SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RYBNIKOV, A.K. - RYBNIKOVA, A.I.

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MUROV, A.K.
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CHKOV~KIT,.F.A., prof., red.; NECEMITAN, S.V., prof.: red.;
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A.Kh., prof.. red.; SHZVTSOV, N.S., prof., red.; VERIUMV,
V.M., assistant, red.; KONONKOV, A.F., red.; YERRAKOV, M.S.,
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1. Moscow. Universitet. 2. Orgkomitet Vaesoyuznoy mezhvuzo-7skoy
konferentsii po istorli fiziko-mtera8ticheskikh nauk (for Kukarkin,
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prof., red.-, GUDZIT, H.K., prof. red.; ZATONCHKOVSKIT, .P.A.. prof.
red.; KECHMOTO, S.F., Iprof., r;d.; MM-NIKOVIA, K.P., kand.nauk. red.;
POLYANSKIT, F.Ya., prof., red.; MNIKOY.K.A., prof., red.; SEAZKIN,
S.D.. akademik, red.; SOIOVIYEV. A.N.. dotsent, red.; ZATTSEVA, M.G.,
red.; GE:ORGIYH:VA, G.I., tekhn.red.
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(Zamechatellnye uchenye Moskovskogo universitets, no 24).
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(Vavilov, Sergei Ivanovich, 1891-1951)

RTBNIKOV, K.A., prof., red.; SPASSKIY, B.I., dotsent,.rod.; GORDETEV, Moo
red.; IVANENKO, D.D.. prof., red.; KORTARSEY, P.S., prof,#
red.;.-KUKARKIN, B.V., prof., red.; KULIKOVSKIT, P.G., dotsent, red.;
MIMILOT, G.K., starshiy nauchnyy,sotradnik, red.; KHRGIAN, A.Kh..
prof., red.; SHIVTSOV. N.S., prof.'red YRREHUNOT, V.M., assistent,
red.; KONONKOV, A.F., red.; MALIK;VA. X:A., red.; SOROKINA, L.A.,
red.; TERMAKOV, M.S.. tekhn.red.
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A.I., doteent red. 5 oteent, red.; FIGUROV-
SKIY, N.A., prof., red.; SRVTSOV, H.S., prof., red.; KELRGIAN,
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red.
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zika. 196o. 221 p. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Moscow. Universitet.
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BANVALOV, Sergey Vladimirovicb: VOTCHENKO, O.D., prof., otv.red.;
BIRNSHTNYN, S.B., prof.,- red.; VILENSKIT, D.G., prof., red,
[deceased]; GCRDBYICV, D.I., Prof., red.; GUDZIT, I.I., prof..
red.; ZIYONCHKOVSKIY, P.A., prof., red.; MHNKIYAN, S.F.,
prof., red.; KSLINIK07A, K.P., kand.uau3c, red.; POLTANSKIT,
F.Ta., prof.., red.; RTBNIKOV, K.A., prof., red.; SrAZKIN,.
S.D., akademik, red.; SOLOTIYU. A.N., dotsent, red.;
GOLIDBNBIRG, G.S.,.red.; GIORGIYRVA, G.I.,.tekhn.red.
Nil Aleksandrovich Glagolev. Moskva, Izd-vo Mosk.univ.,
1961. 29 P. (Zamecbatelinya uchenye Moskovskogo universiteta,
no.28). (MIRA 14:12)
(Glagolev, Nil Aleksandrovich, 1888-1945)
(Nomography (Mathematics)) (Geometry, Projernive)

REKEZOV, Nil Petrovich VOVCHENK09 G.D.9 prof.., otv. red.) GOPDEYFV, D.I.p
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red.; GUDZIY, N.K., prof., red.; ZAYONCHKOVSKIY: P.A.p prof., red.;
KECHEKIYAN, S.F., prof., red.; MMINIKOVA:, K.P., kand. geologo-
mineralog. nauk, red.; POLYANSKff, Y.Ya prof.-p red.;-RYB IKOV A.,
prof.9 red.; SKAZKIN, S.D.; akad.,-r~ed.; SOIDVIYEV, A.I., dots., reC;
KOROBTSOVAI N.A., red.; MASLENNIKOVA, T.A.9 tekhn. red.
