SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIRPICHNIKOV, P.A. - KIRPICHNIKOV, V.M.

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S/19 62/0-04/0,r,8/008/016 St;-bilization of polycthylene ... Bi 01 YB1 80 strenGth (k-,/mm 2) - 42.0; after 4 hrs at 1700C in NIT.,, 41.0 and at 210 0C .U 0 Ll 112, 30'.~; after 4 hro at 170 C in air, 39.5, and at 2100C, 141.2. (2) Triphenyl phorphite (I), tri-p-octyl-phonyl phosphite (TI), tri-i-doJecyl phenyl phoophitp (11r), and tri-p-ter-butyl phenyl phosphite (IV) inhibit the thermal decompo3ition of ~ET, and inereane.its :.-,olecular vjeiE;ht and stability. The best moment for adding the 0 inhilbitor is at 50-70,14' polycondensation of 111F.T. (3) After 2 hrs at 220 C the breakinG atreneth of PET without inhibitor was 4M) the initial value 711',' wit", 1, 66,,.' with 11, 78,",, with III, and 75," with IV- The longest induction period and smallest loss in molecular r-icht were found with IV. The inhibiting; effect of phosphites in attributed to the fact that they hydrolyze much more easily than PET which in thus protected against hydrolyaJo. There are .6 figures and 4 tables. The moat important En6lish-language reference is: J. *.I. Ward, ;*.ature, 80, 141, 142, 1957. ASSOC14TION; Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut iskusetvennogg volokna (All-Union Scientific Research Card 2/3 Institute of bynthetic Fibers) Stabilization of polyethylene SMITTED: May 8, 1961 S/19 62/004/008/008/oi6 B101 YF. 180 Card 3/3. ACCESSION NRi AP3009573 9/0286/63/000/015/0126/0126 t knaert. L. 0.1 Kirpichnikov, P. A.; Kuz*minskiys As Sol' AUTHOR Khayrulin~, V. K.; BorisoVa_,,_V_-_N TITLE: Hithod of p-reventing aging of riw and vulcanized rubbers. Class 39, N,oo 151688 SOURCE: Byul. izobrets i tovarn, sna'kov, no. 15, 1963, 126 TOPIC TAGSt rubber, antioxidant, phosphonic acid. dihydroxy- ~1-. aryl asters hen, p ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a method of U a in aryl esters of pyrocatecholphosphorous acid [sic] to non- co-lo ing age-resistors for raw and vulcanized rubbers. I ASSO ATIONs none SUBH%11TEDt 28Jul39 DATE ACO -4NCLi 00 1 0811ow 3 SUB CODEr CH 'NO REP SOVI 000 OTHERt 000-' Card ~,, t2- 7. 4t it Xv lo t u% 1e A jV nf.9 ~i, . . . . . ...... mom, Nlymi .1~ , I . oi,. i, i,1 11 t, . 10"; . , -1, 4" :1 ;. 1 1 -, 1. -,t.% ,1* I , " f.. II -11~ POPOVAp Z.V.;.rANOVSKITp D.M.1 KIRPICHNIKOVI 0 . KAPUSTINA, A.S.; DAVTWVA, V. M. Stabilisation of po2yvinvl chloride by alkylphosphinic asters, Zhur.- prikl.khim. 36 no.\4187-191 Ja 163, OCRA 16t 5) , , . (Vinyl polyurs) (Phosphinic acid) 4 MWMNEVA,, N.A. 1 -KIRPICHNUOTT.