlenriost', 1959, Nr 2, pp
123-126 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In contrast with other methods (Ref l,a), in the
present case
the reaction between aluminum and ethylohloride (I) was
carried
out in a mixture of an equimolecular amount of alkyl
aluminum
halides with the latter serving as catalysts. The metal (or
the
aluminum alloy) is introduced into the mixture and reacts
with a
weak solution of (1) so that the prooess takes place
continuously
and without danger. In order to determine the influence
exerciBed
by various factors on the course of ~he reaction,
experiments were
made in glass ampoules which demonstrated (Table 1) that
under
the given conditions (5 hours, 50-550) pure (1) reacts
neither
with aluminum nor with duralumin (DA). By increasing the
addition
to-the catalyst the reaction is accelerated. In this
conliection
Card 1/2 the reaction with (DA) (containing 4% copper)
takes place more

Continuous Method of Obtaining an Equimolecular Mixture of
SOV/64-59-2-7/23
Ethyl-aluminum Chlorides
rapidly than with Al. Investigations of the technological
parameters of the processes showed that it is more favorable to
carry out the reaction in the liquid phase than in the gas
phase.
The experiments with the liquid phase were made in a glass
ves:,cl,
(1co CM3) (Fig 1) in the laboratory. The (DA) - splinters were
introduced into an equimoleoular mixture of bromides (6g) and
(I)
was introduced into the vessel from below. The reaction
temperature
was controlled by the velocity of passage of (I) and a heating
Jacket. The experimental results obtained were examined in a
larger
reaotion column (700 cm3jand compared to each other (Table
2'j'. A
renotion column of stainless steel (Fig 2) was used for further
exporiments in a plant (Fig 3). The reaction product obtained
exhibited the following composition: 21.3% Al, 44,1% Cl, 29,0%
G2H5'
The coefficients of efficiency of the tout pliunt are tabulated
(Table 3). There are 3 figures, 3 tables, and 3 references.
Card 2/2

ANTONOV, I.S.; KAZAKOVA, Ye.B.; KIGEL'v R.A.
Determiniftion of phosgene in technical boron
trichloride. Zav.lab.
29 no.7:807 163. (Phosgene) (MIRA 16:8)

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S/OZ6/60/000/010/014/022
E19 /E135
AUTHORS: Petukhov, B.S.% Shlykov, Yu,P Kurayeva, I,V,,
Ka zak ,ra'Ye.D., and Prozorov,2i.K.
TITLE: Calcula ion of Transient Temperature Fields in
Multi-Layer Walls with Internal Heat Evolution by
the Hydrothermal Analogy Method
PERIODICALs Teploenergetika$ 1960, No 10, p 95
TEXT: The temperature distribution is calculated in two
and three layer walls with internal sources of heat, required
to determine the temperature gradients during calculation of
the strength of assemblies In several types of heat exchange
equipment. )l
ASSOCIATION; Moskovskiy energeticheskiy institut
(Moscow Power Institute)
Card 1/1

PLIXY, Mikhail Aleksandrovich, kandidat sell
skokhozvaystvennylrh nauk;
KAZArOVA, Te.D., rectaktor; GURIVICH, M.N..
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Perennial vagetable crops] Knogoletnte ovoahchaye
kulltuz7.
Moskva, Gos. Izd-vo selkhos. lit-ry, 1955. 126 p.
(MLRA 9:8)
(Perennials) (Vegetable gardening)

D=,sSNKO, Pantele:7mon Marty-novich. kandidat sell
skokhozyays tva nnykh nauk;
SUXHARRVA, Tamara Tisofeyevna, kanliclat
sellskokhozyavstvannvkh nauk;
XAZAKOVA, Te.D., redaktor; ZUBRILINA, Z.F.,
tekhnichaskly redaktor
[Work practice of vegetable growers at the all-Union
Agricultural
Itxhibition] Iz opyta raboty ovoshchavodov'.-
uchastnikov Vaesoiusnoi
Bellskokhosiaistvannoy Vyatavki. Moskva. Goo. izd-vo
selkhoz. lit-
r7, 1956. 71 P. (MLRA 9:11)
(Vegetable gardening)

