SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POCHERNIKOVA, K. A. - POCHINOK, V. YA.

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pC)GjE;MIIKOVA, K-A-;
production of em ac-Ulie alulrllnOsi"",~a~e 1719)
1, 63.
.sftek-hLia. no.3;9-12 10
11-llovokuybyshe-~sjdy neftepcr9raDaty-vayu5hch3-y z-,%Tod.

SKURKO, Roman Isayevich-...POCHERNIKOVA, Kaleriys Andreyevna,,
-5;a-
GELIM, I.E., red.; KLEIM40VA, K.F.J. ved. . ; VORONOVA,
V.V.., tekhn. red.
[Production of
Proizvodstvo sinteticheskikh
Pod red. i s dop.
117 P.
(Catalysts)
synthetic catalysts for petroleum refining)
katalizatorov dlia neftepererabotki.
I.E.Gelfmsa. Moskva, Gostoptekhizdat, 1963.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Petroleum--Refining)

MARTEWYANOT, V., master sports; OVSYANKIN, V., master sports; PTSKUNOV,
V., master sport--a; sporta; TIETEGULOV, D. ,
V., master
master sporta
A new sports plane is needed. Kryl. rod. 16 no.2:11 F 165.
(MIRA 18:3)

GIADKOVP D., zas~luzhennyy master sports; RATSEISKAYA, If., zasluzhennyy
master sporta; ILIMNKO, V., zasluzhen--.-tT naster sporta;
VERIETEMIKOV, M., master sporta; OSTRMUY, P., =aster sporta;
ZUBOVA, V., master sporta; CITMOV, B., master sporta;
ZAYTSEV., S.,, raster sporta; PISTOLEITKO, V., master sporta;
POCIIERNIli'~aster sporta
Toward now sportive aohievements. Kryl.rod. 13 no-4:7 Ap 162.
(MIRA 15: 5)
(Aerial sports)

FOCHERNIN, V.. master sporta*(Orel)
The title of master brings obligations. Kryl.r6d.22 no.3:12
Mr 161. 1 (MIRA 14--6)
(Aerial sports)
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poCHERIJYAYLPV, F. K.: Master Agric Sci (diss) -- "Biological nspoctn of Young pigs
of the Berksbire and Large White atraim". KbarIkov, 195B. 18 pp (Min Agric IISSR,
KhELrlkov Zootechnical Inst), 150 coPies (KL, No 1, 1959, 122)

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AP6025597 SOURGE CODE-. UR/0413/66/000/oi3-/oC)-36-/66YI
INViMORS; Bykov, A. G.; Fochernyayev, Yu, A.; Shapoval, G. G.
ORG: none
TITLE; A device for the running control of electric voltages and currents. Class
21) No. 163256
SOURCEt Izobreteniya, promyslilennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 13., 1966, 36"37
TOPIC TAGS: electric current, electric measuring instrument, automatic control
system
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a device for the running control of
electric voltages and currents with different tolerances which are defined on the
basis of a program. The device is self-adjusting in respect to a reference and
includes a commutator) a program unit, an analog-digital converter, and a device for
storing the zero signal (see Fig. 1). The design provides for self-adjustment of '
the system on the basis of two combined characteristics for the purpose of increasing
the precision and stability of control. The device includes a nullifying unit for
the voltage, which consists of two coincidence circuits connected through inverters
-with two filters. The inputs of the fi-Iters are connected, through emitter followers
and a calculating device, to the regulator of the compensating current increase in

ACC NRi AP6025597
Fig. 1. 1 - switching Unit of
the reference resistances;
2 - switching unit of the pamm-
eters; 3 - zero unit; 4 - program
comparison unit; 5'- nullifying
unit; 6 - control unit;
7 - signaling.unit; reference
source; 9 - power supply unit
the zero unit. The current nullif -Lng unit (which consists of two coincidence
Yl
circuits) is connected with the control output of the trigger. The output of the
trigger is connected, through the filter and emitter follower,, to the regulator of
the input potential of the zero unit. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
SUB CODE% 091 SUBM DATE-. 09Dec63

KOVALENKO, M.A.; ZRORBA, V.A.; FOCHFMAYEVA, G.M.
(Feed rations for swinel Kormovye ratsiony dlia svinei.
Kiev, Urozhai,, 1964. 148 p. (MIRA 18:11)

POCHEMAYEVA, G. M.: Kister Agric Sci (diss) -- "The effect of feeding warious
quantities of corn on the growth, development, and reproductive powers of 'rumont'
saws". 10mrIkov, 1959. 19 pp (MIn Agric USER, ICharlkov Zootech Inst), 150 copies
(EL.. 1,70 15, 1959, 11B)

A4,
UM/ftm Artemis - Volvo-
At@ jow : ]ter 7jeur . plax., Wo 15, 1958, a"
AMMiw I ]Dart.,, Z.L., br7usht-l-, 1-0-, KMOI-Vto, 9-1-
V.1-, Iacheroya7m, G.IL' OpLrin, K.F.
Ing,
Itue 3 core waste " Valuable Swino Todder.
aft bb g S.Imov A.0, lb 12, 33-14
Abowast I %him corn waste (CM) vas fad to odult, pregiont red nNtrelog
move in proportions ccac %1nG 23-25 and hIA5 pereatt of
foddar rations, im3itiva effects in terra of the Bass . far.
tuLty &ad cillk productivity, or in terra of pitlet doov-
loyciant ware via% obecritod. It vu detormined Umt V MY
be fad to suckling PICIcts as additional redder, and to
vanirod ploote no basic bddar In food clatmM. When
mlsinC pure-trod sees to matint; c4p, It to possible to
regales so" foods bi CU, Uniting it to Go peremit of
the foo". metritiamal values. As w1n. %Web vm
and &A
fettered hr anat we Lard production wore fad with 35-70
Percent of CM, hhogul offsets uers ort, gDeniestgroa pro-
vlaod that 10 poftent or protein ad 15~W percent of
L. war von IwIYW into 09 rat1m. costs of
wcjGjj% amma vw* 14.36 parcont ic- to" seem b-ley'
oats, of *mt v&oW wore used for foollso. DIEPAVAU-
ty COOMCIGMU of retire@ COWAIRing 70 per*" of OJ
am bl&w Was m1wim rettems vithawt 01 wers used for
maim" of ou 00 crouge. .. A.D. Nola

POCMNYY,V.P.; STUKKAN,N.G., g]Av*7 inzhener
Mechnnizatiod of industrial processes. Iag.prom.15 no.8:46-48
Ag '55. (MI&L 8: 10)
1. Direktor Obuvnoy fabriki No. I "Proletarskayn pobedR."
(for Pochetay-0
(Shoe industry)

MmDOUP P.M., uchitelinitaa-biologii (Kalinin); KOROLEVA, Ye.D.,
uchitallnitsa biologii (Kalinin); POCHETOVA, M.M., uchiteltnitso
bl,piogii ~Kalinin)
"School excursions to-places of agricultural production" by V.P.
Ponomarev. Reviewed byP.M. Drozdovap E.D..Koroleva., M.M.
Pochetova. Biol. v-shkole no.5:91-92 S-0 161"0 (MIRA 14:9)
(school excursions) (Agriculture-Study and teaching) -
(Ponomarevo V.P.)

