SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVIN, D.I. - LEVIN, F.D.

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N- LEVIN, D.1, kand.rIz.-matem.nauk; NIULINA, L.H., kand.geol.-mlneral.nauk
Churaoterlatice of the behavior of potaAsium and potaBsium-sodlum
feldspar under the effect of heating. Stek. i ker. 22 na.3t26-29
Mr 165. (HIPA 18:10)
1. Gosudarstvennyy iseledovateltakiy keramicheakiy institut.

LIVIN, D.R.
Lavin, D.X. OThe use of beat &ow the wet mixtures of lumber kilnR
for beating the air,w Trudy Sib. laso-tekha. In-ta, symposimi 3,
Issue 3, 1948, p. 35-44
SO: U-2888. Istapis ZhurnalInykh Statey. No. 1. 1949

VEIJER# V.N. doktor takbn.nauk; LIRAKDSYANTS, G.A., t&ndatekhn,nauk;
LOUIS,, V.S., inzh-; ism I D 14. inzh.- RDZHANSKIY, V.Yel, inth.;
R=Tj R*A* . Insho; FRMXUB, ivi:.' irsh'.
Water system for the regulation of the K-150-3,30 turbine developed
by the Kharkov Turbo-Generator Plant. Teploenergetika 9 non:10-
17 N 162. (MMA 15:10)
1. Vessoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellakiy teplotekhnicheskiy institut
i Khar'kovBkIy turbogenertorn zavod.
(Kharkcrv-Steam turbinesT (Hydraulic oftTmechanioms)

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yeat industry and Trade - AcccuntIng
Proper accounting is basic to lowering canrin~; costs. jrvi. 535--, 2~ no. 1, 19f2.
Ian Accessions, Library of Congress', Aumst 195f, Uncl.
9. Monthl List of Russ
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2. USSR (600)
4. Meat Tndustry-Accounting
7. Goat calculation of sausage products. Miss. ini. 5'SSR 23 no.5 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, &b== j953. Unclassified.

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LIVIXg David Karkovich; GINZBURGo A.S,.o prof.,. doktor tekhn.nauk, speteredel
1.9., red.; WBUZHINSKATI, L.T,, takhn,rod*
[Thermodynazie theory and design of drying apparatus] Termo-
dinaulahasksia toorila I raschat sushillnykh ustanovok. Xoskya,
PI%Udbv roxisdat, 1958.. 166 p. (KIMLA 12:2)
(ThermodynsmiW (Drying apparatus)

LILVIN, D. R.
rhermodynamic theory and design of drying apparatus. Trudy
HIM no.2.-49-61 058. (mm 1):3)
(Drying apparatus) (Intropy)

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VZVIN, D. M.
,,Themodyn=ic Investigation Of the Processes Developing
in the Interior OF THE Material Growing DrY."
Report submitted for the Conference on Heat and MAss Transfer)
Minsk., BssR, june 19611.

LEV.0, D. M.
"Drying of crijohed rubber."
report submitted for 2nd All-Union Conf on float & Mass Transferp Minsk, 4-12
may 1964.
Siberian Technological. InDt.

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TITLEt Method for regulating steam or gas turbines. Class 14,, No. 176926 zainnpundod
by All-Union Heat Technology Institute (Vs9soyuzr47 toplotekbuichookly institut)
SOMCEi Byulleten' isobretenly i tovarrqkh snakov, no. 240 19650 27-29
-TOPIC TAGSs gas turbine, steam turbinev turbine control, servomotor
AWTRACT regulating ate'
y4hia Anthor Certificate presents a method for re am or
ti bineaNquipped with main servomotors (with out-of? valves) and intermediate
servomotors (with control valves) by supplying condensate to the intermediate servo-
motors. To increase reliabilityp a mixture of food vater and of condensate (for
examplel-in the water-water ejector) is supplied to the min servomotors (see Fig. 1).
To increase speed of response and to reduce servomotor size# a second design supplies
the main servomotors of the regulating and out-off valves with feed water which acts
in the direction of olosinge,
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MAER, V.N..v doRtor tekhn.naAl KIMMOYANTS, GO., Rand. t,^Rhn.raukj LEVINI
D*M,p I.n4h,
Vater system for steam turbine o,)ntrol, Znorgotlk. 13
xp 165. (Mvu 18s6)

GINLB';)14';, A,S. 0 I.LVIN, T).V,, ; V A.
New bock. Flulfillw-I P-4-11 rjUiriv, by ll,G.flmankov,
Khtm. prom. 41 no.202 F 16 5 OCRA 1?,:')
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1. Moskovskly tekhnologichnskiLy Inatitut plahuhPv.
pronyalilennosti (for (linzbirg). ~. Sil.-Irskiy
in3titllt (for TA,.,In'. ". Vses,-~-juznyy natichno-issled6vAte-l'skly
institull zerna I 1',r Rav:ttikov, VA.).

