SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHVOSTOVA, V.V. - KHYDROV, D.N.

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Y,I-XOSTOV~k, V-V-
J.VRWn V, D.V. Ctranslator); HATVMVA, T.S, [translator]; LASUVICH, Tu.I.
[translator]; OSTRYAKOVA-VARSHAVER. V.P. [tranalatorl;ALECLOSTOVA,
V.V.i translator] ; BARANOV, P.A., radaktor; ASTAUROV. B.L., -p-r-orffff-or.
-Pffa-ktor; SYSINA, N.A., redaktor; IOVLIVA, II.A.. tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Polyploidy; collection of articles] Poloploidiia; sbornik statel.
Perevod D.V.Iebadeva I dr. Pod.red. i a predisl. P.A.Baranova t B.L.
Astaurova. Hoskva, Izd-vo inostr.lit-ry, 1956. 398 p. (MLRA 10:6)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademli nauk SSSR (for Baranova)
(Polyploidy)

KffVOSTOYA.,,V.V., TMWNE, N.J.. SOROKINA, O.N., TRUKOV, V.L.. TSELISHCHEV, S.P.
CRAYKINA, X.V.
Development of soft wheat seedlings obtained from soedR irradinted
with thormal neutrons (with summary In English]. Biofizika 3
no.4:459-465 156 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Institut biologicheekoy fiziki AN SSSR. Hosk7a I Laboratoriya
biofiziki Moskovskogo ordena Lenina sel'skokhozyaystvenno7 Ftkademii
im. K.A. Timirrazeva, Moskva.
(PLANTS, EMCT OF RADIATION ON)
(WHIAT)

USSR / Farm Animals. Cattle.
Abs lour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 40425.
Author : Tinyakov, G. G., Khvostova, V. V.
Inst :Not given
Title :Histological Characteristics of the-Udder of
Cows at Different Stages of Pregnancy and
Lactation.
Orig Pub: Dokl. All S-SSR, 1956, 106, No 6, 10ID6-1098.
Abstract: When comparing the microneopic otructure of
the mammary glands of heifers and lactating
cows at different stages of lactation, a con-
siderable predominance of the connective tis-
sue over the glandular one, and its gradual
increase in the course of pregnancy, is not-
iced. In the lactating cows, the glandular
tissue is considerably developed and it re-
mains almost without change during pregnancy;
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USSR / Farm Animals. Cattle.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Blol., No 9, 1956, 404L~5.
Abstract: it decreases somewhat only during a dry period.
The index of the ratio of the connective tis-
sue to the glandular one, in heifers, is always
less than one unit. The follicles in the heif-
ers are approximately one and a half times
narrower, and the glandular epithelium is two
times higher, than in the lactating cows.
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MKNSUROVA, V.V.; SAKHAROV, V.V.;-W A V. V.
Sensitivity of diploid and autotatraploid plants to gamma
radiation [with eummnry in English]. Bot.zhur. 43 no.7:989-997
ii 158. (MIRA 11:9)
1. Inatitut biofiziki Akademil nauk SSSR. MoFtkva.
(Plants, Effect of gamma rays on) (Pol7ploidv)
4

KIMISTUVA, V.V.; D11LONA, N.L.
Radiation sensitivity of the norintem of gemmilos and rootlets
in pea and barley embryos, TSitologlia 1 no.3:320-321 My-Je
'59. (MIRA, 12:10)
1. Laboratoriya radiatsionnoy grenatilct Instituta I)iofiz4.ki
AN SSSH. 14oakva.
(PLUCS, imm OF RADIOACTIVITY ON)

KHVU5'_,'0V4&, V.V.; 1FAVZ(,ODllM, L.V.
Fre(raoncy of chromosomn reorganizationn in tho tiamins of
radinannsitive and radlorentatant pea plitnta. TUitologlia
1 no.4:403-407 Jl-Ag '59. (lawk 12:10)
1. LitborutorVa vuliatelonnoy gnnetild Inatitiita btoftaiki All
883R. Hoskvs.
(CHROHOSOMS) (RADIATION--PHYSIOLOGICAL MMCT)
(PEAS)

SIDOROV, B.H.1 -11HVOSTOVA, Vj~V. ..
Factors influencing the genetic effect of ionizing radiationB.
Itogi na*i: Biole nauki no* 3:2176-227 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (VARIATION (BIOLOGY))

DTJBIKIfiv~ N.P.; -KHVOSTOUP V.V*; TIVIDNE-p N.L.
Ionizing. radiatiom.and plat brAm"I . Itogi muld: Biolt nauki
no. 3:292-323 160. 1 lp:10)
(PLANTS, EFFECT OF RADIATION.ON) (PLANT BRE G)
'"p.

jjj; VALEVA, S.A.
On a method for the use of ionizing radiation in plant brealing.
Blofizilm 5 no.lt8l-M 160. (KIRA 13:6)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.
(PLANTS)
(RADIATION I M CTS)

ICUZIN, A.M.; 1S&YSV, B.H.;,KRVOSTOVA. V.V.; TOKARSKAYA, V.I.; BREGUZE,
YU.I. ---
J~ffectiveneas of the biological action of C14 during Its
incorporation into living structures. Jokl.AN SSSR 134 no.4:
951-954 0 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Institut, biologichaskoy fiziki Akademii nauk 6SSR. 2. Ghlen-
korre8pondent AN SSSR (for Kuzin).
(CAUON--ISOTOPF.S)
(PLANTS, EFFECT OF WIOACTIVITY ON)

DUBININ, Nikolay Petrovich; KHVOSTOVA, V.V.L nauchnyy red.; SHIROKOV, S.I.~
nauchnyy red.; ANDREYENKO., Z.D., red,'; MAZELI, 7e.I., tekhn. redo
[Problems in radiation genetics] Problemy radiatsionnoi genetiki.
Moskva, Gos. izd-vo lit-ry v oblasti atumnoi nauki i tekhniki, 1961.
467 p. (MIRA 14t1l)
1. Chlen-korresporident AN SSSR (for Dubinin) .
(RADIATIOV-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (GENETICS)

