SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OSIPOV, A.I. - OSIPOV, A.P.

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 19~8,NT Ip 28t, ~ I..'SSR)
AUTHORS: Osipov, A..I Kozhevnikov, 1. Yu. ludin, V Ye, Sazanov
T '
~.~J"skiy, M. T. , Alimov A.G. , Skrebtsov, A M
Rebenko, A. P.
TITLE: A New Method for Speedy Analysis ot Slag for Phosphorus I-,\
Means of Radioactive Tracers (Novyy metod ekspress -anal iza
shlaka na fosfor s primenentyem radioaktt,.-nykh indikatorov)
PERIODICAL: V sb~ : Fiz. -khim. osnovy proiz-va stali. Moscow, AN SSSR.
1957 pp 82-93. Diskus pp 160-187
ABSTRACT: A method has been developed for speedy analysis of slag for
P?05 by means of radioactive P (I)- The analysis requires 5-7
min. The method is accurate to within 5-6 percent (rel The
consumption of material is 0.04-0.05 millicurie per t of rnetal
To determine P205, I is introduced into the heat in a mixl,jrL~
with powdered Fe. The mixture is placed in a Cu ampoule and
the I with the Fe form ferrophosphorus during the period of
heating and fusion. This then undergoes uniform dissemination
throughout the volume of the heat. Determination of P,O:~ by
Card 1 /2 radiometry requires one tagged sample in which the P,Or, is

1 37- ~8- I - _' 109
A New Method for Speedy Analysis of Slag for Phosphorus (cont )
determined chemically. A graph showing determination of P305 by radiornetry
as compared with the data of chemical analysis is presented. The emplov-
ment of radiometric analysis of slag for P205 mdkes it possible to take and
analyze a large number of samples of-slag in the course of a heat
K K
1. Slag analysis--Processea
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A'JTRORSt Osipov, A.I., ShvartBman,V.A., Alekseyev, V.I., Surov, V. F.
Sait-nov,M. ., Bul!skiy,ld.T.,Telasov,S.A.,Skrobtaov,A.M.,Ofengenden,
A.M., Golldshteyn, L.-O.p Sviridenko, F. F.
TITLE: The use of Radio Isotopes when Investigating the Kinetics of Scrap
Fusion and Slag Formation in the Scrap-Ore Process. (PrimenenJye
radioaktivnykh tootopoy dlya iaucheniya kinetiki plavleniya skrapa
I shl4koobrazovaniya pri skrap-rudnom proteesse)
PERIODICAL# tomnaya Energjya, 1957, Yol. 3, Nr lo, pp. 352-355 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Investigation of the kinetics of scrap fusion.
Tht fusion velocity in the 13o and 350 ton open hearth fixrnacee is
shown on the basis of the reduction of the specific activity of
standard metal samples (400 9). which contain Co-6o with the help
of 12 counting tubes of the MC-4 type.
From the dependence obtained between the molten scrap quantity and
the time which as elapsed since introduction of'the scrap, it fol-
lows that nearly loelo of the scrap is molten already after about
2oo minutes.
2) Investigation of the kinetics of slag formation.
CaO, in which Ca-45 was included, was used for this investigation.
The C&O is introduced into the liquid slag in closed metallic tubes
and standard samples for measuring are taken out only after a lapse
of time of 30-35 minutes. As measurement for the velocity in which
Card 1/2 Ca dissolves in the slag, the relation

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Formla for calculating the time for the equalization of tte co=.o-
sition of the bath In open-hearth furnaces. Zav. lab. 23 n0-4:506-
507 '57. (KLM 10:6 )
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Translation from RQft,,a:.-. zhurnal. i
AUTI 10 RS: Osipov, A.I.. Slivartsman, L.A.. hichn, Yu V Sai-kmi,% 11~ 1.
TITLE: On the Uniform Distribution of Small Quantities (it a Suhst;incv
in the Slag During Smelting of Steel in a 3")O-t Furnat e (0 rciv-
nomernorn raspredelerm maloy dobavki v, shlake pri vypia"kv
stali v 350-t pechi)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Staleplavil'n. proiz-vo. Tvloscov-,, Metallurgizdat,
1958, pp 218-224
ABSTRACT: In order to investigate the problem of the It %%)IIL h a
substance distributes itself uniformly in a slag during open-
hearth smelting, a radioactive isotope, Ca45, encased in an
ampoule, was introduced into the slag through the central open-
ing of the furnace; slag samples were withdrawn throu0i tht-
other openings. The intensity of radioactivitV was Tneasured
with a BFL-25 counter. The counting rate Was den-rmined b%-
the thick-layer method, a procedure ~vhich eliminated the rived
for weighing operations. The accuracy of the radiurnetric
measurements constituted 5% including statistical errors
Card 1/2 and errors caused by disturbances in geornetric conditions of

SOV/ 137-~8-8- It-181
On the Uniform Distribution of Small Quantities of a Skib~tan~ - f~ ,7,, ,
measurement. The rate of distribution of a small quantity of an additi,,e is
smaller in slag than in rnetal; 30-35 minutes are required for leveling off (it
the tracer in the case of slag, and 8- 15 minutes in the case of nivt.il, de-
spit~.- the fact that the volume of slag is cor!siderably smaller. Rates of
turbulent diffusion of Ca in the slag amount to 50- 100 crn2/svc and arr
smaller by one order than the corresponding values of radioactive Co in
steel; in thisfconnection, the author comments on an analogous differenct,
between the kinematic viscosity of steel and that of basic open-hearth sIaj,,S.
The distribution of radioactive Ca in the slag is strongly affected b", thc
aerodynamic pressure of the flarne.
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AUTHORS: Shvartsman, L. A., I-Sipo"'I 1. Surov, 7. 7.,
Sa-zonov, M. L., To , ". A., Ofengenden, A. 17.
TITLE: On the Equilibrium of 3ulfur Distribution Between Metal and
"lag in Open-,!aarth Furnaces (0 ravnovesii raspredeleniya
sery mezhdu metallom i shlLkom v martenovskikh pechakh)
PERIODICAL: Doklady 1,kademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 120, Nr 3, PP-599-60'
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the analysis of the de8ulfurization process in such furnaces
a clearing up of the dependence of the equilibrium coeffi-
cient of the sulfur distribution on the slag composition
and on temperature is primari-'y necessary. If this is known,
that minimum limit-concentration of sulfur in the metal can
be estimated, which can be reached at optimum kinetic con-
ditions with the respective slag composition. The difference
between the actually observed and the equilibrium coeffi-
cient of the sulfur distribution is apparently conditioned
by the insufficient velocity of mass tranefer in the system
Card 1/4 rlag-metal. From a thermodynamical point of view the basicity