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POGHIIUYKO, S. S.
Motorbus with a plastic body.
Yashinostroitell no.12:34
(MIRA
(Notorbunes-Bodies)
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13:12)

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of Zn and (A withaxalatt and tartratp ion: tuid of Za wtth
thicy,1111atc-md 61.mtc ions by the jor.-exchatip mt-Owd with
radiuactive k~topes. The cmxilb, WhICh WCTC F.IULII(-d HfId
tI.xir inst3l1ility art: [Cfl',CYO,),j 2.26 X 10-6,
U.(CjIjQj),I -- .3.25 X 10~, jZn(C,-b4):) - - 7.7 X 10-6,
Zn(c4HA)7j --2.3 X 10-6, jZa(Sj%)jj-- 2.6 X ID-1, and
22.8 X 10-1 (all values of K are av. of a no. of.
its). llo~tar L
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KDRSHUNOT, I.A.; POCHIUTW, A.F.; TIHKOKIROTA, V.K.
- ~-A.
Ion exchange investigations of some cadmium and zinc complex
compounds. Zhur. neorg. khim. 2 no.1:68-73 J& 157. (mm io:-4)
1. Gorlkavsk-ty gosudarstvenW univerettet in. N.1. Lobachevskogo,
Ufadra radlokhtsit.
(Cadmium conounds) (Zinc compounds) (Complex compounds)

poe- 14 Xi~ 0
"'Investigation of Some Complex Compounds of Cadmium and Zinc,
by the Ion Exchange 14-Ahod.," by I. A. Korshunov, A. P. Pochi-
naylo, and V. M. Tikhomirova, Chair of Radiochemistry, Gor'kiy
State University imeni I.I. I. Lobachevskiy, Zhurnal Neorgani-
chedwY Mlimii, Vol 2, No 1, Jan 57, PP 68-73
By measuring the exchange with ions of radioactive isotopes, the com-
losition and constants of instability o-P some complex compounds of Zn and
-~Cd ions with oxalate and tartrate ions, and also of Zn ions with thiosulfate
-nd citrate ions, were determined. The characteristics of the complex
,4OW-i7a question

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ALITHARK, A.M.; VINOGR"OVA, Ye.I.; POCHINKO, R.Ye.
Prolonged sleep therapy of psychiatric cases. Zhur.nevr.i Deikh.
54 no.1:17-21 Ja 154. W~U 7: 1)
1. Gorlkovskaya paikhonevrologicheakaya bollnitea Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya RSFSR. (Sleep) (Psychoses) (Neuroses)

2%=O A.M.; VUWRAI)OVA. 7k I.
Result of the treatunt of psychiatric patients
vith prolonged sloop, Zhe nevropat. psIkhIAt.# NDokva
54 nov'1:31-21 Jan. 1954. (GUM 25:5)
1. GoOkly Payahonewc,"Logloal Hospitea of the ministry
of PdblIc Health ROM

IV 11guzov Aleksey vasillyevich LStetsenko, O.VJ&kDnd.khim.nauk: -PAGHT-0 -
,-T,T&,[FochYnko, MAJ, kandAhire.nauir, red.; TIMANOTi, A. S,
IT-splia-kova, A.S.], red.
[High solecular weight compounds and their Importance for the
national economyl Vysokomolakalierni spoluky t& i)ch snachannia
dlia narodnoho hospodaretva. Kyiv. 1958. 30 P. (Toverystvo dlia
poshyrannis polityehnykh i naukovykh snan' URSR. Sar.4. no.11)
(Oums and resins, Synthetic) (Polymers) (MIRA 12:2)

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nitrozes in plants, xb x -i
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modif=tIon !Or tie c01011irnetriv detri of arilint, N j I "-ill)
the aid of ninhy6zin ill KC:N IS J-vP13v,,d by
F ac'd "T'
wethod 0.7-7 -y (if I cati I)e dctd. in I mi. of oila. Ascv,- bic
arid. is rupt-rior to KCN as a reclucia agent ill pyTidine
medium, and I the decompti
product by pbeno uplin beAting, I be yield of th- Colored
product it) the ni;ijority of ca~~ varies to a nvgI;&ibIe de-
grev, not exk-eedi-g 10%. P, and B. bdieve that tla-ir
nodifimflon can )3* employed um wily in tbe detri. of In-
Md I I lity in mLxt5. Cnndi-
i uit anit no ar J , but tv their tota
r-- -ity
q~s are cpecifto I'vi Ox dem. ,I I Pi)d of the ncti~
in plants. Tbe method for the detit. of 1: Grind
re"111plant lina-te-rial (not vicVeding 0.5 g.) With 770170 Etofi;
iansfil'- fb a ixiai-~Itd t,;t tobt ~,nd inake tip It, Vol.
P'l[Oll; stqpj);.~r tubz~ and tnix ccntrifvgi~:
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suibLA; cqtmte photometric readinos'witb the aid of call-
brated curves and cztlc~ protelseactivit~ w* 1.th the aid of the
following fairnuh: A %7 (g - b)1P..Vj itt ~Vhich A ~_ the ttz,!-
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YOCHINOK. Kh.M.; BERSHTBYN. B.1.
Calorimetric niahydrin method of determining amino nitrogen in plants.
Ukr,biokhim,zhur. 28 no-3:354-363 156. (MIRA 9:16)
1, Institut fislologil rastenly t agrokhivit Akademil nauk Ukrainskoy
$SR. Kiyev.
(NINMRIN BIACTION) (NrMOGIN)
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addim NasSA. So aeW at All ifSO4 shmid Iw
t. Heat tin mail. mw Ppt. on R%Awl fiat h atid ljoil
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The N%SA should be added in only sliSht excess.
M. Iloseb

Now mmomwe ramml 1" h Pochl.
k:W V. Ya. Vochluok (T!1V=n-kKQ'.1'6f-V 11MV.,
ic ). Axr, AmO, Kbimo. 4. 26440049)., -The new
V
IV&Pni Is
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Is erviraish YCHOW. asol. III I ro. OW. In Ale.. mectone, and
toluene. and elves yellow soln. In otmox alkali hydroti4r.
milus. arvd soln. result%. ThechAnAcyvilowtuorangeto
veal occurs at pli I t-M To ptep. the trAgrnt. for %is,
di-Ave 0.03 6. hydruxyttlAtiar in IM oll. of lw":~ .1,-.
and add 2-3 ml. of this ~-ln. to IM ml- of P`e NjOll;
the malting moIn. should be chray-". The aq. uAn.
does not keep WC11 Ibut the ale. "it., kcpt in the dark, is
quite stable, To tcot for Ale add 1-2 in). of the reagent
to I tal. of neutral or weakly acid tested sk)1n. A rte,e,
violet. at IAIW.Vh)kt rolur APIMATI., dclrudilig oil the
quantity of Me IffeScUt. If the Me Content 6 Mote OLIU
0-05mas.ticrtud..apsit.willforcii. The detectAble min.
lol-YwWtbeUraitlbg~.ial:1.0()OOX). Alkali.alk.
cartbo and Ph do not intirr(cm. Catioin of the 3rd and
4th aimalytical group mhich am pptd. by XaOH. and
pinmictilarly the ones that am colored. do interfere and
abould be remcmd with (NI14)3S or NasM. The most
Intsm Mari Ouble fur I br- Is Obtained Milt It fragent
costs, NOON^ 2, Naoi 10.6 It. 1100 )(9) and 0 051- ale
win. at hyamyttlaslue 3 111 . This "t-It 1; .41I.bl"!
for MS. US in a photockc. coloritneter. one-half ail. of
0.6% gdatin lob. abould be A44ed to the test wlas. to
gVe ll~b

