SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOKOLOVA, V.A. - SOKOLOVA, V.S.

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AZAROT, Ivan Vasillyevich, kand.tekhn.nauk, prepodavatell; _�PKOLI~
Vera Alek-seyevna. prepodavatell; OSIPOV. X.I.. red., BYKOVA,
_bi_.A.p r_e_d_*T_DOR51NOVA, L.A. , tekhn.red.
[Aquipment of special workshops for the training of mahogany
cabinetmakers] Oborudovanie uchebnykh kabinetov po spetsiallnoi
tekhnolo-ii dlia podgotovki stoliarov-krasnoderevtsev. Moskva,
V"es.uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo Proftekhizdat, 1960. 43 P.
(MMA 14:1)
1. Klmdozhestvannoye remeslannoye uchili-qhche No-17 g. Rigi
(for A%arov, Sokolova).
(Cabinetwork--Study and teaching) (Woodworking machinery)

SOKOIDVA, V.A.; KRYAZHEVA, V.A.; NITISHINSKAYA, A.I.
New method of delustring acetate silk. Khim.volok. no-3237-39
162. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Serpukhovskiy zavod.
(Rayon)

KOVEL114ANI G.A.; SOKOLOVA, V.A.
Heat flow and radiation drying kiln with an output of 600
cups per hour. Trudy GIKI no'.133-17 160. (KRA 16tl)
(Kilns) (Pottery)

SOKOLOVA, V. A.; KCSTROV, Yu. A.
Economic profitableness of a speeded-up development of the
production of acetate cellulose fibers. Khim. volok. no.6r
28-30 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Serpukhovskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-iasledovatell-
skogo instituta iskusstvennogo volokna.
(Cellulose acetates)
(Textile fiberst Synthetic)

SOKOLOVA, V.A.
Positions of' minor planet3 from photographic observations qt thp
Cape Observatory. Izv.GAO 23 no.1:179-183 162. - -, ..
Comparison of the precision of positions of minor planets obtained
at different observatories. lbid.:187-191 (~UA 16:12)

SOKOLOVA, V.A.
Wooded-steppe vegetation in the southwestern part of Ryazan
Province. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; biol. nauki no,4:127-131
163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy geobotaniki Moskovskogo gosudarstvenno-
go universiteta #. Lomonosova.

SOKOLOVA, V.A.
Steppe flora of the southern part of Ryazan Province. Biul. MOIP.
".1
Otd. biol. 69 no.111,11-134 0, (MIRA 17W

POTAMVA, 0.1.; _qOYOWVA,--V.A-.
lake Tikshozero and Lake Engozero as commerical fighing Sites.
Trudy Yxar.fil.A:-; SSSR no.13:3-32 158. (MIRA 13:5)
(Tikehozero, Ieke--Fisheries)
(En9ozero, Lake--Fisheries)

SOKOLOVA, V.A.; FILIMONOVA, Z.I.
Food supply in scge small lakes of southern Karelia. Trudy Kar.
fil. AN SSSR no.33',49-62 162. (mm 16:2)
(Karelia-Fishes--Food)

SOKOLOVA, V.A.
Gastropods. as fish food in Karelia. Trudy Kar. fil, VI SSSR
no.33:63-~66 162. (MIRA 16:2)
(Karelia--Gastropoda) (Kareiia-Fishes-Food)

POLYANSKIY, Yu.I., otv. red.; GORDEYEV, O.N... red.; KUDERSKIY,
L.A., red.; LUTTA, A.S., red.;..SOKOLOVA, V.A., red.
[Fauna of the lakes of Karelia; invertebrates] Fauna ozer
Karelii; bespozvonochriye. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 323 p.
(14IRA 18:9)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Karel'skiy filial, Petrozavodsk.
Institut biologii.

BIMEZIRSKIY, A.R., prof., doktor takhn.nauk; SOKOLOVA, V.F., mladshiy
nauchn.sotrudnik; ALIPOV, V.V., mlad&ty-wW6ftY--j*b1rftdnik;
Prinimali uchastiye: CHERRIKEVICH, L.A.. inzh.-, SHF.VYAKOV,
M.N.; THSEPKE, V.F., inzh.. GRISHIN, M.M., -prof., doktor takhn.
nauk, retsenzent: &TANKEVICH, V.I., inzh., red.; BORSHCHEVSKAYA,
N.M., red.izd-va; MEDVEDEV, L.Ya., tekhn.red.
Ming precast reinforced concrete in hydraulic engineering
structures] Primenenie sbornogo zhelezobetona v gidrotekhni-
cheskikh sooruzheniiakh. Pod red. A.R.Berazinakogo. Lenin-
grad, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i stroit.materi-
alam, 1959. 430 p. (-MIRA 12:8)
1. Giprovodkhoz (for Chernikevich). 2. Gidroproyekt (for
Shevyakov).
(Hydraulic engineeTing)
(Precast concrete construction)

KOZLOV, C", . I ~S j~, 1,,, ~, - 1~ V -r G
I I i, - I., ~ . .
Econommics and prospects for the production of liquid and solid
carbonic acid ~y & hydrolysis plants. Sbor.trud. NIIGS 1-1:
148-156 163. (MIRA 16.-12)

YAGN, N.I.; SOKOIOVA, V.G.
Datermining the electrochemical solubilit7 of molybdenite In aqueous
SDlUtions. Zap. Vses-mln. ob-va 88 no.1:72-80 '59. (MIRA 12:3)
(Molybdonite) (Illectrolysis)

KOVALEV, V.F.; KOZLOV, A.V.; KOVALICHUK, A.I.; SOKOLOVA, V*G.
Hydrochemical methods of prospecting for copper pyrite depqaits in
the Southern Urals. Geokhi-iia no.7.596-603 161. (MLU 14:6)
1. Ural Branch of the Academy of Sciences, U.S.S.R.'p Institut of
Mining and Geology, Sverdlbvsk.
(Ural Mountains-Pyrites) (Gepchemical prospecting)
(Water, undergr6und)

KOVAIaV. V.F.; KUVALICHUK, A.I.; KQZLUV, A.V.; SOKOLOVA, V.G.
r--
Formation of the chemical composition of natural waters in the region
of the Blyava pyritic copper deposit. Trudy Inst.geol. UFAB SSSR no.62.
Gidrogeol.sbor. no.2:33-69 162. (MIPLA 16*'5) 1
(Blyava region-Water, Underground-Analysis)
(Blyava region-Ghalcopyrite)

KOVALEV, V.F.; KOVALICHUK, A.I.; 1PZILOV, A.V.-; SOKOLOVA, V.G.
Hydrochemical characteris+.ics of natural waters in the greenstone
belt of the Southern Urals'and problems of the formation of
hydrochemical halos of dispersion in pyritic copper deposits.
T!rudy Inst.geol. UFAN 3SSR no.62. Gidrogeol. sbor. no.2:3-~2 163.
(MIRA 16*:5)
U1, ~Jbw-itains--Water, Underground-Analysis)
Val Mountains-Chalcopyrite)
(Geochemical prospecting)

YAGN, M.I.; SOKOLOVA, V.G.
Anodic dissolution of chalcopyrite in aoueous solutions. Zap. Vses.
min. ob-va 91 no.1:30-37 '62. (YJRA 15:3)
(Chalcopyrite) (Electrochemistry)