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AUTHORS; Glembotskiy, Yn. L. , Frolcoflevn-Bellgovoqkaya,
A. A., Shrinina, Z. 13, Di ,
-Y., Valova, S. A., Eyger), IT. 3,
IITLE;: Effect of cooiric flight factors on the heredity
and devolopment of actinomycetes and higher
plants
SOURCE; Akadsmiya nauk SSSR. Inkusstvennyye eptniki
Zemli. no. 10. Moscow, 1961, 72-81
T--XT: The eccond cosmic apace-ohip wao utilized to study
t~e combined genetic effect of cosmic flight on orgraiiama, This
article dcalo with the study of the following cultures: actino-
myces arythrous, Btemo 2577 and 6594, and nctinomyceo i3trepto-
mycini Kras., stem JJC-3 (L3-3). After the cosmic fligbt, the
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tan,llni-(]-,~ ~-113 uxperimvntzil culturen invo;;tjj-,%ted rtcco.,diri),
t 9: t-'j I. t.tift ( 2 ) :L LO tr- I'l J C rf gro-,-j Lh
rki~d drv,~Ic-.,r-writ. Thv 2'!77 mvl b~-94 nt-n it ti if f vi, by Lhi- ~.i I :Co
of theIr nuclear element in the spore nnd by their sciisiLivty
to ultra-violet rays (UV). It in also asouried that they ~If'fer
in their reaction to jonizinf; radiation. All the 4 teatLd
oteme were found to bo nennitive to conditionj of coumic fl~jgjjt.
I the nutfiber of uporea which survivod and
"lie vitality (i.0
developnd coionic;~ of the radio-rooistant act. eryth-rcuo 2577,
aa compared to the standards, increased 6 timen; the no, 8594
dverei,ined 12 times; the act. aureofacieno (1313-2201)
dropped in vitality by about 751A on the avernge. In the rolts
of all 5 type6 of experinental noods, the percentage of chromo-
some changes was somewhat increased. However, only 'In the case
of 2 types was this Increase statistically valid. In 3 tYpes
of plants, in increase of mitosis was noted. In 'the case vherc
the percentage of anaphases with chromosome changes wnu found
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to be high (nbout 5~-). the tempo of mitosis fell, The condi
t:-ons of eo=ic flight stimulated the rrowth intcrt3ity c-mrared
to t'he etandnr6s,. The folloviinr microscopic morphology foriturca
of the experimuntal cultures confirm this fact! ~a) develcp=--nt
of t. inore basiphyllic tind poworful gif, (b) growth of a thIcker
intertwinLng, of mycella, (c) longthy growth of wL,11-dovelopcd
j;I f s ,Data on the survival of the 8594 and 2577 stemr~ ore not
completely valid since the concentrations of the spore rur-pen-
sions of the control and experimental cultures were determined
visually from the suspension turbidity. The morphology chanj~es
in the colonieb were investigated on the act, crythreur 8;C-)4
and act. aureofaciens LBB-2201. Obtained data chow that the
morphology changes in the actinomyces, both in the experimen
(c)smic flight) and control, lie within the same limite. The
cytology analysis of agricultural plant seeds affected by cosmic
flight was conducted by studying the chromosome impairment in
the ana- and telophaseB of the fir!3t mitosis, Obtained results
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nho--a-d thqt in all the InveotiCated plantu tht-ro iu it cerl;tl-n
incret~sa of cells with chromocome chaiic-,~s, and in only
vil-I-eat and Spartanot's pean-is this illcronse ntitinticnlly
valld. Th.~ro are 4 fi.curcn, 2 tablen and 5 references: 4 Soviet-
blo~~ and 1 non-Soviet-bloc, The reference to tho English-
lanj7unge publication reads as follows: S. D. Pipkin, W. N.
Suliivan, Aerospace Med., 30, 585, 1955.
su:~,,,ITTED: May 3, 1961
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AUTHOM& Rhvostovaq V. V. and Nevzgodina, L. V.
TITLE: A cytological analysis of the causes of resistance to
in p1 an tm
PERIODICALs Radiobiologiya, v. 1, no. 4, 19619 611-618
TEXT: In previous works by S. A. V&l*va (Ref. 1s Biofizika, 5, 2449
1960) and by V. V. llhvostova and L. V. Nevzgodina (Ref. 2: Tmitologiya,
19 4039 1959) it was found that the greater sensitivity of the bud to
radiation van caused by the fact that more chromosome reconstructions
occur in their cells which leads to death of some of the cells and to
inhibition of growth. The authors set out in the presen' Tork to clarify
which of the processes of chromosome reconstruction formation proceeds
differently in the calla of plants resistant to radiation and plants
menmitive to radiation~ For a comparative study, the air-dried needs
(about 8% moisture content) of fodder peas and Kapital variety table pea
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were irradiated with gnmma-radiation from a Co 60 source at an intensity
of 450 r/min. and with fast neutrons. In the latter case the pea seeds
were irradiated in the horizontal channel of an 'APT (MT)reactor in a
mixed stream of fast neutrons and gama-rays at a distance of 240 cm
from the active zone. The total dose received by the seeds in 5 hours
of irradiation in the channel was 500 r from faat neutrons and 270 r
from the gamma-rays. It was found thatthe seeds of the foddor pea were
more resistant to gamma-radiation than were the Kapital pea seeds,
judged on the criterion of "damageabil i ty "--the percentage of anaphases
with chromosome reconstructions in the first mitoses of the radicles and
the mean number of reconstructions per anaphase. No difference in the
sensitivity to fast neutron activity was noted. Storage of the fodder
pea, irradiated with gemma-radiation for I and 6 months and also with
fractional irradiation at intervals of 1 month, showed no increase in
the number of chromosome reconstructions. FVrthermore, no change in the
number of chromosome reconstructions was noted in seeds irradiated with
neutrons. Storage of the Kapital pea seeds, irradiated with gamma-
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radiation for I and 6 months and also with fractional irradiation, shoved
that the number of chromosome reconstructions increased markedly. Storage
of seeds irradiated with neutrons gave a much lower rise in the number
of chromosome reconstructions. The ORE of neutrons compared with gamma-
radiation was 40 times more with the fodder pea and 10 - 15 times greater
vith the Kapital variety, Jud i g from the percentage of anaphases with
,,In
chromosome reconstructions. Abstracter's note: OBE not defined. Per-
haps "obahchaya biologicheskaya effektivnost' (general biological effec-
tivene,sx)"7. A study of the types of reconstructions showed that,
after neutron irradiation of the seeds, chromatide bridges comprised
about 10% of all the bridges, whereas after ganxt-irradiation they com-
prised about 30%. Storage of the seeds irradiated with neutrons gave
no change in the number of reconstructions, but the percentage of chro-
matid* bridges increased. With storage of the Kapital seeds irradiated
with gamme- radi ati on, the percentage of chromatids bridges almost
doubled. U. N. Bregadze helped with irradiation of the seeds in the
reactor and in calculating the doses of fast neutrons. There are 3
tables and 13 reference&8 6 Sovietbloc and 7 non-Soviet-bloc. The 4
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most recent references to the English-language ]publications read am
followss 0. Gelin, L. Ehrenberg, S. Blixt, Agric. horte genetep 169
1/21, 78, 1058~ A. V. Beatty, J. W. Beatty, Geneticxt 45, 39 331f 1960;
J. D. Adammq R. A. Nylan, Bad. Res.p 8v 21 1119 10581 0. J. Nearyp S. MO
Tonkinson, F~ S. Williamson, Int. J. Rad. Biol., 1. 3, 201, 1959.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut biologicheskoy fi-aiki AN SSSR (Institute of
Diophysicaq AS USSR), Moscow
SUBMITTF.Ds March 20, 1901
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KHVOSTOVAp V,V*j KIKNADZE, I.I.j F7LATOVAj I.T.
blucleic aoids in cellis of the meristem of rootlets of Fea varieties
with v~~ radio"witivity, TSitologiia 3 no, 2tl83-188 Mr-Ap
161,. 1. .I (MIRA 104)
1, Laboratoriya~ radia-vaionnoy genetiki Inatituta biofiziki AN
SSSR9 Moskva i Laboratoriya obahchey taltologii Instituta
tsitolo ii i genetiki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSRw Novosibirsk.
~NUC4IC ACIDS) (PLANTSp UFECT OF FUTIOACTIVITY ON)
(PEAS)