SO V1 20-.120-3-45//67
On the Equilibrium of Sulfur Distribution Between Metal and Blag in Open-
-Hearth Furnaces
of the slag is decisive for the desulfurization. Contrary to
current opinion an increase of tho concentration of ferrous
oxide does not essentially impair the thermodynamical con-
ditions of steel desulfurization in slags of the Siemens-
-1artin type. At*the same time an increase of the said con-
centration leads to a reduction of the viscosity of the
slag and accelerates the processes of mass transfer in it.
Fig 1 shows the values of the sulfur distribution coeffi-
cients in dependence upon A (difference between the mole-
-number of the basic and the acidous oxides contained in
100 g of slag = a measure of the basicity of the slag ac-
cording to Grant and Chipman, Ref 1). From this the follow-
ing fundamental conclusions can be drawn: 1) During the
melting period the sulfur content in the slag exceeds the
value corresponding to the equilibrium with the metal.
This circumstance is caused by the transition of the sulfur
from the furnace atmosphere into the slag. The transition of
the uulfur from the slag to the metal proceeds clowly, its
content, in the metal, however, rises (Fig 1). moreover, the
Card 2/4 sulfur transition to the metal is chemically conditioned by

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r,n i, 11) r ~ om u 1 fur i r i 'L,u t 1 on Be t ween 1,.e t a I and - I at- i n 'Ter -
L ti u rnw, e s
t he - ohlpo- ~ t ~ oil o` .`P bust formed slag. Then the slag Is
ac~a,t,~. '!h~, 6 are negative (-ig 1) and the values
Ut are very small. Figure 1
furization
r, 1 nf: T-e ri od t no de su
.1 y RIL111j. two whys; a,) B. the passage
0' r , ir, ITj tlie metal and b) B-1 the continuous
a,-,cj,,,! ).' !.iar and its componition. An increase
Of SA',IV, -1AL(oS the r~ulfur ccr.evntratioti,
increa4c- )!' tiie basicity increases the equilibrium
Ll the dj, tril~ution. In order to g-Uarantee a com-
-r, of and kinetic conditionq ftivorable
-i 'e,, I de~:li ~ ~'ur i zat i on, such a ell aiR re,,,i mu t be
T me S
m I r 7 . t7 dij, v1i~ ci, a'i The silicon content in the slag is
k -w 1 puc, - A 1, 1e durintT ti.e entire mul ting process , and
!.,- i, kf'~ t ill a sufficiently liquid attite. ThiR is
1, t%e introdw,tion of liquefying ad-Htiorit,, Puci:
I'UA~Aning ferrour, oxide. Thpre are 1 figures
!-,nd 2 referpriceii, I of rhic.-i is 5oviet.
Card 4

30V/ 2 0- 12 0- 3 6 7
tin t.,,L- qii,it)r_um of _~u__fijr Distribution Detween '.etal and 'Aag in CTen-
-lie-L..rth ~urnanes
A~),"~~,CIATION: Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut chernoy
metallureii
('central .scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metal-urgy)
.;talinskiy mtrtal_urg_'cheskiy zavod
(-tulizio '.,eta.!urgicLl Flant)
january 9, 19~8, by 'U. V. ::urdyumov, Member, Academy of
.-cience:3, U5 ti
-~X, BM, I T T E D JunuLry 9, 19~,8
1. Open hearth furnaces--flerformance 2. Sulfur--Determination
3. Steel--ruality control 4. Slags--Properties
Card 4/4

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TARTZ OF CONMI.-M
PART 1. CKMAT'"-ATION 0? MMLS
Shvart8m". 'J.Ye. ludin; end X.L. Sszonov.
t . f.;.L.A
rll;tributlon of a ~sasaj Ad4ittan 1. the 3
During the Production Or Steel In a 350_tan Opvo-hearth jag
Furnace 318
The distribution p ocoss was studled with in* us* of a radio-
active Isotope CCacg ). it -as Who". that the pro,. of
diffusion of a oubst~ce 1. slag ttkes pl~~ at a Lnfldr-
ably slower rate tru&n in metal.
Uwartsman, L.A.. A.Z. Oslpav.. V.1r. Ajokaeywv. V.P. Sums,
K.L. 3&xowv, ft~T_ MLI'Skly, S.A. Tele3ov, A.M. Skrobteov,
A.M. Ofongand.n, L.G. Gol'dahteyn, and F.F. Svlrjae,,~,o. An
Investigation Of the Kinetics of Scrap Kelting In tno
Scrap-Ore Process 3.?6
A method for dotermining the ape*d of melting scrap in
an open-hearth furnace In the scrap-ore process w"
dovolop*d on the basis of this Investigation. Th. method
I# b4g*Qd an sigotc9ic dilution' using radioactive cobalt.
it "a shown that the melting speed depends an the duration
of the 918 lron pouring priocoss and carbon content In the
both.
Stupar', S.M. ZnV#2tl9Rt1on of the Transfer of Sulfur fr~a
the G&3 Phase to the Bath In the Baalc Cpco-hearth Purnace .144
The transfer of sulfur rroc, the ga.a Phase to the bath
taken Intensively durIng the loading of tl%z,
metallic portion of the ch4r9! Tt- Opted of sLafur Abd~rPtl-
durina this period Is 17-15 perten- per hour, during ;!-
h4Atj=& B-11 Percent. and C-*'~g rInAl molting 3-7.5 percent.
Percentage to based on the .~If~ c,t.,t in th.

-PS and.tel-hn.nauk-, SWARTSMAP, L.A., do]-tor khtmoinuk;
TUDIN, V.Te.: SAZOMV, M.L.
Unifnrm distri))iitinn nf smill additione In q1tig iurine stpel
smnltir4- In a 150-ton Nrnnee. Pr6bl.nntallors-d.i fizz.not.
no.6:118-325 159. (141RA !2.- 8)
(StOAj--14stajlijrp,v) (Cal c Jun- Ig ot,,,~T)sq)

FITILFV, B.V.; (OBERT, S.V.; OSIP(All A.I.
Prospect3 for expanding thf, continuous casting of steel. St-all
23 no.lOt889-892 0 163. (AURA 16ill)
1. Gosudar3tvt~nnyy ko;aItet po chernoy i tsvetnoy metallurgAl pri
Gosplane SSSR, Gosudarstvonnyy soyu-.nyy institut po proyektIro-
vanipi metrillurgicheskiMi zavodov i TSentral'nyy nauchno-in.-Iodn-
vatellskiv linqtitut chernoy metallurgii.
.1~

