SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZVYAGINA, O.A. - ZVYAGINTSEV, O.YE.

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ZVYAGINA O.A.
YeterWo on the reproduction and development of fishes in.tha
laptev Sea. Report No*ls East Siberian cod (Arotogadus borisovi,,
Gadidae)o Trudy Inst6okean.. 43:320-327 i6l. (KE~4 14;6)
'(L-aptev Pea-Codfish)

ZVYAGINA, O.A.
Distribution of eggs of the Pacific mockerel fteunatop" j4ponicas
(HouttAxyn) and the maUst Wgil so-ivq, Basiieusky in Petbr the Great
Bay. Trudy lastookean. 43028-336 -161. (MERA 14J26)
(Peter the Great Bay-ftshes-ftp)
(M3clerel) (Great m)LUets)

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ZIIYAGTHA, Ye.V.
Statistical method for studying dwarf satellites of galaxies.
Astron. zhur. 43 no. 104-39 Ja-F 166 (I,IIPA 19:2)
1. GosudarstvennTj astronomicheskiy instiltut imeni F.K. Shtern-
berga. Sutmitted June 1, 1965-

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AUTHOR: -Zvyagintsev, A. F.
TITLE: The relationship between the properties of initial forgings and the
macrostructure-of press-formed and rolled turbine disks
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, no. 5, 1962, 6, abstract 5D35
(V sb. "Proiz-vo trub", no. 4' Khar1kov, Metallurgizdat, 1961,
163-168)
TEXT: The author analyzes the technique of producing blanks,for turbine
disks on a wheel-rolling mill, analogous to the production of railroad wheels..
SImultaneously, Information is given on the micro- and macro-structure of blanks
intended for the manufacture of turbine disks. Moreover,icharacteristic defi-
ciencies occurring in blanks produced by the given method, are dealt with..
A.,Leontlyev
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUMOR: Zvyagintsev, A. F.
TITLEt Connection between the quality of initial forgihga and the macro-
structure of stamped and rolled turbine disks
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 7, 1969, 6, abstract
7V35 (V sb. "Proiz-vo trub". no. 4, Khartkov, Metallurgizdat, 1961,
1053-168)
TEXT; The author investigated the effect of the.initial forging quality on
the macrostructure of stamped and rolled turbine disks.i The manufacture of the'
disk includes the forging of the initial cylindrical forging~ preliminary up-
setting on a 3,000-ton press, upsetting in a calibration ring on a 3,00O.ton.
press, marking with a punch on a 3,000-ton press, die-forging on a 7,000-ton~
press, expanding on an expanding machine. In the cylindrical initial forgings
420 mm in diameter of alloyed or carbon steel, rods 26 mm in diameter were
placed at a distance of 50, 110, 170 mm from the centers. After each operation,
one'of the blanks was cooled and specimens were out out.to invas~igate, on the
basis of the changes of the rods, tho nature of metal flow. It was found that
the disk hub is formed mainly on account of the forging zone which is limited
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by radius r 0.25 Rfarg (Rtorg outer radius of. f orging, in this case; 240;'M),*,~;
and the zone of difficult deformation at the face enda-.~'i The Osk band is' produosd
from the forging zone which is located as in a tube, limited on one side:by
r = 0.25 Rf and on the other side by r - 0.5 Rf The peripheral zone
orp: or
beginning at 0.5 Rforg is used to form the rim. If &`initial forging possesses,
nonuniform and porous spots and other metallurgical defects located from the
center at a distance of 0.5 Rforg and approximately in.the central part ofits
height, the defective metal can be introduced into the rim or to the place of
junction between the rim and the band. The flaws remain in the part also after
expanding since the metal forming the disk periphery is not subjected to~
considerable all-sided compressive stresses. There are,'6 figures.
V. PMVlyuchenko
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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ACCESSION NR: AR4018324