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RYBNIKOV, K A * prof%, red.; SPASSKIY, B,.'(., dots.,red.; KUDRYAVTSEV,
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kand. fiz.-mAem. nauk., red.; SOROKINAI L.A.,, naudhnyy:red.;
VERKHUNOV, V~.M., nauchnyy red.;GRIDASOVA, Ye.S., red.izd-va;
GOROKHOVA, S.S., tekhn. red.
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izd-vo I'Vysshaia shkola," 1963. 522 P. (MIRA 16.7)
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AUTHORt Rybnikov, S. (,Deceased) SOV-2-58-8-5/12
TITLE: A Method of Computing Amortization Deductions in Percentage
(0 metode raschle"ta. protsenta amortizatsionnykh otchisleniy)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik statistiki, 1958, Nr 8, Pp 40 42 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author disagree's with those economists who consider it
necessary to accumulate an amortization fund sufficiently
high to acquire appropriate new equipment. He maintains
that if the entire expenditure for labor, which is invested
in the equipment, is not fully included in the prime cost
of the material produced, then at the end of the wear and
tear period a part of the property will appear on the ba-
lance sheet as total loss. Deductions for amortization
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SOV-2-58-8-5/12
A Method of Computing Amortization Deductions in Percentage
sation for wear and tear of the basic funds' initial cost.
The other question dealt with in the article is the method
of computing the percentage ofthe yearly assignments to
the amortization fund. An example quoted by the author
gives a percentage of 7 The article contains 2 tables.
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194/E435
AMiORS: Kolpalcova, N.P., Rybnikov, S.I.
TITLE: A method ofselec+-,*r-t ~Qci~rcuiiparameters of
controllers
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotelchnika i energetika,
rio-7, 19621 1,5-16, abstract 7L62. (Sb. "Avtomat,
regulirovaniye aviadvigateley". no.3, M., Oborongiz,
1961, 66-72)
TEXT: In designing automatic systems it is often necessary to
develop a controller which ensures a-given quality of control.
method is proposed to determine the transmission function of
the controller 11 P(p) from the~given transmission function of the,
object Wo(p) and that of the system as a whole 'lic(p). . From the
structural diagram of the control system (see Fig.1) where:.
X(p), Yo(p) and Y(p) represent respectively the disturbing and
controlling forces and the controlled quantity', the*following
expression is readily obtained bysimple conversions
W~(P)--W~-(P)-
W
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S/194/62/000/005/016/157
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AUTHORS: Kolpakova, N.P., and Rybnikov~ S.I.
TITLE: A method for choosing the circuit and parameters of.
regulators
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 5,,1962, abstract 5-2-74 ts (Avtomat. regulirova-
niye aviadvigateley, no. 3, M., Oborongiz"1961, 66-72)
T
-7"T: A method is presented for deriving the transfer function or
the amplitude-phase --frequency characteristics of a regulator from
the kno,.ni transfer functions and amplitude-phase-characteristics of
the object of regulation and the system as a whole. Using an automa-'
tic control system as an illustration the procedure ofderiving the
transfer functions of the regulator is presented for given transfer
,functions of the object 'of regulation and a closed system in the re-
gime of stabilization and control. In a number of cases,,aftei- the
transfer.function,of the regulator is determined from the required
operation conditions of-the system for one condition of operationt
e.g. stabilization, it is then necessary to check the quality of the.
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S/194/62/000/005/016/157
A met
-hod for choosing the circuit D256/D308
transient Drocess for another condition, e.g. control. For transfer
J-unctions determined with a sufficient degree of accuracy it-is use-
.Lul to employ the following coupling equation:.V7 r(p),= WC(P)/,gs(p)f
ahere V/r(p) is the transfer function of the reguAator; V10 (p) and W.
(p) respectively the transfer functions of control and stabiliza-
tion for a closed system. If one finds that the transfer function
Ior one of the operating conditions does not fulfil the require-.~_
men-us - the calculations leading to the choice of the regulator sys-
tem have to be repeated in order to 'obtain a.compromise solution.,,To.
estimate the requirements and properties of an automatic system, one
can use the relation between the transfer functions-of the object
11,10(p) and the functions of the closed system operating in stabiliza-:
tion and control regimes 7.1i (p) 1 - V C (p) J .,US (P'),. A numerical
examule is included showing the derivation of the transfer function
for an automatic pitch control sfstem and a diagram of a possible
version of the system is given* Abstractor's note; Complete trans-
lation].