PROTODIYAKONOV. Hstislav Hikheylovich, professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh
nauk STERY~ Ad. A inzhener, redaktor; BOBROVA, Te.N., tekhniche-
S1
skiy redaktor
(Planning vertical profile of railroads using diesel electric and
steam locomotives with automatic couphagel Proektirovanie prodollnogo
profiliB 2heleznykh dorog pri elektricheekot teplovoznoi i parovoi
tiage a avtostsepkoi. Moskva, Gos.tranap.rhel-dor.itd-vo. 1957.
285 P. (MIRA 10:9)
(Railroads--Track)

EMtRPTA KEDICA Sec 9 Vol 1)12 Surger-y Feb 59
1134. ON APPUED ANATOMY OF OESOPHAGOPLASTY VIA THE ANTERIOR
.NIEDIASTINLMI (Russian text) Osi pov A. 1. - EKSPER. KHIR. 1957, 4
(35-38) Illus. 3
Anatomical study has shown that in oesophagoplasty via the anterior mediastinum
it is easy to create atunnel between the sternum and the intrathoracic fascia. Use
of this approach decreases the danger of surgical pneumothorax. The canal thus
created is sufficiently wide for the transplanted intestine. The clinical results
warrant recommending the method described for general use.

OSIPOV, A. I.
Cand Med Sci - (diiss) "Anatomical basis for op(-ratior-s 4
substernal plastic .;urF,,er,,y of tht, esoinhaf7us."
Univ, 1961 . 1,~' pp; (Novosi~~irsk Ante Med InsA) ; ~uO coT,.4es;
price not Piven; (KL, 6-~,I sur, 2-11~)

OSIPOV.A. 1.
Surgical anatomy of esophagoplasty through the anterior mediastinum
[with summary in Inglish]. Rksper.khir. 2 no.4:35-38 Jl-.Lg '57.
(MIRA 10:11)
1. Iz gospital'noy khirurgicheBkoy kliniki (zav. - prof. A.G.
Savinykh) t kafedry normallnoy anatomit (zav. - prof. V.V.Kuntsevich)
Tomakogo meditsinakogo instituta imeni V.M.Nolotova.
(ESOPHAGUS. surg.
via anterior mediestinum, method for prev. of pneumothorax)
(PNEUMOTHORAX. Drev. and control.
in esophagoplasty via anterior mediestinum)

OSIPOV, rL.K.
Observations of lunar occultations of stars at the Astronomical
Observatory of Kiev State University. Astron.tsirk. no.14-'~:I~-19
Ag '53. (IJLRA 7:1)
(Occii1tations)

OMPOT, A.K.
Observations of occultations of stars at the Kiev Astronomical Ob-
servatory of Shevchenko State University at Kiev. Astron.teir.
no.143:23 N 153. (MLRA 7:8)
(Occultations)

OSIPOV, A. K.
Obserratikono of lunar occultations of stare at the Ajitronomical
Observatory of Shevchenko State University at Kiev. Astron.teir.
no.147:19-20 Mr 154. (IGRA 7:8)
1. Astronomicheskaya observatoriya Kievskago Gosudaretvannogo
Universiteta imgni T.G.Shavchanko.
(Occultations)

ow POV, JL K.
Observations of lunar occultations of stare at the Astronomical
Observatory of the Shevchenko State University In Kiev. A-stron.
teir. no.149:23 MY 154. (KQA 7:7)
1. Astronomicheakwye. observatoriya WU imarl T.G.Sievchenko.
(00cultations)

C),S/"4r-vj 0 "..
OSIMV, A.K.
Observation of the lunar occultation of the Pleiades on January 14,
1954, at the Astronomical Observatory of the Shevchenko State Uni-
versity in Kiev. Astron.tsir. no.150:14-15 Je 154. (MLRA 8:3)
1. Astronomichoskaya observatoriyaliyovskogoGosuniversiteta Ime-
ni T.G.Shevehenko.
(Occultations) (Pleiades)

OSIFOV, A.K.
~f;~IA- ..
Observations of lunar occultations of ataree Astron.teir.
no.154:15-16-N 154. (KLRA 8:6 )
1. Astronomicheskaya observatoriya KiyevskogoGosuniverviteta
Imed T.G. Shevehanko,
(Occultations)

OSIPOV.A.K.
Observations of occultations from the Astronomical Observatory of
Shevchenko University in Kiev. Astron.tair. no.160:14 Je,55.
I (NLRA 8: 12)
1. Astronomigheakeya observatoriya Xlyevskogo gosudaretvennogo
universitetil iment T.G.Shevchenko
(Occultations)

Observations of the partial solar eclipse of December 14. 1955.
at the Astronomical Observatory of Kiev University. Astron.teir.
no.i66:2 ja 156. (MM 9:7)
I.Astronomicheakaya observatortya Kiyovskogo goeunivorelteta
imeni T.G.Shevehenko.
(Eclipses, Sola-1955)

SOV/35-59-8-619-1
Translation from: ReferalIvnyy zhurnal, Astronomiva I Geodezly-~,
Nr 8, P 15
AUTMOR OsIpov, A.K.
T
~TLE The Observation of the Occultations of Stars by the MC.0" 'i'
T
the Astronomical Observatory of the Kiyev State Unlza-~-'
PERIODICAL. Astron. tsirkulyar, 191- 1
)8, February 25, Nr 189, pp 26 - 27
ABST'RACT- Thirteen moments of occultations, obtained in 1955-195-7, ar-~
given.
Card 1/1

- OSIFOV, A.K.
Observations of lunar occultations of stare at the Astronomical
Observatory of the Kiev State Utiverslt7. Astron. toir. no.189:
26-27 F 158. (MIRA 11:8)
l.Astronomichosimya observatoriya Kiyevekogo univeratteta.
(Occultations)

OSMOV. A.K.; CIIEMGk, N.A.
Observations of the partial lunar eclipse of March 24, 1959.
at the Astronomdcal Observatory of Moscow Uzxiversit;. Astren.
teir. no.202fl-2 :e P59. (MIRA 1314)
1. Astrnnomichaskaya observatorlya Kiyevskogo gosudarstvannog-0
universiteta im. T.G.Sbevchenko.
(Eclipses. Lunar--1959)
m~~

OBIPOV, A.K.
Observations of' lun;.r occultations of stare at the Ai3trononical
Observatory of the Kiev University. Astron.tair. no.2n7:20-21
D 159. (VIRA 113:6)
1. Astronomiciieskaya observatortya Kiyevskogo goBudaret-vernopo
universiteta Im.T.G.Shavchenko.
(Occulations)

S/035/60/000/006/00'7/038
A001/AO01
Trartalation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodazlya, 1960. No. 6,
P. !8, # 5006
AMORS: Osipov, A. K., Chernega, N. A.
TITLEt Observations of the Partial Lunar Eclipse of 1959, March 24, at 1-he
Astronomical Observatory of +,he K yev University
PERIODICAL- Astran. lulirkulyar, 1959, iyur-Ya 5, No. 202, pp. 1-2
TEXT: Observations of the eclipse were conducted with Zeiss field glass'~'S
(D - 80 mm, F - 500 mm, 40x) . The instants of the first and the last cortacts
were recorded; their dIfferences relative to the pre-calculated Instants wnount
+ 11 a
to +11' and -+0.1, r4spectively. The instants are also given of entering the
umbz-a and re-appearan-,e fzom it of various formations of the lunar surface,
G. V. Z.
Translator'a notes This is the AM translation of the original Russian
abst-act.

