SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIRILLOVA, T.V. - KIRILOV, M.

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Transactions of the 3rd All-Union (Cont.) SOV/2440
U'aacade 377
Rymsha, V.A. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, GGI Leningrad]
Studying the Conditions of Ice Development on Rivers Carrying
Sludge Ice 382
Donchenko, R.V. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, GGI Leningrad]
Experimental Studies of the Physical Properties of Sludge Ice 391
Berdenikov, V.P. (Candidate of Technical Sciences, GGI Leningrad)
Methods for Studying the Formation of Sludge Jams 394
Kravchenko, N.A# [Engineer, UGMS Moldavia, Kishinev] Formation of
Ice Blocking on the Dniester River and Methods of Studying Them 401
Bezuglov, A*A, [Director of the Observatory, UGMS Lithuanian SSR]
Reasons and Medhanics of Ice Blocking on the Nyeman River, Pre-
vention and Control 406
Piotrovich),V,V. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, TsIP Moscow]
Results of Studying the MeltifigIce Cover on the Klyazlminskoye
Reservoir 41,4
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Transactions of the 3rd All-Union Our.';.) SOV/2440
Butyagin, I.P. [Candidate of Technical Sciences) Changes in the
Thickness, Structure and Strength of the Ice Cover of the Western
Siberian Rivers During the Spring (as Exemplified by the Ob' River)419
Kolesnikov, A.G.(Professor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences), V.I. Belyayev (Aspirant), and L.A. Bukina (Junior
Scientific Worker) The Rate of Sludge-Ice Formation 426
Sokollnikov, V.M. (Candidate of Technical Sciences] Specific
Features in the Formation, Growth, and Destruction of the Ice
Cover on Lake Baykal 435
Medres, P.L. (Engineer, SZ U014S Leningrad] Practical Experience
in Collecting and Consolidating Datas Provided by Aerial Surveys
of Ice on Lake Ladoga 443
Minutes of the Meetings
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Transactions of the 3rd All-Union (Cont.) SOV/244o
Resolutions of the Snow and Ice Subsection, Hydrophysics Section 467
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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BWJDOTo P.S., prof,* doktor biologichookikh nauk:; KIRILWYA, T.T.j
aspirentIm ~ .-I--,----
Wnamics of the secretion of substances as an indication of the
heat resistance of plant tissuso Ixv#TWLhA uo*6:7-18 159o
OURA 1316)
(Plants, Iffect of temperature on)

KIRILI OVA, T. V.
'Radiation Balance of Water Surface.'
[Institute of Oceanolofnj, Academy of Sciences USSR]
report to te presented at the 12th General Assembly or tiie interr-ational Union of
Geodesy and Geophysicn, Helsinki, Finland, 25 Jul- 6 Aug 19,63.

YCHONTSOV, P.A.; MMCHIRSKAU. A.T.; SILIZMA, U.S.; CEIZEMYA, I.I.;
ATNBUND, M.M.;JCJA~A ~Tj I hISM, L.T.; OGMA, T.A.;
MOTAj R.T.1 TIMMIN, M.P., kand.fiz.-mst.nauk; IAWOTAO LePop
red.; ERATHM, M.I., takhn.red.
[Meteorological regime of Lake Sevan3 gateorologichaskii reshis
ozera Seven. Pod red. H.P.Timofeeva. Leningrad, Gidromsteor.
izd-vo, 1960. 310 p. (KIEtA 14:3)
1. Leningrad. Olavusys geofizichaskeya observatorlya.
(Seven Lake region-Meteorology)

BELIKOV, P.S.,doktor biologicheakikii aAuk, prof 'cj--XLjj;kOVA. T.T., aspirantIrA
Effect of thermal stioult on the viscosity of -,,rotopplasm (vith
summary In English). Izv. TM;, no-5:35-44 160. (MtRA 13:11)
(MUT-PHYSIOLOGICkL XRECT) (PROMPIASH)

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3/169/r2/000/004/024/103
3,2 Y3 0 D228/D302
AU2HOa: Kirillova. T. V.
T 1 Calculating the effoctive radiatJon Jr, "k~nzral Arct4c
V
rogiona
P
_-. !ODIIIL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 1962, 15, ab-
R V
stract 4B112 (V ob. Aktinometriya i at=sfurn. oPtika,
L., Gidrometeoizdat-, 19061, 72-79)
TEM: Under Arctic conditions the usual methods of calculating
long-wave radiation flows may result I-, consi-derable errors, since
tl,e empirical formulas and the radiation graph are constructed o'n
assumption that -the temperature decreases linearly, and t1n.at
the hwAm-idity diminishes exponentially with altitude. .7n Arctic en-
vironments the atmosphere's stratification is anomalous bo-~h in
summer and winter; more precise speoiftca-,,ions have, therefore, to
be introduced into the computation scheme that is acciUrate for
middle latitudes. The values of the temperature gradien~;s in lay-
ers and of the coefficient A h in the formula for the humidi-.y
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S/169/62/000/004/024/103
Calcula-,ing the effective ... D228/D302
qh :-- q0A 11 (here q01 (1his the opecific humidity at ground level
= e_Yh.po.p~' -1 , where p ph is ".-he pros-
and altitude h; and A h
sure, and (il is the temperature gradient) -- were determined for
summa.- and winter from the mean data of aerologic so,.inding at sta-
tions (SP-4) and "-J-5~(SP-5). Por 50 cases in the surner and
the winter periods calculations of the effective radiation cand t-he
counter-radiation were made from N. F. Shekhter's nomogram for
set temperature and humidity values at the ground surface; graphs
were a'-so constructed to calculate the radiation flows according
to ground data for May-September and October-April. lt~ is shown
.Lrom the data of cloud diagram at latitude 600 and from mean
counter-radiation values at the time of clear skies or con~~inuous
cloud that for the Arctic the counter-radiation'~; dependence on
the degree of cloudiness is nearly linear. The values of the co-
ef'ficients k in the known formula ri n,(1 + kn) were calculated
for -,.he Arctic from the average clouR he i hts I the -Uarmperature re-
lationship of the radiating capacity of clouds (according to X.S.
I-larshunova), and the data of aerologic soundings. The comparison
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3/169/62/000/004/024/103
Calculating the effective ... D228/D302
of the exDerimental data with those obtained by means -of new
6raphs, showed the good convergence of the results. / Abstracter's
note: Complete translation.-7
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3, S~//o D226/D307
AUTHORS; Vorontsov, P. A. and Kirillova, T. V.
TITLE: Relation of the radiation balance to the boundary lay-
er stratification
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizilta, no. 7, 1~962, 22, abz
stract 7B128 (V ob. Aktinometriya i atmosfern. optika,
L., Gidrometeoizdatp 1)61, 32-36)
TEXT: The relation between the radiant energy balance in the at-
mosphere's lower layer and the vertical temperature profile is in-
vestigated. The results of measurements of the radiation balance
and the temperature gradient on clear, cloudy, and overcast days
are'used for this purpose. It was established that the ratio for
the long-wave radiation balance (B1) to the radiation of the under-
lyin.- surface (oT4), which is considered as a black body when the
.1 n
surface temierature is Tnv is related to the temperature gradient.
in the layer 0 - 100 m. In equilibrium conditions Bl/dT 4~O. 2.
n
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S/169/62/000/007/096/149
Relation of the ... D228/D307
In case of~ inversions AB.,/Ax- 0.01 in the event of superadiabatic
gradients this ratio equLs').05
continuous cloud Bl' does-not
obtained too, for the ratio
(E a) to ~T4 (T~being the air
Complete translation.-7
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cal/cm . min'-dog. For conditions of
depend ond,. Analogous relations were
of long-wave atmooDheric radiation
temperature). Z-Abstracter's notc:
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KIRILLOVA, T.V. I NESINA, L.V.
Calculation of the components of the thermal balance of riservoirs.
Trudy GGO no.95sl3-18 163. (MRA 160)
(Water-Thermal properties)

