SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KURILCUK, V. - KURILENKO, O. D.

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KUHILEKH,- D. G. 11Tnvestigation of the Nature of the Toughening of Iron and
and Its Solid Solutions." Acad Sci Ukrainian SSR. Inst of
Physics. Kiev, 1955. (Dissertation for the Degree of Doctor in
Physicomathematical Science).
80. Knizhnaya letopis'
No 2, 1956

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 2, p 87 (USSR)
Q., Psarev, V. I.
AUTHORS:
TITLE: The Nature of the Drop in Yield Point in the Finishing of Sheet
Steel (0 prirode ponizheniya predela tekuchesti pri otdell,4Le
stal'nykh listov)
PERIODICAL: Nauchn. zap. Dnepropetr. un-ta, 1956, Vol 45, pp 69-71
ABSTRACT: A study was made of the mechanical properties of annealed
and leveled sheet steel, and an attempt was made to determine
the cause of the drop in the Cy~ value after leveling. Used in
the tests were sheets of steel 08KP, annealed at 680-7100 for
8 hours. The sheets, 2000-2500 mm in length, were cut in
half . From the one half samples were cut to be tensile-tested
to destruction at angles to the direction of rolling of 0, 30, 45,
60, and 900; the other half was sent on for leveling, then for
mechanical testing. Reduction amounted to 0. 85-1. 0 percent
Tested were 6 sheets, 120 samples; the thickness of the
samples was 0.82 mm. Chemical composition and test-result
tables are included. The penetration depth of the leveling de-
Card 1/2 formation was studied by X-ray. It was found that the solid
The Nature of the Drop in Yield Point (cont
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background of the line (110) receded from the surface to a depth of up to
0- 05-0. 07 mm in sheets reduced by I - 0 percent, and to a depth of up to
0. 08-0. 1Z mrn in sheets reduced by 1. 8 percent. In the leveled Sheets the
(5~s value dropped from 24. 05-26. 7 kg/mm2 to 19-35-2075 k MM2' with a
diff rent value for each direction tested, Changes in Cj,,andgiwere insig-
nificant. It is asburned that the increase in the surface area of a sheet re-
sulting from a plastic flow of the ferrite grains in the surface layers of the
sheet should lead to an elastic deformation of the individual grains not only
on the surface but throughout the thickness of the sheet. The effect of level.
ing on the sheet steel was such that the elastic tensile deformation of the
inner ferrite grains was balanced out by the elastic compression deforma-
tion of the surface layers. When the samples were tensile-tested, the pre-
existing elastic deformation of the grains was made evident by its absorp-
tion of some of the stress --- which was apparent from the drop in the C',
value.
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiva, 1959, Nr 1, [) 197 IUSSW
AUTHOR: Kurilekh, D.G.
TITLE: The Employment of a Thermoelectric Niethod for the Investigation
of the Physical Properties of Alloys (Prinlenenye ternloelect ric hes-
kogo metoda dlya issledovaniya fizicheskikh svoy5tv splavov~
PERIODICAL: Byul. nauchno-teklin. inform Vses. n.-). trubnyy in-t, 1958, Nr
4-5, pp 190-194
ABSTRACT: A description of appa:ratus and results of ail investigation in which
the thermal emf of the binary alloys Fe-Cr, Fe-Mn, Fe-Ni, and
Fe-Si coupled with Cu was studied as a function of the concentration
of the second element, the temperature differential between the cold
and the hot junctions amounting to 500C. As the Si and Ni content
was increased, the thermal emf of the alloys with respect to Cu
diminished. At a concentration of 0.9% Si and 2.7% Ni the thermal
emf is equal to zero. Co and Mn added in quantities up to I and Z%,
respectively, increase the thermal emf of the corresponding alloys;
any further addition of these elements tends to reduce the thermal
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The Employment of a Thermoelectric Method for the Tnvestigation (cont, ~
increase becomes insignificant when the Cr content exceeds a value of 21in. If
preserit in Fe in quantities up to 0.2%, C i-nore than any other element affects the
magnitude of the thermal en-if. Regardless of the solute concentration of the
alloys, cold deformation of up to 90% does not change the magnmide of the thermal
ernf to any appreciable degree. The phenomena described are explained in terms
of the variation in the number of free electrons and in terms of the work ronnected
with their removal.
