SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ONIKIYENKO, V.V. - ONISHCHENKO, B.A.

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MINAKOV, Ivan Fedorovich; ONIKIYENKO' Vladimir Vasil'yevich [Onykiienko,
V.V.J; YO.V.
[Myronova, IE.V.J. red.; MUZICdKO, G.I. (Muzychko, H.1.1, ter_~ire~.
[Chernovtsy Province; economic and geographical outlinej Cherni-
vets'ka oblast'; ekonomiko-geografichnyi naryal. [Manual for
geography teachers] Posibnyk dlia vchyteliv geografii. Cher-
nivtsi. obl.vyd-vo, 1958. 101 P. (MIRA 12:9)
(Chernovtay Province--Economic conditions)

KOROBKOJI I.M., inzh.F FETOJ?OVSXIY, N.V., lnzh.; PLESKAGH, V.I., Inzh.;
ONIMMKO, A.M., in2h.
Regulating and measuring vacuum in a sinter strip. Mkt. I
gornorud. prom. no-4:60-61, JI-Ag 163. (MIRA 161l1)
1. Institut avtomntiki Gosplana Ukr-SSR.

ONIKO, B.I., slneqrl
Portable clamp pipe-bonder. Nov. tokh. mont. i spets. rab.
v strol. 21:1 of cover Jo '59. (PIRA 12:P)
1.Moskovska7a sanitarno-tekhnielieskaya masterska3ra TSentral'nogo
sanitarno-tokhnicheakogo montazhnogo tresta.
kYlpe bondinp)

ONIKOV. B.A.; BOLOTINA, Z.F.
Xamifacture of staple fabrics fcr suits. Tokat.pron. 16 no.5:
53-55 My 156. WaA 9:8)
(Textile fabrics)

ON IK L)v , E
Influence of the sizing stretch of the warp threa- on work on
synthetic-fiber fabrics. P. 432.
MAGYkR T~--XTILT~-'i NIKA. (T xtilipar~. Muszaki Ps Tuaomanyis -'-gy~-sulet,
Bucapest, Hung~,ry, Vol. 10, no. -1,1112, Dec. 1958.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EFAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 8,
AugU5t 1959.
Uncla.

ON I EOY_,-Z, i n z-~ i .-
7:Z~~~-
Effect of Ptretcr. j-, WRrD YATFn ~,iring sizing -.-~ *,np Fn ri-.knf-p -~f
9 f.'ITIl 14 f Pbr ic- s . Tekgt.Trom. 12. na.4:26-29 A p (~'. IRI, I I : L~ )
(Sizing (Textile))

OMIKOV. N.A.
Tenslometer for the investigation of tension devices for a
faet-moving yarn. Izv.vys.uchnb.zuv.; tekh.tekst.prom. no.b:
72-85 '59. (MIRA 13:4)
1. lKnukovskiy tokstillnvy institut.
(Tonsiometer) (Spinning machinery)

ONIKOV, E.A., inzh.
- - .- - . -:-.
Some causes of breakage of the warp thread ~ rir4- iij-h Epeet
warpinp. Tekst. prom. 19 no.7:52-54 JI '59.
(MIRA 12-11)
(Warping machines)

ONIKOV, E.A.
InvestigatIng the tonairma of - rija moviiig yurn. lzv.vyo.
ucheb.zav.; takh.teket.prom. no-1:97-104 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
1. Moakovskiy tekstillnyy instl tut.
(Textile mach~.nory)

ONIKOV, K. A. Cs~nci 'Pen ~,cci -- "Stycy of' tigntpnF~rs f*or- f~!st-mo7i:-.i- co-,~on
threRas." Len 1961 (Min of' Hio.er nrid ~ooonclnry 6pecial ze(I Eotj --inn - -1,
L,-n Textile Inst im o". M. Kirov,,. ' K;., 4 -61 , 199 ~
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ONIKOV, Eduard Arshakovich; BERKOVICH, N.Yu., retsenzent;
CFTUGREMA, V.N., red.; FYAI'IN'ITSKIY, V.14., tekhn.red.
[I-ensors, con-rol and clearing mechanisms for Simple twist
threads] Natiazhnye i kontrollno-ochistitellrye ustralstva
odinochrqkh nitei. Moskva, Gizlegpror, 1963. 100 P.
(M-IlU 17:3)

ONIKOV, E.A., starsldy -,,.),.r-udnik; SA,;KOVA, L,A.p
sotrudn4'_; ~;O.',- ~'.%IOVA.
Geometric method of aric o' :-n weav-
rics. Tekst.i;rom. e,4 n '1:50-55 Ja v)4. :3
1. TSentral 'nyy aau !.no-i,-;F 'S:~iy ;.,-S! 4 1,1*-
~-aazhnoy : r-ay-sr.lpnn-st',

i3E:iK(,V.*,-;.. , , '. ~. -H. "'U~ '~. -l" .I.. , K , , 1 . A. . '.I - . , " m ,
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-I~r. 1 . (''1"A r'-. ',