KIRILLOVA', T.V.; TERVINSKIY, V.N.; CHESTNAYA, I.I.
Cloud observations above reservoirs. Trudy GGO no.95-.30-32
163. (MIRA 160)
(ClOUCIB)

ACCESSION NR: AT4004730
S/2922/63/007/000/0240/0248
AUTHOR: Kirillova, T. V.
TITLE: The forming of the radiation balance of the underlying surface
SOURCE: Vses. nauchn. meteorologich. soveshch. Trudy*, v. * 7. Mika prizemnogo
sloy;k. LcI4~nto, 1963, 240-248
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, radiation balance, ground radiation, boundary layer, beat i
balance, actinometry, actinometric obrervation, Arctic radiation, atmospherid bound-
ary layer, surface albedo, radiation scattering, radiation
ABSTRACT: There are two groups of factors which deternitne the value of tna radiation
balance. Investigation of the Influence of factors of the first group, based upon astro-
nomical and geodetic variables, leads to the establishment of the correlation B - aQ+b
where Q = total radiation, B -radiation balance, and a and b are coefficients. Factors
of the second group, based on the properties of the underlying surfaced lead to the con-
elusion that coefficients a & b are significantly different for different types of under-
lying surfaces, seasons, and even for certain times of the day. Tabulated data are
included for Lake Sevan and the Tsimlyanskoye reservoir. It Is concluded that the
supposition of the equality of atmospheric radiation in adjacent regions with different
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KIRMMVA) T. V.; MALEVSKIY-MALEVICHO S. P,
"The Influence of inhomogenitles of an underlying surface on heat transfer In the
lower layer of the atraonphere."
reporot presented at the Atmospheric Radiation Sympp Leningrad, 5-12 Aug 64.

KIRILLOVAI T. V.; ROSS, Yu. K.; SULEVI M. A.
'I Comparison of net radiometers. ft
report presented at the Atmospheric Radiation S~mp, Leningrad, 5-12 Aug 64.

KIRILLOVA, T.V. (Moskva)
Exudation of water-soluble substances by plant tissues* USPO sovr,
biole 57 no.3s463-476 MY-Ja 164. (MIRA 17t6)

KIRRLOVA, T.V.1 MAlY.VSKIY-MALEVICH, S.F,.
Measuring the albedo of the sea from a holicoptor. Trudy
GGO n0.1501120-124 164. (MIRA 170)

K ; i~ 1.~! I I,( T'. , T.V. ; -. 1,.' -1, , ..Y'1.
?e Lz 1A i i on trie reiin-ti,;m ri ,no
rr.[,I.-)n r~f Black Son. Trudy CCf I n,. I (,,'! ~ t ~)' -,. - ~ '4., 1 c-,/,.
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YO!'J.DRATIYFV,, Kirill Yakovlevlcbj ~IBILWVA, T.V.., otv. red.;
BELENIMA, L.L., red.
(Actinoti.atryl Aktinometrila. Leningrad, Gldromolooizdat,
1965. 690 p. (MIRA 18:r~)

KIRILLOVA, T.V., kmd, fls,-satem, naukj MALEVSXH-MALEVICH~ S.P.
One error In the calculation of long-wave radiation balance.
Meteor. I gidrol. no.106-38 Ja 165. (MIRA 18s2)
1. Glavnaya geofisicheskaya observatoriya Im. Voyeykova.

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KIRILLOVAp T,V,
)(mment of the protordasm of barl.ey colsoptile calls at sublethal
temperatures. Fiziol. rast. 12 no.3:4c)4-499 My--Ja 165.
(MIRA 18.1C)
1. Wedra. fizidogii rastaniy sel'skokhomyntyenncy akadenii
imeni K.A. Timiryazeva,, Moskva.

