SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ORDZHONIKIDZE, G.K. - OREKHIN, N.M.

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ORDZH(VIKIDZE. G.K. (Tbilisi, ul. ATarly-k-va, 1.31, kv. it,)
Comparisu. ~,f endo.9-op, f :ril ~. r rn .4 ~ ~ -.'A :r. I ti a! 1 o~hl I za-
tion of pulmo-ary carcinnna. Grud.. lkh,~T , ') 11-D'63
(MIRA 1'7!2)
1. Iz gospludIncy ikh"rurgichetikey kllT,tlk~ (nitchallnik - prof.
I.S.Kolesrik,v) VoyT-nno-meditairskoy ~~rdor.n DrAna akademii
imeni S.M. Kirova.

KOLESNIKOV, I.S.; ORMFOUKIDZE, G.K.; SHELYAKHOVSKIT, I.I.V.; YFafOLAYE7,V.l::;.
Yiu,-,:~rVSKIT, F.I.
Adenoma of the bronchi, their complic:,tions and opitive
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treatment. Qrud. khir. 5 no.6:101-106 N-D163 I IRA 17:2)
1. Iz kliniki gospitaltnoy khir-urgii (nachallnik - prof. I.S.
Kelemikov) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni
S.M.Kirova. Adres avtorovt Umingrad K-9, Botkinskaya ul., d.23.
Klinika gospitallnoy khirurgii Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena
Lenina akademii i-meni S.M. Kirova.

OPMHON11VID/1", G.K.
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UM/ Physical Chemietry General problems of isotope chemistry B-7
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 4Y 1957, 11093
Author Or-dzhonikidze K , Shyuttse B.
Title Investigation of Isotope Composition of Lithium
Orig Pab Zh. ekspesriLn.. i teor, fiziki, 1955, 29, No 4, 479-485
Abstract Investigation of the effects of separation of Li isotopes on evaporation
of Li* ions from the surface of W-pawder and on ionization of molecular
clusters of Li compounds by an electronic bean. In the fornker case, wi-
thin the tempoagature. interval BW - 1200P, on evaporation of Li t, ions the
ratio U7 U incres Ies Vi kh time, starting vith the value 11. 42. At
higher temperatures Li - Li - 12.48 0.02 vhich practically coincides
vith the true value (12.47 0.02), derived by the intagral method. By
the described procedure vas nessured the isotope composition of Li in four
minerals., In the second instance slight separation effects vere detected.
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ORDZHONIKIDZE, K. G._, Cand Phys-Math Sci -- (diss) "lbowjic co:ipc)s-
ition of lithium." ZTbilisi u -
/, 196'. 16 pp; (Physics and
Inst of the Academy of Z'C4 ences -eorFian SER); 2uC cord'
1 -1 es;
7 -
given; biblioFraph,v at end of text (10 ei.,Lries); (K1-, 1jC),

ORDZHDBIKII)ZE, K.G.
Relative abundance of lithlum isotopes Ir. urani= minerals
and meteorites. Gookhimila no-1:37-44 160.
(MIRA 13: 6)
(Lithium--Isotopes) (Uranium ores)
(Meteorites)

ORDZIDNIKIDZE, K.G.; AKIRTAVA, O.S.
-
Isotopic composition of ruthenium. Atom. energ. 9 no.6:501-503 D
160. (MIRA 13:12)
(Ruthenium-IsotoPel)

