SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OTROSHCHENKO, O. S. - OTRYASHENKOV, YU. M.

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Autiors I Otrosbcbenkop 0, 8.1 W Badykoyp A. B.
Title t Synthesis on anabasine, basis. Part 7.- Sulfurliation of amtasim
with pyria Ina -sulfotrlcxt Ids.
Parlod1=1 Zhur. 0b. XhIn. 24,, Ed. 5,, 917 - 919o MY 195h
Abstract I Pyridine-sulfotrioxide to used for the derIvation of oulfo mcIAf-%
with the sulfo-gmvp oriented at tba carbon atou and vo callr,!
aulfazdc acids (with the sulfo-group In the nitrogen). A at,.:Mr ef
the sulfurizing effect of pyr1dine-mulfotrim Ida urpler co~.
ditions abowed that with the tild of this substance It le
to obtain sulfamIc -acid from the amnbagine. 11--~methyl- aryl,
anataelne as well as horologous derivativen of ptterlefr-
react vitb pyridin"-oulfotrioxide in cm4ttionn lf~nfly, 7 t.o !,'m-
derivation or 2-piperldime sulfonic acidn. r1oven
Inatitution Central Antatic State Univeratty
Submitted Terr-11--w 21P IT-~3

.4t anst-P.- kill sulf"Oli-wo of
w**b*%** lailb *Wfolk W4 10 *-1 A
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MWChesdattry - Synthesis
Cad 3./1 Pub. 1A - 39/42
Authors i Otrothdhenko, 0. S.j, and Sadykovp A. S.
Title I Synthesis on anabasira basie# Part 8.- Sulfonation of wabasine with HZ"4
Periodical t Zhur. ob. khim. 24/9p 1685-1689,, Sop 1954
Abstract The reaction of oulfonation of anabasine with sulfuric acid was investigated
at 280 - 3000. Dehydrogenation of the piperidine nucleus in the anabasim
land formation of 5-oulfo-acid of alpha beta-dipyridyl. was established. The
synthesis of hitherto unlax= sodium, potassium and barium sate of 5-oulfo-
acid of alpha4>eta-dipyridyl is described. The chemical properties of these
products were analyzed. Seven referencest 5-USSR " 2-Geruan (1879-1954).
Institution : Central Asiatic State University
Submitted t May 3p 1954

S
USSIVChardstry - Synthvsis methods
Card 1/1 Pub- 151 - 35/37
Authors s Gtroshchenko, 0. S. and Sadykov, A. S.
Utle s Synthesis on anabasine basis. Part q.- Sulionation of N-acetyl- and
N-mthylanabasine with sulfuric acid
P8r1*diCA2I Zhur- Ob- kbim- 24/10, 1884-1887v Oct 1954
Abstract I The sulfonation reaction of N-acetyl- and N-methylanabasine, under conlitions
analogous to the sulfonation of r
,7ridine and anabasine, was investigated.
The product obtained from the sulfonation of R-acetylanabasine qn-1 its charac-
teristics are described. The change occurring in N-mthylanabasine, d,!rira,
its reaction with sulfuring acid, was analyzed. It was established that the
acetyl group in N-acetylanabasine hydrolyzes under the effect of rid.furic
acid at 220-2350. Five references: 3-USSR wxl 2-43ervan (1&'32-1954).
Institution t Central Asiatic State University
Submitted t. March 5, 1954

Subject
Card 1/1
Authors
Title
Periodical
Abstract
AID F - 27P7
USSR/Chemistry
Pub. 152 - 15/19
Sadykov, A. S., 0. S. Otroi3&"1QSU9, and A. E.Eshtayev
Separation of alkaloids of Anabasip Aphylla with
atrinonium chloride
Zhur. prikl. khtm. 28, 4, 440-444, 1955
The reactions were carried out In various solvents:
chloroform, acetone, Isopropyl alcohol, and dioxane.
In experiments on the separation of anabasine and
lupinine, a 95% yield of anabasine hydrochloride was
obtained. With a 10% excess of ammonium chloride,
an almost quantitative yield of technical grade
anabasine hydrochloride and 86% of lupInIne were
obtained. Two tables, 4 references (3 Russian: 1923-
10153).
Institution None
Submitted D 21, 19'A

lbDify of a"M go AnaboAs mpbygn.
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Subject
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Authors
Title
Periodical
Abstract
Institution
Submitted
A IT D z
USS R/C he m I s t ry
152 - 15,/18
Sadykov, A. S., 0. S. Otroshchenko, and V. M.
Solubility of some salts of the alkaloids Anaba3l:-l
Aphylla
Zhur. prtkl. kh1m., 28, 5, 952 - 5 r,11
The solubility of chlorides and iodides of anabasirx,
lupinine, aphylline, and aphyllidine In organic sclIv-,"s
has been studied. One table, 6 references, all
Russian (1931-1955).
Chair of Plant Chemistry of the Central Asia ')t.a'p
Univernity.
D 21, 1953

