SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LASTOCHKINA, L. A. - LASTOVSKIY, R.P.

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LASTOCHKINAt L. A.
Potapov, M. V. and Lautochkina, L, A. "Using the method of transverse cirmdation
for increasing the stability of drainage canals," Nauch. zapiski (Moak. gidromeliorat. in-t
im. Viltyamsa),, Vol. XVII, 1948, P. 157-83
SOi U-3264, 10 April 53,, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 4, 1949).

4 0 5 1-0
IVANOVSKAU, Kseniya Mikhay-lovna, kandidat tekhaicheskikh nauk;
'~~&!.,.~redaktor; SKVCRTSOV,I.H.. tekhaicheaki7
redaktor
(Technique of statistical computation of hjydrological
parameters of rivers; a practical manual] Tekhnika sta-
tisticheskikh tschislenii gidrologichoskikh parametrov rek;
prakticheakoe rukovodstvo. Moskva, Goa.energ.izd-vo, 1955.
107 P- WERA 9:3)
(Rivers)

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Translation from: Referati%,nyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957. Nr 7, p 103 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Lastochkina, L. A.
TITLE: The Battle Against the Loss of Water From the Irrigation Canals in
the Low Reaches of the Amu-Darlya (Borba s poteryami vody iz
irrigatsionnykh kanalov v nizoviyakh Amu-Darli)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Aralo-Kaspiysk. kompleksnoy ekspeditsii AN SSSR 1956
Nr 6, pp 136 -- 157
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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APOLLOV, Boris Alekscndrovich; LASTOCHKINA L A red.;
~ : tj L' . .,
-aEC- . J,
TATARD40VA, Ye.I., red.; -jgV-A.% V- tekhn. red.
[Study of rivers] Uchenie o rekakh. 2. izd. Moslcva, lzd-
vo Mook. univ., 1963. 422 p. (MIHk 16:12)
(Rivers)

TASTOMM'.11. 1.
Clinical asPects tmd Pathohistology of psychotio statoo in intoxi-
cation with tetra-ethyl, lead. flevropat, paikhlatap I:oakva 19-.3,
Vay-Juno 50, p. 56-61
1~ Yaroslavlf
M-111 19p 5j, Vrovo 1950

LASTOCHKINA9 N.N.
Methods.for plotting the subsurface structural plans of the
Usti Yenisey region based on aeromagnetic data. Trudk NIIGA
132sl87-191 162, (MIRA 16W
(Yeniaey Valley-MAgnetism, Terrestrial)
(Aeronautics in surVng)
(Geology,, Structural

I"TOCHKINA, T.S.
Peneetration of the t.Vroid cartilage in chondroperichondritis in
a 13-7ear-old child. Vest.oto-rin. 19 no-3:112-11~ My--Je 157.
(MIRA 10:10)
1, Iz kliniki bolezney ukha, gorls i nose (dir. prof. I.I.
Shcharbatov) pediatrichookogo fakullteta Il Moskovskogo meditsinskogo
insituta *
(LARYNGEAL CARTILAGES. die.
chondro-perichondritin of thyroid cartilage, fenestration
in 13-year old girl)

LAPSHIN, VJ.; SITNIKOVA, I.V.; RYABCHENKOV,~T.N.; LIKHOBABENKO, A.P.;
Prinimali ucbastiye.- FEDOROVA, N.M.; LASTOVA N.A.- OSIPOVA,
A.P.; KOZI MIN A, N.M. ~-- - ~, I
Effect of the degree of branching of high density polyethylene
on the mechanical properties of tubes produced by extrcsion.
Plast. massy no.5r22-26 165. (MIRA 18:6)

42o62
AUTHORS;
TITLE:
Barvinskiy, L.L., Lastovchenko, M.M.
s/io6/62/boo/oll/oWoo
A055/A126
Influence of the preventive maintenance duration on the reliability
of radioelectronic apparatus
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyazl, no. 11, 1962, 57 - 61
TEXT: The dependence of the average-time offaultless operation of radio-
electronic apparatus on the time devoted to preventive maintenance is determined
in the article. The authors consider a system containing N equally reliable
elements, that has been in operating conditions dui-ing the time Toper- Since
the total number of failures consists of sudden failures nsud and progressive
failures npr (due to aging), the average time 6f faultless operation is:
T
To oper M
n + n - n I (t
sud pr pr pr
where n'' (t ) is the part of the progressive failures prevented by preventive
pr pr
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S/106/62/000/011/003/003
Influence of the preventive maintenance duration on... A055/A126
maintenance, and tpr is the preventive maintenance time per element, the time
devoted to the preventive maintenance of the whole system being, therefore,
Tpr = N tpr - (2)
A coefficient o( (tP,), named differential coefficient of,the preventive mainte-
nance efficiency, is introduced by the authors;
C4 (tpr) dn pr q (t pr) (3)
(t ) dt 71-- j'_(t
pr pr pr pr
where q (tpr) is the probability of detection of a defective element during tPr,
and n" (t ) is the number of undetected defective elements during t Inte-
pr jr pr-
grating (3 and assuming that OL(tpr) OL = const, the authors write (1) in
the following form:
T0 oper - O(t P1, (4)
nsud. + npre
In the absence of preventive maintenance, (4) becomes:
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S/106/62/000/011/003/003
Influence of the preventive maintenance duration on... A055/A126
T
T - oper (5)
0 M111 nBud + npr
The final formula for the average time of faultless 6peration, as depending on
the time devoted to preventive maintenance, is
TO 1 (11)
0 min OL Tpr
(1 - e-
where
n
pr
n pr + n sud* (10)
The expression for the reliability P of the apparatus, as depending on Tprl is:
t
Card 3/4- P = e T 0 min (12)

S/106/62/000/011/003/003
Influonce of the preventive jivAntonanco duration on... A055/AI26
Taking into accc)unt that the efficiency coefficient of preventive maintenance
Keff is equal to the ratio:of the number of prevented failures to the total nuim-
ber of failures, (11) can be written as foliows:
ck T N ln A (13)
Pr A - Xeff
There are 2 figures.
SUBMITTED: March 22, 1962
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SHISHONOK, N11olay Andreyevich; REPKIN, Vasiliy Fedorovich)
1WIVIN'SKIY, Leonid LIvovich; Prinimall uchartiye
V.Yu., LTA-13-TOVCHT-11KO, M.M..; YUREEDENTSM , B.F.;
USHAKOV, I.A.; WiRZILOVIC.H, Ye.Yu.; SENETSKIY, S.A.;
ALEKSA11DROVA, A.A.,, red.; GUTCHINA, N.Ya.., red.;
IYUBIMOVA, T.M.,, red.
(Princip2es of the theory of the reliability and opera-
tion of radioelectronic apparatus] Osnovy toorii nadezh-
nosti i ek2pluatatsii radioelektronnoi te~hniki. Moskva,
Sovetskoe radio, 1964. 550 P. (IIALRA 18: 2)

