SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SIROTKIN, A.B. - SIROTKIN, M.Y.

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Relati on of the Coefl-*-~-Jent of Diffusionto the Concentration afE the Diffusing I-fetal.
ZhTF T, 1577, 1037;
Tec~m. Phys. 4, 537, 1047

SIROTKIN, A.I.
Possibility of the occurrence of ice in the Dnieper T--i-- of the
Black Sea and in the Sea of Azov, Tnidy HIM no#12:50-56 161*
(MA 14:101)
(Dnieper Liman-Ice on rivers, lakes., etc.)
(Azov$ Sea of-Sea ice)

POLUSHKIN, K.K.; YEMELIYANOV, I.Ya.; DELENS, P.A.; ZVCFOV, N.V.; ALEKSENKO,
Yu.I.; GROZDOV, I.I.; KUZNETSOV, S.P.; SIROTKIN, A.P.; TOKARhTp
Yu.I.; LAVROVSKIY, K.P.; BRODSKIY, A.M.; BELOV, A.R.; BORISYUK,
Ye.V.; GRYAZEV, V.D.;.POPCV, D.N.; KORYAKIN, Yu.I.; FILIPPOVp A.G.;
PBTROCHUK, K.V.; KHOROSHAVIN, V.D.; SAVINOV, N.P.; MESHCHERYAKOT,
M.k;.; PUSHKAREV, V.P.; SUROYEGIN, V.A.; GAVRILOV, P.A.; PODLAZOV,
L.N.; ROGOWMIN, I.N.; TETYUKOVV.D.
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"Arbus"'atomic power plant with organic heat transfer agent and
moderator. Atom. energ. 17 no.6:439 D 164 (MIRA 18:1)

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ACCESSION NR: AP5001265 S/0089/641017100610439/0448
AUTHOR: Polushkin, K. K.; Y Dejens, P. A ; Z.vonov, N-_V-,_-
_1-I. * Kuznetsovi S. P. i %rs)tkin. A.- P.
Aleksenko _I. ; GR;Ldo - Tokarev
Yu-~T." LavroyE~ Belay,-A.-R.
P., Brod!ftxA, M 13
Grv-.izev, __Y_j?_; Popov, D. N.; Korvakin, Yu. Filippov
A. .: P21mcbuk_ X_ V_ Khor2sbikvlP. V,_D.; S&yju2y_jL_Z; Meahcheank
M. N.; Pushkarev. V. P.; Stiroyegin- V. A.; lGavrilov- P. A,. PntnnzQv. 1- AL.~._
Rogozhkin, 1, N.
TITLE: Atomic electric power installation "Arbus" with organic coolankand
mnderator
SOURCE. Atomnaya energiya. v. 17, no. 6, 1904, 439-448
TOPIC TAGS.- small nuclear reactor, organic coolantorganic moderator. react-
or economy, nuclear reactor
ABSTRACT: The paper is a summary of the SSSR 0 307 report at the Third Inter-
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national Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, 1964. It describes an
installation of a reactor in wiiiEtTo-iia7nfc-114-u-id-o-e-r-v-e-s--a-s-lHe-coolant, and an the
moderator. The low-power recctors of about 5 Mw are expected to be economical
In the remoto regiona whare the usual energy sources are not available. A regen-
cration nyatom is described for the coolant which removes the product* of radio-
lyals. Orig. art. has: 7 figurem
ASSOCIATION: None
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SIROTKIN., A.V.
Shoe industry in tne &vnanlan Feop2ata &-pub-liz. Kczh.-obu7.prom,
6 no.11236 N 164. (MIRA 18:4)

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,'!7191 ~"TRCTKE"', -;. F. - Uluchshk3nic fLaboty Chesallnyldi llt~ashin. (Iz Opyta Fabriki
Ii-.. B;Ap-:~hova). Tekst III . 11 r 0 ,~, ,- S t . 194~--,) No. 9, s. ~'"-35.
SO: li-,tc is' 11'~-urnalln-,-hlh -Statey, Vol. 36, 1949.