GORCE: M. Metallurgiya, Abs W72
-AMIOR: Zvyagintsevi A. Fo:
":TITIM: New*method of matiufacturJmg disks using existing equipment. of vheel-'rollin
shops
.''CIIED SOURCE: Sb. Proiz-vo trub. Vy*p.- ~-'M-j Wtallurgiza'at, 1963, 141-148
TOPIC TAGS. Turbine manufacture, turbine disk, press proccusing, high
alloy steel high-alloy steel processing, presn'cqu*,~Mt convernicra
TRANSLA,T-ION: Under existing manufacturing methodsj large turbine disks are
smit
'"of blanks, which are disk shaped and produced by h forging. :In machining such'
.jr.;;,. disks,,-..a large quantity of metal bea6meschipa. For this re'ajaon; it was necessary,
,;;,,:-A,a Sind-iwthods of dbtaining disks -uhich would not entail:substantial loss ofj metal.,
One of these method& is the pressing of blanks an press equfi nt'of ubeel-rolling
ptri-I
'chops. In the production of certain types of disks, the aavingsAn'metsl~resch 3%.1.:
+ -is:tied f t
The existing method of producing disks in vheel,~M.Iing shape to the; &6~
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.'ACCEMICH NIR: AF14018324
that the equipment (7,000-ton press) erates at the maximum rated pressureo'i
Th
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;;was an impediment in the production of disks of hi
gh-alloya'on thd tV~ress e i;
qu pmen
e
!!of wheel-rolling shops. A new system of deformation of disk blanks,was P
ropor, d
000-ton pV6n - For. this
..,,which would lower significantly the load of a.7, purposes
'two unlike dies are suspended on the upper sliding plate of the cro~s-arm of, the!
I-~:preas- At first, the one of the dies deforms the central part of the blank, and
!:then the other die deforms the peripheral part of it-~ ..The lower die remainrl~ fixed-~t
,Experimental blanks for disks made of E14,91 and EI437B alloye.were pressed aceordt
:ing to the new technological scheme with only one heating, vhcren6.ulling existin
methods, heating on a continuous basis.is required. The capacity 'of the 7,000-ton,
press was fully satisfactory for thepnAuctian of blanks, even of, such allnyd as `i
Ei48i and E1437B. The forming of blanks by the new method does notL require any
-basic alterations of existing presses. The new method -provided a savings of~j~etai
of 30-"j cutd labor consumption for machinitig by one-third' and Increasco equip".
~ment productivity to 20 times that of the old method.' ScheZtic diagrams explaini n-g'
'the old and new manufacturing processes are cited;, graphs of ~~the change Of the aver-
'age specific pressure of*a1loys in dependence on the.. speed of deformation (for
shrinkage) is given.
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SOTIM: ro 9trovik, Vn~
takunolomicl,askiy Innotitut trutm T Mmyal-lennostt Prbizvoifitvo trubp no. 14,
sta ey 1j; i praktike trubihopo prolzvodstva (ODUPotion of arti,ioles
tue t%eory ani practice of pipi jimiucttP~nY, 133-137.
1071G TAGS; turbine 41sky tensilm stres~j-mat4l ~olli 6i pkd'111t
ct on eti, nnoelngf
netal forging, "'O-ftA't.A
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ABSTRAM 7~9 auttore point out't%nt in tSo binai iNk 8 a~-
=LnUrA qrg~iof to. I ; bhAk'
proAuction Proc Ss causing numqrmui~tmnsia--i
jtnsgeso *#f*.cj4l1y 4uring'; t" I
d6form-ation. of alloys of low plitaticityp favors 016 devolo*P~at of bra's and
:cracks, wl,ile a process involving compressive.stresses favors Va"ealin ~ ~6f- 6racks
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2URYAGINT IVANOVp Yu,N.,* KAZAKOV, V.E.,- STETSENKO, A.M.;
OL0143VICH, M.Ya.; KCRZH, V.I.; DASHKEVICH,' A.A.; Prinimali,
S
uchastiye: LIPTSEN, S.Kh.; RIZHIKOV., A.P.; STALINORRITSKIY)'
V.N.; LEVENETS, L.Ye.; MOGILA, V.A.; KOVAL',, A.A.; VIASOVN.F.;
ROSHCHIN9 A.G.; RAYKO, V.P.; KORNIYENKO, V.G.; PANTYUSHKIN, N.V.
Investigating the possibility of manufacturing all-rolled
electric locomotive wheels with existing equipment. Kuz.-shtam.
proizv. 5 no.11:11-3.4 N 163.
(MIRA 17:1)