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S/089/61/010/005/004/01 5
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AUTHORS: Gverdtsiteli, I. G., Nikolayev, Yu. V., Oziashvill, Ye, D.,
Maskhelish-iili, G. N., Kiladze, N. Sh.,
Mikirtumov, V. R., bakhtadze, Z. I
TITLE: An automatic cascade a.,,paratus for obtiining hii~hly
concentrated heavy nitrogren isotope
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 10, no. 5, 1961, 487-492
15
TEXT: The growing use of N in different d:)ma4.ns ~for example. N
nitrates in homogeneous reactors; N 19 has a thermal neutron caDt~ire cross
-5
section of 2-10 b, whereas the value for natural nitrogen is 1.9b, makes
it of interest to develop suitable methods for the preparation of t~-',s
isotope. The principal difficulty lies in the sma2lness (0-365%) of N15
content in the nav:ral nitrogen. Spindel and Taylor (Ref. 1: W- Spindel,
T. Taylor. J. Chem. Phys., 23, 981 (1955); 24, 6~6 (1956); Trans. N'. Y
'qd. Sri., 19, 3 (1956); T. Taylor, W. Spindel Proceedings of t-,e
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22876
S/'Oe9/61/O 10/'00-'1,'004/C 1
An automatic cascade apparatus for- B102/B214
International Symposium on Isotope Separation. Amsterdam, Nqrtb - Folland
Publishing Company, 1958, P. 1.58; L. Rauder, T. Taylor, W. Spinael.
J. Chem. Phys., 31, 232 (1959)) have developed a cascade Eippar,it~iq with
two columns allowing N 15 to be obtained with )9.A % purity. On this bnsis
the authors of the present paper have developed and constructed a,,.
automatic cascade apparatus that allows 99.8 % pure N15 t- le .).-teiined
from natural nitrogen by the method of NO-HNO 3 exchange. The yield is
abou 0.5 g per day, The chemical exchange NO-HNO is described in Ref.1,
and.,also in the introduction of the present paper. Fig. 2 shows the .~rneme
of construction of the actual a,,;tomatic apparptus; and 6 (in 7 - --'
lurn of the T' N-6,
correspond to the first and the second co c--scaje~ H 4s
conveyed from the reservoir 1 to the first column via a regulating vLilve 4
and a flow meter 2. The enriched solution is taken throuRh a re!--1111"ing
valve 5 and a second flow meter 2 to the upper part of the Becorid c-)Iumn
for further enrichment, the remain-.ng part flowing through the slee~ve ::e
7 into the reactor. In the reactor 10 HNO 3 reacis with SO 2' The oxi,-e
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2,~ F 7 6
61 05;'~61"Clc CIO--. D1
An automatic cascade a~;aratus for ... B102,'B21,:
mixture produced is led 'nto the
with isotope exchange. The HNO
3
is analogous to the reactor 10),
brought back to the column 6 and
first column. The NO free of N 15
column 5 where it reacts w.*!, acid
from column 6 enters the reaci-r
The nitric oxide from 1-ne r-art_-rs is
reaches finally the lower *-;Irt, f U-I'M
is discharged from the -a-caie; the
R2so4 formed in the reactors is led off to the reservoir The HNO
enriched in N15 is led away from the lower part of the second rclumn
through an electromagnetic dropper 8. Columns, valves, and connecting
pieces are made of nonrusting steel of the type 1X19H9T (1Kh19N9T) The
packing material is teflon. The reactors consist of quartz. The
automatic regulation is related to the stabilization of the acid and water
flows in the large and small reactor, to the stabilization of t~,.e quantity
of the discharged product (acid), and the regulation of the was addition.
Thi regulating system consists of the automatic stabllizerg, a signal
block controlling the automatic regulators and stabilize-r, and b feeding
block. The whole regulating sy9tem is free from contacts .n it:i workini.-,
and must give an accurate and reliable performance over Fi period )f
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22876
Sj OB )/ 0'_ 1 /0 ' C 0 C --, C
An automatic casc%de apparatus for ... B702/B214
operation. The enriched samples (N and NO) were subjecteJ to a mgs
2 1
spectroscopic investigation which allowed the asotol.1c --mposition to 're
determined to an accurapy of �0.02 %_ Dependinp, on the amount of TitrcF,,en
taken the concentrations are given by:
Nitrogen taken,g/day N concertration, bx
0.55 )9.8
o.69 64
0.84 50
The aut'-.ors thank V. A. Vlasenko, R. V. TisYchenko, R. M Sakan~-._~--e,
D. K. Puradashvili, G. L. Partsakhashvili, L. V_ Yermake-va,
M. S. Mikhelashvili, L. I. Chernova, S. V. Bubn?-,r, Find I- A Kt~r%s
7ollaboration. There are q figures, 1 table. and ' refern!~7e~j.
2 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc.
SUBMITTED: June 7, 1960
Legend to Fig. 2: Specificatinns of lenbl!h ir: nii.; A 1P* "r- I Ic t .
(NOPTE: Due to the size of the figure, we were unable to
Card 4/4 fit it to a master.)

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ORSUNSIAU. V.N.; kandidat biologicheakikh nauk; ORMHONIKIDZI. N.P.
11- -, . " ~ ~-.,~,~,,
laboratory method for faster testing of citrus plants for reslet-
&nee to mal seeco. Agrobiologlia no-5:35-44 156. (K6U 9:11)
1. MatralInaya I AdzharskjLy&
skhoz M stvannykh rastenly.
(Citrus fruits--Disease and
(Pux.gi, Phytopathogenic)
laboratorii po karanttnu sel'sko-
post resistance)

ORDZHONIKIDZE, P.A. ; NLJ,SLYBIDZE, M.A.
Role of the neocortex in the emotional reactione of the cat.
Soob.Ali Gruz.SSR ?3 no.2:18"1-192 Ag '59. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Institut fiziologii AN GruzSSR, ?bilisi. Pred8tavlano
akademik-om I.S.Beritashvili.
(Cerebral cortex) (Emotione)

,'n,rt%-,r)o dozhif-aniiii produki.ov si.,oranila avladvirnt.plin, ( TpkhT~ i Kl
vozdus~moro flot.a. 19LO, no. 9, P. 17-7';, diarrs. )
'itle tr.: -xueri~pt-.ts or o!' nr-)dict.r of
aircraft eT-.Fi-.es.
j
SO: Aeronautical ~,ciencps and Avi,~ticn i.-~ t::e Snv4.pt "nion, Library rf
Con~-ress, 19, 5.

Sci
LaL,oi
L5,

0-90ZHONUDZI, TS.A.
Iffoct of d1basol on higher nervous activity in dogs. Trudy last.
fistol. 5:68-78 156. (NLBA 10:1)
1. laboratorlys fiziologit I patologit vy9shey nervnoy deaytellnoott
Zaveduyushchiy - F.P.Mayorov.
(MVOUS SYSTEK) (DIPASOL)

NUTSUBIDU , M.A.; ORDZHONIUDZE, TS.A.
5
Behavioral reactiona of cats follo . the removal of the neoc tex.
Trudy Inst. fiziol. AN Gruz SSR 12: 93 161. (YURA lf 2 )
(CERE&UL Maa) (CONDI IONED RESPOILSE)