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TITLE: ~yntheseo ',erived Fror,
X1 I I . Ily d rojon at i on o f 'in aL: L c i n ef ~ Iir i
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obolichey 1rhiriii, 11)1)1), Vol "), "r 7,
ABSTUICT: In additio:. to the paper,; of -ome ret;e-,irci, i.nreurc on
Cenation of anabasine (-icfo 1-) the authorc 2e-Lit -.-W,
&,,A' -dipiperidyl (ar initiLl substance f or vuri,i,is ny!: ti
and tried in the present investication to fii,d the c,)n.-~iti
for a synthesis of o,,/11-dipiperidyl from I-
m-uizzum yields, in order to inveatiC~.te i.,ore
hydrogenation of anabaoine. A nickel catalyrt az, ;f o
hydrogenation of 1-anabanine, which was iro,!~-c(,i in
laboratory for organic catalyris of the Instit,ite of
AS Uzbekskaya S"t-i and treated according to tf,e -et, J)~; )f
Reney. This hy0rog,nation is carried out in the ~uitncj,ive,
105-110 at.~ospherCB exceso premrure a, n -'i i
medium and also without solvents. On ):, f 1-:
without volvent "he inartive ~-7.il
yield. Its meltine p,)int after recr- --Ii:
crystals in a 75
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Syntheses Dorived From Anabanine. XII I. 1fy.!
of Anabacine
out in a,ueons nolution or mithout volvent but :i~: iti n
of a smull quantity of 10 ~'~ sodium hydroxide :~oluti,)r,, tho
levorotatory active I-m,01-iipiperidyl AtteL;.its t-
hydrogenate the hydrochloride of Lmab~ , ine i,,. iputr-i~ ri~'
hydrochloric acid 7adium gave no pooitive rosii: LF. '17) ere
are ~ references.
ASSOCIATION: Sredneazi--tvkiy gosudarst%puzzZ-y uni,.eroite~
Asia State T'niver,;ity)
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"ethod of Separatir.,: -.1.e
Aphylla by Ileans off 1"Ir I C '~ C I
lu-inirlp 7"I.f ite ( 1,
ii. , 60 ~c.d . 'e:~-, er-turc :-7- i*-i
inf I-le"Ice U.0 -I*iell ")f t"e e'~ ter (.,Lie
oti further ua,,onificatim of this eiter
,,Irochloric acid witlAn 00-1~'C)
tlie differeat behavior of inulb,isiLLe I ~,i i-o
to sulfuric acid it wlis to do,---) e
boilin,:; ~1:-.aloiu ~AxVxre iit:~ the iadiv- ~al t --~ei
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n a b L! -SiS (",-hj-l'Ii:,e aphyllidine ot~.ers) r o
and 1000 yielded, us i,i U~e ci,;o of
oulfo co-mou.,x_ T!.io -,er-,:~,itteu the
of sepLLr;-,tirIj W'LUb",Si-'1C an*lupi~ii.%e
anabasine culfate ('..Lblo 11), i'
n w"'ich
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L'elvhod of Sep=ating the a 1 oid s, -,f Ana 6 --s i , :I' -,' j - -~ -~ - ' - - ~I
Aph3,1la by 1.cans of Sulfuric .ci ,
alkaloid ..iixture rie ~rly -u Arititativel, ,1,i: . '. . .
50-60 ". There are 4 an,j ~ ::oviot refe:~-.: ~7(,: .
ASSOCIATION: Sredneaziatakiy gonudarvtvenn~y univeniitet ( Lovietl ~-
Asia State 7niversity)
SUBITITTKD: May 8, 1958
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ACC NR~ AP6033303
SOURCE' CODLA UR/0!409/66/000/0c~, /057',/0578
AUTdOR: Loont'yov, V. B.; Fangutova, Yu. S.; 0troshchoriko, 0. 3.; Sadyko7j A. 5.
0.-,~G: Ta5hkont 5tato University (Tashkontskiy gosudaratvarinyy univorsitot)
TITLE: Chomlstz-j of bipyridyls. Use of infrarod apoctrA for dotorminIng tho atruc-
turo of substituted bipy-ridyls
SCUaCE1 Khtrzlya gotorotsiklichoGkikh noyodinonly, no. 4, 1966t 575-5-18
TOPIC TAGS$ IR spoctrum, bipy-ridyl 41.
ABSTRACTt IR upoctra of a series of bipyri6yl dorivativoc a,~'- a-A -Y,v'-
isomors) were studied In order to find a ranid an(] reliable mothod of 1rJnr',1fy,:--- the
structure of subititutod bipyridyl moloralo!j. To th15 ond, use wa!. maqlo of a --'-".:-'CA
,of dotormaning the structure of bonzonu dorivativos, in the care of which It 15 Anown
~that the frequencies of cophasal oxtraplanar deformation vibrations of thn C-H bonds
in the aromatic ring depend on the nimbor and rolative position of the mibst'.t. n s
and oaly very little on their nature. An oxanination of the bands In the 950-650 cn-l
range loads to the conclusion that the oxtraplanar vibration.3 of the C~-if bonds of tno
aromatic ringo of bipyridy13 retain their characteristics, so that the datf, 01)tainod
permit one to correlate the froquoncioa of the extraplanar vibratione of bipyridyis
and their derivatives with the spectra of the corresponding pyridino and banzone
Card 112 uDcs 547-828+543.42-2 -

ACC NR, AP6033303'
dorivativoo. Orig. wt. haal I figuro Arvi I tablo.
SUB CODEs 07/ SUM DAM OBFeb65/ ORIG REF1 002/ OTH RZFI 008
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ORAZKULIYEV, I.; OTROSHCU-TOXO, O.Sc.; SADYKOV, A.S.
I
A13mloids of the Ha=,.ads leptocladn plant, family Cheno~odlaceae.
Nauch.trudy TashGU no.263.Khim.nauki no.13t8-15 164.
(VJ RA 18: 8)

YUNUSOVP T.F.; SADYKOV, A.S.; OTRUSHCHENKO, O.S.
Alkaloids from Anabasis P"Ina (fa=ily Ghenopodiaceae). S'Such.tr-udy
TaahGU no.26).Khim.nauki no.13:16-19 164.
(MIRA 18:8)