ZVTAGINTSIV, A.M.
Use of structural clan;s instvAd.of sunk kaysp Geod. I kart n.o-4:73
Ap '6o. :(XM 13:8)
(Triangulation towers)
6

ZYTAGINTSEY. A.Te., doteent; TOROXHOBOT, L.A.
Intravenous and intraosseous anon'thosia with tourniquet in
.children! Xhirurgiia no,3:45-49 Xr P54. (KM 7:5)
it Is kliniki detskoy kbirurgil II V~pkovskogolmmditsinekogo Insti-
tuta Im. IeVaStallne, (viviaWshchly kafedroy.*- professor 6.D.
Ternovskly) na bass detskoy bollnitey im. X.F.Filatoia (glavnyy
vre,c*h X.I.Xalugina)
(AYSSMISU, ~OGALI
intraosseoum-,wlth tourniquet In child)
(ANNSTEIASIA, INTRAUNOUS,
In child,, wi.th tdurniquet).

ARRIDT,A.A., prof.; ARTARYAN,A.A., kand.med.nauk; 8ABOV,G.A.,prof.;
VOLKOV,Yi.V., prof.; VAMHAVSKAYA, D.7a.p Mild. med, nauk;
VOROKHOBOV, L.A.; GRIERALOV, A.I., kand. mod. naukj
DANIYELIBEK, K.V.: kand. med. nauk; DIM4211AVIN, V.M., kand,-
med. nauk; DOLETSKIY, S.Ya.j prof.; YERMOLU, V.N.) ZATSEPIN,
S.T.) kand. med. nauk; dots.; ISAKOVYu.P.,
doktor med. nauk; KOZYREVp V.A.$ kand. mod.!~nauk; KONOVALOV)
A.N.; KORIIYANSKIY, G.P.,, prof.; KLIMSM, V.A., kand.,med.
nauk; KLINKOVICH, I.G., dots.; KONDRASHIN, N.I., kand. med.
nauk LEVITIA, O.Ya., kand. med. nauk; LENYUSEKIN., A.I., kand,
mod. nauk; LgBZON, N.D., doictor red. nauk; MALINDIA, L.I.,
daktor med. nauk; MAMEVA, T.G., kandidat meditsinskikh
nauk; NERSESYMITS, S.I., kand. irad. nauk; OVCHIIRIIKOV, A.A.;
OGLE721EV, K.Ya., kand. med. nauk; ROSTOTSKAYA, V.I., kand,
med. nauk; STEPANOV, E.A.., kand. med. nauk;.:EPSHTEYN, P.V.;
OSTROVMKIIOV, G.Ye.; prof.,'glav. red.; DOVAMOVSKAYA, Tu.F.,
prof., otv. red*
Nultivolume manual on pediatricalmnogotomnoe rukovodstvo po
pediatrii. Moskvap Meditsina, Vol-9-Rediatric =rgery) ni-
rurgiia detskogo vozrasta. Red.tom-a S.IA.Doletskii. 1964. 654 P.
(11JIM 17-
1. Deystviteltrqy chlon AMN SSSR (for Dombrovakhya). 2. Men- j
korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Bairov, Volkov).

ZVYAGIITT VOIKOV, H-V.; DOLXL-.3KIY, S.Ta.
No 'ranal. Khtrurgiia 32 no*10:84-85 0 156 (MM 12:7)
(BIOGR&MIM
Ternovekiy, ,3ergei D.
ti "sit
hi

ZYTAal=BV, A.Te.'; VOLKOV, M.V*; DOIATSKIY, Mo.
!.~4- 0 , - I
Sergel Dmitrievich Ternovskiia-Ortop., tram i protex. 18 no.li
78-79 Ja-f-'57- -I (HLRA 10:6)
(MNOVSKII, SUGM WITRIMIGH, 1896-

IDLA~~,,, ~.Ye., doteent; ZHELEZNYAKOVA, F.I.; GADZHI?4rRZAYEV, G.A.
Surgical treatment of hypospadias in children. Urologiia 29
no.3:3-6 MY-Je 164. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Klinika detskoy khtrurgii (zav.- prof. I.K. Murashov) II
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni Pirogova,

