SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SLADKI, E. - SLADKOV, A.M.

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KOZAR, Zbigniew; SLADKI, Edward; ZOTIIIERKCYWA, Denuta
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Clinical aspects of chronic trichinellosis in people. 1.
Periodical examinations and therapeutic trials in patients
with chronic trichinellosis in the light of recent patho-
genetic considerations. Wiad. parazyt. 10 no.6z651-663 164
1. Laboratory of Antropozoonoses of the Department of Para-
sitology, Polish Academy of Sciences, and Department of
Parasitology, Veterinary Faculty, Wroclaw, Poland.

KOZAR, Zbigniew; SLADKI, Edward; ZAK, Edward
Clinical aspects of chronic trichinellosis in people. 11.
Studies in patients with chronic diseases of the motoric
system. Viad. parazyt. 10 no.6t665-671 164
1. Laboratory of Antropozoonoses of the Department of Para-
sitology, Polish Academy of Sciences, and Department of
Parasitology, Veterinary Faculty, Wroclaw, Poland.

Subject USSR/Aeronautics - Model building
Card 1/1 Pub. 58 - 13/14
AID P - 4893
Author Sladki, I.
Title Building of high-speed models for flights on guiding lines.
Periodical Kryl. rod., 7, 21-22, Jl 1956
Abstract First installment of an article to be continued in the
periodical's issue of August 1956: a highly specialized
technical discussion on the choice of motor for high-speed
aircraft models. 7 designs.
Institution None
Submitted No date

Subject USSR/Aeronautics - Model Building
Card 1/1 Pub. 58 - 10/12
AID P - 49o4
Author SladkI, I.
Title Building of high speed models for flights on guiding
lines.
Periodical Kryl. rod., 8, 16-18, Ag 1956
Abstract The second and last installment of an article begun In
the periodical's July Issue. Practical advice is given:
1) on the choice of the form of propeller blades and on
their fashioning; 2) on the form of fuel tanks'and the
composition of fuel; and on 3) the construction of some
parts of the fuselage of the models. 10 designs.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

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SHUYKIN,N.I.; TIMCFEMA.Ye.A.; SIADKIKH,V.M.
Contact-catalytic conversions of 7L-pentans in presence of a
chromium aluminum magnesium catalyst. Izv.AN SSSR. Otd.khim.
nsau no-3:567-569 My-Je 155. (MM 8:9)
1. Institut organicheakay khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo Akadenii
nPlik SSSR.
(Pentane)

GOICHAROV, F.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; FRMLIH, G.I., inzh.; SLA.DKOIGMV, N.I.,
inzh.
Asbestos-cement sewage stand pipes for industrial buildings
and apartment bouses. Nov.tekh.mont,i spets.rab.v stroi. 21
no.9:21-22 S '59. NIRA 121: 11)
1. VSeaoyuzW nauchno-inaledovatellskiy institut gidrotekhni-
cheakikh i sanitarno-teldinicheskikh rabot (for Sladlcomedov).
(Pipe, Asbestos-cement)

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SLAUK0kZDrWA, A. I.
SIADIWIEDOVA, A. I. "On a Potato Disease (Virus) with Uaidenti-fied Etiology,"
in Virus Diseases-of Plants F-na Measures for 7heir Control Workd of the Con-
ference on Viruu Disepses of Plants 1940, PuIblishing House of the Academy of
Science USSR, Moscow 1941, D - 309-315. 464.32 So9
SO: bIRA 31 90-53- 15 Dec. 1953

SLADKOI-LEDOVA, A. 1.
SLADMI-IDOVA., A- 1. "Tre.,Ament. of Carrot Se.-ds (with ZbarEkii's Bactericide)
for Control of Diseanes," Selektsiis i Semenovodstvo vol. 17, no. 12,
1950, -P-0- 61-9 Se5
SO: SIPA SI 90-~53, 15 Dec. 1953

FIALKOVSKAYA, Ya.A. [FjRjk-nvg,ka, 0.0j; SLADKOMEDOVA, A.I. [Sladkomedova, 0.1.1;
SHMATOVA, M.K.[Shmtdv&, M.M.]
Formation of the resistance to rust and smuts in winter and spring
wheat hybrids. Trudy Inst. gen. i sel. AN URSR 5:56-62 '58.
(MIRA 11:9)
(Wheat--Disease and peat resistance) (Uredineas) (Sm-uts)

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fox-tail miUet in analyzed. In Khar'kavokaya
Oblast foxtail millet is heavily attack;-zd by
istilago Crozevi (whiell alsv ilifecta hun-mari'an
grass) doez lot atmaek Millet, ~qudangrass
a'Lld the su;ut- of millet U.Par-ici x-iliw;e-4
ttf corn U.Reilieva do no', lpx-e-ct
V030-ail Millet.

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SLADKOPEVTSEV, A.A., kand. tekhn. nauk (Moskva)
Designing frames 17ing 1009817 On elastic foundations. Issl. Tpo
teor. sooruzh. no.8:427-436 '59. (YIU 12:12)
(Girders)

I, SLADKQPEVTSET S.A.
Geomorphological conditions preserving bauxite deposits in
central Xazakhatan. Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 5: Geog. 15 no.5:52-55
S-o 16o. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Kafedra. geomorfologii Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Bauxite) (Uzakhstan--Geology, Structural)

SLADKOl%VTSEV.---S-.A.'
Geomorphological studies in prospecting for bauxites in central
Kazakhstan, Vopegeog. no.52256a t6le (MIRA 14:6)
(Kazakhatan.-Bauxite)

SUDKOPUTSEV, S A.
Origin and types of central Kazakhstan depressions. IZV*AN SWRII
Seregeog& nool:84-,W Ja-F 163, (MIRA 16s2)
1. Geograficheskiy fakul'tat Moskovskogo gosudarst7ennogo univer-
siteta im. 14.V,. Iomonosovae
(Kazakhstan-Geology., Structural)

SLADKOPEV'rSEV, S.A.
Paleogeographical methods for evaluating the prospects of finding
bauxite in some regions of central kazakhstan. Vest.Mosk. un.
Ser. 5: Geog. 17 no.1:14-19 Ja-F 162. (miRA 16:7)
1. Kafedra geomorfologii Moskovskogo urdversiteta.
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(Prisarysuyskaya Depression-Paleogeography)
(Prisarysuyskaya Depression-Bauxite)

SLADKOFEVTSEV, S.A.
Structure of reaches in the valleys of temporary channels in central
Kazakhstan. Izv. Vses. geog. ob-va 95 no.5:449-450 S-0 163.
(MIRA 16:12)

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VOSKRESF&ISKIY, S.S.; FOSTOLENKO, G.A.; SINIONOV, Yu.G.; PATYK-KARA,
N.G.; ANAIVYEV, G.S.; PIMENOVA, R.Ye.; YEVTEYEVA, I.S.;
KUZNETSOVA, L.T.; SCROIXUA, Ye.P.: WRO, L.Y.;
41-7 ARISTAIRKROVA, L.B.; YEDVEDEVA, N.K.;
SLADRQF~- -=
_rMATIII'A L.I.,_r~d.
(Geomcrphological atudlool work oxpdrionao in aouthwtora
Transbaikalia, eastern Fergana.. central Kazakhstan, and
the Caspian Lowland] Geomorfologicheskie issledovaniia;
opyt rabot v IUgo-Vostochnom Zabaikalle, Vostochnoi Fergane,
TSentrallnom Kazakhstane i Prikaspiiskoi nizmennosti. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo Mosk. univ., 1965. 275 P. (MIRA 18:7)

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t, ~ m - fR A ~' ;,z ., -~- I
Geog. 20 no.";SO-54 Ja-F

I61-0KOFEUTSEV, S.A.
Origin of sand massifs in the Sub-Ural Plateau. Izv. Vses. geog,
ob-va 97 no-3;-279-281 MY-je '65.
(MIRA 18:8)