Country : USSR id
Category: Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables.
Cucurbits.
Abs Jour: RZhBiol., No 22, 1958, No 100321
Author Lastovenko, V.A.
I.................... ................................
Inst
Title Nochanization of Side-Dros8in3 Vegetable
and Melon Crops.
OrI3 Pub: Udobreniyo i urozhay, 1958, No 6, 49-52.
Abstract: No abstract.
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IASTOVMIKO, V.A. nauchnYY sotrudnik
NPSSH-12 mounted platform used in harvesting vegetablexa.
14okh.sill.bospo 10 no.7:25-26 J1 159. (HIRA 12:12)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-lasledovatelinkiy institut Ovo:jI.Ichevod-
Btva i kartoflya.
(Vegetables-Harvesting)

DZYURA,, V.I.; GALAGAN., V.S. [Halahan,, V.S.]; LASTOVEM, V.A.
Technological cl~wts for growing vegetables, 14ekh. sill hosp. 12
no. 4:25-47 Ap 61. (;4IRA 14:4)
1. Ukrains1ky naukovo-doslidnyy institut ovochivnitetva i
kartopli. .
(Vegetable gardening)

DtYAKONOV, M., D.; LASTOVENKO V. A., nauchnyy sotrudnik
How we mechanize vegetable gardening. Yakh. sill. hos 14
no.2:27-29 F 163, (MIRA 16:4Y 0
1. Glavnyy inzh. sovkboza, "Kom=arl Kbarlkovskoy oblasti
(for D'yakonov). 2. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy insti-
tut ovoshchevodstva i kartofelya (for Iestovenko).
(Vegetable gardening)
(Agricultural machinery)

IASTOVETS, V,F.
-I L,
he AP-1 automatic switch for recording test fi2ms. Trudy IQZ~IZ
110.91.118-222 161. (MMk 15:9)
(I-Lagnetic recorders and recording)

LASTOVET-MY, B.I., in,-,Ii.-, U-I'FP!,)V, Y.Sb, inzh.
Prevent stope arr~~ ir FirgLJirrr:ay -J-e~~. &zDp.tru-ia --,
i 1.
prom. 5 no.12:.J-.( D '61, 01-'Ilq~ II)
1. GosjrorteVhn;;dzor Yazakl,,skoy SSR.
(Mirgalimsay-Lead inines and mining-Sal"ety mpasures)

UTEM) K. Sh.; IASTOVETSKI
&pediency of reviewing the conditions for balanced ore
reserves of complex-ore deposits being worked in the Rudnyy
Altai, Ikzved. i okh. nedr 28 no.5:34-36 My 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
L Goeudarstvannyy komitet pri Savete Ministrov Kazakhoko SSR
po nadzoru za bezopaenym vedeniyem rabot v promysh-lennosti i
gornomu nadzoru.
(Altai Mountains-Mining engineering)

JA~3TLIVF7shlyy fill. inzl
, F -C-,Eis -g-v,:
P %, q r- qs~ I r '8;3-
v prom. 8 no.12,.,21. 23 D '64.
-et T)r4 Clov te Ylin:~strov KazaRYSkoy SSR
1. Gosuda.stvennyy koinit . - , e
snym vedeniven rabot v promyshicrinosti 1
po nacizorl za bezopa
gornoau nad-.o-,u.

ACO NRr! AP6033506 SOURCE CODE: UR/'0413166/000/018/0136/0136
INVENTOR:- Lastovetskiy, L. Ye,
ORG*." none
TITLE. Flexible bearing\.\ Class 47, No. 186226 [announced by the Moscow
Aviation Institute im. S. Ordzhonikidze (Hookovskiy aviatsionnyy institu:
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov znj no, 18, 1966, 136
TOPIC TAGS: antifriction bearing, flexible bearingo slide bearing,
enginecomponent, 8V-3J9/A/(,-
ABSTRACT: An elantic bearing consists of a housing containing flexible
bushing having through cavities inside its wall. In order to ensure the
Fig. 1. Flexible bearin
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.1 - External bushing; 2 - protrusions;
.3 - intermediate flexible k!l~in ~#\\
4 - inner movable bushing; 5 - stem;
6 - cylindric member; 7 - shaft.

ACC NRr AP6033506
control of stiffness, the flexible bushing is built in sections con-
sisting of three bushings inside one another and a cylindrical inner
component. At the same time, the external bushing is provided with
protrusions on the inner surface, theintermediate bushing is flexible
and rests on the inner protrusions of the external bushing forming
through cavities. The inner movable bushing, having a stem for angular
displacement, and the external protrusions, resting on the inner surface
of the intermediate flexible bushing, also form througb-cavities. The
cylindrical component is inserted inside the movable bushing. In anothei
version of the bearing, the cylindrical member is replaced by a slide
bearing\\insert. In a third version of the bearing the cylindric member
antifriction, bearing& Orig* art* hast 1 figt~res-
SUB CODEt 21/ SUBH DAM 03jun65
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LASTOVETS KIY,
Practices in preparing the metal structural elements in the
oxygen blown oonverter plant named for Lenin. Prom. stroi.
41 no.4tl8-21 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Direktor Zhdanovskogo zavoda metallokonstruktsiy.

LASTOVETSKIY Vb dotsent
!-S~~v - I
Neuropsychic disorders in endemic goiter. Trudy Semipal. mad. inst.
2:217-242 159, (MA 15:10
OIEMSES) (TRANSCARFATIIIA-GOITER)

LASTOVETSKIY, V. V., Doe Med Sci -- (diss) "Endemic goiter in the
-"T ~~i~c~arpa ~-!~ia-r-egion and the neuropsychic disorders associated
with it." Tashkent, 1960. 51 pp; (Ministry of Public Health Uzbek
SSR, Tashkent State Medical Inst); 300 copies; price not given;
list of authors' works at end of text (10 entries); (KLt 31-60, 143)

LASTOVETSKIY, M., dotsent
Psychoneurological aid in Ternopol' Province. Vrach. delo no.12:
130-132 D 161. (14IFA -15: 1)
1. Kafedra psikhiatrii (zaveduyushchiy - doktor med. nai%k V.V.
Lastovetskiy) Ternopollskogo meditainakogo instituta.
(TERNOPOL FIMINCE-AEUROPSYCHIATRY)

v
,LAS-TOVETSKIY,----.V. - -
Clinical aspects of the diencephalic syndrome. Vrach. delo
no.12,.132-133. D 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Wedra psikMatrii (zav. - doktor med. nauk V.V-
Lastovetskiy) Ternopol'skogo meditsinskogo instituta.

SAVCHENKO-, N.I.; LASTOVICH, A.S. 4
. ..... ---'
Studying and making use of cystoplasmic male sterility in
winter wheat. Agrobiologila no.2:243-249 Mr-Ap 164.
(MIRA 17 - 6)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sakharnoy
svekly, Kiyev.