ZVYAGINTSEV B N.
Some statistical characteristics of the second derivative of the
envelope of a normal random process. Radiotekh. i elektron. id
no.4-.749-754 AP 165. (MIRA: 1.8-. 5)*

ZTfAGINTSEV, D.F., kapitan, voyenny letchik vtorogo Idasual 2MIN,
--------- G-.-N-.-,-kdpitan, voyennyy shturman perVD90 kla'usa
How we carry out aerial reconnaisagnae. Vofjt.Vozd.Fl. n0# 803-
37 Ag 160# (MIU 130)
(Aeronautico,,Military-.70boarvations)

ZVYAGj till;- fi,v 1~
r* a ne
St,,,ly or sttta~hlng.W,cro-orgunismm with th' halo of:fluorep!
!1650'
(MIRA 1818)
1. 111,,~,komondovana lafedroy blolo,-,,Ii lklkovdkogo gosudarlstvennogo
a ni t"i ta.

ZVYAGINTSEV, D. G., Candidate of Biol Soi (dies) "The adsorptioncthioroor-
gansms by soil particles". Moscow., 1959. 20 pp (Moncrv Order of Lenin~and.order
of IAbor Red Banner State U im M. Vs Lomonosov, Soil-Blol Faculty), 120 coples
(KL., No 20., 1959, 110)

ZVTAGIIVSBV. D.0.
Activity of bacteria adsorbed by soil particles. Mikrobiolo Ia* 28
no.4:527-533 JI-Ag 159. ~MMA 12:12).
1. Mookovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet im. MJ. umonosovas
(SOIL m1crobiol.)
(BACTIRIA)~

ZVYAGINTSEV
Fluorescence microscopy in the study of soil micro-organis.ma.
Rauc.b..a-Okl.vy9.shkolV; biol.nauki no.21-212-216~ '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
1. Rekamendovana kafedroy biologii pocbv~Mbskovskogo goaudar-
stvennogo univeraitsta ia. X.V.Lomonosova.
(Fluorescence micro
scol)
(Soil micro-organisms

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17(2) SOV/20-123-2-44/ 50
AUTHORSt Kraoillnikov, B. A., Corresponding k6mber, Academy of Sciences,
USSR, Zv G_
TITLE: The Application of Fluorescent Microscopy in Incident Light to
Soil Microflora Investigations (Primeneniy'e fluorestdentnoy
mikroskopii v otrazhennom avete dlya:izueheniya pochvennoy
mikroflory)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 123, lir 2, pp 366-367
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors suggest a modification of the:method of direct
microscopic investigation of the soil microflora: instead of
observing a eoil-suspension in permeating blue light an un-
destroyed section of fresh soil is lighted by the mercury-
~
quartz lamps SVDSh 250-2 and -3, and
atudled in the incident
light. Thus, it was possible to see the natural normal dis-
tribution of microbes in the soil as.well:as their colonies on
soil particles of any size. The staining method remainedlun-
changed (Refs 1,2 ); fluoro chrome acridine orange. The color
microphotographs (Figs 1-3) give an idea of the location of the
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SOV/20-123-2-44/50
The Application of Fluorescent Microscopy in Incident Light to Soil Micro-
flora Investigations
find out that the Soil microorganiam s are placed in their aat-
ural state on. the surface Of Boil particles. Only a'few;of them
are floating freely in between, Some particles are densely
(Fig 1 a), others, however, only weakly populated (Fig 1 b).
They form colonies different in Size (4-20 up to 100 and more
individual microbes). Single cells,,and chains occur relatively
often. The bulk of the bacterial cells in the soil is in a
state of ball- or coccus-like forms; smaller or bigger rods
are rare. Mycelial hyphae of actinomycetes. and fungi odcur.
Organic materials, such as peptone,~saccharose, starch, and
.mannitol caused an impetuous development*of microorganisms in
humus. A lot of freely floating cells ocourred. The authors
successfully applied the method aug~asted for investigating the
adsorption by the soil of individual species of bacteria (Fig
5). Some species (Pseudomona pyocyahea) tire adsorbe'd in,great
quantities, some others in a smaller degree (Bacterium coli,
B. mycoides), and a third group not at all. As fluorescence
device 01-17 was used. There are 3 figures and 2 references,
Card 2/3 1 of which is Soviet.