KIF.ILLO'-;A, -1 V.
Rviiation balance for bodler, of water of various (-e-)th an"d
dj,ieti,,~Ions. Trudly GGO no.16,':134-13? '65.
1,):I)

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hat4fiti,-of. l0i~40,`_30 SOF`a 100
Tadii~ioter irith 'a- germanium, fiLters- on the- basis :of these'seasure-
manid,~ -Autc ilas tion rjr drawn
chirac tort sing "the -,energy,- distribution with :hoightd Nro"files obtained
-from direct assure ' ots o' p&," d'wlth those -computed thoor*tL-
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.AUT110R: KirillQva,-Zq,..V- (Candidate of physico-mathematical sciences);
llalevskiy-Malevlch, So P,
'ORG: none
JITLE: Evaluation of random errors of the Laykhtmon-Kucherov differen-
itial pyrogeometer
SOURCE3 ..AN SSSR. Hathduvedometvannyy geofiticheskiy komitet.
lleteorolo'g-iche-skiye- issleidoivainiyap no."150' 19669 '80-82
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TOPIC TAGS: differential pyrgoometer, radiation flux, sun shadow methodp
,random error , Pgo?,arnerdV, f " 6 rg-oeo,- o 6r C_ 1AJ -S r..? U fn EA., r. 4F#9 C. TH Al A 0011T/
ABSTRACT: The Laykhtman - Kucherov differential pyrgeometer is an
instrument with an operating principle different from most other instru-
iments for measuring radiation fluxes. Therefore, a more careful statis-
tical analysis is necessary to estimate the values of random instru-
mental errors. Calculations, show that a method offered by the instru-
ment denigners for the procensing data to undoubtedly preferred. The
accuracy of measuring radiation fluxegyat night and the low reliability
daytit--q made meaauremen-t-s'-v-i--t-h- -tha--u-nahaded receiver are evaluated, It L
is concluded that the conversion factor obtained by the sun-shadov
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method is not sufficiently accurate and that it is necessary to cali-
brate the instrument by other mathods. When comparinp, the values of
random errors of the differential pyrgoometer with the errors of some
other instruments, it is necessary to take into account the technical
specifications of the instrument according to the number of measurements
for a certain period of time and to compare random errors of different
instruments for an equal number of readingso Origo art, hasi 2 for-
mulas&
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AUTHOR: Belyakovp-p. M.19; ydrillova T.V
Dmitriy6va
01.10: none
TITIE ftsi6logical and biochemical characteristic of vegetable cell "reopme re-
actions under the sustained Influence of hightemperatures
SOURCE: not. th. Bioloaiyao: Abe ~8062
REP SOME t Sb. Kletka L temperature srsdV-.M*-L*, Nauka.. 1964, 194-196
TOPIC TAGS% call "lology; high temperature effect,, biology
TRAMIATION: Barley sprouts or trapente of coleoptile vere removed from their,
optimal temperatures (3.7-3.8*) to a medium. vith a 440 temperature. The ftsiologicoll
processes were studied from, the starting moment of thermal effectiD the momout of
,complete destruction of the.cells. By using a comparatively sipple viscous,wass for
-changing the permability of the protoplasm (P)., it vas established that'both at3:the
beginning and at the end of the thermal effect, P had a veak pover for the retentiow,
of vater-soluble matter,, such as monosaacharides,, amino acids and cells. A descrip-
tion is given of the "history of thermal disease." The double-phase and vave-like
.changes vith time in P under the thermal effect were clarified. Under the effect of
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KIRILLOVA, T. V.
Cand Biol Sci - (diss) "Effect of damaging agents on the temporal
course of the release of substances by plant tissues." Moscow,
1961. 18 pp; with diagrams; (Academy of Sciences USSR, Inst of
Plant Physiology imeni K. A. Timiryazev); 200 Copies; price not
given; (KL, 6-61 sup, 20?)

BELIKOV, F.S.p doftor biolog. naukp prof.1 KIRILLOVA Tj kand,
biolog. us* a ~:?
Dynamics of the excretion of some aubstances from barley
colaoptiles under the influence of heat. Izv. TSKRA no.6s
61-68 162, (MIRA 16%6)
(Barley)
Planto., Effect of temperature on)
kdation(Botany))

YBYRKMOT, G.L.; KIRILLOVA, T,Ya,
Yeldspar-froo glaze with a short melting interval. Staklo I Xeram* 9.
No.l. 17-20 052. (Iff-RA 4:12)
(CA 47 no.19:10193 '53)

KIRILWYA, V. 1.
let's push to the front rankal Prow.koop. 14 no.1:13 Ja '60*
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Naohallnik tookha NO-7 artell *1011ektivnYY trud,4 lalinin.
(Kalinin-Clothins industry)