OMWSHCHENIOP O.S.; s!,f,YK(jV, A."'... KIPYLIBIN, V.r.
Bromination cf amabunire. IjaU&I.trUdy TashOU no.2i,3.K)jir..nau',l
no. 13:2/,-26 164. (,'-IIRA 18-8)

. st,[)YKOV, A.S.
OTRCSFC-i-il-l~n, Y~1.11.,
~.Ailfonaticn of ,z'--ajjyridyl. !~au-h.tr,;dy TarhGU nc.,:r-3-Yh4r--.nau-ki
(KIRA 18:8)
11--.13:27-32

OTROSHCHENYO, 0-~., FURPA"OV, Yu.V.; SADYKOV, A.S.; PIRNAZAROVA, F.
Sulfcr-i-ticn of 3,31-dipyrildyl. fjatl~h.trudy TashGU no. 2 63. Rhin. nauk:L
nc-.1)03-35 26"" (MLRA 18:8)

KURbATOV,, Yu.V.; OTROSHUONKO, O.S.; SADYKOV, A.S.
Thermal conversion cf 2,21- and 3,31-diF.-rridyidisulfotrioyides to
sulfonic acid. flauchotrudy TashGU no.263.Khtm.nauki no.13:36-39
164. (MIRA 18:8)

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Z'IYAYEV, A.A.; or.toS!ICIiF:1l,yC, 3A,)YV"', A.S.
Scog ne-wIrlervq'-Iven caned r)nf Y
tatrFisulfonle Fi(-Iri. Zhurlob.khtm. 3/, n(,.1051-1~1,) Jn '64.
NIRA 170)
1. jm!vid,!r!~tvonnyy irIversitat izon' V 1.1,ani-!n.

SADYKOV, A.S.; OTROSHCHENKO, O.S.; LEONTIYEV, V.B.; TUYCHlYXV, E.
Polarographic method for the quantitative deterntination of anabasirw!.
Zhur.prikl.khim. 36 no,6:1296-13DO Je 163. (PURA lb:8)
4ibaslne) (Polerography)

ORAZKULIYFV, I.K.; OTROSHCHEWC, 0,S.; SADYKOV, A.S.
Extraction of leptocInjine from the,, plant Hazmda leptoclada.
Izv.AN Turk.3SR.Ser.fiz.-tekh.,khIm.1 geol.nauk. no.3tI22-123
162. (MA 16:5)
1. Institut khimil AN T -kmenskoy SSR I Tashkentskiy gosudarstvenny-y
univeraitet Imeni V.1.LeAina.
(Alkaloids) (Goossfoot)

SADYKOV, A.S.; ITEBAYEV, M.U.; ISAMETCYVA, A.I.
OTROB~Pl~IW
Syntheses bAsed on anabasine. ?art 16: Reactions of
N-oxides of N-methylanabasine with methyl magnesium iodide.
Zhur.ob.khtm. 33 no.3:1038-1040 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Tashkentskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
V.I. Lenina.
(Anabasins)
(Magnesium compounds)

OWZY11,I)UN, I.K.; CrTRC8llCJN;KO, O.S.; SADYKOV, A.S.
&xtraction of alkriloida with tho aid of arr.,.onun lodidfj.
Zhtu,.ob.khim. 32 no.11:3827-3828 11 162. (MITU~ 15:11,
1. Tashkentskiy gosudarotvennyy univorsitet imond
V.I. Lenina.
(Alk&lolds) (Amroniun, iodide)

OTROSHCH-ENKOZ-O.S.; SADYKOV, A.S.; SALIT, N.l.
Quantitative detemInation of some organic bases b7 -means of
dicbraneBulfotriaxide. Zhur. prikl. khim. 34 no. 12:27~Z-2770
D 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Kafedra khimii rasteniy Tashkentakogo gosudarstvennogo urLiversiteta
imeni V.I. Lenina.
(Amines)

01110SIMENED, O.S.; SADYKOV, A.S.; SMIRNOVA, L.S.
Quantitative deter?aination of alkaloids by means of dioxanee sulfatrioxide.
Zhur. pril-1. kh1m. 34 no. 12:2797-2800 D 161. OUTJ~ 15: 1 )
1. Katedra khimii rasteniy Tashkentskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta
Imeni V.I. Lonina.
(Alakaloids)

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GONCMOVP V. F,p inzh.; OTROSHCHENKO, T, A., insh.
Technical and economic Indices of rAking 75-percent ferro-
filicon with use of coke briquets. Met. I gornorud,:Prom.
no.1:35-37 Ja-F 163. (MIRA 1 4)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy metallurgicheekly institut.
(Ferrosillcon-Aetallurgy)
(Briquetff(Fuel))

KAGAN, I.S, kand.ekonomicheakikh nauk; OTROSHCHENKO, T.A., inzh.
Technical progress In blast furnace practice and quality of
the coke. Met.1 gornorud.prom. no.518-11 3-0 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Dnepropetrovskly metallurgicheakiy institut.
(Blast furnaces) (Coke)

KAGAN, I.S.; OTRWIliCHENIC), T.A.; LAPA, A.,,',
Tec.,,nLcal ard cconom~lc indices of b-lazt fuz--&ce operat--'crz
with larq~-siza coke. Izv. wis. ucheb. zav.; cnern. met.
5 no.10:189-195 '62. (Ml Fu~ 15: 11 1)
1. Dneprapetravskiy mtallurcicheskly inDtitut.
(Blaw,rumm-aii-w%ftnt ard-supplies)