LEVIN, D.V.; KRYUKOVv S.M.
Semaar variations of elements in certain places of the central
part of the Soviet North. Inform. obor. NIIGA no.3202-37 162.
(MIRA l6tl2)

LEVIN, D.V.; KRYUKOV, S.M.; VOLK, V.E.
Structure of the western part of the lChatanga depression
according to aercmagnetic data. Uch. zap. N11GA. Reg.
geol. no.2:84-118 164. (MIRA 19:1)

VC)LKJ? V.E.; YRYUKOV, S.M,.; I-E-VIN.-D.7.
Basic c~aractaristicn ~jf the submirface stru~t~;re- '.r, t*---
part of the TayrVr deprqsslon accordira, to aeromagnuti,-- dfitA.
Uch. zap. NIIGA. IL3g.geol. no-3-110r,1-128 '64. (mir.-A IF:10)

LEVIN, D.Y.; XRYUKOV, S.M.
Preliminary results of aeromagnatic investigations of the
Terkhoyanek fold zone, Lena-knabar trough, and adjacent areas,
Inform.blul. NIIU no.13:65-69 159- (MIR& 13:5)
(Siboria-Magnatism, Terrontrial)
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LEVIN. D.Y.; IMTUEOV, S.H.
Tectonic divisions of th" foUndation of the Arctic portion of
the West Siberian Plain based on aeronagnatic Was Tmdy
NIIGA 96:130-134 159,- (MMA 13:5)
(West Siberian Plalm-Goolog7. Structural)

I&VIN D V KRnW, S.M.
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Yield work results of the aarmagastio expedition of 1959. Info=.
003-68 160& DWA 14s6)
biulj=U no.3
(hasolut Northerb-41bPetic proppeoting)

3/169/62/000/006/029/093
D228/D304
Karazlk, As Nis, Kryukoyl S. Fl. and Levin,, D. Vs.
-2 ?reliminary results of an acromagnatic surv ey in 1960
-2 .--.'.H 10 D I C A LReferativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 6, 1962, 29, ab-
stract 6A216 (inform. byul. In-la geol. Arktiki,
no. 22, 19060, 37-42)
."7XI; The results of an acromagnetic survey over three areas in
1960 are described. The survey was fulfilled in order to study the
:byssal siructure of areas and expose lintrusive bodies. ?reviously
unknown local anomalies, related -to intrusive b6dies,-were re-
vealed. /-Abstracter's note: Complete translation._7
Card 1/1

KRYUXOVS S.M.; LEVIN D V
Using three stations for recording the variations of a magnetic
field. Trudy XIIGA 132tl63-165 162. (KIRA 1614)
(Iratic regions-Magnetismg Teftestrial)

XARASIX., A.M.; JWU1GVj, S.M.; LElftNp D.V.; SHCHEWVA-NOV, V.G.
Lou altitude factors In aeroganna-wagnetic mwveying. Trudly
NIIGA 132s172-179 162. (KUU 16 SO
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)

'I ,
STLPPANOV Yu.0. inahener-kapitan 2-#o rangal tims ID.kand. voysnno-morokikh
_~! ~,T '
I n;4, kapitan 3-go ranga, sapasa /j,
Work of the U, 8, Navy JA creating military space weapons, Mort abor.
47 no.102-89 Ja f64. (MIRA 1817)

IZVIV R. insh.
A self-Wopolled el*otrietvibratory compactor for cvncrete. fia stroi.
Roo. 3 no*2:9 F 162. (MIhA l6s2)
1. Stroitelletwo Bratokoy gidroele *rootantoii,
Mbrators),

Pecullarities In the use of barrIer-layer photoelectric calls
in photoelectrocolorinstric apparatus. Med.prom. 13 no.7:
32-19 J1 '59. (MIU 12: 10)
lo Ifediko-Instrumental'My zavod "Krasnogvardeyats"
(PHOTOMTRIC CILLS)

KHOMM, P.O.; LEVIN, B.A.
Densitometer vith automatio rooording of the optio&2 density am we.
Fiziol.zhur. 46 no.StIO24-1027 Lg 160, (KIRL l3s8)
I.Irrce the Chair of pathological physiologyp Paediatric Institute,
Leningrad. (PROrEIRS-4NALTSIS) (MNSITOWERS)

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AUTHOR; -Levin,__E,.-D, 68-6-8/19
TITLE: The Mechanism of the Yormation of Sponge in Coke.
(Mekhanizm obrazovaniya gubki v kokse)
PERIODICAL: Koko i Khimiya, 1957, ho.6, pp. 24 - 25 (USSR)
ABSTRAIT: It is demonstrated by calculations that the rate of
beating of the top part of the coal charge in a coke oven is
higher than in othei- parts of the oven. Therefore, sponge in
coke is formed by passing gases through the plastic mass formed
in the 4top part of the oven.
There -a I figures.
ASSOCIATION: Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine (Magnitogorskiy
Metallurgicheskiy Kombinat)
AVAILABIZ: Library or Congress
Card 1/1

SOII/68-58-8-6/28
AUTHORS: Varshavskiy, T.P., KoE;an, L.A., Levin, E.D. and
Shevchenko, B.S.
11TLE: An Apparatus for the Determination of the Concentration
of Dust in Coke Oven Gas kUstanovka po opredeleni7u
kontsentratsii pyli v koksovom gaze)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya, 1958, lir 8, pp 18 - 21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A modification of the usual apparatus for the determination
of dust in Cases adapted for measuring the dust content in
the gas in ascension PiDes during charging of coke ovens
is described and illu8t~ated (Figures 1 and 2). The main
features: samplinG tube from heat-resistant steel, and
the filler from glass wool enclosed between metallic
screens of 0-5 mm mesh. A good reproducibility of the
results is claimed (table).
There are 2 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Magnitogorskiy metallurGicheskiy kombinat
(MagnitoCorsk Metallurgical Combine); VUKHIN
uard 1/1 1. Coa 1--Proce s sing 2. Coal gas--impurities 3. Coal gas
--Testing equipment