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1961, No. 1, p. 30,
# lZh226
AUTHORS: Vorobyev, G.M., Kurilekh, D.G.
TITLE: Study of Changes in Mosaic Domains and Distortions of II Order in
Fe-Ni and Fe-Co Alloys
PERIODICAL: "Byul. nauchno-tekhn. Inform. Ukr. n.-i. trubn. in-t", 1959, No. 6-
7, PP. 157 - 161
TEXT: The magnitude of distortions of the II order A a/a and the dimen-
sions of the zone of coherent dispersion, depending on the degree of deformation, V
alloys were determined in Fe-Ni (2-12 at % Ni) and Fe-Co (0.8-6% Cc) from the
width of roentgen diffraction lines (110) and (220), obtained from Fe-radiation
and recorded on a \'!)C -50 (URS-50) device. The alloys were preliminarily deform-
ed by 30% and annealed at 6500d; tney were then subjected to static compression
by 1.3 - 53%. It was found that during the deformation process the domains were
crushed up to a certain limit, definite for each alloy, whereby the crushing of
domains ceased when a deformation of 12-20% had been attained. For alloys with Ni
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Study of Changes in Mosaic Domains and Distortions of II Order In Fe-Ni and Fe-Co
Alloys
the limit dimension:of domains is the smaller the higher the 91 concentration;
in the case of Fe-Co a lower degree of refinement was shown by alloys with a high-
er hardness in the initial state. It is assumed that the presence of a limit of
domain crushing is connected with the partial recrystallization of the material
in the volume of domains, which proceeds on account of heat liberated in the micro-
volumes during the deformation process. The author points to the different nature
of changes in the magnitude of [A a/a during the initial deformation stage, depend-
ing on the type of the alloy extension diagram; in the presence of a flow area,
a very slight increase of A a/a was observed at a degree of deformation increased
to 5%; in the absehce of such a flow area, however, such a compression entailed
a sharp increase in La/a. In Fe-Ni distortions of the II order were higher in
alloys with a greater Ni content-, at equal degrees of deformation.
A. B.
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AUTHOR: Vorob'yev, G. M., Kurilekh, D. G.
TITLE: Investigation of Changes In the Magnitudf., of Mo3aic DomaIns and
Distortions of the II Order in Fe-Si and ?e-Cr Alliys Nring-Plas-
tic Deformation
PERIODICAL: "Byul. nauchno-tekhn. Inform Ukr. r I. trubn. In-t", 1)59, lt~- 6
-7 PP. 161-165
TEXT: The width of X-ray diffraction 111nes (110) and (220) obtained from
Fe-eTission by recording on a YPC -50H (LIRS-50I) device, wa;3 employed to de-
termine the magnitude of distortions of the 11 order A a/a and "he dimensi-o-,3 .3f
areaE~ of coherent dispersion, depending on the degree of deformatlon in Fe- I
(2-10.7 at.% Si) and Fe-Cr (1-8.5 at. % Cr) alloys. The specimens were deform-,J
by yj-% -3-nd annealed at 650OC; they were then si.;bJe3ted to static compresGion at
deformation degrees ranging from 1.5 to 60%. Lkring deformat~lon process the
domains were crushed to a certain limit; the limit s1ze of the domains was the
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Inve--tigation of Changes In the Magnitude of Mosaic Domains and Dlstorti~-nF of the
17, Onier In Fe-Si and Fe-Cr Alloys During Plastic Deformation
Zmalisr the higher the concentration of the alloying element in the alloy: thr-
:~:-j3hing cf domains ceased prior t3 attaining a deformattin degrsE of 15--'30%.- f.-)r
eiloy-u. with 10-75% Si a decrease In the dimen3lcr.2 of d(mains was obv~rv~d
fail-ArE, ~,f speoimen (degree of deformationi 41.5%). 1-1, w9s esTabl-hed tlhit at
degrees of deformation in alloys with a higher concentration 'if 31. ant Cr
of the II order arose. ",qe a%fthops p)lnt. tc- io:~Oenden(:? --f th"
,'ranzp -atare ofaa/a at the Initial deformat-1,in etaa;l t~;r. th~z-
,T dre 5 references.