F ," 17 2' T I oj- -
T -, T - - -i - - --- -
IYANOVA, Tevgeniya Alakeandrovna: KARKOV, V.Ta.;
SHOLITANINOVA. K.K.:
XAZAKOVA, Te.D., red.; VICSKOVA, Te.I., tekhn.red.
(Barrios for private garden plots] IAgodnye kulltury v
priusadabnom
sadu. Moak-va, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1957. 248 p.
(Bibliotechka
po sadovodetvu, no.13) (MIRA 10;12)
(Barrios)

VOYTOV, P.I., reid.; KAIAIMVA, Te.D., red.;
ZUBRILIlLk, Z.P., takhn.red.
(Growinc, vegetables on bottom land] Yyrasbchivanle
ovoshchal
na potmannykb zzemliakh. Monkva. Goo. i2d-vo
sellklint. lit-ry,
19.58. 1.6.5 p. (MRA 12t1)
(Vagetablp gardening)
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LISIN, Serafira Sergeyevichl~UZAAM.-Te.D., red.; PEVZNM,
V.I., tekhn.
red*
[Forest nurseries] Lesrqq pitorrmiki. Moskvap Goa. izd-vo
sell
khoz. lit-4y, 1961. 255 P. (MIU 14: 8)
(Forest nurseries)

ANTSYSIIKIN, S.F.; BOBYLEV, G.V. ; GORYACHEV, I.V.;
ISACHF.NKO, Kh.M.; KGVALIN,
D.T.; LATUMT'YEVj V.A.; LITVINOV, IiV..j MUKIN, A.F.;
PEREPECIMI, B.M.;
FISIKENWIt N.R.; REBROVAg G.I.; SWEIEV, F.A,; SDBEIGV#
A.M.; FWO-
ROV9 P.F.; FILINOV9 N.P.; KBRAMTSOVp N.N.; 4WLCqA,,-~,Dp
red.;
BALLOD, A.I., tekhn. red.
(Reference book for foresters] Spravochnik lesnichego.
Moskvap Goa.
izd-vo se.Ilkhoz. lit-ryp 1961. 894 p. (MIRA 34:7)
(Forests and forestry)
Oak,
T

NAUMMOO Ivan Witveyevich; PONOMARIT, Aleksandr Dmitriyevich;
WAKOTALYO.~., red.; BALLOD, L I., tekhn.red.
[In the forests of Sweden and Norway] V lesakh Shveteii i
Worvegli. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhos.lit-ry, zhurnalov i
plakatov,, 1961, 102 p, (MIRA 14;12)
(Sweden--7oresto and forestry)
(Norway-7oreste and foreetry)
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RYZHIKOV Diomid Pavlovich, kand. sel 'khoz. nauk; KAZAKGVAA_~q~~D.
y.,
red.; PEVZNER, V.I., tekhn. red.
(Effect of shelterbelts on the yield of farm crops] Vliianie
polezashchitnykh poles na urozhai sel!skokhoziaistvenny1:h
kulltur. Moskva, Selkhozizu,%t, 1963. 205 p.
(MIRA 17: 1)
(Windbreaks, shelterbelts, etc.)
(Field crops)
Yir'

Zl-lJRAVLW-, Ivan losifovich, doktor sellskokhoz.
nauk; UZAKOVA,
_Ye&,j red.; GUREVICH, M.M., tekhn. red.;
MJkMOVA,N.N. ptekhn.
red.
[Phytop-athology) Fitopatologiia. Moskva,
Sel'khozizdat,
1963. 279 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(Trees-Diseases and pests)

BESSARABOV, S.F.; SAVIVYINA, L.S.; RAS70RGUYEV,
L.I.; jKAZR.,gy~,
Ye,.D.,, red.; OKOLLLOVA, Z.P.~ teklui. red.
(Fruit plants in sheltorbelt plantatiom3l Plodovye
porody
v zashchitnykh nanazhdoniiakh. Moskva,
Sellkhozizdot, M3.
102 p. (MIRA 17. 1)
(Pruit trees) (Windbreaks, sholterbolts, etc.)
(Borrios)

EHISLEV, AlekBardr Dmitriyevich;-RRNYA&_LIDjDzj
red.
[Re wiving and the determination of the quality
of milk
and dairy products] Priem i opredelenie
kachestva moloka
molochrWkh produktov. Izd.2., perer. i dop.
Moskva, Ko-
los, 1965. 151 p. (MIRA 18:10)

KVAKOVA, Y:--. :-;.
Calves
Bioche:%Lc~~I -and -:or hologic.-il Indicitors In the btoo,l
ul' ciLvvr in i.nhe-ted
calf' sheds. Sov. zootekh. 7 no. 10, 1 "')2.
Monthl,y List of Rus!~ian Accessions, Libmrj oi Dem:ibcr 1452.
Lncl.a.9sif-'ej.

