SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FR:MAMEDOV, I.M. TO:MAMEDOV, G.A.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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Spectra;~copic examinations of the effect of tr,e structure cf
chloroei;hers of the naphthenic series on their insecticidal qualitieso
DokloAlQ AzerbSSR 20 no~1(J:21-2b 'hl~o (MIi~A 1$s7_)
to Inst~.tut neftekhimi,cheskikh pratsessov APJ AzerbS ~'~,
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MAI~DQY, I.~i. (Le3ingrad, ul. Lrva Tolstogo~ d.7, komn. 102)
Late results of treating c.Iosed cerebrocra~n,ial in~urieg pith e
pararenal novocsine block pith aummaxy in ~nglish.~. veet.khir.
81 no.12:~7-~l D 'S~. (~tIAA 12:2}
1.:[x gospital~noq khirurgicheskoq kliniki (zav. -prof. ~'.G. Uglov)
1-gig Leningradsiogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni I.P. Pavlova.
~BR~I1Q, erda, ~ inf.
closed, then, pararenal procaine block, remote
results (Rus))
(ANES3~ESIA, R~IOI~,AL. in variou>~ dis.
~~ pararenal procaine block in closed brain inf.,
remote results (Rus))
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iget~surt[f with speCi~�t cfectrt~t}es. of lig which wrs ~~aureti
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AUTHOR; Mamedov, r, ~ /Ha~4/Na~4 I
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TITLE, ~ :,. .~. __ ,-.. ~r ~,, ~ ~,..L I
Isotherm study of the speed and the abso ~ ~ `~"
~or~ coefficient of ultraspund'
and the shear viscosity of water as a funs+ion of rasa
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7."ODIC TAGS: ultrasonic absor tion water
pressure function,. isotherm p ,absorption coefficient, viscosity, I
A,BSTI~ACT; Nlca,surements have beets made of the r
ate and absorption of ultra-
s~aund in pur. e water on a freciuency of 23. 4 Mc and of the s
sl;atic pressures of 1_.. 80p and temperatures of 25-._. G5C he`~r viscosit j
ir,~creases la8G times of aI ~ at hyoro~-
1 tc,~2~per. attu�er, whilE~ the; absorptio'j, caeffic on,~c velocity
ant: decrea.s~a~ .__
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experimental values of density in toluene as a function of pressure far s~ariaus
temperatures. The density increases with increasing pressure. The velocity was
measured in the interval 1--510 kg~cm2 at 22.7, 30.4, 40, and 50C, and a table of t;he
experimental data is presented. The velocity at constant temperature increases
linearly with increasing pressure. The absarp-tian coefficient in toluenewas mea;~~;~sec
i.n the same pressure intervalL, and at 30.4, 4Q, and SoC. k`ram the tabulated. re:~ult;s
it is evident that with increasing pressure the absorption coefficient dECreases.
Iv7easurement of the shear viscosity was carried out as a function of pressure at thcl
same three temperatures, According to analysis of the tabulated measure~;ents, the
shear viscosity increases sharply with increasing pressure. The velocity, ultrasound
absorption coefficient, and shear viscosity can be measured by the developed techn~.qu~
to an accuracy of i~.5, 3, and 4--5fo respectively. I. Nikolayeva. ~~ranslation of
abstract
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f acid iron bras de~reloped. The anal}rzed m~.xture of carbides is
fused with IC~5207 or KH544 and dissolved in a 10�,a oxalic acid,
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t~Ltanium and iron being separated from tungsten and, cobalt by
.precipitation Vr:tth ammonia. The precipitate is redissolved in
st-1~'ur~.c acid said iron preCipitat od with ammonium sulphide in the
i ' p~~o~~noe o~ tari~aric or citric acad. After separation of iron, ~
t t~t~ or ~n~.c ac~.~~ is doom Deed vrith otaeeiuin
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~tt`b,~equently, t~ttanium is pr�aipitated with arsenic avid anti th0 I
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.AUTHORS: Kulitev, A. M., Negreyev, V. F., Mamedov, I A., Atal'yan, A, A.,
(}asanova, S . (~ . , Mamedov, F . 2J ., bdu~va, d , M .