010ZHOHINJEDZE, TS.A.; NUTSUBID&~, M.A.
Role of &rchicortex in the emotional reactions of cats. Tnidy last.
fiziol. All Gruz. SSR 12:95-105 161. KL-A 11-2)
(GMEWAL CORTEX) (F.MLvr IONS )

ORDZHONIKIDZE, TS.A.
Effect of a lesion of the caudate nucleus on *-he behav-'2-ad
reactions of a cat. Trudy Inst. fiziol. AN Gruz. SSR l-,:111-
118 163. (?4IRA 17:6)

f_tA_aL3FNLXW3AT ~024225 SOURCE COIDE: UR/3167/65/014/000/0023/0038
AUTHOR: Beritashvili, 1. S.; Ayvazashvili, I. M.; Ordzhonikidze, Ta. A. C4_
ORG: 4C r- V%- A,
TITLE: Origin and characteristics of delayed reactions in dogs
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Institut fiziologii. Trudy, v. 14, 1965. Sovremennyye prob-
lemy deyatellnosti- i stroyeniya tsentrallnoy nervnoy sistemy (Present problems of
the activity and structure of the central nervous system), 23-38
TOPIC TAGS: delayed reaction, delayed response, visual stimulus, conditioned re-
sponse, delayed conditioned response
ABSTRACT: The ability of dogs to produce delayed responses to various kinds of stim-
ulus (ocular, auditory, and vestibular) was studied. Delayed responses to visual
stimuli are performed by dogs with different delay maximums. In quiet, immobile
dogs the maximum delay of alimentary response to a visual stimulus may be 10--15 min.
In active, easily excited dogs the delay maximum does not exceed 3 min. The duration
of delayed reaction greatly depends on the repetition of the experiment, i.e. on
training. Maximum delay is achieved by alternating short delays with longer ones
until the maximum is reached. The maximum delay is reached much faster and far more
succe8sfdlyin quiet, immobile dogs than in easily excited dogs. However, the abil-
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ity of the animals to produce delayed responses does not exclusively depend on train-
ing. Anirals may produce delayed responses at the first trial, some minutes after
they have seen the food or heard the signal. The delay of responses to conditioned
stimuli (bell, tone) was somewhat shorter (8-12 min). The miximum delay of re- -
sponses to conditioned natural signals (noise of food basin) was significantly shortei
(3-5 min). In experiments with visual stimuli and conditioned food signals, unusual'
stimulation during the delay period, even feeding or removal of the animal from-the
Cage, did n6t disrupt the delayed response. Maximum delay of response to conditioned
.~:sound.stimuli is somwhat more difficult to achieve ,than with visual stimuli. The
animals were also able to produce delayed responses to vestibular stimulation. The
maximum delay for these stimuli is 3-4 min. These findings are theoretically
analyzed in the light of psychoneural regulation of the behaviour of higher ver-
tebrates. It is concluded that delayed reactions am governed mainly by the laws
of the psychoneural activity producing images of the external world, and not by the
-.lms of conditioned activity. [DP]
suB oDDE: W SUBM DREE: none/ ORIG REP: 015/ OTH REF: 003/

()RD7HONIXTD2E, ?TNATnA GAVRTLnVNA.
Nt' Bol'shevika; Stranttffy Is 7hizni r,.K. Ordzfanik1dze. Moakva,
Goopolitizdat, 1956.
319 p. ports. 21 am.
Bibliographical footnotes.

MATIASOVSKY, Kamil, inz. CSc.; ORMOVEICKY, Stefan., inz.; MALINOVSKY,
Milan, doc. inz. CSc.
-Al -Na,~,
Electric conductiv. -,r 'in -A IF. -AIF 0
he 2 3
system.
1. Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Slovak Academy of Scic;nces,
Bratislava, Dubravska cesta (for Matiasovsky).
2. Department of Inorganic Technology, Slovak Higher School of
Technology, Bratislava, Kol-larovo namesti 2 (for Ordzovensky and
Malinovsky).

WTIASOVSKY, Kamil, inz., C-Sc., ORI~,OVENSKY, Stefan; MALINCVSKY, Milan
doc., inz., ("SC.
Physiochemical analysis of some systems important for
aluminum production. Pt.9. Chem zvesti 17 no.12:8"q-84"
1. Ceskoslovenska akademie ved, Ustav anorfranickei cnemie
Slovenskpj akademie vded, Bratislava, DubrFivska cesta (for
Matissovsky) . 2. Katedra anorF&nlckp4 technologie, SlovensKa
0
vvsoks skola techn~cka, Bratislava, Kolltirovo namesti .-, (for
0;-d7ovensky an(4. Ma"inevskyl.