SOV-168-59-3-6/23
AUTHORS: Ka el'zon2 Seppar, A.M. and
Mbayev, F.P.
TITLE: An Improvement in the quenching of Coke (Usovershenst-
vovaniye tusheniya koksa)
YBRIODIGAL;Koks i Khimiyaj 1959, Nr 3, pp 27--~4 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the ,.oke quenching process has been
studied on the Magnitogorsk Works, the results of which
are reported in the paper. The distribution of moisture
in the individual size fractions of coke - fJg1 and table 1.
The distribution of coke In the quenching car - fig 2 and
3; the distribution of time between the individual
operations of the coke quenching car - table 2; the
dependence of the coke quen-bing time on the spraying
capacity of the quencher (Mrof water/min) - table 3;
the distribution of moisture in coke on the coke wharf -
fig 5 and table 41 the design of the spraying
installation used on the Magnitogorsk Works - fig 6.
It is concluded that the necessary conditions of the
stability of the moisture content of coke is the
stability of the'quality of the coal blend, heating
Card 1/2 conditions and coking time, as t1,',e above- conditions

SOV/68-59-3-6/23
An Improvement in the i~,uench-ing of Coke
determine the size distribution of coke and the amount
of sponge it containz. Theie is a large variability in
the distribution of coke on the cross sectional area of
the coke quenching car of the same design on various
batteries. The duration of the quenching period with
technical water is 20-25% lower than that with effluent
water. The spraying equipment used on the works is
described. There ai:,e 6 fj.eAx--s and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Maguitogorskiy Metallurgichezkiy Kombinat
(blagaitogorsk Metallurgical Combine)
Card 2/2

8(2) SOV/32-25-4-46/7,
AUTHOR: Levin, E. D.
TITLE, Thermocouple for Measuring the Temperature of the Top of the
Coking Mass (Termopara dlya zamerov temperatur verkha koksovogo
piroga)
I
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959# Vol 251 Nr 4, P 485 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A thermocouple was designed (Figure) to determine the tempera-
ture in the upper layer of the coal charge and of the coking
mass. The protective covering of the thermocouple is a atee:
tube with a diameter of 25 mm, the length of which is chosen
depending on the height of the layer, the coke tower height
and the coke tower cupola. An iron disk (diameter - 350 mm,
thickness - 5-10 mm) is welded to the lower end of the protec-
tive coveringl this prevents the thermocouple from sinking down
into the layer. An iron cap in welded'to the bottom of the iron
diskj in thie'eap, there is the contact of the thermocouple.
When iron-constantan thermocouples are used, the constantan
electrode is welded to the inside of the iron cap; the second
electrode is the protective covering. As the thermocouples are
Oard 1/2 exposed to the effect of hot coke gases during the measurements,

SOV/32-25-4-46/71
Thermocouple for Measuring the Temperature of the Top 3f the Coking Mass
they are subjeot to carburization and must be cailrated after
every three measurAments. There is 1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: Magnltogor okly mstaZlurgiahoakly kombinat (Magnitogorvik Movil.-
I
.Vurgiual Kambirat)
Card 212

LIVIN, X.D.; PRAVDITYY, I.G.
Inproving wthods of determining the total sulfur content of 11cLuid
products of by-product coking. Koko I kh1a, no.1:48-* 160.
1. Magnitogorskiy metallurgichookly kombinat. (MIU 13:6)
Woke industry--By-product*)
(Sulfur-,Analypis)

LEVINq 9. D.
Cand Teeb Sci - (disB) "Meohanism of sponge formation in coke and
methods of decreasing its amount." Sverdlovsk, 1961. 15 PP; (Min-
istry of Higher and Secondary S ecialist Education RSFSRI Ural Poly-
technic Inst imeni S. M. Kirov)?, 150 copies; price not given; (KL,
5-61 supl.191.)

LEVIN, EX.; PHAVDIVYY, I.G.; NAGIHSLAYA, L-V.
Using the head fractions of crude benzene for producing compressed
materials. Koko i khim. no.8:44-46 '61. (XIRA 15:1)
1. Kagnitogorskly metallurgicheskly kombinat.
(Benzene) (Building materials)

LEVIN, E.D.; VASILIYEVA, A.G.
Analysis of sodium phenolates produced In dephenolizing units.
Koks i khim. no.9:50-52 161. (YIR.' 1~:I)
1. Magnitogorskiy metallurgicheakiy kombinat.
(Sodium phenoxide--Analysis)

LEVIN, E.D.1 PRAVDIMs I-G-
Methods for using tar acid. Koks i khin. no.9:54-`7 '61.
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1. Maenitoeorokly metallurgicheskiy kombin,:,t.
(Tar acids)

PETROV, V.S.1 LEVIN, B.D.
On M.I. Chudakovls book "Industrial use of lignin.0 Gidrolis.
1. leackhim. prom. 16 no.2132 163. (MIRA 1616)
1. Sibirskiy takhnalogichookly institute
I(Lignin)
(Cbudakov, M.I.)

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ILE.VIN, 'E.P!o; dWXOVA9 Z.P.
Determining phenol content pf pyrogenemis lignin tax-vi vith the method of
high-frequency titration. Gidrolls. i losokhim.prom. 16 no.8sl6-18 163.
(MA 17: 1)
1. Sibirskiy takhnologicheskly Inatitut.