)IRC TTTIN , D. F. ) SIMAIC1, G. 11 -
SFinning rachinery
Return of air from the dusty pits to the stripping machines., Tekst. From. no. ly 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March -1951, Uncl.
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2. USSR (600)
4. Spinning Madhinery
7. Ram yarn clearer., Tekgt. prom. 12 no. 12 1952.
9. MjLnjWX Liat or "agglan AgeggsigaU Library of Comgressj6.~1953. Unclaesified.

SIROTKIN, D.F.; FOFOV, I.V.
Introducing research, inventions, and suggestiong on efficiency
promotion. Tekst. prou. 18 no.11:40-43 N 158. (min 11:12)
l.Ucheny7 sekretarl tekhniko-ekonomicheskogo sovets. Ivanovskogo
sovnarkhoza (for Sir6bdn). 2. *Nachallnik proizvodstvenno-tekhni-
cheskogo otdela eovnaikhoza (for Popov).
(Textile research)

SIROTKIN, D.F.
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/11' For the introduction of new mithods and tnchnolo;V in cotton
spinning. Takst. prom. IP no. 7:21-23 Jl '58. (MIRA 11:7)
1. Uchanyy sakretarl takhniko-okonomichookogo soveta Ivanovskogo
a ov na rkb oza .
(Cotton spinning)

SIROTKIN, D.F.
Technical and economic activities of the 3konomic Council. Tekst.
prom. 19 no.11:94-95 N '59. (K[PA 13:2)
(IvanoTo Arovince-Zeonomic councils)
(Textile industry)

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ccutact process. Sirotkin consIders the usual axp]A-,
=tIons of vanadium catalyst detorloration (aresol.e.: .
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May 25, 1954 -C! Consts. oft)k tiacticin R~OH + CO = HCOON.
Acids, Alialies and caled. by the relatiahaAWICapustinsUl and Vatsiminkil
other Heavy 04 micals (C.A. 43. 1241t) abduddW.'data on the effect of the partial
PrC35UM Of CO Upod4he rdte-of the reaction obtained by S.
indicate that the reAc" -!, go to completion eveit with.
the lowest CO pressur&. r -Th-- rdte becomes too low which,
justifies the current industrial practice of allowing 30-40%
of CO to escape with the tall gas". It is suggested that the
wa%ted CO be absorbed in tL solif. of Cu +, stripped, and used
to enrich the original,gas from the CO gener4tor...J-_B,-

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Alisorlitlan tit X0 iii ati.voln-, of N~SO, and reCl, %ms dctd.
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AUTHOR: Sirotkin, G. D_
TITLE: The Equilibrium in the Melts of Sodium- and Potassium Nitrates
and Nitrites
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 11,
pp 235a --25063 (USSR)
ABSTRACT, The chemical transformation of alkali nitrates at high temper-
atures has been dealt with several times, also by L. Osipoy
and A. Yevin'sh(le-ving),., These investigations were mostly con-
cerned with the qualitative determination of the thermal trans-
formation. Therefore, the author investigated the equilibrium
of the reaction MeNO 3 liqu fz~MeN02 liqu 4o 2 gas' The chemi-
cally pure nitrates and nitrites were melted in a porcelain
crucible for severA hours in a crucible furnace with the air
passing through. In certain intervals, samples were taken and
analyzed for N02 and NO 3- At the beginning of the experiments,
the nitrate-nitrite ratio always changed rapidly and approached
a constant composition characteristic of the respective temper-
Card 1/3 ature in the course of the experiment. The dissociation process