ON 1 KOV, EA., starst~jy nauchnTj sctnidziI4,
W~des~.rf-ad err~-r made Ln
looms. Tekst.[rom. 45 nr.,I:jt,-,-l N '6 5.
TSentra''rivy
::.azhnoy

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ZAKILLR I TEVSKAYA, I. D. ; OH I KGV L. 1. 1 MARX OV 14.F.
Tarn vat d.,,eing with PN apparatuses. Tekst.pro-n. .' -
29-31 Jo '55. Nja~ R: 7)
(Dyes and dying--Apparatus)

AVETISYAN, I.S.; POSPELOVA, K.A.; ONIKUL., K.E.; ZUBOV, P.I.;
Prin-imala uchastiye DREZEL'S, S.S.
Obtaining the copolymer of vinyl acetate with butyl acrylate for
emulsion paints. Lakokras.mat. i ikh prim. no.2:13-15 164.
(SERA 17:4)

BER I. Y AN D, M. Ye. -, ',F'.'K I 1"i V I i-,!! , Yo .!,. ; P - ! -
~. f 'r, rr. '~.' 'M~!'',r I
Ix-term' ni,-,,~ *J,~ ~, " 1 : - -, ; " f - t'-' :' ffw ' 'w I' ' '
'Mi n . I ~r~ . i -- - f C". . M-;, . .
electric. 9* it - -, - . rll(ly

BERLYAND, M.Ye.; GENIKHOVICH, Ye.L.; TOZffKINA, V.P.; ONIKUL, R.I.
Numerical study of' atmospheric d4 ff,islinn inder normal and srcna'-7--;s
conditions of qtratlfl,~~Rtion. Trjidy no.158:;---'l '64.
Charqcte'ri.gt .,.,3i(:,n of heavy pollutants in the atmosphere.
lb;-d.:32-40 (~IIRA 1":?)

ONIUJL, a. I.
Frosts in Sakhalin. Trudv Dallnevost.NIMI no.6:44-58 '59.
(MrRI 12:1)
(Sakhalin--Frost)

GANDIN, L.S.; PYATYGlNA,K.V.; ONIKUL. R.I.: TITOV, V.M.: SWRAN, Z.H.
Diurnal march of temperature in the lower atmoapheric la7ers.
Trudy GGO no.76:3-29 158. (MIR.A 11:11)
(Atmospheric temperature)

S/044/62/000/009/038/069
AC601A 000
AUTHOR: Onikul, R. I.
T=.; On solving the problem of heat- and humidity-exchange in the lower
layers of' the atmosphere by the method of grids
PIMIODICAL: lief(,rntlvn~y zhurrial, Matemat1ka, no. 9, 1962, 23, abstract 9V116
(In collection: "Materialy Soveshchanlya Koordinats. komiB. po
(,.hisl. metodam prognoza". Leningrdd, Gidrometeoizdat, 1961, 11-~,
121)
TW: The paper describes the method of numerical solution of the one-di-
mensional equation of heat conduction with respect to the'variables t and z for
media with varying coefficient of thermal conductivity (atmosphere and the bed-
ding medium). In conformance with the variation of the coefficient of therlbal
conductivity with the z coordinate, the three-layer problem Is considered. The
.appropriate boundary conditions are given on the upper and lower boundaries of
each of the media. The solution Is sought at the grid points in the plane of
the vapiables t and z. With!n the limits of an elementary segment (the grid In-
Clard 1/2

s/o4 4/6 2JO001009A38106, 9
On solving the problem of neat- and ... ACW)()1AO00
terval) of the variable z the coefficient of thermal conductivity is approximated
by a linear "'unction of z. Computational formulae are given, such as were ised
on the machine "Ural", to carry out complitations for the solution of heat-ex-
change problems in the atmosphere and in the bedding medium. In order to estab-
lish the a1ze of the approximation errors, the same formulae were used to com-
pute the temperature distribution also for the case when the coefficients of
thermal conductivity are constant in all three media. The results of the cal-
culations for this case are compared with calculations according to the formulae
of the exaet solution of the problem.
S. L. Belousov
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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01-*IKUL~ R,l,
Formation of Lhe IA-utsk fogs. Trudy GGI no.127:69--81 '~-
(Ml.at 15;7)
(Irkutsk -Fog)