S
/632/63/929/005/007/022

ATMW Shtifman, L%M.p Lastovith,,: V.V. and,Kuryakovai L.-G.
~TITLE: Determination Of sodium cycloinntsdienyl content in a reaction
mixture by high-frequency titratiow

PERIODICAL: -no
Uvbdskaya laboratoriyap v. 29j, .5.-1563 546
TM: o methods 6f.determining sodium In sodium cyclopentadienyl
ap-pearju the:literature. The fact thatthe reaction mixture is colored would
--the. use- of. a
make n indicator difficult. The method consists:of high-frequency
titratidn of the combined sodium. The.anal is takes715 minutes.
y6

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hIgh-f requen:!y r.,Ahod. ',..0-v. lab. ."0 no.5".543 '64.
(HIPA 17,15",

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SHTUM, L.M.; KURYAKOVA, L.G.; LASTOVICHj V.V.; LERNER, M.O.
Manganese determination in gasoline and carbon deposits. '11-n-f-. i
tekh. topl. i masel 10 no.2146 F f65- (MIRA 18:8)

Lj-jI-- F I ~ , - j ~ , - 1;7 1/
- -; I I- I - , V I
IASTMCKA, V.
Standardization of th-i leather parts of textile machines. p. 120. (Textil, Praha,
Vol. 9, no. 4. Apr. 1954)
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAL), M Vol 4, No. 6, June 1955, Uncl

ZAYKO, V.P.; LASTOVITSKAYA , K.S.
Reducing the loss of molybdenum in the manufacture of ferromc-
lybdenum. Biul. TSIIC!24 no.2:34-36 161, 14: 9 )
(fron-molybdenum alloys)
(Molybdenum)

o9169-67 EWT(m)/EWP(t)/ETI/EWP(k) IJP(c) JD
ACC NRi "7002300
SOURCE CODES UR/0133/66/000/001/0046/0049
AUTHORS Dubroving As S.; Agarkovaq N. A.; Shestakov, S. S.; I~stovitskaxa
-1C
Klokotina, L. L
ORGZ Chelynbinsk Scientific Research Institute of Hotallurgy and Cholypbinak
-fy-
Electromotallurgicnl Combine (tFe ihifnaffy n.-is Inatitut metallurgil i
Cholyabinskly elaktrometallurgichoskiy kombinat)
TITLES Optimal conditions for melting ferromolybdenum
SOURCE: Stalft no. 1, 1966# 46-4
9
TOPIC TAGSt iron alloy, molybdenum alloy,, metal melting
ABSTRACT, The optimal average temperature for molting ferromolybdenum is
'1850-19500C in which the heating process is determined to a large degree by
duration of the process.
Cortrol of process rate and; consequently,, process temperature for meta.110-
th*omal melting of forromolybdonum can be achieved by chang-ing size of charge
.;Components* Grinding ferronilicon to loss than 0~1 mm. helpa to accelerate
the process and t0-roduco consumption of aluminum by a factor of 1-5-2e
Maximum extraction of molybdenum into an ingot of suitable metal (up to
:97.5%) and a significant lowering of the amount of tailings are simultaneously,
'durinst Arinding o~(.the concentratee.. Opt~~ rocess;'
_ponditione,of the melting p
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LASTOVKA.
,
Basic principles of district and regional hygienic and anti-epidemic
services. Gee. nemoc. 20 -a0.7-10:102-107 Sept-Doe 1952. (GIRL 23:4)

1ASTOVU.% '
Iegislation on hygienic and and anti-epidemic cars. Uravoto reT.t
Praha 27 no.7-8:135-138; passim Nov 1952# (OLML 24:2)
1. Doctor,*

LASTOVXA,.I)r.
.
V...
~O Notes'on. the lax No 4/1952 Sb. in Czechoslovakia* Pracovni lek. 7
no.1:42-46 Fab 55.
.(INDUSTRiAL HYGrM. legislation
Czech*, Ism of 1952)

LASTOVXA, Jaroalav, Dr.
Problem of the law on hygienic and anti-epidemic care.
Cesk. zdravot. 4 n0-7:389-396 July 56.
1. Ministerstvo zdravotnictvi - hygienicko-apidemiologicky
odbor.
(PUBLIC R3ALTH, legislation,
in Czech., law on byg. & anti-spidem. care (Cz))

-%,.~ASTOVKA, Jaroslav, JUDr.; STXPAIT, Jaromir, JUDr.
Relation of health organization to criminal law. Cook. %dravot.
5 no.5:274-277 Mar 57.
1. Ministerstvo zaravotnictvi.
(MEDICINE, LEGAL,
in Czech. (Gz))

HRMN. G.H.; TARUBTSYAR. 1.S., redaktor; LASTOVKA, Ye.T., redaktor;
NIKOIAMA, Y.G., redaktor; BOGDAY-O-V.--T.-P.-.--tVkfticheskiy redaktor;
SHAPOVALOY. V.L. takhnicheskiy redaktor -
[Zgyptiau cotton. Abridged translation from the Inglishl Igipstakii
khlopchatnike Sokrashchannyl perevod s angliiekogo. Pod obahchei red.
i a predial. I.S.Varuntsiana. Moskva, Iza-vo inostrannoi lit-ry,
1956, 167 Pe (MIRA 10:1)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen Voesoyuznoy akademii sel'skokhozvaystvannykh
nauk im. V.I.Ienina (for Varuntoyan)
(Egypt-Cotton growing)

/ /~,~ 'Tj~~; I/ 14~ /~ ') -~ --t- I V I
S 3. A. LScheibe. A.]. Prof.. red.: YAKUSHKINA. 0.Y., doktor sel'sko-
khozya7stvenrqkh nauk-,[translator];-LASTOVKA, Ye.V., kand.sellako-
khosyayiDtvewqkh nauk, red.; PEPPER, Jr.W,-3R&d'-.,; K-L*'IHENEO, S,V.P
tekhn.red.
(Field-crop, production. Translated from the German] Rastenievodetvoo
Rod. I.V.Iestovka. Moskva, Izd-vo inostre lit-ry, 1958. 557 P.
(Field crops) (MIFA 11:5)

Conference on rw10 motor trarisportf-Ition and vel:icles use", 1"or
that purpose. p. 192. (Rada ved~~clv~ch tec`n_'c'~z~jch.
spoleenosti pri CeskoslovenslKe akademii ved). FrahEi. Vol. 1, no. 6
June 1956.
SOURCE;': Fast Euro-,)ean Ac-e-_~i=s List, (M*d), Library of Con-Fres--
Vol. no. 12, Decenber !~?56.

LASTOVKA, Z.
Parameters of commercial vehicles. p. 218.
AUTOTAOBIL. (Ministerstvo automobiloveho prunyalu a zemedelskych stroju)
Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 3, No. 7, July 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EM) LC, Vol. 8, No. 10, Oct- 1959
Uncl.