LEVINP E.G. (Sverdlovsk)
Possibility of partlal substitution of the ureter w1th
pla,stio protheses; "rimental research. Urologiia 28
no.2t29-32 *-.Ap'63. (MIM 16 t6)
(URST (PIASTICS IN 19DICIIM)

is"N. N.G.
09n" LopboLuthus. flors SM 20-.2?5-282 '54. (KIAA 7:?)
(Ublat")

KOLOHDYTSET, 4R
-X AO-terdlovsk)
Unusual ease of multiple homologous calculi of the left ureter In
bnmplasla of the left kidney. Urologlia 24 no.2t62 Mr-Ap '59.
(KIRA 1202)
OCIDW, abnormalities,
bypoplasta with homolateral ureterolithlasis (Rus))
(URWIFLS. calculi
in homolateral renal hypoplasia (Ran))

IYAWY, I.I., agronov,-ontanolog(Khaybullinakiymyon. Bashkirskoy SSR);
, 4, 1 , ; G&R, X.A.
Letters to the editor, Zashch.rast.ot vred.i bol. 4 no-3:60
my-je 159. (KIRA 13: 4)
1. Zaveduvushchiy punktom slushby uchets. I prognozov Irkutskoy
oblasti (for Levin).
(Plants. Protection of)

WIN hibi Tm .5.
Producing prestressed concrete bwma. Tranap.stroi. 6 no.5:8-11
My 156. (NUtA 9z8)
1. Nachallnik treat& Odestransetroy (for Levin); 2. Nachallalk
tokhntcheskogo otdola (for Shvets).
(Girders) (Prestressed concrete)

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Manufacturing wall blocks using coarse porous concrete. Transp,
strol. 7 n0-5:11-13 MY 157. (MIRA lo:11)
1. Nachallnik tresta Odestrannstroy.
(Concrete blocks) (Lightweight co=rete)

LVIN. R.I.; SUMS. YP.S.
Wire-reinforced concrete bars used In reinforcing precast reinforced
conorste structural components. Transp.stroi. 7 to.7:9-11 JT1 157.
(MIRA 10:11)
1. lachallnik tresta Odestransetroy (for Levin). 2. Nachallnik
takhnicheskogo otdola tresta Odestran::!ro (for Shysts).
(Precast cn tz

LETINO Bole
Iftys of lowering osuatruotion costm. Trausp. strot, 8 n#,917-9 5
1580 (KIRA Ili 10)
1,N&*Wlnlk trests. Odostranestrore

LEVIII, m. I.
Our successes In lovering costs of housing construction.
Transp.strol. 9 no.12.-7-10 D 159. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Nachallnik tresta Odeastranestroy.
(construction industry--Costs)

- LIVIN B#I.1 MUZIMS Tg V,X,
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Using milicalcits an the construction sites of the Odessa Trust for
the Construction of Trammportation Facilities. Transp. stroi, 10
uo.10.-28-32 0 160. (XIU 13:10)
1. Nadhallnik tresta Odenstranostroya (for Ierin). 2. zamestitell
nachaltnlka tekhnicheskogD otdola Odeastrannstroya (for Krizhevskiy).
(Odes sa-Sand-lime products)

KMRYkVTSEVA, T.L.; IEVIN,, E.I.; TARURA, V.I., agronom-entomolog;
HIRCBMICV2 G.Ao
Readers' letters. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. /. no.2:59
Mr-kp 159. (HIRA 16:5)
1. Starshiy agronom kolkhoza imeni leninap Semilukskogo rayonat
Varonezhakoy oblasti (for Hiroohnikov).
(Flanto,, Proteotion of)

TEVINI__E.T.
Odessa Transportation Construit-lon Adminlatration makas a contributl:n
to Its city. Transp. istrol. 3.4 no.7718-20 J-1 164.
39 Upravlyayushchiy trestom Odeastranestroy. (MIRA 18i1)

VYIK,YAJ.; LEVASHOV, M P.; ?;rCHAY.?.VSKIY, G.S.; KRUIEVSKIY, V.M., T:-SLER, P.A.;
KOBRINMIYO G.S.
Large-psmal buildings of standardized aiitocla7ed elewnts. Transp.
stroi. 15 no.5t23-26 MY 165. (MIRA 18i7)
1. odeastranestroy (for Frizhavakly). 2. Nauchno-tasledovatellskly in..
stitut betona i zhelezobstona Goastroya SSSR (for Kobrinskly).

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W42-62 152. (xim n:6)
(Halides) (Pblarograpby)

USSR/Chemietry - Instruments, Production of Phenol FD 178
Card 1/1
Author i Parlashkovich, N. Ya., Levin, E. S., and Avakyan, N. I.
Title Automatic potentiometric control in phenol produotion
Periodical i Xhim. prom. 3, 51-52 (179-180), April-YAy 1954.
Abstract i Established the possibility of controlling automatically by means of a
potentiometric appliance the neutralization of the sulfonated mass In
the manufacture of phenol. Developed two schemes for the control of this
process, which are described. Found that automatic control not only in-.
creases the capacity of the continuous neu*tralization stage, but also
reduces the use of sulfuric acid by making possible a more complete utili-
zation of the sulfur dioxide evolved during neutralization. Illustrated
by 2 figures. Data are arranged in 3 tables. 4 USSR references and 5
foreign references are listed.
Institution i Scientific Research Institute of Organic Intermediate Products and Dyes
imeni Klim Voroshilov

P,ARlr.A-qMMICH, N.Ta.: MIN. Big.; AVAKTAN. W.I.
%-_MwwwMww"ww
Automatic potentiometrlo control in phenol mannfacture. Zhim.
prom. no-3:179-180 AP-MY 154. (MLRA 7:8)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut organichaskikh polu-
produktov I krasitelay [I=. I.Voroshiloval
(Phenol) (Potentiometer)

USSR/Chemistry Phenol, production of rv-y
Card 1/1 Pub- 50 - 8/19
Authors !Avin, E. S., Avakyan, N. I., Parlashkevich, N. Ya
Title Automatic potentiometric control of the decomposition of sodium
phenolate
Periodical Khim. prom., ]NO 70 415-418 (31-34), Oct-Nov 1954
Abstract Describes automatic potentiometric control of the decomposition of
sodium phenolate into phenol and sodium sulfite with the aid of
sulfur dioxide and water. An antimony electrode is used to deter-
mine the end point of neutralization. Seven references, 2 USSR,
one since 1940. One table, 5 graphs, 2 figures.
Institution State Scientific Research Institute of Organic Intermediates and
Dyestuffs.