S/531/62/000/127/007/007
T053/1253
ATTTII,-'P: nnilval, R.I.
'r IT LF Tho roducibility of numeric solution of thi equation of
hoat condlictivity
-vr goof Izichoskaya ob.9,irvatorlyao TruOyo
Leningrad. Cjlnvnp
no. 127. 196-1. FIz11(a prizomnogo .9loya vosclu'01a, 1217-13~
T'~YT nrder to (locrease. the err(-)rs In the Investigation of tho
heat o.~chinGe In the boundr-,r lnyer of the atriosphere, the nuTnPrIc
'on of tho equation of Liermal condiietivitT for a Somi-l".mIted
mpdlum under Initial homogeneous conditions can be reduced to an
anal-vtical one, IrrespF)ctive of tho vnluo of intnrvals t nnd z. A
grnp~ 3howing tho rptq of change vitth rospoct to time of the relat-
Ive error of a numoriv, solution is plotted for a two-layer ground-
pL Ir I- 'roblorn N71th tho night-time, decreFtse of temperature. There 1,9
I fiffure 9nd 2 tnblen.
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IdAbor tbafi~ U4 source., the Influence of the layer at sbort distances is mt
West wen.if k vithin the inversion layer Is extreme2y mmu, Xf the 2cver
'bW=dWy of U4 Imersion layer ap1woaches the level of t-be soume., Us Inter-
be detected way at a considicr-
veAlmg, effect increases wMreclably, J~Mt' CM
h
able distance- from the source.. The anomaous stratification associated vii
,j
an - imers.Ion layer' aloft does not alvays lead -to L a slipiftenut enhancement
of the surface concentration. Xf the source is, sufficiently hi& ebm tbc
1 - ground and - the lmter~eptivs Ay r Is sufficient3.YLhj& abm tba soutce, a
e
tive2y man Intensification of,.the surface concentration occurs vitbin
or sweralkil-mters fr= Us, amwee, It the source is not hi& atme
1111"61 Si Iviersim layer if, dimctly Ome itap t1w Intercepting cf-
U liitrsjon layer vin be:-hl" s1gmIfIcw*,-, at mufficlently great
ntration nay Increase by a factor
&J*taW*s f= tali - W=03 the surface conce
or noft than 20- L WMen the am=* Is vithin or abwe the IvOirslon lapr,, the
--,3*n*trqt19r of Us aembl, InW the surface layer is s3l&tv even at great
~T. T, distMees 2~ a the mm=*0 ~ Gravitatlowl settXIM mot also be considered
11t.lay of *ppiextlim of beavy aeroBOU, This Imb2A= Is A*3.v*a
thi
L mnrlcauy. -the absence of an Iwmr&1cn,,-.tb* smftm near

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L W961-66 EIR (1) /F GC GW
ACCESSION NR: AT5019733 UR/2531/65/000/172/0035/0041
AUTHOR: lkvzoval N. L.- Onikul R. I.
TITLE: Analysis of the heavy-contaminant concentration field from data of experi-
ments carried out at the 300-meter meteorological tower
SOURCE: Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheskVa observatoriya. Trudy, no. 172, 1965.
Voprosy atmosfernoy diffuzii i zagryazne-..iya vozdukha (Problems of atmospheric dif-
fusion and contamination), 35-41
TOPIC TAGS: atmospheric particle diffusion, air pollution, meteorological tower,
aerosol
ABSTRACT: Utilizing the numerical Liolutions of the turbulent diffil-'--i-)n equation 'M,
Ye. Berlyand, Ye. L. Genikhovich, V. P. Lozhkina, F. I. Oniku-1, Tr. GGC, no. 15~,,
1964), the author analyzed data obtained by scattering in the atmosphere heal-Y Fcl-
lutants ejected from various levels of the 300-meter meteorological tower. The pollA.
sources oprayed chemically neutral substances of various colors f1red, orange, ti-nd
yellow polyme-Chylmethacrylate [sic)),-which could then be collected simultaneously.
Suhsequentlythe 8ploked samples were studied under ultraviolet light. Tests show
that the theoretichl results are in excellent agreement with the experimental data.

L 20961-06
IP'--ESSION NR: AT5019733
C)ncentration of various fractions could be calculated from the precipitation rate
on tho collecting surfaces. These, in turn, permitted the calculation of the maxi-
mum giound concentrations and distances at which they are observed as a function of
the 9,jurce altitude, wind velocity, atmospheric stratification, and the rate of
gravitational precipitation of the particles. All results are in the form of tables.
Orig. art. has: 9 formulas and 2 tables. [o8l,
ASSOCIATION: Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observatoriya, Leningrad (Main Geophysical
i0bservatory)
SUBMWED: 00 ENCL: '00 SUB CODE: ES
NO REF SOV: 008 OTHF4i: 000 ATD MSS., qori~
Card 2/2

iAUTHORt
L 2669-66 ]W(l)1W(M)1FC(;1EWA(h) G31GW
ACCESSION MRs AT5023953 UR/0000/65/000/000/0380/0391;
Berlyand., H..Ye..4 Dem'y~nc!yich V. K.;
OnIkul. R. 1,
TITLE3 Effect of vertical distribution of temperature and wind
velocity on the utmospheric eiffusion of radioactive pollutants
SOURCES Nauchnaya konferentaiya__po - --n -0bninA'V"
yader oy ... ppqqrq~kog~i_
1964. Rad o--a t Vn ye -- atmost
-re"i Ikh ispol'zovaniye v
opy v e
meteorologil (Radioactive Isotopes in the atmosphere and their use in
meteorology); doklady konferentsii. Hoscow, Atomizdat, 1965, 380-391
TOPIC TAGSt nucl~kar metg rvjLQ-gy, 'I air pollution, atmospheric surface
boundary layerv atmospheric b"h*d'b'ry layer, micrometeorology, raoio-___,_
active falloutitradioactive pollution, lapse rate, atmospheric :-urbu-
lence, wind velocity
ADSTRACTs Until recently, Soviet research dealing with ptoblems of
atmospheric pollution from continuously active point sources has been
based an models of conditions for wind velocity and the coefficient
of turbulent exchange prevailing in the surface boundary layer of the
atmosph4r*. The present caper discusses the inapplicability of this
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L 2669-66
ACCESSION NR: AT5023953
model to many existing and planned point sources and to problems of
radioactive fallout# It presents a quantitative analysis of the effects
of lapse rates, wind velocity, turbulent exchange# and other factors
and a mathematical model which reflects them as they actually occur
in the thicker boundary layer. Orig. art. has: 8 formulas and 5
figures. JERI
ASSOCIATIONs none
SUBNITTEDS 2,8Apr65 ENCL: 00 SUB CODEt ES, NP
NO REF SOVI 009 OTHERt 000 ATD PRESS t