The Equilibrium in the Melts of Sodium- and
Potassium Nitrates and Nitrites
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is given in tables 1,2. Tables 3,4 give the equilibrium con-
stants of the thermal dissociation of the sodium nitrate and
potassium nitrate at different temperatures. The reaction of-
the thermal decomposition of the nitrates is accompanied by a
thermal absorption amounting to 27 kcal/g-mol for NaN02 and t.p
26 kcal/&-mol for KNO 2' The equilibrium pressure of the oxygen
over the melt considerably depends on the temperature and con-
centration of the nitrite. For sodium salts, it is approximately
GQmputed by e formula logP .11-11800/T+
NNO 31 0
210g TWO 21 ; for potassium salts, bIy the formula
KNO~
LY
logp 02 .10-113~O/T+21og LKNO - In which P0 denotes the,
2 2
oxygen pressure in atm,[ MeNOj and[IMeNO2](Me-Na, K) denote
3
the molar concentrations of the alkali nitrates and -nitrites,
respectively. The high dependence of the oxygen pressure on
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Potassium Nitrates and Nitrites
that the melts of potassium nitrate arrd -nitrite used as a
thermostatic agent in industrial catalytic processes become
gradually poorer in nitrite though they are protected from
contact with air. The oxidation of the nitrite at .temDeratures
below 4000 already occurs in the presence of oxygen traces.
There are 2 figures, 5 tables, and 6 references, 2 of which
are Soviet,
ASSOCIATION: Ivanovskiy khimiko-teklinologicheak-Ly institat (Ivanovo In-
stitute of Chemical Technology)
SUBMITTED: July 11, 1958
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AUTHORS: Kurnosova, L. V., Kolobyanina, T. N., Logachev, V.I.,
Razorenov, L.A., Sirotkin, I.A. and Fradkin, M.I.
TITLE*. Detection of anomalies in the radiation above the
southern part of the Atlantic Ocean at altitudes
between 310-340 km
PERIODICAL; Akademiya nauk SSSR, Iskusatvennyye sputniki zenli,
1961, No.8, PP-90-93
TEXT: The second Soviet satellite carried a counter tele-
scope desAgned to record the total cosmic ray intensity. This
telescope was a part of a more complex device whose function was
to record the nuclear cosmic ray component. A brief description
of the apparatus was given by S. N. Vernov, V. L. Ginzburg,
L, V. Kurnosova, L. A. Razorenov, M. 1. Fradkin (Ref.l: UFN, 63,
No.lb, 131, 1957). The present paper in concerned only with the
anomalously large counting rates obtained while the satellite was
passing over certain regions of space. The telescope consisl ed. of
two -roups of counters with effective areas of 120 and 25 cm -
The distance between them was 35.8 cm. The 2amount of matter between
the two groups of counters was about 4 g/cM (largely perspex).
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1032/E514
Thus, the telescope rec-ordecr electrons with energies
> 8 MeV and protons with emrg:Ws '," 60 MeV. The particle flux
recorded by the telescope was greater than the cosmic ray flux at
all the points where the measurements were recorded.2 In-1he region
, while
of the equator the average flux was 1.2 particle ~m sec
at high altitudes the figure was 3.3 particle cm- sec Another
unexpected result was the discovery of regions with anomalously
large intensities. Among these regions was that above the
southern part of the Atlantic Ocean where on August 19, 1960 there
was an increase in the counting rate every time the satellite
passed through the region. This is indicated by Fig.1 which shows
the counting rate as a function of local Moscow time. The three
peaks (1,2,3) correspond to the passage of the satellite through
the anomaly. The anomaly lies between 25 and 50* S and 0 and 55* W.
A further anomaly was discovered between 50 and 659 S and 30* W and
400 E. A thir4 anomaly was found in the northern-hemisphere
between 60 and 9.50 N and 137 and 170*E. It is suggested that the
northern anomaly' may be assoc'iated with the outer radiation belt
and is affected by solar flares. The South Atlantic and Southern
anomalies may be associated with the existence in the southern
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hemisphere of large negative magnetic anomalies (Ref.4:
B. M. Yanovskiy. Zemnoy magnetizm. M., GTTI, 1953), i.e. r e~~ no
in which the magnetic field strength is lower than the nor..
field strength. A. J. Dessler (Ref-51 J. Geoph. Res., 64, 7l
1959) has suggested that negative anomalies may act an sinks for
the charged particles in radiation belts. V. L. Ginzburg has
pointed out to the present authors that T. D. Carr, A. G. Smith
and H. Bollhagen (Ref.6: Phys. Rev. Lett., 5, 418, ig6o) have
discussed the variation in the intensity of radio-waves of Jupiter
and have pointed out that the longitude dependence of this inten-
sity becomes understandable if it is assumed that there are
magnetic field anomalies on Jupiter. In such regions the charged
particle concentration will be onhanced and there will be an.
Incvease in the vadio emission. This effect may be analogous to
the increase in the intensity of radiation in the region of
magnetic anomalies reported in the present paper. Acknowledgments
are expresse,' to Professor V. L. Ginzburg and Professor
N *A. Dobro'r-r/I for their advice. There are 2 figures and
6 references. 4 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet.
SUBMITTED: December 27, 1960
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AWI'MORS: Dra,~;un, G. S. , rurnosova, L. V. , Lo,,achev, T. 1. , Ya-zorenov, L.A
Strotkin, 1. A., and Fradkin, I.T. 1.
TITLE: Equipment for invostlGating the nuclear componentn of cosmic rays
ir.3talled on apace rockets and artificial earth satellites
SOURCE: Al-ademiya nauk 1.33R. IskusntvcnnTye zputniki Zemli. No. 9,
Moscow, 1961, 86-110
TEXT- Equipment installne. on the third Soviet artificial Earth natellite
and an sprice ro,:ketso for inv(!stiL;atinG the nuclear components of cocmIc
-P.y,j, is described. The results of the measurementa carried out with the
aid of the described devices have already been publiahed.in previous issues