50V/20-123~2-44/50
The Application of Pluorescent Microscopy in Incident Light to Soil Micro-
flora Investigations
ASSOCIATION; Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lom~onosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomo,nosov)
SUBMITTED. June 27, 1958
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ZVXAGINTSEV., D.G.
Effect of catt=mthe, adsorption of micro-organisms by a glaw su'rface.
Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; biol.nauki no.2:166-170 162. (MIRA 150)
1. Rekomendovana, kafedroy biologii pochv Moskovskogo gosudarstvebnogo
universitets, im. M.V.Lomonosova.
(CATIONS) (BACTERIA) (ELEGTROGIMSTRY)

KOWIEVSKAYA, V. Ye.; KAPLUNOVA, L.S.; UYAGMTSEV~ D.G.
Agrochemical hydrophysical, and microbiological abaracteristi.aw
of turf-Podzolic soils vith removed humus horizan. Pochvolre&nie.
no. 2:43-52 D 165 4MA 19 :1)
1. Moskovskiy gosudaretvannyy univernitot Ameni Lomonoso"la,
MAtmitted July 18,, 1962#

ZVYAGII,ITSEV D.G.
Study of the microflora of'the rhizospher~ using rdtlected~
light fluaroacence microscopy. Rikrobiol6giia 31 fio.1:111-,~115i
Ja-F 162. NIRA 15:3)
1. Biologo-pochvennyy rakul'tat Moskovs.k0go goaudarstvennogo
universiteta imeni Lmanosova.
(Tulizosm7my (MICROBIOL-00,~)
(FLIJORYSCENCE MICROSCOM.)

ZVYAGWSEV, D.G.
Use of quendhers for the studY Of soil microorganisms with the
help of fluorescence microscopy. Mikrobiologlia 32 no.4:732-?36
JI-Ag 163. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Biologo-pochvennyy AfakUl'tot Moakovskogo goBudarstrennogo
uniyersiteta imeni M.V. Lomonosova.

ZVYAGINTSEV, D.P.
Studying forms and dimensions of soil micro-org anisma by
means of fluorescence microscopy. Poclivaqwdenis no,3:101
105 Mr 164, (MIRA 17:4),
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstienriyy univeraitot imani Laaonosova.

I-MAGINTSEV, D.G*
Effect of antibiotics adsorbed by noll partioles:on the development
of free and adsorbed micio-organisms. Nauah'! dokl. vys. shkoly;'.
- -208 164.
biol. nauki no.1.205 (KIRA 17:4)
L.Rekomendovans. kafedroy biologii pochv 14oskovskogo gosudarstven-
nogo universiteta im. M.V.Lomanosova.

KORENEVSKAYA, V.Ye; KAPLUNOVA, L.S.t MAGMTSEV, D.G.
Studies cn the recultivatian of I=& pitted'with quarries.
Nauch. dokl. vys. ahkoly; biol. nauki'no.44192-195 t63
.(MIRA 16:11)
1. Rekomendovana kqedrami fiziki i melioratsii~pochv., agro-
khimii i biologii p6chv Moskovskogo gosudarstvexinago universi-
teta im. Lomonosova.

KRASILINIKOVI N.A... prof., otv. red.; DROBKOV, A.A., doktor biol.
nauk, red.;.ZYYAGI~TSEV D.G kand. biol. nauk red.j-
Lt~~. V
CHISTYAKOVA, N.S., tekhn. red.-
(Microorganisms in agriculture] 14ikroorganizV v sel'skom
khoziaistve; trudy Mezhvuzovskoi nauchnoi konfe' ntsii. Mo-
re
skva, Izd-vo Mosk. un'iv., 1963. 207 p. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Krasil!nikov).
(Agricultural microbiology)

.Z.TYAGINTSEV, D.G.
Adsorption of micro-or&mlovx by a glass, iourfacn (with sum~marY in
Inglish). Hikroblologlia 28 no.l:IA2-115 Ja-F '59- (HIMA 12:3)
1. Hoskovokly gosudaretvannyy univereitet IMeni 94VO Lomonosova*
(GLASS,
adsorption of micro-organisine by~glass surface
(Rus))
(KICRO-ORGAN ISRS
same)