.IMBR/Chemistry.- Analysis, S~ep/C~t 51
Magnesium
"Communication on a New Sensitive Reagrrenti for,
Magnesium," Kh. N. Pochinok, V. Ye.. Pochinok,
Kiev State U imeni T. G. Shevchcnko and All-
Union Sci Res Inst of Sugar Beet
"Zhur Aaalit Khim" Vol VI, No pp 28-8-296
''Now photocolorimetric method for detn of Xg in
-ers
plant ash and natural 1-rlt
']Oaranitropheiiyl-3-hycb-oxytriaz~--ne, t,?tth re-,
moval of POa--and Mn+* ions (which inhibit re-
action) before detn; keeps concn of Ca, which
..USSR/Chemistry Analysis, Sep/6ct 5.1.
Magnesium (Contd
lovers intensity, const, equal to unsatd &t)~
su3h soln. Protective colloids retard and
lover sensitivity of reaction; oxalic, ta~r-
taric, citric acids raise it. Protective..
colloids ar .e required,to stabilize soln at.,low
concns of 'Kg.
159TII

FOCHOOK, Kh.N.
~A'p-paratus for gasometric determination of photoo7nthenis under
natural conditions. Fiziol. rast. 5 no.2:200-205 Mr-Ap 158.
(MIRA 11:4)
l.Institut fisiologii rastenii Akademii nallskokhozyaystvannykh
nauk USSR, Kiyev.
(Photoo7nthesis) (Botanical apparatus)

OKOMM, A.S.; BERSHTBTII, B.I.-,.,LOGzIiOK, Kh.N.; GAIJAYUNDVA, M.S.
- .
Characteristics of biochemical processeR occurring during "GothicO
degeneration of potatoes. Biokhim. pl. i ovosbch. no.L:164-182
'58. Wu 11:10)
1. Institut fiziologii rastenty i agrokhtmii AN USSR.
(Potatoes--Diseases and pests)

---- ----- --
L'i2r)84-66 zwT(l) OCTE DD
ACC NRs AR5024091 SOURCE CODE:.UR/0299/65/OOO76i6- G005
AUTHOR: Gulyayev, B, I,; Pochinok, KV%,k,
TITLE: - Application of the colo6metric. method for uninteiiupfied m eaAr&
ments of photosynthesis and breathing Intensity
SOURCE: Ref, Zh, Biologiya, Abe, 16G26
REF SOURCE: Tr, 1-y Resp, nauchn. konferentsil fiziologov i bio- -
Ichimikov rant. Moldavil.-Kishinev, Kartya Moldovenyaske, 1964, -184-195
TOPIC TAGS: w~o,6m*~ry, p~%(ikomekvic oa%tx~~Slks photosynthesis
ABSTRACT: The author proposes a modification of the colorimetric
method, based on a determination of differences between the spectral
transparency of two bicarbonate solutions, with the pH of the first
in a free balance with the C02 within the experimental chamber, and
the pH of the second solution with that of the C02 Of the air outside
the chamber. A diagram and description of the experimental equipment
and of the mcthod used for its calibration are given. For building
the equipment, the photocolorimeter FE-IC-57 was used, from which the
measuring shutter was removed and the diaphragm filters replaced by
interference filters with a maximum 550-555 m4 filtration. Selenium
Card 1 /2 UDC_581.132

..-. I L 32584-66
. F-ACC NR. AR50
lr~lrl"~&,
0

mLf
:I POCHINOK, Kh. N,, kand. khimicheakikh nauk; GULYAYEV, B. I.,, aladshi7
aotrudnik
Efficiency of a green leaf. Ifauka i zhisn' 29 no.9:21-23
S 162o (MIRA 15:10)
1. Ukrainekiy naucbno-inaledovatel'okiy institut fiziologii
rasteniy, Kiyev (for %lymyev).
(Photosynthesis)

V/10 -
~,OCJHITNOK, T. 111. ~, ( us S ?I)
'&Determinati on of Amino, kmoniacal aM Amido Nitror-en in
Plants by the MAhod.11
R,eport presented at the 5t,'-" Int'l. Biochemistry Congress, 1- scc~v--I
10-16 A~ig 1961 .

A/1
POCHINOFt-ji
Now defrother for raw juice manuring tanks. Sekh. prom. 32 no,1:
63 Ja 158. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Ryzhavskly sakharnyy zavod.
(Poam) (Bugar Industry-Nquipment and supplies)

BONDAR-ENKO A.S.; ZELEPUKHA, S.I.; POCHINOX, P.Ya.; MEGRASH, A.K.
(Nehrash, A.K.J; KUDRYAVTSEV, V.A.
Antimicrobial properties of Bidens cernua L. and Bidens
tripartita L. Mikrobiol. zhur. 26 no.lz67-72 164.
(MIRA 18.-1.1)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN UkrSSR.

DROBOTtKO, V.G., otv. red.; AYZFd'l4MJ, B.Ye., red.; MARDRIK,T. P. red.;
BELtTYUKOVA, K.I., red.; ZEH.-EEPUKHA, S.T,, red.; I~EGC~-43:,-;i'
A.K.9 red.; KULIKOVSKA-YA, M.D., red.; '-LA7Y3El'VSKAYA,
redl,~-Q ~~Q - P.Ya., red.; SWAYGER, 1.1.0., red.;
KUZNETSOVA
[Pbytoncides in the riaLional e~:ononV] Fitantsi-dy ir narodnom
khozia--stve. Kiev., llai-P.-:)-,a duyrka, 1964. 350 p.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. kkademiya naulc UR02, K,-ej. Instybat. mikrobiologii i vi-
ruso3ogil. 2. Inotlitu'- mikrobiologil JANI Ukr.SSR (for
Zelepukha, Pochinok, Nlegrash, Kullkovskaya).

PXHINOK, P.Ya. [Pochynok, P.IA.1
Fourth conference on the problem of pl*-;,oncides. YJ-k-rob-Icl.
25 no,1:72-74 163. (KM 17: 5)

PochinZk, P. YA , Zgritslc-iy, A. Y., Serbrennikova, V. I., Ponomareva, G. rE.,
Barshetyn, YU. A.
Continueed studies of possibilites tbal-, healthy nersons c!)n be ctirriers of
dysentery microbes.
Materialy mauchnykh korferestaii, Yiev, 1959. 288D
.p
(Kievskiy llachno-issledovatel'skiy Institut Epidemiologii i Mikrolbiologii)

DYACHMO. S.S.; POCHINOX, P.Ya.
-
Synergism of the effect of penicillin and of gallic acid in neutral and
slightly alkaline nolutions (preliminary report). Mikrobiol.zhur. 14 no-3:
22-27 152. (MMA 6:11)
1. Z Itivelkogo medichnogo institutu. (Penicillin) (Gallic acid)

POCH1140K, P. Y.,i. -- "Antibict&-ri-al Activity of .30.mc Tis_ues in Combinat-ion -it,.
Antibiotics." * (Disoe _- t::It ions for Dt-rets in Scienc,~, and U*35;~
Hig~er Educal',ional In-titutiops) hiev Ord~r of Labor Red a-innp-r %eclic~Ll Inst il,~,Cni
AcaderAcian A. A. Bogomolets, Kiov, 1955.
SO: Knizhnaya Letol)isl. No. 31, ~(j July 1955.
* For the Degree of Candidate in Medical Sciences.