of the journal. All the devices consist of the followinr, basic ele=entst
a char&od particle detector (-~ntogral Cheren3cov counter); an electronic
system for a=plifying signals, for eeloctin~ the required ionizini; events and
for storinG them; and elemento for matchine the photomultiplier output with
the innut of the electronic circuit and the output of this circuit with the
radiot;lemetric system. A block diagram of a unit for recordine the nuclei
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F(pillinonL for ifiv,ititiC;afin; the ... D045/DI14
(it' vonmic rayo iu (,iven in fi(7. 1. The Cherenkov crunter can Le uned for
tompornry 01fing-in in th,~ tntori.-~Ity of the niielear component
and th, -1
of thin Intennity on dintrince from the Earth. 111i adv. n-
tit,,i!; of th(j counter are tmtt the radiotechnical devicP ~infjd to relativ-tly
aiia aat a nufriciontiy lnr,,,e number of partiplet; can bo ro:t,~Ll'!!rej
pLr unit of time. The dioadvantare of its use in that the quantity of licht,
divided in the detector, and the number of photoclectronn taken from th'-3
cathode of the photomultiplier is small, and consequently the value of the
output pulse is small and large statistical fluctuations occur. A device
for measu'rinG the characteristics of Cherenkov coun;ers and several aspects
of calibration are described and illustrated. It is stated that the instru-
i,ents for measuring the nuclear components of cosmic radiation installed an
the first and second space rockets had an additional channel desiCned for
reCistering radiation in an area of increased radiation intensity. A sharp
increase in intensity was observed at distances of 27-103 km (first -rockot)
and 17-103 km (second rocket) in an area later called the inner radiatior
belt. A block dial;ram of one version of the electronic system is shown in
f J C--, 17. An can be seen from the fitgure, information on the condition of
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tho tri,;4;era of the accunulalinf, systgn can be transmitted throuGh the
radiotelenntric synt.c~n. The followinj parts of the radio system are den-
c_,-ibed and illuatratedt omittor follo-,,,or; flip-flop-colls; and ourn-ation
calls. The deocribod parts -,cre used in desiGninG dovicen for measurinc;
nucloi boyond the edge of thc atmosplw.-re; dopendin.- on the problaMO Set
and the actiuntl conditions, a final aeloction of the parameters rao made and
002,critial cttanGos in individu_l elerrionts carried out. Tvo diabgrnmo are in-
cl4dod ohowin,- t.-.o arranaer,ent of doviceD for roGistorinj; nuclei' nith (:L)
Z > 5 and Z >,15, and (2) Z P,2& Thu authors thank Zadio technician Vo
,'..'arovakiy, laboratory workor 1". Razhin and designer 0. YeGorov for their Co-
operation. There arc 29 fiGurca and 7 Soviet references.
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AUTHORS: Ginzburg, V. L., Kurnooova, L. V., Logachev,
V. I. Razorenov L. A., Sirotkin, I. A., and
TITLE: Study of charged-partiCle Intensity during th,i
flight of the 2nd and 3rd Sputniks
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Iskusstvennyye sputniki
Zemli. no. 10. Moscow, 1961, 22-33
TUT: During the flight of the 2nd and 3rd Sputniks, the flow
oi charged particles at g1titudee between 187 and 339 km and
latitudes of -65 to +65 was recorded by means of a telescope
consisting of 2 rows of gas-discharge counters; the telescope was
part of measuring equipment for cosmic rays. As a result of the
measuremento, the intensity of the charged particles and its
latitude dependence were determined. The counting rate N c and
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the Global intennity J gl at various latitudes are listed in a
tabled It was found that at all latitudes the recorded intensity
was i;everal times higher than the intensity of cosmic raya re-
corded in the stratosphere and in free space beyond the earth's
magnetic field. This difference in particularly noticeable in
the region of the geomagnetic equator, where the measured inten-
sity was six times that ol cosmic rays. Several regional anoma-
lies of intensity were observed, apparently related to the anoma-
lies of the earth's magnetic field. Por the entire track of the
space-ohips, detailed graphs were made of the time dependence of
the inten;ity and hence of its dependence on geographical ccor-
dinates and altitude of the space-ship, From these graphs, maps
V"ere made of the intenaity distribution on the earth's surface,
it io noted that; with repeated pasoat-e of the space-ship above
the oame terrestrial point and almo3t same altitude, the recorded
intensity differed sometimen from that on' the first passage; in
some caoea, the intensity was almost double. This difference
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,wua particularly noticeable at high latitudes. As the orienta-
tion of the apraratus changes during the second passage, this
difference in intensity may not be real. The obtained equi-
Intensity lines for the south-Atlantic and southern anomalies
constitude a slight refinement to the earlier obtained data (in
the references); the maximum number of counts in the southern
anomaly was 60 per second, and in the eouth-Atlantic anomaly it
was 70 per second, The anomalieB are particularly greru in the
Southern Hemisphere, The intensity distributions in tne anomaly
regions, recorded at altitudes of 306 - 339 kin and at altitudes
of 187 - 265 kin during the two flights, differ from each other.
This difference is apparently due to the different flight-
altitudes. The connection between the anomalous structurf; of' the
radiation belts and the anomalies of the earth's magnetic field
is evident; it would be premature, however, to assume that the
regional anomalies of the magnetic field on the earth's surface
have a substantial influence on charged-particle flow up to
altitudes of 200 - 3MI km. The many anomalies in the South- and