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S/68Y61/0OO/OO3/oo4/oo8
A6, 0 d 0 3// /13c~) D234 D302
AUTHORS% Kolpakova, N.P. and Rybnikov, S.I.
TITLE- On a method of choosing structural diagrams and
parameters of regulators
SOURCEi Avtomaticheskoye regulirovaniye aviadvigateley;
sbornik statey. no. 3, Moscow, 1961, 66 - 72
TEXTz The authors offer a method of determining the trans-
fer function or the phase-amplitude frequency characteristic of the
regulator (securing a given quality of control) of an automatic sys-
tem from the transfer function or the characteristic of the whole sys-
tem, stating that this method is simple and advantageous in some cases.
If the transfer function of the controlled object is
n n-1
W a0p + a ip + + an (6)
0 b m b1 M-1 b
0 ip M
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S/682/61/000/603/001+/008
On a method of choosing D234/D302
and that of the system in astabilized regime
Wc(p) K
(p + , )m-n
the transfer function of the regulator is found to be
p + bOP + blp t + bm
Wp(p) n n-1 (8)
K a0p + alp + + an
The structure of the regulator is determined by its transfer function.
The same relations can be used in designing the regulators.by frequen-
cy methods. It is stated that elimination of the obje ct of control
from the problem may lead to a false solution. Two numerical examples
are given. There are 6 figures and 2 Soviet-bloc references.
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AUTHOR,, Rybnikov, S.I., Engineer
TITLE., Certain problems of the theory of linear automatic
control systems of several quantities
SOURCE.- Moscow, Aviatsionnyy institut, Trudy. no-139, 1961,
Voprosy avtomaticheskogo regulirovaniya
dvizhushchikhsya ob"yektov, 119-128.
TEXT, The article considers relationships useful for the
analysis and synthesis of multiply-coupled linear automatic
cont-rol systems with respect to deviations, The equations are
established in the absence of regulation for perturbations, The
following operations are possible on the basis of the expressions,
obtained, 1. On the basis of the object and controller equations,
to obtain the equations of the closed-loop systems
2. On the basis of prescribed process equations, to obtain the
relations among possible transfer functions.of the closed-loop
system in.the control and stabilization regimes.
3, On the basis of given process equations the regulator
equations may be obtained for which.the equations of the closed--
loop system will have a prescribe-d'form, i.e. where a certain
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transfer function of the closed-loop system is required in either
stabilization or control regime. The treatment is conducted and
all results are given in terms of a general matricial analysis,
Several particular.cases of the general system are considered
briefly,- autonomous control in Voznesenskiyls sense; quasi-
autonomous control in which the control system carL be separated
into individual subsystems, each of which has several controlled
quantities: the mathematical difference between quasi-autonomy or
quas-i--invariance and the analogous conditions of autonomy and
invariance is that in place of the conditions for vanishing of
matrix elements being applied to the operational coefficients of
Lhe equations or transfer functions of the system, they apply to
submatrices of such coefficients; syIstems for controlling a single
quantity%,, simplified multiply-coupled systems. There are
4 Soviet-bloc references.
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9022/B-420
AUTHORS: Kolpakova, N.P. and R)rbnikov. S.I.
TITLE.* on a Method of Selecting the Parameters for Damping
the Angular Motion of Aircraft
PERIODICALs Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Aviatsionnaya
tekhnika, 1960, No-3, PP-107-109
TEXT.- The note considers.the means of improving damping
properties of high-speed aircraft (which usually are underdamped,
when flying at high altitudes) by employing some.automatic device
such as that shown schematically in Fig.1, which represents a
manual control based on forward velocity. The system consists of,
the aircraft (1), an instrument (pitch indicator)(2)~ Pilot (3) and
the kinematic loop of the manual control. The pilot receives the-
signal compares it with the desired,setting and depending
upon the difference (tro - 149') actuates the elevator% (either
directly or through a booster). Ref.2 gives various methods of
employing closed automatic circuits fo'r the regulation of the
control system which take into account various characteristics of
the aircraft and the amount of regulation required. But when the
transfer functions of the aircraft and of the total system are,
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E022/E420
On a Method of Selecting.the Parameters for Damping the Angular
Motion of aircraft
known, it may prove useful to employ an arrangement as shown in
Fig.2. Thetransfer function of the systems aircraft -,damper
manual control loop for. W. is given by Eq.(I) in which:
Wo(p) is the transfer function of the controlled member
Wd(P) is the transfer functionof the damping device
(P 3-5 the position of the pilot's control column
6B is the position of the elevator.