VO C.
VThe DyncrAlAic option of pallic v6d -with peakiliff-"T
.0 unit 11. vil. Rl i
C Poll
demiol. imil Mi robior
h VIP. P~S.R- P6, NO.
-.GU
Syn-q A
that in the pf"mce M ga W.'r
I'x 1 of k~s sait_~ Z!r ze-ztr-I 1~'r
- - d paj:idIu, ,
slightly OL, pil, the TantibactttW acivitj Is
enhanced, Wid that Na gallLte L~ a stabilizilix'Effcct upon
Isellicillin tnbjecmil to boilitig, Theajitibacteri.'XI proprxtit~s
lif gallk acid unit itj ilf:pmd to a 6nsidemble extent
upon the pit at thf.. medium and t1w nuir'ber (if twmf--ri:J-
Susper-15ion, factoni whicil alo itifutclick. i1r, nvatrglvil
with penicillin. Taking thew
studies -were Conducted with aerobii- bacteria. Co,-jL?iIif)m
which favombly iaflu~,nm, the aut*jImc0trial properqe.; of
&allic add-and its (IM 7 A-8.2, v, minimal of
N Id COIS ' the properly bahmmd concim, ut the
bacterial aZents) also lead to.1 vlax.
te
action, Na galla fectivel- amits the growth of icro-
var. albus, strcptococci, Fff,-
ccccu3 pyoge7itstar. ataeut, and
de-f iu2n
~i -aDic acid
to
witibac(trial
11:0 SUIFI. of
lot- about 7,
'A j~~Ykru-'

DYACHENKO, S.S. ED310HENKO. S.8.3' PWHIHOK, P.Ya. [POCIMOK, P. IA]
Gallic acid-penicillin synergism. Report No.2.1 Some conditions
for the stabilization of penicillin with sodium gallnte. Mikrobiol.
shur. 20 nool:30-34 158 (KIRA 11:6)
1. T Ukrainolkogo'lutitutu epidemialogii ta mikrobiologii,
Mikrobiologichns, laboratoriya.
(P)MICILLIN, administration,
sodium gallate stabilized prep. (Uk))
(GALLIC ACID. rel, apda.
sodium gallnte. stabilization of penicillin (Uk))

- -4
1u
.1. POGHINOK, V. IA.; ZAITSEITA, S. D.; n'GORT, R. G.
2. 'USSR (6oo)
4. Tetrazole
7. Benzotl-dazolotetrazoles, Ukr. khim. zbur., 17, No. 4, 1951-
AprJ 1, _1953, Uncl.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,

Amikidw,k"i A31011ii, fi, S. Ill. tl~ t
An III-AlLah"ll ~t.ls I'md, "11 if... I)- I fillclM 11, I'stl" phvmf
ill .1"Irlmilmlioll of %ig ill I'laW -h Ilablial
I-towl, .1.4.1 ..l.

to

schinolk (Kiev
Slair tfniv.. J. U"o, CAi4-,'(US,S,R.) 16.
-T
11,0111-1009,14)
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1
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o
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eir was
r
n e
X
Us mol. A4eCOClItVj with cooling, after which the

stand Overnight anti then treattif %ith
W41 allowed M
L
Sjj,CI anti .1411.011, the orti. layer pvr, on evalm. of
04 t litO. an average o( 46170 of a Izaarlms, Wid. in. 101-3*
a I from licroln), which waq unstable ind could he preservrit
ottly In an ishn. of Nits cr dry Ill. Analytical data in,fi-
cate that the Isroduct might lie 2 -1-(J-Phraylirs.
h
""0)-2-PIFOP4RPI, IbUt S
Owitta I h (he cartxmyl
rot
s reacted with the Gtiparit te
and the axide grou
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p
142-h* rom
ll
rodu
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orn
Th
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I c
e
e p
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pil,
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C.114. on treatment with air. Nit.-AgNO.. qnsllArly.
the ov of PhCOCIItNo In the above reaction gave about
in. ll&-18* (from petr. rthet-
NNJl11h
(OIf)CIftN,
,
,
CA1.), Alt deriv. in. 137-44* (front C41is). G. M. K.
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i
W
)
ry
e
.
.
.
a
n
v..
-
SJO 10, I-W-5(IW).-C1Ij:C[1C1fj%IgPr (from 14.4
1
5
Oo-a 41t and IS.1
) g. Clit:CHCH,Br) in 150 cc. Etto was
x.
treated with 10.5 S. PhNs in 10 cc. FitO, allowed to stand
'
overnight, and decompd. with Rq. %
If4CI and M1,011 to
yield 100 crude allylonyUviazme as a red oil which
T
t
i
h
ifi
d b
di
ment w
on.
rm
t
e
y stearn
pur
ammoniscal AcNOsin EtOll pw5O% Agilmir.,decomp.
12"' (fmm Me#CO). This was shaken in EtO with
f th
1j
d
U
N
S
d
l
*
-
-spa. o
e erg.
ayer Save a
, an
sq-
%
j
p
triaseme as a 1121c oil with a characteristic odor; it rapidly
dark%,t,% mistandins. It is believed that the proluct was
a
true triAIcne of structure PhN.NN11C11,Cjj: C11,.
G. M. Kosolatsuff
i'.* 4141's sitIALLUPWAL LIUROURC CLAWFICAtIC'
12c",
T- 1,111311 ONIC C.V Lit
U a AV 30 -Y 1--. 1 U V i 'A An I I a W 0 a 0 1 w IN 0 a a 3 9 V
it i; 11 It to it .1 Q, tt it a "a A
0,0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 *
zoo
r*O
COO
zo 0
so 0
zoo

now readsmit for magmealum. Kh. N. Polchl-
nok WmlN-Yjj,_Pucbluok (T. V. Sheirclarnito State Univ.'
x"). ZION?. A IW.-K%Tj-w. 4. 244-70919).-Thc new
t,agrn
Mile" Ls fur prr". the reAput are given. The cottilid.
is umnish yellow. ingot. let 11.0. 9W. its ak,., ik-rttle3c, and
toluene, &net stiveot yrllow stela. fit strong alkali hydrtaide.
us. and "a. results. ThechAtific yellow tootasille It,
Z
IC41 teevurs *I tell 11-12. To forest. 11K. tragetat feet Md.
M-ootelve 0.03 it. hyll IrL tic let Ilk) mL of J.'.
and add .0-3 ml. loll Milymola" to ltm) fill. Ul 1'-, N.&OH;
The revisiting solln. mhmtd Ix- cherry-rcel. Thr jes. stela.
d'oes not &~P Well. but the RIC. 00111., kept ill ilk' 11481, it
-Qluitc stabir. To letit file Alif add 1-2 tril. 4 the- motatat
he I out. tof twulral or weakly " testni jk-lit, A nr,ev.
%*Okt, at laut-vitart color appraise 41clotrodille M th".
quantity4mgPitew"t.
(11.05mig. per I ad.. a ppt. will tam. Theelctectablendii.
is I -F wW the limmitiog coucls. is 1: 1.000.0M. Alkali. Ask.
earth, and IPb do not interfere. CAtions of the 3rd and
4tb ammilytical group which are pptd. by XAOU. And
particularly the ones; that Art culured. do ititertcre and
labouid be ressimoved with (NIIJIS or NSOCOO. The Went
intense coke. stable for I be.. is obtained with a rmssent
omtg. Nssg8^ 2. NsOlf 0.6 g.. 11.0 100, uld 0.05% sk.
sign. of hydrosletri"ime 3 tell. This reagent is suitahle
for dog. MS Its gi pliotothre. coloritticter. one-half nit, (d
0.6% gelatin sign. tv added to dw ("t Millis. to
ptez-typtP. . 1-1. firwh

V Jno=
A

v fir.