LA.STOVKA,, Zdenek., inz., doe., Sc.C.
I- I
Conference of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences on '.he automation
of management and control opeiations in railroad transportation,
Vestnik CSAV 70 no.1:93-96 t61.

LASTOV" Zd prof., inz., C.Saw; GEIST, Aldo
CW~~~ -
Organization and control in h1ghmay transportation. Doprava no.l:
51-57 163.
I,.' :-"

0 ~MSHEVMNOV. N.D.; Prinimali uchastiyer TRIFUCT, F.M.;
TRIFULDVA, V.D.; AGA:UBOV, G.Ye.; ISANDY, G.A.; SMBRTAIIIIIKOV,
N.D.
Increasing the capacity of retort chambers by intensifying the
heating of the upper zone of retorts. Trudy VNIIPS no-7:165-173
'59. (MIRA 12:9)
1,Sotrudniki Toplotekhstantaii Glavgaza SSSR (for Tripukov,
Tripukova). 2.Sotrudniki Slanteopererabatyvayushchego kombinata
(for Agababov, leakov, Serebryannikov).
(Oil shales) (Gas retorts)

SREDINJI V.V.,. inzh. (Leningrad); IOFFE, V.B., inzh. (Leningrad.); LASTCV KI N.
,~.A., inzb. (Leningrad); ONIFULI, B.A., inzh. (1peningrad) ---`
Unit for rendering harmless the sulfur-alkali discharge petroleum
refineries. Vod. i san. tekh. no.1%27-30 Ja 165.
WIRA 18:3)
- MMMM~

KCRONOV V.Ya.; I~ASTOVKINA;.N.P.
Stability of polybromide ions. Zlmr. neorg. khim. 10 no.5:
1082-1087 My 165. (MM 18r6)
.1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskly irlstvJtut imeni Lensoveta,
kafedra ob-ghchey khimii.

SERnRYAIUTIKOV, N.D.; IASTOVKIR&, V.I.; GRELIK. Ye.T.
Processing of far eastern coals of Lipovetskoys deposits shale-gas
compartment kilns. Gaz. prom. 4 no.12:14-15 D '59.
(MIRA 1);3)
(Oil shales)

VAGM, Jeui; LASTOVKOVA, Hiluse
Use of paper chromatography in determination of decomposition of
?AS. Peek. farm. 3 no.4:128-131 Ap 154.
1. Ze Statniho ustavu pro kontrolu leciv.
.(POAAMINOSALICYLIC ACID,
- *decomposition, chromatography)
(CHROMATOGRAPHY,
*of PAS decomposition)

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AUTHOR: Volenik, K.; Vlasakova, L.; Voyabova H.; IastovkovaL 0.
ORG: Stat e Research Institute for the Economic Use of Material Pra9"_u9*_'(8iatni
V'Yzkumny ustav ochrany ir_at6_r1_J_UT__
TITIZ: Determining the actual. surfJc`e area of metal samples from krypton dsorption
SOURCE: Strojirenstvi, V. 15, no. 12p 1965, 938-942 1/1 -
TOPIC TAGS: metal surface, krypton, gas adsorption, chemical laboratory apparatus
ABSTRACT: _~Me article describes a method of measuring
'th6'actual suffice area of metal samples by calculating it from:
the adsorption of krypton and also the laboratory equipment re-,
.gulrod for its application'
Although the method Is quite ac-
curate and is practically the only one which can be used by
plants, it has disadvantagesp as.the measurements take much
time and the equipment is rather sophisticated. This paper was presented by
Engineer M. Roubal. Orig. art. has: 8 fighres and 1 table. [Based on authors
Eng. abst.] [JPRS]
SUB CODE: 11~, 07 / SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF% 002 / SOV REF: 001
OTH REF: 004
UDC: 531.7.621.787:

ACC NRI AP6020890 SOURCE-CODE: RU/0003/65/016/009/04-49/045
AUTHOR: Laszlo To
ORG: "Dr.-P4. Grozall Agronomic Institute, Cluj (Institutul Agronomic "Di...;P. Grozall),
TITLE: Device for the automatic braking of non-automated electrical laboratory
centrifuges
SOURCE: Revista de chimie, v. 16, no. 9, 1965~ 449-450
TOPIC TAGS: centrifuge, electric motor
ABSTRACT: A description
.of a device which can easily be adapted fo:~ use on fairly high
speed simple laboratory centrifuges which do not include a
'braking system. The unit is powered by a 250-Watt motor and
.consists, essentially,..of an au'tomatio decoupling system and
an electrical brake system. Orig. art. has: 2 figures. [Based on author's Eng.
abstract] [JPRS3
SUB CODEE; 14j, 09 / SUBM DATE: none
Card 1/1 UDC: 66.067

KRWHINSKIY, V.M. [Marashynolki, V.M.3;,L&STOMATA,_~,G. [;~astouskaia,
T.H.]
116otrophoretic changes in hypothyreosis in rats of different
ages. Vestsi AN BSSR* Ser.biial.nav. no.1:111-115 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
(HYPOMYROIDISM)

5
LASTOVSKAYA, T.O., KIWIWSKAYA, M.A., SILYAYEVA, M.F., ZHIGP.LKOVICH, A.S.,
LEONOV, V.A., MERE_7HINSKY, V.M. (USSR)
"Metabolic Processes in Relation to Su,,-presion of Thyroid Gland
Function in Animals of Various Ages and at Different Times of the
Year.ff
Report presented at the 5th Inttl Biochemistry Congress,
Mscow, 10-16 Aug. 1961

IoLSTOVSKIT.- E.Ta.
- - - - - 1;. ~
Prospective development of collective farms In Taldy-lurgan Arovinces'
Vest* AN Kazakh, SM 11 no.3:49-58 Mr 155. (XIBA 8:6)
1. Preastavleno deystvitellnym chlenom AN X&zSSR D.A.Zykovym,
(Taldy-Kurgan Province--Collective farms)

- , ~'! ~ - .- . WI- - - -, ---- 17- .