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ACCISSION US AP4019934 5/0020/"IL541006/1"L/1443
AUMAI otroaht To Ael Sskbarove To Be
Tr=i Local irradiation of tell cytoplasm at various mitotic phases by ultra-
violet sicrowayso
SOURCZ: AN SSSR9 Dakledy*p v. t54, no. 6, 1964, 1441-1"3
TOPIC TAGS: cytoplown irradiation. cell mitosis, ultraviolet light, ultraviolet
microlight, mitotic stage, radiation cell idjury, prophases radiation vacuole,
radiation sensitivity, magnesLum flesh
ABSTFACT: Based on earlier U.S. studies, small terminal cell particles of the
stasinate fiber of TradescantLa paludoss were Irradiated, excluding the nucleus,
1hporimentol conditions,, such as the sedium# observation chamber, irradiation
source (magnesium ftomb)# and equipment eve described,, Prior aormal rates had
been establish" for the various phases. 7% almost monochromatic 280-265
willimicrous light woo actively absorbed by protelm and to a certain extent by
ouclak seLdso RalLablLity was satisfactory for witrolitbt of varlowe diameters
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to 1.5 microus. A rather broad light, about 40 2, gave beat results. About
3-5% of the cell volume was Irradiated for 10-540 seconds. Irradiation regularly
caused the Local appearance of an unusual, large, strongly "boilivW' vocuole,
sore pronounced with increasing doses, while the cytoplasm remained relatively
quiet# This vacuole dissolved, with the rate of dissolution directly depending
upon the uevo dose. While irradiation did not inhibit the late mitotic phases,
20 seconds u.v. dose at the border of the early and middle prophase inhibited
ell division, with nucleus reconstruction lasting several hours* Influence in
:
the early propbase depended upon the dose. Forms of abnormal cell division are
reported* This stage was most sensitive to factor# depressing mitosis with the
middle at the loot prophase stoSs its critical point. i.e. a threshold post whieb
inhibition was either complete or nan-existant. The data agrees with that found
for full X-ray irradiation of other cello. "The authors wish to thank
H. L. Delou& foT suggesting the object, the usthDd of observation and for the
atteution given to We work* The technical pact of the work was dome, by the
totweLea To.&* RusecUmo" CrIge orte host I RVAre,
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07ROSHCHERKO, V.A.; SVIRIDOV, V.A.; TOLSTOV, K.D.; SHALINIKOV, A.I.
Solid h7drogen targets on the surface of photo ecrulsions. Prib.1
tekh.ekep. no.6:110-111 N-D '57. (MIRA 10:12)
I.Kafedra fiziki nizkikh temperntur Moskovskogo goeudarstvennopo
univerviteta i Ob"yedinann" institut yadernykh issledovaniy.
(Photopraphy, P&rticle track)

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no.24'). Gpr~ . r ""K I r `- 'I I I ' -',- "'(' I f,j, . I v -, -~;, I -~ 3 f- )

ACC NR: ki)6015389 301c_~' COD-,'.
AU7,.:0A. Yi 0troshchanko, V. S.; 3adykov, A. 5.
0;-,6: -,ashkont 5tato Univoralt-YE -im--L " lAnin (Tashkontskiy
,tot)
5Y-n'hoso~; based on anabasino. Part 20: Chlorination of anaba~-Ino
5C ~Zhlmiya rotorotsiklicheskikh soyedinoniy, no. ~j 1965,
7- -~ : Un
.U.- " or~7anic nitrogen compound, or7anic phosphorus compo d, alkalol~, cn_iox~
inat-lon, annoni3ine
;-3o-_'.AC7 : ,mabasina was chlorinated at 220-210'C, and a study of the -R and
snoctra o*- the oroduct led to tho assumDtion that the chlorination product is 5-
ch1oro-2,3'-bix)y,ridy1 (11) 1
0
% 7 -.0 - ISO'
1_~%11-1
7no structure of the product was confirmod by a series of reactions in whl~h phenol
UDC1 547.828+543.422+542.()5
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ACC NR~ U~6015389
was reacted with PC15, the corrpound fornod was heated with 5-hYdro)ry-2,3'-b!py-r1dy1,
off 0 -
4-
3 C_ PCI, + 3 IICI
N,
3
III
oil 0
i so
PCI
N
N 3
N
IV v
I I + P
and heating of V to 1500 produced bipyridyl II, as Indicated by UV and IR spectra.
The chlorination of niporidino was carried out under similar conditions, and 3-
chloropyridine was obtained. Orig. art. hass 2 figures.
SUB COM& 07/ SUEN DATEI 24Mar64/ ORIG REFa 005/ OTH REF1 003
Card 2/2

0 1 HO-5 04 A 0 A~ T
OTROSHKO. N.T., doteent, redak-tor; SHIFRIN, D.M.. Inzhener.
%-~' --ftwl
cl,ov- compression Internal-combustion engines; no.11 Shifrin, D.M.
Dvigateli vuutrennogo egoranlia ntzkogo ashatiia. Pod red. N.7.
Otroahko. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo tekhn.1 skon. lit-ry po voprosam
lagotovok. 1953. 103 P. NLRA 6:11)
(Gas and oil engines)

OTRO.51D,O, Ii.T. , imnd. tekhn.naukp dotsent
Determination of speci-fiz I)iel COnSl--PtiOn Btan.11ardB for the
manufactrre of =agnesium chlorlde. 7rwady MIKHM vol.16:61-60,
158. (MI.AJ, 14:7)
(Maj,-nesium chloride) (P*uel)