YUFA, Ye.Ya.; SOKOLOVIL, V.G.
Fqkysical development of children under one year of age in
Lvov. Pediatriia 37 no.6:25-29 Je 159. (14IRL 12:9)
1. Iz datelcoy konsul'tatsii (zav. Ye.Ya.Yufa) 4-go meditaingkogo
ob"yedineniya g.L'vova (glavny7 vrach T.Te.Lifanov).
(GROWTH, in inf. & child,
Russian standards (Rue))

YUFA., Ye.Ya.; SOKOLOVA, V.G.; IZRAYLbTICII, N.A.
Preventive treatmdnt for rheumatic relapses in children. Yop.
revm. 1 no.4s49-52 O-D 161. (MIRA 160)
1. Iz detskoy konsulltatsii (zav. Ye.Ya. Yufa) 1+-y gorodskoy
LIvovskoy bollnitsy (glav-n-.y vrach F.G. Suziy) i detskay kon-
aulltatsii (zav. M.A. Izraylevich) 7-y gorodskoy polikliniki
Ltvova (glavnyy vrach V. G. Isayeva) .
(RHEUMATIC FEVER)

Y AGIN, IN , -- ,'B-0RAZ.HNOV,. F.,:r.- S'O-KOLOVA, V.J"'
I I - - I
Effect of some ox'-dIzing agenr.3 on "he -Lndicatlon3 of metal-
oxide electrc-des-, elements of the arsenic eubgroup. Zaps
y
1^1 42 no.3335-40 163. (M~L~ -17.,10'
J 0

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1. ASH-M-13 -I.; KRkKOVSVIY, A.V.; SOKOLOVA) V.G.-
2. USSR (600)
4. Aerosols
7. Anparatus for aerosol penicillin therapy, Prof. S.1. Ashbell, Eng. A.V- Krakovskiy,
V-G. Sokolova, Terap.arkh. 225 no. 1, 1953.
9. 'Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL 1953. Unclassified.

T I I-I ~, ~ , I .. - I ... ".
A
,lin. t. [:Y:;-, of Labour ar-I ind'13',r. Jis-, I'l-in. of Hlth, UJZ.
fxe~t,-:t--~rit o' viril influenza and 'lads Of this disease
unier aorking textu) SOVSf3K. ,!ED,. 19,7!, (22-23)
Acrio,aine is ar~plied as nn aerosol -,-ith c~ without -,en--illin for rorhylactic -1ir-oses
as wdll as for tre~t-:ient ,urIn:r ti - early i-eriod disease. Th-e exl-eriments -,il-ich have
been rer'orme an of -!ir:-,! influenza ir. the stri!! Of 1052 on numberous
'Trours oP i-ati-ents rrov--~a Lo ,be verv en--oura=~. It is therfore ne--e-3sE~-,-nt leas'. from
the st.qndioint of mt-i.onal ercno:-.,;, -~~o save labo-r-ho~-,rs, to arply aerosols for Tro-hy~
'he -areuti~;al pur, oses. --,,ren treat.nent be-,- nnin - onl,!- In the later T-er-Jod
c
la&i a -n
of ise-s.--- '!.s ~usefull, ~-s i .r !:rev,-,n,-s ti ns -.nd short;?ns the course !,--' disease.
Furth-er studies ind exTansic~. -,f :,h~- -. :rat-aent by aerosols in the course of viral
influenza are necessarY.
Jettmar - Graz
SO: Ex-~e-,T-ta :-'edict-, Vol. 1 i,o. 2 Section XV11, FebruaL-y 1955.

USSEPharmac-)-lowy, Toxicology. Chemotheranex' Ucal PreT)arantions V-7
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 5, 1958, No 2344-1
Author : Ashbel S.!.,_192~~
Inst : Not Given
Title : AbaiA Chlorotetracycline Absorption, Circulation and Excre-
-'Uon From the Organism.
Orig Pub : Antibiotiki, 1957, 2, No 1, W-45
Abstract : The study was made on 127 men. It, was found that chlorotetra-
cyclin (I), orally administered in a 0.25 g dose, was rapidly
absorbed and excreted by the kidneys; a bacteriostatic con4
centration of I (0.03-3.84y/mi) was maintained in the blood
for 18-22 hours. I was excreted in the urine up to 7'~' hours
i- concentrations which exceeded considerably the blood concen-
tration of the antibiotic for the sane period. Apparently,
- e kidneys had ' e ability to concentrate I. By the stomach
th th
wal I I was excreted uT 4k,
-0 37 hours, and in the bile UP to 15-
16 hours in 0.22-1.2 ~/M' concentrations.
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ASHBELI, S.I., professor; AZOVSKAYA, I.I.; SOKOIA)VA, V.G.
levomyeetin therapy for chronic pulmonary stwpurations in pneumo-
sclerosis. Vrach.dslo no.8:871-~73 Ag '57. - (MLRA 10:8)
1. Klinichesk-ty otdel (zav. - prof. S.I.Ashbell) Gorikovskogo nauchno-
k
issledovatellskogo inatituta gigiyeny truds I profeBSionalInykh
zabolevaniy
(CHLOROMYCATIN) (LUNGS--DISEASICS)

ASHBILI, S.I., professor; SOK014)VA, V.G.; KHARITONOV, V-V-
Effectiveness of biomycin treatment in chronic suppurative diseases
of the lungs. Klin.med. 35 n0-5:28-32 My '57. (MIRA 10:8)
1. Iz klinicheskogo otdels (zav. - prof. S.I.Ashbel') GorlkOVBkogo
nauchno-iseledovateltskogo instituta gigiyeny truda i profzabolevs-
niy (dir. - kandidat meditsinskikh nauk O.M.Gavruseyko)
(LUNG DISEASES, ther.
biomycin in chronic suppurative dis.)
(ANTIBIOTICS, ther. use
biomycin, in chronic suppurative dis. of lungs)

ASHBELI , S. 1. , SOKOLOVA, V.. G. 0 SMIRNOVA, V. K.
Changes' in the sensitivity of s-outum m1croflora and the development
of monilinsis in nntibiotic therapy of suppurative lung diseases.
[with sunmnry in English]. Antibiotiki, 3 no.3:109-112 My-je 158
(MIRA 11:7)
1. Gorlkovskiy E_osudnretvenn.,ry nnuchno-issledovptellskiy inatitut
gigiyeny truda i prof essionnllnylch bolezney.
(SPUTUM. microbiology,
antibiotic sensitivity in thpr. of pulm. supmrntlve
dis. (Rua))
(MONILIASIS, etiology nnd pathogenesis.
antibiotic ther. of sulmurntive pulm~ dis (Rua))
(LUNG DISEASE, therapy,
supnurative, ant1iiotics causing mouilinsis & changes
of s-outum bact. sensitivity(Bus))

ASHBIFLI, S. I., nrof.; SOKOLOVA, V.A,,;,4zOVSKAYA, I.I.
Treatment of chronic lung suppurations with oxytetracycline (terraE7cin).
Sov. med. 22 no.12:32-38 D '58. (MIRA 12:1)
1. 1% klinicheskogo otdela (zav. - prof. S. I. Ashbell) GorIkovskogo
nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta gigiyeny truda i T)rofessionallnykh
bolezney (dir. - kand. med. nauk 0. M. Glavruseyko).
(LUNG DISFASBS, ther.
oxytetracycline in chronic suppurations (Ras))
(OXYTBTRACYCLINN, ther. use
chronic lung suppurations (Ru))