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AUTHORSt Varivoda, I. Kh., Kurilekh, D. G.
TITLEt Precision of the constant crystalline lattice of Fe - Mn - and
Fe - Cr-alloys
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 12, 1961, 34, abstract
12B209 (Tr. Dnepropetr. khim.-tekhnol. in-t, 1960, vyp. 10,
3-7.)
TEXTs In view of the contradictions in earlier publications (Gulyayev A.
P., Trusova Ye. F. "Zh. teor. fiz.11, 1950, 20, 1, 67; Shteynberg M. M.
ItStal ", 1949, No- 8, 737) a careful X-ray 7tudy was made (method of back
reflection, A Co) of the dependence of the lattice parameter of alloys of
armco iron and Mn and Cr on the concentration of the alloying element in
order to solve the problem of the effect of the admixtures Mn and Cr on the
change of the parameter of the lattice o(-Fe. It was found that upon the
formation of the solid solutions Fe - Mn and Fe - Cr the parameter of the
lattice/.-Fe changes linearly in the concentration limits I - 8.5 at% with
Mn exerting greater influence on the change of the parameter than Cr.
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AUTHOR3. Urusova, N. A., Kurilekh, I. N., Peleshchuk, A. G,
TIME- Testing the system of roller cooling of ingots in continuous steel
casting
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 2, 1962, 48, atstract 21472&5
('Sb. nauchn. tr. Gos. n.-i. I proyektn.in-t metallurg. prom-stl
"Giprostal"', 1960, no. 2, 137-144)
TEXT, Results are given obtained from industrial tests of roller-cooling
of Ingots during continuous steel casting. It was established that by repeated
roller cooling of ingots, the intensity of heat liberation increased with speci-
fic water consumption raised up to 7 mJ/m2 hour. A further increase of water
consumption has practically no effect on heat liberation In the repeated cooling
zone, The least total length of internal hot cracks In grade St. 3 steel
Ingots of 150 x 620 mm section was observed at a specific water consumption as
high as 6 to 8 M3/M2 hour for the broad ingot edges, and from 5 to 6 mJ/m2 hour
for narrow edges, during repeated roller cooling. Under the aforementioned
conditions the central porosity is low. During testing of the roller cooling
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system Its comparative operational simplicity was noted. The main con3trictlonal
deficiencies were revealed which entail considerable non-uniformity of coolirq
and the impossibility of regulating heat liberation in the repeated cooling zone,
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ACCESSIO11 N-R: AW27941 S/0137/64/000/002/1033/IO33
SOURCE: RZh. -Ilotallurgiya, Abs. 21187
AU-MoRs Kurilokh, L. P,; Fodash, 0. M.
TITLE: Effect of the ooncentration of alloying elements on the Hall-Moin oonstant
in iron alloys
CITM SOURM Nauchao zaps Dnoptropetr* un-t, Y. 61, 1963, 3-7
,TOPIC TAGS: Hall-Kikoin oonstant, Iron alloy conductiv-ity, Hall elootromotive
force, W
TW-SLATION: The Hall omf, the induction of the samples and the electrical resis-
tivity of the alloys Fe-Ni (up to 14.86 at. g NI), Fe-Mn (up to 12.3 at. ~."Yn),
Fe-Si (up to 10.755 at. V.' SO, Fo-Cr (up to 8.5 at. f, Cr), and Fo-Co (up to 6.14 dt.