SkDYKOV, A.S.. akademik: OTROSMIMIKO. O.S.. kand. khim. nauk (Tashkent).
A conference on the chemistry of natural c-mpounds. Priroda ls~, no.8i
IN-110 Af 157. (KIRA 10:q)
1. Akademiya nauk Uzbekakoy SSR (for Sadykov).
(Ghemistry, Organic-Congresses)

OTROSHKO. N.T.
Voacow Institute of Chemical Machlmry. Koks i khl!% nc.5:5~
~58. (VIRA 11")
(Chemistry, Technical)

A 'IT R Ctro.~Aiko, ;.T.
A :,~-w Cent ri f I t..ixe r c)v:.--Z t ~-nt ro~~e 1 e I
I -' D I C A LEekhadzutsi*~a i rroizvolstv;i, 1
AB.3' RACT: The inst,itut khirAchesko[:-o maslAz,o3troyo-
niya (tl~.e ,'oscow Institutle of Chernicil lVachine
in(,~ h,iL, ripv.-!Iol)ed ri now centrifugal for loo~~(,
teriQls. ~Iixers of t~.is t-,rp(.) I(with n of
liters)havp tpen produced b.-7 t~.(? ',,'o.,3kov.,;ki -;i.,;hino-
zviod im. Yaroz;'-iv-!,oro (1.!oscovi !,'-achine
Buildin~-, lliiit Yaro~~Iavskly). Tecill". C-11
c -ro-luct vi~-/ - 1" r)r er
::I-in. time 5 to IC minut.es, mot,or r-
rl.p lirwrim, and I -,hoto~-r.-qh.

A~ r'iCR: Otroshko, N.
TIL ME -n -M -ehl~ s c o wInst,~ -)f C1 emicai .11achine Bli~-
(V Mloskovskom irstitute Kf.imicheskoCo i;~ashinostroyeni a)
..Y
P'E*AIODlCA1: Koks i Khimiya 10')8, Nr 5, p 55 (USSR)
AB:3TRACT: LaborEtory work on supplementary heating of' tl,,c- co",.iiit,
cLarge Ly pas6int~ t1-,xouCh ~.,, an electric curient %,,as
It is assessed that a 20-30- increase in the cokinL- rate can
be obtained. Methods ~)f calculatinC the process of
of comr)lex ir.,ixtures was doveloped. On the basis of f-he above
the transfer of' tar distillation on the Yenakiyevskiy kokso-
khimicheskiy zavod (Yonakiyevo Coke Oven Works) to a continuous
process was proposed.
A laboratory rectificntion -,'I ;inn for the control of
of distillation plants .-;as developed. The adiabatic opera*a~n
of the column is automatically. The apparatus -x~i-
made in txo alo~`dfic-tiD!-.S f.)r operation at atmospheric r~r,-s- -ire
and under vacio.
A method of ourific, tion )f napht!-.alene from sulphur with
anhydrous alumini,in c1hicriJe was developed. A plant for tLe
procesb is beinC desif-,ned for thr Makeyevokly koksokhimicheskiy
zavod rMakeyevka Coke Oven ',*Vorks) . A pilot plant for vap,,),.r
C~rdl,/2 phase de-suip!.urisatinn of I-enzol( products at atmospheric

In 'he 1,~oscow lns,~-,tut( cf '-;hemica' L' , Line Building
pressure wi ti, f 1,i~ r'11 --J (- ~~ 'is beini. const:ucted
same works. It is expectc,d t1lat in 1958 critical evaluation
of the various --l-flemes of tij- ~Iistiliation will be retAy at-A
the followinE problevis t- considE~red: use of celculat-,rF
for automatic ccntro! ro"ce oven processes, developLe!-It-
of new desien-; of r1ates, electro-l.eatinC of t,!.e
cokinF charge, v::riour, products from
etc
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KaW?IIKP N.P.s OMSMXC, W.T.
Effect of ch platIng mi corraclon on the wear reeletanes
of DIOO dlesel wWine pistons. Trudy HIMIN 28sl77-131 064.
(MIRA 19s1)

CITROSHKOP V.
Council of agricultural workers of the Ukraine. Sill.bud. 12
no.2:3-4 F 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Farm buildings)

OTFOSHXCJ Vasiliy Tikhonovich; ISHCHENKC, N.S. , red.; GRISHKO, T. I.
[Hryahko, T. 1. ], takhn. red.
(Raise rural construction to the level of moderm problems]
Sillelke budivnytetvo - na riven' suchasnykh savdan'. Ryiv,
Derzhbudvydav URSH, 1962. 37 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Ukraine-Construction industry)

.1 - "
,- 14
E3LYATIV. A.M.; 1OFF2. E.I.; lvERV0ZVANSKIY.
BLIOXH. S.S.; REVAZASIfVILI. B.I.;
K.Kh.; SMNOV. V.I.; KRIVOSHEIN.
OTROZFMNMV. A.I.; ZffUKOV. D.D.;
A.I.-, IIAVASAR-DTAN, U.N.,
P.ROT01POPOV, M.M.: RAUIRATULLIN,
S.S.; SHVETSOV. A.P.; PATJLRCrV. Pl.]?.;
RKLYAM, A.M.
Speeches. Trudy Mekhanobr. no.93tl22-173 156. (MIRA 11:6)
(0r@ dressing-Squipment and supplies) (Wante products)

ZFELNIN, A.A.; OTR07.H1;ENNOVA,-L.A-.
Flotation :)f sy"vine t-y cationic collectors. OboF. rud 4 no-Z:6-E
I fir . (1vi?.^ :,.:;; "
(Flotat ion ) (Potassium 0,1oride)