ASHBU I ) S - I - , prof . ; SOKOLOVA, V. G. ; Prinimala uchastiye; MIRKEYEVA, V. K.
flystatin tureatment of candidoois. Kaz. mod. zhur. no.4:63-67 Jl-Ag
161. (MMI 15- 2)
1. Klinicheskiy otdel (zav. - prof. S.I.Ashbell) Gorlkovskogo
nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta iyeny truda i prof2abolevaniy.
(FUNGIClDIN) (AIWHYLAX~ll (140NIX4ASIS)

Zit) I I: . .6 .
Coi a p a rat, I-ve e-..r_,3iuz,,tuion of' ane t I mais i'or ae r~er- 4m* ng 1 i- sens' tA v, ',y
- I I I
of sputwn mi-croflorri to antilAotics in ~n~:-Cosclerosils. Trujy
GIGT no.9:149-156 16-2. (nilLk 1,/:g)

KOVALEV, V.F.; KOZLOV, A.V.; SOKOLOVA, V.G.
Some data on the hydrochemical prospecting characteristics of
- 0
natural waters in the Tagil-Kusnva region. Trudy Inst. geol.
UFAN SSSR no.69. Gidrogeol. sbor. no.3:3-21 164,
04ITLk 17:11)

-11 ~ , prof. ; POUPVSK.Iff A, E. A.; O"OKOLOV A - 'V~ G. c) I. Tluu'r:;
7ASI-LIKOVA, Z.Ye., land.med.nauk-
Effectiveness of olet.,trin treatment of infe(,,tious inflammatory
diseases of respiratory organs and intestines. Sov.med. 28
no.U:91-95 D 165. (MIRA 18212)
1. Khnioheskly otdel. (zav. - prof. S.I.Ashbell) Gor1kcvskogo
instituta gigiyeny truda i professio-
nallri
~ Y'-h zabclavaniy i kafedra detskilkh infektsiy (zav. - doLsent
N.N.Fhyerman) Gorlkovskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

secondary paratyl)hnid In nheep. Veterinariia 34
n:?.7:52-54 Jl '-~~7. (ML:)A 10;8)
r~sbl.!).n tnwra voter i nar no- bakter i o logi chonkaya
toriya.
And posts)
(Parath~vmhoid fever)

SOKOLOVA) V. I., (Veterinary Surgion, Drogobychskaya Interraion Veterinary
Bacteriological Laboratory)
"Sensitivity of local strains of Salmonella Pullorum to antibiotics."
Veterinariya, Vol 39, no. 1, Jan 1962. pp 80

SOKOLOVA, Vj., yeterinarnyy vrach
-- Sensitivity of local strains of Salmme-1.1a pullorum to
antibiotics. Veterinariia 39 no.1:80-81 Ja 162. WIRfi 15:2)
1. Drogobychskaya mezhrayonnaya veterinarno-bakteriologicheskaya
laboratoriya. (Kntibiotics)
(Salmonella puUox-um)

er
r ~ye

SILADNDSHTIEVJI N. M. (Chief of the Drogobych Interraion Veterinary Bacteriological
Laboratory) and SIOKOLOVA, V. I. (Veterinary Surgeon).
"Treatment of chicken pullorum disease vith quinosol [potassium oxyquinoline
sulfate)
Veterinariya, vol. 39, no. 4, April 1962 p. 49

.&iemi iry Ammonium nitrate FD
Card 1/1 Pub 50-2/19
Authcr : Prof Turchin, F. V., Dr Tech Sci; Sokolova, V. I.
Title : The effect of additives on the quality of ammonium nitrate
Pericdical : Khim. prom., No 2, 68-72 (4-8), Mar 1955
Abstract : On the basis of the tests described, conclude that phosphorite fl--i-x CY apati
flour decomposed with nitric acid is a very effective additive tc. arvoni'x-!
nitrate that reduces caking and increases the friability of this salt. Ad-
dition of dolomite proved less effective. Nine tables.
Institution: Scientific Institute of Fertilizers and Insectofungicides imeni Proff Ya. V.
Samoylov

AUTHORS: Goryunova, N. A., Fedorova. N. N. SOV/57-58-8-9/37
Sokolova, V. I.
TITLE: On Indium Phosphide With Stoichiometrical and Non-
Stoichiometrical Composition (0 fosfide indiya stekhio-
metricheskogo i nestekhiometricheskogo sostavov)
PERIODI",AL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 195B, Nr 8, pp. 1672 - 1675
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is an attempt to determine the width of the homogeneous
zone in InP, at least in first approximation, by determining
the lattice constantB of indium phosphide, when an excess of
one or the other component is introduced into the indium
Dhosuhide, Moreover, it was intended to obtain reliable data
on the identity period of indium. phosphide which was produced
from pure substances,, The indium used in the synthesis
contained only negligible traces of co per, according to
0 p
data from spectral analysis. The phosphorus which was purified
by repeated washing with hydrochloric acid contained copper,
aluminum, iron, magnesium, and silicon in quantities of a few
Card 1/3 thousands of a percent. Bismuth, antimony, lead, tuin, zirc,

On Indium Phosphide With Stoichiometrical and Non- 3OV/57-58-8-9/37
Stoichiometrical Composition
and arsenic could not be observed. According to data from
spectral analysis all samples were produced by an immediate
combined melting of the components. The procedure in the
production of indium phosplide samples with an excess of indium
or of phosphorus is described,, The stoichiometrical InP was
produced by two methods, which are described in short. The
samples with an indium excess all exhibited a picture typical
of two-phase substances. The samples with a phcsplbrus excess
also yielded the picture of a two-phase substance. The
phosphorus veins and the inclusions had a red color. No
indications of a second phase were found in the polished sectiom
of stoichiometrical indium phosphide samples. In the X-ray
analysis a simple and a refined powder method were applied.
The refined X-ray diagram was taken with a Cu K a -radiation
according to two methods. The evidence presented shows that
the identity period of indium phosphide is equal to 5,8693
and that it does not vary within a range of + 0,0006 k, if an
excess of the one or the other comDonent is introduced. There
Card 2/3 is every indication that the width of the homogeneous zone
Z~

On Indium Phosphide 77ith Stoichiometrical
and Non-Stoichiometrical Composition
in indium phosphide is very narrow. Professor D, 1-11. Nasledov
and Professor ~. F. Ormont discussed the results of the work
with the authors. There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 19
references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy fiziko-tekhniche3kiy institut AN SSSR
(Lenin.-rad Physical and Technical Institute,AS USSR)
Nauchno-issledovatellskiy akkumulyatornyy institut
(Scientific Research Institute of Accumulators)
SUBMITTED: October 26, 1957
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S/U81/62/000/007/004/033
B156/B101
AUTHORS: Goryunova, N. A., Sokolova, V. I.-
TITLE: Complex phosphides
?'B'RIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya,, no. 7, 1962, 57,
abstract 7B384 (Izv. Mold. fil. AN SSSR, no. 3 (69),
1960, 31-35)
TEXT: Exoeriments carried out to study the interaction between Inp and
various semiconducting compounds are described. [Abstracter's note:
Complete translation.]
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S/081/62/000/007/005/033
B156/BIOI
AUTRORS: Goryunova, N. A., Sokolova, V. I.
T1111T : Solid solutions in the InP-GaP system
t~E
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no, 7, 1962, 57, abstract
7B385 (Izv. Mold. fil. All SSSR, no. 3 (69), 1960, 97-98)
TTXT: On the basis of an investigation intG three specimens of the
InP-Ga? section,it is concluded that a number of solid solutions exist
in this system. (Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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TURCHIN, F.V., prof.; SqKOLOVAI-.V.I.
I
Using ammonium bicarbonate as fertilizer. Zemledelie 23 no.12:
73-79 D '61. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Nauchnyy institut po udobreniyam i insektofungisidam.
(Ammonia as fertilizer)