V.V.; PRAVEDNIKOVA, G.L.
Study of melosis in constant 36-chroig6some intermediate forms of
Triticum-Agropyron hybrids. DOLAN SSSR 138 no.1:215-218 FT-
Je 161. (MMA 14:4)
1. Institut biologicheakoy fizilti AN SSSR i Institut taitologii
genetiki Sibirskogo todeleniya Akademli nauk SSW. Predstavleno
akademikom N.V*Mitsinym.
(fdTICUM-AGROPYRON HYBRMS) (ClIRGICeOMES)

GLEMBOTSKIY, Ya.L.; FROKCFIYEVA-BELIGOVSKAYA, A.A.1 SHAMINA, Z.B.;
KHVOSTOVA V.V.j VALEVA, S.A.; EYGES, N.S.; NEVZDOGINA, L.V.
Effect of space might factors on the heredity and develop-
ment in actinomycetes and higher plants. Probl.kosm.biol.
1:236-247 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(SPACE FLIGHT-PHSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

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,t6"L`iWI~6 "uZin, A. N., Iuayev, B. M., Khvoutova, V. V., Tokarskaya,
V. I. and Bregadze, Yu. I.
"I 1T i, 1"hc biological effect of C14 incorporated into living
tissues
Rudiatoionnaya grenetika; f3boruik rabot. Otd. biol. naUk
j~LN S-J'3111. lloijcow, Izd-vo AN 36SRt 1962, 267-273
T ~T A`Lter the performance of nuclear tests the content of radio-
Uctive carbon in -Oie atmosphere increased between 1955 and 1958 at
,jhen ,,wsessing the possible biological effects 011, these
d0i.ieo tht?..,'I are usually outimuted by thd radiosensitivity of living
tij6ues expoLied to the exzcrnal. source of radiation. These calcula-
1)owever, to tar'-.e into consideration the special geometry
61' incorporation of C 14 into radiosensitive structures such as chro-
moso,mes Lis well as the so-called transformation effect in DNA mole-
-cuies (V-14--4 1~14). These effects may lead to more frequent aberra-
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'6~~.an eX,jected fro:' ii c~_ilculations on the basis of the dose to
exijaL;cd. The authors compared the biological
I:CC-L of .11(.-orl)urated into jlant seedlings, with the effect of
u:X.'Dz~'zrC_' to ext,,;.rnal s,amma radiation emitted by Co 60 . Normally grow-
in~,r 10-day old j)'Lazi-Ls placed into a photosynthesis chamber con-
. . U ~ 1 if0 (tOtO.1 ~LC-,iVity 100 3
Lainin- ,, 2 V 'P C, volume of chamber 22.5 dm
radioac-uivity of tfic inner layer of the plants wao estimated on scin-
countcrs and T-lic tissues %,.,ere investigated cytolofically,
cou?"Lin', i)roportlion of m-icronuclei and the mitotic index. The
of cells with chromokiome aberrations increased from 0.16%
U
1_11 t'.10 Control plan-cs to 0.20"Ip in the experimental plants. 'Plant
oxi)U.30C~ to more tzian double the dose of radiation (Co~oj
o d a s, i; i increaue in the number of aberrations but calcula-
--k~n rovealed -L~hlat the mutua~;enic effect of incorporated C14 was ten
..I_c,s TIt.~an -zhat of ~Ln equal dose of external irradiation.
fact sliows -,,I.at thc transformation effect C 14 ----> N14 as well as
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-cometry of the incorporation of C are factors to be
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cuj,'.zidc~red furt)icr. Inere is I figure and 1 table.
6 0' Q C; iI U 1. Inotuitut b-iologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva (In-
stitute of biological Physics, AS USSR, Moscow)
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I*LUT -1 1_0,Rti :Klivootova, V. V. and Nevzgodina, L. V.
TITLE: The causes of 1-,he radiostability in plants
SOURCE: Radiatsionnaya genetika; .9bornik'rabot. Otd. biol. nauk
AN SjSR. Hoscow, Izd-.vo AN 333R, 1962, 358-366
TEXT: The prejent, work was aimed at determining at which Stage the
forz.;at4on of chromosome reorganization proceeds differently in ra-
diooonsitive and radioinuensitive plant cells. Air-dried seeds of
maple and Capital peas were irradiated with total doses, over ~1
hours, of 270 r of C060 6' rays at 450 r/min, and 500 r of fast neu-
L-rons. Haple pea seeds were found to be more resistant to r rays,
wh-ile both types %;ere equally susceptible to fast neutrons. ThEl Seed V,
reaction, as measured by the percent of anaphase cells with chromo-
somal reorganization, was more uniform Lfter neutron than after 6'
radiation, especially in Capital peas. Two series of experiments,
with 7500 r and 5000 r of r radiation respectively, were then car-
ried out to study the effect of chromosome reorganization, in It-
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SYUY CHENI-MANI [Hsu Chlen-nnan]; KIIVOSTOVIA., V.V.
Effect of fast neutrons on the develo]pment of winter whaat
PFG-186. Radiobiologiia 2 no.6t926-930 162 (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki, AN SSSR, Moskva.