0311DOVY A.K.; ALIKAYEVA, K.V.
ObserVations of lunar occullations of stars at the
Astronomical Observatory of the Kiev 9tate Univeraity in
1951-1953. Publ.YAO no.8:112-114 159A' (MIPU% 14:9)
(OcculUtions)

- -- WIIPOVV -Ai;~. ----
Observations of artificial earth eatel2ltee at the Astroncaica-1
Observatory of the Kiev University. Kezhdunar. geofiz god [Kiev
no.2:120-123 160, iMIRA 14: 1)
1. Astronomical Observatory of Kiyev State University.
(Artificial satellites-Tracking)

OBIPOV9 A.K.
ObBervations of lunai occultations of stare at the Aatronomical
Obvervatory of the Kiev Univereiry. Astron.tair. no.215:31 0 160.
(MIRA 14:3)
1. Astronomicheskaya observatoriya Kiyevskogo goaudarstvennogo
universiteta.
(Occultationo)

OSIPOV, A.K.
Observation of lunar occultations of star@ at the Astronomical
Observatory of the Kiev University. Astron.ts1r. no.211:31-32
MY 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Astronomicheskaya observatortya Kiyovskogo gosudarstvannogo
universiteta Im. T.G.Shevcheako.
(Occultations)

081POV, A.K.
Obearvations; of lunar occultations of stars at the Astronoaical
Observatory of the Kiev University. Astron.tsir. no.219:37
Mr 161. (14IhA 14 ~ 10)
1. Astronomicheakaya observatoriya Kiyevskogo gosudurstverinogo
universiteta imeni T.G~Shevchenko~
(Occultations)

OSIPM, -A.K.
Observations of lunar occultations of stars at the Astronomical
Observatory of the Kiev University. Astron.tsir. no.222t28-29
V9 '61b (MIRA 15W
1. Astronomicheskaya observatoriya Kiyevskogo gosudaretvennogo
universiteta.
(Occultations)

OSIPOV, A.K.1 CHEMGA, N.A.
Observation of a fireball in Kiev. Astron.tsir. no.222:27
Y~y 161. (YJRA 15:4)
1. Astronomicheskaya observatoriya Kiyevskogo universiteta.
(Meteors)

S/ovi/b~-,/()39/001/01 !/m 3
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AUTHOR; Oqipov A.K.
I'l 1-1 E - Con f'q-rt~nc e of' t h F- wrirk i nit v unij i) on t tie ; tijily o f t hir,
f'i gtire, ro ta t i on atid i)rh i I r~ I nvo t i on n U t tie MoM1
11 F R 10 1) 1 C A 1. ,Amtronomicheskiv i1mi-iial v."it), no. 119021,
rFXT - The confvrence toijk F' 1 -1 rI o K 1 -or, %Inv 29-27, 196 1 -
It w-ss attended b%, renri-si-ntattip-4 1?-(,in thr- Plilkovqkayis astronomi-
chec;kaya obqervatoriya, GAO (Plilki)vo Actronomical Ubservatorv),
Gn - astronomicht-skiv institut im, shternhii~rgrn, GAISh (State
ARtronomical Institiite itnefii Slit t-rithf-i-v) , \~tr0immicheskaviri
observatoriya im. \1 13, Engp11k,:,rd1;i, AOF (A-zlron,imical Observa-
lorv imeni V. 13, Entrc-Purordt), Astrotwmictie-kriva oh,.iiervatoriya
AN 11krSS11 (Amtronornic;s] Oh~ervatorv, NS, Ukr-SSH), Vqtronomicheskava
olipervatoriya Kiev-dkoro vmivor-ifeta, KAO (Agtronomical Obsorvatorv,
Kiev University) and the Dagv%tim-kly pediti-4tititt (1),ripestan Peda-
sogd Cal Institute). A ) t o V (, t I i # - r 2 0 11 a r t i ( i t i a it t .4 t ) o it 1) a r t .V/
1111, cmit erence wa~4 openi-d hv Cni-rospoodi tiv M#-inbo,r of t tie AS Ukrl,-1,11
A, A Ynkovkin who reaft a mwer eolitted "\ critical review of
-hital lt)tion of' t o nil.
RtU(JiPS Of thV j*jvijro-, rolatiots -still ov n h (- lit o
Carri I/It

Confprvnce of tile workini, L-rooTl I,/0-,-)/t)2/0-59/001/01-)/u13
L-0 -, 2/ E; I It
other papers, road it the cotifei -1- v ;- (of lows:
Pr-ofi-ssor A. A. Nefell'N-t-i, ( %0F) - "i harts ao(i nrofiles of- if), 1-f'glorl
near the lunnt-,Iimb and the librational effect".
1. V. Uavrilov (GAO AN Uky-.-,,,Ifl -ovis- nrid-leinm in selenoclesy".
Candidate of' Phys.-M;it '~viewvL- Kli. I I- i ' t-f- ((,A0 AN SS~Sll) -
11'rhe time of* annular solar ecl i j)-v% lit 4fodip-i of' tlie figure of t lit,
inoon
Cnnd i da t e o f' Phvs, -M,~ t ~ Sc s (-m (,orvol ((iAO AN lJkrSSR)-.
"on tile nrogress of' fietor,ntiyuil s(-~ of ili- -arattleters of tile
rhvsical libration ot tht, mo,,ri k,% Int- -nsil ion-ailgle inethod" .
N o 13. Fedi-frov Director (iA() \ , 1 1, r -.-It the orgency of
the devvlopnl~,ot. (it' fneffind- ii,i-f if~los lot itstrunomicil
oti-ervat jons from fit(- ~ii? -i flit,
Prof'o-or A. A. Nefed've% ,I fit-I i,-metric observations
by (he Cracow trietlmd" (flit, iv~ 11wd i , ,-iiA lo he doe to the
Polish astrorlomer Kn/i-f )
A-pirant K, I shakir"i, ('NO: I t i,,n of tile nhysical
I ibration of lit(- rfm(-i lrmii -k--o avrairi-l flit, stellar
t'i e I d 11 ~
Card 2/4