Co) annealed for 8 hr at 11000 were measured as a function of tho oomposition of
the alloys at rooiA temperature. The Hall-Tdkoin constont and the resistivity riso
with tho concentration of the alloying elements, but the magnitude of the zagnotio
saturation in i6:lregion of homogeneous solid solutions deoreasos with increasing
concentration of the admixtures, with the oxooption of Co, which raises the magnotio
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AUT20RS: Kurile Kulikova, 11. V,, 76-32 4,11/43
Rybakova, N. A., Temkin, M, I~,
TITLE: The Oxidation of Ethylene to Ethylene Oxide on a
Silver Catalyst (Okisleniye etilena v okis' etilena na se-
rebryanom katalizatore)-
I. Experimental Investigation of the Reaction Kinetics
I. Eksperimentallnoye izucheniye kinetiki reaktsii)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Fizicheskoy KhAmii, 1958, Vol, 32, Nr 4,
pp, 797-a05 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Since the hitherto made investigations of the reaction
mentioned in the title supplied different contradicting
results the investigations mentioned in this paper were
carried out by means of the method o-f continuoui circu-
lation, This method offers the following advantages: The
reaction velocity is measured directly as function of
the concentrations., The desired temperaturp in the re-
action zone is secured in spite of the great heat effe,-.'~
of the process, Any form of catalyst -a,-. be usod, viitlnc~--t
Card 1/4 making it possible to the gas to pass by rithout touchino,

The Oxidation of' Ethylene to Ethyleno Oxide on a 76-1'2-4,11/4~
Silver Catalyst I. Experimental Investigation of the
Reaction Kinetics
the catalyst. The possibility of the formation of ex~
ternal diffusion effects is reduced. From the experinen,
tal part from a diagram can be seen among other that the
reaction vessel is a vertical glass tube in which the ca
talyst is located (spongy silver in form of tablets), A
circular glass tube connected to the reaction vessel and
a circulation pump introduce the gas mixture or drain it.
Mostly the obtained ethylene oxide was frozen at -780C
and determined according to Lubatti (Reference 9). The
results obtained show among other that in the first 70-80
hours thG activity of the catalyst decreases and the se-
lectivity increases (shown graphically). The two reaction
velocities of ethylene oxide formation and of carbon dio-
xide and water formation are dealt with separately, The
experiments were carried out with different gas concen,
trations, that is to say, ethylene OA -- 70%, oxygen
1,5 - 94o, ethylene oxide 0.3 - 1j, carbon dioxide 0,1 - 85%
in order to determine the reaction kinetics. The results
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The Oxidation of Ethylene to Ethylene Oxide on a 76-32-4-11/43
Silver Catalyst. I. Expc-rimental Investigation of
the Reaction Kinetics
lyst sarqples~ The two above mentioned reactions show
reaction velocities which are calculated according to
analogous equations. The observation that the freezing
of et'hylone oxide within the cycle doeo not change se,.
lectivity is in coincidence -vith so--,e other referpnces;
the contradiction to the data by 0. _'I, Todes and T. I,
Andrianova (Refurence 4) is Qxplained by the lon,er con-
tact tirae used by the,--,,. An impudin,~ effect of the oxi-
dation products on both reaction velocities -,.,as obser-
ved. The statement that in freezing; ethylene oxide and
water the reaction velocity sharply increases was already
mentioned by Ya. B. Gorokhovatskiy and L. Ya- Rabanik
6eference 11). The raise of temperature effected a de--
crease in the yield of ethylene oxide. The activation
ener_-ies wore calculated and ::ii~ntionud to be 152oo cal
for the formation of ethylene oxide and 198oo cal for
the formation of carbon dioxide and water
There are 6 7 tables and 11 references, 7 of
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The Oxidation of Lthylene, to Lthylone Oxidu on a 7;J-32-,,',-,11/43