KITVOSTOVA V. V., and VALEVA, S. A.,
"Cytogenetic Analysis of the Sensitivity of Plants to Different Kinds of Radiation."
report submitted for the 11th Intl. Congress of Genetics, 'Me Hague, Netherlands,
2-10 Seep 63

KHVOSTOVA, V. V., MOZHAYEVA, V. S., and EYGES, 14. S.,
"Effectiveness and Specificity of Ionizing Radiations and Some Cherrical Substances
in Inducing Mutations in Winter Wheat."
report submitted for the 11th Intl. Congress of Genetics, Inie Hague, Nett-erlands,
2-10 Sep 63

YMOS'f0VA V.V. - YAGIMSKAYA G.L.; LUTIKINA, A.N.
0 p
Analysis of the gonetic structure of constant 56-chromo-
somal triticuirr-agropyron hybrids. Izv. SO AN SSSR no-4.
Ser. biolw-med. nauk no.1:76-78163. (MDa 16:8)
1. Institut tsitologii i genetiki Sibirskogo ~tdeleniya AN
SSSR i Nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut oollskogo khozyay-
stva tsentrallnykh rayonov nechernozemnoy polosy.

L ~h 31 -63 E7ft? (J)j1r CC (w)1FS(v)_2t13DS1ES (a)/ES (J)ILS (c)/&~(k)/E3 (t)-2/
FKY AFFTCAMD/AFMDC/ESD-3 Pb_4/Pi-h/Po-h/Pq-4/Pe-h TT/A/RD/DD
ACCESSION NR: AP3007352 S/0293163/0011001/0186/0191
voscoval
AUTHOR: K ~h V. VI; Goetimskiyj S, As; Hoghayeva, V. S41;
Ncbzgodin I
TITLE: Further study of the inf lue-n-ce of co.ndit-ion-sof-space flight
on chromosomes of primary roots of pea and wheat sprouts
SOURCE: Kosmicheskiye issladovaniya, -4. 1, no. 1, 1963, 166-191
TOPIC TAGS: space flight effectj chromosome reconstruction, 660.
Mev proton, cobalt 60 Gamma ray, Vostok-1, Vostok 2, Vostok 3,
Vostok 4
ABSTRACT: Dry seeds of winter wheat (PPG-186) and peasC'Kapital"
variety) were exposed to effects of space flight on the four Vostok
spaceships. A cytological analysis of the sprout roots of seeds in-
dicated that exposure to space flight resulted in a small but sta--
Lfstically significant Ancrease in chromosome reconstructions. The
percentage of reconstructions does not depend on the duration.of
flight. More reconstructions were found in seeds flown in Vostok-2\-~:
than in seeds flown ifi Vostok-3, in which there was a distinct,
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but not statistically significant increase. There was no increase
in the number of reconstructions in seeds flowti in Vostok-4.Y;-Con-
trol seeds were subjected to radiation and vibratio~_fn____a_n__attpmpt
to identify which -aspects of space flight were responsible for 'the
increasR. Exposure to vibration (70 cps; amplitude, 0.4 mm) for 4 hr,.
did not i ncre a s-:
a the number of reconstructions. Exposure of
seeds to 660-Mev protons (dose 1940 rad; rate, 43/min) was no more
effective as far as the number of reconstructions is concerned than
OXPOSUre to C060 y-rays (dose. 1940 rad; rate, 289/min). Orig. art.
has: 4 tablei.
ASSOCIATION: none
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SHKUTINA, F.M.; SIEFELEV, V.M.; KHVOSTOVA, V.V.
--.- .. .. ..... - - .
Study of fertility and the chariciteristics of meiosis in wl,*atrye
amphidiploids. Biul. MOIP. Otd. biol. 69 no.1:20-27 Ja-F 164.
(WRA 17W

DUBINIII, N.P,, red.; HVDSTOV~I, V.V., kam'. bloI. nauk,
FGHELINTSEVA, G.M., red.
(Radiation and plant breeding] RadlatqiJa i ~IfAekt,.,11%
rastonii; sbornik statei. Moskya, Atomizdat, 19615. 20", p.
(MIRA IS-111)

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GOSTIMSKIY, S.A.; KHVOSTOVAP V.V.
Change In the rate of chromosome reorranization induced by
ethylanimine In the first mi.t'osla of pea rootlets. Dokl,
AN SSSR 162 no.1:197-200 My'065. (AURA 18:5)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR. Submitted June 25, 1964.

KHVOSTOVA., V.V.; STIOLETOV, V.N.
Dkrt~,Il remowzl of d,4mliging Irradilition eft',~,ct c~nd th~-- --utatlorl
FXO-e,--zi in Framinrour; Fhmts. Gene-1,11in no.3~',G-74 165.

WIESTNIKOV. V.S. (Novosibirsk); KHVOSTUNKOV, A,A, (14~ovosibirsk)
Creep in duralumin unde- both constant and variable loads.
PMT? no.4.'90-95 N-D 160'. (MIRA 14.,7)
(Creep of metals)
(Daralumin)