LASTOVSKIT, N.Yao
Lot us convert the Somireght7e into a powerful sugar-prtsiucing
center. Sakh.prom-30 no.5:13Z-34 ?Mr- 156. (IMBA 9:9)
l.KazakhskI.7 filial VNIIESKh.
(Dzhaty-Su--Sugar industry)

LASTOVSK1Y, M. - -L-and.ekonom.nauk
Y06
Distribution and Bpeciali2ation of livestock farning in KazO~Btan.
Zhivotnovodstvo 21 no-5:45-47 HY 159. (14IRA 12:7)
(Kazakhatari--Stock and stockbreeding)

I.ASTOVSKIYP E. Ya., kand.ekonomicheskikh nauk
Feed resources of 0-arlyev 1~rovince. VeBt.fi2l Kazakh.SSR 17
no.6.-89-98 Je'62. (!4DJ. 24:6)
(Gurlyev Province--Feeds)

LASTOVSKIY, E.Ya., kard.ekonom. nauk
Area under and specialization of farming in Kazakhstan. 'lest. All
Kazakh. SSR 19 no.7:3-11 J1 63. (YJRA 17:2)

BOG&TSKIY. D.P.; GHYM, H.R.; MSTOVSKIY,
Chemical nickel plating used for reconditioning and increasing
the wear resistance of machine parts. 'Hauch.dokl.vyB.shkoly;
mash. i prib. no.1:222-226 '59. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Statlya predstavlena kafedroy "Takhnologlya metallov i
remont mashin" Moskovakogo tekhnologicheakogo institute.
legkoy promyshlennosti.
Olickel plating)

LASTOVSKIY, M.G. (Lastovdlkyi, M.H.]p mek-b-anik-kontroler
Modifying the connecting rod end of the SK-2,6 combine.
Mekh. aill.hosp. 12 no.9:28 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Drabovskoye rayonnoye otdeleniye "Sellkboztekhnika".,
Cherk.anskoy oblasti.
(Connecting rods) (Combines (AgrioultWal macbinery))

IASTOV�KIYI Mikhail Sergeyevich.-. RAIDUGIN. Aleksandr Aleksoyevich; SAPKOY
I... I- T~~.i
-- r`k,-`_-'r-9-"diktor; BOBROVA, Te.H., tolrhulcheskiy redaktor
[Telegraphic communication in railroad tran3portatibnl Telegrafnpla
sviaz' na zholesnodorozhnom transports. Mookya, Goo. transp. zhel-
door. izd-vo, 1956. 419 p. (K6RA 10.2)
(Telegraph)
(Railroads--Communication systems)

/9 S, v S- /,~ / ~ P) - ~- -
BWNOVSKIT, A.L.; BOBORIETSKIY, P.M.; KOZIN, V.O.; lASTOVSKIT,,,,&P.-l--
SILIVANNTS, N.Ye.; STROGANOT, LoP., inzh., G.P.,
tekhn. red.
[Commmieations in transportation] Ttansportnaia sriazl. MoBkva,
Goo. transp. zhol-dor. izd,-vo, 1958. 255p (HIM 11-27)
71
(Railroads-Communicatio ems)-k

Reaction of Iva tiary amines with phor env undf-ir tfirldi -
tions of forn 11 11-11 of
Ll ~fm-..k if. J. . I Oulo.
119 M).--It is I.I.-p-ed that :~l high fvllll~. tilt ti-.S1.6oll
of COCI,. x0h tvirtlary amim's Ill'W".0, thil': all addil.
voillIJIV). i~ fit-A (orowd. which i, Will,fm mo! ill p"It I,,
tilt. Ollolifiv of ;wid. %%Im-h af '_'0o *
ft-JVIS Witil OIC TC,101131 tl-1-031-V Mitill, 11. )-iVill Ill, Ittla-
Still'tiltitcd Ilit'a aull Rcl. I'l tillspillf d this C'Jiltultioll,
chlorides of svvvral carimmic i, idi livalvil with 11,N1,11
gnvc lrimsulr~tilulvd uri-a~ if% lihdi vidtW. EillliNCOCI
(20 g.) was nddt~i to GO g. Imilifig M!\*Pll ; I Iw VICI wa,
off, and tilt- tu~;idm? afti-i -1 lit s. ;it 2 Ill Ili gavel,10' ,
I th fit. 72-;;*. Analogous reac-
tions pvc 941. fit. 11%."; rilty1metkyl-
diphi-n,Warm lit. 54 9' (ti;)""). Similarly jilgli yjvlil~ of
tetmmi!)~titttt~fl ttrea~ were secured fly Imss:tp or OWN
Into Wililig (IlAkylauilille" usilig Ila(: of file tilvorvitical
mut. lif COU. ti-qtdred for complue miclion. TIm,,
Me,N11h V
mc 93',~ dimelb)-blipho-sylarva, HI-Nillt give
dirlh.0diphenybirr,', WHUNI'li gave gryl*j, diellsylifi-
pheitylarea,in.721-V; mAIINAfel 'It gave 81";,dimethyl-
diphosybroi, fit. 122', and PhClI;jNFIIlh g;tvf! 78.VII
die1hylilij,henylarrit, fit. 72'. G. M. K(nolitiloff
m&!in&mRmm:

IASTOVSKIY, R. P.
"Transformation'Witbin the Aryl Urine Series." (p. 921)
(Sci Res Inst of Org Intemediate Products and Dyes imeni K. Ye. Voroshilov)
SO: Joumal of GenerallichemisLrZ, (Zburnal Obshchei Khimi-i), 1948, Volume 18, (80),
No. 5

LASTOMIT, R.P.
Yorstition of swy~-JC-uitrosoureas. ,Toprosy Anilinokrasochnoy m2im., TrudY
VIII Soveshcbaulya MAu. i Takh.(2*anb. 8th Aniline Dye Conf.)150g, 30-4.
(CA 47 noo2l.-11146 153) (HIMA, 4:4)

LK

-
-i

V-:
IS :S f. Z
4
2
r3n g.) apit 4 C~
~ 2 10- EtOll t 450-1;1~' rAU3&d
4
*
Lreated iill;
Avith 4g. uf'dV'ktud Ci filtvred. at)d tlic filtral-e
M" glucoqc' lit'ifut (In a Ocll 11 kith 6 lith., do-nInli?"41
Mth C, and kcpf 2 driv,; yb f1t I

d( -i2' ((Win' RtOll'). :To NJ bill.
I fl
0,61/,p. NaCO- anif 17,85~ g, 2,1410(AcNIlle'llicollf Wft~

5*
W
ll
NCff
lh
A
t W
b
lT
f
-
-
o
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; It
added ut K .
t
,
y
24 g.p:
370 K.21 -and 120g.B(0111~ uildt ~d over 2
Na-lfr,
firs. mith the iiiiii. ktlit n6d to Mines; after 2 firs. ton r
5
at W~60, fllftatiOll (If thi! PrOdtWt Aeldd 4M-7%
HO(Ac:A'11)ClTjCll: NJ Clrllh, in., =3~-I* (from EtOll).
ClCl-l--CONIQcjl3cO;II * 3M
-Refluxing 17 in
'

1014 with
l +, -~5-5 g. p iNULPI! 7 firs (after initial
m
C) gpvc 44., z,44"p-PAC.[1,lVlr-
,
ClfjCONll)C;H,CO--~l, w. 231.5~2', whi i votild not: be
-~iiiiiio--ilicvlatcitilljO;tt2O'ttt-,ited it
tecrystd. Ntt p Il
Ac!0.5hrg, gave 7A.f% 2.~110(AcA?l[)CjlljCOH, in, 225---
V (from 351"~ Ftoll); similar rezittion Avith CICOCRICI in
aq. 'VaIIM at 35 JW gave thu 4- Cl CH. CON11, a
in 235-6*.