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~"thosio of at amids- Or sphini
0 &aid esters
Plantichooldye manart; no* 49 V; 59M0
TOPIC UGSt estq~r j-other f* s9hinio soid i - polmrs monomer
AU71pho
-to i
ABSTRACT i Thin 'effort ocTand .-the --resulti'alitained by V. -8. Abram ov imid A&' 131
Kaputina (2010i -and tudied at-exid ot
t 27v 173 i 95 a 0.
Turyrphoupbinim, add -:entere - hatirb4olip p and aromatic radicaXe-0*
The reactions lm;V-diho~*I~ss -diootyl-t, dindsWl-j Aideo$l- .I
ditetr&bydrofur#1-!i and dithenrl~hdiA'Lleo wiw6lnve tiga edo All -the entire
(except the or7stalline dijiit*1-6i'ti0-.4ei9 yonowt, viscount nondistillabli
Percentage ~ content of byti*l,: gVoUps JoditWhumbere -were deteritinodAn an
eiters,thelbrat one by_the-&oth6d:_disoiibod *br~je, P. Loney and 0. Ya. Fedotove,
P-0 kbljdi, i 7~8*6pol!"r` Goolchimi 9 1962t 93)p
(~raktikun soy
second by -the, method of wri bromide#,.,,~. 2ho'exp&rimental prooodwee used
In prodpoing dimetWI.-PI.-oxide- of -fax7lphoophinaii In an atmosphere of ialfar other'
dihWl- ct -oxide- cf.. sphinatopifind dito CC -oxide- A -furylyhp
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ORGs none:
TITLEt Absorption-'sp6atrus in! the near infrared region of -neutlrol&~.v_
--irradiated $11iton
SOURM Optika L~spektroskoplya 209 no* 29 1966p 337-339
.0 Vs.
TOPIC TAGSs silicon,'IR absorption, Absorption spectrump neutron
irradiation
ABSTRACTs The authors', tudied-the.infiared absorption spectra of,
neutron-itradiated,singla.-:crystali-of silicon in the 0.7-147 v -range&
The specimens vero Arradiated-'vi-th doses of 1017-1019 fast Usutroins/ew. )"'l,
The specimens were plane-parillel polished plates with thicknesses.~f
0 and varied with ~rtap,act to -conducti-fity type, dopant.concen-
tration. and ~rsdLatioi. dose'o '.The '.spectra vere taken at room tIampera!.1
turee An analysis'*of..the spectrograms shown that the threshold'foi a
a sorp tIonA the 0,7-1 y*rangs to the sis r"both
b
~sharp incrosma In n efo
irradiated and nouirradiatied samples. The irradiated specinens show
absorption uaxiua it~1#039 1-23,, 1.4, and 1.5 is. The intensity of
these bands is proportional io .:the radiation dose and decreases :91
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between the vAlenevand conduct'Lon'bands to explain t heabsorption
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a sincerely grateful to No N. r
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SIYATEV, H.H.. inzhoner; KIRILLOVA, Y.M., inthener;
Redesign of a pressure-vacuum pipe still. Neftianik 1 no.10:4-6
0 156. (XLHA 9:11)
1, Ufimekiy neftepererabatyvayushchly zavod.
(Petroleum-Refining)

S.p.; GORODISKly, v.j.; VESET-AYA I.V.; KIRILLOVAs V-So
SIZFNKO,
Study of the antiblastic properties of polythionates. Uch.
zap. YMOI 7SI92-197161. (ML4 16:8)
(C7TOTMIC DRUGS) (TIIIONATE&-THERLPELITIC USE)

137-58-4-6749
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4. p 64 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kirillova, V.V. (Compiler)
TITLE-. Continuous Steel Casting at the "Krasnoye Sorrnovo" Plant
( Nepreryvnaya razlivka stali na zavode "Krasnoye Sortnovo`
Rec unime tided List of References (Rekoniend. spisok lit
PERIODICAL: Gor'kovsk, obt. b-ka. Gor'kiy, 1957. 11 pp
A BSTR A CT -Bibliographic entry
I Metallurey-tI&S-F 2 S tee !- -Ca;3 t, I nj_,--1-~,vJ ,tc t lon
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"!,a "LlVA, Ye. G.
liflL-),-)t crops under the cnnditionu ~if t ;o t.lf~h rnuntslly-nus Fituir region."
1
Acad "ei Tmdzliik j6R. DapartrPnt of listural .*~cleiices. ~Italln I-sd D56.
(Dis~,.:'e"rtation for tI)a Degree of Candidate in Agr'cultural J--J.erce.~
.),): FnizhnPya Lotopls', 11o. 18, 1956

KlRlLWVA,,-YqvgenIya Grigorlyevna; OYCHIMKOV, P-Na. otv,rod*; ZZW#
G.O., red.; NOTS"XNKO, Ye.G., red.izd-va; FROLOV, P.M.,
tokhn.red,
(Root crops In the high Pamirs) Kornoplodrqa kulltury v uslovilakh
vyaokogorti Pamiras Stalinabad, 19590 86 p. (Akadealla nauk
Tatshikskoi SSR. Stalinabad. Trudy. vol- 91). (HIRL 13:2)
(Panirs-Root crops)

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r I -_ J.~ ..,T,. l'i"). vt~!. .~ 7 1- - -y'! ,

r J
3,06-35
~124/B180
iril I ova, 1-,. 1. . lilt voyev a I ye. Zavitayeva,
'AU 1 4
---F.---Cbo' Iyaninova, N. A.
21 as t'. che s'sl-.iy e mas Sy , no C-1 96 2 , 1 -10
a -4.1,; of Styrene - acrylonitrilt: copolv::ers -10 (z:,-l C"
(1 0.3,J acrylollitrile groups) , C~.-20 (Sll,-20) (20.15 Liad 21 acr:~Icnitrile
113,000 and 119,000
~170u:"3 I. Z.0 cul.;;: ), and aloo -2~
- Z~ -L'
26.~, Ln"d 27.7,;-, i:crYloritrila Crou-ju, wi~--;C;&It 166,CC3,
!20,~=, and 132,,~UO) 'zias Inve-stirLLted on chick
0
1,10 and 13C C, and co.-.pared with that of polyatymne films. ?or t, e
copoly=ers, dichloro ethane was used as solvent and petrcle*uz. other as
nracipitan-., with benzene and ethyl alcohol for polyatyrenc. -2he
-oleculur wei-lit.- aere calculated from the vis=;4.,.-.e-~r--c '-'Utc. of
Vaze! oviikaya. Tne de,;I-ree of aoin.- was basir, Of
.-leasurad intrinsic viscosity, the nitrooen content, t'ne carbonyl Zrcup
Card 1/3