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North-Pole regions, their disposition and variation, suggest
that these anomalies are the edges of tile outer radiation belt
of the earth. The latitude dependence of the intensity is shown
in a graph (for the Northern Hemisphere); it is noted that,at
high latitudes, the increase in intensity ceases. The obtained
dnta on the intensity distribution give evidence of the edge
effects of the radiation belts at 200 - 300 kn altitude and of
certain peculiar features not observed previously. In particular,
tno great temporal anomalies are noted; thus, the "northern ano-
maly" recorded on August 20, 1960, at 7 hr. 40 min. (world time)
and the nouth-polar anomaly recorded on December 1, 1960, at 14
hr,. 22 min. These anomallen(are apparently due to solar activity.
The line of least intensity the "radiation equator") Is shown
in a figure. With regard to the composition of the radiation,
it is likely that the increase in the counting rate (as compared
to that from primary cosm1c rays) is due to protons with E P "I
60 Mov; although no definite conclusion is possible as yet, it
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Study of charged-particlen ... D299/D302
is acsumed (as a working model) that the inner radiation belt
if formed by protons and that the number of electrons of energies
higher than -2 Mev is small. The above results confirm the
existence of a hiGh-intensity region dovin to 200 km altitude
(from 1000 km). On the other hand, the radiation at 50 - 150 km
is practically independent of altitude. The altitude dependence
of the intensity (for 200 - 2000 km) is shown in a figure.
Tentatively, the altitude h and the atmospheric density p can.
be expressed ty the values: .
h, km 100 150 200 300 400 500
(11 gm- cm-3 10-9 10-11 10- 12 10-13 2 x 10-14 2 x 10-15
h, km 600 700 800 900 1000
, gm- cm -3 6 x 10- 16 2 x 10- 16 6 x 10-17 3 x 10-17 10-17
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Study of charged-particles.,. D299/D302
On thu baoin of the incomplete data available, the internal
radiation-belt in tho equatorial region for altitudes above 400
600 km can be approximated by a very simple model, where only
ionization losses are taken into account, At higher latitudes,
the pattern is more complicated; it becomes necessary to render
more precise the composition, spectrum and altitude-variation
of the charged particles. At altitudes below 400 600 km,
considerable deviations from the formula J occur. This
is due to diffusion of the narticles in a d rection transverse
to the magnetic field; this diffusion mechanism is related to
collisions between particles~ A second diffusion mechanism
exists, related to the presence of clectrid fields B which
car3e particle-drift, The diffusion processes require further
investigaiion. Finally, the radiation dose is eatimated beneath
a layer of maibter of the order of 4 gm/cm7 2 at an altitude of
200 - 300 km. Assuming recorded proton energies (in the equa-
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Study of charged-part1clec... D299/D302
torial region) of E P;~ 60 ?Jcv, the daily radiation dose conati-
tuten approximately 30~ of the permissible dose. In the region
of the south-Atlantic anomaly at 300 km altitude, the radiation
dose 13 by an order of magnitude higher than At the equator.
There are 10 figures, I table and 10 references: 7 Soviet-bloc
and 3 non-Soviet-bloo (including 2 translations). The reference
to the English-language publication reads as follows: S.
Yoshida, G. H. Ludwig, J. A. Van Allen, J. Geophys. Res., 65,
807, 1960.
SUBMITTED: May 15, 1961
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5 (3) SOV/79-29-3-- 20j/61
AUTHORS: Yesafov--, V. I., Stashkov; L. I., S--:~rotkin~ L. B.;
Suvorov, A. L., Novikov, Ye. G.
TITLE; On the Characteristics of the a,P-Unsaturated Ket:)nes. VII
(K kharakteristike a;p-nepredel~nykh ketonov. VII)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1959, Vol, 29, Nr 3, PP 845-849 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper is issued as first publication of experimental
data on the hydrolytic cleavage of the aliphatic aromatic
a,p-unsaturated ketones containing an aryl radical. which is
directly combined vith the carbonyl group. Ketones of thiB
type were obtained by dehydration of the P.-ketols which had
been synthesized according to the method of Grignard: V. and
Colonge, I. (Ref 2).
CH CH
1 3 C6HCJI(CH3)Mgj I
(CH ) U-L;=-U + un COAr (CH ) C-C-CH,COAr
3 3 3 3 3 1 4
OH
Experiments with respect tc the hydrolytic cleavaga of the
P-ketols were carried out as well. The data of table 2 show
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SOV/79-29-3-20/6i
On the Characteristics of the a,P-Unsaturated Ket~Dnes. VII
a2p-unsaturatled ketones and prove to be more sensitive to very
weak hydrolysj*s reagents. Besides, the behavior of the P-ketols
in the hydrolysis differs from that of the a&-unsaturated
ketones by the fact that a change of the NaOH-concentration
exerts a slight influence upon the cleavage intensity of the
P-ketols whereas the hydrolytic cleavage of the a,0-unsaturated
ketones is considerably influenced. The rate of hydrolysis of
the aliphatic aromatic ketones investigated increases sign-ifi-
cantly when the NaOH concentration is increased from 0.01 to
0.1 n. 8 13--ketols hitherto unknown were synthesized and de-
scribed. It was determined how far the hydrolytic cleavage of
the P-ketols and at the same time that of the a,P--unsaturated
ketones develops and it was proved that the latter separate but
little HBr on bromination. There are 2 tables and 4 references,
2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy gosudarstvennyy universite-t (Ural State Un 4 versity)
SUBMITTED: February 18, 1958
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SIROTKIN, L.M,
Change in the design of rectification column plates. Neftianik
6 m.3:21 Mr 161. (KIRA 14:10)
1. Nachallnik remontno-mekhanicheskogo taekha Khersonskogo
nef'f.Opererabatyuvayushchego zavoda.
(Plate towers)