-ZAAL. PMOVIICO A.N. Polyphoophitea, Part 6; Interaction of diaryl phosphoryl chlorides vith dibydroxy compounds, Zhur,ob,khlz, 33 no,,10t3192--3196 0 163a (K= 16s11) .q/080/63/036/001/018/026 D204/D307 AUTHORSi Popova, Z.V., Yanovskiy, D.M., KjrpjchnU*v-,-- P.A. _KapuRtina, A.S., and Davydovaj V.M. TITLE: Stabilization of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) with eaters of alkylphosphinic acid PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii. v- 36, no. 1963, 187 - 191 TEXT: The n-butyl, n-amyl, n-hexyl, !I-octyll iso- propyl, ino-amyl, and ph'~nyl eaters of 1,2-epoxy-2-propyl-pro-d- phinic acid were prepnred by condensing the corresponding dialkyl phosphorum acids with monachloroacetone, at 1000C, without a cntnlyst, and removing HC1 from the resulting eaters of 1-hydroxy- 2-chloro-loo-propylphosphinic acid with alcoholic 25 - 35 % KOH. The stabiMizing effects of these compounds on the thermal decon- positioYx of PVC were investiRated by heating PVCO with and without Additinns of the rhomphinates ( 0-0.5 g per.g PVC), to 173, 185, and 1950C. The quantities meastired were the induction period until the commencement of HCI evolution (T min)q menn integral rate of HM Card 112 .S/08(J/63/036/001/018/026. Stabllizntion of polyvinyl D20VD307 evolution over 3 hotirs (V mir HCl/P PVC) and the temperature of initial decomposition (tOC). Tbe phosphInates exerted a retarding actinn, which varied according to the nature of R in (R0) P.0 C-CPO 2 "I --,0 Nhen R wns a strnight chNin, the stabilizing effect was CH3 mont ntronc7ly pronounced. The roduction in V was greater for (a) hivhor Alkyl groups, (b) higher temperatures and (c) wrtater concentrations of the phosphinate in the polymer. 1-henyl qnd Ino-allcyl. phosphinates were less effective but their efrectii also Increan(A 0 higher temperatures. The rierhnninm of the stabilizing netinn is indicated. There are, 2 tabler. SUFMITTED: December 6, IS61 Card 2/2 ANGERT, L.G.; KTRPIC,HNIKOV., P.A.; KtIZ114INSKIY, A.S.; SARATOV, I.Ye. SylitheSis of mixed eaters of 0( -naphtbylphosphorous acid and study of their InhibitIng effect in the oxidation of crude and cured rubbers. Zhvr. prik-1. khimo 36 no.10:2270- 2276 0 163. (MIRA 17:1) ~vj~( QY#-R~ LbKOVNIKOV, A.F.; XHWPLYANKINA, H.S. IEVIN, P.I.; KIRPIqHlg& Mutual intensification of the effect of antioxidants (synergism). Part 31 MaitifestatIon, of synergism in mixtures of alkylated phenol sulfide with certain phosphorous acid eaters. Vysokom.soed. 5 no.8sll52-1155 Ag 163. (KM 16:9) 1. Institut khimicheskoy Miki AN SSSR. (Antioxidants) (Phenol) (Phosphorous acid) ZARETSKIY, U.S.; RASPOPOVA, L.V.; AVECIIKO-ANTOIJOVICHl L.A.; FRIDLANDO V.M,j KIRPICHNIKOV, P.A.; TAGANTSEV, A,V. Mev thiakol sealers for the construction industry. Stroi. mat. 10 no.30-9 Mr 164. (MIRA 17:6) :,:~L 100ESSION NAi IP4012190 S/0191/64/000/002/0037/0039 AUTHORS: 14atvayeva,, Y8. X.; Z1ZpJLchn1koV,-.-P..,A..; Kremen'. M. Z.; Obollyaninova, N. A.; Lazareva, N. P.; Popova, L. X. TITLE: Alkylaryl eaters of pyrocatechin pho~sphorous acid - now stabilizers of polymers SOURGE; Flastioheskiye massy*, no. 2, 1964, 37-39 TOPIC TAGS: pyrocatechlu phosphorous acid, stabilizer , jolymer, 4- (Y-phenyl ethyl)-2-hydroxy phenyl dibutyl phosphite (e/-vrphenyl ethyl)-1.2-phenylene phenyl phosphite, heat stabilizer, polyolefin, aging iABSTRAOT: Esters 4-(tx-phenyl ethyl)-2-hydroxy phanyl dibutyl phos- iphite and 4-(p