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KAZAEUVA, Ye.H., dotsent
Morphological and biochemical composition of the blood
in ealv&O
raised by the "cold" method. Trudy VIEV 22:272-278 159.
(HIM 13:10)
(ILithliania-Galves) (Blood-&amination)
(Cold-Phyaiological effect)

KAZAKOVA, Z.A.
Methodology of separating fractured reservoir rocks by
field
geophysical methods. Geofiz. razved. no.9tlO2-108 162.
(NIRA 15:9)
(Minusinak Basin-Oil well logging, Electric)

KAZAKOVA, ZbA.; WKOVA, N.I.
Practice in -locating fracture-type reservoir rocke In
Jivet sediments
of the South Minysinsk Lowland based on the materials of
combined
field geophysical otudiese Trudy VNIGRI no,193:224-243 162.
(MIRA 15:12)
(Mimsinsk Basin-Petroleum geology)

K"TCHU, A. I.; 'KAZA WAL Z.A.
Arperimental bypertension of cortical origin. 11. Cerebral
cortical
function ia conditioned reflex bypertension,
Zhurevyseneryodelato
4 no.4:537-547 Jl-Ag 154. (MLRA 8:3)
1e Laboratortya vyoehs3r nervnoy dayatellnonti Instituta
pitaniya
AHN SSSR. 7
(HrPZRTINSION, experimental
cerebral cortical origin5
(CIFMMUL OWTU, pkwoiology.
exper. b7pertension of cortical origin)

A 21. d'. L., Sf,;j --tLLL1'0) "T..u roj,e oi, a,,o,l-(j
:i.11 patrio-
1_~,cncznis of vzTcrlracrAvl hypert-ennion of a cortdcal
orian." Llkj~,COI,7, LU pl-P.
(A--u iA,u Sul ULISR), w copies (LL, 1~~ 41, L7~*/, p. Lkji)

cw4r'try : XISSR T
cz~tcgory : Human and Animal Physiology, Circulation
Abo. Jour. Ref Zhur Biol, No. 2, 1959, No. 8095
7,A.
The Iraportance of Dietary Proteins In the Production
and Courne of ExWrimeatal Hypertension In Dogs.
Ori3 Pub. Vopr. pitanlya, 1957, 16, No. 4, 8-15
lWertension vafa produced in dogs by means of
atimuli Oich disturbed the normal course of higher
Nervous activity. 'A steady rise In blood presswre arose
er
In the veak iype of dog on a diet low in protein earl,
than ILn controls receiving the usual amount of protein
(20%). An exceas of protein (33%) in the diet of the
stror4~, excitable type of dog led to a rise In blood
presawre later than In the control, but the suboequent
course of the h"artennion vas more serious. lack of
protein In the diets of dogs vith permanent hypertension
favored depression of the excitability of cortical and
subcortical brain centers. Feeding excess protein
1 '4 11 C
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KAZAMVA, Z*A.
7ifth session of the Ukrainian Nutritional Research
Institute
of the Xinistry of Public Health of the Ukrainian
S.S.R Vop
Pit- 17 no.6:74-78 N-D 158 &IRA i2:2)
(N=IKON)

XMOBXUA, G.S.; DDTMIW. A.A.; XAZAKOVA, Z.A.
First session on the problem of "Fat in nutrition.*
Vop.pit. 17
n0,6:79-82 W-D 158. (MIRA 12:2)
(PAT)
Mt*