Stale

ORECHLOP D.; POPOVA, N., RYKOVA, I.; SHEPOTOKU, 0.
First experiments., first discoveries. Foah.delo 9 no.2:25 F 163.
(NIRA 16-3)
(Fire extinction-Chemical systems)

ORKCHKIN 4-D.B. (Angarsk); POPOVA, N.V. (Angarok); 3HEPDTIKO, O.F. (Angarsk);
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-1kall uchastiyet MUSHTA, O.V,; PASONINA, Ye.T.
Chromatographic determination of the hydrocarbon content of alcohols
produced by the hydrogenation of sperm whale oil. Izv. Sib. otI4. AN
SSSR no. 11:60-6q '62. (MIRA 17:Q)

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ORMCHUH. D.B., KRABOVSKIY. V.K.-. TSELIM, N.K.
Arrangement for cooling granulated ammonium nitrate. Patent U.S.S.R.
77,147. Dac.31, 1919.
(CA 47 no.19:10184 153)

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PINCHUK' L.Y. -, OVSTABIKOV, L.F. ; ORECHKIN, D.B. - ILAI CHITS, I.V.
;__wwMM6w
Using stationary catal7sts for destructive hydrogenation of hio-
molecular raw materials. Report 2. Deactivation of modern indus-
trial catalysts. Trudy Vost.--.Gtb.f1l.A1 SSSR no.4:13?-149 '56.
(Catalysts) (Hydrogenation) (MLRk 9:12)

sov/65-58--,.-
AUTHORS. Kalasknikova, . N. I. ind
-ion Under
17LE ae-LininF of Petrolatum by Hydrogenat
Pressure. (Oblaforazhivaniye petrolatuma puten
gidrirovaniya pod vysokim davleniyem).
PEHIODICAL: Khimlya i '2e,:hnolo iyu Topliv J 'A';a3el, Nr,,.
pp. 47 - 51. (USSTR~.
A.BSTHACT: A sample of petrolatum obtained from the I'Ov(- Ufimskly
Petroleum 4finery was hydrogenated. C ~La r 3L c t e r is tc .3
of the sample are given In T'able 1. During, inve3~-
in an autoclave, it was found possible to separa-tz
most all the tar admixtures from the petrolatum.
ments vrere also cirried out on a continuous pil,-)t plan',
with 100 ml catalyst capacity. A final experlmen'. raS
carried out in a 12 1 experimental plant durl-n,,-, hyi-,C-ena'
ion on a pilot plant scale; 2 industrial cat-7ilyst.3
used: pure tungsten sulphide (1) tungsten suli-hi.1,3
nickel sulphide, precipitated on active alunininm x!!"
(2). In both cases the pressure of hydrof-,en was
tained at 300 atms. When the firsL catalyst wAs u3e',
refining of the petrolatum occurred at 3200C and a v,!,am7t
rate of'l hr-1. The sulphur content wa3 reduced tc C.1%
Card 1/,3 and a comparatively small cleavage of the startinq

SOVL65- 58 - E, - R/ 14
Ref inine of Petrolatum by Hydrogenation Under High Pressure.
material occurred. Similar results were obtaine 1
second cItalyst was used at 3600C, but In this cai, a
slightly hi&-,er degree of .2leavat_-e could be obse:-
In later experiments t~e influence of increasz-d
atures was investifrated. Fi,-.2: a photograph o-f' ,It-
Initial and the hy.lrogenate(l pE?trelatum
catalyst, during exi)eriments on an industrial
used for 500 hours when hydrogenatinu the pel.rt,le
fraction boiling between 11,90 and 35001J. The a f
of the catalyst was found to be practically uncl- 'a-,
The hydrogenated petrolatum sample, pre pare I in I
litre apparatus, was tested in GrczNII Oiesults
3). The fir.,t tao fractions, reprejentinC 05,
which had cry!talline propertlaas and stT-u'1_ur--! , i-
the char,=Loterlstics of solid p~-_traffins. Tah7~e4
compareL~'the Iroperties of hydro-petrolatum ar..'
vaselin(. 11
Tle pet*latum sample was testel 11
Central ReseaT ~!h Institute of the Tannin~- I,Ju.3t
(Tsentral"n" -.auchno- ssledovatel'skiy ins'~itll'
vennoy promystlerinostil to evaluate its
a lubrican' su')Stltutein the leather Industri. H-- i_,
~'a-rl 2/3 genaterl petrol-itum Is also of (-,reat interest as a , -,i

,f Petrolatum by ~ ydrogenation Un SOV/t 58-5-8/14
Re f inin g -der HiEh ressure.
material for ox-.dation. Results of oxidation in a 10
litre oxidation still are given in Table 5. Cost
estimates of thL- process are also given. There are b
Tables and 2 Figures.
A Card 3/3

VHL'MLOV. V.V.; KIRWEIN, N.Y.; ORNUMN, D.B.; SMWOT'KO. 0.F.
Smll laboratory spray &ryer. Mael.-zhir.prom. 24 no.5:33-
34 158. (MIR& 12:1)
(Drying apparatus)

VESEMV. V.V.; ORMTEIN, D.B.; 1,01,0VA, N.V.
Chromntogrnphle mathod for (latermininj, V-4 Vdr-cnrbon conterit
of alcohols obtained by the hydrogenation of fatty acids. Iz-.
Sib.of-,I.AP SSSR no.12:75-7P. 159. (MT-RA 13 ~ )
(Chromatog,raphic analysis) (Alcohols) (Hydrocarbons '
top

MhRKOV, L.K.; VUICHKIN, D.B.
Mechanism of the initial stagea of coal hydrog"nation. R,!port DO. 1:
Effect of temperature on the conversion of coitl durinq the pr,)casa
of hydrogenation. Trudy Vost.-Sib.fil..&N SSSR no.18:64-69
'5 9. (MIRA 12:10)
(Coal-tar products)

V,M,DV, L.K.; OnClIKIN, D.B.
Mechanism of the initial stagogs of
No.2: Change in the composition of
the process of coal hydroganation.
no. 18:70-77 159.
(Asphalt)
coal hydrogenation. Report
asphaltenes, formed during
Trudy Vost.-Sib.fil.AN SSSR
(14IRA 12:10)