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82563
S/08()/60/033/06/04/006
AUTHORS: Goryunova, N. A., Kradinova, L. V., Sokolova, V. I., Sokolova, Ye.V.
TITLE: A Method of Obtaining High-Purity Arsenic
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol-. 33, No. 6, pp. i4og-i4lo
T~M: Gallium arsenide GaAs is a semiconductor material with a recti-
f)ring effect and photoconductivity. Arsenic is usually accompanied by antimony
and bismuth which have similar physical and chemical properties, so that their
separation from arsenic is difficult. Arsenic trioxide was taken as initial
material, therefore, because it does not contain bismuth and only small
quantities of Sb, Cu, Al, Ca, Fe, Si and Mn. The purification was carried out
in two stages: purification of arsenic trioxide; reduction of the trioxide to
arsenic metal. The trioxide was purified by recrystallization from a hydro-
chloric solution. After complete dissolution of AS20 the hot solution was
filtered and then kept for 20-24 hours in a cold plN. The crystals formed
were reduced by activated coal in a quartz ampoule. The arsenic metal was
distilled in a 10-3 mm Hg vacuum. At 3000C the fraction containing As 0 and
at 4500C pure arsenic was distilled. On the base of arsenic produced %; the
method proposed, GaAs can be obtained with a concentration of charge carriers
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82563
A Method of Obtaining High-Purity Arsenic S/080/60/033/06/04/006
16, -3
n _--J10 Cm . Further treatment by zone melting and extraction of single
crystals produces a material suitable for the application as semiconductor.
There is I table and 7 references: 2 Soviet, 3 German, 1 English and I French.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN SSSR (Leningrad
Physico-Technical Institute of AS USSR)
SUBM June 25, 1958
February 4. 1960 (after revision)
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GORYUNOVA, N.A.; SOKOIDVA, V.I.; TSZYAN BIN-SI [Chiang Ping-hsil
Dissolution of germanium in some ternary semiconducting
compounds. Dokl. AN SSSR 152 no.2.1363-366 S 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut im. A.F. Ioffe AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom B.P. Konstantinovym.

ACCESSION M AP4036978 S/0065/64/000/005/0017/0022
AUTHORi Hasagutov, Re Me; Berg, Go As; Varfolomeyev, Do F.0, Selivanov
T. I.; Bugay, Yee A.; Mukhametov, No No; Kulinicho Go M*j_Sokol*vs#.'
V. I.
TITLE: Development of a process for hLgh-purity cyclohexans
SOURCEt Khimiya i tekhnologiyn topliv i'masell no. 5. 1964. 17-22
TOPIC TAGS: cyclohexane, benzene, benzene hydrogenation, catalyst,,
nickel on kieselguhr, benzene purification, thiophene, sulfur com-
pound, cyclohexane production
ABSTRACT; An industrlal.p-rocess for cyclohexane has been developed
on the basis of preliminary pilot tests. Cvclohexann of adequate
purity was produced by the-one-steo hydrogenatL6n of banx4ine (cyclo-;.--
hexane content. < 0.4%; thiophene content, < 0.000012) on technical-.
-grndo. nicke-l- on Itieselguhr catalyst under the following conditions:".
pressure 10 kg/cm2 gage: space velocity of benzene feed, 0.5-0.6 hr:i
maximu-m reactor temperature,120-150C; hydrogen/bonaene ratio, 3000:~
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:A'CCESSION NRt AP4036978
...two steps: purification of benzene from 9 conpoundsland hydrogenation
on two reactors connected in series. The unit has been in operation
for two years. The cyclohexane is being used for making polyethylenes
orig. art. hass' 3 figures and 2 tables*
j~SSOCIATIONI BaGhNIINP; OLUNPZ
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.SOKOLOVA, V.I.; ZIZIN, V.G.; SHKLOVSKU, Ya.A.
Chromatographic analysis of bydrogen-containing mixtures.
Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 9 no.1:60-62 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Bashkirskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut po pere-
rabotke nefti.

ZIZTN, V.G.; IWI.-WA, T.S.; ~CK~L
~O
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Chromatographic determination of the hydrocarbon compos`tfon
of aromatic compounds. Khim i tekh..topl. i masel 9 no.3.
66-67 mrl64 (MIRA 17:7)
1. Bashkirskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiv institut po pererabot-
ke nefti.

T/E 1,VP( t)/ENP(b_)/!'VJ'A(0 IJP(c') JD
EINVUO/
:ACCESSION NR: AP5011813 UR/0080/65/038/004/0771/07-78
537.311.33
AUTHOR: Goryunova, N. A.; Sokolova, V_. I.; Chien, Ping-hsi
iTITLE: Synthesis and certain properties of the compound ZnGeAS2
iSOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 38, no. 4,-1965., 771-778
,TOPIC TAGS: zinc compound, germanium compound, arsenic compound, crystal formation
ABSTRACT: VGrtical directional crystallization was used fur continuous chemical
reaction which produced*(for the firstl*~time) the S
ompound ZnGeAs? con-,
:taining volatile components. The compound conf6rms.to the pattern for formation ofll___~~__Ii'_.
,:tetrahedral phases. X-ray diffraction and microstructural analysis show that
zZnGeAS2 is a single phase compound. Thermal analysis showed that this compound disi
~:sociates when melted. Thermal analysis and zone recrystallization revealed that a
temperature maximum on the ZnAS2-Ge pseudobinary section corresponds to ZnGeAs2.,
Hence, the latter is a congruently melting compound which dissociates in the liquid
phase, but not in the solid phase. Physical measurements were made on samples hav-,
-3j
ling a charge carrier concentration of 3.5-1018 cm The value of the forbidden
C'ard 1/2

IACCESSION NR: AP5011813

SOKOWVA, V.I.; WOVSKIY, I-A-
Simultaneous action of amines and fatty acids in the flotation of ti-
taniun-bearing minerals. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; tavet. met. 3 no.4:
23-27 16o. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut. Kafedra. metallurgii blagorodnvkh
me tallov.
(Flotation--Equipment and supplies) (Amines)
(Fatty acids)