RAZUMOVy Mel.; MAKAM'CHEV, A.I.; SKIRKOv B.K.; =KOVA)
Z.A. (14oakva)
Impairment of carbohydtate metabolism in the central
nervous system
in dogs in w".perimental hypertension of cortical
oritirt; histochemical
investigatiou. Arkh.pat. 22 no.5126-35 160. (MIRA 13 t9)
1. is laboratorii patologicheskoy wnfologii (sav.
M.I..Razumov)
i laboratorijI. vyashey nervnoy deyatellnosti (zav. Asle
Makarychev)
Instituts, piiAniya AM SSSR (dir. - chlen-korreepondent
AMN S6SR
prof. O.P. Molchanova).
(BRAIN) (GLYCOGEN METABQLISM) (H R ION)
(CONDITIONED PMPONSE)

BRAKSH, T.A.; KAZILKOVA, Z.A.; POPOVA, A.V.; LYUBCHANSKAYA, Z.I.
Role of dif.-,tary fat in the development of experimental hyper-
tension. Vcip. p!t. 22 no.3:22-28 MY-Je 163. (MMA 17:8)
1. Iz laboratorii Vsshey nervnoy deyatellnostl (zavn - prof.
A.I. Mordovtsev) Instituta pitaniya AMN SSSR i TSentrallnoy
nauchno-ispledovatel'skoy laboratorii zhirovoy proWahlennosti
(zav. kand. tekhn. nauk A.A. Shmidt), Moskva.
ftu

ANDREYENKO, G.V.; KURTSINI, O.Ya.; KCHYAGINA, N.V.;
BRAKSH, T.A.;
KAZAKOVA, Z.A.; POPOVAI A.V.
Changes in some biochemical indices of the blood
during the
development of experimental hypertension. Vop. pit.
22 no.5:
22-27 S-0 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz laboratorli obmena veshchestv (zav. - prof.
0.P.
Molchanova) i laboratorii fiziologicheskikh
funktsiy (zav. -
prof. A.I. Mordovtsev) Instituta pitaniya AMN SSSR
i labors-
torii fiziologii i biokhinii evertyvaniya krovi
(zav. - prof.
B.A. Kudryashov) Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.