KACHINSKIY, Nikodim Antonovich; ZVYAGIMEV G, D. red.; MHINA,
L.V., tekhn. red.
[Soil structure) Struktura pbchvy; itogi iiperspektivy
izucheniia voprosa. Moskva, Izd-vo Mosk. univ.,.1963. 98 P.
(MIRkl6:10)
(Soil research)

BOK, N.B.; I'llYAGINTSEV, D.I,..; ROT!N , Yp.,',-*.- AZHORIII, A."L.0 r.-A.
[Overall mez.-hanization of llvt~ot;~,%-k I'armo il~ virgin
regions] Kompleksnala zlAvtjtnovodcliaA-Avh
ferm v tseliunykh raiorakh. Kolozi 9 ~ A9t':w'*. 127 p.
(MI.-RA IS, 1)

V Y ~l G I NTS E V K.N.-
Igniting the ga~, and
section cf th5 Eni,erpw
(YIFA 1W)
:j .110 j.4 cy
1. labc-ratori.ya

ZYBALOVA, G.P.; WYAMICSIV, KAT.
Effect of certain lignite properties on fire drift,novamenta
advancing toward the blow. Podzem.ga2.Ugl. ne.2:46-51 '5
WU 12: 93-
1. Vaesoyu%W nauchno-isslodovatellskly i pr~oyektnyy institut
podzemnoy gazifikatsii u lay.
(Lignite-Tostingl (Goal gasification. Underground)

IMSBOV, G.O., doktor tekhn.iiiauk; ZYELUOVA, G.P., k"MakIn.tauk,;
Prinimali uchastiye; RETINSKAYA, A.14., inzh,~;
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(Angren Basin-Coal gasification, Underground)

ZVYAGINTS
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Relationship between volcanism and plutonism mrs revealed by the
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ZVrAGIIITSBV. G.
Automation of production and labor organization im a thermal electric
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ZVTAG M SEV,I.V.
Centralized freight transportation by truck. Tekst.proz-.15 no.8:~
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STRASHNOT, N.M.; ZVrAGINTSET, I*V
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--Z-V-YAGINTSETs_ K.&
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ZVYAOTNTSEV Je,; FROLOV, Yu.G.-.PUSHKOV, A.A.; DWBEX, B.
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TITLE: The ftrM com ex, COMD f rifterd ontair4ng an
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al neorganicheskiy ~Mi' ~fi 0, 11 ~19650 25711257,3
SOURCE: Zhurn io, ~n
TOPIC TAGS- rutheniuLa compound thermal stabititty, jiffiEw
en. comppun,
ABSTRACT- A thermographic study wis inade f '"ie6'of nitroso tc~om pounds
f ruthenium in a vertic a-1 p'ro r m taneb4 autornatic rec 4 di ig of
0 'y mote withsi u1 or
i
the change in weight during heating in air. Temperature r6easurement's were
made with a platinum- platinum rhodium thermocouple with a diameter of 0. 3 mm.
A table shows the formulas of the nitroso ruthenium compotinds, the temperature
of the start of the endothermic effect, and the terrp eratures of the init'Aal and max-.
imum exothermic effects. For all the compounds, the dissociation of ihe A~00
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groups is accompanied by a sti-on ekothdrmic efk~ in ifi6st cases:,I! thii; is Ore-:~
9
ceded by an endothermic effect, which ~goes- over siuOdenly to the exothermic- effect.7 -
The first endothe~rmlc effect at 300 C' reflects the OW-nina
Mori of two knolbeules
of NH4C1 (cakulated weight loss 31. 1016, found experimchtally 32. OOTO). !For all
compounds investigated, the final dissociation prodtict was ruthenium dioxide.
The final products of thermal dissocWlon were analyzed-for ruthenium'c'antent,
which varied frorn 74. 8 to 76. 701*; no hitr4en or ch3orine was found. To confirm:
the conclusion that the RuNO group exists up to the temperature of the following
endothermic effect, the products obtained by heating the salts to a point some-
what lower than this temperature (by 20-30C) were analyzed for nitrogen. Nitro-
gen was found in all the products. The data indicatois thia the dissociation temp-
erature of the RuNO group varies over a wide Interval, from 220 to 410 C.
Orig. art. has: I figure and 1 table
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