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SLADKOFIffTSMA, G.Te., khimik.
Dyeing yarn with sulfur dyes in centrifugal apparatus. Tekst.
prom. 14 no.5:45-46 My '54. (MT-RA 7:6)
(Dyes and dyeing)

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products J-10
and Their Application
Dyeing and chemical treatment of textiles
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 32200
Author : Yushkov N.A:., Sladkopevtseva G. Ye., Shubina N.A.,
Shumarina A V.
Title : Decreasing the Expenditure of Sodium Sulfide in
Dyeing Cotton.
Orig Pub: Tekstillnaya prom-st', 1956, No 7, 37-39
Abstract: The formulas for dyeing cottom with sulfur dyes
(D) have been revised in order to decrease the
expenditure of D and Na2S. The optimal amounts
of Na?S have been determined for dyeing with
Sulfur Black, Brown Zh, Blue Z and their mixtures,
C ard 1/3

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-19
and Their Application
Dyeing and chemical treatment of texti-1--s
Abs Jour: Referat, Zhur - KhImIya, No 9, 1957, 32200
continuous dyeing apparatus it is not expedient
to use NaCl with a con-tent of thiosulfates, in
the dye bath, amounting to 2'r-30 &/Iiter. The
new formulns Increase e_xhaustion of the D'. de-
crease Its losses during rinsLn-g ani, canse-
quently, result in large savings (about '309) of
D and Na2S.
C a rd 3 Al'

SHITBINA, N.A. ; SLADKGPEVTUVA. Me. khimik
Improving the spinning properties of d"d cotton, Takate prom.
18 no.8:56-58 Ag '58. Wu 11-- 10)
1.Zaveduyushchi.r khimicheskDy laboratoriev Ivanovskogo mel&nshe-
vogo kombinata (for Shubina). 2.1himicheskaya laboratoriya Ivanovskogo
melanzlievogo kombinata (for Sladkopevtseva).
(cotton spinning)

LYUBIMOV, N.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; MrILNUKHIN, A.S., st-arshiv nauchiny7 -~c-r-udnlk,
kand.tekhn.nauk; SHUMAIRINA, A.V., inzh.; SL
, KAIR 0- A S1 i . L . JV i n ah . : Yj S H -C- TK~( TL T- a , S .
Reviews and bibliograplLy. Tekst.prcm. 25 no.11:90-94 N 165.
(MIRA 18~12)
1. Rukovoditell laboratorii. TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledov--ell-
skogo instituta khlopchatobumaziinoy promyshlennosii, Moskia,,(for
Ly-ubimov). 2. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy insti'~Lut
khlopchatobumazhnoy proEVahlennosti, Moskva (for MantLkhin).
3. Khimicheskaya laboratoriya Ivanovskogo melanzhevego Rombina--a
(for Sladkopevtseva, Shumarina, Harkunas). 4. Nachallnik
tkatskogo proizvodstva Novo-Noginskoy tkatskogo-otdalochno-y
fabriki (for Mishketkull).

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IIRLN , YI.,A. ; I-11PORSKIY, V.V.; OYYS, G.N.; SIADK05!a]JXZV.~,L
SUKAG.,EV, A.I.; KAPUSTIN, Ye.A.; BULOSKIT, M.T.; SIMPUNEV, P.I~.
j2-
-jx~.-Kcon fed into tha fuel snray of 1*r" cpen-hearth fwmtces durir..
convqroion cf rhosiihorous crist irn;. Stall 16 no"10:875-882 0 Ii6~
(MLRA 10:9)
1. UL-rainskiy inctitut metplIov, zqvod "Azovstall" i Moskovskiy
ivistitut stali.
(LIcon-henrth furnnces) (Qxypan--IndustrinI apDlicAtions)

130-8-8/20
AUTHOR: Sl&dkoshteyev, V.T. and Podollskaya G.A., Engineers.
TITLE: Thermal Conditions Of Open-hearth Melting with Oxygen-
blowing of the Bath (Te~lovoy rezhim martenovskoy plavki
pri produvke vanny kislorodom)
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 195?, No.8, pp. 21 - 22 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors give an account of experience at the "Azov-
stal"' Works in the development of optimal conditions for
oxygen-blowing of the open-hearth bath. Oxygen-blowing secured
a more rapid rise in metal temperature (Fig.1) and, as shown
in experimental heats, coke-oven gas consumption could then
be reduced by 257o without affecting melt-down or decarburisation
speeds and with beneficial effect on dephosphorisation. The
authors also give results (Table 1) of two groups of experi-
mental heats in one of which oxygen was added to the flame as
well as the bath; this gave no benefits. Experiments showed
that an excess-air coefficient of 1.6'S'ecured complete com-
bustion of carbon monoxide produced by oxygen blowing. b*or
the finishing period it was found necessary when oxygen-blowing
of a bath with 0.8 - 2.0116 C to add ore to prevent overheating;
coke-oven gas consumption was reduced by at least 2576 and excess
of air was increased; there was no oxygenation of the flame.
Cardl/2 There are 2 figures and 3 tables.

KOROLIV. A.I.; BLIKOT, S.T.; ILTBIMTS, I.A.; KCBURNETV, LM,; TURUBINHR,
A.L.; VASILlYlV, S.V.; CHXRN3NW, M.A.; BBWTt I.V*; TBISSOV. S.A.;
XUOV, V.P.; MXDVXW, V.A.; HALIKKOV. V.G.-, BULISKIT, X.T.;
TRUBBTSKOV, K.M.; SMMOV, SLMG
V.I.; KUROCHKIN, B.N.; ZHDANOY , A.M.; BELIKOV, K.N.; SA13IUffg
M.P.; GARBUZ, G.A.; PMGORBTSKIT, A.A.; ALF]OW, K.S.; NOVOLMSKIT.
P.I.; MOROZOV, A.N.; VASILITAV, A.N.; KARAKHOVSKIY. I.S.; MA 9
A.V.; VJMOVTS]ff, AGAPOV. T.Y.; VACHAR. N.A.; PAS'lq=07. A.I.;
BORODULIN, A.I.; VAYNSHTEM. O.Ya.; ZHIGULIN, V.I.; DIKSILTIrN, Te.l.-,
KIDUSMO, L.S.; KOTIN, A.S.; MOLOTKOV, N.A.; SITJlRSKIT, M.T.;
ZHID3TS1IY, D.P.; MIXHAYLRTS. W.S.; SLXPKANIV, P.N.; ZAVODCHIKOV.
N.G.; GUDIKCHUX, V.A.; WAZAROV, P.M.; SAVOSIKIN, M.Te.; NIKOLkYBV,
A.S.
Reports (brief annotations). Blul. TSXII0M no.3.8/19:36-39 '57-
WAA 11 tO
1. Mag~itogorskiy matallurgichesldy kambinat (for Koraler, Belikov,
AgELpov' Dikahteyn). 2. Khznatskiy m'elballurgicheskiy kombiuat (for
Blinov: Vasiltyevp A;*N.1 Boro LP-, Klimaserko)- 3- Chelyabinskiy
metallurg-lahegkiy za-vod (for Ufj~-~na'-s, Vkvnsh4.eyn). 4. 7,avod im.
Dzharzhinskogo (for XDburneye-v)* Zavod "Za'porozhatall" (for
Turabiner, Maza7, Fodgoretakiy, Ma--akhavskiy, Savoalk-in).
6. Makeyevsldy metallurgichaskiy zavod (for V'asillyev, S.V.,
Mallkov, Zhida--Jskiy, Allferov). 7. Stallproyekt (for Charneako,
Zhdanov, Zavodchikov). 8. VNIIT (for Belov). 9. Stalinakiy metal-
lurgichaskiy zavod (for Talesc7, )Walch).
(Continued on next card)