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S/137/61/000/011/067/123
AO06O/A1Ol
AUTHORS: Goryunova, N.A., Sokolova, V.I.
TITLE: Solid solutions in the InP-GaP system
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1961, 23, abstract
llZhJ36 ("Izv. Mold. fil. AN SSSR", 196o, No 3(69), 97 - 98)
TEXT- An investigation was made of three section points of the InF-
GaP system: 31nP-GaP, InP-GaP, InP-3GaP. Materials with about 99.999% purity
were used to prepare the alloys. The alloys were prepared in evacuated quartz
ampoules with vibration stirred heating in a Silit resistor furnace up to
12000C (31nP-GaP), 13000 (InP-GaP), 14oooc (InP-3GaP) with subsequent rapid
cooling. The investigation was carried out by the methods of microscopic and
roentgenographic analysis and by measuring the microhardness. It was shown
that in the InP-GaP system there exists a continuous series of solid solutions,
which are difficult to obtain in the equilibrium state. There are 6 references.
Z. Rogachevskaya
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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YAKOVOKIY~ I,;.-; SOKOLOVA, V.L
Collectors on the basis of sulfoesterified commercial fatty
acids. Izv. vyo. uclieb. zav.; tavet. met.4no.5:50-58 16L.
(MIRA 14:10)
L Urallskiy politakhnicheskly institutp kafedra metallurgii
blagorodnykh metallov.
(Flotation-Equipment and supplies)

V.I.
r, ffec, t c,' v a r- i oil -fa c tor s on ', h eS L,-b-' ty cf r he bubo
I f, I -~uhr . ,T
n-'cl el cat,alv.Sts on Kiezel 'lefteper. i nelftekidm. no.5:
'24-27 165. (MLIRA 18:7)
i, BaFhkirskilr instit.tt ro pererabotke

L jag2j-61- EPF(c) /EWT(m) /BDS Pr-h RM/Vd
S/O 0
8i/'3/000/005/056/075
AUTHOR: Kolesnikova, T., Dygenson, A. S., Voroblyeva, S. V. and Sokolova,
V. I
TITLE: Separation of iso compounds fr
Om 22ntan~eamylene fractions of
oil refining
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya 04,abstract 5P192 (Tr.
. no- 5, 1963, 5
Basbkirsk. n.-i. in-t. po pererabotke nefti, 1962, no. 5, 189 - 200)
TEXT: A method for extracting isoamylenes and isopentane from oil re-
V fractions
fining products is developed. Iso- compounds are separated from C5
by polymerization in the presence of phosphoric acid on diatomaceous earth, with
subsequent depolymerization on lead alumo-silicate catalyst. The raw material
for polymerization was the fraction produced at 20-40.5 C. The optimum condi-
tions for polymerization from the viwpoint of yield were: temp. 120-1300 C, pres-
sure 30 atm., speed 0.8. The polymers forming mainly due to iso- and n-amylenes,
undergo depol2merization. For this 120-1750 C fraction of polymer is taken.
From the obtained depolymerized product the desired 20-400 C fraction is sepa-
rated by fractionation (isopentane-iso-amylene), intended as the raw material
for special cracking plant (SK). In the technological scheme of this process
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L 1229F-63
Separation of sio compounds from S10811631000100510561075
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the pentane-amylene fraction, isolated at petroleum processing plants by means
of deep stabilization of gasolines with subsequent fractionation of the light
stabilization head at gas fractionating plants or by means of supplemontary sta-
bilization of destructively processed gasolines on secondary distillation plants
are passed on to the polymerization plants with phosphoric acid. The 20-400 C
fraction is directed from accurate fractionation to extract isopentane, while the
120-1750 C fraction is directed for catalytic cracking (with an alumosilicate
catalyst). From the depolymerized product the desired isopentane-isoamylene
fraction (20-400 C) is separated, intended for SK plant, the fraction 120-1750 C
is recirculated for depolymerization. The intermediate fractions 40-1200 C may
be used as com-oonents of automobile gasoline. The overall yield of the iso-
comDounds in relation to the raw material is 73%. The article contains a 32 item
bibiiography. I. Berlin.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
Card 2/2

S01,010VA, V. I., BRAUN, A. D., and NEMCHINSKAYA, V. L. (USSR)
IrRelease of Froteins Amino Acids and Cernosine from Resting and
Excited Skeletal Muscles (read by title)."
Report presented at the 5th International Biochemistry Congress,
Moscow, 10-16 Aug 1961

SOKOLOVA, V. 1. -- 111--rothesis of the Lower Jaw in Cases of Bone Defects and
False Artliroses.11 i"Lin Health 'USSH. Central Institute for Wic Ad-anced
Tr.-dnin- o--~' P'n:.sicians. 1-10scow, 11055. (Dissert ~t4 on for the Degree of
CanOi-f!atc in Ledical Sciences.)
3o; -a Lctopisl ';"o 3, 1~56

ZIZINJ, V.G.i SOKOLOVA, V.I.
Chromatographic analysis of C1 - C5 hydrocarbons using a complex
column. Khim.i tekh.topl.i masel 7 no.9:27-29 S 162.
WIRA 15: 8)
1. Bashkirskiy nauchno-issledovateltskiy institut po pererabotke
nefti.
(F,ydrccarbons) (Chromatographic analysis)

,z-, ",CI- ~I/I/, V i
The semiconducting compound CuGe2P3' V. 1. Sokolova.
a-------
Report presented at the 3rd National Conference on Semiconductor CompoiAnds,
Kishinev, 16-21 Sept 1963

SOKOLOVA, V.I., kand.med.nauk; GADON, S.G.
Use of elastic plastic in the construction of postoperative
prostheses. Stomatologiia 41 no'.5z82-85 S-0 162.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Iz sektora proteznoy stomatologii (zav. - kand.med.nauk
I.I.Revzin) TSentrallnogo instituta travmatologii i ortopedii
(dir. - doktor meditsinskikh nauk M.V.Volkov).
(DENTAL PROSTHESIS) (PLASTICS IN NEDICIM)

BRAUN, A.D.; SOKOLOVA, V.I.
Content of different forms of creatine in the skeletal muscles
of frous durLTi,-,- rest ward during the action of a hypertonic
Solution of sciiium chloride. Tsitologiia 4 no.0':680-684 11-D'62
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Iab3ratoriya b-Lokhimii kletki Instituta tsitologii AN SSSR,
Leningrad.

ACCESSION NR: AT4043277 S/Z744/64/m/m/oI21/0127.
AUrHORt Fasagutov, R. M., Berg, G. A., Varfolomayev, D. F., Sa1ivanov, T. 1'.,
Ye. A., Kulinich,-G. H., Sokolova, V. I., Mukhamtor, H.
TITLE, Purification of benzene by chemlsorption
SOURCE: Ufa. Bashkirskly nauchno-issledovatellskly Institut po pererabotke nefti.,
TrudyAr. no. 7, 1964. SernIsty*ye neftl I produkty* lkh parerabotki (Sour crude
oil and products of refining), 121-127
TOPIC TAGS: benzene, desulfurization, chemisorpti6n, nickel kleselqu~r catalyst,
thiophene, carbon disulfide, cyclohexane, puri'fication
d F I
ABSTRACT: Since neither sulfuric acid treatment nor hy ro ning quaran~ee com-
plete removal of sulfur from.benzene, the authors lnvestigated'the'chemical de-
sulfurization of a benzene sample containing 0.08% (by welght)-theophene, 0.0102%
carbon disulfide and 0.3% cyclobexane, using a comercial nickel catalyst on
ki',E;~'Iqu~r'(O-93 qjc~c bulk density) with 60% nickel. Des4ifurization was more
e
effective at higher temperatures than at room temperature. The hl~h degree.of
pu'~Ificatt~n obtained at 170-180C may,be due both to a better"~~a~i'betwein the
b qz6ne ind the cata!yst a-nd a.higher diffusion rate. When 6e ,nzen~ slamples;'were
Urift~d'it 170-180C with the addition of hydrogen, the edsh~rptlvlty of the cata-.;
lys~ was Increased 4.4 times as compared to'tho usual ddsorption.sqndiclons.. This