OVSYANIWV. L.P.. ORSCHKIN. D.B.
Hydrogenation of naphthalene in pilot flow units over
industrial sulfur-resistant catalysts. Trudy Vost.-Sib.fl.
LN SSSR no.26:63-70 159. (mm 13:6)
(Naphthalene) (Hydrogenation)

ORECHMs D.B., OVSYARIKOV, L.Fe, 13OGrANOVA, T.A.
Destructive hydrogenation of total liquid-phase petroleum
hydrogenates on fixed bed on fixed bed catalysts. Trudy
Vost.-Sib.fl.AN SSSR no.26: 71-85 159. (MMA 13:6)
(Petroleum products) (Hydrogenation) (Catalysts)

VESEMV. V.V.. ORECHKTB. D.B., PCMVA, N.V., SHMMIKO. 0.1.
Hydrofining liquid parafflne in order to obtain alkyl-
aryl m1fonates and to prepare raw products for oxidation.
Trudy Vost.-Sib.fl.AN SSSR no.26-135-140 159. (KM 13:6)
(Paraffins) (Sulfonto acids)

ZYRTPMV. B.F.,- KkU.SHNrKDVA, N.I.-, ORICHKIN, D.B.
Hydrofining of the Igaloaha" peoline distillate. Trm4
Vost.-Sib.fl.AN SSSR no.26:141-146 '59. (Kra 13:6)
(Gasoline) (Hydrogenation)

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VESELOV, V.V.; ORECHKIN, D.B.,
Production of synthetic fat substitutes fro.= the products of the
deep h;drogezation of petroleum fractions. Izv.vyB.ucheb.zav.; khim.i
khim.tekh. 3 no.6:1086-1090 160. (MLU 14 -4)
(SubBtitute products) (Petroleum--Refining)

VISEWY, V.V.; KATATUA, I.S.I_ORKHKIE. D.B.; POPOU, S.Y.
Simplified model of a machine for testing solutions of cleaning
compounds. Rhim.i takh.topl.i masel 5 ao.4:63-66 Ap 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
(Cleaning compounds--Testing)

POMVA, R.V.; FEDDROV, A.P.; SRMTIKO. 0.F.; SHMUY'WVICH,
M. M.
Oxidation of paraffins in pilot plant umits. RAm.i tekh.topl.i
masel 5 no.7:16-18 Jl 160. (MIRA 1):?)
(Paraffins) (OxidatioD)

VXSJWV. V.V.; ORBGHKIR. D.B.; FMVA, W.V.; SHZWIM, O.F.
Preparation of liquid paraffias for oxidation, and simultaneouB
production of alkyl aryl sulfonates. M2imA tekh.topl.1 masel
5 no-8:11-15 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:8)
(Pammus) (Sulftnic acid)

VBSBWV, V.V., insh.; EIJDRYASHOV, A.I., lnzb.; ORSCHKIN. D.B., lnzb.;
POPOVA, N.V., Inzh.
Bffect of the content of nonsulfar compouzAs on the quality
of washing powders. Mael.-shir.prom. 26 n0-1113-15 Ja,'60.
OCRA 13:4)
(Cleaning compounds)

S/080/60/033/04/4VO45
AUTHORS: Veselov, V.V., Oreahkon, D.B., Shepot'ko, O.F.
I _C9 Ac
TITLE: The Hydr2fienationlof Methyl Ethers of C7 ids over a Zinc-Chromium
Catalyst
PMODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol 33, Nr 4, pp 980 - 983
TEI-Tt In the production of higher fatty acids from paraffins C7-C9 acids are
obtained which are not widely used. Hydrogenation of these acids produces the corres-
ponding alcohols which are more valuable. For hydrogenation oopper-chromium catalysts
with additions of oxides of alkali earth metals are used. In the article a zinc-
chromium catalyst is investigated which in considerably stabler than a copper-chromium
catalyst. The optimum conditions for the hydrogenation of the metbyl ethers of C
acids over a zinc chromium catalyst are a pressure of _300 atm, a temperature of 3%0'0
a volume flow rate of H relative to raw material of 0.4 - 1.2 and a hydrogen consumption
of 1,900 1 per 1 liter of raw material and hour. At 3000C the catalyst shows a good
Card 112

S/06 5/6 1/000/001/005/D08
E03OIE212
AIJTHORS-. Zayd-man, N. M., Orechki-n.-D. B- Gladovskaya, 1-1. F,
and Martynova, h. N.
TITLEr Some Properties of Tungsten Sulphide Catalysts
PERIODICAL, Khimiya i tekhnolo6iya topliv i masel, 1961, No. I
pp. 25-28
TEXT, A method has been devised for the rapid predictioL of
the stability of tuna --rsten sulphide catalysts, and some reasoas fcr
its deactivation discovered. The caralyst is normally supplied in
the f2rm of pellets 10 x 10 mm, with a breakin�/stress of 250-300
k-g/cm . The63T (BET) surface area is 60-70 m g, and the mean
pore radius 17 A- The prediction method con6ists in 6oaking the
pellets in an aromatic solvent, preferably orthoxylene, for 10
minutes. During that time, any mechanically unstable pellets will
break up,. either into fragments, or into powder, under the alction
of adsorption of liquid and release of gas bubbles. The percentage
of pellets left as whole, as fragments, and as powder, after that
dime is then counted, There is a very strong correlation between
the resistance of the pellets to th-is treatment.. and the useful
Card 112