ACC NRI AP7005133 SOURCE CODE: UR/0126/66/022/004/0591/0597
i AUTHOR: Lerinman, R. M.; Khvostyntsev, K. L, Nikanorov, M. A.; Anitov, 1. S.;
Ksenofontova, T. B.
ORG. Institute of Metal Physics, AN SSSR (Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR)
T1TLE. Combined effect of plastic deformation and aging on the st Tucture and properties of
TSG titanium alloy
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 22, no. 4, 1966, 591-597 1
TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, metal aging, plastic deformation, phase composition, metal
recrystallization / TS6 titanium alloy
I I
ABSTRACT: The effect of plastic deformation (rolling with degrees of deformation amounting
to 3, 10 and 40% and aging(at 480T for 2, 10, 30 and 100 hr~ on the fine structure (the kinetics
of decomposition of the 0-phase, dispersity and the distribution of the &-phase) of TS6 titanium'
alloy (3. 22% Al, 3.42% Mo. 7. 80% V, 10. 80% Cr, Q. 18% Fe, 0. 03% C, 0. 01% Si, 0. 07%. 02'
0. on N., with Ti as the remainder) was investigated by mezns regular and electron
microscopy and measurements of hardness and tensile strength. It is shown that plastic de-
formation accelerates the decomposition of the metastable OI-phase and results in a more fine-
Cord
ACC NR- AP7005133
-grained and uniform structure devoid of undecomposed boundary-layer and intragranular re-
sidues of the 0-phase, which, together with the high degree of dispersity of the particles
of the segregating a-phase. leads to'a general improvement in mechanical properties.
Quenching the alloy from 800*C following 3% deformation results in polygonization; follouing
10% deformation, in partial recrystallization; and following 40% deformation, in total recrys-
tallization of the structure. In this last ease, since the decomposition of the recrystallized
~-phase occurs slowly, a marked change in the alloy's hardness is observed only after 100 br
of aging at 4800C. This may be a cause of the heterogeneity of the alloy's properties follow-
ing its hardening by heat treatment. The highest hardening rates were observed for the spe-
cimens subjected to 3 and 10% deformation prior to their quenching, which indicates that an
incompletely recrystallized structure is favorable to the Increase in mechanical strength
following aging. OrIg. art. has: 7 figures, 3 tables.
SUB CODE: -4 20/ SUM DATE:' 05Feb66/ ORIG REF. 001/ OTH REF: 001

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AP5025722 SOMC&CODE: UR/0286/65/000/rDl8/0075/007
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INVEWCIR: Anitov, I,( S.;-NikWJr0-,r M. A.- Khvostyntsev,.K.
E2
ORG; none
TITLE: gigh-strength titani age' lqy~ Class 40, No. 174795 [announced by the
Organization of tke State Commit~ee of Defense EnSineerin; USS (Organizatsiya gosudarst-
vennogo komiteta po bboronnoy tekhnike USSR) J
SOURCE.* ByU-leten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 18, 1965, 75
TOPIC TAGS: titanium alloy, 4luminu=11ontaining alloy, molybdenum containing alloy,
--4;- containing alloy, chro ~um c~ontaining alloy,
7
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a higb-strengtb titanium-base alloy
'containing aluminum, molybdenum, vanadium, and chromium. To improve ductility, the
alloy composition is as follows: 2.5-3.5% aluminum, 3.2-4.5% molybdenum,
6.5-7.5% vanadium, 10-11.3% chromium, and the balance titanium. [SDI
suB com n/ Sum DATE. oijun6h/ ATD PRms..

ACC NR, AP7001528 SOURCE CODE: UR/0193/661000/012/0005/0006
.AUTHOR: Khvotostukhi% L.'A.; Plashivtoev, N. V.; Bibayev. V. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: Machining of lKhl8N2AG5 stainless steel
SOURCE: By.ulleten' tekhniko-ekonomicheskoy informatsii, no. 12, 1966, 5-6
TOPIC TAGS: stainless steel, high strength steel, chromiumInickel ), manganese steel,
nitrogen containing steel, 9 mechanical property, steel machining/lKhIBN2AG5
steel
ABST'RACT. The Moscow Institute bf Aviation Technology has developed low-nickel high-
strength stainless lKhl8N2AG5(EP-26) steel as a substitute for lKhl8NlOT(A1SI321]
*steel. The lKhl8N2AG5 steel, in which a great part of the nickel is replaced by
manganese and nitrogen, belongs to the austenitic-ferritic class and contains more
than 70% austenite. The steel has high mechanical properties, a tensile strength of
117 kg/mm2, a yield strength of 50 kg/mm2, an elongation of 30%, ail HB hardness of
240 kg/mm2, and quite satisfactory machinability. It is recommended for aircraft
engines and other industrial uses. Sintered carbide-tipped tools are recommended for
machining the steel. Sintered T15K6 and VK8 tips are recommended for raigh machiLdng and
T15K6 tips for semifinished and finished machining. A satisfactory surface finish
is produced.at cutting speeds above 40 m/min. Subsequent burnishing with a diamond
~.018.
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On the agricultural produce market. Vnesh.torg. 41 no.5y39-48
,61. (KM 14t4)
(Produce trado)

PUGACHZVSKIYj V.P.k_ KHVOVNITSKAYAq, M.A*
- -------- - -,-- --
Protective containers for corking with radioactive substances.
Vest. rent. i rad. 35 no. 6:80 N-D 160. (MIRA 14:2)
1s Iz Kiyevskogo instit ta i i ny truda i profzabolevaniy
glg
(direktor - dotsent L.I. Medvedl).
(RADIOACTIVE SUBSTAN -SAFETY MEASURES)
(RADIATION PROTECTION)

KWOYNITSFAU, M.A.; FUGACHEVSKIYV V.P.
Hygienic evaluation of labor conditions during the use of radioactive
isotopes in metaUurgy. Vrach. delo no.8:93-94 Ag '60. (HIRL 13:9)
1. Radiologicheskaya laboratoriya Kiyevskogo instituta gigiyeny truda
i professionallnykh zabolevaniy.
(RADIOACTIVITY-ZAFETY MEASURES)
(ISOTOPES-INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS)

ALXKSMV, A.Y.; BORISENKO, A.P.; GLIKSON, V.I.; GROMOVA, N.Y.; KRASOVSKATA,
A.I.; NOVIKOVA, N.N.; OVCHAROVA. A.I.; KHVOYHIF~P .; CHURAKOV, T.P.;
red.; .12UTD-KRUT, V.A., red.;
SHASTITKO, V.M.; GEORGITIV, U.S., ---I
LEVCHUK, K.V., red.1 LEKANOVA, I.S., takhn.red,
(Prices on the world capitalistic market-, a handbook] TSerLy miro-
vogo kapitalistiche akogo rynka; spravochnik. Moskva, Vneshtorgizdat,
1958. 391 pe (MIRA 12:7)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-isaledovatellskiy konNyunkturnyy institut.
(Prices)

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Wate
r distr tion in the body following exposure to high envJron-
mental temperature. Biul. Pkep. biol. mod. 47 no-5:53-56 My 159
(MIRA 12:7)
1. Iz lustitutn giglyeny truda 1. prof znbolevaniy (dir. - doteent
L. L Rk-,Wed' ), Kiyev. Predstavlena deystvitell nym chlenom ME SSSR
S.Ye. Severinym.
(M'P, off.
on water distribution (RIR))
(WATICR, metab.
eff. of heat dintribution (Faxs))

KIM-MITSKAYA 11.A
Changos in water-salt metabolism in radiation
in rabbits by radiophosphorne. Mad.rad. 4
1. Iz Kiyevekogo inatituta gigiyony trw1a i
(RADIATION INMY exper.)
(PHOSPHOUS radioactive)
(BODY nUIDS)
sickness induced
no.7:88-89 Jl '59.
(MIRk 12:9)
profzabolo~vaniy.