ONIKUL Ya.Ye.. inshener; STUSHUN. K.%.. inzhener; ROKANOVSKIY, V.P.,
n t tekhnichookikh nauk, dotsent; SHILOY. V.S., inzhener,
retsenzent ; VATNTRAUB. D.A.. inzhener. redairtor
(Stampiag non-metallic materials) Shtampovka nometallicheskikh
matarialov. Pod obahchei red. Y.F.RomanovBkogo. Moskva. kioB. nauchno-
takhn. izd-vo mashinostrott. lit-ry. 1955. 56 p. (Bibliotechka
shtampovshchika, no.8) (MLRA 9:12)
(6heet-metal work)

Subject
Card 1/1
Author
Title
Periodical
Abstract
AID P - 4259
USSR/Engineering
Pub. 128 - 17/33
Onikul, Ya. Ye., Engineer, Chief of a Plant's Con-
struction Bureau
Institution
Submitted
Letter to the Editor
Vest. mash., #1, P. 55, Ja 1956
The author states that the method of calculation
presented by D. A. Vayntraub in his article "Technolo�ical
Calculations in the Drawini#of High Rectangle Casings
published In this journal 6, 1955) proved In practice
to be very helpful and accurate.
None
No date

ONIKULP Ya.ye.
Group blocks for die casting. Av.prom. 26 ao.8:564~4" Ag I:',
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(Die casting-Equipment and supplies) k- iz--4)

VEDEIEYEV, bikolay Petrovich; VOLCTIM41KOV, Aleksandr Ivanovich;
NOVGORODOV, ~Ueknandr 3tepanovich; OVIKUL, Ya.ye., inzh.,
retsenzent; VAYliTLAU-B, D.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.;
LEYYJIIA, T.L., red. iza-va; SPERANSKAYA, OV., tekhn. red.
Diard-alloy er.gineering equipment; dies and press-molds]
Tverdosplaw.aia tekbnologicheskaia osnastka; shtat~py i press-
formy. Leningrad, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-ry, 1961. 119 p. (YUU 15:2)
(Dies (14etrdworking)) (Metalwork)

ONIN, N.M.; TST GEPMAN, I.S. rdeceast-dj
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Use of -"" -,' nr n surveys A L ',r~
I
deposit at the conta-l- Df two mfd'1;4 rav,,,,)F rilff-rc-nt ,
conductivi ty. Zar. , LG I )ci r,o,2:11C-113 ' 61 ~ ( l/. i r"t " '. .. - 'I,
(Elr-ctric prospecting)

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AUTHOR: Onipchenko, '~nginepr
TITLE: (In the 'election of T~dflinp "ecl-anis-
'~Tnvi,r,-,Ption 7ocks
PERICDICAL: 'Ii~rote'-I-nicheskoyp --trni I-el ',-t~tvo,r
ABSTRACT: In ans%ver to a question of ~rcl.-Pect '.7. 'erp-
nina on the decreased I-eiirl--t of
tion ock vplve),.o,1se str,,)ctureq,
viet -.eriodical 11",idrotek'nicl-esko,,e
Q1 e 11T
I Ir I", tle author pives an explanaf-ior. n' rl-
nomena which con~lition tl~p freight of '1,eFe s
Fxperience in operptior ~own~-tre,,~m ryate
mechanisris of the Vuybyslev "Y2~rocnmplpx na,;,,,-,-:Dn
lock showed that tle mass-acceler,tior. of --atpr,
caused by tl~e length of the fillinr ccnl,)i* -,
be neglected, '7hen closing th, operaton, r-,
to m above the normal level and flonrled '1- . 've
Card 1,12 house. The I- of tle ".i1ropro:/(,kt" cnrr~r, I

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On the 'Jelection of Tiftirp. "echnnism 17eip~ts 4n -av.
laboratory experiments and field te.-It.9 to
problem P.nd recommended either the
,mate sl-aft or tl--e use of 'hvIrP.,,iIic -i-t -,,~ip
,,.,hich is not effected hy f i r) r) 7. -r ~r, re,
r~ram RnI I grprh.
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JMALTURIN, A., inzh. ; ONIFICEMKO, G., inzh.
Characteristics of openLting twin sluices. kiech-tn-nap. 19
oo.9:32-33 6 '61). ~MIRA 13:9)
(Sluices)