ACCES~1.01i' NR. AT4043277
A
importari~'findinq ver;i.fied the mechanism of chemisorption and,$howed that the sul-i
fur-,adsorbing capacity and selectivity of the catalyst are important * factors. The"
wqrking "rtulfur-capacity" of nickel over kieseiguhr is 1-33%,for, th.iophenic sulfur;
under-the following recommended experimental conditions: atm. pressure, 150-180C,!
feed rate of raw material 1.0 hr- 1. hydrogen 10-30 vo). per vol. of benzene. The i
duration of action of a catalyst depends especially an its *sulfur-adsorb-i~g capa-
i city; therefore, the purified benzene was investigated for sulfur content plotted
against the time of catalysis. Sixty liters of benzene pyrified with I liter of
catalyst showed no sulfur In the sample, but on further use of this same catalyst.)
sulfur appeared in gradually Increasing amounts. It was found that 60;70,titers
of benzene containing 0.03% sulfur 'Could be'purifled with I Il.ter of c ta yst.
The'su f ~Wdl stribuilon. In the cata lys t.'wi th height- of the layer I n the reactor-
i is also shown. on the basis of the experimental data, nickel on klesel9qhrJS re-1
commii~de~a Asia catal~ii'for the desulfurization of benzene. Orf h i 4
ASS~OCIltT'10~:- -Bashki~skiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy In titut ab6tke neftlil-
S Pq.meri.
Ufa '(b~s'hkl~ Sclentl,fl~ Research-Anstitute for Petroleum Ref,1,qipq)'
'00 L
SU6A1`T
"'OTHER:- 006,
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MASAGUTOV, R.M.; BERG, G.A.; VARFowmEnw, D.F.; SELIVANOV, T.I.;
WIGAY, Ye.A.; MUKHAMETOV, M.N.; KULINICH, G.M.; SOKOLOVA. V.I.;
KIRILLOV, T.S.
Hydrogenation of benzene on a nickel catalyst on kieselguhr.
Trudy BashUII NP no.7sl27-133 64. (MIRA 17:9)

TITLE: SoWq ternary compounds of the We A super I B super W sub 2 C super
SOURCE: ANMoISSR. lastitutfizi1dim'atemattki. Issledovanlyapopoluprovodalkam
novy*ye poldbrovodalkovy*ye materialy* (Semiconductor research; now semiconductor
materials). Kishinev, Goo. lzd-vo Kartya Moldovenyaske, 1964, 168-17 2
Won
TOPIC TAGS: tetrahedral phase, ternary, tetrahedral phase, zinc blende, concentr
ase.
triangle, imperfect phase, perfect ph "Nemiconductor alloy, crystgd stnicture,
germanium phosphide, ternary alloy, phosphogermantura alloy, silver germanium
phosphide, co2ye germanium phosphide
V
ABSTRACT: Conxiiounds of the type AIB 11C were obtained by the component fusion
2 3
method and subjected to X-ray and microstruatural analysis for phase composition
control. A table showing all the possible combinations of these substances is
presented. The compounds CuGe?P and AgGe2P were then investigated In detail.
CuGe?'P3 crystallizes in a zinc bienge structure Kith a parameter afa--5.3%. micro-
jVncturid analysis revealed 3-5% of a second phase. Microhardness values were

ACCESSION M: AT4044671
obtained for the first phase (850.t 20 kg/mm~, but not the -second. Thermal analysin
showed the presence of two transformations; at 800 and 759C. A concentration
triangle for the system Ch-Ge-P is drawn showing the possibility of obtaining perfect,.
and imperfect ternary tetrahedral phases of varying composition. AgGG2P3 does not
crystallize in a zinc blende structure; the lattice belongs to the cubic system. The
samples are solid and single phase. Microhardness = 730 + 20 kg(mm2. Thermal
analysis records one transformation at 742C. CuGe2P-, can dissolve more g .ermmlimn
(30 mol, 1,b) than any other binary or more complicated compound. 'X-ray photogr4ba
of alloys with a homogeneous field (CuGe2P. to CaGeqP2) showed a structure
om,:
corresponding to ZnS. The morphotrople tilansfer fr;m CuGeP to AgGejP., and tr
CuGe2P. to AgSn 2P3 causes the formation of substances with -endrely new%ducture
not coriFesponding to zinc bleades. 11rh conclusion,the authors express gratitude to
K. A. Gogunova for evaluation of the results and valuable advice. 11 Orig. art. has:
I figure and 2 tables.
ASSOCLATION: Institut fizild.1 matematild, AN Mol. SSR (r-nstituto of Physics and
MathemaUcs. AN Mol. SSR)
1C, S5
ENCL: 00 SUB, CODE:
SUBMITTEM 13Dec63
NO REF SOV: 003,. 0TH=:,.00)6j0
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RDELISON, I.S., inzhenar;-8OKOIA3VA,...V..~.., kandidat khimicheskikh nauk.
High-speed production of casting molAs. Proizv.-takh.inform.
no.2:30-38 151. (MLRA 10:3)
1. Nauchno-isaledovatellskiy Institut liteynogo mashinos~Toyeniya
(Foundry machinery and supplies)

SOKOLOVA, V. L.
"The Discharge of Substances by Skeletal Muscles of Warm-Blooded
Animals during Alteration of Them." PP- 73
Institute of Cytologr AS USSR Laboratory of Cell Biochemistry
II NauchnaYa Konferentsiya InStitologii AN SSSIt. Tezisy Dokladov (Seoond
Scientific Conferenco of the Institute Of CYtO109Y Of the Ac8d61V of Sciences
USSR, Abstracts of Reports), Leningrad,, 1962, 88 pp.
JPRS 2o,634