'I'ITLEs Condensation products of alkylphenols and their derivatives with
mono~chloro-acetic acid as inhibitors of steel corrosion
;PERIODICAL; Refe:rativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 12, 196?, 115 - 116,
abstract 12171'] ("Azerb. khi.m. zh.'', 1962, no. ,;, 59 - 66s Azerb.
sumrri,ary ~
. '~XT: The ,authors investigated the effect of the admi~c;ture of a~.kylphenol ~
condensation products with rnonochloro-acetic acid upon the corrosion rate of 1!
steel in a system of two immiscible1liquids; the system is composed of aqueous ~~
,.; ~ solutions of salts and hydrocarbons. The investigation shows that thesc;~com-
;pounds are inhibitors of st~;el corrosion, which retard the corrosion raise by
,approximately g0 - g5~' at a concentration of the admixtures to the carbons as
;nigh as 50 mgf1. These compounds are recommended for natural, tests in oil
~r~ells, where intensive corrosion of the underground equi ~rnent is observE.d, and
- ;~'or other analogous cases. There are 6 r ferences. The authors' summary
`Abstracter s notes Complete translationp]
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I~UTHOR5: ,+e~reyev, V. F. , riamedov, I . A. , Abramov,, , D. I~d.
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TITLES b study of the mechanism of the anticor~~QSive effect of
sodium hexametaphosphate in aqueous med~Ca
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PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 10, "F ~2, X66., abstraci;
1QI265 (Azerb. khim. zh., nog 5, 1961, 10 -111)
TEXT: Invest:lgation of the corrosion-inhibiting mechr~nism of sodium
hexametaphosphate (I) in cooling water of various competitions .3hawed ~~,
that it varie� according to circumstances. It was found that in fresh
water containing no Cat+~ar C1' ions I ie an anodic corrosion inhibitor
(at a concentration of 20Q mg/1). In the presence of Ca(HC03)2 there '
is cathodic a+s well as anodia corrosion inhibition. ~f there :1s any
appreciable cl~ncentrati.on of Cl" (PlaCl) no anodia inh:L?~ition occurs.
It was found that in fresh water a phosphate film gradually forma on the
surface of steel, causing anodic polarization. 1~ith ~vAter containing ~~
?00 mg/1 I, polarization sate in 24 hours after treatment of th+~ steel. ~
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AIITHOftS: Marr~edov, S. A., Shakhtakhtinskiy, G. B.
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TITLE: Iodometric determination of thorium as thorium h,}Jdraarsenate
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 4, 1862, 1Q1, abetrs.ot
Qll9~g (Azerb. khim. zh., no. 3, 1861, gg - 103)
TEXT: A rapid method of determining thorium is proposed. It i.s based ran
the precipitation of thorium as Th2H(As04)3, the precipitate being then
dissolved in~Hc,aOQ and the AsOQ3~ excess'determined iodometrically. To
24 - 100 ml of hot ac3.d solution containing Th, NHQOH is added until. the ,,,~
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appearance of ~Ilight turbidity, then. 3 -~ 5 ml of CH3COOH are added and the
mixture ~.s heated to boiling. After this, a hat solution containing 10 ~-
15 ml of Q.5 N Na3AsU4, acidified with CH3CpOH, is added, the mixture is
heated 1 - 2 mi.n and filtered through a filtration crucible No. Q. The
precipitate is rinsed 6 ~ 7 times with hot water and dissolved in 3O ml
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AUTHORS: Negreyev, V. F', ; Kasumad2e, N. (3. ; Mamedov, I, A, ; Kuliyev, R,Sh.,;
Antonova, K, I, -..~.._
TITLE: Cor2~osion of special steels in naphthenie acids
PERIODICAL: Ref�rativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 12, 1861, 16, abstract
12A1,17 ("Azerb, neft, kh-vo", 1960, no, 11, 43-!i5)
TEXT: The authors investigated the corrosion rate of various stainless
steel grades in naphthenie acids at temperatures in the rang~p of 200-275�C. T:~e
high corrosion oi' ehromous stainless steels was found, which even exceeds the
corrosion rate oi" the non-alloyed CT-3 (ST-3) grade, It ways established that `
chrome-nickel sta~ir~less steels tend in a lesser way to corrosion, which attains 1
high values at 2i'S'C, while Cr-Ni-steels with an increased S:i-content (3-6~) are 1
highly corrosion-resistant, The corrosion resistance of these steel grades is
explained by the properties of the protective films forming :in the presence of
5i,
[Abstracter's none: Complete translation]
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st~,l81 ~~9�~9~~3i 761.