Con ference of the work i rig yrotin S/011/h2/031P/001/01 1/01 3
EO I ~-' / P', I It
N , F Bystrov (GAO AN SSSR) 4polce on the df~tprministion of the
coordinatest of file 11111al- Centre of' miiq.A.
A. A. YakovkIn (GAO AN l1ki-.91,10 utiolce ;%bont the project concertiod
with the development of' PpI,,dehDMer for the tihotogrnohv of the
moon against the c;tellar field.
lJrofeqsor A. A. Neft-d'vev reported (tit Ihf- onalvsi-3 of' Itinar
observations carrit-d otit with the A(11-~ holif)mottir between 1946
and 1948.
B- 1. Kozarenko OiAlSh) and N. G. Riz~ano% (AOE) reticirted on th-
photography of fit(, moon with the Markovitspbteholder using a methmi
dpveloped at Pnikovo.
Agpirant D. P. Dtima (GAO AN l1ki-S.-iff) renot-teff prelimirlarv I-e-;111,~Q
of a determination of corrections to the Fundamental cntalovrue,~
of' meridional calculations of' the moon carried ont at Ureenurich
anti Washington bet,ween 1921 and 1941. Some (it' his Y-eqiiltq do
not agree with those reported bv Nfor-.vao a"tf cither woricer-c.
lit its resolution the conference nnted t hit t -
1) The librational effect in tho Innar radiii-; asqociated with the
latitude libration may now I)e regarded a,4 established;
Card 1/4

OSIPOVP A.K.
Conference of the study group for Jimeatigating the figure, rotation
and orbital motion of the moon. Astron.shur. 39 no.11181-
183 Ja-F 162. (MMh 15:2)
(~Ioon)

QSIPOV) A.K.
Observations of lunar occultations of stars at the Kiev
Astronomical Observatory in 1954. Publ. KAO no.10:65-67 162.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Occultations)

OSIPOV. A.K,
Rkmervations of lun.&T-vevaltations of atars in Fieve Astron.
tbir. no.229t33-34 A 162. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Antronomicheakeva obeemtoriya Ki kogo univeraiteta.
Irva
(Oac~altatlons

OSIPOV, A.K.
ObservationB of lunar occulati3nB of st,--rs in Kiev.
25-26 D 162. lt,"i,
1. Astronomicheakaya observatoriya Kiyevskogo universiteta.
(Occultatiuns)

CGIPOVI A.R.; LIPOVETSKIY, V.A.
of vtAris )zy tho mistin obsorrod at Kitiv. inni. IIrin I. .
I,P;,.ir. astron. 10 no.1:89 165. (MMA 18:12)
1. Astronomicheskaya obgervator'-rg N'yrivskogo unty-er-siteta.

OBIPOV.A.K.
I
Let 9 give constant attention to the grovth of labor productivity
Tekst.prom.15 no.8:8 Ag'55, (KLRA 8:11)
1. Direktor Obukhovskogo kovrovogo kombinata
(Toxtilo tndiimtry)

OSIPUV, A.-K..
Use of core yarT. as a meano tc i.~crease -abc-r j,rud--ctlv~'*Ly wd
equipment efficiency. Tekvt. prom. -5
1. GI.avziyy inzh. Gbukhmikoflo kovr(,vo-ci,kowiojo korplinuta imon.*
V.I. lxmina.

230, New 2204 zaizud4
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;mount oi ra4io3ctivv 0cB)thoru3, %with a 5pe, fie
VUvity ot 24.0 tit 420 ric p'.'r J;, 11 the "Veit WU tit*
j0V to 1-5 tr
-cent.) cast iron, and vwwrni-yit it the SCOVIL
FA portVpui 01 the slax after czelh% in vvatrr to 3
to 4ci, C, permits "to phosphorus content of a
r
StUS to be deterininiA npidly (within j to 7
ut any timi) during the co-imo of the j,-x% To
:&tWn d6riel)t MiXing Vitbt)Mt JDM Of the iAdIC-
-active phospborus, the phosphorus is first rnixed
-Aith iron pmder and charged into a coppex tube
:(jao mm x is Sam), the exub of it0lich am then
'arzIW.- The tube is V-xe4 in the liquid cast-irion.
'By the time the copper has mettrd,combirtatictia
:betvftn the pbospbortis and the iron has occurm&
and uniform distribution throughout the rian of
the meW takes -place. - Under the conditions of
worXing, a proporticinality fact,,>r toy the distriltution
-Of pbosphorus Imin Che chemical analybis of a slag
aample and its radicactivity is found and uset.1 kv
subse
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Chem =1 determinations. G. S. Siam
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solo

OSIFOV, A.L., izzhener.
-
Now boring machine for deep underground boreholes. Gor.zhor-so-3:
27-29 Kr 156. (MLRA 9:7)
l.Ukhtinskiy kombinat.
(Boring machinery)

L VITI, nizri.; XlJDRf,,EOV. M.N.. lnzli.; OSIPOV, A.M., im-,h.
Lining the -ilne qt.-fLft in Falland. Snnk-t. w-.3."i2-
33 158. (MIRA 11:3)
(Ni-,tr,Arl,:-nd3--Shaft sinlring)

AUTHORS: Moskalenko, V. N., Osipov, A. 1M., Candidate 30-9-44/48
of Historical Sclences.
TITLE: The Evaluation of %sks of Soviet Orientalism
(ObsuzhdeniyQ zadach sovetskogo vostokovedeniya).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik AN SSSR, 1957, Vol. 27, fir 9, PP. 132-1'14 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: More than 250 delegates from all Soviet republics participated
in the conference of oriental13tS which took place in
Tashkent (June 4-11). Numerous guests from friendly foreign
countries were present. After introductory words by
E. M. Zhukov, member of the AV and secretary, B. G. Gafuroy,
director of the Institute for Orientalism AN USSR, Cave the
statement of accounts. The following papers dealt with the
cultural development of the peoples of East and Southeast
Asia. A. G. Krymov (Kuo-Schao-tan) talked on the inter-
national importance of the Chinese pooplo's revolution.
A lecture by Din-Dze-lyan, dean of the Northeast-Chinese
University on "Sun-Yat-sen and his role in the international
fight of liberation of the peoples of Asia" met with great
approval with the historians. The speaker pointed out the
Card 112 extremely great impor*,ance of soviet orientalism which at