14(10); 3(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPL401TATION SOV/2843
Soveshchanlye PO rar,iOn&l-nym, sposobam fUndamen to s troy enlya na
mohnomerzlykh gruntakh
Trudy... (Transactions of the Conference on Efficient MethOda of
Building, Foundation& on Permarrost soi-la) Moacow, Goostroyizdat,
1959. 131 P. Errata slip Inserted. 1,200 copies printed.
9d. or Publishing Houset X. X. Borshchavskayn; Tech. Ed.s Ye. L,
Temkin&.
FURrCSZs This book Is Intended for construction spglneers~ Indus-
trial planners and builders.
COVERAGEs This book contains reports originally road in Vorkuta In
1958 on experience gained in planning and building foundations
in permafrost regions or the USSR. the reports were preparad
for publication In the VIIGSP (Scientific Research Institute
for the Study of Foundations and Underground Structures). The
tatroduction was Written by Professor V. 0. Bulychav. No
references are given.
in L . F Construction Conditions and the Fxpiol-
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Enlng Enterprises in the Pechora Coal Basin 47
I' toov Construction of industrial Plants on
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'---n Ground With Subsequent Settling 56
Markin, K. F- Designing File Foundations Under Permafrost
Conditions 58
Pchelintsev. A, M, Special Characteristics or Foundation
-
Mdlding In the Cjjy of Igarks 64
Bak8_1Q1_A_-A_ and Y-IL_Ymia~ Kethodb or Restoring
_
_Vr*
DQfOM~d Principal D411dings in Vorkut, 67
of Work and Computing the Rein-
forced Concrete Frame Foundations and Frame Workn,Taking
-Into Account Uneven Settling of the Bearing Ground 75
Yesorov. V. M and V. M. Sokolov&. ev Data on Frost
_
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j
Decreasing the Depth of Foundation
Laying by Kseplng the around In a Frozen State 109
Heaving Of arou,nd and Foundations
(discussion) 113
A- M- MOn-SOvitt Experience In Building
Foundations an Permanently Frozen Ground 119
PmrL'hm -v A V MaAlm~ Thawing of Perennially Frozen
Ground Under Heated Buildingo ( two-dlmenalonal nolution) 124
Of tno Foundations of Industriftl
Structures of the Vorkutaugol, Combine 127
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SM, LOVA, 11. M.
SOKOLOVA, V. 1. - "Karst Phenomena South of GorIkovskaya Oblast (for
FAample, the South Plyansk Karst Region)." Sub 26 Apr ~,2, Moscow
City Pedagogical Inst imeni V. P. Potemkin. (Dissertation for
the Degree of Candidate in G eological and I~Lineralogical Sciences).
SO: Vec!.ernaya Moskva January-December 1952

SOKOLOVA50 V.M.
Studying the relationship between the deformation of clayey acils ~.-4
during freezing and.their initial moisture content. [Trudyl NII osn
no.52:42-62 163. (NIRA 17:2; liv

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,USSR/Cultivated Plants - Grains.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 29713
M-2
Author Sokolova, V.N.
Inst
Title Tile Effect of the Factor of Temperature on Corn Growth and
Development in the Non-Chernozem Soil Zone. (preliminary
Report).
Orig Pub Uch. zap. Petrozavodskogo un-ta, 1956 (1957), 7, No 3, 20-
2c.
Abstract S1 ry findings are presented in this work on the prelini-
nary variety testing of corn, made in 1955 at the botanical
park of Petrozavodsk University with 10 varieties belong-
ing to diverse groups. The Grushvskaya and Sterling varie-
ties proved best for their yield of ensilage. A study of
the sowing times made in 1949-1950 on the Leningradka va-
riety has shown that the appearance of shoots does not
stand in direct relation to the mean daily temperature.
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"Derivatives of 2, 4-diam.-Ino-1, 3, 5-Tria-zyIa1ky1carbo371ic acids. I-a- U 1."
Sokolovskain, S. V., Sokolova, V. N., Magidson, 0. IU. (P. 467)
SO: Journal of General Chemist (Zhurnal Obshchei Yhimii) 1953, Volume 23, NO-3.

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T
ecf)nomical mcthodsof 1)repg..(:CIICI)i (lba-basic product
in the mantif. of sulfazine, are described. - In a liquid-phas4~-
method, 330 g., Fe filings, 50 g. tetrachlorcethane, (H),-
and 1000 cc. water are kept under reflux and stirred 8-9
"lirs.; the vapors of If condense and flow back into the'
flask while those of I enter a slanted condenser where the
y
are liquefied and the liquid is received In an ice-cooled cou-,
taiaer; if the wat& in'the outside jacket of the reflux con.
denser is kept at 48-56% little water is carried over with the
L IV' fien no more I comes over, the reflux condenskr. is
removed, and the Mixt. of water.. 1, and 11 lift-in the flask
distd. The raw I dLqtillate scpd. from the water, dried
over CaClj, and ' fractiolially distd. in a depblegmator
yields 254 g. (88%) 1. The uibct. of. 11 and 1 (8-1.0 g.) is
used for the mixt batch. T is a mixt. of 11 isomers (cis and -7
lranslwitli different b. p~. When Elie rectified I is redistd.,
04% b. dl*. This mixt. of isomers is suitable for further
ittilization in the process of,mantif, Another mrtliod of
If repa. (so-called vapor-ofiase method), which does not d
iallow gradual removal from the reaction mixt. of the I
for-med results in a 67.57a yield and the procc-as is more.rom-
A. S. Mirk'
Oated., in,
4

USSR/Organic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic Chemistry, E-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 195 7, G",4
f I-,
Author: Sokolova, V. N., and Magidson, 0. Yu.
Institution: None
Title: On the Oxidizing Ability of 1,2-diphenyl-4-n-butylpyrazolidine-3,5-
dione
Original
Periodical: Zh. obshch. khimii, 1956, Vol 26, No 2, 6o4-6w
Abstract: When ii-buty1malonic ester is condensed with hydrazobenzene (I) in the
presence of C2H5ONa (see UK patent 646597; Chem. Abstrs. 1950, 121
7602), there is formed, in addition to the main product, 1,2-diphenyl-
4-n-btit,ylpyrazolid.ine-3,5-dione (II), a side-product, 1,2-diphenyl-4-
n-o,atyl-4-hydroxypyrazolidine-3,5-dione (III); the latter is the re-
sult of the oxidation of II and has a mp of 132-1330 (from alcohol).
It has been established that the oxidation of II to III takes place
only in the presence of I. The structure of III was confirmed by the
following reactions: 26.2 gms of III are stirred with 220 ml of 8%
Card 1/2

USSR/Organic Chemistry - Synthetic Organic Chemistry, E-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Kni-miya, No 1, 1957, 915
Abstract: NaOH solution, the precipitate stirred again with 250 ml of water;
the acidification of the water solution yields 12.4 gms of mono-11,14'-
diphenylhydraziDe-D-butyltartronic acid (TV), nip 144-1450 (from 50%
alcohol, decomposes). When 9.22 igns of IV are heated (2 hours at
-1000) with 100 ril of 6% NuOll, n-butyltartronic acid is obtained in
80% yields, mp 126-1270 (from chloroform, decomposed); decarboxyla-
Lion of' the latter (125-13001 yields cc-hydroxycaproic acid, mP 56-6c,0,
which on oxidation with DInO4 gives n-valeric acid. Mien a stream of
air is passed through an alcohol solution of II in the presence of I
and C2H5ONa (distillation of the alcohol for 5 hours), III is formed.
Oxidation does not proceed in the absence of I.
Card 2/2