MMOTRITSKATA, M.A. [Khvoynytacka, M.A.]
Method for simultaneous determination of the volume of extracellular
"sulfate* space and the volume of circulating blood in an intact
organism by the use of radioactive sulfur and phosphorus. Ukr.bio-
khim.zhur. 31 no.5:759-764 159. NiRA 13:4)
1. Institute of Idbor E~ygiene and Occupational Diseases, Xiev.
(BODY nUIDS) (SULMM--ISOTOPES) (PHOSPHORUS- ISOTOPES)

KUOYNITSKAYA, M.A.j FUGACREVSKIY, V.E.
Hygienic requirements in work with continuously radioactive luminous
paint. Vrach. delo no.12:126-129 D 161. OaiiA 15:1)
1. Kiyevskiy nauchno-issledavatellskiy institut gigiyeny truda i
profzabolevaniy.
(LUMNOUS PAINT) (RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANGLS-TOXICOLOGY)

BABMiTSHEV, V.M.; KHVOYNITSKIY, V.I.
Automatic device for rate-mensuring potentiometric -.nd coulometric
titration. Zav.lab. 26 no.1:113-114 160. (HIRA 13:5)
1. Kuybyshevskiy indiistriallnyy institut.
(Titration)

KI[VOYNOVSKIY. A.
USSR/Yedicine. Veterinary - Infectious Diseases
YAr 521
"Ring Test for Diagnosing Brucalloais of Cows (Tr&aalated into Russian from 'Medycvna
Veterltaryina,l No 6, 1951)w S. Runge, T. Lotinskly, A. Khvoynovsl-,iy, T. Dz)-ubek
"Vetorinariya" Vol XXIX, No 3. PP 55, 56
Describes in detail the technique of this test, which is carried out on lactating cows.
216T36

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SO
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UIVUL" A.M.
Pulmonar7 function in experimental rickets. Padiatriia 39 no.6:
10-15 N-D #56. (MIRA 10:2)
1. Iz patomorfologichaskov laboratorii (zav. -- dotaont N.A.
Makelmovich) Ukrainakogo nauchno-looledovatellskogo instituta
olkhrany materinetva i detstva (dir. sasluzhennyy Yrach USSR
H.D.Barovs)
(RICKETS, experimental,
lungs in (Rue))
(LUNGS, in various diseases,
exper. rickets (Rue))
V-1CIL"
S TTI-
-2
TnV-v-!.'X,2
On L'iu Of RichUtL;
R
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Card

KHVULIJ, A. M.; GUSOVSKIY, Ya. M.; VENDT, V. P.
Development of hypervitaminosis D after administrntion of mrnthetic
vitamin D preparations. Pediatriia no.11:14-39 161.
(MM 14:12)
1. Iz Ykrainskogo nauchno-iseledova-tellskogo instituta oRhrany
materinstva i detstva imeni Geroya Sovetskogo Soyuza prof. P. M.
Buyko (dir. kandidat meditsinskikh nauk A. G. Pap)
(VITAMINS-D) (HYPERVITAMINOSIS)

SVYATKINA, Klavdiya AIClreyevlvl, ;,,of.; KIRTLI I Ai=. ll,'a,rkovna,
doktor red. nauk; HASSOLI)VA., .e y ~,,v nii, . ,band.
inod. nauk; POIN0.1,1ARM, F.A., prof. red.; DKIILOVA,
Ye.11., rod.
(Rickets] Rakhit. I:oskvn, "'oditsinn, 1964. -221 p.
('Vilm I'l:io)
I #'- 1.

KMLIP G.M. [Xhvult, H.M.); GUSOVSKIY, Ya.M. [Husovslkyi, IA.Mj; VENDT, V.P.
Influence of large doses of various preparations of vitamin D on
the rise of hypervitaminosis under experimental conditions. Ped.,
akush. i gin. 22 no-4:30-33 160. (MIRA 14:5)
~. Ukrainalkly naukovo-goslidniy institut OWID in. Geroya Hadyanst-
kogo Soyuzu prof. P.M.Buylca (direktor - zasluzh.likar URSR M.D.
Burova) ta Institut biokhimii AN URSR (direktor - akad.O.V.Palladin).
(HYPERVITANINOSIS) (VITAMINS--D)

KHVUL', R.M.; PECHUX, L.M.; FRIZKkN. M.0.
-,fntibacterlal therapy of cavernous forma of piilmonary tuberculosis
In children and adolescents. Ped., akush. I gin. 20 no.6:5-8 158.
(MIRA 13:1)
1. Detskiy tuberkaleznyy sanatoriy im. M. Gorlkogo (konsulltant -
kand.mod.nauk L.M. Pechuk), Kiyev, Pashcha-Voditsa.
(TUBERCULOSIS)

KMBAVOV, M.A., prof., ABEnMAN, A.A., KSHANOVSKIT, S.A., PRZHEVAL'SKJAYA, L..A.
-
Causes of failure and outcome of proloneed antibacterial therapy
of cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis [with summary in French].
Probl.tub- 36 no.6:16-28 158 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Iz Ukrsinskogo institute tu,)erkuleza imeni F.G. Yanovskogo (dir.
dots. A.S. Mamolat).
(TUBERGULOSIS, PUMMONARY, ther.
chemother. in envitntion, causes of failure (Rus)))

Awl"
3114
AlmoollpIr
.1 tm up yen .1 t
of oz.
at ........