F-
ONIKHENKOP G. . inzh.
Wkve damping in the lower lock approach channels. Rech. tranaD.
21 no.10:42 0 162. (MM 15110)
(Locka(Hydraulic engineering)) (waves)

C,i'IM',KOP it'. I.
Wf ect of Camhor Ser -m on the Ca-rdiovase'. lar Syster. r f Horses. "
Cand Med Sci, ~bscow Veterinary Acad, !~bscow, 1953. (RZiBiol, No 5, Nov ~4)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (11)
SO: Sum. No. 521, 2 Jun 55

PAVLOVSKIY, V.; OSTAPENKO, K.; ICNDELEVICII, M.M.; BATANOV, Yu.P.; k.TOIJETS,
N.I.; SORCIAK, G.K.; ANDIRIYASH, L.T.; k'EL:N, ' -
G.I., ONIFENKO) 11
13NAT0% RICH, N.; CMZHOV, A.; DAU4ATOV, !~.K.; I'-IKO:LSK.Y, A.'.".; K'-,'A-
LENKO, Ya.R.
Information an-j brief news. Veterinariia 40 no.9.P3-93 3 'b3.
(MIRA 11'1:1)

AUTHOR: ~)n; pk,,, A.M.
TITLE: D 1 13 t i rii-u s i,el ail o,uf, a o ' the Natl ,na, H ii,her
Jayus nc r-, ve sy a pe I a teches tver~r.,-y vyssrp 5 y K. -
3andr -n-~!r;eyevl--n K,,va-evsKiy, Deceased
PER !,- D' "A:,: t n K V e - r. K j h
APSTRACT: Tr. ar t c e ,ri t a ris a t~iography t ro f'e b ii, r D,,, C t r A
, y 4 4J, , t~ie fu~nder f the ccimparalive ev~;-
&Ova evsk.,
u I . --,na I y and a fol-ower a." Darwinism. Acc-,r-~~.na~,
em t r - )F,
tc t~~e article !~e was aso an advocate of natura.
ma t e r., a 11 , s ir, ~iis s--ient-,!'-c w-jrK wa.3 aiways ciose~y c, r:-
-, . I ac t i v i ty n Fel rua ry :;e
riected w.,th his pelaga~r, ca
was a r~!'essor at tne Kazan' '~'niversi ty an a,, e
in -h :n tne coirse of'
- ar~7e :)." trie chair -,)f ~ j,~ : or--,y .
ne t a,,~ t, ri t t, ,!i ect at the Kiyev and NuvorossiYSK -n I -
vers,ties. : ,. I he w~s c-,ected merrite - of' t ne ~:Lri
A,-. a' t~my Dc . enc es
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ONIFKOP V,, starshiy tel~hnik-leytenant
Device for clamping main shock struts. Av.i kosm. 45 no.3:84
W '63. (MIRA 16:3)
(Shock absorbers)

KARLB, H.I., kand.med.nauk; KLRWOV, G.Ya.; ONMO, V.A.
Disparsery service for patients with lupuB erythematosus. Vest.
derm.1 ven, no.1.1356-58 161. (MIPLA 1461)
1. Iz Kozhno-venerologicheskogo dispansera Vo.3 Leningrada
(glav-nyy vrach S.M. Grudinina, nau(,bmyy rukovoditel' - cbelm-
korrespondent AMN SSSR zasluzhennyy deyatell nauk RSFSR prof.
S.T. Pavlov).
(LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS)

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ARBUZOV, Yu.A.; OWI~h-hLIKU, ,.-
Reactiun of 1-chloro-l-aitrosocyclohexane with 1,3,-butadiene.
Dokl. AN S.~,.jR 146 no-5:10?5-1077 0 162. (KEU:1'5 k0)
1. 14Dakovskiy FOBUL;ELrstveuziyy universit,-t im.M.V.Lomc)nosove.
Predstavleno ak4demi-kom A.N.Nesmeyanovym.
(Cyclohex&ne) (Butadiene)

EELYAGIN, G.N.; KIMOROV12, i,,.V.; KAiUtl'Hl,lT3l'-lv, V.I., 01113HOUKO, A.~;.
ComWation of --oal anl water suspezwioriB at a lilot :-l-'ai.-.
39 no.9:1`6-7 S 164. A 1-,': 10)

TIIOV, Viktor DrAtriyevich; ONISHCIMIKQ, Anna lvanovna; SOSEDOV,
C.O.J. retserzent; !A=CV, otv. red.; G.Y.?
red,izd-va; LG.- ILINA, L.V., takhn. red.; P.--iOW:,LVSKAYA, V.L. ,
tekhn. red.
[Underground method oil iron-ore mining] hazrabotka rud cher-
nykh metallov podzemnym sposobom. Moskva, Goagortekhizdat
1963. 1F1 p. (iai~A 16:12~
(1ron mines and mining)

~: ~ 7- -: : ' -~ -.- i'. .7.
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9. Month' List ~' 11,~ss~,ir Ac--.-ss; ris , Li~ r,tr'V - f Crlngr-ss . -. I ~ ... 11

krayinskiy :.a -,c-ri".- 1 5- ~e :~J%r in 6' i 1,;t ov,)s nv,,.i.-i Lv,~,,*,
Xcint,"y Li-ill c' ri-.1s~dan. ~c --L36i,-ns, Li,.rar-- cf L)e

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5 tarx- of p S tu
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2. USSR (60,,, j
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ser-dl -i i a 'Ic. 1 , I )~ .
9. Monthly List of Russian Acc,ssions, Library of Congress, ..lay -19S3. Unclassified.