AUTHOR: Sirotkin, L.N.
113-5P-6-A/16
TITLE: Modernized Trucks of the Yaroslavl' Automobile Plant
(Modernizirovannyye avtomobili Yaroslavskogo avtozavoda)
PERIODICAL: Avtomobillnaya promyshlennost', 1958, Nr 6, P 7-9 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Yaroslavl' Automobile Plant has modernized the serial pro-
duction of the YaAZ-210, YaAZ-210D and YaAZ-210E trucks and pro-
duced a new mode1jaAZ-214. After the modernization, the three
automobiles were renamed YaAZ-219, YaAZ-221 and YaAZ-222 re-
spectively. The effected chanpes are described in detail.
There are 5 drawings and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Yaroslavskiy Avtozavod (The Yaroslavl' Automobile Plant)
Card 1/1 1. Automobile industry--USSR 2. Truck models-Revision

6IACYPFIN? L.:i.
I
L'achino 'or tho manufacturo of laFer bags 2or tha packaging, of
bitumen. Nefteper. i noftelkhim. no.9:31-32 16/~. (I-M-,,A 17:10)
1. *,-~Iliersonskiy neftepererabatyvayushcIdy zavod.

SIROTKIN, M.P., doteent, kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk.
Determination of flood-line limits in a terrain for reservoir
construction.--5bar.st.po geod. no.6:49-51 154. (KLaA 9:6)
(Reservoirs) (Sur*'eying)