DERKAN', G.K. [author]; KHVYLI. G.L.-Q. Smela) [reviewer].
Shortcomings, leading to idealism in metaphysics ("Number and Its theory.0
G.N. Berman. Reviewed by G.L.Xhvyll.) Mat.v shkole no.5:76-78 S-0 153.
(MI-RA 6:9)
(Numbers. Tlieory of) (German. Georgii Hikolaevich, d. 1949)

KIRTYEYA, D. S. (and others)
Flowing
Wor;~ indicators of disk colters on black-earth ani turfy-podzolic sothq. Foefivovedenle,
No. 2, 1952.
qf Russian Accessijns Library of Congress, June 1952. Undlassificd.
Monthly

KHVYLYA, Ke so
Soils - Analysis
Improvoment of the Fudoyov-Vlllyuju-,~ apparatua (*or detc-I-InItI1,11,, f'Inviomi of' soil s-tructure.
Pochvovedenie No. 7, 1952
Monthly Lijt of Russian Accesslons. Library of Congress. September 1952. U!!CI-.;iSjIFILD.

1. MTV)rLYA t K. S.
2. TJSSR (600)
4. Plowing
7. Problem of the aim in plowing. Fochvovedenie No. 4, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress April _ 1953, Uncl.

1. WYAKIN YA.B.
2. USER (6no)
4. 6heep-Grimea
7. Growth of Tsupintyakiy sheep In the Crimea, Sota.zhiv. 15, no. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Conj;ress, April IQ5~, unclass.

KHYAMULYAMill Khellvi (Hamelainen, Helvilp finakayn pisateltnitsa
Two solemn worda peace and friendship* Sovo profsoiuzy is
no,20#39-40 0 IzL (MIRA 15:10)
(Finland--Iabor and laboring classes) (Peace)

USFENSKIY, V.A.; RILDCHENKO, O.A.; GLEBOVSKAYA., Ye.A.; SHISHKOVA, A.P.;
ICLITS-ANSKAYA, T.N.; INDENBOM, F.B.; Prini-11 uchastiye:
KOLOTOVA, L,F.., khimik; CHAYGINA, T.F., tekhnik; USKDiA, T.B.2
laborant; VIKULIKA, M.N.., laborant; POLOVNIKOVA, I.A., fizik;
PETROV$ A.K. tekhnik; PONOIQ.RLV,, B.P.,, laborant; KHXA XALUYNIN.
L B laborant; KLOCHKOV, B.N.., laborant; RAGINA, G.M., vedushchiy
red.; SAkRONOVA, I.M., tekhn.red.
[Basic processes of the transformation of bitumens in natur'e
and the problems of their classification] Osnovnye puti pre-
obrazovaniia bitumov v prirode i voprosy ikh klassifikateii.
Leningrad, Gos.nauchno-tokhn.izd-vo neft.i gorm-toplivnoi
J-it,-ry Leningr.otd-nie', 1961. 314 p. (Leningrad. Vsesoiuznyi
nauchno-issledovatellskii geologorazvedochnyi institut. Trudy,
rio.185). (MBA 15-4)
(Bitumon-Geology)

GULYAYEVA,- L.I.; VINOGRADOVA, A.P:~; KHYANINA, A-P-; KAIRPOVSKAYA, R.R.
Determination of the trace amounts of sulfur in the procbcts of
petrochemical synthesis. .1reftekhWia, 3 no.2:296-302 Mr-Ap
163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Vsesoyuzryy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut neftekhimicheskikh
protsessov.
(Sugar--Analysis) (Petroleum chemicals)

~ I i V Yt' ""I" V A, !..I.; IKT:Y!, N IN' A, A P.
mr-hatometriN detemln%tion of *,hr~ c~.-,t (!nt. -.!c~7Lc, o~ in
n,.juvow-,.-o lie. ions.\ luit). 10 no . 4 : 1, 17-4 ) ~ 1'0'.. (M RA 1-7:4)
1. Vsogoyilzriyy nauchho-isgIedowitel'skiy imititnt
protrammv.

GULYA17VA, L.I.; KHYANINA, A.P.
I
Using the pyroanalytic method to determine the fluorine in alumino-
platinum catalysts and catalysis products. Nefteper. i neftekhim.
no.7:29-32 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. VseDoniznyy naikohno-Issledovatellskiy inatitut neftekhimichesklkh
protse8sov.

GULYAYE VA F L~7 . -, KIIYANI Nit, A .11.
Determination of the methanol conten' of formalin. Zav. lab.
v
30 no.Pi944 164. (M-'HA 18,43)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovata!'Wy institut neftekhimicheskikh
pMtsassov.

KOAMU, A. A.J* Gl%16hlJl,1j G.V. A10 FiMXROV, L. N.
"About the Modification of AuSltor~ Sensiti,41L~ In Actlon of' 6ound Du2-JnE:
Bypnotlo, Sleep," Fiz. Zbur., 32p lio.5) pp 11,,46
Tranalation 297, Lullch

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KHYBUTIYA-,IABUNIYA, 0. A.
"The Bacteria of the Genus Protew, Their Significance
in Food Poisoning, and a Comparative Biochemical and Serological
Study of the Strains Isolated From Human and Rodent Faces."
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at
USSR Higher Educational Institutions (10)
SOs Sum, No. 4819 5 May 55

TORPAN, B.K., kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; [Jglrej?Lrv, H.11 I
iazh.
Investigating the corrosion of steel in the presence of shale
ash at high temperatures. Izv. vys. ucheb. Sav.; energ. 2 no-7:
105-110 Jl '59- (MIRA 13:1)
l.Tallinskiy olitekhniche My institut.
iSteel--Corro:ion) (Otl shales)

MAMEDOV, Shankhal; LEW~, G.Ya.1 !IIYD~O
11 D.N.
I I-...
Glycol ethers and their derivativen. Part 65; Synthesis of alkoxy-
metbyl others of trichloromethylplionylearbitiol. 2hur.ob.khim. 34
no.1:53-58 Ja '64. (MA 170)
1. Institut naftekhimicheskikh protsessov AN AzarSSR.