Wz is the angular velocity of pitch
K is the transfer coefficient (gain factor) ofthe kinematic
loop of the manual control (usually determined when the
.aircraft is designed).
.Eq.(l) is then transformed into Eq.(2) or, in terms of the
amplitude phase (frequency) characteristics, by Eq.(3). - With the
help of these equations it is possible to determine the transfer
function,(or the frequency characteristic) of the damping devicel
if the inverse,transfer functions of the controlled member and the
total system (or their frequency characteristics) are known. This
.i s illustrated by an example, Fis.3 is a schematic diagram of the
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T. 44206-6()
ACCNR, AN6010534 ?A-1/4)SOURCE CODE:' TJR/9008/65/000/287/0002/0003
AUTHOR: Rybnikov V. - Babakov_A.(C.1o.,eJ)
ORG: none
TITLE: Rocket nuclear war and policy
SOURCE: Krasnaya zvezda, 07 Dec 65, p. 2, col. 1-7p p. 3, col. 1-4
TOPIC TAGS: military science, nuclear war e6y, milittar-rtae4~es
w~&-k~j eU-"6
ABSTRACT: The authors discuss. the Marxist-Leninist idea of war, which i&
considered to be primarily a continuation of political action on another plane and
which does not exclude other means of struggle. It is a manifestation of class
conflict, even if it is used as a weapon of national policy such as a national war of
liberation. War is therefore not to be identified exclusively with military action, but
is an extremely complex phenomenon, especially under nuclear conditions. If a
nuclear war is initiated, political activity will not cease nor even decrease. Con-
tradictions between the socialist and imperialist camps are the main caus6 of the
present world political situation and will affect the course of hostilities. General
C.rd 1/ 2

RYBc' KOV, V.l.: S'Al-,fR4(,V V.1'.
Separati on of nickel fror, cobalt in arrnor-ia solutions. Tzv. rys.
ucheb. zav.; L_-vet. met. 7 no- 4.*73-1,8 164 (MIRA 19:1)
1. Urallskiy poli-teklmicheskly institul., kafedra metalluraii
tyazhelykh tsvet-iykh metallov-

85-58-7-13/45
AUTHOR: R IT Senior Glider Pilot of the Irktitskiy
aviat s ionno -sport ivnyy klub -Irkutsk , Aviation-sports Club)
(Irkutsk)
TITLE: Irkutsk Glider Pilots (U planeristov Irkutska)
PERIODICAL: Kryllya rodiny, 1958, Nr 7, p 10 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author reports,on the intensive training engaged.
in at the Irkutsk Aviation Sports Club which has trained more
than 60 publicinstructors, more than 60 glider pilots and 24
sportsmen 3rd rank. An independent aviationsports club was
opened in Cheremlchovo; glider teams operate in Angarsk, at.
Zhilkino.settlement, at the aviation tekhnikum, and at the Plants
imeni Stalin and Kyubyshev, under public instructors G. Zaytsev,
M. Yevteyev, V.,.Popo.v, A. Tyullkov, and.sportsmen A. Makiyenko
and A. Khebnev. Irkutsk glider pilots will participate in the
Spartacus Games*
ASSOCIATION: Irkutsk Aviation-sports Club
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S/137/62/000/004/028/201
A0061AI01
AUTHORS: Smirnov, V. I., Rybnikov, V.J.