USSR/Chemistry --Reduction
Card 1A,
Author Levin, Z* 3 and Fodiman, Z. I.
Title Reduction of the Aromatic Halogen Derivatives on a Mercury xxxDrop
Electrodes
Periodical 3 Zhur. Fiz. Xhim. Vol. 28o PA. 4p 601-612, Apr 1954
Abstract: a The article deals with the reduction of aromatic monohalold derivatives
(with exception of C6H 01) on a mercury cathodes and the gradient
deoxidation: of po;~;Wdese The theor7 of retardation# applied in the
above-reaction, explains the-form of polarization curves and the ki-
~netic characteristics of reaction. The semiwave potentialV j in this
case, signifies a kinetic rather than thermodynamic quality. Fifteen
references; tables; graphs.
,Institution t E. Voroshilov's Scientific Investigational Institute of Semi-
Products and Pigments..
submitted April.6, 1953

--LIM/Chemistry
card
Aut.hors 9 Lavin, E. and-Shestov, A. P.
Title Polarographic determination of sulfone,s
i6ilodical Dokl,' AN .53- 0 960 FAL 5, 999 1002, June 1954
'Abstract PolarobTaphic determination of sulfone3, originated in connection with
the sulfonation of aromtic hydrocarbons is discu3sed. The secondary
products of ouch sulfonation reaction are Ar - S02 - Arl. In many cases
sWlones are formed but with only one or several vulfo-&roups - rjO31:-
Such substances are water-soluble juat as aromatic sulfo-acid3 thus
making their Identification and separation quite dif ricult. Three
references. Tables, gvaphs.
Institution.. The.K,.E. Voroshilov State 5cientific-Rese. Ir Orranic Semi-
-irch T. titute o'
producti a6d Ryes.
Presented by: Acadenician, A. H. Frun-Jdn, April 13.. 11754'

__'1'(;l+ra-"iolnt Abnorp!Aon Jp,-wtr;i ani Gon:;~.ructiorl o"
Dogr--, in 'clenne and
j ; , lons) Hocco,,., Chanical IrAus-Iry C!-,-er
-at US-?, H.1-her 3dlicational Inatit,it~'
L-lbOT' Of Red 3anner Phyzical Chcmi-al Inz+ in-ini 1. Ya. K,.-pov, !!oscow,
SO: Knj6linaya !afor)lsl, 14). 25, 1" Jun 55
For the Degree of Cindlclate in Cimmic!:~l Scl-cmees

5(2)t 5(3)
AUTHORS: Gribova, Ye. A., Levin, E. S. SG7/32-24-11-1"/"7
TITLE: Selective Det0r"t?MTT3W__o? -Sulfuric Acid and Suifo Acids
by Titration in Non-Aqueoun Solvent (Razdellnoye o,)re-
deleniye sernoy kisloty i sullfokislot titrov.'rAyem v
nevodnykh rastvoritelynkh)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol 24, Nr 11,
pp 1~56 - 1358 (US2R)
ABSTRACT: It has already been shown (Ref 1) that in non-aqueous
mixtures containing nitric and sulfuric acids or
sulfuric and hydrochloric acids the acids can be
titrated selectively one after the other. Succeeding
titrations can be carried out in the analysis of
the mononulfo and disulfo acids of anthraquinone, the
monoculfo acids of naphthaline, and the benzosulfonic
acida. Dried acetonitrile or acetone were uted as
solvents. The titration is successful vith~.morpholine
and diphenyl guanidino. All tbe titrationB were
Card 1/2 carried out using a glass elor:trode as a potentiometric

Selective Determination Of Sulfuric Acid and Sulfo S071/32-21-11-!3/37
Acids by Tit~:ation in Non- Aqueous Solvent
control. There are two potential steps in the titration
curve. The first potential wave appears when the oulfo
acids and the sulfuric acid have been titrated
completely to the binulfate. Tile bisulfate in further
titrated until the solution is completely neutral, tit
which point the second potential wave appears (Diai7ram)-
The maxinum error is 2~fo. The presence of water inter-
feres with the determination and at a concentration
of more than 5-7% prevents it altogether. The--- are I
figure, 3 tables, and I referencc.,4.%Mg~V~
ASSOCIATION: Institut organichemkikh poluproduktov i krasiteley im.K.Ye.
Voroshilova (Institute for Organic Intermediate Products
and Dyes imeni K.Ye.Voroshilov)
Card 2/2
SOV/75-14-i-26/3?
vin
V V Re f -in ;qomers of sorp-
3)j 5(4) pozdYshs 0 of the ThrGs , ad Jkb
ion .,,M=6/jjjfr&r 0.,rov
klUTHORSS it 'Determinst .. I M
ant , at,:Lv 0 '-PMWI~ To&bar LiYe trekh iz
ThAs OU ~Uieurllr-'= a opredel64
TITLE1 gitroohlorobe ,hestveunoy pri p0moshchi, infrakra'nkh
tion 5,ectra (Koli ikh sm9s'
lorborLzOla V
n:Ltrokhv pogiosh"heniya) 14, lir " Vp 126-132
spektrO skoY Jchimii 1 1959' VO
Zhurus, sn&jItichs the
the primary prodUct Of isomerSt
(Uss) robeAzene,le a ixture Of - and 9- he
TeOhni 0.1 itroohlO I of M_isomers. In t
kBSTRACTs ion Of chlorobanzOue . low content or the direct de tor- ed
nitrat'arying ratio ' with & .1abof&ted f ~q basis Of the infrax
in a I t aper a method is esojAer On content results
preset - and P'i itrochlOrd on the Single-
,inatiou Of the m O-n e recorled, )f the apparatus
ption spectra. The ;pectra &r
jLbsor- M The i oal data given in
froM the difference, The techni, us are the 3
sl?ectrometer IKS-11' for investigst'o "ve nt for
b6am cond ione 9 Was used as so hr68 COM-
the vorking etr rid tra of the t
and bon t ach!O n sp ,e e solvent'
A t ki. 1 C arbon orptiO of th