an ,~1ec~rochemical 7Gavestigation ~of the Res~,stanGe o� 7; ax�n~.sh at;~d Paint Co?z+ir~gs
Under Sea Conditions
Kuz~basslak and ALIT paint wire suffieisnt.~y r~si:~t.t an:~y when applied ~;o a rimezE
and with addition of pigments, Bitumen C app].i~~+i 1n no less ttaan three 1ay~era prcteclt,
metal well in a sea ~~tmosphere and somewhat worse ixa sea water" AISh paint was in~
suPPiciently stable wider the P,iven conditions, It is more stable under periodic
wetting and is reeom~nended therefore for protect;.~r~r~ of piles an sections �~' periodt.e
WBtiting, The diffl,~s~lon of sourer i�ns through a fil~a has been studied by a~e,aais of
measuring the Fe pott:ntial under the filmp depend ~
difi"usion of sea waterr thro on the nature �" C" :tom -the
ugh a filtr at the places of the pores a reduction of the
Fe ~>otential takes place. The results obtained and .heir comparison with the data of
natural conditions heave shown the complete reliabili ;y' ,f the complex of el~aetro~
ahemiQal tests of vaxmish and paint C and ~e e~epediency ob th~i~� t~road. appl.ica*.i.on
to the evaluation of C resistance,
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Translation Proms A;ef'e~rativnyy zhurnal, l~'himiyay 1959 ~r 9A P 319 (~ssR)
AUT~iOR: Mamedov, T,A,
T~ItiE: An Elaot~oohemiaal Investigation of the Resistance of Varnish and Paint
~tlx~sti"Under sea Conditions
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses, soveshel~ani~ra po bor'be s morskP korrozi~re~ metal~.ov, 1956,
Baku, Azernettneshr,, 1858, PP ~~ - ~9~
AB3'1'RACTE For the electroah~~miaax study of the resistanc� of coatings (C) N,D,
Tomasho~v's msthcd was usedo As ind~ of resistance was taken the changer
with dine of the current intensi~r of a couple which is Formeel in sea
water between the painted surface (cathode) and Zn (anode) or Get (cathodle
and the painted surface (anode), The Following varnishes and paints were
sub,~eatisd to testing under sea conditions for 8 - 12 months films of the
varnish Nr 1?7- coal tar vax~lsh (kuzbasslak A), bitumen C with and with-
out fil~lere, areY.rlorovi~rl ena~els, vanishes and their mixtures with
kuzbass~lak: PKhV-2~,~ON~; KhS~L,~ la''applied to the rimer 2(}-101,~~
VKhQM, ~Ch9'L-93, the enamel KhsE- 3 ~ the ants AISh~ ~'
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l;odometric: Detern~iinat~r,~r~ of Al~srr~inum (cont. )
washed b - 7 times with 5 - 10 cc hot 2% NH4C12 [should be N:H C1; Tra.nsl.
Ed. Note ~ solution, the precipitate is dissolved on tl^le filter w1;h425 - 30 cc
H2SO4 (1:,2.5) solution, and the filter is washed 5 - 6 times with water.
20 - 25 cc of benzene: or chlorofo~�m and 3 cc of freshl.
tion are added to the solution. The whole is shaken for the gre test poss l,leu-
extraction of the liberated I with the solvent layer,
carefully titrated with 0. 1-N solution of Na thiosulfate to theldisc/olorat on of
the solvent layer. 1 cc of 0. 1-N Na S O
Ed. Note ~ corresponds to 0. OOlbB g Al o [ 00318 g~~cA~lly Na2S203; Tran.sl.
g 203.
1. aluminum--Deterrrt:i.n,ation 2. Tociine~-Applications A � M .
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Translationfrom, Rererativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 195$, I'atr ?, p 31~ ~ USSR
AUTHORS.; Shakhtakhtinskiy, G,_.~,....,~,.M,,~ do~I.A .~,s~;~t=,
TITLE: lodometric Determination of Aluminum 'With the Aid of a Basic
Arse.=.xate ~Todometricheskoye opredeleniye alyurniniya cherez
osno~rniiyu mysh' yakovokis.luyu sol'
PERIODICAL: Try Arerb. industr. in-ta, 1957, Nr 19, pp 273-279
ABSTRACT: The method of iodometric determination of Al through the
format;aon of the Al~(OH),3(As04)4 salt is proposed, The method
is nota'~le for its high precision and is completed ~~~ithin ~0
4r? ruin,. ~'c~ ltl c;c cif thfa heated ;~olutian cartaininyz, Al 1 T 1. ~ f'
NH~C1 anci NH~.01-I ;~calut;icirx z~xrc �~cided until the apl~erxrarxre cif; a
light turbidity, which i~ dissolved with 1 - 2 drops of cancen�
Crated HC 1, 3 cc of 50�~a GH~GOOH and