KCRCLIT, A.I.--(continuedl)
10. Nizhxne-Tze"Ilzl:~~- Loxl.;Ltat Ksil-,adev,
Novolodskiy, Ve6har). 1A. Zav-od "Asovatal (fe? Dal I skiy,
Slepkanev). 12. TSW-,ral8i~yy i3isti-
tit cherwy me,*.-alh=g'L! T---ub.)tskov-). 1,1. %re-inakir irsti-
tut metallov (fo:,-- MeZ-'malhteyev, 71-4. Zaxod
"Krasnyy (f!:,:.- N, 15. Tsesoyu=Uy vauch,--o-isslado-
vatellskiy instilm~. mata",-Lvglz4,,-azkoy teplotekhm-fld (for Kurochkin).
16. Zavod im. (fj:.- Sq:%.'Yov). 1-,v. CE.lybi,,ki, poli-
tekhnichaskly Moroz~-7). 18. Rpran't-all (for Garb=,).
19. Urallskiy izatitiz~ --ha=4-ldm- ml.allo-- (f-a-2 20. Zavod
in Petrovskogo (f c,:~, Mi-11gulln). -21. Min~isters' 5-7.) uhe=07 me'vallurgii
USSR (for Molo-,kcrv, 22. Glavspetos all Maal.6ra';,va
chernoy metallurgii SSSR kfc~:~ Nikolayev)
(Opm-hear' h prom e.3)

137-58-6-11697
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 67 (USSR)
AUTHORS, Shneyerov, Ya.A., Sladkoshteyev, V.T.
TITLE, Oxygen Applications in Open-hearth Steelmaking (Primeneniye
0
kisloroda v martenovskom proizvodstve)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. o-va chernoy metallurgii, 1957, Vol
18, pp 315-324
ABSTRACT A presentation of the results of an investigation on the use
of 02 in the 350-t tilting open-hearth furnaces of the Azovstal'
plant, which are heated by a mixture of gases and processing
phosphorus ores by the scrap-and-ore process. Combined use
of 02 in the flame through water-cooled tuyeres and an in-
jector, and in the bath by Fe lances through a hole in the back-
wall is the most efficient procedure. The average degree of
enrichment of the air by 02 (24%) makes it possible to increase
furnace output by 17% measured in calendar time and to reduce
unit fuel consumption bv 6.50/0. Reduction in heat time by de-
livery of 02 into the bath was 0.75 hour in experimental cam-
paigns per 1000 m3 pure 0?. 0-2 is effective with a corribination
Card 1/2 of basic roofs, reduction in charging and heating time, and

137- 58-6- 11687
Oxygen Applications in Open-hearth Steelmaking
elimination of delays in tapping. The use of 02 increases the dust content of
the combustion products by 2.5-3 times during the heating and addition times,
and by 5-10 times during the blow. To reduce dust formation during the
0
blow it is deemed necessary to conduct experiments in blowing the bath with
a mixture of steam and oxygen. Ref. also RzhIMet, 1957, Nr 3, abstract
3802.
V. G.
1 Doen hearth f 7_Lrnaces--Perforriance 2. Oxygen--Applications .3. Steel--Production
Card 2/2

25(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPL41TATION SOV/2132
K1YQv. Ukrainskly Mauchno-issledovatellskly Institut metallov
Takhnologlya proizvodstva I svoyatva chernykh n*tallov; abornik
(The Manufacture and Characteristics of Ferrous Metals; a collection
0f articles) Kharlkov, Kharlkovskiy gos.unly. in. A.M. Gor'kogo,

1958. 27 p (Series; Itai Trudy, v7p. 4) E. slip In
I . -rata
sorted. 1,000 copies printed.
Editorial Staff Or this books ?,A. Aleksandroy, U.S. Kazarnovskly,
X.I. Xurmanov, M.P. Lave, V.P. Onoprlyerkn. V.A. T-.khovbkiy
and
,
Ya. A. Shneyerovi Ed.t B.S. Liberiman, Tech. Zd.z X.O. Our-
PURPOSEs The book is intended for the scientific personnel of
Institute$ and for engineers and technicians or notaiiurgicai
enterprises and other branches of the Industry
.
COVXRAG33 The collection or articles reviews the warx carried an at
the Institute of Metals on the technology of blast furnaces, open-
hearth furnace$, and rolled stock production. It &'.so deals
with problems In metallography, heat treatment or ferrous metals
and methods forthair study. Pnrticular attention 19 devoted tol
the preparation of, charges and blast furnace practice with Increased
gas pressure, Open-hearth production with oxygen blast and rollIng
of IIght profiles. No personalities are mentioned. narerencea
accompany each article.
TABLE OF COXTENTSt
SLAST FURNACE PRODUCT-109
Soldatkin, A.I. Preparation or a High Pluxad Sinter from Manganese
-
Or*
49
Drusov, L.P. Method of Estimating the Reducing and Thermal Gas
,,ork* In a Blast Furnace W!th Dirrarent charges 71
Goncharov, S.F. Study of Processes In th* Hearth of the Blast
Viirnice-With Increased Blast Purnpce Can Pressure Steel Raking 77
Sladkoahteyov, V.?, Slag-forming In an Open-hearth Furnace With
ft-F-alff-wra-d r- 105
Zaytarv. I.A. Zrrect of Smelting Temperature Regime on the Dephon-
06*r1s.tIon Process IIg
Rablnovich, A.T. Erfect of the Technology or the Working Period
br-ir-BasZ4FOpen--hearth Smelting an the Hydrogen Content In Metal 135
Kowraynkly. V. B. and P.P. Svirldenko. Effect of the Working Period
f Phosphorous Cast Iron Reduction on Hairline Cracks
:
~d Seams 10 Halls 155
ROLLINO
Almics-A ov, . P.A. Structure and Mechanical Proportion of Rolled
Steel In Blooming Ingots A5
Ounin, I.V. New Light I-Beams 179
Dolthankov, Fj,_Yo. Forward Slip In Rolling Heavy Strip lag
Vilippoy, I.N. Comprehensive Investigation, Generalization, and
Irit-roductIoncirProgr*sGive Methods And Innovators- Foremost Working
Methods on Section Mille 203
Card 4/6
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SHNEYEROV, Ya.A.; LEPORSKIYy V.V.; KAZARNOVSKU, D.S.; KOTIN9 A.G.) NUMANOV,
H. I. ; SUKkCHZV 9 A. 1. ; S&LmADKO . UL'SKIY 9 M.T.; SVIRIDENKO,
F.F.; SIDEL#KDVSYLIYv' M.P.; EDZHgVNIKGVI I.Yu., red.; BORODkVKIKj M.L.,
red. izd-va; ISLENTIYEVA, P.G., tekhn. red.
[Converting phosphorous cast iron in open-hearth furnaces] Peredel fos-
foristykh chugunov v -rtenovskikh pechakh. Moskvaq Goo. nauebao-
tekhn. izd-vo po chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgiip 1961. 256 p.
(KERA 14:8)
(Ope7n--hearth process)