'The Quantitative Determination of the Three Isomers
of Nitrochlorobenzene Whaj Ewaza=lz, 121t.Xvtbar 'try Mesas of
Infrared Absorption Spectra
SOV/75-14-1-26/202
shown by figures. The spectra of the m- and o-i ?omer are
characterized by narrow Intense bands at 1063 cm- and
1
1053 0m- , which are lacking in the spectrum of the p-isomer.
In the spectrum of the latter isomer there is, instead, a
very intense and characteristic band at 533 cm- 1. In the
spectrum of the m-isomer there is a band at 917 cm- 1, which;
though not very intense, nevertheless may serve the purpose
of characterizing the m-isomer, as the two other isomers do,
not absorb at all in this domain. Also the band at 879 c=
is very characteristic of the m-isomer. These differences
in the spectra of the 3 isomers suffice In order to distin-
guish them In a mixture. For quantitative determination the
characteristic band of the p-isomer at a frequency of 533 cm-
is especially well suited because in this domain the other
isomers do not absorb. For the determination of the m-Isomer
the band is unfortunately not intense enough at 917 cm .
Card 2/4 Therefore, the band at 879 om-1 is used, although this entails

;I L-Af
JLA~.; %40
The Quantitative Determination of the Three Isomers SOV/75-14-1-26/32
of Nitrooblarobenzenc i&aa P=aevt 'Vop' he-A by Means of
Infrared Absorption Spectra
the danger of its being influenced by the bands of the o-
and p-isomers at 848 and 846 cm- I , which are in cl?se vicinity
to it. By narrowing the width of the gap to 4 cm- it was
possible to resolve the m-isomer bands at 879 and 867 cm -1-
It was found that with an m-isomer content of 0.5 - % in the
mixture, the error caused by superposition by the bands of
the two other isomers does not exceed 10% (relatively). In
the case of a higher m-isomer content the error is caused
only by faults of the measuring device and amounts on the
average, to 1%. On the basis of these bands determination
of the m- and p-isomer in mixtures is possible. The gauging
curve for the determination of p-isomers is given in the paper.
There are 7 figures and 7 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
LSSOCIATIONt Gasudaretvannyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
organioheskikh poluproduktov i krasiteley im. K. Yo. Voroshilova,
Moskva (State Scientific Research Institute for Organic
Card 3/4 Intermediate Products and Dyes imeni K. Yo. Voroshilov, Moscow)

50) SOV/32-25-1-20/51
AUTHORS: Gribova, Ye. A., Levin, E. S.
TITLE: Titration of a Mixture.of Amines in a Nona ueous Medium
(Titrovaniye smesi aminov v nevodnoy sredel
PERIODICAL: Zavodakaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 1, pp 38-41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Organic solvents often allow titrations that cannot be carried
out in aqueous mediums Thus, for example, many aromatic amines
can be titrated in glacial acetic acid with a chloric acid
solution (Refs 1-4)- It was observed that titrations in chloro-
benzene, acetone, acetonitrile, have much more distinct
titration end points, than is the case with glacial acetic acid.
In controlling the contact hydrogenation of aniline, a mixture
consisting of cyclohexyl amine (1), dicyclohoxyl &mine (II),
and aniline (III) must be analyzede A method is described
according to which t1tration takes place in acetone with an
0.1 n chloric acid solution (in dioxane), The titration curve
of (III) in acetone shows the same abrupt potential jump as
titrations of the cyclohexyl amines in aceti-~ a-,J.d (Fig ').
The titration was carried out potentiometrically on a LP-5
Card 112 potentiometer. The analysis of a mixture of (I), (II) and (III)

SOV/32-25-1-20/51
Titration of a Mixture of Amines In a llonaqtteous Medium
requires two titrations. The first allows the deter=!nation
of the content of (III) as well as of the sum of (11) and (1).
The second titratiork, which is carried out after a preliminary
treatment with salicyl aldehyde, yields the content of (II),
while (I) results from the difference.
There are 3 figures, I table and 12 references.
ASSOCIATION: InstItut organicheaki4kh poluproduktov i krasiteley I=.
X. Ye. Vo:-oshilava (Institute of Organic Semiproducts and
Dyes imenl K. Ye. Voroshilov)
Card 2/2