New rom!

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Tem
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I
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Alova
.
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b a WhItf; Cryst, powder rC~j. ilt hot 11ZO, vjludlim
~ParirlFly_ol,. bi cn'd JlzO. in-61. In 17tOH, Mc,C0.12411,,
vndCHCl,. flisa-mhiU., cr)-A. 1,0)vvier sot. in H-0, sparinxly,
C411,01, aud CFU4-
W The sultAllixy of I ind Ii for antdy&A work was tested
'It 17 v. varibus pH and the rt-
polarographirmlly ivil -adowq at
-su]Lq are fatmlatcA. Uuder catain c-l-affitiolis I ind J1
formed stable compIczcs.with cwain cmt;cm3 which Indi-
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um
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to 26d vo the zedivion of Ve 4 t, lfg-; cd,
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in me =.i-.T.,) dr,.pl, t ffn~~i~r. soh, (suctimile
Ctl; Ag, -Jig,

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50) PHASE I BOOK EXPWITATION SDV/195;6
Iastovskiy, Hostislav Petrovich, and Yudifl Isaakoyna Vaynahteyn.
Trichnicheskiy analiz v proizvocLstve promezhutochnykh produktov i krasiteley
(Technical Analysis in the Yanufacture of Dyes and Intermediate Products)
3rd ed. Moscow, Goak1himizdat, 1958. 495 P. Errata slip inserted.
4,000 copies printed.
Ed.: A. A. Cherkmaskiy; TL-ch. Ed.: V. F. Zazullskaya
PURPOSE: The book is intended to serve. as. a manual -for the personnel of--au'alytical
laboratories in the aniline dye industry. It my also be used by personnel
em ad in related industries (chemical., pharmaceutical, fine chemical teah-
ployL
nology, etc) concerned vith the analysis of organic compounds.
COVERAM The book describes the principal methods of analysis used in the
production of intermediate products and dyes. The polarographic method of
analysis is discussed in a separate chapter. The methods of analyzing the raw
materials and the manufactured products are reported in detail. A description
of the apparatus ased in the analysis is given. The TatroAuction and Chapte.rs
Card 1/ 3 5

T1eehuical Analysis in the Manufacture of Dyes (Coat.) sov/1956
I-XM were written by R. P. Iastovskiy; Chapter XVI13: was written by L. A.
Shebet4min and L. D. Nomissarenko; Chapters XIX and XX were written by Yu. I.
Vaynahteyn. A. A. Cherlmaskiy took part in the revision of Chapters
IX,, X.. XII.. and XVII. The articlej 44athods of CalculatIn Ans,24rtieal Hesults-,
vas written by G. L. Abkin. More are 172 references 165 of which are Soviet.,
4 English, 2 German)and 3. Czech.
TAXZ OF CONTZNTS:
Foreword 3
Introduction 5
Ietter Symbols for Values and Basic Form2las Acce-pted for the
Calculation of Analytical Dat,& 8
Cho I.. GeAeral Information
Selection of an average sample for an lysis
Preparation of test papers
10
12
Card 2/35

AUTHORS:'--- Lastovskiy, R. p., Temkina, V.Ya. SOYZ4-58-4-7/20
TITLE: On the Stabilization of Alipnatic Iodine- and Bromine
Derivatives of Hydrocarbons (0 stubilizatsii
iod- i bromproizvodnykh uglevodorodov)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlennostf, 1956, Nr 4P PP- 219 - 221
(US311)
ABSTRACT: Ye. 1. Mironova took part in the experimental -.,iorks. The
stabilization of methylene iodide, methyl iodide, butyl
iodide, bromoform, tetrabromomethane and methylene bromide
ivas investigated in the case of a longer storing in sealea
ampoules of colorless glass. The iodine derivatives proved
to be less stable than the bromine derivativesi this was
found after about 30 substances had been used in the
experiments in the light and in the dark. It was found that
methylene iodide, methyl iodide and buty! iodide are
stabilized with metallic copper and zinc, resorcinol,
hydroquinone, and diphenylamine. On this occE~sion it wz;~s
found that the erfect of light is of different kind.
Bromotorm, methylene bromide, and tetrabromorriethane can be
Card 1/2 stabilized with copper, the first mentioned also with triionl,

I+-
bn the 5tubilization of Aliphatic Iodine- and Browine SOVIb4-58-4 7/20
Derivatives of Hydrocarbona
and by means of bloaing through with nitrogen- The
experimental reoults obtained are given in a table ---ith
the method of 3tabilization and the technique of
preparation "There are 5 tables and 9
references, 2 of -ahich are Soviet.
ASSOCILTION: Vsf--soyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut khirui_-heskik;~
reaktivov (All-Union Scientific Research Institute for
Cheraical Reagents)
1. Iodine derivatives--Stabilization 2. Bromine derivatives
--Stabilization 3. Hydrocarbons
Card 2/2

AUTHORSi Kargin, V. A., Member, Academy of SOV/64-58-5-1/21
Sciences, USSR, Lastovskiy, R. P., Professor, Matveyevaj T, Ac

TITLE:
and~rif=at=on Substances by Means of New
The Analysis
Methods of Electro-Dialysis (Analiz i ochiatka veshchestv pri
pomoshchi novykh metodov elektrodializa)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', 1958, Nr 5, pp. 261 - 267 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the introduction an electro-dialyzer according to Pauli
(Ref 1) and the principles of the electro-dialysis itself are
outlined. In this case the method of high-voltage-electro-
dialysis was applied by which a five-chamber-electro-dialyzer
was constructed which operated with a voltage of 300 V between
the lateral- and auxiliary chambers and with a potential
difference of 1500-1800 V between the lateral chambers, so
that a considerable improvement of the purification of weak
electrolytes was achieved. In order to inexease the sensitivity
of the method in the seDaration of insoluble substances, a
so-called "stream of io-s 11 is introduced. With this kind of
electro-dialysis the basic substance remains unaffected, whereas
Card 1/3 the admixtures undergo a chemical modification. For this

The Analysis and Purification of Substances by Means SOV/64-58-5-1/21
of NewJlnthads' of Blect_co-Dialysis
purpose the schedule of operation was slightly re-arranged and
TiO 2- and SiO2samples of iron and heavy metals as well as
cellulose were purified by SiO . The results are given in a
table. A schematical drawing of a three-chamber-electro-dialyzer
is given for the pwification of non-electrolytes of salts
and it is said that thicker membranes are employed with a
higher electrolytic resistance anA resistance of diffusion,
because the speed of purification will be increased and diffusion
losses will be reduced. In addition tests were carried out with
a 5-chamber-electro-dialyzer to purify water by applying
radioactive isotopes to check the quality of the working power.
A graph of a multichamber-dialyzer is given with a description
of the operating characteristics as well as a graphic represen-
ta,tion of the pH-distribution in chambers; it is pointed out
that a concentration and a determination of the admixture is
possible up to quantities of from 0,01 - 0,00001%. Finally a
detailed debeription is given of the working technique for ana-
lyses of-substances according-to the method of electro-dialysis
as well as for the purification of substances and it is found
Card 2/3 that high-voltage-dialysis serves for, the extraction of extremely