Poch k
b
;
d

IC Gribe 'ate
YZ an

A
r
-
zal".
I.
t
M
In h Mfgx
17s to pbllsDr from 'q-j
T VFW a "T(B
"Ib IM M
d
h

CheideaVAbSta , StI
t
e re5ulting
"
Ion evapn
p

48 No. 6 .
AR G%I?h.'C(0.q)CH'l '..
;
z IOC-S* (from
dems
cte)d b
.
e
or Bz

Organic PhemlSt37 al w. M.SDI

i
"=14rolue)' EtMgBr
i
Wld
d
Un b on. X. -

A-W

a$ of
0 an R. r, O'gort "I U1,111.
Y(WR#); Er
In 180 mi, AcOH and 80 mi.
emcd. HjSOj diazotized with 15 g. NaNOj in 50 mi - HsO
t
d d h
f
0
he
0
1

Ab
t n. trea
e
e
5 g. umn added a
m
9
ter 1
u., t
l
with
ixt
td
th
0
ith 16
ll
I
OD
l
N
W
.
s
al .
e m
. ex
w
a
n
m
. J
.
;
g.
,

-48 --No. - 6 smd the ext. dLstd. with st,~s- yielded 22 S. 2-CtsHills, rn.

SP (Forster and Fierz, C.A. 2,1014), vybkb added in EtO

Vitro. 25 i, -1954, Myzed with NH4CI-
to MeMili refluxed 25 min.,aind hyJ
*

Orga
0 (from
NHOR, save SM 2-CjHYNJ7N.-NAfe, in. M.5-7.5
Id
Etoll-Nil
i
ith A
H
A
It
t
t
NO
E
Oll W
)
w
n
e
l
ne
s
n.
res
t
:
Z
s
v
'
*
. . The
gave a yeMmv Al 4all. deomps. violently at 165-7
*11owins 2-C,J1,NHN:NJ?_were
7 gmkaAy prepel. from the
-,
tomesponding RMg]B3r, JR. YkM
Zt. SD (aude) and 63
"P_
U and m

de-
'
(AS aU

p. 140Z-7.511
Ca l) 64

'
frcTa
2

*
tr 'th r)JAS wit, decomp. 112-14
)
!
ed
3*)
1&9
i
i
6
A
#
rA
-2
; Du. 65,
D-5
69-70* (A

s .-
yo-
_
.
rx,
,
.j
g
,
1 o;
olf
11"51)
decom ,
l
l
83-4
60
aU
( p. -
,
.
,
;
y
A Sall Ad P-' 14 according to
190
F ef MjDr give an
'
9 so P. 101-1.*, gave
lizable oil
M. X.
a .table rc with 0.
only vM
L

V. YA.
Acetone
Effect of phany1magnesium bromide monoazidoacetone UKR. MM. ZHUR 15 No. 3, 19,19.
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, September 10,52. MICLASSIFIED.

And V. V4.. S=l. gut. Um'-' Mew).
Zk" WO-W 1951); d. C.A. 44. SM.-
ImpnWeraents in the of the reagent wo described.
Det". of Me is piant wW in rAtural watm is de-
scribed. Pbee In aparrelaw credwenough, punt waterw
to contain 0.54 mg. of MgO and ignite in a antille at am-
6(P'. Cod, add I ml, 11#0. 5 drop of 1'. 1 K N% and
evap, to d w . Moisten realdue with I drop of R14%,
adif 10 nd, HoO. Jim, add 0.2 g. of VW and 3 dwM of 0.1
N KWO., and beat kw 1-2 min. This okla. pptw. the
Ant"ferri P(V and M 1+ Fb* Addll I
of lok '.x"4'9 ;;:, and : 4414 Am WA a
Fair 2 min. to W. dfivolved rD aad the enc Ca. Filter
lough an A-1111VOIS filter into a U-01, V*hUTAifk Offillk, WUh
P
pw. with a said. x, ne welo.. and abake. Tftw*w A ad.
mt o a dry lest tabr. add 0.6 ad. of 0.5% platin Oak.. nib.
SM 5 mt. of an alk. am. of the ""mt, mix tharmlitly,
and after 40 min. cotapare a4w Intensity whb umplit
sarepd. front amid. Ca-906.311jO oak. 5. gelatin U. and rt-
awntStnt. U***l eel fiker. Dec. Uscontrathm &atand.
ard curve. To det. %fg in water add to HOD VA. of WMPI*
I drop of ow1byl orange and titrate witli 1:9 H,80~. Thla
it to neutralim Integferriwit HM-. Add 0~"Jl of
C&W..21110, Mug to w Wit. cod, trander to a 1".
vvlunwtrk Gasit avoiding the trander of Ow ppt.. bring to
val-andatlowtowitleaut. Trantfer 5 ml, Into& dry tnt
tul,r. Add O.Aml. of gelstin, and Sad.offeagent emit. Nax
(Artrate, &ad finith as before. In pbuit watterial "Big.
0.14-1.88% of NSO The ci,oi of diis method im 0.02 *
().Of% conpared to the grawinietrie &a. aW Is water
contit. 20.4-1,30% MffO 4etd. grawlintitimily the firror was
0.4 to +1.()%. M. limit.

V) two,

Wit.; t;!,. I 'vk-:,I,% It
'if ;l(li'l

OIL it'l-,is,
i*
,

a As
,!t
"
Is, Wi. I J.
ill 29 till, :,nA
-
t
q
b
W
-
idowd s
u
~,j kem
R
- I.-
no -
4,41tijAin
-5.~ 41
%
A
.
at
in ok

pA rt: I w
the tr-.I%t. U[st 0.5 hi-. Ut 9-kOnt t(ItTill., JU AI
'

ill.-mea until N evol;
tuid tra i c4l viidi n V,.Ih
t4eA N~01;j in 10 nil. 11.0. 11hMr3lr wit ss;~,

"'t A. it, 1,1! 1 f~`( Is. 01-
10-tt z. it It
it; 10 jol, I-(), !Jilig
All.
MINItj"I glivL. 70~A.
~t`3.', decom!" ubnv,~.
Nf,

AVRAMENKO,.L.F.; VILENSKIY, Yu.B.; IVANOV, B.M.; ZAYTSEVA, S.D.;
POCHINOK, V.Ya.
Mechanism of the stabilizing effect of tetrazolobenzothiazole
derivatives on photographic emulsions. Part 2. Nature ofthe
adsorption compound. Zhur. nauch. i prikl. fot. i kin. 8
no.6:419-426 N-D 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni T.G. Shev-
chenko i filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issiedovateltakogo
kinofotoinstituta, Shostka.

/T
f
ld
a
riwz...
oacetophenone,
lcohola
rom p-ai
Mull

-CSILCOMe (20 X.) in '.WO till. dil. ll'SO, (I:F) treated
'aNf all.1 Ot r.-mcnish
at0" with 10.2 g. h -); ~n IV) ml, 11-4).
diazo soln. kept 40 min. atid treated witil coolhig with 10 g,
NaNs in 50 tal. H,0 yielded it ppi. of the desired ptodtict,
which was purified by diOn. with steam, ghing I0%
-0m dil. Moll), his 125-30*,
JVJ C8114 CY)MC, nl' 43* (fi
0,
yirldtfl
Th!s W
-j:) In EtO added Mowly
6 PhMrAr soln
-
.
,
,,
at first a brownish solid which was tratisformcd by further
atment Nvith aq. N14,C1.
reaction into a brown oil, and tre,
NH,OH and evapn. of thE Rt,O gave 84%
'
CsU4CPhJ1WH, m. 81-2'; a1c. ArNO, 3,rields the Al deriv.,
rill. 177-9* (from C.110. EtMgBr similarly gave an oily,
P-FVV:NNHCff.CMeE1OH; Ag jah, m. 135-10' (ftolti
tr. ethei-CgHs). The 1~tter triarent, a1c. in crude
Pe state
U
treated with cold 10% 11,S04, evolved IN and the reS.11 a]
LN
soln. treated 0-napbtbvl gave red J,24P-MrDQP11)GfhNv
'
'
i
NXiJItOll, m. 001-100.5
(from ligm
rm).
Apparently
the add cleavage yielded -p~-
N1eEtC(OH)C.H4Njlj,
-
G. Af. KOSOIDDoir