SIROTKIII,M.P., dotsent kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk
Tasks of geodesy in connection vith the construction of large
hydrotechnical installations. Sbor.st,po gdod. n0-7:43-48 '54.
(Geodesy) (Water resources development) (MLRA 8:11)

SIROTKIII.- Mikhail Pavlovich, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; FLOROVSKIT,
; KLIZZIMIN, G.M., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Gaodatic work in geological and hydrological investigations for
hydraulic construction] Proodezicheskis raboty pri geologicheskikil
i g1drologichemkikh izyskaniiakh dlia gidrostroitalletva. Moskva,
Izd-vo geodezicheskoi lit-ry, 1955. 3.25 P. (MIRA 8:6)
(Geodesy) (Hydraulic enginmering)

SIROTKIN, M.P., kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk.
------------
Errors in computing capacities of reservoirs on the basis of
topographic maps. Geod.i kart. no.7:44-49 3 156. (KLM 9:11)
(Topographical surveying) (Reservoirs)

J L 12
r tro
-010. ic~,! 3. a -c.. n -;t 11u,--t -i,-.n i L J L- t
1219 illus. t~--.bles.
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AUTHOR: Biro kin, M- P., 0 ndidate of SOV/6-58-12-8/14
Technical Sciences
TITLE: Choosing the Scale of a Topographical Survey for the Projection
of a Drainage System (0 vybore masshtaba topograficheskoy
s"yemki dlya proyektirovaniya osushitellnoy seti)
PERIODICAL: Geodeziya i kartografiya, 1958, Nr 12, PP 45-47 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
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This is a comment an the paper "Choosing the Scale of a
Topographical S,-,rvey and the Height of the Relief Section for
the Projection of a Drainage System" by S. M. Dvoryankov in the
Geodeziya i kartografiya, 1957, Nr 2. The comment was written on
request of the editors who demanded a discussion on the subject.
it is pointed out that.choosing the scale is a task of land
surveyors and architects9 but primarily it is to be considered
as a geodetical problem., The paper by Dvoryankov is discussed
and various discrepancies are pointed out. In a summary it is
stated that the.pre:3ent paper is a valuable contribution, its
principal value lying in the selection of the survey scale by
way of experiment,which is the only proper way to solve the
problem set up.