The Analysis and Purification of Su1stances by Means
of --N4.i',Methedd-df-'Electro-Dialysis
ASSOCIATION:
SOV/64-58-5-1/21
pure to spectrosoopicii.lly pure substances, for the extraction
and for the concentrai.ion of precious admixtures, for the
purification of aleot"--olyte contaminations and for the
separation of some oa-;ion-oompounds. There are 8 figures, 12
tables, and 6 referen~-es, 5 of which are Soviet.
Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iisledovatellskiy institut khimicheskikh
reaktivov(All-Union S.3ientifio Institute for the Research of
Chemical Reagents)
1. Bleotrolytes-Purif-ication 2. Materials-Separation
3. Materials-Ana.3,vais 4. ElectriciLl. equipment-Performance

rov
-AUTHOR: Udalltsova, N.I, 26-58-6-16/56
TITLE- Complexons in Analytical Ct--emistry (Kompleksony v analitiche-
skoy khimii) International Conference in Moscow kfMezhdu-
narodnyy simpozium v MoskvE)
PERIODICALi Priroda, 1958, Nr 6, p 74-',.'5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The use of complexons in ai-slytical chemistry and the prospective
development of this new fi(ld was the subject of an international
conference in November 1957- in Moscow. It was convened at the
Institut geokhimii i anali-icheakoy khimii imeni V.I. Vernad-
skogo Akademii nauk SSSR ('.Ioskva) (Institute of Geochemistry
and Analytical Chemistry i-2eni V.I. Vernadskiy of the USSR
Academy of Sciences)(Moscos). The Conference heard reports on:
Theoretical questions in the chemistry of comtlexons; the use
of new indicators in complexonometric titration; the application
of complexons in the analytical chemistry of r8re elements; the
synthesis, properties and prospective use of new complexons.
Professor K.B. Yatsimirsk'y lectured on "The Thermochemistry of
Complex Compounds with Couplexons", Professor P.N. Paley on
"Complexon 111, as a Reducing Agent" and Professor R-P_La~ov_~
Card 1/2 skiy on "Research Work in the Field of the Synthesis of New

26-58-6-1-6/56
Complexons in Analytical Chemistry, International Conference in 14oscow.
Complexons and Their Investigation". In the discussion the
following prominent Soviet scientists participated; I.P.
Alimarin, I.V. Tananayev, V.I. Kuznetsov, A.K. Babko, N.P.
Card 2/12 Komar' and others.
1. Chemistry-Conference 2. Chemistry-Reports

W~
C~ st 0%1 S k ),
- =1_17 n- i y
C2teg-OrT
Abs. Jour
Author
Institute
Title
BITLUA It H_
Cheltic-)l Tec~_-iology, r1ectrochemical Industries.
P,Ileetropln.Ting. Galvarlic Calls.
Ref Zhur-Khimiya I NO 14, 1959,, No 50214
:Karrln, V. A.; Ln-!-A0'vskiY, R.P.; Uatycyeva, T.A
Analysis ard PurificAtion of Substances with
the 'Aid of Mew Electrodialysis Methods
Or! g Pub. Tezhka prom--st, 1958, 7, No 11, 12-18
Abstract To abstract,
%lard.
ntry GDR
R-12
AUTHORS; Lastovskiy, R Vaynshteyn, Yu. 1., 75-1-4/26
___,v '-141-%-, Kolpakova, I. D.
Dyat 5~va., 1, . ~M. . ~K
13v
TITLE: New Complexonso (Novrde kompleksony),
Information 3. Benzylaminodiacetic,Acid and
-Triamin0iibenzyldiphenylmethanehexaacetic Acid
(Soobshcheniye 3. Benzilamindiukausnaya kislota i a,aliall-
T*riamiWdibenzildifenilmetangeksauksuenaya kislota)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Analiticheskoy Khimii, 1958, Vol. 13, Nr 1,
PP. 31-35 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: With the examples of meth laminediacetic acid M,
benzylaminediacetic acid M and benzhydrilaminediacetic
acid (3) the influence exerted by the modification of,the
molecular weight upon the complex-foraing properties of some
complexones was determined.
CH N(CH C H C) _Cjj_
3 2COOH)2 2N(CH2CO0H)2
11(CH2 COOH)2
(2) (3)
Card 1/5 The investigation of the properties of these new compounds

New Complexons . 75-1-4/26
Information 3. Benzylaminodiacetic Acid and alal,all-Triaminodibenzyl-
diphenylmethanehexaacetic Acid
was carried out polarographically. The displacement of the
half-wave potentials for a number of cations at different
PH were also determined. In this connection it was found that
benzylaminediacetic acid at PH 2,5 forms complex compounds
with the ions
CU 2+ , Bi 3+ , Ni ~+ and Sb 3+ , at pH4,4 with the ions Cu 2+ , Co 2+
2+
and Mo(V), at p 11 9,35 with the ions Pb ,La(III) and at
2+ 3+
PH 12,4 with the ions Cu , La(III) and Sb
A comparison between methylamine-, benzylamine- and
benzhydril amine-diacetic acid showed that an increase in
molecular weight under certain conditions causes an increase
in the complex-fortaing properties. The polarographic investi-
gation of a,al,a"---.;riamiiiedibenzyldiphenylmethanehexaacetic
acid (4) showed tht,.t this compound at PH 2,5 forms complex
compounds with the ions
Pb 2+ , CU 2+ , As(III), Ili 2+ , Co 2+ and Mo(VI), at pH4,4 with
Card 2/5 the ions Co 2+ 1, MO(VT), Fe 3+, at pH 9,35 with the ions Fb 2+