5(2)
JWTHORI Levin, E. So, Candidate of Chemical Sciences SOY/32.2!-&33/53
TITLEs Criticism of the Book by Sh* R. ?Palito go No Das and
Go R. Somayadzhulu, Wco-a4ugooTitration (Retsenziya na knigu
Sh. R. Palitj go No Dae i Go H. Somayadzhulu, Nevodnyye titrovaniya)
Gookhimizdat, 1958, 400C Copies, 10 Printed Sheets, Prji3 1, Roubles
(GoskbJ,dzd&t, 1958 g., tirazh 4000, ob"yom 10 pech.l. tsena 7 rub.)
IPMUODICALs -Z&vodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 6, PP 76,1-768 (USSRj'
ABSTRACT: The criticized book has .1 32pagess the contents is presented in a
very concentrated form. The theory of acido is described in brief,
the glycol titration somewhat more detailed and also in brief;the
other methods of acid-alkali titrations; in non-aqueous medium.
Finally 1, P, Xreshkov, editor of the translation gives a short
survey on the papers published at-ter the original book (1954-1957)
had been published, This book is neither to be regarded as a
monograph nor as a systematic manualt but much more as a detailed
survey. A disadvantage of the book is the interpretation of the
acid theory by Lewis which is described without making reference to
Bronsted's theory, as Kiit did in the introductory chapters of the
Card 1/2 book, Chapters 3 -.7 on the glycol titration are described very

Criticism of the Book by Sh, B, Palit, V. H. Das and SOV/32-25-6-53/53
0. R. Somayadzhulu, Ron-squecus Titration. Gookhimizdat, 195e, 400C copies,
10 Printed Shoots, Prize 7 Rcrables
detailed because they contain papers by Palit and are therefore
subjective. Only two chapters deal with the new moot effective
methods of non-aqueoua titrations, containing only some
enumerations without a detailed discussion of the results.
Translation and compilation of the book am satisfactory with the
exception of some printing errors which are pointed out.
Card 2/2
UMMM-M61,229

PODIVAN, Z.Is; LWIN, B.S.
Polarographic control In the production of contact antbraquinons.
Zav.lab 26 no.10:1088-1090 160. (NM 13:10)
1, 11suohno-issledovatel'skly institut organicheskikh poluproduktov
I kraviteley.
(Anthraquinons) (Polarography)

LEVIN I S.; YODIMAH. Z.I.
Polarography of 4-nitrophemyl- and 4-switophanyl-aso-salicylic acid.
Zav.lab 26 no.10:1090-109) 160. (KIRA 13: 10)
(Salicylic acid) (Polarography)

LVIN, X.S., kand.khimicheakikh nauk
.Polarographic analysiag by T.A.Kriukova. S.I.Siniakova, T.Y.
Arefleva. Ravievecl by I.S.Levia. Zav.lab. 26 no.9:1165-li66
l6o. (MIRA 13:9)
(Polarography)
(Kriukova,T.A.) (Siniakova,S.I.) (Arefleva, T.V.)

'TXFQWIMW, A.Peg otvored,; ALIMARIN, I.P., red.; ='MAN, N.B., red.;
KLMOVA, V.A., red.; XEMMOT, A.P., red.; KU s V.I., red.;
red.; POMATSKATA, Z.I.. red.; MSHADZ&g TeOG*j red*:
TALIROZI, VA.. red.: TSUXMWN, A.M., red.; SHIMMIN. T.M.. red.;
S1OMnMq Yu,N,t red.; TMOMOT, K65*, takhn.red.
[Conference on organic analysinj Soveshchanle po organichaskowu
analizu. Tesisy dokladov. Koskva, Isd-vo Mosk.univ., 1961. 170 P.
(min 14:4)
1. Soveshchonlye po orgonicheskomu analisu. 1961.
(Chomistryj Analytical-Congresses)
(Chemistry. Orgonic-Congresses)

LEVIN' E.So FODIIAAN, Z.I.
Polarographic analysis of some organic intermediate products. Jrg.
poluprod. i kras. no.2:183-200 161. (JURA 14tll)
(Polarography)

LEVIN, E.S.; CHLENOVA, R.S.; FODIMAN 9 Z-I-
Polarographic analysis of indotoluidine. Org. toluprod. i kras.
no.W01-208 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Indoanilins) (Polarography)

_LSYM B,S.; OBIPOVA.0 14A.
. S-~
Wchardam of the pDlarographic reduction of aromatic sulfonic
acids and aulfones. Part ls Coulometric investigation. Zhur.ob.
kh,Lm,, 32 no.?:2oe*-2oqi n 162. (MA 15 z 7)
1. Nauchuo-lsoledovatellskty Lnotitut orgazdcheskikh poluproduktov
I krasiteley,
(Sulfon.Lc wide) (Reduction, Electrolytic)

Mlll L,
linetio currents in the reduction of naphthal nesuUonia acids*
Dokl*AN SSSR 244 no.lsl59-162 vq 162a (MIM 15: 5)
1e Gowidaratvemyy nauchno-inaledovatellskiy institut polupro-
duktov i krasiteley. Predstavleno skademikom A.N.Frumkinym.
(Naphthalensu.Uonio acide) (Reduction,, Electrolytic)

tF.VIN, E.S.
Change of the wchanism underlying electrochemiial res!',~tirnz in a
nonprotogenic medium In rosponse to the addition of a Proton vjnrx.
Dokls AN SSSR 151 no.6:1375-1378 Ag 163. (KRA 16:10)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskly institut pollupraJukt.ov
I krasiteley. Predstavleno akndcmikom A.N.Frumkinym.

VINOGRADOVA, X,P,j LEVINj B.S.
......... .. I--.-
Preparation of aome haloamino derivativee of Ays-Wasine
(F and BrAsaidoe). Zhur.VKHO 10 na.5089 165.
.(MIRA 18;11)
1. Nauahno-issledovatellskiy institut organichaskikh polupro-
duktov I kraoitelay,

LEVINP E.S.; RODIONOVA, G.N.
Tautowrism of laotams In vapors studied by mears of Infrared
spectroscopy. Dokl. AN SSSR 164 no.3t584-587 S 165. (H m. 18:9)
1. Sutmitted March 2, 1965.