UMTFITS. L.R.; KOIABOVA, L.V.; FAL%VSKATA, Ta.A.: OCISOG, A.D.
gpideyliolog7 arvi cliniCal Dictlire of Breelaii salnonelloate.
Sorv.med. 23 no.7:9"-l()2 JI '59. (HIRA 12:11)
1. Iz Arkhangel'skogo ruxiichno-iseledovatellskopo Institiita
apideniolot-ii, mikrobiologii i 0-ii-tyeny (dlr. 11-ya.Alfer'yeva)
t Arkhangel'skoy gorodskoy infektaionnoy bol'nitay (glavriv-.v
vrach A.V.Kottaova).
(aXIMIFALU INY9CTIONS)

OrlflJi~A, '.
.3om winO dw, ract, rin t1cm on . - - , -- I infer varl ~)us ;Pa 'h-,
types. Meteor zpravy 15 no-3/40"- ,:~ Ag 062.
1. Laboratorlum pre meteorologl,; I i.,..~.,,xtdoglu, Prlro(iovmecka
f,tkldtii, - -.. 1,,~ 1.

BASS, IF., MUDr.; OTRITBA J. MUDr.
~" -~v ". I I
bmerience with Rtchardann's pregnancy tent. Cesk. gvn. 19 no.
5:344 Oct $4.
1. Z gyn. odtlalent UNZ ONV 16 (MIlDr. UaR, Yr. ) a an. odA.
namocnice Praha 4 (doc. Dr. V. Sebek).
(PREGNANCY TESTS
RichArdann's teat, mvalna~inn)

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Yen)
(Doctor) (bouslava)
TrTLR3 Convactim between births and promturs births and the air demmitr
AP9D23867
CZ/Mh9/6VOOD/011/O8h9/0863
AU7HDIs gum V03tech OlimnVoytekb)(Docent Doctor) (Bratislava);
Valentp XUbal Valuts Mikbikl)(Wotor)(Bx%tUlava$;-Qtrupaj, .Jan (Otrubap
MUX23 Dielogias no* 24 3L96b,, 849-863
IOPIC TAN: atmopblwic dimnsitarp obstetrics
ABSTUCTs A-total of 27l,270 births out of which 2008 were pr-
*AatuPO Was Investig,-ted with respect to the dOnOttles of alres.-in
A 5 Year period 1950 - 1954 at L3i&ti3l&Ta* A atatiattellIly in.
:p*rtant connection between thn begimingg of labor and the
;dwsitieg of 4ir, and their changes was found$ The influionve
f-Ahanges %lith - the. sesslons of thn - - 5 gmPbst 5-tablas-
-Y0ILr--L'OriS. art. hail
A rAT.M111 Gynabologivabs Ab%#12m* des StAdth'AnICOMMuslist *Ati�Uv&
ftwoologisal Dwyartmat of the 'Citr HOPPIUI) I ln~titut fur Hateorologe =d
Iv Ittlichen ft~tat Aer * Xvitensky-Unive"I tat
end 24

L ODA.66
anue2ave (Wutato am climtouffol Faftlir of matusl
Cam"s Valvwldlr)
sum a ova"
NCLI 00 MJD CODIS IA6 a

OTRUBA, Jaroslavo Ing. arch. Dr. techn.
Illumination of the operating rocus. Cesk. nemoc. 22 no.5!11r-1.-,,L
22 Sept 54.
1. Fakulta architektury a potemniho staviteletyi. Pr&ha. Ustni
architaktury stayeb sdravotnic)7ch.
(OPIRATIWO RODMS
illumination)
(ILLUMMATION
operating rooms)

,DTRMi A. Karol , MUDr.
7hernpy nf ascariast, wW- plvora7lno. Cask. podint. I," n-.":
6no-617 Oct 55.
1. Z lptskq kli-lkv v I,c. Dr. An-. Mrr".O.
(,,~SCARIASIS, -'~nraryy
pip"razinn)
(PIPPMAZT';ZS. t~-r.
av-Arlasis)

OTRUBA, Karel , MUDr.
- ~t
7herapy nf ascariasi, wit' v1pornzinp. Cpsk. pndiat- P --~:
609-612 Oct 55.
1 . Z Aetskn kI i niky v Olwnonci (rroduont-i inc . Dr. Ant . Mores ).
(kSCARIASTS. tviorapy
pIpnr,qzInp)
(PIPMAZTNES. tv~,,r. in-
asoarlasis)

OTRUBA, F. MUDr.
".-
7-erapy of ascariaeip witl~ piperazine. Cesk. pAdiat. 10 nn.9:
(Y',9-612 Oct 55.
1. Z detakq klinlkv v Olo-nouci (prednosta 4nc. Dr. Ant. Korea).
(ASCARIASIS, therapy
piperazine)
(PIPERAZINNES, thor. isp
ascartasts)

cr ' v
"The ~; -3 dr.5 for the Nortli i olle. " ;,. C,
- il rah a , C ~~ r! ': n-q " 1) v t o~ I ;'
;01. 3, !"-J. --l' -:t. 19~~.'
-iu : Fonttlf Lint of i,urt-,pe-in JIG, vo'~. "
No. 5, y-"j 195',, Uncl.