Alkylailon of benzoic acid &ad 2-naphthtA bi #Ajr~-2-
'naphthyltriazines. _V.va. Poehlrokpli V.A. Portayastam
(T. G. Shevcheake Ukraill. Kkim.
1$,'63l-4(l9S2Xin Ru~sian)-Remction of RMjX-
ylatide gavc, "JIMIN.P(Me M.
Ith -naphth
t 17 01,
;,4_7.60. F1 analog (11). in. 4 pr OmWot ( I
.5 Ji -2 ; iso-A m 4*Wq
5 BN analog (I%m 81 M
all)q a"Wot in. X34*., Soil), of a
6.1 0
and 3.3 g, BzOll in abs*-M30 Wds to tn evolution and,
after standing overnight the mixt. yields $I
70 MOW.
'a
11 gave 7670 BzOEt. III gave 71% tlzopr. IV solve 77%
DzO13u. V gave 70% UzOAm-L&D. VI gave 68% BzO-
C1T.CH:CH,. Mixing 5 z. land 3.99.2-Cj*HiOH in C#Hg,
followed by standing overnight mmi bcatinx on stem bath
I hr. gave 63TJD -MeOCIallyj b. tn. 71-2*; pizmze,
2
gave 05% I-&OCuffy, m,'37-8';
03-4'. 11 SIMILM,
11 gave 67% 2-PrOCtOll, m. 39-40"
V gave 50.870 21459-AMOC)JI), tn:
plerale, [it. 00-l'. G. M, Kozolapoff

n- V.,Y"'9.
rO C, wo A-,
POCHINOK, V.Ta.; VDOVICHPbNKO, L.P.
Synthesis oi thlourethanes and rhodanldoo In the benzothiazole
series. Ukr.khia.zhur. 19 no.it6l-64 '53. (XLRA 7:4)
1. liyovskiy gosudarstvannyy univereltst Im. T.G.Shavchonko, kafedra
organichaskdy khimii. (Urethanes) (Thlocyanatem)

POGH/*C)A-1
KIPRIAHOV, A.I.; FOCHINOK, V.Ya.
2-aminomethylbenzothiasole. Ukr.khim.shur. 19 no.21165-168 '53.
(KLRA 7:4)
1. Kiyevekiy gosudaretvanW universitet, kafedra organiahookoy
khimile (Thiazole)

pocgl "YOA~ V. Y /).
POCMOK. T.Ya.; KAUMS. K.S.; SKAZNAYAILINA. TO.D.
Triazenes as reagents in analytical chemistry. Part 1. Synthesis
of oxytriazenes and triazenes. Ukr.khiz.zhar. 19 no.2:179-192 '53.
(MMA 7:4)
1. Klyevskly gosudaretvannyy universitet, kafedra organichaskoy
khImil. (Triazene) (Chemical tests and reagents)

KIPRIANOV, A.I.; BABIGHMV. F.S.; HUSHKALO, L.K.; POCHINOX, V.Ya.; M'XIS.P.S.
z~'
[Oatline history of organic chemistry at Kiev University] Ocharki po
istorii organicheskoi khimii v Kievskow universitete. Pod red. A.I.
Kiprianova. [Xievj lzd-vo Kievskogo goo. univ. lm. T.G.Shevehanko.
1954. 130 p. (MLRA 9:8)
(Chemistry, Organic) (Kiev University)

Y4

AZjQjaz"- 11, A. 7. Iriallov V. ya R'ChIlib
Kit
u1'
Hod A
T
1l
I
1inn
.
.
.
ev
e
. Ilew I
raill. -Om"k I ." 'kin
unlue ilyos ill whic.11 ouch orwvt:r-.'I 111CMILa! groups of a jloly~
N' -amn(s) are civili'd utavy-
repl.,tvil t~v
Ov
r K
4f
Pisn' I'llellyl rrol.ps ill lho were syllthe4yed
-
I
f
1
i
12"
rom.
n"1'1
) and 24P't"l
e (
Oiiaz-Ac(13) and thdr quaitrua-y silts, it ~v dc on-
as m
xtratcl tjjhtt the introduction of nne plIcIlyl group 'nto the
Ine displacts
the sbiorptinn inax. 45 mp towards the
.
.
short *rLvc lengths, while intrmItIctim o! 2 SAlmnyl:
radicu Ion
L, lite i,thcr ]land lends to dispiacernotat toward tile
Sf

ave Itngth." by 25--SO lil'u_ 1. ", 1'.X)* Pr
long " I Ivag e
rd,
"a
A
ccorfling to Driqi1m, (C.A. 32, IW
) frola PhInyllillullren
b its cyclization,
was proild. by mctl~yl~tjpa of I with

asWiu,; to g. 4, biIri,!jtnz,,rI rid., i& in TVI till, henzene Ill 11)
V-dMillkAhi, ;lift III-] ill 30 i,il. do livanni:, [lit jilAd. lIC1
cmi%
!,4.11 ul III 6-iliv wlihl 10 fj(,~ 1" x %villi 11c], fill1cmd,
W`V,Oa!~J, Illid dfh'll. TL~ yield was Pi g. or jBI-gat
and Ohwll, CA '_'O 15), Tli,, mosloo m4~ not rvcryMd.'
asuine.
lor io'iiclinu li, till: . 11, m. yi~sj;rowl. in 7MX,
Yi,Ad ~rjjn III by ;,I A- IICj mc:jUiull; ( t1. . WIJ S., 111C~
v e. it. 2.17-60', waq
III lailli-I ill till (1) midigir 5 q, 1, dis"'Alrd ill
It,
14a Nt if
10 111,11 W.11~1-illv.
if(-' g. I Ima 11-0 9~ N OAc, t, I., ;vii;.-,m the yvll ty p, I.
%shi'll r"flu'd w1hed iji-owli'll 111i'm maliding. 'I'lle lllixt.
wos difil. wilh .10:1 1 111 1. 11,0, 111t, 1,111. filt,:i(A oll, ivaMwil
Will, dil. tic] .1ild , i'd; y;,ld I], t I ii)%. Ill,
craide ti-Lux-ne c,,itlil 4 1 be pillirwil froll, I, lit-
-4)lil
Ims - 'I .1vial
NOY '.4ter 41 Imi Nvat.1% (Sil") will' I 341i (2-
k ~ .01OW', Ublil"JIGIM II1;LX. 111 -140
ill poorly ".I. Ill de., vAlwl'. Sill. wla It hu.1i'd ill'
glivial lMAc: lifeA Ili cum-d lICI chaisjuy bum
vvIluw i"A'.1 Ill fau"I'g 111illil'Ki'd iljnn~ Iihl.
,%iilt Jl,: , aml con f.twirr dihi. ILJI'I;illg Yell-V Ag.lill, 11 1
~dl -;,.I pn,pil. ill fill, 110 1111"uni) all LJ~vf
w'i'm . .......... I 0A 2NI'. it-1- ill 1-tr,nt -%d