SO 91 /~',2/C
-~;inc Of Polystyrene plastico.
detrurz-,ine" by
'orP t ")n J, OctrO:.;ctx~'. '2he ra,.e o-4' for-
()xY!;tm-ccntainin6 Croups falls Ls th, of
11 acr.7loni-.r4le cc,,Ite,-.t in t,- ,o
copoly.mer rises, and -,!:;o -,vith its L,.olecul~, 0_,~h-. 17i~. u). It
k;reater in than in the 'jN-2i ~z O=u th; o s
with one Cir Croup ward el"'fective Otabilizera 4n Ort~
& ho- a.-.d :pLru-)oL;_4ti.1n
in aniline and one NH "roup in paXa-pozition onl-j.
2 ..zom,~thine obtainad
by in--zoducin, t~.& ;,roup (Cir
3)2" in benzaldehyde -irove'! to be ineffic4ent
t-e ja,7.c Com, o.-,o C11 Lrour 4n h i I,' offect'vo
based 0.". I"I_Jc,;'. uldehydL- Ln r,.f I ro..:y ar._41:no are also ZOO
I 'A
Ztc~.~ilizezz;. ,-' 1 uzomet:iinuo discolor thc.. Product and z_rc 0r.1,
recoz...,,rded for bl"-cz: 3ro"-,Uc,.S. _.,ffCc%ivC L~:-o henyl
o-, -.;ro,)--ne, -nhenvl izo7)ro-~yl re3orcin,
yrocatec,nin, 3-_-~eth:rl-Ar
-phenyl
-Dv I Cnol, b-jtfl 4;alla-.e,
-;..ethane. ca. .0
-xtenzion of the chk4r. t-.-.,o bQnzena r-,*:-.Cs
0 a t 1 Y a _` f u c t t C s t a b i 1 i z -4 r,,,- e f f L. c e t i e t t e r 4- S*
c r e s c! d i r t r o d u c in
I the baizeroq rir,; 4n t*-e case of
3
oheryl-p-cresol and dicresylol pront-ne . There are 11 fi,~,,:rer
2/3

C/C 0, a /c;-. I
I .
Of Polys tyrone -olas cs 3124/3
-'60
tabl~-s- The three references zire: :.:adcrz;,y,
Did. Chom. 1110, 811TO (1948); 1. '!. G. ':.-iiinek, J. Polymer
z;c_, I 9"r, A , NO - I
9491; :,;. j. Heiney, -"rton, B. G.
-Zes. I . . Dua . S, a r", . 51 No - 5 5
C an~;,a o f Aecul4r
2 o
.,e, hrs.
80
4,0
0
Card
OAAWco~ vac-

KVZNETSOVA, T.I., kand.takhn.nauk; KIRILLOVA, Ye.l.
)bthod for evaluating cleansing preparations by their detergency.
Trudy NITXHI no.1:106-112 162. (MIRA 17:4)

BLINOVp L.K.p nauchW sotrudnik; TSURIKOVAt L.K.p nauchrWy sotrudnik;
PAKROMOVA9 A.Soy nauchnyy sotrudnik; SOPACH9 E.D.9 naucbM7
sotrudnik. Prinimali uchastiye: PONSOVp A.G.; KLLASHNIKOVAt
V.V.j -WILWVAvJe--9Pj-LOS', B.M.; LEBEDEVA, G.V.. KORNIMKO,,
V.S.p red.1 ZEMTSOVA# T*Ye.p tekhn.red.
(Manual of marine bydroebomical investigations for kqdro-
meteorological observatories and marine bydrometeorological
stations] Rukovodstvo po morskim gidrokhimicheskim issledo-
vaniiam; dlia gidrometeorologicheakikh obaervatorii i morskilch
gidrometeorologichookikh stantaii. Pod red. L.K.Blinova. Moskva,
Gidrometeor.izd-vo (otd-nie)p 1959. 255 P.
(HIU 24s6)
1. Moscov. GosudarstvenzWy okeanografichesIdy institut. 2. Labo-
ratoriya khimli morya Gosudaretvennogo okeanograficheskogo
instituta (for Blinovt TSurikova, Pakhomova, Sopach).
(Water-Analysis)

S/277/63/000/001/004/017
AQ52/A126
AUTHORS: Kirillova, Ye. P., Asovskaya, Z. N.
TITLE: Friction materials paired with low-carbon steel
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, otdel'nyy vypusk, 48. Mashinostroitellnyye
materialy, konstruktsii i raschet detaley mashin, no. 1. 1963, 5,
abstract 1.48.28 ("Vestn. tekhn. i ekon. inform. N.-i. in-t tekhn.-
ekon. issled. Gos. kom-ta Sov. Min. SSSR po kh1mii", no. 3, 196;2,
30 - 32)
TEXT: Friction properties of woven, cast, pressed and rolled materials
paired with CtI15-32 (SCh 15-32) cast iron and CT-35 (st-35) steel were in-
vestigated. 22 x 27 x 6 mm samples were tested on a unified onstant friction
machine at 100 - 1200C, 7.5 m1sec sliding speed and 2.7 kg/cm specific pres-
sure. The results of the tests are summarized in a table. It is established
that woven and rolled bands cannot work at elevated temperatures since at 200
2400C the coefficient of friction decreases. Cast material OK -24a (FK-24a)
at 100 - 1200C has a lower coefficient of friction than woven and rolled bands,
Card 1/2

0/0
0/~77/63/000/001/004/017 If
Friction materials paired with low-carbon steel A052/A126
but at a higher temperature has a stable coefficient of friction and a good
wear resistance.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
Card 2/2

K Liz I,
I-
R-igim-, of chlorinc,, alkallrilty, and oxygen In the moLth of the
I
lJouthern bug. Trudy GOIN no-83t158-171 165. (MIRA 18:9)

KIRILLOVA, Ye.Ye.
.
Mon4MAing TX-190 slubbing machine eccentrics. Obm.tekh.
opyto [MIX] no.l6t72-73 156. (MIRA 11:11)
Opluning whinery-Haintenonce and repair)

CA
TITLE i ldddifii~ f
PZRIODiCAL%'~ v "hik 5 1
;A
_i~*djrisii6',O1ft1
TEXT.
By
i ~'t
sms o pum,
ps,,,:'a*ntr uSO64,~;'an
and'othtt ~: vold'e"I'
yp eistiQn -of-'4i
P-
S.
lon"
-_~'qf,; aiyatan WLth hydrod
r&
wupl ngs ara. Oidely useed in -driiii vA
pfia4~4:eq'ipisat. and4ri.transaiss
~24 u
"Vit', of hydraulLe ut
a
iw thtlarge'Aiments-of an'tr __wL
nisuic'baiLdftis' the dato
It U..
PertiLaing t*'.:thL*i -
Ahe drivi " WAq:ari Oonw
loc'salks" also gallows one: to datermus, G':