The Evaluation of Tasks of Soviet OrienUil-isq 710-9-44/48
first was for the benefit of tht peoples of Caucasia la,,ging
behind and then for the benefit of all peoples of Central
Asia. Sumbad-zade, vicepresident of tile Azerxbaidzhan AN,
reported on the state of orientalism in his country, the same
did M. G. Nersisyan, president of the Armenian AN, as well
as the Academy-presidents of the Tadzhik and Turkmen
republics. Azimdzhanov, member of the AN (Uzbek Ali), talked
on the history of Uzbekistan, the dev-_-lopment of her culture
in the course of centuries, n the cultural heritare of tile
Abu-Rey-Khan Biruni, the famous "canon of medical science"
of Ibn Sin. All writings have now been translated from
Arabic into Russian.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
Card 212

WMA, I.S., inzh.; OSIPOV, A.M., inzh.
Rntar7 boring and blasting method of shaft eial-ing. Shakht.
strol. no.10:14-15 0 '59. (MIRA 13:2)
1. TSentrallpyy nauchno-issledovntel'ski7 inetitut podzem-
shakhtostro7.
(Shaft sinking)

c: 2-7-2
T' C
")a, min

~- 5, 1, C v-Y:. 1 1)
BRUALOV, B.F.. inzhener; OSIPOV. A-M-, inzhener.
Peculiarities and prospects in turbodrilling of large diameter
boreholee. Shakht. stroi. no.7:21-24 JI '57. (MLRA 10:8)
(Turbodrille) (Boring)

"-. ') .., ,I I. /,)
KUDR40~, M.N., inzh., UTVIN, ik.Z.. inzh.-, OSIPOV, AeM-e. inzh.
Boring mine ohafte in Holland. Shakht. 9troi. no.2:31-32 ? of corer
158. (MIRA 11:3)
(Netherli--nde-Shaft sinking) (Boring)

SHABMVI Tu.S.; LWI" R-T9L.; FOTAFOV, V.K.---OSIPOV, A-M-; TJMSHCHOVA, Te.G.
911-7-7-7.7-7-7- -.-,
Cyclopropames and cyclobutamms. Part 141 Phsiqlcyclopropanes
with substituenti to the para positions of the bemseme ring.
Zhur. obo khtm. 30 me.12:3874-3876 D 160. (MIR& 13:12)
1. Moskovskly gosudaretvenm" univereltet.
(Benzene)

OSIPOV, A.11-I., inzhener.
fiew technique In using abnood cartiridges In core drillln~- if r1ne
shafts. 12obr.v SSSR 2 no.):22-25 J1. 15?. (p--rt~ jr 7)
(Borin,~)

OSIPOV A.M., inzhener.
Undercutting drill cores by means of cumlativa charges. Izobr. v
SSSR 1 no.6:18-20 D '56. (NLRA 10:4)
(Boring machinery)

-
OOSIFOV A.M.- AIEKBAHMOT, V.A.- GOLINM II.M.; FILIPPOV, A.M., relaktor-,
!FJRAi;OVA. ]N.V., tkhnl c-h,skiir r;Aakt6r;
(Afanasil Nikitin and his eraj Afau"li Hikitim i ego vremia. Isd. 2-o0
impr. i dop. Moskva. Goo. uch*bmo-podagog. ltd-ve Kinisteretva pro-
sysshchazils, RSPSR, 1956. 214 p, (KLRA 9:6)
(NIkItim, Afanamil Nikitich. 15th cestury)

MATVEYEV~ K.I.; QSIPOV, A.M.; ODYAKOV, V.F.; SUZDALINITSKAYA, Yu.V.;
BUKHTOYAR&-V-,-f.jA;;--YkMEL'YANOVA, O.A.
Catalytic oxidation of ethylene in the presence of aqueous
solutions of palladium salts. Kinj kat. 3 no.5:661-673 S-0
162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Institut kataliza Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Ethylene) (Oxidation) (Palladium salts)
.e

OS i )q~ v" P, Al -
GUDOVICH, G.A., Inzhener; ZVEREV, V.A., inzhener; OSIPOV. A.M.. inzhener.
AUtomatic reclosing diagrams for switches of remote con*rolled
unite. Elek.sta. 25 no.2:51-52 F 15k. (MIRA ?-2)
(Electric switchgear)

NUMTRIKOV, A.F., kandidat tokhnichoskikh nauk; ADANDVZKIY, I.I., in-
zhener, retsenzent; OSIIIOV, A.M., inzhener, reteenzent; GIMO-
VA, N.L., redaktor;"UM C., A., tekhnicheskly rodaktor.
[Rome preservation of fruits and vegetables] Konservirovanie plo-
dov t ovoshchet v domashnikh uslovitakh. Moskva. Fishchapromisdat,
1954. 166 p. (Microfilm) (ABA 8:2)
(Canning and preserving)

OSIPOV. A.Y.
-
Amount of chromium in canned foods produced with the use of
containers and equipment made from acid resistant steel. Kona. I
ov. prom. 13 no.5:25-27 Hv '58. (MIRA 11:5)
1.Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellski7 institut konservnoy prom3rsh-
lennosti.
(Food onctamination) (Chromium--AnalyBis)

Ag

MAIMYEV.9 K.I.; UNIGEIMEEK, V.; CSIPOV, A.M.; IMLAUZE, G.V.; Kj~,~YTSF~Hll), U'.:.
,~-Qulnone chelates conta~:.nin,a C~u (71:) an.~ Fe(:!:'''onr a-3
and oxidizing agent3. Organ'.c catalysts. iart 76.: -'ataiyt4c of
o-quinones. IX. Kin. i kat. 6 no.4:651-657 JI-AF 'l'- ( - -1."A 1~':'O
1. histItut organ I cheskogo kataiiza Gtrmanskoy AN, llostc,k, -1,er:-anskayu
Demolcrutic`-,u.sknyu Respublika, ~ :i,,4~tlti.t kata'.1,1a ~ro c*
A 11 R .