KAZAKOVA, Z. I.
Ya. vorodin, Z. I. Kazakova, it. P. Koroleva an~ V. A.
Popov, "'ibe
Thermo-resistant and Durable i'oanV I-laterials i-~ased
on 6ilicon-orv--anic
Aesins."
Aeport presneted at the Second All-Unicn -onferunce on
the ~-heTdstr-i an-]
kractical Application of Silicon-Organic 1--ompounds
held in Leninj,,,rad fro.--i
25-27 September 1958.
Zhurnal prikladnoy I-ldrdi, 1959, Nr 1, pp 2YO-240
(USSIR)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/42017
Penoplaatmasay; abornik statey (Poem Plastics; Collection of
Articles) Moscow,
Oborongiz, 196D. 18:2 p. Errata slip inserted- 5,050 copies
printed.
Ed.: A.A. Moiseyev, Candidate of Technical Sciences, V.V. Pavlov,
and M.Ya. Borodin;
Kanaging Ed#-. A,S* Ziquovskays., Engineer; Ed. of Publishing
House: I.A. Suvorova;
Tech. Ed.: V.I. Oreolfldna.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians
planning and maumb.
facturing products and structures using lightweight fillers, and
for workers of
the foam plastic ind%mtrys
COVERME: The volume contains 13 studies on foam plastics and
foaming agents.
Some of the studies provide data on the technology of producing
foam plastics
from polystyrene and polyvinyl chloride, and data on
thermosetting polymers
(phenol rubber compositions, polyurethane foam., po3,vepoxy foam,
afid foam plastic
sheets based on organic silicon resins), Other studies contain
data an the cm-
position of foam plastics., the effect of technological factors
and volumetric
weight on the physical, mechanical, and dielectric properties of
foam plastics,
Card 1/8
Foam Plastics; Collecticm of Articles
SOV142(Yr
and on the fields of application of foam plastics. Several
studies deal with
the production technclogy of radomes. and reflectors for antenna
Installations in
aircraft units. It is stated in the foreword that the Soviet
Union produces and
uses foam plastic sheets based on theruoplastic and thermosetting
polymers of
rigid, elestief foeM, and porous structure. Fifteen such plastics
including
some of their specifications and applicationsara listed. There
are no biblio-
graphies but the authors cite Soviet and other authorities
including A.A. Berlin,
the author of Osaovy proi-.vodstva gezonapolnenufth plastmass i
el"tomeror
(Principles of Production of Gas Filled Plastics and Elastomers)
published by
GoakhWzdat it, 1954.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
3
Kazakova Z.I. and M.Ya. Borodin. Foaming Agents for Foam Plastics
7
Five c6;;ikial methNIs for foam plastic production with the aid of
foaming ax!% deacribed. Foaming agents are classified into organic
and inorgriai,
-,-OUPS and their properties are described. Nine require-
ments are :Uut,: I for em ideal foaming agent, but such an agent
is still
unavailable. The review shows that many organic foaming agents are
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S/031/'62/000/002/100/107
B110/B101
AUTHORS: Xazakova, Z. I., Borodin, 11. Ya.
TITLEo Gas formers, for foam plastics
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 2, 1962,
569, abstract
2P48 (Sb. "Penoplastmassy". M., Oborongiz, 1960, 7 - 18)
TEXT% The application of gas formers in the production of
fLoam plastics
and methods of determining their foaming capacity are
described. The
characteristics of the most used inorganic and organic
foam formers are
mentioned. (18 references.) [Abstracter's note: Complete
translation
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77854
SOVA(9-~O -5/78
AUTHORS; Kaplan, Ye. P., Kazakova, Z. I., Petrov, A. D.
TITLEz Synthe:3is and Properties of 4-Alkyl- and 4,41-Dialkylbi-
phenyls and Their Hydrogenation Products of Composition
C16-C32
PERIODICALs Zhurnal obshcl!-y khimll,.1960, Vol 30, Nr 2, PP 369-
376 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The authors synthesized 4-alkyl- and 4,41-dialkylbiphenyLq
with the alkyl chains--C A' C6Hl3' C7 H15' C07 , and '
C5Hlf-CH(C 3H7 )-- by stepwise acylation of biphenyl with
the butyryl chloride in nitrobenzene at -2 to -50 over
AlCl3 with subsequent reduction of the ketone (over
amalgamated zinc), The 4,41-bi-(decyl-4")-bicyclohex-
ane was prepared by the schemei
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Synthesis and Propertic,~s of 4-Alkyl-' and 77854
4,41-Dialkylbiphenyls and Their Hydrogena- SOV/79-30-2-5/78
tion Producta of Composition C 16-C 32
C3H?
(VII)
C311,
-CII-CH,, �t
117 1
C3 III
C31f, C311,
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Synthesis and Propcrtlei3 of 4-Alk ',Y1- and
4,41-Dialkylbiphenyls and Their ILVdrogena-
tion Products of Composition C 16-C32
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
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oil,
778~4
-SOV/7 9 - 30-2 -5/-18
Hydrogenation of biphenyls was carried out over Raney
Ni in solution of dimethylcyclohexane. Table 2 lists
some of the synthesized monoalicyl- and dialkylbiphenyls
(and respective bicyclohexanes) and their properties.
Viscosity Of thC- b1phE-~nYlS aS a fUnction of temperature
is shown In FIgs. 1 and 2, while Figs. 3, It, and 5 give
infrared spectra (taken by V. A. Shlyapochniko%, on the
IKS-12 spectrophotometer with a NaCl prism) for some of
the biphenyls and for the bicyclohexyls. There are 5
figures; 3 tablez; and 6 references, 3 Soviet, 1 Japanese,
1 German, I U.K. The U.K. references is: P. Everitt,
D. Hall, E. E. Turner, J. Chem. Soc., 1956, 2286.
Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR (Institut organicheskoy khimii Akademii naWc SSSR)
February 4, 1959

77854, SOV/79-30-2-5/ .78
Key to Table 2j (1) Nr of compound; (2) hydrocarbons of
4-mono- and 4,41-diallcylbicyclohexyl series; (3) tem-
v9 perature; (4) of boiling (pressure in MM); (5) Of solid-
Card 0 (6) calculated,
ificati n 1 (7) found; 8) viscosity (in
~,,tokes; (c)) eppirical formula.
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