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AU,jv~qORS. Sladkoshteyev, V. T,, Potanin, R. V., Akhtyrskiy, V. I., Kuritskly,
M ga_~*
Yu. I,
4 LE; Experimental industrial unit for the continuous teeming of steel
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 47, abstract 2V282
C'Sb. tr. URr. n.-i. in-t metallov", 1961, no. 7, 143-150)
TFXIP~ The authors describe an experimental industrial continuous steel-
teeming unit constructed at the Ukrainian Institute of Metals, The design of
this -unit provides for the casting of round and square blanks, 60 - 200 mm in
diameter. On the teeming platform located at 11.5 m height from the shop floor,
there are: an assembled water-cooled Cu-crystallizer with a mechanism for its
reciprocal displacement, and an intermediate teeming device without a stopper and
with a metering zirconium nozzle of 14 - 19 mm In diameter. Directly underneath
the crystallizer on a 3 m long section there are the secondary cooling sprayer
unit and the guide rolls. To pull the blanks an electric-driven drawing stand
is used, which makes it possible to regulate the speed of drawing the blanks
within a wide range. The roll pressure on the blank may also vary from 1.0 to
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Experime-n-.al industrial unit ... A0061AI01
5.0 tons by adjusting the springs. Below the drawing stand there iz the gas-
cutting cabin, which moves during the blank cutting process along vertical
guides at 3.2 m pace. The cut-off blank pieces drop into the collecting device
pocket where they are accumulated. The metal intended to be teemed on the unit
Is cast In a 1.0-ton electric furnace and is supplied to the unit in a ladle
without a stopper. The ladle is lifted to the unit with the aid of a telpher
line. The unit is controlled from a desk located on the teeming platform; the
gas cutter and the collecting device are controlled from a second desk located
1n the gas cutting cabin. The unit Is equipped with a control-measuring
mechanism. There is a templet shop near the unit.
I. Granat
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"Abs-racter's note: Complete translation]
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Structure of steel ingots ...
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trimming of 3.6 - 6.0%. it is noted that central friability and porosity are
remarkably developed in the billets, the formation of which is related to the
rise of "bridges" and to settling crystallization. It is demonsti-ated that
coarse axial porostty increases as the pouring rate is increased arid as the C
content in the metal Is raised. Chemical analysis has established the absence
of notable l1quation of t-he elements over the oross-section and the length of
billets of mild and medium-carbon steel, whereas in tool steel the liquation of
C and S is more pronounced.
I. Granat
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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A060/A101
AUTHORS: Glazkov, P. G., Sladkoshteyev, V. T., Telesov, S. A., Ofengenden,
A. M., Strelets,-V:--M.-,-MU-rz-cV,--K~ P.
TITLE: Study of the operation of a multi-jet casting unit fcr continuous
pouring of steel
PMUODICAL: Refererivnyy zhur-nal, Metallurgiya, no. 1, 1962, 62, abstract IV392
("Sb. tr. U-kr. n.-i. in-t metallov", 1961, no. 7, 133-142)
TEXT On the basis o f temperature measurements of steel in kthe b4mace,
in the ladle of 140-ton capacity, and also in a 2-stopper"intermediate oastIng
unit, and in the jets from the ladle and the easting-unit, the heat'losses'_6'f'
molten steel in the process of tapping and founding were determined. It wa~
established that the first 18 - 20 tons of steel proceeding from the ladle and
the'casting unit have a relatively low temperature, which then itnereases- and
remains stable practically to the end of the founding. Taking into account that
the low temperature of the first portions of the metal is the result of heat
losses expended upon the heating up of the lining of the ladle and the casting
unit and leads to a rapid obstruction of the channels of the steel-pouring
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Study of the operation of a multi-jet ... A0601AI01
by zirconium and high-alumina bushings. Computational formulae aro given for
determining the channel diameter of the nozzle in the casting unit, which
ensures a given flow of rimmed or killed steel.
I. Granat
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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SLADKOSHTEYEV, V.T., kand.tekhn.nauk; POLIJUN, RN., Inzh.; AKHTYRSKIY,
V.I.1 inzh.; XURITSKIY, M.A., inzh.; BAT', Yu.I., inzh.
Pilot plant for the continuous casting of steel. Trudy Ukr.nauch.-
issl. inst. met. no.7:143-150 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Continuous casting)

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AUTHORS: Sladkoshteyev, V.T., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Kuri-r.skiy, M
A_,_,_SR_atagin, O,A,
T:TLE Continuous bronze casting on the horizontal Y1111HINI (UNTIM) machine
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' tekhniko-ekonomicheskoy inforTnatsii, no 10, 1915-1, 11-12
TEXT~ Since the methods of producing blanks from bronze and bra5S, cas" in
chills and on vacuum suction inetallations yield an in5UffiCient outvut of service-
able castings (75-80%) and are of low efficiency, the Ukrainskly institut metallov
(Ukrainian Institute of Metals) in cooperation with the Khar'kovskiy zavod-ts"ret-
nykh metallov (Khar'kov Non-Ferrous Metal Plant) has developed an entirelj new
technology and designed the horizontal UNIIM machine for the continuous casting
of bronze, yielding an output of serviceable blanks of 98-99%. The new technolo-
gical process is characterized by the foilowingi a graphite crystallizer heated
on one end and cooled on the other is connected to the metal container and to the
chamber of secondary cooling, this assembly being set into reciprocating motions
ty a special mechanism, The reciprocating motion prevents the blanks being cast
from disrupting. To cool the blanks being cast down tc 120-1500C the water flow
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SIADKOSHTEYEV, V.T., kand. tekhn. nauk
- ~
Conditions and proMmato for the expansion or continuous
steel casting. Not. i gornorad, prom. no.1:12-16 -Ta-Y '62.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Ukrainmkiy- naucbno-looledovatellaki institut zwtallor.
(Continuous castjZ
L..

,5LADKOSHTEYEVI V.T., kand. tekhn. nauk; VARTAZAROV, M.A., inzb.;
KRUTITSKIY, M.A., inzh.; SHATAGIN, O.A., inzh.
Horizontal continufts-casting of nonferrous metals. Met. i
gornorud. prom. no.1:47-50 Ja-F:.,.162. (MIRA 16s6)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallay
(for Sladkoshteyev). 2. Kbarlkovskiy zavod alyuminiyevfth i
bronzovykh aplavov (for Vartazarov, Krutitskiy, Shatagin).
(Nonferrous ingots)
(continuous casting)

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E021/E435
AUTHORS: S
Kuritskiy, M.A. ,
Shatagin, O.A., Vartazarov, M.A.
TITLE: Continuous casting of bronze on the horizontal Y '-.~IVIN
(UNID,I) machine
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye inetally, no.3, 1962, 67-74
TEXT: Production of bronze and brass billets by casting in a
mould by norinal means has the disadvantages of low production rates
and inability to produce billets less than 60 nim in diameter or
more than 1000 nim in length. Vertical continuous casting seemed
unfavourable for bronze and brass with small cross sectional areas
and therefore experiments were carried out on a horizontal
continuous casting machine developed by the Ukrainskiy institut
metallov (Ukrainian Metals Institute) and the Kharlkovskiy zavod
alyuminevykh i bronzovykh splavov (Kharlkov Aluminium and Bronze
AlloysWorks). The method used is based on a graphite
crystallization mould, induction heated at one end and cooled at
the other, connected with a metal-reservoir and a chamber for
secondary cooling. The whole is capable of reciprocating motion.
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SLADKOSHTEYEV., V.T.J. kand.tekhn-.nauk,- SHATAGIN, O.A., inzh.; KURITSKIY,
I- - M;A,. P" Ih ih.
Horizontal continuous steel casting for electric slag
refining. Met.i gornorud.prom. no.5s20-23 S-0 162. (MIRAL 16sl)
1. Ukrainskiy institut metallov.
(Continuous casting) (Zone melting)

GLAZKOV, P.G... inzh.; GRIGORIYEV, F.N., inzh.; KJRZOV, K.',, inzh.;
ST,AP!Inr,[fTFY-PV,,V,T.., inz?j.; Prinimall uchastiye: MALAKHA, A.V.;
~,6 �~_,-LIM.; DRUMPTIN, I.I.; OSIPOV, V.G.; KONDRATTYUK, A.M.;
POLYA.',,,jV, I.V.; GOi-MYENKO, M.S.; PAVLOV, M.T.; KOPYTIN, A.V.;
PARASHCHENKO, R.A.; POTANIN, R.V.,- AKHTYRSKIY, V.I.; BRUK, S.M.;
YFVTUSHFNKO, V.V.; LPYTES, A.V.; STRELETS, V.M.
Continuous casting of 140-ton steel heatp with four-channel
equipment. Stall 22 no. 6:501-504 Je 162. (MIRA 16:7)