3/065/61/000/001/005/008
Bo3o/E212
Some Propertles of Tungsten Sulphide Catalysts
catalyst 1.,-fe.. as determined both under pilot Plant and industrial
operation. For instance, two types of catalyst pellet were left
1000% and 4~6% whole after tile test treatment, and in practice they
lasted 110 and 10 days, respectively, after which they were S2/,
and 53% whole. Correlation netween mechanical stability. as
determined above, and chemical stability and activity exists. The
reason is the deposition of carbon on Lhe catalyst. By slicing
pellets with a microtome, and exa-mining the carbon content as a
function of distance from the pellet surface, a steep maximum
(around 5%) is found about 0,.05 to 0.1 mm, from the surface,
off zo a constant level (about half the maximum) within. This -is
due to diffusion of feed and hydrogen, subsequent cracking and -oke
formation within, and sealing of the interior to further diffusioL.
Thus, the pore volume rapidly drops, and the rea tor pressure drop
increases, and the surface area falls to 10-15 m /9, It is
therefore essential to maintain a high partial pressure of hydrogen
to inhibit coke formation,. There are I figure, 2 tables and 4
referezices,.~ 2 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet.
Oaxd 2,12

DRABKINA, I.Ye.; ZYRYLNOV, B.F.; OREGHKIN, D.B.; Prinimala uchastiye:
POPOVA, T.S., inzh.
Color stability of the illuminating kerosene produced by the hydro-
genation of crude oil; Kom. i tekh. topl. i masel. 6 no.10:12-16
0 161. (MIRA 14 - LI)
(Kerosene)

S/O 3 2/61/0 27,'00','C' 4/'C3
BO 1 7/BO5 4
AUTHORS: Orechkin, D. B., Popova, N. V.
TITLE: Determination of the Degree of Oxidation of Liquid Paraffins
by Their Specific Gravity
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1961, Vol. 27, No. 1 , p. 62
TEXT: To determine the degree of oxidation of liquid paraffins, the
dependence of the specific gravity of the oxidation products on their
acid number was investigated by an arsometer according to F(;c-' 1'110~-41
(GOST 1300-41). The determination of the degree of oxidation of liquid
paraffins by their specific gravity reduces the working time and the
consumption of chemicals.
Card 1/1

DANTSIG, G.N.; MkKiROV, I.A.; ORECHKIN, D.B.
Removal :)f hydrogen sulfide from petroleum products by means
of ethanolamine solutions. Khim.i tekh.topl.i masel 7 no.7:
12-15 Jl 162. (AURA 15:9)
(Petroleum products) (Hydrogen sulfide)

ORECfl.M-,_,D_B_-
Planning of experimental bases at petroleum processing plants.
Khim.i tekh.topl.i masel 7 no.7:34-37 Jl '62. (KRA 15:9)
(Petroleum refineries--Equipment and supplies)

DANTSIG, G.R.; ORECHKIN, D.B. ~
Deteruirwtion of samIl amounta of carbon monoxide in gases uBing
the chew>-chromatographic method. Zav.lab. 28 no.2:136-139 162.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Carbon monoxide) (Chromatographic analysis) (Gases-Analysis)

ORECHKIN, D.B., kand. tekhn. nauk; POPOVA, N.V., Inzh.; SHEPOT'KC), O.F.,
-Inzh.; Prinimali uchastiye: MKUYIDVA, M., RYKDVA, I S.
Fffect of alkylolamide admixtures on the properties of alkyl
aryl sulfonates. Masl.-zhir. prom. 28 no.10:27-28 0 '62.
(MIRA 16:12)

OFXC ; POIIOVA, N.V.; SOBOLEVA, Z.A.; SREPOTIKO, O.F.
Hydrogenation of operm vhale o:Ll over a fixed catalyst to produce higher
alcohols. Zhur.prikl.khim. 35 no.11:2504-2508 N 162. (MIRA 15-.12)
(Whale oil) (Hydrogenation) (Alcohols)

DRAMINA, L]~.; MUCHALOVA, T.I.; OVSYANNIKOV, L.F.; ORMHKIN, D.&
IDvestigat4ng the composition
of naphthalene in the presence
Koks I khi-. no.3;,48-50 163.
(Naphthalene)
of decalin obtained by the hydrogenation
of sulfur-resistant ca%alysts.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Hydrogenation)

MABKINA, I.Ye.; KARASEV, I.P.; ORECHKIN, D.B.; RAWHENKO, Ye.D.;
SHESTOPALOVA, N.G.
Preliminary data on the composition of petroleums of the Markovo
field. Geol. nefti i gaza 7 no.7:29-33 JI 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Gosudarstvennyy trest po geologicheskin izyskaniyam na neft'
v Vostochnoy Sibiri i Angarskiy kombinat.
(Irkutsk Province--PetroleuTa---knalysis)

ORECHIM,S,~- POPOVA, N.V.; IRYNOVA, I.S.; SHEFETIKO, O.F.; Prinimali
uchastiye: BURKOVA, A.F.; MIX31AYLDV-4, N.V.
Preparati* of alkylaryl sulfonates from straight-run oil
fraction. MU-m.i tekh.topi.i masel 8 no.1;27-30 Ja 163.
(MIRA 46:2)
(Petrolom-Refining) (Sulfonle acids)