VAGANOV, A.P., ONlSHCHRIXO, A.I.
Investigation of the efficiency of top dressing pot--toes with
super-phosphates. Dop. UN URSR no.2:152-156 '56* (YJaA 9:12)
1. Kharkivalkiy siltalkogoelpMars'kiy insitut imeni Dokuchayeva
i Ukrainsykiy n.-d. Institut ovochivnitstva. Predstavleno akademikom
Akademli nauk USSR I Vaesoy-u2n,)y Akademll sallskokhozya)rstvenn7kh
nauk. imeni Lenina P.A. VlasyukDm.
(Phosphates) (Potatoes)

GOLIKOV, Vladimir lvanovich (Holikov V J; 0ISHCWKO, Aleksey
f,'.oiseyeyic.h [Onyshchenko, 0.1 *
- ; SKMARE21KO, 0., red. ;
I'TLYRR', Yu., tekhm. red.
[Cost of farm produce and how to reduce it] Sobivartist' sill-
slkohospodaralkoi produktsii i shliakhy ii zvyzhennia. Kyiv,
Derzh.vyd-vo polit.lit-ry URSJI, 1960. 70 p. (MIRA 15:1)
(Ukraine-Fam produce)

CNIS HC4ENKOI A. M. ; VAI; I K( , V. N, , C,, :,0VN'f A 1, , . F . red,; KqiUANOVSKAY A,
T-I., tekhn, red.
[Handbook for training, in geological mapping] Rukovodstvo k
provedenliu uchobnol y,r,ktl'?:i po ponlogicheskomu knrtirova-
niiu. Klev, Izd-vo Kievskogo univ., 1962. 78 p.
(AURA 160)
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times. 1. 16~ III 1-mULALlov And A S, Unislic sumirswrol (Ircompari And mant, i tint om I,, s- I. (a, Awl -00
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1
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Vn. tnii in much lower viarld VIII. ir."_ at diffimiltly the id'W /.-,- of 'fit '00
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It
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to t* stable Wid gave the sm-PAirx-staso derip. (1XV), not 00
p.rgf*rd To pro" its emirtunt JUV, which gave a neg 00
billow reaction. was stapted. with dil NmOll still ih,
ampon. Product decartmoylisted wtile dd fit%. to gi- so
the phenythydraime (XV) of
* so
(dricionipm ). stilo obtained by
&cid. birtght yell", in. M
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00 reactive of .-cyasobutyrftucbao Wirth pliquylthasmium
I
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1 00

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99
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so

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00 hi
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00 Vill-, "1 101 2' ~dmmpn I hwh save a ims Do;- 90
-.11tim. ZVI with .1, m sq N.WI und.-ni lots
00 W-age mul k- of IL (N to gi- the phrety1hydr..-, 00

00 160 , '..
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00
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M with boding wattT gavr
00 the amide of XV, m. 16"', which heated with dil HCI 00
gave III Synthesis of llydroryprofins, (-,-bydrazy
00 9110
00 pyrroUdime-Wboxytit add) IV. Aid. 3-11 V 00
33. 172,S1. ],,hn Livak
00 00
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1 111 Am 13.

ONISHMENK0, A. S. , FEr,FrIAKTOV, V. V.
"Synthesis of Oxyproline (Y-Pyrro lid ineta rboxylic Acid)," Zhur. Obwl.ch. Khim. ,
9, Nc. 4, 1939. In.stitute of Organic Ch"'emistry, Academy of Sciences USSP,
Laboratcry of Academician N. Yfi. Demlyanov. Received 3 June 1938.
IM Report U-151-1 , 22 Oct 1951

ONTSHCMIKO, A. S., FS-)FILAKT-OV, V. V.
"On the Acticn of Phenyldiazonium Chloride 0( -Replaced Butyrolactones,"
Zhur. Obshch. Khim., 9, No. 4, 1939. Institute of Organic Chemistr7
Acadejq of Sciences USSR, Labcratory of Academician N. Ya. Demlyancv.
Received 7 June 1938
AM Report U-1517, 22 Oct 1951