Silver Catalyst. 1. Experimental Inve:jti,~ation of the
Reaction Kinetics
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut im. Karpcva,.'.,oa'kva
(Moscow PhysicochOLlical. Institute iueni .arpov)
SUK':ITTLD: Decembur 1, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Conjresz
1. Ethylene--Oxidation 2. Silver catalyst.,,,-Applicatlons
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A 3 T 110-14 S Ku Yullkova, 11. V., Ryb,-Azov,~, 11. A., To--.!~in,
TITLL: The Oxidation of Ethylene to Ethylene Oxide on a Silver Cata-
lynt(Okialeniye etilena vokia' atilena na nerebrynnom katali-
zatore)II. Evaluation of the Reaction Kinetica(1lObsuzhdenijYe
k
~,inatiki reiLktvii)
1'-7T110DICAL: Zhurnal fizichookoy khimii, 1950, Vol. ~52, Nr 5,
P,). 1043 - 1040 (USSR)
A Li ST i11 CT ContinuinLT, earlier investi-ationa in which contradicting re-
stilts had been obtained the authors found that -~,fter the quick-
oxyjan adsorption and for!aation of a monon-olecular layer a
proceoc of olow adsorption follows which spreads over hundreds
of hours, which was CLllcd the "deep che:ricaal adsorption". It
is dependent on the increased solubility of the oxy,,,an in the
-ilver layer below the nurf-ace. The olow chan~;e of the deeply
adsorbed oxyj~en related to this in b) ti,.e chanl-e of the
~activatiori of the catalj-Lit, which fact is in ai~,raement with
t e dc-.ta by Orzechowski and MacCor~,.~-,k (iiefe-ence 4) as well

T'- u, Wci,,!,,Aion of Ethylene to Ethylene OxiCeon a 76-32-5-13/'47
Silver Catal-,.ct. I.. Evaluation of the Reaction Kinetico
as with the obaervutiona Filre-dy madc, This way t-ao t,-pes
of dependence of the kiijcticn c:in be ans,ried: the kinetics in
a steady state of the cotrl,,-nt, -,nd that in a st.-andard state,
with different conditions of exi),~ri.-:iento havin,-: to 'jo tipl)lico.
Tho present invoctitationa refer to the nocond cz~oc, it
is accumed th-t the reaction velocity do(.,3 not dcnend on tile
oxygen presznire. Correspondin6 to the datir-, by L. Ya. Mar,,~,Olin
,-ILd S. Z. Roginskiy(Refcrencc 5) it is a9su-,nd th-.A ,tr; inter-
:,ledi,ite product vinylalcohol is forr~nd which then o:.-idizen to
CO 2; a diaCran of the reaction mechanism in ionic for:a is
inentioned. In the deduction of the kinetic equations the affect
of the water is neglectod and tsyo final forriulac of the reac-
tion kinetics are determined. The inflitence of a.-1 increased
ethylene concentration in the gas phase is explitined bf the
decrease of the tendency to reach the concentration equilibrit,:-i
of the deeply adsorbed oxyt~crj ana that on the ovrf;Lco, with
other poccibilities beinG nentioned as well. For an ethylene
oxidation in - flow system an equation is obtained bj inte--ra-
C7-rd 2/3 tion, and &.- 1,inntion is given fcr the differences of the

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Vie Oxidation of Etlylene to Ethylene Oxideon an 76-32-ro-13/W
Silver Catalyst. 11. Evttluation of the Renction
results of (Reference ;). Viere !,rc 6- refore7cei, of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCI!.TIO:T: j-:titi,t i . L. Y-1.
(,,.!o -. c o,, Inatititte of Physics m-d Chcriistiy imeid ~_. Ya. Knrljo,.r)
SU2.7ITTED: Dc,, e,.1') ur 1 , 19 56
1. Etbylene--Oxidation 2, Oxygen--Adsorption 3. Silver--
Adsorptive properties 4. Silver catalysts--Performance
5. Mathematics--Applications
7 13

5W S07120-1 2 '/-:-')0/5o
AUTHORS: Kurileriko, A. I. ,Kul 1kova, N. V. , 0otrovrikiy, V. Yo.,
m n, N. 0
TITLE: Tile Influence of Electrically lie -ative Elements oil tile
Catalytic Effect of Silver in tile Oxidation of Ethylene
(Vliyaniye elektrootritsatellnykii elementov na kataliticheskoye
deystviye serebra pri okinlenii otilena)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSIM, 195H.. Vol 12~, Nr 51 PP 078-881
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The catalytic oxidatioii of ethylene to ethylene oxide
C2114+ (1/2)0 2 =C2if40 is carried out on a surface of silver