':ix1Yo!yl)-I -(0---14 -thy 1-2-bcnzo-
M at 475. U24kiim,
wa!i firc-fid, iit vp (04,96%, by diuxr,;
fir.111F -'amlaa-8-mel hYH#4MZ0Ihi:rTJAC- an(I t4t!. 1,:
After thornugh. wu~hing with b~.nzicne-mid ct~rs and 3 ve-
crptits. frurn glacial HOAc, it d4Lcnrhprl. 'a-, iW- AW. Ali-
~rpdriu max. in ate. eontL. IICI wait 4RO Ing. ILCI Salt Ill.
187-W', sol. lit ale. wUlt orlarige-red 4xileir turrJug yellmi"
slo -; red -,,klt c6lor. dkitpi,eared linuze0haely on conti,et,
with RIO 11 (15 g.) Avas dii.v-dred, uddt I to ~!-methyl-2-
Iminobenzolhiazoline-11C], and thell lieu ztd "jth !,~.014,.
sc ft I t,~,r - luA Nvith dil. FC1, ITA
rht ;)pt(l. ba gil AT and iv,,A
crude p-Muct (IV). 0
ule,,-find cilier, map.. yielded I,,
W11 ch did lint vrY~%jt4111v, ;ml Ivr's li~-A ai r.16 , IV jvwq:
to
A. In 0C., Wirr gimehil I Ac rmfV
%lightly lu, 'm:w1w, am]
20 min. On waier liatb with 0.25 g. NIC~SO.. , The puXitict,
anine i--xtd. with lint water and pptd. from soln,-'
of an axacy.
'elded 0.4-4 g, (620,1~) of a-i azacyauinel
1,6ith sat, 91 soln
from 110Ae, m..170 Pwith decommi iiisk)]. In w'itcr, Poorly
~01. in ak. and nectone, EA. in C~Zlj\. 440 inp absorption;
inax. in ale. i74r3thyIa-uhm)phvnyi increaptan Ivas prepd.'
from - 2-mercAptolimixothiazole . ac&rding tn K. . -~hd:
Pazenkii (C.A- 44, 3487g), 2-(/~Nitropheziyl)benzotblav:
Zole-HtCl 'V) wag prepil, by udding 3.1 g. of P-nitrobenzovI
chloride in 10 nil, Cslf& to 2.5.g. Of 0-(Ctl1ylaInir1O)PhCnyI
Tneicaplaa_Ln C.H., follnwed by licatir.., 20 min.
.T

UMINMPT irA VVIF13-M&P.-

it Willa baill. Tl1V plitil. F,:111 wila interval
l1
t1
x
%
1t
1
C
1
1
, -1111 kill; 41; Will (ill) XJ- A por.
4
-
k4
-_
Wl
j
i
1f
11c
:lj
1
1
1
t
V
1
s rolm I it ii III Ow wdidr, ok-11111(la uvrdlei
Irmn ale , ill. 23~-. 21 (/, 11~ I (VI)
4 ivaq prelill. 1t%, 1,0101111i 3.3 1" of V, 111, vil v'~llvil; VC1. luo:
II0. k%otef, illil 13 a. Sit fflk 't lim, und filivill 1 ill,- hol 1.nhi.
+1 2~ 15 ; of the SnCl ,~~t0t. -f Vi, utanrt, lit'. io~, --i. Ili-
(ii male.); 2g~of whidi, ilk 111A o'l. !4n ous 1,411

t~mlq IICI ulid file litim,
-fit. 1y bill %ill% lillm.cil I~y filt~A-
-
k
l
Id
i
i

t
e
it 37
~,,), kisud in l
) Y
1 .15 %. (
ke idita c jinj 1. k
-ON, to
pottion was c"livaled (it the it
n, violi
resti't-d ir-ut the oindetiv !Ion af p-mirab-imiy] chloride
Willi 64, 111,Y)a in' FloWli-nYl Inercaptall In dry C,114. Tha -
hitr ) grt,,m ws fl;~u rvducc,01 to the i:inlno gmup, followed'
by dia:totivith,a naid muplia.~. with to
jr1eld ulrityienc ub,f-irptioti max. 4, 4 trip Eillpling
-
ofdiarcitked (VH)WiIb VIL
pave a Y-010 I fll;nt !a1unlo conlild. Willi Aigorption max. of!
4
26 inji. Froin the :Otte- ma, was injinvilial0ly pptd. Willi
NlIj a bl,ie-vlolet azavy~ininc, st ', it, ale. with ititi-n~e rethilsb;
plnL r,l.r, abs*rpti-i ii-x. 610-220 mp, unstable in soh,.,'
derlimpd. rripidl- by t1lisculor% in light. Attein
P
.
to purify by crymn. an(I by All% ch-wamogn(pIly failed.
1
Clayton 17. 1101c"Vily.

rn
Ttl 0reaction 61 triazeno a1cchols with nelds. V. ya.
,
V
Tol
, ithev, and A. P. fliael-ell-3
t IM
_2D Im
etIrrulfiva. :U1?r3CFI. im. Zhur.
Kuwan); cl. C.A. 41, 3006P-Trmting _1NjCC'Ph(OIl)-
CHIN: NNHPh (I) -with aq. II,%Oj ,,III wilh MOIL Lt-
CChUtorBzOlfinob,.;.EtOlLxlinc,-t-lic-asr:tottiedetwtpn.

of the &k. to MeCOCH,Ph (it), PhN
'11:, and IN. I und
Alvapb1hot In dry CJ14 gave, in addn. to H, 1-(i~-)mphjhaxy)-
colorless lmllct~, in, 73", W. its Rt:O,
Me
eu
ttb(T
and hot M014
I
l
1
110
1
.
s . p
v%0
11
lilts
.
.
,
,
deeompd. within I hr. vwbcn bol!ed in tolucyie, Imit did itot
di:=p. when bolted 30 firs. in Ft3O or Cilli, ~ The follow-
in ne trizz ales. tx1mved sinillarly: p.JfcQH4-
D'
h
7

c
5
j xuaume
-t (tit), in. 00,7* (from
)cv
11grol ); the di 040111) ~%Omar of tit, yellow oil (did slot
cryst. on cooling tUt

of M, colotIm crystals in VXI-J CAIIINA
I
~ (from L. W-Afe-
1~4r
cnIndr-m. eqsta s, in.
raill lisfroint I. Gary Gcratd_.

I/AwYlAtion Of cAr I a*ldjt a dot benols With 'I-
1
i
CA
7C C" O
rlAzen an
n

In Ruwl. CI. 49,082a.-RW:. 'HPh Me
- tisfact I latins
19t ("), 1'r (111), or Du (TV)) tren -0
OEIi3tx ter ulds- and phenots. ~ Thuv, rcguxing 0 x. In
nit. dry TOralin (1) and twelull), udding 2.6 F. AcUTI In
20 ud. 1. Oitarg. lbegodLul, removing AcOll from the fr-nc-
il
l
K
1 ' (4
ith
M
t 78
i
8
Wa
) b
-
on
y %V;L
i
t
ng w
uq~
.
g.
um p
I
,
tirying lb, qzjF, layei on(I distg., gave 2A g. RtOAc, it. Wk-~
90'. Similatly vrem ojit;duccl: VhOMe, the Ht, Pr, nod Btl
"t" of BzOll. the Vt. und Pr esters of JQC021-1, and
.~Riopll, PrOph, and DuOPh. Ga ry Ger~nLd,

POCHIKOK, T.Ya.; LIKAYJNM, L.P.
AlkYlatlen of alcohols with aliphatic-areastic triazenes. Ukr.
khis.zhur. 21 ne.4:496-498 155. (KIaA 9:2)
l.Kiyevskiy gesudarstvonuyy univermitet iseni T.G.Sheveheako,
kafedra organichoskey khluil.
(Alkylation) (Alcohols) (Triazene)

POCHINOK. V.Ya.; MIKHAYLYUCHUKO. N.K.
, -
Triazeno, alcohol* fromW-azidoacatophenone. Ukr.khim.zhur. 21 no.5:
625-627 '55. (MLRA, 9:3)
1. Kiyevskly gosudarstvennyy universitet iment T.G. Shavehanko.
Kafedra organicheakoy khimii.
(Alcohols) (Acetophenone)

X4

MM.~, JIM 29m� -RW.