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a-
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1 A-C ""' APS031130 SOURCE CODE; CZ/0085/66/000/03-/0072/0073
AUTHOR: Otrubova, Alzbeta
ORG: HMU
13
TITLE: Significance of surface level and high altitude prognostic charts for short-
t erm If o r ec ast'
Lng,,,/
SOURCE: Meteorologicke zpravy, no. 3-4, 1966, 72-73
TOPIC TAGS: weather forecasting, weather map, meteorology
ABSTRACT: The present paper attempts to demonstrate how weather forecasting
is aided by surface level and high altitude prognostic charts, and how the improve-
ment of these charts can enhance the accuracy of weather forecasts. Six meteorol-
ogists participated in the research project. For a selected period of twenty days
they made four different kinds of forecast, based on a variety of material- 1. using
high altitude prognostic charts and the catalogue of typical situations; 2. using
surface level and high altitude prognostic charts and the catalogue of typical situa-
tions; 3. using surface level and high altitude prognostic charts and the knowledge
of the course of weather; and 4. using both the prognostic charts and the material
usedin"3". The- results obtained were Compared with the results of the weather
2rd 1/2 UDC: 551, 509, 21

AP6031130
forecast service. On the basis of comparisons of the methods employed in the
480 test cases, it can be said that improved prognostic charts did not result In
improved weather forecasting. Orig. art. has: 2 tables. [Based on author's
abstract) (KSJ
SUB CODE: 041 SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 002/
Cwj 2/2

D'06
OtrUbyantiikov, Ya. A.
i, Lr 111ol opor~ltiojl of T VO
"r illo
A~if i i t hu rna I , Av t.,)m,t ti k;i i rid I o, c K t r m I rk;i,
I - , , ". , ~I ba t c I (-. t 1 "-'1-17 n ( 111 "k) I I oc t I'm
t 1 '011 .It"X 11, 1 t,i I IPon!ik . Tomu k I y tm- t , I ~l, I
t k, r e o be ti t r) n i o d, ~ n o r i
i, t r cd 1'r,) m .'0 V m: t i n u v ia i r ,,, t i f i o r
v 0 . 0 c l1) Irolit; Ill the two- h,'I I F- p., r, i0d oon-
t, ) t,) I 'I, k V , t i n d I n ki i ~ 1 c I l ~ I Iii or, c d '10. r') 11 S
r I i. nct wi tk k palse amplitiido of kirrent
thyr,,ttr,-)nv
t 1' (7111 f~ rrner 1v 1. t 'I
'I'I I I t"111C e o ?I f 1 (2
i t nrjv(,,
r the n:itu;iI Infl ence

)4/ OUU/ U I "/,06tI/1u1
.1-L, lei 1, L t 1111 J2,) D3 08
1, 11, Il!;t 111,,~tjlit ol operktion all"i to reduce tho
ri I I. t I mv-,; t ( tiiic, oper~iti on 1;wto 500 poec . In
:.,( I I),, t;.,. it ?I, b:ittcry and the wirid Ing of the
I, I"W1 11~,l I11;1'.r 1111~ I rc11,)Yi;int F1.4''Jaelloy w, all ~)iwl 11atory pro-
1; kvis, ~ -KI,li ti, Clrrellt III tl,._ rcoonarit circilit r-Alstrigell Il-
", I ill ,kV i La " k2 J f- I ') K V I n f o Urld it t th e ca th od e U0 f 5 re-
ci. i r, ~ i ii~~ U,Y r t t rom, (conn ec t c d I I-, pa ral I el w I th each other and In
,i!itij, I- Lilel tio. ~iisch:ir6in~; t)-~~r;ttronv), to the Crido of
-ij if' 4,50 V I,,, upplit-A. A further disclvirk;e
'C U Z'.! OW.';c t ),~y r t t r o ti a .;ince the duration of a tri,7t;er-
th-in ~m ot;cill~ttion eriod, by thc end of
~i j,i i,io i 1!,c b-tttcry i,, ;tutom"Iticully discollnected. kopelitod ope-
I'Lt 1-,l1 I!t " I I'C Ll I Ld ICO NOt )_,cur owim; to tht2 preoence of
tijrt~ bt2t~,ccn j7r~ls ind tilt, ctithodev Of the iis-
I,itil nin,:tfld grid biaB of -',.'.0
I p- r~% 1, 1,m Llo, Uiyv-0.rOrm Iii entiured by an ~tliolv
ur~ I~!lt iI lilt 1, .Ill L11" C, 1"', ;)f 11 1-1, v1-11'rowl )r1 p;sr;1al. I
I II r1f, it by t1,, m12thod of HOPM,il W,tloll,