L3224-63
Lbulation of
FAR
6310010MI0021006.
Ial raU ig--~CIUAC LIM 'the'! tim of
diagessa of 'a ~drivs "'chi
~ptmm 04 z hotsi and M the &nSu &r;.
moliint-,' 6e, 14%. ls~ - 69 6,1 drivinj4srt-`~-b
V fiit viiI6Aty'.-Afi`d -
ry~,A '51 hi -41 nd4ti
~!:i- -thi~)66iefit of'snargy of the dipeMi~i
id::i4l'i jitt-bkthi, sbAtt..,: The Orocess-ot
periodi'(11."It, 7-
I ~-7eage _into three
r"A'atsAitict',of the elimin't's-,
644'.001A g ropilicall suom for~thi-jicitor"
t~psi~of dimansi6ritiss"
The
a q- 'A b
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'11 "1 -- th
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0
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a we
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ort A, method of a Lmpl Lf Lid' catialit'Lou

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L
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thodibf'& i~
A' I 'N
acie', diiiiiij,.6of - a

ah the --a"Ca
-B,

-inti
Instl+ On
6mittid ~'t

It
-f4 '%Z~
?t
~gw
'o ~`Acad
Krotova~mli, ,
of $a
4.001+4c, ump
-S,~0 es and, its dependence upop
Wr j
did,
_S gii:joed um~
u17 21m.1954
-1 - . -
aur
ng" so gaps:,
WAL harge-potential, dLacWge and
dit, itudying' the polytior-IiWo~-&dhe
W Pro esurs" MA. nature
of- tbi
ap
-.,the, so
it -
'it ~-:is: posaible, to, make Crt idnal
polMro MA form
forenceni Graphs. -
sidal-Chemistry

KROTOVA, N.A.; KARASKV. V.V.; KIRILIDYA. Tu.M.
-------
Study of adhesion. Trudy Inst. fiz. khIm. no.6:111-122 157.
(Adhesion) (MIRA 11:10)

KIRILIA)VA, Z. A.
USSR/Medicine - Electricity
Medicine - Sleep
Jun 48
"The Problem of Sleep, Narcosis and Letharp-j Induced by Electricity," Prof V. A.
GilyarovsIdy, Prof I. F. Sluchevskiy, 14. 1-1. Liventsev, Z. A.. Kirillova, Inst
Phychiatryf Acad Mled Sci, 5 3/4 PP
"Klin &.;Cd" Vol XXVI, No 6
Describes induction of narcosis and letliar,7 in dops and hwnan beinr%s by alternating
currents. Gives details of surgical operations performd under such conditions.
PA lh-A9758

KIRILLOVII,
GILYAROVSKIY, Vasiliy Aleksoyevich, 1875- ; LIVMMZV, N.M.; SZGAL" TU.I.;
KIRIUMA, Z.A.
[Ilectric sloop; olinical and phyniological study] Zlektroson; kliniko-
fisiologichookoe Iveledovanie. Mokova, Medgis, 19530 125 P, (MI-RA 611l)
(Zleotrotherapautice) (sleep)

KI Ow VA, Z.A., nauchnyy sotrudnik; MORGANOVA. A.N., kandidAt meditsinskikh
"I 'IN', I.Ta., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; rIMOV, D.D., do-
:-, KU
n
teent, direktor; SIMSOM, T.P., professor, zaveduyushchty detakim otdolom
Gilyarovskiy, V.A., daystvitelln" chlen Akademii meditsinskikh nauk, SSSR
nauchnyy rukovoditell.
Results of electric sleep therapy in a children's psychiatric clinic. Vop.
pediut. 21 no.2:18-21 Mr-Ap 153. (9LRA 6:6)
1. Akademiya moditainskikh nauk SSSR (for Gilyarovskiy). 2. Nauchno-ii-
oledovittellskiy institut pRikhtatrii Hinisterstva %dravookhraneniya SSSH.
(sleep) (Nychoses)

KIRILLOVAI Z. A.
1), 5 ases
Dissertation: "Electrosleep Combined with Insulin in the Treatment of Yental . e
Cand Mled Sci, Second Moscow State Medical Inst imeni. 1. V. Stalin, Moscow, 25 Jun 54.
(Meditsinskiy iabotnik, Moscow, 15 Jun 54)
SO: SUM 318, 23 Doc 1954

LIVUTSIT, HikoW. Mitrofanovich; ABRIKOSOTO Ivan Alekseyevich: KIRUJOICA -
1711" &A-Akek"yevua; AVJMWM, KA., red.; POPRTAMMIN, K.A.,
takhn. red.
Ex otricit in the serrics, of health-, treatment by light wA
eleNrIoltyr1i Ilektrichestyo na slushbe sdorory'la; o loobaidi
avatom i slaktrichestyom. MoRkra. Goa. isd-vo mod. lit-ry, 1956.
59 P. (BLICTROTMMLPZUTICS) (MINA 12t7)

Inaida Aiekae gyna; RABICHEVp
IVANOVA, Tat'yana Ivanovna;-KMLIDYA,--Z
--- - - - -Y
Lev Yakavlevich; SKORBILIVA, T.N. , red.; POGOSKINA, M.V..,
tekhn. red.
[Insomnia; treatment and prevention] BesBonnitsa; lechenie i
preduprezhdenie. Moakra.9 Medgizp 1960. 36 p. (MIRA 15:1)
(111SWIA)

i I P"
,
I
M
1w
ORI
Nall.
fit
MIg
!Q
S i a:-
H
110.1g, fill
ri
Ft
IV ul I I I I
10, 1 "1 ~
I
,ill
a r
Va 9
I I I
iris
it f 1 .111 S
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sill;
j if RINE
%I
n I
41 i
F1
Ill Will
P.