ML BOOK EULOITATION S/
, -017063
fi
Sladkoshteyev. Vladimir Timofelmvich; Akhty*rskiy, Vladimir Ivanovich; Potanin,
Ru~14i~l Vasillyevich
Quality of continuously cast steel (Kachestvo stali pri neprery*vnoy razlivke)
MOSCOW, Metallurgizdat, 1963,, 173 p, illus... biblio. Errata slip inserted.
1)250 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: quality control, cast steel, rimmed steel,, killed steel., continuous
casting
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: Metallurgical plants and research institutes in our country
and abroad haie accumulated a great deal of experience in the continuous casting
of various grades of steel into castings of diverse cross section. In C;eneralizing$'
this experience., the authors of*the book consider the problems of the qualitycf
the metal in continuous casting giving special attention to the nature of the de-
fects, their origin, and methods of eliminating them. The book is intendedJor
enaineers and technicians in metallurgical shops and plants.
TABLE OF CONTENTS (abridged):
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Al-IL-017083
Foreword 4
Assortment of continuously cast ingots and equipment for casting them
Solidification mechanism of a continuously cast ingot 23
Quality of killed steel - - 32
Quality of rimmed steel - - 123
Quality of semi-killed steel - 158
.Metal quality control 162
Bibliography 172
SUB CODE: I'M SUBIMITTED: 23 Mar 63 NR REF SOV: 059
OTHER: 000
DATE ACQ: 10 Mar 64
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LADKOSHTEYE7, -I,T~ , kand~ tetfl-n. nauik- i
S X, . K.P.2
i Fl, -
FOTL,41-1.' I-!:, i ~ V. , ~-rr' I Y , !,,T- 1 . - DR; JZ'. P - P: , ! I.
Contirunus -mstin of low-~arbrjn 3-teeli inta wide slab Lrigots,
9
Sbor. trud. UNIIll-I no.9.,135--145 1 6c. (KIYU 1831)

SUDKOSHTOTEV, V.T., kpmd. teklm. naul- AKHTYRSKIY V.I.; POTANJI4, R.V.
---- , - ........ I
Ex-ternal hot. cra~,,ks itaring the continuous casting of oteel.
Sbot. trud~ UNIDI no.9t!46-1152 ~64 (MIRA 18!1.)

` ~ f2 T' !`KG0)PTE--,.EV, T. , karid, teklm ~ flaUll
; jLai,'
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GORDIYVIXO,j M.So; SLADESHTEM, p V.T* -
Formation of a continwunly cast iMot Wdn an f3at and
curvilinear wal1s. Sbor.trud. UNnM nc.3-IdC%~--= 165a
(MIRA 32sn)

SLADKOSHTEYEV, V.T.; AHVIFSKIT, V~11t.,, R.V., KUCfff4TNSKIY, Yu.M,,;
SLINIKO., A.N.; Prinimali GR11GORIYEV, F.N.; DRUZHININ,
I.I.; OSIPOV. V.G.; PARASIACHEINK,-J. FR.A.; KOFYTIN, A.V.; KOLESNIK,
A.Ye.; KHAVALADZHI, V.1.,,
Material balance of smeli.ing w-4',b ont-Inuous casting. Sbor.trud.
C)
UNIIM no.11:124-130 165.
(MIRA 18s11)

S IL Mj-, (Chief of the Frogobych Interraion Veterinary Bacteriological
Laboratory) and SOOLOVA, V. I. (Veterinapy Surgeon).
"Treatment of chicken pullorum disease vith quinosol, [potassium oxyquinoline
sulfate]"
Veterinariya, vol. 39, no. 4, 4ril 1962 p. 49

r, s Z in cn cf.~
n Et c li~ 49
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SIADKOSHTOYEV.. M. M.
Chuma svinei i borlba a nei (Hog cholera and its control),
Drogobych, 1958, 14 pages with illustrations. (Drogobych Oblast,
Agricultural Administration, State Agricultural Experimental Station
and Oblast' Association on the Spread of PoLitical and Scientific
Knowledge) Free, 1,,000 copies. In the Ukrainian languages

ANANIYKV, P.P., red.; RYBIN, N.A., red.; CHUMAKOV, M.F., red.,
red.; GALITSKIY, B., tekbn. red.
(Correct and full utilization of land is An important factor in
developing the economy of collective and state farms] Fravillnoe i
poliwe ispolIzovanie zemli - vazbnoe uslovie pod"ema ekonomiki kol-
khozov i sovkhozov; sbornik materialov oblastnoi okonomicheskoi kon-
ferentsii. Kaluga, Kaluzhskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 193 p.
(MIRA 14910)
(Kaluga Province-Agriculture-Economic aspects)

AUTHORS: Kartsev, A. A., Sladkov, A. I. 2D-41&-5:-42/59
TITLE: organic Phosphorus in Petroleum (Organicheskiy fosfor v neftyakh)
PERIODICAL'.' Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 118, Nr 51 PP- 998-999
(USSR)
ABSIRACT: The problem of the presence of organic phosphorus compounds in
petroleum is not yet settled. Phosphorus has been determined
several times (references I - 5 and others) in petroleum ashes,
which may also contain phosphates which form mechanical admixtures
in petroleum. According to V. I. Vernadskiy the presence of phos-
phorus,proves the biogenic origin of petroleum. The authors are
of opinion that this may refer only to organic phosphorus. In or-
der to isolate this latter kind of phosphorus it was determined in
fractional distillation. For this four samplea of crude oil were
used. two with rich and two with poor sulfur content. The method
is briefly explained. PO 4-ions were determined according to refe-
rence 8. As can be seen from table I in all samples distillate-
phosphorus could be detected. As it is absolutely-impossible that
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Organic Phosphorus in Petroleum
ganic phosphorus compounds known in nature, the distillate phoa=
phorus necessarily belongs to organic compounds. This determina-
tion,, apparently, has been conducted for the first time. If the
distillate phosphorus must entirely be of organic nature, then the
residual phosphorus can be as well of organic as of mineral (phos=
phate) origin. According to table 1 the ratio of quantities of the
total and the distillate phosphorus differ strongly for the diffew
rent kinds of petroleum. Secondly, the content in distillate phosa
phorusi is approximately everywhere of the same order of magnitude,
whereas the content of total phosphorus is rather different in
various types of petroleum. The highest quantities of total phoss
phorus- are characteristic for the types of petroleum very rich in
aulfur, The distillate phosphorus shows no relation what-so-ever
with the sulfur content. The relation of the total phosphorus with
sulfur leads to the following assumptions on the phosphorus genesis
and on the nature of the organic phosphorus compounds in petroleum:
at present it is assumed that the largest part of sulfur is: of sea
condary origin and penetrates into the petroleum as a result of the
sulfate-reduction,(reference 9), at which microorganisms are in-
volved. The increased total phosphorus:content in types of petroleum
very rich in sulfur obviously demonstrates) that the concentration
of sulfur is accompanied by the penetration of a certain quantity
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organic Phosphorus in Petroleum
~0-1.18-5-42 59
assumption that phosphates penetrated, a considerable part of
this secondary phosphorus has to be taken as organic. Its source
may well be microorganisms. The lacking of a relation between
the sulfur content and the distillate-phosphorus is a sign for the
independence of the latter from micro-biological processes and for
its primary nature. The distillate-phosphorus, therefore, can be
considered as originating from the-original petroleum-forming
organisms. This is one essential proof more for the biogenic ori-
gin of petroleum. From the above listed data it can also be conclu-
ded that the secondary phosphorus in petroleum is represented by
more stable compounds, as the increasing content of total phosphorus
is not accompanied by an increase of distillate phosphorus.
There are 9 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
PRESENTED: October 9. 11057, by A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academician.
SUBMITTED: July 4, 1957.
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SIADXOV, A. 1-1.
"invest i:~at4 on in the Field of the Synthesis of 001,'Tlex Vinyl Esters." Sub 25
Jun 51, Mosco~ Or-der of Lenin Chemicotechaoio~-ical Inst imeni D. I. Mendele-yev
Dissertations presented for science and engineering deerees in Moscow during 1951.
SO: Sum. No. 480, 9 May 55

SLAI-)XOV. A.M.
On 4telomerization'" reaction. Xhin.pron. no.2:123-124 Mr 154.
(NLU 7:6)
(Polymers and polywrization)