On the problem of the complex processing of oxidized nickel-
cobalt ores from Central Kazakhstan
PERIODICAL. Referativnyy zhurnal, Mletallurgiya, no. 4, la,62, 27, abstract 4G166
("Metallurg. i khim. prom-st' Kazakhstana. Nauchno-tekhn. sb.",
1961, no. 303) 28-30)
TEXT: In a 2-liter laboratory autoclave the leaching out with H2-S04 Of
two oxidized Ni-Co-ore samples.was investigated. Optimum results were obtained
2SO4 weight to the ore weighi in the pulp was 0,25;
at 24OOC; the ratio of H V
Ni was extracted up to 98.5%; that of Co to 95%; H2S04 consumption was 16-21%
of.the ore weight. The lixivation residue was melted in an electric furnace to
Fe-alloy with Wp Fe extraction.
A. Tseydler
[Abstracter's note: complete translation]
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B151/B101
AUTHORS: Tits-Skvortsova, 1. 1.T. , R"Ybnikovs, ...... Kuvshinova, N. IT.
TITLE: Transformation ofr-,-decylthiophane in the presence of an
aluminosilicate catalyst.
?ERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 5, 1962, 264, abstract
5Zh238 (Sb. -'Khimiya seraorgan. soyedineniy,
soderzhashchikhsya v neftyakh i nefteproduktakh. v- 4".
M., Gostoptekhizdat, 19611 136-140)
TEXT: The reaction between furfural.and C H MgBr is used to obtain
9 19.
(I)I(here and later the calculated yields in
b. p. in 0C/mm Hg, M. P. in OC, n 20 D and d 20 ):176, 144-145/5, 3-91
4
1.4665, 0.9326; by the action of HC1 and C H OR I is converted to the
215
ethyl ester of,,--keto-tetradecanic acid (11), 35, 142-144/3, 17, 1.4508,
0.9227; by the reduction of Il with LiAlH tetradecandiol-1,4 (III) is
4
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insCoripations of 2-phenylthiophane r- nall-,minosi-I ice,
catal-yoLo. YeSIL. !~:Osk. un.
(IdL, 18:3'
nefti un 41vr Lc a .

3/08 101000102310161061
B!17/B!47
R.Yiinikova.. A,. A-- Tits-Skvortsova, T. N, Nordov, E.
'1,rdrogenolysis of 3ulfurorganic compounds on aluminum-.cobalt-
molybderium catalyst
-40
'IC)D I C' L Refera-tivnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no, 23, 1961, 11 191,
ER I
absiract 23Zh128 (Neftckhimiya, v. 1_no. 1, 19611, 100 - 104)
T, X,;, Fc- the -F:Lrst. conversions of thiolene, sul-fides, and disuLfi-d(,s
o e ,c and arcrzniaLic seriea on an alu~Tirum-cobalt-i-nolybderum
ma ca- n , )F
s r e s t. u c it s a static. system at .4. dT-Oge
Ily v
r s u r e Binder condit~-oris of nartial hydro-genolysis., DecoMPosi tion
d i a r s cf : 'a) thiolene (n-nonyl mercaptian and thiopheriol), and (b)
,,.i)l fiAes d,- ln-non,yl sulf)de and dipheny' suAfide) are suggested. According
(a)~ the pro,;ess takes place in two directions:
a g r L!!
E S R 7H a n1d 2RSH--*-NF, S -~- RSR. It was found that the hydra-;
2 9 2~
of Sulfur compounds of the alivhatic and aromatic series proceeds
3-,ng -,o s-,m-~`nr dingrams. It was shown that some sulfur comDounds
were-- partlY .ntc. other ones the desulfurization on AMC and
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S'051/61/0,00/023/0106/061
H:vdrof--,ellOlYSLF of ~,~)Jfjjrt)r-ganic, B117/BlA7
h:jrdr~)carbons were the final product; sulfur was preciDitated as
I f, d e T ~l e sulf'ur compounis usi?d in this study were
c: 1, c" rf t C, o~cr'bedl ir tne literature (Tit-q-
Mp *od
obski-Ir.. khi rill 242 Zh. obslv~h,
51 -,--ttev pc) ob7jh-%-hey 7
M, I r-ii all 1953, 54 1 and
in~ 7~ o a a n t s Com~tant!; of ~he;'p fompounds a
cv '13 1 )~Abl -,shed data . Apuroxim~at.ely :')0 g of the
05tall,7e I
n r- s pra t e d a ri d of AMC are heated in the autoclave fcr 9 hr
C 117
i al nydi rp -,su re _i :-, 40 a t ip After coo`ing, H S 3~ R
2
F~
i, su I . a 1-~zv -ion, zlome ettier -is -,Lddpd ~c, the
c a -a 'A e -ate
ys,, s fl te-rsd off , and th ataly -
it-,, t o n I d I T a -1.0-1-T-ance, ~,.oriversinn p2rc!entage, Oroduct3
r- e a d., d r, m. (11 c- s n e r 10 0 molles Df converted substa-il,,?