ZAYDMAN, N.M~; OPLLCHKil~, D.B., POTEMU14A, j',.P*; FOLUKHINA, V.~L
Spec tro-photomt Lr4c of in The manufacture of som
orgpnic products. Trudy Kom.ana-l.khim. 13.348-356 163.
(EIRA 16-5)
(Phenois.) (Hydrocarbons) (Spectrophotometry)

ORK-11KIN, ~'OPGVA, N.V.; IMOV'., T-%; SHEI'(17 KOI O.F.;
Pr'nimalla ~.~chastfye
- MIKHAyLOVA , Nj .
S!.Ifonation of a hydrofined oii fraction :n or-ier 11c remove
aromatic compounds. Nefteper. ` neftekhim. no. 4:34-35 '64.
(m 1 T";~ a - : ', 'I,

TOVBIN I.M., inzh.; PETROV, N.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; MAYOROV, D.M.,
kand. khim. nauk; STERLIN, B.Ta., kand. tekhn. nauk; HEVOLIN, F.V.;
VARLAUMOV, V.S., kand. tekhn. nauk; CHERKAYEV, V.G., kand. k-his.
nauk; BLIZINYAK, N.V., inzh.LO?X 1,.D.,B., kand. tekhn. nauk-,
MZ
RADCHENKOI Ye.D., inzh.; SHEPOTIKO, O.F., inzh.
Obtaining higher unsaturated alcohols hy the method of selecttve
hydrogenation of whale all. Maiql.-zhir. prom. 29 no.3:18-21
Kr 163. (MIRA l61d
1. Vaesoyuznyy na-;crino--1ss1edovatel'skiy Institut neftekhimi-
cheskikh protsessov (for Mayorov). 2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-
iasledovatel'skiy institut zhirov (for Sterlin, Nevolin,
Variamov). 3. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-Issledovatellakiy institut
sinteticheskikh i natural'nykh dushistykh veshchestv (for
Orechkin, Radchenko Shepotlko).
~Whale oil) (Alcohols)

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SLIVKIN, L.G~; ORECHKIN, D.B.; OVSYMIKOV, L.F.
.riox&n,3 extractJon from syntheals "-stillates. ".-. -:: - ~ - --r .
'I no (". ;- t , p , ..,
.10,,740-741 0 '61-

ORBORKIN. B.S.. kmAidat meditainskikh nauk
Thorapautic effect of sksonovocillin in syphl Us. Test. yen. I darn.
no.4:42-46 Jl-Ag 154. (MLRA 7:8)
1. Is sifiltdologichookogo otdela Odesskogo kozhno-wenerologichaskogo
Institute, Imenl I.S.Glavehe (dir. dotsent S.I.Katuakov)
(PINICILLIN, derivatives,
Oprocs.1ne penicillin, ther. of syphilis, with okmolin)
(SYPHILIS, therapy,
*penicillin. procaine, with sksolin)
(ANTIBIOTICS, therapeutic use,
0skmolin in syphilis. with procaine penicIllin)

CFJCHlrl!C B.S., kanclidat maditainakikh nauk, stareMy nauchWy isotrudnik;
ALAMAXWroall, I.S.,ordinator
Inediate results of simultaneous therapy of syphilis with penicillin
and other antleyphille drugs. Vest. van. I derm. no.6:29-33 N-D 054.
1. Is otclela sifilidolegit (zav.-prof. I.D.Parkell) Odeaskogo nauchno-
Issladovatel'skogo kozhno-venerologicheakogo instituta iment Te.S.
Glavehe (dir.-nauchzWy sotrudnik B.I.Shpolyanskiy)
(srPHILIS, therap7
penicillin with oxophanarsine & bismuth)
(MICILLIN. ther. use
syphilis, with oxophenarsine & bismuth)
(OZOPHINARSM, ther. use
syphilis. with penicillin & bismuth)
(BISHWH. tbar. use
syphilis. with penicillin & oxophonarsine)

ORNCHKIJ kandidet moditsinskikh nauk; KAKIKVTSKIT. I.S., ordinator
-h -LAIM
Yurther observations on the simultaneous treatment of syphilis with
penicillin. arsenic, and bismuth (with summary in Inglishl. Test.
darn. i van. 31 no.3:24-27 MY-Je '57. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Is otdols sifilidologii (say. - kandidst seditsinskikh nauk
X.S.Orechktn) Odesskogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo kozhno-venerl-
cheskogo institute vendimpansera (glavrqy vrach I.M.Koltun)
(OXOPURNARSINN. therapeutic use.
syphilis. with bismuth & penicillin (Rum))
(BISM"R. therapeutic use,
syphilis, with ozophenaraine & penicillin (Rue))
(PSNICILLIM, therapeutic use,
syphilis. with bismuth & oxophanarsine (Rue))
(SYPHILIS, therapy.
bismuth, exophenarBine & penicillin (Rue))

ORECHKIN. L.M.
Dimensions of blast furnace brick. Ogneupor7 26 no-5:243-244 161.
(MIM 14: 6)
1. Vsesoyiiznyy institut ogneuporov.
(Firebrick)

ORECHKIRP L.M.; Mk~ ~, Yu.V.
w---------------
Reducing the moisture content of the tap hole plug bal.1 in
blast furnaces. Metallurg 7 no.7:12-13 n 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut ogneuporov.
(Blast furnaces-Equipment and supplies)

ORFCHKIN, L.M.
Des4m cf a olast ; irnace hearth bottom. ?*,*,a! - u-,- -1 - - . --,: - -,
D 'b3. .AURA 1':4 -,
1. Vsesoy-uznyy institut orneuporov.