Subject
Card
Authors
Title
Periodical
Abstract
Institution :
Submitted :
AID P - 271
USSR/Chemistry
1/1
Sosin, S. L. and Sladkov, A. M. (Moscow)
Catalytic oxidation of homologs of benzene
Usp. khim. 23, No. 3, 377-396, 1954
Review of the oxidation of alkyl homologs of benzene in
liquid and gaseous media, with and without catalysts, at
atmospheric pressure and under high pressures. One
dia ram. One table. 94 references (27 Russian):
1909-1952.
None
No date

USSR/ Chezaistry'- Synthesis
CArd 1/1 Pub. 151 - 10/37
Authors Sladkov, A. M., and Petrov, G. S.
Title Acylation. of the enol form of acetaldehyde
Periodical Zhuro ob, Mime 24/3., 450-454., Mar 1954
Abstract The results described in this report confirm that acetaldehyde in them
presence of enolating substances does react in its tautomerie formp i- O*jo
in the form of vinyl alcoholo The properties of the newly synthesiz:;,
vinyl ethers of enenthic,, undecylic.9 alpha, beta and _gamvvi~chlorobuty#c . .....
bromoacetic, iodoacetic, methacrylid, undecylenia, sebacic,. ~~ic IW.1eic
and orthophthalic acids are tabulated. The method-employo in thP'SY117-
thesis of above mentioned ethers was also found to be very.applicable for
the derivation of enol acetates and other aldehydeso Nineteen references:
9-USA; 5-German; 2-English; 2-USSR and 1-Japanese (1858-1952). Tables*
Institution *,sea
Submitted May 14, 1953

SLADKOV, A.M.; VITT, S.V.
Synthesis based on 1,4-diacetylbenzene. Zhur.ob.khim. 26 no.4:
1130-1133 Ap '56. (NLHA 9:8)
1. Nauchno-isaledovatel'skiy institut sintstichookikh spirtov i
organicheakikh produktov.
(Benzene)

SLADKOV, A.M.; BERLIN, A.A.; SERGETEV, P.G. [deceased-], SLADKOVA, T.A.
Reaction of the telomerization of propylene -odth carbon
tetrachloride. Khim.nauka i prom. 2 no.5:669 157. (MIRA 10:12)
l.Nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut sinteticheskikh spirtov i
organicheskikh produktov.
(Propene) (Carbon tetrachloride)
(Polymerization)

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AUTHORS: 79-2-56/53
Sergeyev, P. G. and Sladkov, A. I
TITLE: Autooxidation of Substituted Alkyl Homologues of 3enzene, Part 1.
Derivation of Hydrogen Peroxide of p-Nitrocumene (Avtookisleniye zameshchen-
nykh alkilgomologov benzola. I. Polucheniye gidroperekisi p-nitrokumola)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnpl Obshchey Khimii, 1997, vol 27, No 2, pp~- 538-540 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: Investigation was made to separate primary products of p-nitrocumene auto-
oxidation and to identify these products by the conversion of the hydrogen
peroxides Into Imown products according to certain reaction'processes. The
basic p-nitrocumene was obtained by titrating isopropylbenzene with a mix-
ture of*nitric and sulfuric acids, Separation of the hydrogen peroxide was
accomplished by adding an equal amount of n-pentane to the reaction mixture
S[ after oxidation. The part of the p-nitrocumene not dissolved in the pentane
is describes as a bright yellowish oil which crysta-Uizes gradually.
AV, lodometric titration showed 98.% of hydrogen peroxide in the crystals,
Card 1/2 When exposed to light under ordinary conditions, the hydrogen peroxide
Car, gradually turns yellow and the crystals conglomerate. When heated to

AOTHORS: Sergeyev, P. G., and Sladkov, A. M. 79-2-57/58
TITLE: Abt6oxidation of Substituted Alkyl Homologues of Benzene. Part 2,
Derivation of Hydrogen Peroxide of p-Acety1cumene (Avtookisleniye
zameshchennykh alkilgomologov benzola. II Polucheniye aidroperekisi
p-atsetilkumola)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obahchey Khimii, 1957, vol 27 No 2t pp. 540-542 (U.S.S.R.)
A13STRACT: Experiments were conducted with p-acetyleumene because the presence of the
isopropyl group bound with the benzene ring would allow the establishment
of the presence of hydrogen peroxide comparatively more stable than in the
S1 case of p-methyl-or p-ethylacetophenone. It is shown, in contrast to
available literature data, that the presence of the acetyl group in para-
AV position relative to the alkyl group in the benzene ring does not produce
an inhibiting effect on the autooxidation reaction, but rather accelerates
Car the process of hydrogen peroxide formation. The hydrogen peroxide of
p-acetylcumene obtained during the oxidation was separated and converted
Card 1/2 into p-acetyphenol and p-dlacetylbenzene for the purpose of identification.

SERGVEV, P.G.-, SIADKOV, A.M.
Autooxidation of substituted benzene allqrl homologues. Part 3: F~rsPa-
ration of n-acetylbenzoic acid. Zhur. ob. khim. 27 no.3:817-819 Wr 157.
(KIRA 10:6)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sinteticheskikh spirtov i
organicheakikh produktov. (Benzoic acid)

MGMYEV. P.G.; SLADIMIr
- 0,11 O-Ow"WO100
Autooxidation of a methylene group combined with the aromatic nucleus.
Preparation of phanylglyoxylic acid eBters. ZhLr. ob. khim. 27 n0.3:
819-821 Mr '57, (KNU 10:6)
1. Nauchno-isslednvatel'skiy institut sintetichaskikh spirtov i
organicheskikh produktov.
(Glyoxylic acid)