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goo
god
goo
GOO
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ease" Of st-how stme "d of a-
gai I I 6~
'bCHPCH(CObM)s M WOO 1100I O)tb HNIN Whe"by
he O.imv (n) Ci V%ClIXOMH - aMshwel In only
10-45% yield, the "M&W COn"iftl d ISQUM ""Identilied
MAWIP. IW-DUCHIMII)s (M) Was regained almnit
II&OVOY offer tiftlatmi With HNN and an Ovint?
be W"ted. When NOCI was oved In place of
INN. The rf*"JW ft*rft6r4 quieltly T*b the ftwMation
d the 01thun of the erperted es-Ifelo OrW In FM4 virlell,
r., 11 was obtained in 90% and the oxime IM of I..
6uCOMIIIn?A-MV`vy4rM. skodwtionoin and IV Newt
72% d)-phertylalanine (Y) and 70% W-IRICIFIr ("),
reap. Into 1.94 a. I In 10 mi. anhyd. ether cf"rd with
kv + N&CI. 1.5-2 g. EINCN and then dry IICI were In.
troduced and the mist - kept for 2D-2b min. In the frm -
ins mist. Aftrr allowinS the mist. to stand in the open
air for amne tinte. e"pg. the ether and adding prtr ether.
11. m. 150-W, was pp1d. H (1.79 ff.) when treated with
IW ml. NCI and 4-8 C. Sn, fint In the cold and then while
warmins, save V, M. 2112'. Into 1.6 0. M in A- In MI.
anbrd- Obw Cockd with a beftins mint. we" intrmfured
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TITLE:
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B011YB126
Onishchenko, A. S.,Aronova, N.-I.
Cis- and Trans-1-halobutadieneB
Synthesis
and Their Relation to the Diene
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 132, No. 1, PP, 138-140
TEM Until now nothing was known about the geometric isomerism of 1-halo-
butadienes. According to several signs it can be concluded that they represent
trans-isomers,. The authors have established that 1-chloro-butadiene,lwhich is
produced by the dehydrochlorination of 1,4-dichlorobutene-2 (R_e?_s.___2, 3, 16),
represents a mixture of cis- and trans-isomers (about 9:1), which are
inseparable, If this mixture is allowed to react with maleic anhydride (at
50-550, 12 h long), then a normal product of diene synthesis is produced
(yield 10%). The structure of the latter was proved by dehydrogenation to
phthalic anhydride. From this it is quite certain that the mixture used contains
about 10% of trans-i-chloro-butadiene, from which the adduct is produced, The
cis-isomer that is left behind after the separation of the adduct does not react
on diene synthesis, Even so, cis-l-chloro-butadiene is changed into the trans-
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the Diene Synthesis BOIIIB126
isomer relatively easily in the presence of iodine. An equilibrium mixture of the
cis- and trans-forms is produced by this, just as in the case of cis-piperylene
(Ref. 17). The Raman spectra of the isomeric mixture of 1-chloro-~utadiene-1,1
were taken and studied (Re-f, 18). Analogously 1-bromine-butadiene-1,3 is a
mixture of cis- and trans-isomers. The cis-form was also isomerized to a trans-
form by the. effect of iodine. It forms an adduct with inaleic anhydride.. HBr was
already split off from this adduct at - 700 and after 100 h,~ A molecule of
maleic anhydride was added so that a bis-anhydride C 12H 806was formed. It has
a melting point of 364 b and Is hydrolyzed as an anhydride of a tetra-basic acid
ith alkali. There are 19 references, 7 of which are Soviet.
:
SSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N, D. Zelinakogo Akademii. nauk
SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni N. D_ Zelinskiy of the
Academy of Sciences,_USSR)
PRESENTED% January 6, 1960, by B. A. Kazanskiy, Academician
SUBVITTEDi . January 2, 1960
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AUTHORS; Batuyev, M. I Onishchenkc~ A S~, hlat~.,Pyeva: A
Aronova-, N_ I
TITLE. Optical InveFtigation of ~,eametri,: and
of Some Dienes
PERIODICAL. Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol 1~2' NG
pp- 581-584
TEXT, The authors state on the basis of Refs 1 4 that the flat tra,~.
form (11) is absolutely prevalent up to 95% in 1,3-butadiene at
temperature. The cis-form (1) possesses no center of symmetry At ro-m
temperature it is only admixed to the trans-form These statements are
confirmed chemJcally 1,3-butadiene enters into the Diels-Alder
synthesis only slowly at room temperature. This r-action takes plac-
much more easily at a temperature rise which corresponds to the
transition of the trans-form into the cie.-form Rotatory Isomer,,sm is
also possible in the mono and di-substituted I ~-butadienes investi
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Optical InvesLigation of ;eometric and S/ ()'.,o/6o/, ~-. (,~' , ~. .
Rotatory Isomerism of S--)me Dipnes Bull/BoO8
gated by the authors. In sume cases, '-however, t 1 ,3 !3upH r i mpo'se D T
geometric isomerism, as for example in 1-chlo -1 ~-butadlerp and
piperylene (I ,3--pentadiene ) ' On the basis_~'Fl -1011 a SUPWim-posit. Ion thi
authors presume fl-eexisf-en-C of the following 4 isomers (111).
(V) and 'VI) (see Scheme). The trans-forms (III) and 'V, prelominale
here too at room temperature in the liquid phase TIey prsse8q nr, _Pr.T~;r
of symmetry. The symmetric as well as the asymmetric frequ'Lncies --f
their double bonds musi; therefore appear in their Raman- and IR-
absorption spectra,. Tho frequencies must be higher In (Vjl than in (111.
All this was actually established by the authors. They state that the
oscillatior frequencies of the double bonds of the trans-config-uration,~
are higher than those of the cls~configurationa, The chemical daLa aT--?
In agreement with these statements. Thu6. the -is-configurations Cf tn~_-
trans-form (III) do nol. enter Into the Diels Alder synthesiB Fit
X - Cl,,CH3 even at a tomperature rise, since in thle case (111" ~-nl,
proceed inlo the cis-configuration of the cis form (IV). the
of which iE, however, limited sterically, The trans--)nflguration~
the trans-form (V), on the -other hand, enter irit( 'ho D',-i;-Alder
synthesis Et tempera~,_,rp rise They proceed *hert,., I '; t h t' , T ~i r'
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Optical Iiivestigation c.f ~eometrl(: ~irid S/ 0 Z 0 / 1, 3/ 1
Rotatory Isomerism of Some DienAs KII/B008
configlaration of the flat -is form (VI ) which fav(tr_~ sa-iA're~i
The authors presume 2 flat forms for chloroprene and )k5oprene. i
form (VII) and a cis-form (VIII) (X exactiy as w-Tib
dimethyl-butadiene (IX) and (X) 0 f t n t3 B e f o I- In 6 , ( V I I " an d ~. " X
prevalent at room temperature., The authors dlecuBs f tire, rorre. -0 ~I,s
these forms with the Raman- and IR-spectra (Table 2! wh-,.ch viere
on the SovIet spectrograph of type ISP 51 ~"~and Hilger sp- T
of type E 6'2 (Ye-612)?The physical properties rf the substances
investigated are mentioned finally,, There are ' tatio and 8 refpren:es
4 of which are Soviet
ASSOCIATION. In s t 1 t ut goryu c h i kh i s k o pay s- my k h A K ad e m I I P, a uk I, -, t 1 t,; t
of Combustible blinerala, AS USSR) Institut organirlhe6k-
khimii im N, D_ Zelinsk-.-g- Akademii nauk S'-SSF (Int-__!_
of Drgani-~ Chemistry imeni N D,, Zelinski y AS TJS~~'?
?RESENTED, DeGember 2. 1959 by B A, A rbi,I7~c, !j,,, a d- in I - i ,I n
SUBMITTED. December 7 1,)(,.g
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ONISHCHENKO, Andrey Sergeyevich, VICHEIt V, V.F., doktor khim.nauk.c)tv.
red. ; POVAa V, ~. S. , red. ; I , S. P. , tekhn. red.
[Diene synthesisl Dienovyi sintez. Moskva, lzd-va AN SSSR,
1963. 649 P. .'AIRA 16;10)
(rhemistry, Orgfiritc-Synthesis)
(Unsfiturnted cotnpc~uwlml