M /Zooparasitology - Parasitic Worms. G-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 14943
Author Osipov, A.N.
Inst
Title Survival of Eggs of Heterakis Gallinarum Under Winter
Conditions.
Orig Pub Tr. Mosk. vet. akad., 1957, 19, No 1, 350-355
Abstract Eggs of heterakis in tests of feces deposited on soil sur-
faces and at a depth of 5-20 cm retained their viability
during winter, and when transferred to optimal conditions,
completed their development. Eggs which wintered on the
aviary floor at a temperature of < 100 also did not lose
their ability for further development. That the larvae
of the developed wintering eggs were infectious was pro-
ven by the infection of chicks.
Card 1/1

05MV, A. N. arU G*MIIIA, M. P.
"About biology of paraphilariosis agent in horses.11
Veterinariya, Vol. 37, NO. 8, 1960, P. 49
V, t fcj~ - (W - Oaau-n JKJ Ht I -VIII, 1, \ ~
j~ , I

87025 S/07 9/60/030/012/'00;:,/ ~)2
BOO1/BO64
AUTHORS: Shabarov, Yu. S., Levina, R. Ya., Potapov, V. K,,
Osipov, A. M., and Treshchova, Ye. G.
TITLE: Cyclopropanea and Cyclobutanes. XIV. Phenyl Cyclopropanes
With Substituento in the Para Position of the Benzene Cycle
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey kbimii, 1960, Vol. 30, No. 12,
pp. 3874-3876
TEXT: In previous papers (Refs. 1-4) the authors reported on the effect
of the nature of aryl radicals upon the reactivity of the three-membered
cycle linked with it. Thus, it was found that polymerizability strongly
increases under the action of AM 3 in the following order: phenyl cyclo-
propane /, p-tolyl cyclopropane / p-anisyl cyclopropane (Ref. 2). The
three-membered cycle %hich opens readily in phenyl cyclopropane (Ref. 3),
p-tolyl cyclopropane, p-anisyl cyclopropane (Ref. 4) under the action uf
mercury salts, is stable in p-nitrophenyl cyclopropane (Ref. 1). To render
these observations more complete, it is necessary to develop a method of
synthesizing phenyl cyclopropane with various substituents in the benzene
cycle. p-aminophenyl cyclopropane %hich could be easily obtained by

87525
Cyclopropanes and Cyclobutanes. XIV. Phenyl S/0-, 60/030/012,/00')/027
Cyclopropanes With Substituents in the Para B001'yBo64
Position of the Benzene Cycle
nitrating phenyl cyclopropane, with oubouquent reduction of the nitro
group to the amino group (Ref. 1), served as the initial product. The
replacement of the latter in p-amino phenyl cyclopropane by other Substi-
tuents was carried out by diazotization. Thus, p-hydroxy-p-chloro- and
p-bromopheny1 cyclopropane results: CH
CH
~2 ~2
p-H2N-C 6H 4- CH-CH 2 -4 P-X-C 6H4-CH-CII-CII2(X - OH, Cl, Br). p-amino-
phenyl cyclopropane was also used for synthesizingC -dimethyl aimi. pheny.
cyclopropane: CH CH
/ X2 (CH50)2SO2 3 / 2
p-H N-Q6H4-CH-CH I- C6H-CH-~H2
2 2 benzene, BOVU ~ 4
CH3
A study of the Raman spectra of the phenyl cyclopropanes obtained showed
that no unsaturated compounds had been &Jded; intensive frequencies ap;'eare!
at 1600 cm-1 , which are characteristic of the aromaticcycle, as v~ell as
bands (1200-1260 cm-1) indicating the presence of the phenyl cyclopropune
molecule (Refs. 5, 6). The ultraviolet absorption curves of aryl cycl-1-
propanes (Diagrams 1 and 2) s-owed the same character as those of p-toiy~
CMMII._~

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Cyclopropunes With Substituents in the Para B001 YK64
Position of the Benzene Cycle
cyclopropane (Ref. 5) and p-aminophenyl cyclopropane (Ref. 1) There are
2 figures and 6 references: 5 Soviet and I French.
ASSOCIATION
Moskovskiy gogudarstvennyy universitet
(moscow State University)
SUBMITTED: January 14, 1960

OSIPOV, A.N.
4-ifference tah2c of horizontal parallaxes between multiple contDur
lines. Geod. i kart. no.1:38-4C Ja 161. (MIRA 11-:9)
(Aerial photogrammetry)

GIIMDIILL~ I.LF., kand.veterinarnyki, nai*.. CbltQtA-Rl-kand.vet,ei-inai-:i~,~~ii ntu'~.
Biology of the r"usative agest of parafilariosis in horses.
Vetcrinarila ~7 no-8~4?-50 Ag 160. ~AIIIA 15:,,
1. Vsesoyuziiy-y institut gelimintologii imeni akademilm K.I.
Skryabina.
(Nematoda) (Parasites--Horses) (Illes as carrien of diLiease)

ILYUSHIN, V.I.j Q~IPOV,_-A.N.
Green light to ShEZ looks. Mashinostroitell no-5:18-19 MY 160.
(MIRA 14:5)
(Fastenings)

OLI N5, -1 Y :
CAT-;GORY : Zoo,)arasituloKy - varnsitic -orma
AB3. J011ri. RZbioi., No. 19 195-fi, No. LGVJ2
AUTHOR 01sipovi A.,,.
6. 1108COW Veterinary Acadenly
T Ilk 7.. ie, The ljiolog~v of' tho Agent oi Ileteraccionfar, ill
Lilickens
ORIG. PUB. 1,~08;--- Vet- "Ould., 1957, No.2, P-.irt i,
21-29
A133TRACT Ui,(Ier laborntory -.u.clitioas Ue a,-,s of Iketerac-
cises (in 1~ iori,.xiin tiolution) reac Ue invas-
ive stage ill 73 c!,xys Ai W-1-j degreea, in I") days
at -1v cipgrees, in 7 da.Ns at 30 degrees. It was
igiiown experiveutally that the larvas of the hetur-
af-cises in hirdr, migrate into tho vall o. the cec-
tun ithin a (lay after igAfection. %.ithin -i J.-Ays
tno - emer-e into 'he lumen of the cecum, wherc tlit:~4
continue to grow and attain sexual maturation.
The fir,3t, larval molting uccurs in the erg, and
the uecone an6 third in tae itoat (in h-0 and 34-
15 days foLloveing infection). khe groi%t., time of
C ARD 1/2

OSIPOVI A. V., Candidate of Vet Sel (diss) -- '*rbo b1olcF.Y of HotnrakIF gnllln-
arum (Schrank, 1788) and the apIzootiology of heterakidosis of chidkr". Moscav,
1959- 19 pp (Moscow Vet Acad of the Min Agric U9.%, Chair of pavasltolop~r and
Twmsion Diseases of Agric Animals), 200 copies (KL, Wo 20, IQ59, 11)1)

I I
C'STPOV, A.Y. , , nd .-( ch ','cj -- (fl~ 1 f7) I "r-- t ~. "I'': t ,,,y
jl~ '.
uf th --)" rforn;- 41C.; uf' .,I ~,% 1,~ 1.(,V,
1~ P" v:* th, (' 4 :, - f : ---r , .' ;' ., . ~, r t uv . -r --l: - i ' ~ .1
IV - L-
p i e c i'm )
I I t ,