ACC NR,7*-,V602888C-
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AUTHOR: Mamedov, Shamkhal; Shamilov, Kh. Kh.; Khydrov, D. N.
ORG: Institute of Petrochemical Processes, Academy of Sciences, AzerbSSR, Baku
(Institut neftekhimicheskikh protsessov Akademii nauk AzerbSSR)
TITLE., Glycol ethers and their derivatives. CVIII. Synthesis of alkox)methyl
others of 1-hexyloxy-3-(diethylamino)-2-propanol
SOURCE. Zhurnal organicheskoy khimii, v. 2, no. 8, 1966, 1377-1382
TOPIC TAGS: pesticide, hexyloxydiethylaminopropanol alkoxymethyl ether, ether,
chemical synthesis
ABSTRACT: In a search for new pesticides, a series of previously unreported
.methoxy-, propoxy-, isopropoxy-, isobutaxy-, and isoamyloxy-
methyl ethers of 1-hexyloxy-3-(diethylamino)-2-propanol (1) and
:methoxy-, propoxy-, butoxy-, and amyloxymethyl ethers of
I-vinylmethoxy-3-(diethylamino)-2-propanoI (II) were synthesized
,by a variant of the Williamson ether synthesis, in which a-chloro-'
:methyl alkyl ethers are treated with I and 11 in the presence of ~:
;NaOH. Composition and properties of the uaw ethers (III-X11) are!
iven in the table. At 40-50"C in the presence of Na methoxide.:
Card UDC: 547.27

ACC NRs AP6028888
I reacts with acrylonitrile to form XIII. Compound XIV was ob-
tained by heating (at 75-60%) a mixture of I with hexamethylene-'
amine, benzene, and paraformaldehyde. I reacts in benzene solutioq
with t:-.ionyl chloride to form XV. Compounds XVI-XX were obtainedl
by the reaction of XV with Na alkoxides at 60-70*C. At 90-100*0
XV reacts with hexamethyleneamine to form XXI. Compound XXII was'
obtained by the reaction of XV with ethylmagnesium bromide. Re-
action of XV with potassium acetate yielded XXIII; with potassium
isoamylxanthogcnate XV reacts to form XXIV; and with ethylene glycoli
XV reacts to form XXV. XXVI is formed in the latter reaction as
a by-product. XXVX reacts with a-chloro-methyl ether to form
XXVII. Composition and properties of the new others are given in
the table;
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ACC Nit- AP6028888
Com- Yicld bp
20 20 MRD Found Z
-
-
pound
no, (in (p in mm) d4 nD -
Found -
Falc'd -';
~ -H
N
128-130- (1) 0.860 4412

. 69.2a 69.49 07 46. 12.82
' 6 46
'
I :
I I 1 67:31
1 12.95 5: 88
104-105151 O.OiSS 4SM SA.98 5S.07 64.23, It.571 7.66,

AP6028888
Com- Yield bp 20 20 MRD Fo und X
pound (in (p in n1m) d~ nD
Found c
,no. ___Ealc 1 d
X111 60 162-163 (0-5) 0.8927 1.4438 60.30 80.62 0.00, t1.67. 10.10,
67.90 11.57 to. to
x1v 54 02-04 (1) O.M6 1.4GU3 MM tOA.01 70.62, 12.32. 8.48,
70.55 12.72 6.17
XV4 W I wo-i 22 (1) 0.9172 1.4450 72.41 72..b2 62.31, 11.28, 5.32,
62.46 H.16 .5.73
xvi 74. 118-120(1) 0.6595 1.4336 74.0 74.41 G8.96. 13.05. 55.8833..
68.76 t2,99 5.78
xyll 61 126-127 (1) 0. F-57 1 1.4341 78.69 79.06- - . .-
5.79.
5.81
'XVIII 75 135-136(l) 0.6532 1.4350 63.33 83.71 70.60, 12.90, 5.35,
70.04 12.99 5.49
XIX 70 146-147 (1) 0.8517 1.4306 88.22 8S.36 - - 4.77,
4.89
xx 77 154-156 (1) OX502 1.4380 92.93 93.00 7239, 13.42, 4.72,
72.09 13.44 4.75
xxi 50 170-172 (1) O.SMS L4623 97.15 91.60 73.35. 13 16 G.K
73.17 12:88' 9.25
XXII 46 116-119(2) O.SM L4354 76.90 77.30 74.06. 13 67 5.67,
J:'.: '11-76 13:83' 5.59
rouna A'. Ul LIf.JJj- A4.47- 6 IU a 1.
kL.
4
1 ACC NRt AP6028888'
Um- Yield

ound bp
'
'20
20 MRD Found X
p
no. (in 2), (P in .
d-4 n1) Fctz-,.d. alc'd c
H N
T
XXIII

XXIV 54

t4 144-146 (1) 1

20S-210(i) 0 !MS

0. 95-S5 LOG6

L4912 178.63 1

13.95 7859

.35
it G. 2i7
6G.22:
60. 76,
P60. 4G 11.18. 1
11.16
io.59.
10.70 1 5.28.
5.35
3.GG.
3.49

ACC-Mi AP6028888

Com- Ca lculated X
pound Formula '

no. I

C
a
N.
C,311,,NO, 67.53 12.55 6.06
-CIOH"NOS 64A7 11.23 7.42

CISI133NO3 .45
65 12.00 5.09
CiH37N03 - 4.62
C171137NO3 67.33 MU 4.62
vi C39113,N03 - 4.41
All C,011j,NOS 68.88 12.39 4.23
Vill C161141N02 - 4.23
Ix C11113SN03 62.34 tO.82 6.06
x CjjH2iN03 .5-.67
Yj Cj&HjN03 65.93 .11.36 5.12 1
4.69
FACC7 NRs AP6028-68'8'
Com-
pound Formula
no.
xill C111132NIO,
C=lljgNjOj
XIV
xv*- '_S~jlluCINO
XVl C111131 NOS
xvil CISH3'3NO,
xvill CISH -NO
U a
-
xix C1,11
nNO2
XX C131136NOS
xxi C,11,N202
XX!I C131136NO.
XXIII C15113,1403
Calculated X
C 11 N
67.60 It .27 qxb
70.18 12.28 8.18
62.7S 10.66 5-63
68.57 12.68 i.71
- - 5.40
70.33 12.83 5.12
- - 4.88
71.76 12.95 4.6S
73.08 12.82 8.97
74.07 13.58 5.90
65.93 11.35 , 5.12
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ACC NRs AP6026886
Com-
pound! ,
Formula
no. i
Calculated X
C H
XXIV 00 C191139N02S, .60.48 10.31
XXV CjsII.VNO3 65.46 12-00
XXVI CH,,N,Oi 68.85. M30
xxv,U Cj7.T13INO4 .63.95 11.60
SUB CODE:' O~,%/SUBM DATE; 2lJan65/ ORIG REFS 012/
N
.3.71
6.09
7-73
4.39-
(WA-50; CBE NO.

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