.%UTHORS: Sergeyev, P. G., Sladkov, A. M. 79-12-34/43
T ITLE: The Synthesis and the Conversion of tht IiT-di-ethylbenzene-
peroxide (Polucheniye i prevrashcheniye gidroperekisi
5[~-dietilbenzola) -
P ERIO_~ IC AL: Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii 1957, Vol.27, Nr 12, pp. 3349-3353
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present investigation aimed at the conduction of the
auto-oxidation reaction of the p-di-ethylbenzene subject to
conditions, which permitted the production of a substantial
amount of the peroxide at a great intensity of oxidation. The
p-di-ethylbenzene was preferred, because it is the most easily
accessible of the three isomers of the di-ethylbenzene (as to
its synthesis see the formulae!). The auto-oxidation of the
p-di-e-thylbenzene proceeds very quickly. The reaction substance
after the oxidation consists of p-di-ethylbenzeneperoxide,
p-ethylacetophenone and of the not oxidesid original product
(as to the reaction processes see the schematic surveys!).
The p-di-ethylbenzeneperoxide was separated from the reaction
substance in the form of sodium salt. For the purpose of
establishing its structure, the concentrated peroxide synthesiz-
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The Synthesis and the Conversion of the f~-di-ethylbenzene- 79-12-34/43
peroxide.
methyl-rL7ethylphenyl-carbinole and dehydrated by heating.
(see formulae!). It is of interest to note the fact, that
under the action of the catalytic amount of concentrated
sulphuric acid the p-di-ethylberizeneperoxide decomposes into
acetaldehyde and p-ethylphenole with a production of heat,
analogous to the decomposition of the isopropylbenzeneper-
oxide into phenole and acetone. There are 1 table and 6
references.
SUBMITTED: December 8, 1956
AVAIU.BLE: Library of Congress
1. Ir-di-ethylbenzeneperoxide - Synthesis
2. Ir-di-ethylbenzeneperoxide - Autoxidation reaction
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A U M- 1 'IS: 31,-,dkov, A-.7., Luneva, L.K.
IT L,--, Pro-~-.;ction of Primary Camphenyl Alcohol (Po1Lch-?--iYe Per-
vichno-o kamfenilo-Toeo spirta)
U
'IE:'-IODICAL: Khimichoska a nauka i promyshlennost', 1958, Vol III, Ur 6,
I PP 835-C36 I~USSR)
ABLTRACT: From technical camphene the pure substance was separated by
freezing and distillation. In reaction (1) 330 g of camphene
were transformed to 100 g of n-octane. After oxidUtion and
hydrolysis 115 g of camphenyl alcohol were obtained with a
boiling temperature of 1260C at 25 mm. From the alcohol the
acid phthalate and n-nitrobenzoate were also produced.
There is 1 diag-ram and 7 references, 4 of which are Soviet,
2 German, and 1 English.
~--C-CI,'~TION: 11auchno-i3sledovatellskiy institut sinteticheskikh spirtov i
or.ranicheskikh produktov (Scientific Research Institute of
Synthetic Alcohols and Organic Products)
3 't,- B LI T'l E DApril 25, 1958
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AU211ORS: P. G. (Doceascd) , 31--;T:~Dv, A.
T 1 T LE Ur tlic Autoxidation of the 11'ethylune Group Connected '-.74-, 11 h
the Aromatic Yucleu.3 (K awtocl:isieniYu nelilenovoy jiuppy,
svyazarno,r s aromatichez':irm y--drom) H. -2111ie Autoxidaticn of
ii.-at',iyl-9-Piienyl,,uidecann-u'e (II. A-vtook-isleniYe m--ntilovo,-;C
efira 9-fenilu-ridekanoVo- ~-jSlaty
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obolachey Maimii, 1058,Vol.20, 1!r 1, pp.244-246(USSR)
ABSTRACT: '.'he alltuhOr3 earlier (reference 1) 01,10',.'ed that the autoxidat-ion
of the compounds in which the:.ethYlene Croup subject to the
oxidizing action is simultaneously also subject to the acti-
n" uence of tfa ]phenyl and carbor;letloxyl gvcup pl:c--
4.
1
coeds very rapidly. In the case of simple compounds of this
type, e.3. phanylacetates, esters of phenylglyoxalic acid
U d
-~,,ith hi;,`,, yields result. It vias of interest to perfora an
autoxi1ation of compoundS iri which a phenyl- and a coop-ound
ester-~;roup oinultanecusly exist, but in a sufficient distance.
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On the Autoxidation of the Methylene Group Connected With the Aromatic 17,u-
cleus. H. The Autoxilation of Mathyl-g-Phenylundecanate
oxidation. In order to invouticated Wila reaction, 9-phenyl-
undecanate syntheoized by the authoru aao usad, since it
two active centers in the molecule, nmely the CH-grroup in
,i
a
n N-position to the 'phenyl nucleus and the CH 2 -,-,roup in an
0(--i)osition to -the ca~bomethoxyl group. 1.1orewrer the distance
bct,.-Ilen the activatin- -roups with 9 carbon atcwis seems to
bu sufficient to prevent their mutual influence. The initial
products for-qin- in the reaction proceso, hydror-en peroxides,
,.,,,ere converted to simpler ones, which facilitated their li-
bera'ion and identification. The possible directioir-of re-
action in the autoicidation and the conversion of'primarily re-
sultina peroxides are shown in three schemes. The final re-
sult was: The autoxidation takes place accordinG to schene I,
w'ierc tertiary hydro~.an peroxide forns -which is then under
_e influence of acids decomposed to phenol and methyl-9-!~et-o-
L If
undecanate. Other oxidation and conversion products weru not
dict.,rn.ined %-thich indicates that the activa-tine influence of
tiie phcnyl -roup is considerably st'ronGer than that of the
co:nPound ester Sroup, There are 3 references, 1 of which is
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AUTHOR: Sla(11-ov, A. L:~ S Ov /7 9 - 20 -6, 6
TITLE: On the Use of Benzene --a Solvent in t-.1-le Acetylation Reaction
According to Friedel-Crafts (K primeneniyu benzola kak rast-
voritelya v reaktsii atsetilirovaniya po Fridelyu-Kraftsu)
PERIODICAL: Zhttrnal obshchey khimii, 1958, Vol 28, Nr 7,
PP 1742 - 1745 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: From data in papers (Refs 1-8) may be seen that with respect to
tile relatively heterolytic reaction velocities in the homolog
series that the reactivity of benzene is considerably inferior
to that of its alkyl derivatives (Table 1). From this table
may be concluded that the greatest difference in the reaction
velocities of the alkyl homologs of benzene, as compared to
benzene, is observed in the bromination, chlorination and chloro-
methylation. In the nitration, sulfonation, mereurization. and
acetylation this difference is sn.~ller,, The decrease of the
relative reaction velocity in this homolog series depends on
the alkyl substituent in tile follo-wrin.- order
CH 3> C2H5'\ iso-C3H7 > tert.-C4H 9' It is consideiably hi,-',.er in
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On t',,e Use of Benzene as Solve-it in t-he SJV/79- 20 -7-6/64
Reaction Accordinre- to Friedel-Crafts
mercurization the acetylation- and in t,,,e sulfo.,i--tion reactions
of toluene its reactivity does not differ from that in the
nitration reactions. As far as no pertinent data were found
in papers on the acetylation reaction in Vlle alkyl homoloc;
series of benzene it was of interest to find out villether it
would be possible to car-ry out its selective acetylation in the
prooence of benzene according to Friedel-Crafts. This could also
be less danderous and be more convenient in preparative respects
as compared to existinG methods. Concluding; it is stated thn't
in tl~e acetylation of benzene and of its hoffolog sc_r_ies according
to Friodel-Crafts its reactivity is consideratl,, higher iber, that of
benzene. This dif4'erence makes it Dossible to use ben~~eiu Pis
u -
solvent in the acetylation accordin.- to Friedel-Craflls~ Table 2
Gives,the properties and yields of the obtained acetyl:,.tion
products. There are 2 tables and 12 references, 2 of which are
Sov-_~et.
Car:! 2/13