fol S, n-nonarve, (III, d i - n - n c- n.%..-.,l
2
"IV). 72~1~ H sl~ c d i r.':' e 'n
2 6H6'
R
B 9 il-S, (I)~ 52.2,108,5~
1 73. 76.5, 10. 7 d z-n--nony! di-ul-fide,
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BOO1Y3o66
AUTHORS: Tits-Skvortsova, I. IT., Rybnikova, A. A.,,and
Kuvshinova, N. N.
TITLE: Synthesis and Catalytic Transformations of a-Decyl
Thiophanelby Means of an Alumino-silicate Catalyst
~PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Ashchey khimii, 1960, Vol. 30, No. 10,
pp. 3316 3319
TEXT: The authors synthesized the hitherto unknown a-decyl thiophane
(V) by applying the general method of synthesizing a-alkyl thiophanes
by R. D. Obolentsov and V.,G~ Bukharov (Ref.1). The present paper de-
scribes these data and contact transformations by means of an alumino-
silicate catalyst. The following intermediates were obtained:
a-nonyl-furyl carbinol (I); ethyl esterof y-ketotetradecanoic acid (II);
1,4-tetradecanediol (III); 124,-dibromo-tetradecane (IV) (which have not
been described as yet). They were synthesized in the following way:
Compound (I) from furfurole according to Grignard, by the general method
of synthesizing alkyl-furyl carbinols (Ref.2); compound (II) by boiling
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a-Decyl Thiophane by Means of an Alumino- B001/B066
silicate Catalyst
a-nonyl-furyl carbinol in anhydrous alcohol to which HC1 was added
(Refs. 2 and 3); compound (III) by reduction of the ethyl ester of
y-ketotetradecanoic acid with lithium-aluminum hyd-ride; compound (IV)
by reaction of 1,4-tetradecanediol with dry HBr. a-decyl.thiophane (V)
Na S dissolved
was obtained by reaction of 1,4.-dibromo-tetrade ane w.
2
in alcohol. This reaction offers a good yield and gives a pure end prod-
~uct. a-decyl thiophane decomposes on an alumino-silicate catalyst at
3000C to give hydrogen sulfide and.tetradecene-1. Unchanged a-decyl
thiophane was found in the catalyzate. The cleavage of a-decyl. thio-
phane may be illustrated by the following Scheme:
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a-Decyl Thiophane by Means of an Alumino- BOOI/H66
silicate Catalyst
H2 C CH 2
H S + H CH CH CH C H
2 IC 2 10 211-
H2 CH C10H21
C S
CH2 CH (CH 2)11 CH 3'
The behavior.of cyclic sulfides thus differs from that of aliDhatic
sulfides, which form mercaptan. sland alkenes under the same condition's
of catalysis (Ref.4). There are 6 references: 5 Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOIN: Iloskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (ly,oscow State
University
SUBMITTED: October 26, 1959
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E073/E136
AUTHORSt Rybnikova, A.A., and Tit-s-Skvortsova, I.N.
TITLE: flydrogenolysis of organic sulphur compounds on
aluminocobaltomolybdenum catalysts
PERIODICAL: Chemie a chemickl technologie. Pr*ehled technicke' a
V
hospoda'rske' literatury, v.19, no.1, 1962, 35,
abstract Ch 62-483. (Neftekhimiya, v.11 no.1, 1 1961,
io4).
TEXT. The conversion of mercaptans, sulphides and
disulphides of aliphatic and aromatic compounds under conditions
of partial hydrogenolysis is studied. For the aliphatic and
aromatic series, a similar conversion scheme applies. It is a
complicated process, during which the sulphur compounds become
mutually transformed and the final result is the formation of
.hydrocarbons and of hydrogen sulphide.
3 tables, 7 references.
~Abstractorls note: Complete translation.
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