KUCHEROV, V.F.; SHABANOV, A.L.; ONISHCHENKO, A.S.
Stereochenxistry of cyclic compounds. Report No.53: Stereochemistry
of lqctonization of 4,5-dibromocvclohexane-cis-1,2-dicarboxyl-ic
acid and itvmonoester. Izv.AN SSSR Otd.khim.nauk no.5:844-852 My
'63. (KRA 16:8)
1. Institut organicheskoX khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Cycloheicanedicarboxylic acid) (Stereocheirdstry)

I-ONISHCHENX0. A.S.; SHABANOV, A.L.; KUCHEROV, V.F.
StereochemistrZ of' cyclic compaunds. Report No.54: 3tereochemi3tr/
of hypobromous acid addition to sodium salts of
cis-k -cyclohexene-1,2-dicarboxylic acid and its monoeste~.
Izv.AN SSSR Otd.khIm.nauk no.5:852-856 W 163. (MIRA 16-8)
1. Institut organichaskoy khi:!;ii in. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Cyclohexenedichrboxylic acid) (Hy-pobromous acirl) (Stereochemi stry)

SHABANOV, A.L.. ONISHCHENKO, A..",, KUfTh,AN, V,F.
y of cycllr c:,,mr,oun,1B. Report No,61"-z
Stereocheml,gt:-
of oxidatlon of 4-methyl-4 ' ..rv(.-lohi-xene-1,2-dlcarboxylic acid
anhydride. Izv. V1 SSSR ~Pr.khim. no.10-.17QC-179~ 0 1~').
(MIRA 17 ~)
1. institut organiclie5koy klilml'i im. !I Ii, Zell nskogo AN S~"*R.

SRABANOV, A.L., ONISHCHENKO, A,S,, KUCHEROV, V,F.
Stereochemistry of cyclic compounds. Report Xo.b--~ ~tereocr;f-n~2%tr-,v
I
of bromination of 4-ipethyl-4t-cis--cyclohexene-1,2-dicarboxyl--c ac.~
and Its &nhydricle. Izv. AN SSSR Ser.khim. no.lOtl795-1801 0 16'_
(MIRA 17-1)
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