3W SOV/154-5972-22/22
AUTHORS: Sirotkin, M. P., Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Florovskiy, L.%S., Docent, Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Books on Geodesy Required by Civil Engineers and Students (0
knige po geodezii, neobkhodimoy dlya irzhenerov i studentov
stroiteley)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Geodeziya i
aerofotos"yemka, 1959, Nr 2, PP 155-157 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Seven books which were published in 1956; 1957 and 1958 are dis-
cussed. Although this represents a greater number of books
published on surveying than before, none of them can be recom-
mended to a civil engineer or student in civil engineering. The
demand is great and many of the books mentioned are alreadj
sold out. All these books are one-sided and do not correspond
to their titles. The main deficiency of all of them is theab-
sence of calculations to coordinate the accuracy of the recom-
mended surveying methods with the standards laid down in civil
engineering.
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SOV/154-59-2-22/22
Books on Geodesy Required by Civil Epjineers and Students
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut gorodskogo stroitel'stva (Moscow InstiLute
for Town Planning)
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UXOIQI-DC-6-1-363

BELIKOV, Tevgeniy Fedorovich, doteent; VORONIN, Viktor Aleksandrovich, inzh.;
GLOTOV, Georgiy Yedorovich. dotsent; ZRI-RUKOV, Ynriy Vloclimirovich,
inzh.; IVANOV, Leonid Fedorovich, Inxh.; KOREW, Glob gergeyevich,
inmh. [deceased]; R&SLMIKOV, Anatoliy Stepanovich, Insh.; "=-IN,
Mikhail Pavlov ah,-dotsent; ULITIN, Andrey Illich, inzhef URUSOV.
A
Nikita Turlyevich, insh.; noRoYSKIT, Turly Sergeyevich, lnzh.;
SHA IDZHUYAN, Grand Alaksandrovich, inzh.; NMIT. Vitaliy Ivanovich,
inzh.; VASIL'YEVA, V.L. red.izd-va; ROKANOVA, V.V., tekhn.red.
[Guidebook on principles of engineering geodesy used in planning
and building hydroelectric power stations] Spravochnoe rukovodetya
po inzhene rno-goode siche skin Izyakaniiam pri proektirovanii i stroi-
tel'stva gidroalektrostar-tsii. Pod obahchei red. I.F.Belikova.
Koskva, Izd-vo geodes.lit-ry, 1960. 447 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Hydroelectric power stations) (Geodesy)

SMOTKIN M.P. kand.tekhn.nauk
computing topographical volumes by methods of approximate integra-
tion. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; geod.i aerof. no.0':39-46 161.
(MIRA 15 :3)
1. Moskovskiy inzhenerno-stroitellnyy institut.
(Surveying)

STROTKIN Mikhail Pavlovich; BELIKOV, Ye.F.., retsenzent; FT-OROVSKIY,
------ j' LOT r, V~1'5
; OV, F., red,; VASIL"-MIA,
red. izd-va; ROVIVIOVA, V.V.., tekhn. red.
rHandbook on geodesy for bui-Iders'Spravochnik po geodezii dlia
stroitelei. Moskva., Gecdezizdat, 1962. 279 p. (14TRA 15:9)
(Surveying) (Building)

SIROTKIN', Mikhail Yakovlevich
(Chuvash Pedagogical Itist)
Academicdogree of Doctor of Bhilological Sciences, based on his
defense, 1 April 1953, in the Council of the In3t of World Liter-
ature imeni Gorlkiy, Acad Sci USSR, of his dissertation entitled:
"Chuvash Soviet Literature."
Academic degree and/or title: D6ctor of Sciences
jO: Decisions of VAK, List no. 222, 12 Nov 55, Byulltte~i' M'10
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