ACCESSION NR: AR4022437 S/0058/64/000/001/AO36/AO37
SOURCE: RZh. Fizika, Abs. 1A331
AUTHORS: Moskalev. V. A.; Okulov. B. V.; Otrubyannikov, Yu. A.;
Skvortsov, Yu. M.; Skorikov. A. G.; Shestakov, V. G.
TITLE: Results of starting a pulsed two-chamber stereo betatron
for 25 MeV
CITED SOURCE: Izv. Tomskogo politekhn. in-ta, v. 122, 1962, 50-53
TOPIC TAGS: stereo betatron, pulsed stereo betatron, two channel
stereo betatron, ionization measurement, radiation dose power,
optimal garruna ray intensity, stereo betatron radiation yield,
bremsstrahlung pulse
TRANSLATION: A two-channel pulsed stereo-betatron for 25 MeV with
increased radiation intensity was started and put in operation at
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ACCESSION NR: AR4022437
the Tomsk Polytechnic Institute in 1960. The electromagnet of the
apparatus was fed with 2760 A current pulses at 7.5 kV and at a
repetition frequency of 0.2 cps. The injection voltage and current
were 300--400 kV and 1.6 A. A special system for dropping the elec-
trons on the target made it possible to obtain bremsstrahlung pulses
not exceeding 0.2 microsecond in duration. (For details see RZhFiz,
1963, 1A381, 382.) To register the radiation pulses, a standard
"Kaktus" x-ray meter was used with an aluminum one-liter DIG-1
ionization chamber. It was impossible, however, to measure the ra-
diation dose wit'h the available instruments. Consequently, a rough
qualitative estimate of the radiation dose power per pulse was made
using a method in which a radiation pulse was transmitted through a
lead layer Of MilKimurr, possible thickness. It was found that at op-
timal gamma-radiation intensity a pulse from one accelerator cham-
ber can pass through a lead 14-cm layer located 1 meter away from the
accelerator target. This corresponds to an approximate dose of 50
roentgens. If it is assumed that during one acceleration cycle the
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ACCESSION NR: AR4022437
dose i;. ~:he stereo-betatron beam amounts to only 5 roentgens, then
the radiation yield of the stereo-betatron is 250--300 times larger
than in existing betatrons of the same energy. The dimensions of
the focus spot did not exceed 4 x 2 = in the right-hand accelerator
chamber, and 10 x I t= in the left. The number of accelerated elec-
trons is -5 x 1011. V. voronin.
DATE ACO: O3Mar64 SUB CODE: PH, SD ENCLs 00
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?",OS KALEV P V. A. ; CT, ; ':' ". , '' . ... ". fI
Generati,,.,, (, 3r, rt. ~, 1 : _, -i _,, . r, I e,*l_-,t,rc,, 4, Lt, F, ~,
gap. Prib. i (a -i .-' n( . ": S-() to 1.
I. lluu,-Ihno.-; -, - I-,I,i , ~: ~ y i:,e- t ~ t i 1. :-.. -1 : - : ~', ~ ,...
i llvtomat~?L~ 1" .-L, j"~

L 5782.1-65 EPA (w)-VM (;!.)-ZKd -2 Pt-7/F3b-110 1JP(c)
ACMION ARt AR404905 - 310275/64/000/00006C.'A060
621-304.6
SOURC13 Ref. sh. Blektronika I yeye primenaniye. Svodnyy tom, Abs.9A402
AUTHOR: *orbunov, V. Lj K~jn A.
TITL11t Ironleas impulse betatron of high radiation Intensity
V.1
1%'"M SOLMNs Sb. Elaktron. uskoriteli. X., Vyssh. shkola, 1964, 165-191
TOP:,.3 TAC-St betatron, Impulse betatron,,ironleas betatron, portable betatron
LWSUTIONs The development in the Tomsk Polytechnic Institute of an impulse
Ironless betatron intended for field work is reported. With an energy of 10 Nev
or less, zkA betatron is expected to produce a radiation of about 100 r1min att.
.~1 m from 'Who target. The method of magnetic simulation vas used to determine
the best zonfiguration of the mWetic fieldsl focusing characteristics of the
magnetio fieldn obtained on a modal of the betatron magnet were studied. BaBed
son the exparliwntal detwidnation of the magnetic field configuration, the ironless;
betatron with an elootron-accoleration energy up to 7 Xey was designed. Accelerator
characteristics are givenp the distinguishing feature of the accelerator being
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AC=105 Wh AR4049415
a large cross-aaction of the accelerating ohmber. The pulling oonditionsvere
Upro-;-;d--by-uning-a-deforobd-iugnatic field at the start of the acceleration
cycle The building of two impulse ironless no or
considered an a prolizinar7 stop in the solution of the groblem. Both estimates
and experimntal data indicate the feasibility of building an easily operable
portable high-intewity betatron.
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KARTASHOV, A.; OTRYASHMOV, Tu., kand. t*khn. nauk
High-reliabilitY equipment (to be concluded) Kryl. rod. 14
no.2:28-29 T 163. (;IRA 1634)
(kirplanes-Models)

KARTASHOV, A.; OTRYASHENKOV, Yu, kand.tokhn.nauk
High-relia6bility equipment (conclusion). Kryl.rod. 14 no.31
28-29 Mr 63. (~GRA l614j
(Airplanes-Modolp)

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delay line under test wh ici, f con.-ii.,,t-,, ol it fe,-,ii.,icl, U;.;
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formulae are used but t!,f, procudure 1-s so;.ic-what t-tillerent.
Tiicre are 5 figures.
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BOGOYAVIIIISKIYP Vladimir Favlovick.a VOLKOV, Yetr Vasil'yevich;
DOB:I,YA-KOV, knatoliy Vasilly,,.4ch; ~VORODINA, Tatlyana
Aleksandrowa, kand. flz.-rrat,*,~. nauk; OTHYASIETUIV, Yu.,
kand. tekhn. naukp dots., rotsew. nt;
retsenzent; AFANAS"Yl.',VA, A.V., iml, retsenzent;
KULIKOV, V.N., rod.
[Laboratory studies on the plVsic:, ant, i.ptrics of soml-
ccnductor devices] Laboratorno-prakticht.--Je raboty po
fizike i metrike poluprovodnikovykh priboi-. Ilosk-va, Pro-
sveshcheniep 1965. 94 p. 16. 8)

OTRTASHENKOVA, L.M.
Tissue Rnd chenicnl composition of vnrious Tnrt,, of tur1reTs.
Izv.v7s.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh. no.4:4C-42 ';8.
(MMA 11 : 11)
1. Hoskovokiy tekhnologicheskiy institut myRanoy I molochnoy
promyshlennosti, Kafedrn tekhnologii zaynsa.
(TNlrkeys) (Biochemistry)