BARANOVSKI*,.,, V-Y-, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.;SKOTNIKov, K.V., jzhener.;
-~A.Xypy Inshener.
-,t ~ ,go A&$
Utilizing factory experience in making Plastic prodacts at thn
Cheboksary electric equipment plant. Vest. elektroprom 28 no.l:
70-72 Ja '57. (MIA 10:4)
1. Vaesoyusnyy elektrotekhnichaskiy institul. im. Lenina (for
Baranovskly). 2. Cheboksarskly elaktroapparatnyy 2avod (for
Skotnikov, Osipov).
(Gheboksary--Electric apparatus and aptMances)

-,-----Osipovt A.P.
Guarding the workers' nealth for a quarter of a century. j
askush. 26 no. 2:60-61 F 161. (ML- 14:4)
1. Molochnyy sovkhoz No 15 Grolmnskogo rayona.
(KARPOVA, VALENTINA PETROVNA)

A)
USSR/Analysis of Inorganic Sutstances G-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, L;o 6, 1957, 19617'
Author : A. P. Osipov
Inst :
Title : Accelerated Method of Determination of Phos-
phorus in Loparite Concentrates and Ores.
Orig Pub: Zavod., Laboratoriya, 1956, 22, No 10, n68-li6q.
Abstract: In order to separate P present as apatite in
loparite ores., it ia recommended to treat the
pulverized (200 mesh) ore sample with a NR~N03
solution acidified with BN03. The weighed con-
centrRte sample (2 g) is treated with 50 ml. of
the NL+11"0-;, solution (290 g of NH4NO~ and 40 ml
of concentrated 'R103 in I liter of the solution),
Card 1/2 - 96 -

,j-,3RIf n,,,lysis cf I n,~n a nl
At o jour: Yll'f~-f* I
C . 1 f -3 i L , r~ rJp, r t- ~ ln~ Y
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Tevgeniy Aleksandrovich; FILATOVA, I.T., red.; RAKOV, S.I..
takhn.red.
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matizataiia; tokhnichoskii progreen i podgotovka rabochikh kadrov.
MOGkVa, 12d-vo VTsSPS Profizdat. 1960. 214 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Machinery induatry) (Automation)
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UIMV,-A.P., kand. ist. nauk; BDRISOVSKAYA, M.A., red.;
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'~=ORS: Anisimov, C.M., Saval'skly, S.L., Osipov, A.P.
TITIE: The Separation of Selenium and Tellurium From Platinum Metals in
the Fom of TrivalenT Ferric Selenite and Tellurite
PERIODICAL. Izvest.iya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenly, Tsvetnaya metallurglya,
1961, Nc. 1, PP. 101 - 105
TEXT: A method for the separation ef selenium and tellurium f'rom platinum
metals Used in analytical practice Is based on their joint prenipitatlOn Witl-. fer-
ric hydroxide (Ref. 1). This method was tested and described by M.P. Proshkovl~~,
and P.V. Paleyev (Ref. 2). The control of the full separation of selenium art
tellurium from platinum metals wo,uld be facilitated and simpllfle~, if there were
data available on the solubility of trivalent ferric selenites and tellurites in
hydrochloric acid solutions at different acidities and temperatures, and on the
effect of ammonium chlorides on their solubility. If' In hydrochloric acid sclu-
tions, containing tetravalent tellurium and trivalent iron, the affount of the lat-
ter is not sufficient to form ferric tellurite, tell'urilin dioxide may be precipi-
tated If the solitions are neutralized. To bring about tellurium separation In
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valent Ferric Selenite and Tellurite
the form of dioxide, the optimum pH value must be known at which Its speeded up
precipitation and the effect of arunonium chloride take place. Eventually, to ob-
tain ferric selenite and tellurite precipitates, enriched with Belenium and tel-
lur 4UM' the pH values must be selected, at which not only the coprecip'tation ct'
platinum metals but also that of some Impurities (iron) can be prevented. Tne
aforementioned prcblems were studied by the authors with the participation of
Engineer K.S. Perel'muter. Ferric selenite was prepared by the Interacillon 31
ferric sulfate and sodium selenite by a method given in Reference 3, according t.(,
which the precipitate has a constant composition with a Fe:Se molar ratio corres-
ponding to Fe2(SeO ) The composition of the dry precipitate of Fe selenite ob-
tained is express2 ~y* the formulae Fe2(SeO3) - 3H20, Perrio tellurite was pre-
pared by the interaction of 0.1 n. solution o? sodium tellurite (pH 1.1) with
0.3 n. solution of ferric sulfate. The molar Fe:Te ratio exceeded 2 3 tImes the
stoichiometric ratio of these elements in the formula Fe2(TeC~ . The compos1tion
of the dry precipitate is expressed by the formula Fe2(TeO3) . to. The solublli-
ty of selenite and tellurite of trivalent iron was studied at 19, 40 and 700C in
hydrochloric acid solutions with pH - 1; 1.5; 2.0 and 2.5 and also In IiCl solu-
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valent Ferric Selenite and Tellurite
tions containing 10% NH4C' with p'li = I and 2.5, at 190C. It was founJ that the
solubility of ferric tellurites and selenites decreased with a lower acidity ot
the solutions; it was higher in HCl solutions with 10% ammonium chlorides. At
elevated temperatures in HCI solutions with pH = 1, a slight increase cf, trivalent
ferric selenite and tellurite solubility takes place. In saturated solutions with
pH 1.5, 2.0 and 2.5, the Te, Se ; Fe ratio increases. To investigate the stabili-
ty of HCl solutions of tetravalent tellurium, two initial solutionh were prepared
by dissolving Te02 In HC1. The former had a pH value of 0.85 and contained 0.98
mg/ml Te; the latter contained 2 mg/ml Te and 50 g/1 NH4C1 with a pH value equal
to 0.5. It was found that the precipitation of tellurium dioxide 1'rom IM solu-
tions of tetravalent tellurium proceeded already at a pH value of 0.5 and attained
a maximum rate at pH = 5.3 - 5.4. The precipitation of tellurites and belenites
of trivalent Iron from HC1 solutions containing free HCl, NH4Cl and ammonlates
of platinum, palladium rhodium, ruthenium, Iridlum was Investigated at their neu-
tralization with soda. The Initial solution was composed of Se - 665; Te - 766;
Fe - 708; Pd - 69: Pt - 40; Re - 50; Ru - )0, and Ir - ~O (mg/1). The resuits
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