POCHMK. V.Ya. [Pochynok. V.11.1; POMPI. V.P.
Reactions of bensoyl axide with magnesium hallde organic compounds.
Nauk.zapJ~riv.un. 16 no.15!129-132 157- (M=A 11:11)
(Bensayl azide) (Magnesium organic compounds)

POCHINOK. V.Ya.; POMPA, V.P.; TONKOSHKUR, O.D.
OxytriazeneB of anthraquinons. Ukr. khim. zhur. 23 no-5:629-633
'57. (MLRA 10:11)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. T.G. Shevchenko.
(Anthraquinone) (Triazene)

PODRUSMAK, Ye.P.; rMOOK, V.Ya. (Kiyev)
Antibaoterial action of phthalasole. Vrach.delo no-1:1293-1297
D '58, (PHTHALANILIO ACID) WRA 12:3)

AVRAHENKO, L.F.; POCHINOK, V.Ya.; ROZUM, Yu.S.
Quaternary salts of thiazolotetrazoles and tatrazolobenzothiazoles.
Zhur.ob.khim. 34 no.1:278-280 A 164. fNIRA 17:3)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudarstvannyy universitat i Institut organicheskoy
khimii AN UkrSSR.

PC) C_ i-1 I IV C) KV
USSR / Pharmacology and Toxicology-Medicinal Plants V-5
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Bioll No 23, 19587 107355
Author :_PochInok,_V.
Inst f(mt-ti-ven
Title Antibacterial Properties of Eucalyptus Decoction.
I. ihe Effect of Eucalyptus Decoction on the Con-
sumption of Oxygen and the Ferment of Succindehydro-
genase of Microbes
Orig Pub: Mikrobiol. zh.9 1958t 20, No 1, 35-39
Abstract: Experiments carried out according to the Warburg
method with three strains of Staphylococcus aureus
showbd that the eucalyptus decootion depresses the
consumption of 02 and activity of the ferment of
succindehydrogenase of these microbes. The degree
Card 1/2
27

POCHINOK. V.Ya.; BZLINSKAYA, R.V.;SHEVO 0. O.I.;MIKHAYLICHNNO. N.K.
" ~T-hIermal decomposition of fatty aromatic triazeues. Ukr. khim.
shur. 24 no. 2:228-231 158. (MIRA 11:6)
1. Kiyevskly gosudaretvenuyy universitet im. T.G. Shevchenko,
Kafedra orgenichaskoy 'Ohimit.
(Trissene)

,gQULINOXj--Y-.Y-&-.-(Pochymk, V.IA.],- PORTNYAGINA, V.A. (Fortniahina, V.0.1;
SMBCYVICH,, V.A.
Decomposition of aliphatic aromatic triazenes by various acids,
phenola and halohydrins. Visnyk Kyiv.un.no.2.Ser.fiz.ta khim.
no.l-.95-104 159. (MIRA 14:8)
(Triazene)

AVRAMENKO, L.F.; VILBNSKIY. Tu,B.; GUSEVA, L.K.; IVANOV, B.M.;POCHINOK,
V.Ya.; STMMYABNIKOYA, Z.I.; FAY3WkV, G.P.
Stabilixing effect of thiazolotetrazoles and tetrazolobenzo-
thiazoles on silver chloride photographic emulsions. Zhar.nauch.
i prikl.fot.i kin. .5 no.4:294-295 JlLAg 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Gosudarstvanuyy universitet Kiyev, Filial Nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo kino-fotoinstituta, Shostka i Institut kino-inzhenerov,
Leningrad.
(Photograpble emulsions) (Tetrazole)

DEGTIAREVA, A.P. [Dehtiarlova, A.P.1- POCIIINOK, V.Ya. [Pochynok, V.IA.1
Physical, chemical and antibacterial properties of substances
isolated from the leaves of the myrtle (Myrtus comrunis L.).-and
eucalyptus (E. laevopinea R.T.Bak and E.Wilkinsoniana R.T.Bak).
Farmatsev. zhur. 15 no.6:47-52 160. (MIRA 14; 11)
1. Laboratorkya fi ziologii i biokhimi, rasteniy Gosudarstvennogo
Nikitskogo botanicheskogo sada i kafedra miirobiologii Kiyevskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(EUCALYPTUS) (14YRTLE) (MATERIA MEDICA, VEGETABLE)

m
POCHIMOK. Y.Ya.; Z&Y.TSJWA, 5-D-; Pribimali- ~' ticbf-stlYel Pochinok, -P.Y,4.;
JUMTHMEM, R.F., student; P=EZNKO. L.P., stmient-, AT&aQhxO, L.P.,
studgut; X&RCHMO, I.Go, student
Thiazolotetrazoles and triasense synthesized frou them.
Zhur.prikl.khlm- 33 no-7:351-355 Jl 160.
(NIRL 13: 7)
1. Kiyevskiy gosudaretyamWy universitat im. T.G.Shevchenkoo
(Tetrasole) (Triazons)

POCHINOK, V. Ya. Doe Chem Sci -- "Triazenes, their synthesis and the reaotions
of their fission." Kiev, 1961 (Acad Sci UkSSR. Inst of Organic Chem). M, 4-61,186
-55-

POCHIVQKr-V.U.; ZAYTSEVA, S.I~; Prinimala uchastiye MARCHE=, N.G.,
Reactions of benzothiazolyleyantriazenes with ammoniap amines,
hydroxyl4mineg hydrazine,, an# benzobydrazide. Ukr.khim.zhur.
27 no.5:675-680 161. (MIRA 14:9)
I* Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. T.G. Shevehanko.
(Triazene) (Ammonia)

PWRINOY', V.Ta.,- AVRAMNKO, L.F.
Thiasolotetrasolea and their tautomerism. Ukr.khim.zhur. 28
no,4:5n-517 162. (MM 15:8)
lo Kiyovskiy goaudarstvenW universitst imni T.G.Shovehanko.
(Tetrazole) (Tautowrism)

DYACIMIKO, S.S., prof.; kand.biol. nauk; PODRUSMYAK,
Ye.P., kard.med.nauk
Antibacterial properties of silver-treated water obtained by
means of an ionizer. Vrach. delo no.7:100,-113 J1163.
(MM 16:10)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii (zav. - prof. S.S.D~achenko) Kiyev-
skogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(WATER PURIFICATIOU) (SILVER)

LVRAMENKOY L.F.; POCHINOK, V.Ya.; ROZUM, YU.S.
Effect of substituents on the formation of the condensed
tetrazole(1,5~-b)benzothizaole. Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.3:980-085
mr 63. (MIRA 16:3)
le Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni T.G. Shevchenko
i Institute organieheskoy,kbimii AN UkrSSR.
(Tetra2olobanzothiazole) (Substitution (Chemistry))

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PWIP-INIC'K, V~Ya. ':I
f'ombined effect of --!iithiol and
~ J -.- - J - . - - - - . ,, -
f-mm eucalypws leaves on the pa+_n*og&rL,.c P-1-1
I
Fermatsev, zhLu,. 1.9 no.6-.51-57 164. '. ,m i R A 18 ~, 'e, ~;
1. Nafedra rrikroblalagil Kiyevskego meditsinskogo