LIVIN. P.
We will got It also In the Kusnetsk BasIn. Mant.tzgl. 9 no.2.*
24 7 16o. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Zamestitell nachalfulka otdola. rabochego snabzheni7a tresta
liselevskugolf, Xubass.
(Kuznetsk Basin-Restaurants, lunchrooms, etc.)

UVIIN I F.
Z~
According to Lenin's plans, stroi, trubqwov. 6 no*5tl-2 My 161.
(14IRA 24:7)
(Pipelines)
f

LIVIS. 7.B.; 100SMEA. N.A.
- WOMENWAMOW
Vascular reactions in subjects with peptic ulcers under the effect
of conditioned and unconditioned stimullo ?er,&rkh. 22 no.6:60-62
Mov-Dec $0. (CLHL 20:5)
la, Of the Department of ftenIty Therapy (Read-Prof.F.D.Levin),
Turkmen Hadt"I Institute.

XXVII, F.B.: NANnffA, M.B.
ONW
Role of the cerebral cortex in regulation of blood sugar following
admInistration of Insulin in peptic ulcer. 131n. sod., Moskva 29
no.12:54-58 Doe 51. (CUM 21:4)
1. Professor for Zarin. 2. Of the Department of Fmculty Therapy,
Turkmpn Medical Institute, &zA of the Department of Hospital Therapjr,
Ishevsk Medical Institute.

LEVIN, F.B,, aspirant
;noreasing the weight gain in swine by using Usaue preparations.
.*ivotnovodstvo 22 no.7s38-39 '60j, (MM 160)
1, Vassoyuznyy institut eksperimentallnoy vaterinarii.
(Swine-Feeding and feeds) (Tissue extracts)

KATYUNIN. 1.P.: 7AKHAROT. P.Y.; K02WV, N.D.; IRVIN. Y.D.. redaktor
[What the automobile driver must imowl Chto nsobkhodiao ponnit,
vladelltsu avtomobilia. CXoskya] Isd-vo Iftskovelmia pravda,P
1956. 49 P, (MLRA 100)
1. Moscow. Otdal regaliroyantya ulichnogo dvtzhonlys. 2. Otdal
regullrovanlya ulichnogo dvizheniya Upravlentya Ministerstva
vatLtreunlkh del kore Moskvy (fto Natyunin, Zakharov, Kozlov)
44tomobile drivers)

ZMIGCIRQDS]rAU, M.YA; rsdaktor,- UIASHNI]COY. V.?.. tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Where to study; a manual for students entering higher and secondary
schools for special studies (tectmical and vocational) in Moscow and
Moscow Province in 1956] Kuda poiti uchit'sia; spravochnik dlis.
postupalushchikh v vysshis. srednie spetsialInya uchabnye savedenita
(takhnikusy, uchilishcha, shkoly) i tekhnicheskie uchilishcha Xoskvay
t Moskovskot oblasti v 1956 godu..God izd. 10-i. (Koskva] Izd-vo
NMoskovskaia pravda.4 1956. 214'p. (HLRA 9:10)
(Moscow Province--Technical education-Directories)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION
U.S.S.R. MWeterstvo vysshego obrazoviudys,
541
Aspirant=a pri mookovskikh vpsbllrh uchebm7kh zavedwdyakh, nauchnykh I nauchno-
Issledovatel'skikh uchrezhdomiyakh; spravochn' " postupayushchikh Y 195T
godu (Graduate Division of Moscow Schools of HiSter Education and Scientific
Research Institutions; a Ylapual for Students Entering in 195T) Lmoscwl
"Moskovskaya, prayda"., 195T. 151 p. 10,pOOO copies printed#
Ed.: Levin., F. D.,- Tech. Ed.: Kalashnikov.. V. P.
PMUNM*. The book Is written to acquaint the reader with the available field for
graduate vork in the various educational institutions in Moscow.
COVERAGE: The book contains a list of educational institutions with graduate
divisions in a variety of subjects. It offers other pertinent data
for those wishing to enter graduate vork., Including copies of forms
to be completed by applIcauts.,
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Graduate Division (Cont4
TAME OF CONTEM:
Implementation of regulations concerning graduate divisions of
schools of higher education and scientific research Institutes 3
Regulations concerning graduate divisions of schools of higher
education and scientific research institutes 4
Measures for Improving the training and certification of scientific
and educational personnel 11
Instructions regarding the procedure for granting academic degrees
and the use of acad-4c titlels 20
Syllabus for German language courses
Syllabus for French language courses
Syllabus for English language courses
36
40
44
Scientific institutions of the UM Acadanq of Sciences 49
541
Scientific research Institutes of the Acadeq of Civil Engl1wering
and Architecture 56
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Gruluate Division (Cont-) 541
Academy of Conmanal Economics Immi K.D. Pamfllov 57
Scientific institutions of the USSR AeadwW of VAdical Sciences 58
Scientific institutions of the PJM Academy of Pedagogical Sciences 61
Scientific institutions of the A.U-Unlon AcadwW of Agriculture,
imenl V.X, lranin 62
Institutions of higher education vith graduate divisions, of the
UM Ministry of Higter FAucation 64
Institutions of higher education vith graduate divisions, of other
ministries and departmients 70
Scientific research institutes vith graduate divisions 74
Announcements by institutions of higher education and scientific
and scientific-research institutes regarding admission to
graduate vork in 1957 93
AVAnAZZ: Library of Congress
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