On tie Uce of Ben-_e,-.e as Sol-,,rent, in t".o Acet~-l~,ti-jn
Reaction to Friedel-C-ai,ts
ASSOCIATION: Ifauchno-issledovatellski-Y institut siriteticheckikh spirtov
i orf5-anicheskikh produktov (Scientific Research Iri~;titute
for Synthetic Alcohols and Or.--anic Products)
SUBMITTED: May 27, 1957
1. Benzenes--Solvent action 2. Benzenes--Acetylation
3. Friedel--Crafts reactions
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_7TLE (1'0 " ~:c' en-iye -id-
of Hydratl'~.-,--icohol zl .-ZrC:.1ov--O
:~virta)
PERT~)DTCAL: ZhUrnll obs-hchey khim-ii, 1956, Vol 28, Er lo,
pp 2394 - 2898 (USSR)
A-QS'2R'LCT; 2-Phenyl propanol, or hydratropalcohol, is a synt-.et-ic
aromatic substance of great interest, especially as a
basis for modern perfune compositions (Ref 1). Its
synthesis has so far not been publis'-ed, althouGh it can
be assuned that it is alrc~~-3y beinS~ carried out by
means of a reduction of hydrat-ropaldeh.-de. Some years
ajo, (Tssi~ler) and collaborators (Ref E) achieved
the synthesis of t-e -.)ri:i.--.ry alcohols by me-ans of an
oxid!-.tion of the aluminium trialkyls.followed by hydrolysis of
t".e resuitii-C alwminiiim alcoholates ~Refs 6,7). The
application of this reaction to the synt*~Qsis of the
above alcohol M on Pattern 1 suS-ested itself to ',.'-e
authors, as it promised Sood yields and a. technically
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Synthes-'s of Hydratrapalcohol
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initial product. ZIel-lor points to the possibility
of conducting the reaction at one or two development
sta6res, which induced the authors to test this
pogsibility in their particular It -.-,as sho-.in
L'Lat ill a onc-st:~.,--e ro.-,.ction the yield of the above
'11cohol wnp, lower t1u:n t'iat of t!.e corre pondi..IC, dimer
of a-methyl styrol. "~es~ideo thio .9tyroll i5opropyl
benzei:e was always formed ac a by-product. It can be
assumed that the dimer of a-met'.yl styrol corresponds to
the formula (H), and differs from the dimer (III)
synthesized by Schtaitdin4pr(Sht.~.udinr~er)(Ref 9). In
I?
addition to the compounds obtained in the reaction,
small quantity of 2-phenyl heptene-l could be detected
(Pattern 2). There are 13 references, 2 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIAT ION: Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut sinteticl.eslkikh spirtov
i organiches'-ikh produktov (Scientific Research Institute
of Synt'-.etic Alcohols and 01,4-1'anic ?rodilcts)
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of HZrdratropalcohol
S Tj BMITTED: Au,-,ast 12, 1957
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2o-119-6-29/56
AUTHORS: _~SladkDy_. A. M., Markovich, V. A., Yavioh$ I. A., Luneva, L.K.,
Chernov, V. N.
TITLE: The Production of Some Primary Alcohols by Means of Organo-
aluminum Compounds (Polucheniye nekotorykh pervichnykh spirtov
cherez alyuminiyorganicheskiye soyedineniya)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1956, Vol. 119, Nr 6, pp-1159-1161
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In connection with references in publications (Ref 1) concern-
ing the possibility mentioned in the title the authors in-
vestigated a complex of reactions which render possible the
conversion of a-olefins into primary alcohols according to
the following schemes:
1) R - CH - CH2 + al + H 0 R - CH 2 - CH2 al (I)
2) (1) + 02 CH202 - 0 - al (II)
3) (11) + H20 31 RCH2CH20H + al(OH)
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The Production of 3ome Primary Alcohols by Means of Organoaluminum Compounds
This reaction was performed by examples of 2-methylpentene-1
and 2-ethylhexene-1, which were produced by means of dimeri-
zation of propylene and n-butylene. The aluminum-trialkyls
produced of these olefins, as well as trialkyl-aluminilm
synthesized by another method were oxydized into alcoholates
by means of air, which then were hydrolyzed into the cor-
responding alcohols. By means of specially performed experi-
ments with oxidation of tridecylaluminum at low temperature
it was proved that the reaction passes a stage of forming a
peroxide compound, which, according to a molecular regrouping,
apparently is transformed into aluminum alcoholate. It has
been proved "hat the production mentioned in -the title is
relatively simple and that it is possible in sufficiently
good yields (6o - 65 %). Hydration products of olefins always
are produced as secondary products. According to the finely
disperse iron, which is present in the active aluminum and
which plays the part of a specific catalyzer of the type of
the skeleton metals of the eighth group of the periodic system
of elements, hydration takes place. The iron content amounted
to uP to 12 - 15 %. The temperature necessary for the butenyl
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KORSHLK, V.V.; KROTTGAUZ, Te.S.; SUDKOV, A.M.; SHRINA, V.re.; WRUA,
L.K.
Coordination chain pol7mers. Part 1: Preparation of polymers
of bis-( A-Aiketones) and metals. Vysokom.sood. 1 no.12:
1764-1771 D '59- (MIRA 13:5)
1. Institut elementoorganicheakikh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Ketones) (Organometallic compounds) (Polymers)

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114 aJ.-,o I I Li 4111 ~ 0 3017/3078
AUTHORS: Korshak, V. V., Sladkov, A. M., Kudryavtsev,Yu. P.
TITLE: Synthesis of Acetylide Polymers
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 12,
pp. 1824 - 1827
TEXT: The electrophysical properties of acetylide polymers have been
studied by means of spectra of electron paramagnetic resonance. The produc-
tion of acetylide polymers of bivalent copper from acetylene and diethynyl
benzene is described in detail. The spectra of the electron paramagnetic
resonance of polyacetylides from P-diethynyl benzene and acetylene are
shown in a figure. The electron paramagnetic resonance of copper polyacety-
lide is particularly strong. The epr spectra were evaluated by N. N. Bubnov.
There are 1 figure and 8 references: 5 Soviet, 1 US, 1 British, and
1 French.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy All SSSR (Institute
of Organometallic Compounds of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
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Synthesis of Acetylide Polymers
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AUTHORSt Golovanenkc, B.I., -S1adkov.,__.A,,M.,, Ivanov~ L~L.j Kalashnikova, Z.S.
Menyaylo, A.T,
TITLE: The Synthesis of Primary Fatty-4romatic Alcohols Using TrJisobutyl-
aluminum
PERIODICAL8 Zhurnal Vseooyuzncgo Khimicheskogo Obshchestva im. D.I.
Mendeleyeva, -960., Nc. 5, Vol, 5? P, 594
TEXT: The possibility of realky'latlion of trilsobutyla1uminum, acuording to
the reaction:
CH3 CH3
al - CH Un + Un CH - R -!4al CH, - CH - R - CH C
2 1 2 2 2 ' I
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where al 3A1 based on a stipulation made by Ziegler (Ref.2) was inves.
tigated by the authors, It --'3 asswned that triisobutylaluminum will be-
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A05II/AO29
The Synthesis of Pr4 mary Fatty -Arcmat ~_z Al:-oholls Using Tr-_'isobuty-'aluminium.
come an industrial product in the L-ca_r futv_re due to the iomparatiVe 3iM-
plicity of production of the laster by the dirp~~t syn-.heais from isobutylene,
aluminum and hydroge'n and also due To its high :atalytic acti'v_-'ty in combiu-_
tion with titanium halides fcr the polymerizati-_-n of unsaturated hydrocar-
bons (Ref.3,4). The authors als-1- determined t.',-Le optimum -conditions for the
synthesis and the effect of certain additllcn~! on the yield of the specific
products. Several experiments were carried out -in order to determine the
effect of finely-dispersed nickel on the realkylation reaction in view of
the fact known from Ref.;I that finely-dispersed nickel brings about the dis-
placement reaction of less active alkyl groups in the form of olefines from
the aluminum trialkyls by the mo.re react,:.re olefines, The experimental pro-
cedure w *as as follows: the mixture or d_-olefine and triisobutylaluminum was
heated in-a circular-bottom flask with a reversible cooler to 120-1400C,
The isobutylene formed was collected in the gasometer., The reaction lasted
3-6 hours, After the formation of isobutylene stopped, the obtained pro-
duct was acidified by air oxygen in the flask with a mixer at 400C. After
the acidification was completed th-~-: obtained product was subjected to hydro-
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A051 A029
The Synthesis of Primary Patty-Aromatic Al,,-chols Using Triisobutylaluminum
lysis with an aqueous solution of NaOH or HCl, then this was dried and dis-
tilled. In order to obtain finoly-dinpornod nickel, in some experiments,
prior to the reaction nickel acetylacetonate was added to the mixture In
quantities of 150 ml/mole of the olefine previously dissolved in dTy octane.
The alcohol yields were estimated from the initial triisobutylaluminum. The
greatest yield was obtained from o~,-methylstyrene, somewhat less from vinyl-
toluene, vinylethylbenzene and styrene, The presence of nickel in the case
of d,.-methylstyrene was found to increase the yield; in the case of styrene
the yield dropped, The experimentai. results showed that there is a practic-
al possibility of synthesizing primary alcohols by the simple method, with-
out using increased pre:3sure and special equipment. There is 11 table and
5 references: 1 Sov-.et, "; German.. - Rumanian.
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ASSOCIATIONx Nat~~;hn,--- spirtcv i
ozgan'- Re-:zearc-h Institute of
SynthA-';---. and Ozga:,-4~7- Fzz-2a3tz-)
SUBMITTED: April 29, .160
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ZILIBE.RMLN, Ya.N.; SLADKOV, A.M.
Interaction between aitrileal tertiary &Icoholot and hydrogen chloride.
Zhur. ob. Ichim. 31 no.1:245-249 JA 161. (MIFA Up 1)
(Nitriles) (Alcohols) (Hydrochloric acid)