ORECHKIN, L.M.
Sorting refracL,.:-y ,.y cAmenslonfi. Staridar!'za-~Blla 2P
30-41 Ag 164. (ml RA -1 -!: ~ ~

AIALMl T.N.; ANATOL'YEVSKII, P.A.; ANOKHINAp K.T,; ORECHKINp P.M.j
FIDNHCYV, T.I.j TAKOVLIV, A.I.; VOLNYANSKIY, AJ -g2"Vyr red.
FIXWnW, N.A., prof., doktor tekhn.mau , zaaluzhery dayatell
mauk RSFSp red.1 XAZIMIN-BALLSHOT, A.I., inzh., nauchzWy red.; SOKOWV,
D,'T,t red.1 TARASp 'V,D,t rod.; SERZBB=3XCV, S.S.9 red.; MIXWIMp
I.A.p red.1 STARUMOVp 1,0,1 red.1 VOLODISp V.79,j red,j
NIKOIATZVSLUp 7*.7a.9 red.; SHERSHUKOVA, M.A., red.izwd-va;
TJDCMAp Yo*Lep tokbn,red,
[Manual for specialized work; design mA construction of water-mWp3,y
wells] Spravoobnik po spetsiallrqm rabotam; proektirovanis i soorusho-
nie skyashin dlia vodoonabsbaniia. Pod obahchei red. N.A.Flotnikova.
Moskva, Gom.isd-vc lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i atroitjosterialam
1960. 235 p. (Mm W61
le Gosudarstyenmyy inatitut po proyektiroyaniyu "tsi&I'mVkh soom,-
shenV prozWohlennogo stroitelletva.
(wells)

ALISOV yP.A.,; KAZANII'Si--V., A.P. i ORE."l;KINA, M.L,
Effw-t ct, ;t,j :..- '.: cr, "
Of S09le 'NU' -'~ S I ~~ 31~, 1, f eV, -r .Z-. . - t' ,
I hu- rt'l ~- :) .
ef-id. i immun. 40 n ..~-~"-30 Ai ',-3. ('~ I '--A , - -. 4 ~
1. Iz k-a-f-irv i*nft--k*Bi-Inrykh bai~wiev Voyer-mQ--neditsiristroy
ordena Lem"aa akaJem-"L irwn` K-2-

TOROSOV, T.M.j OREGHKINA, M.L.1 GRIBKOVA, V.I.
.%sultB of bacteriological examination of --he biae In
patients. Zhur. mikrobiol., spid. i immin. 40 no.11:1-13--127 N 161.
( Y. I F-tA 1 '7 - '-.-
1. Iz Voyanno-moditBinakoy ordena Lenina akaderrdi Amemi Kirovq.

ORECHOW, B.
"Sc fight the eailes of Korea" :~. 151 %'LPrzy~ia I :otcr, 7s"I. ~', -Ic. '- , "~.- :3, :-E ~ ~IIWE,
SO: M-onthly List of Last Luropean Acce$sjons, Vol 2 No 9 Library of ConEress -e, I L~3

FORYST, jul i usz, doe. dr; C)HE K 1 , Kazimit4r z, mer ~nz ORa.CHNSK A,
mgr inz j ZELkZKIFWIC,`, :-3.-zf
Testing physic ocnem.L:a I ons origina*Ang
iuring deoxilizing stao! by Fe-Si Find Al deoxilizers, R i -i I
Inf Inat metal zel no '64
Dep&rtmen't rf )f :n9-t;,e
,)f :rf,)n Me-. a' ',urgy

O'ZFCYI, R.
Neteor-ology In the Service nf fishinp. I P.
CA17, FTP (B'-r 1 , T , 11. 1,1. ',,I9 rFuiwa, 1 o1i nd. "'c1. 1--, no. 4, j --.
I
1~,-nthlv '-iqt of 'uroir-an ccesslo-s ',,(!Px (FFII), C. Vol. F, No. c), .,el ~emrb(-r 19~9
Uncl.

LUAIYANOV, V.F.; KNYAUVA, Ye.M.; OROKOVA, K.I.
Complexonom,itric determination of calcium fluoride in fluorite ores.
Zhur.anal.khim. 17 no.gs931-934 N 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Calcium fluoride) (Comploxons) (Fluorite)

MEKHMOVA, P.Z.; KONOVALOV, A.S., red.; MKHNO, V.I., tekhn. red.
(Fiftieth anniversary of the Krasnodar Machine-Tool Plant]
Krasnodarskii stankostroitellzyi; 50 let. Krasnodar, Krasno-
darakoe kr.izhnoe izd-vo, 1961. 209 p. 04IRA 15;2)
1. Krasnodars4y atw*ostroite1*nyy zavod. 2. Redaktor mnogo-
tirazhnoy gazeV "Stankostroltell" (for Orekhanova).
(Krasnodar-44achine-tool industry)

ORIKHID. N.M.; LIVOVICH, D.B.
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Cranberry as a medium for spftedy detachment of nits from the hai-r.
Gig.swAt., Moskva No.5:50 M^y 50. (CLKL 19:4)