SOTSKOV. B.S.: USOV, V.T.; KMNETSOV, R.S.; DICUBRUN. I.Ye.;
VORONINP K.P., takhn.red.
(Ilectric contacts; proceedings of the conference, November 26-28,
19563 Elektrichaskis kontakty: trudy noveshchaniia. 26-28 noiabria
1956 g. Rod. kollegila: B.S. Sotskov I dr. Moskva, Gos. energ. izd-vo
1958. 103 P. OURA 12:2)
1. Soveshchanlye po alektrichaskim kontaktam. Moscov, 1956.
(Ilectric contactors)

SOTSKOV, B.S., otv.red.; USOV, V.V., red.; 1UZNVTSOVj R.S., red.;
ZOLOTTKH, B.N., red.; DZXABRUN, I.Te., red.; ~I )VA, ZtS~
red.; VORONIN, K,P., takhn.red.
[Blectrical contacts; transactions of the All-Union Conference
on Zleotrical Contacts and Materials for them] Ilektrichaskie
kontak-ty. Trudy Vadsoiuznogo soveshchaniia po alaktrichaskim
kontaktam i kontaktnym materialam. Red.kollegiia: B.S.Sotskov
i dr. Moskva. Goo.anarg.izd-vo. 1960. 423 P. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Veasoyuznoys sovashchaniye po slaktrichaskim kontaktas i
kontaktnym matarialam. 2d, Moscow, 1959.
(Blectric contactors)

USOV, Vladimir Vasillyeviah(doceased]; DEKABRUNI I.Ye., red.;
JURJLLOV~ Z 3 red.; POVOWMKAYA, M.D., red.; LARIONOV,,
' 4d.
G.Te.0 NW.-
(metals for electrical contacts] Metallovedenia elektriche-
skikh kontaktov. Moskva, Gosenergoisdat, 1963. 207 p.
(HIRA 16-.6)
(Electric contactors)

13.3., -.tv. reJ.; DEK.TPUN, I.Ye., rei.;
V , -I . Sy. , red K IF-,. I 11OV". pZ
Yu.P., red.
[Flectric contactors; transactionel, hlo;Ari,~he:kie krai-
ttikt- 'rudy Red. koll.
~- .1 0 j . I
Dlorel n, 19U.- 502 P.
.1 . ': s e.,; --~ ~uznoye sovoohchanip, po
I k".)ntaktriyri materi:dam. 31, Losoica,

tc

S/08IJ61/000/021/050/094
B110/BiOl
AUTHORt Kirilloya"Georgiyova, D.
TITLEs Swelling cement based on high-alumina clays
PERIODICALs Reforativnyy zhu~mal. Xhimi7ag no. 21, 1961, 311, abstract
21K308 (Tsementj-&o. 1, 1961, 9 - 13)
TEXTt A swelling cement (SC) has been obtained in Bulgaria on the base
of Portland cement clinker, and expanding additive consisting of three
basic oomponentes calcined high-alumina clayp air-slaked lime# and gypaus.
The clinkerrto-additive ratio was 70 -00. The volume of SC is increased by
storing in water, moist air, and air.~- The degree of expansion depends on
the composition of the solution and on the storing conditions. The
strength of SC tested in solution of great consistency while being lower
than that of initial cement in the first days of hardeningt becomes equal
to it after six months. The strength of SC in plastic solutions io,con-
siderably lower than that of initial cement (50-60% after 28 days, 85%
after 15 months). SC samples subjected to 150 freezing-and-thawing cycles
had a greater compressive strength than before freezing. SC proved to be
Card 1/2

S/08IJ61/000/021/050/094
Swelling cement based on high alumina clays B1IO/BIOI
stable against megnesia and sulfate corrosion (except for 1% Na2so4
solution). SC is normally impervious to water and more strongly bound to
the reinforcement. The strength of SC concrete with a cement consumption
of 400 kg/m3 attained 50% of the initial cement strength during the early
time of hardeningy and rose to 93% after three months. QLbstracter's
note: Complete translation.]
V~
Card 2/2

I
KIRILLOVICH) 14. "I'll
Works of the 1-Union Peat Inatituto. (Min of Agri. RSFSR),
Number 4, 1933, 111 pages, A Campendium of Instruction on the Study of
peat and Peat Beds:
Part 1. The Goobotanical Analysis of Pe3t.
"Instructions for Deternining the Botanical Ccmpositlon of Peat."
by Korotkins, M. Ya, and Kirillovich, 4. 14.
SO: Botanicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol XXXV, No 1, po 100-110,
Jan-Feb 1950, Russian bimo per, Moscow/Leningrad (U-5511,
12 Feb 1954)

KIRILLOVSKIT, G. S.
7682. KIRILLUVSKIY, G. S. -- Otdolks obuvu. kiyev, Oootakhizdat USSR, 195j. 99.
c. c ill. 20 nm. 1.500 ekz. 21t. 40R. Bibliorr. v kontse k it-i--(55-3933)P
685.31.02t(ol6.3)
SO; XnIzhv4.y Letopsial, Vol. 7, 1955

KIRILLOVSKIT, G.
"Technology of footwear" by E. M. Ostrovitianov, B. I.Aq Ivanov.
Reviewed by G. Kirillovek:11. Legeprom. 17 no-8:50-51 Ag '57.
(MIRA 10:10)
(Shoe Industry)

XATS, S.A.1 KIR TSKITj Go$,; OHARKAMITp $#A&
Orgliffoe a conv=~~rlsystsm in the punching shop of the Kier &4"
Fuctory No.6. log. prom. 18 no.l0Q-45 Ja 158. (MIRA 1:.t2)
(Assembly line methods) (Pmching mehinery)

OSTROVSKIY, Ya.M. [Datrovalkyi, IA.M.); SERDYUKOV, I.I.; XATS,i-M.;
KOZACHUKI A.I.j TURZHANSKIT, Tu.V. [Turzhanalkyi, IU.V.);
SNIGUR'j LL [Snihur.I.I.); KIRIL VSKIY. G 5 (Kyrylloviokyi,
H.S.]; BRONO S.S.;.PESIS, Ya.I. SIRILIGA, A.M.
(Shullha,AdM.)
Proposals of efficiency promoters. Lah.prom. no. 4:81-88
O-D 163. 1 (MIRA 17-5)
1. Kharikovskaya obuvnaya fabrika (for Ost'rovskiy., Serdyukov,
Kats). 2. Zhitomirskaya ~buv*ya fabrika (for Korachuk,
Aurzhanskiy., SnIgur), '3o'Kiyevskaya obuvnaya fabrika No. 6
(for Kirillovskiy, Bron,'Pesib, Shullga).