I-low Complexons.. 75-1-4/26
Information -,,. j3enzylaminoliacetic Acid and c4,a',a"-
-Triamin0clibenzyldiphenyliaethanehexaace',ic Acid
Bi 3+ , Ni 2+ , Cd 2+ , Lin 2+ p Cr 3+ and La(M) and at p11 12,4
2+ 2+ 2+ 3+
with the ions Cu 11i , Co and Al
-CH- CH- -CH- (4)
*(CI1 0
2C OH)2 *'(C'12"1'0dT")2 "(CH2COOH)2
The formation of -- number of complex compounds with this
complexone is dependent o) time. Thus, e.9-, at PI, 9,35 the
half-wave potential of ca~lmium amounts to from -0,6 to -0,76V,
in this connection the heic-ht of the wave decreases from
16 to 11 Lim and a second wave forms. The existence of two
waves can here nnt be caused by a stepwise reduction, as
cadmium does not show any Lntermediate stages in the
oxidation number. The fornition of two waves may be
explained by the formantion of different complex compounds
so slowly passing over into one another that each of thL-a
is capable of forming its t--wn wave. After 15 days standing
the second wave disappears and the reduction potential of
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Information 'j. Benzylaminodlacetic Acid and Ujat'aff-
-Tria-mirodibenzyldiphonyl,.,,~lianehexaacetic Acid
any more occurs. This phenomenon may be explained by the
presence of 3 complex-forminE; O-roups in c4,ul,all-triamine-
dibenzyldiphenyl,-,iothanehexaacetic acid which form
intermediary complexes which one after another enter into
the reaction. For a more complete characterization of the
investigated new complexones the dissociation constants
of the formed complex compounds were determined in a
polarogrphic way. For benzylaminediacetic acid the dissocia-
tion constants of the complexes with copper and bismuth were
determined, for the disodium salt of benzhydrilaminediacetic
acid the dissociation constants of the complexes with copper,
cobalt, nickel, lanthanum and cadmium, and for a,aljull-
-triaminedibenzyldiphenylmethanehexaacetic acid the dissociaticn
constants of the complexes with copper, lanthanum and
cadmium. The results of the polaro','-raphic investigations of
the disodium salt of bezizhydrilaminediacetic acid had already
been published previously (ref. 1). The synthesis of
benzylaminediacetic acid and a,al,all-triaminedibenzy1di-
phenylmethanehexaaectic acid are accurately described. There
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Information 3. Benzylaminodiacetic Acid and a,al,a"-
-Triaminolibenzyldiphenylmethanehexaacetic Acid
ASSOCIATION: All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Chemical
Reagents, Mloscow (Vaesoyuznyy nauchno - issledovatellskiy
institut khimicheskikh reaktivov, Moskva)
SUBMITTED: September 18, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Complex compolands - Polarographic analysis
2. Benzylamirodiacetic acids - Chemical reactions
3. tri amino di ben zyldiphenylme thanehexaa c e tic
acids - Chemical reactions Complex
compounds - Properties
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AUTFMR: Pozdnyakov, A.A.
TITLE- SYM-Posium 0.11 the Theory and Use of Com.-)lo7oriss in
Anaiytical Che-istry (Sim-'Ozilim 1-'o toorii i primeneniyu
komple'.1--sonov 'v analiticheskoy kh-Jmii)
,,ERIODTCAL: Zhurnal Analiticlieskoy Khimii, 1950, Vol. 13, Nr 2,
- 0 0
pp. 251-252 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A symposium on the theory and the use of complexons
in analytical chemistry which was called by the Comrission
for Analytical Chemistry at the Institute for Geoche-
mistry and Analytical Chemistry imeni V.I. Vernadsk-4y
AS USSR, took place in Moscow from November 28 to
November 30, 1957. More than 50 sinecialists of cor...Ploxo-
metry7 amonOst whom were also representatives from people's
democracies, attended this symposium. 13 lectures were
attended and judged. Part of the reports was devoted to
theoretical Droblems, another part dealt with the synthesis
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Symposium on the Theory and Use of Com-plexons in Analytical Chemistry
of new com-,)lexons and color indicators and with the
use of conplexona, es-pecially of complexon III,for the
separation and aetermInation of elemento.
K.B. Yatsimirskiy (Ivanovo) reported on the rezults of
thermochemical investi,-,ations of complex compounds.
R. Prshibil (Prague) reported on metallochromic indicators
of the phthalein-series and on 2 new indicators: Glycine-
thymol-blue and glycine-cresol-red. I.Kerbl (Pracize)
reported on the results obtained by t1he invosti,--ation of
metallochromic derivatives of amino acids and on the
mechanismn of tile indicator effect of metallochro-mic
indicators. One of the articles by this author dealt
with errors in titration in complexometry. The re-,.orts
delivered by L. Erdei (Bud--~,pest) and I.M. Yustafin
(Saratov) were devoted to the use of some new inlicators
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Symposium on the Theory and Use of Complexons in Analytical Cho-mi3try
in complexometry. R. Prshibil re7~orted on the complexo-
met3:lc determination of oxydizin,- and reducing conpounde.
P.N. Paley (,Moscow) reported about the reducina properties
of complexon III. R.P. Lastovsk, moscow) reported on
invcati~:ation worl- of the synthesis of new
complexons and their investi,",ation. Lyan' Shi-toyuanl and
Teen' In'-tsao (11eking) reported on the possibility of
the use of the.complexes of pyrocatechol. with trivalent
iron for thedetermination of fluorine.M.M. Senyavin
(Moscow) delivered a lecture on the use of complexons
In the ion exchange c1hromatography. Yu.Yu. Lurlye
(moscow) reported on some methods of analysis in the
metallurgy of nonferrous metals which are based on the
us.e of comnlexon III. In the course of a discussion,
A.K. Babho proposed to use complexon III for the retardation
of crystallization processes.
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Symposium on the Theory and Use of Complexons in Ai*alytical C,,,emistl-y
I.P. Alimarin, I.V. Tananayev,~ V.,I. Cuznetsov, A.K.
Babko, N.P. Kovarl ana.others took ar. active part in the
symposium.
1. Chemistry--USSR
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LASTOVSKIT. 4.P.pprof., red.; FOROZHENKO, B.L,, red.; SLZHIN,
red.; TARASOV, G.Ya., red.; TAKOVLZV, Tu.V., red.; BLIKIn.
L.M., red.izd-va; ISLRNTIYEVA, P.G.. tekhn.red.
Nuality of materials which are used in semiconductor engineering:
works of the Permanent Colloquium on Variable Composition Solid
Phases for the years 1957-19581 Kachestvo materialov dlia polu-
provodnikovoi tekhniki; trudy kollokviuma so 1957-1958 g.-. Pod
obahchel red. B.F.Ormonta. Koskva, Goo.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo lit-ry
po chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii. Hos.8-30- 1959. 192 p.
. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Postoyannyy M02hinatitutakiy kollokvium po tverdym. fazem pere-
mennogo sostava. 2. Fiziko-khimichaskiy institut im. L.Ya.Karpova;
predsedatell Mezhinstitutskogo kollokviuma po tvardym fazam pereman-
nogo sostava (for Ormont). 3. Chlany-korrespondenty AN SSSR (for
Alimerin, Bazhin). 4. Institut geokhimii i analitichaskoy khimii
im. V.I.Vernadakogo AN SSSR (GEOKHI AN SSSR) (for Alimarin, Yakovlev).
5. Hauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut Komiteta, radioelektroniki (for
Grigorlyev,.Tarasov). 6. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaled.institut khi-
michaskikh reaktivov (IRFIA) Komiteta khimii (for Lastovskiy). 7. Gosu-
darstvannyy inatitut radkikh, i malykh metc1lov (Giredmet) (for Poro-
zhenko, Sazhin).
(semiconductors)