7

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v

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In- AHQURYM_C~
,
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~ Aur. U"Tkcke. KAim'.
ogrowl.
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7 W57), , . I
0--w-Tb 3 g.PhNTIC(,-Nff)4'IHC(-.N'P.14IM4 (I) ja 2(-tnl,l
dr as added 4 g, (CO311e)s yle-Itling lin 4 lirs. 3 4
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(
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tIon above is ru'g'at r,,flux.' 7 Prd, jh~~'is formed 80.005a U,
M4 C'Ski, Va.
(from U0.1-0, and 12% above
'
.
HeathiOtk.ll 37-5 g.~Co~,Etlj, and 5 q. Nal'a 100
i
lry. FtOll at jeffitig I ~r, Aild &.,
ml.,
sinx I day at rooms
'
,
j9_1 IL -A a A 01CCC 3K ifk warm Htoff_
gave
readily ga've IWL7,,'U X iqll,'ayqals; this with A&WO,
i~tva the Ag salt. - Kceping 20 g. 1. 100 mt. dry HtOH, and
15 9. HOCHiCCIEt overnight, folloiyed by refluxing 3 bra.
hyl
:gave 53%
otire, in. 190-4* (from EtOH), whic-h oxidized with KMnOj
In WICO ~at 2q'. to 62,5% 11. Heating, 10 g. 2-amino4-
with 80 g. cbricd;-
RAO, and 8 g'. F-41i 1,6 b .'at 901 ga,~;e 2-amitio;;Ppheny,1-
ra I
w4-styry,' sulfate, which- gave- the free
6=1111), 49%, 7-:8'_(frwnMcOll). Heating1with
'9 hrs. gav6 a lo%v yield
1~t ainnq=te in dry dioxane at 100':.
of

M'
20P-9*, 0xidadors of IU wttht
find
di"
.
,
Y.MP04ja M6CO hi presence of Af aS 0, hydrate -at

gave407qIT, Heqting11-20tnin.at2501 miina-4-_
gave Zo
tW-=4A54rfazini: m. 232-3P. 11 K salt kept 3-
"
d
o
d
ayatia 't
ll sat
. with IICI iravo D35-o U D eikr. m.203-4
(froin 75% EtOH),, s`milarly was picM. 47,6c%, Me c4or,'
al5a formed trow tbeAg-saltaucl 141d in C4Hq, Thiisicept:

in 1901o NHrW-011 Kave 10G% 11 amide m. 280-l',
10 hirs.
similarly' was
H hydr=ida -in
245-0. lafrarj~
prepd
. _
,
.
--ortra of the rwA,1,1ef. Unwil P 10
E___ Yi6 W.

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2 -m-
1 7

Oki as4ka -C? A N .5a;v

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l
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nd 15-7
as 8% IA
11A
80% EtoH
b
it
W
a
.
.
.
. s
e0
y crys
0
Refluxing 10 W. 2-cyananJWo4;"Iox6pyrIinidine' with 9.7;:
PhNH
tion of
HCt in HO 6 h
s
ific
; filt
ti
~
d p
,.
r
ra
o
,
..an
u
r
a
the product through the Na salt gaveM.0%]lAi ilecomp. 2 9-- "
600 (80% EtOR). Adda. to 25 g. I in .150 mLdry EtOH
of 24 g. Et(hCCH&CO:K in MeOH-and itfluxing 5 b.: gave,
45% W K sail, m. 256-W* (EtOH); which with AcOH
(611 15) gave III 'tkonohydrhla, . deodinp. 100-2*, 1 anhyd
fnI, decomp.-239-40'. ~ III K -salt sad Ag-NO; gave
Ag salt, solid. Keeping 6 j, I and 6 ral. NCCHzCQjEt in
McOH 80 his; gave 60%1odmiaP4-~he mina-Ij 54ri-
'~
9~
~ rn
~
i
ra
al
k
m
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at
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s
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4
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M
(RIO)
q
'
2*; the nitrile Is d t III in I hr. Yn
th hot 370 NaOH.
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"
1
R-Anxing 11 with
N 3 hm. gave 807, M. , Hea fing
X
10
III matiohydrate I hr. At U*.-BW gaVjL'2-amixe-4~pheay[-,
tn. 180-2 111 Ag salt and
Nfel It! MeOH ke t overnight ga-.e 43% -M Me e:kT','.1n.
*
1
%
121-2
. Shaking
NH3in MeOH 10
Etrster with 1OVo

a~j gave 61% 111,apijW, tn, %I MOM a
0; -4* (75F Iso
III
d f
i
ith 5
46
3
ld
n h
ti
L
f
)
orme
n
.
o
ea
tn
e
w
ng
a S-
% y
87% HtS04 2- brs. at 65-.70*.' 111 Et ester and NsH4-14to In
LtOH gave overnight 80% IR A~djrazidc, m. 215-16*
oil
.(EtOH).- G 19. IZE

T-' ITTM

SOKOLOVSKAYA, S.V.; SOKOLOVA, V.N.; MAGIDSON, O.Yu.
Derivatives of W -(2.4-diamino-1,3,5-triazyl-6)-alkylearboxylic acids.
Part 4: Derivatives of propionic, butyric, valeric, and caproic acids.
Zhur.ob.khim. 27 no-7-1968-1978 il 157. (MIRA 10:10)
l.Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellski7 khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy
institut S. Ordzhonikidze.
(Acids, Fatty)

30963'. V. P., A. G., ~'.OISEYI.V, S. -1.
Lechenie oc-nitsi-ilinom v klinike vnutrennikh bolezne-,r. V ~3b: Voprosy
wftrwr vnutrenrie:- Irl-l-ini-ki. 1949, 3. 2-47-558

"1002. FOKOLOVAY V. P.
I
Ob infektsionnom mononokleoze. V sb: Voprosy ostroy vnutrenney kliniki.
M., 1949, s. 287-92

SIMA, 7.V.. kandidat maditainakikh nauk,;.,,�QX.O%QVk,,,,V.P. ; KALITVEVSKIY, F.F.
Diffuse myocarditia as a symptom of medicinal hypersensitivity. Sov.
mad. 20 no.5:45-49 My 156. (MLRA 9:9)
1. Iz gorodakoy bollnitay No.27 (glavary vrach N.G.Doyev) Moskyy
i Xafedry obahchey i gospitallnogy terapil (zav.-daystvitellWy chlen
Akademiimeditsinakikh nauk SSSR prof. Ye.9-Tareyev) ianltarno-gigiye-
nicheakogo fakullteta I Moskovskogo ordens'Lenina meditainakogo
institute, imeni I.H.Sech6pova
(MTOCARDITIS, ett6logy and pathogenesis,
drug allergy (Run))
(ALLKRGT, etiology and pathogenesis.
to drugs, causing myocarditis (Rue))

v -'. . p
.Hdi,nIBtl(-7 ~ ~ ~" .., 5 " !61(o! OITP V. F.
r:,b,5e-lvat-,,.)n-, r-,i~ a-ji-e hemolytic anemia. Trudy inst. Jr_ N.V.
- I -
5 t62. WITFA l8i6)

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SOKOL'VA, '*.,.S., Can "ed ,ci -- (di,3-i) "Apfllicat-inn of
Vi tar"i hG for treaLinr acute bacterial dysenterv
its effect n the functional state of the Aver.tl
p
Len, I)l w. (I'-m St,at,(' Ovdr!r oll' henin InsL t'or
the Advanced Prrlni-g of Physicians im Kirov)
2,,10 cnnies (KL, 23-56 113)
_ 153 -

SOKOLCIVA, V.S.
Use of vitamin C in the treatment of acute dysentery, Terape*
arch. 20 no-10:59-64 0 158 (MMA 11:11)
1. Iz kafedry infektsionnvkh bolezuey (zav. - prof. P.I. Strelov)
Gosudarstvennogo ordena Lenina institute usovershenstvovaniva vrachey
imeni S.M. Kirova, Leningrade
(DYSEIT=, BACILLARY, ther.
vitamin C (Rua))
(VITAMIN C, ther, use
dysentery bacillary (Rus))