RO-MMSTVUSIly, kandidat takhaichookikb
inzhoner; KIRILLOYS11Y, Yu.L., inzhenar.
Accelerated motion of rotating bodies in
speeds. (Trudy] MM no-18:59-68 153.
(Disks, Rotating) (Hydrodynamics)
nauk; SIMBFIRMI, ru.I.,
viscous fluids at law
(MLRA 7:12)

1.24 -11-12727
Translation from: Refe.rativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, N r 11. pw 57 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kirillovskiy, Yu, L.
TITLE: The Energy Balance and Calculation of Water-Jet Devices.
I(Balans energii i raschet vodostruynykh apparatov)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry of the A. I a Dissertation for the Degree of
Candidate of Technical Sciences. Moscow Technical College
(Mosk.vyssh.tekhn. uch-shche) Moscow, 1957.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow Technical College, ( Mosk.vyssh.tekhn. uch-shche)
Moscow, 1957
Card 1/1

ki~?I;.LoV.510 V
124-58-6-6682
Translation from: Referativnyf zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 6. p 54 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Podvidz, L. G. , KiriIlovs!qy,4_L.1_.
TITLE: On the Designof Jet Devices for Pumping Water out of Artesian
Wells (K voprosu o raschete struynykh apparatov dlya pod"yema
vody iz artezianskikh skvazhin)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Gidromashinostroyeniye. (MVTU, Vol 71~ Moscow, 1957,
pp 3-14
ABSTRACT: Water-lifting devices for artesian wells of medium depth (about
60-70 meters) consisting of a centrifugal pump on the surface and
a water-jet apparatus located in the well and fed by the surface
pump are discussed. Twp achematic arrangements of such water-
lifting devices are given,'which differ in the location of the water-
jet apparatus (upstream and downstream of the pump). The pro-
cedure of matching the pumps and the water-jet apparatus is des-
cribed with a view of obtdining the greatest possible efficiency for
the water-lifting installation; graphical methods for the design
analysis of a complete insiall-ation including the piping are pro-
vided for varying conditions of the hydraulic operation.
Card 1/1 1. Jet pumps--Design 2. Centrifugal pumps-- V. A. Arkhargel' skiy
Applications

PODTIM, L.G., kand.takhnimauk; MILLOVSKIT, Tu.L.t kandetekhneriauk;
XASHMV, L.U., Inshener .
Theoretical princil-las of designing jet apparatus for pumping water
from deep wells. Nauch. trudy VIISKH 6:5-27 t59. (MIRA 13:12)
(J8 t pumps )

EMILLOVSKIi, Yu.L., kand.tekhnonank; YAR.OENKU, O.V., inzh.
Calculating the spe,,ding-up of a system with a hydrodynamic clutch.
Vestomaphinostr. 43 no,4-.9-14 Ap 163. (MIIA 16:4)
(Mechanical movements)

3332o. 'Ala Ocnuvakh koy I'lauli,
o a
lodov~~ Ito '2d. OV,
19,
No. 5 C. 22-25. -:91
SO: Vol.

LUGOVAYA, L.Y.1 SALINIKOVA, G.P.; KIRILLYUK, N.L.-, SHAPIRO. S.L.
Investigating the toxiganicity of the diphtheria bacillus by the
biological method and In vitro. lAb.dalo 2 no.4:23-25 J1-Ag 156.
(KISA 9:10)
1. 1z otdolentya spidemiologichookoy bairteriologii Moskovskor gorod-
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Sokolovskiy)
(DIPETMIA-BACTIRIOLOGY)
(TOXISS AND AXTITOXINS)

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Sofiia, Bulgaria
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(MIRA 18:8)
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(MPA 18;2)

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OTHORSs Lutsonko, I. F.v SOV/20-128-1-23/58
TITLEs Phoaphorylated Chlorovinyl Ketones. Production of Pboaphorylated
Chlorovinyl Ketones Trom Vinyl Acetate and Isopropenyl Acetate
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademli nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 128, Nr 1, pp 89-91 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper gives the results obtained by investigation of
the reaction of phosphoras pentaehloride with enol "*totes -
vinyl acetates ana isopropenyl acetates. By peans of this
reaction whiob readily takes placep the first representatives of
a now group of phosphor-organic compounds - the phosphorylated
A-ehlorovinylketones - were obtained. The following were
prepareds ot-acstyl-ps(3-dichloro ethyl phosphinio aci4 chloride,
diethyl aster of the cL-acetyl ~,P-dichloro ethyl phosphinio
acid in the presence of a bas; sad pyridine, diethyl eater of
the OL-acetyl-p-chlorovimyl phosphinio acid, OL-acetyl-p-chloro
propenyl phosphialc acid chloride, and diethyl aster of the
cc-svetyl-p-ohloropropenyl phospbinic acid. The newly obtained
kinds of phosphoric-organic compounds will be used for various
syntheses characteristic of P-ohlorovinyl ketones. In the first
place# however, they vill be employed for the production of
Card 1/2 phosphorylated heterocyclic compounds of the pyrazole-,

Phosphorylated Chloravinyl Ketones. Production of BOV/20-128.Ll-23/58
Phosphorylated Chlorovinyl Ketones Yrom Vinyl Acetate and Ihopropenyl Acetate
isoxazole-p and pyridine series.
ASSOCIATIONs Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomozosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTEDs April 24, 1959, by A. N. Nesmeyanov, Academiq wi
SUBMITTED: April 22, 1959
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