at 200 - 300 0. qniall admixed quzintities of chlorine compounds
increase the selectivity of the catalyzer, i.e., they de-
crease the relative influence of the undesirable reaction
C2H4 + 302 - 2C02 + 21120 without diminishing the degree of
conversion of ethylene. The applied nothods of the kinetic
measurements were described in previov7j paper3. The experiments
were carried out in an apparatus wit!. circulating flow at
1 atmosphere and 2180. -he circulatinr, ethylene air mixture
Card 1/4 contained 2.5 � 0.2 volume por cent C 21: 4' The def.;ree of con-

',,t,_;JyliC Effect
The In'Lljence of El,~-rtrically lregat iVe J1
U I
of Silvor in the Oxidation of Ethylene
version of the C 11 on silver witheut jj,-,rjUrjtjcs of C1 ant] S
2 4 . I -
amoni)~ed to 50-6Q;'.. Th--~ vulplhur compounds used vere ,::arked
by S-)D. Crude silver (which wao produced by decomposition
of Ag 2 CO3 in a flow of an ethylene-air mixture) was used as
catalyst. The najority of tne experim(-,rits vaf; carried out
by inpns of silver grains -ahich had a specific surface of
~ lm ~t;. Tabloids (tabletka) of' 5 - 3 rim (npecific surface
0.3 m /,-) were used, as well'. CJ, denotes the rate of the re-
action C 9114 + (1/2)0 2 C2 if40. Fiz:-jt, e~:periments with tabloid
catalyst were carried out, and H 2S was adled continuously
to the rcactinC mixture for 20-30 hours. In various experiments
the concentration varied within tli(-.- limits of 0.1 and
50 mg/m% Tho activity of' the cataLy3t increased by 10-20ifj
after the addition of 3-1o-4 _ III . 10-.atonic percent S to the
catalyst. By this addition selectivity was increased from
s - 0.70 to s - 0-77- Independently of the concentration of
Card 214 if2S in the Casaou4 mixture. the cxL(Iifion of' P-thylene was

307/2o-123-5-30/50
The Influence of Electrically Negative Elements Upon the Catalytic Effect
of Silver in the Oxidation of Ethylene
nearly interrupted by the adding of' more than 10- 2 atomic
per cent of sulphur to the catalyst. During the catalytic
process, the majority of sulphur ia contained as sulfate on
the surface of 'the silver samplea. Phis allovis the calculation
of the degree of covering 0 of the surface from the total
amount of sulphur. A diagram shows the results of 'the de-
termination of the catalytic activity and of the selectivity
of silver grains which had previoualy been treated with 11 2S
in a "boilinr layer". The second diagram gives the data con-
cerning the catalysts which viere produced by the uimultaneous
deposition of A,,,,2CO3and Agr2S. A1.9o in thic case, small am(,unto
of sulphur increase t"he activity of the catalyst. The results
of the experiments with introduction of sulphur Ila 2s04
and 1125o4 agree ~ilh the above-diocuuoed reoult3, they prove
thu activating and corrodin,," effect of SO 4 ions upon sur-
Card 3/4 facea of silver. Admi/tiireo of Cl 2 aril 11C1 in concentrationa

SOV 12o
, / -123-5-3o/50
The Influence of Electrically llei~~ative Elements U,:.on t,ie Catal tic ffect
.7 E
of Silver in the Oxidation of Ethylene
of - 2 inglm3 after the intrGduction of 0-5- 10-2 atomic per
cent C1 (with respect to iq,) decreazel the activity of the
catalyst by 5 times, an,,A the selectivity increased from
0.70 to 0-76-o.oo. Corro:jion wa:j partially reversible. Higher
concentrations caused an irreversible corrosion. According
to the above-discue3ed the increase of the catalytic
effect of oilver in nolectivity caujed by the introduction
of silver (and chlorine) cannot ~)(., uxplained b,-,, a partial
corrosion of the catalyst vith reopect to the undesired re-
action C 2i[ 4 + 302 = 2C02 + 21i20. '-,'here are 2 figures and 9
references, 0 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: flauchno-issledovatellokiy fizzilco-khiraicheskiy institut im.
L. Ya. Karpova (Physico-Chemical 1~esearch Institute
i,meni L. Ya. Karpov)
PRESENTED: July 21, 1950, by A. I.'. Frumkin, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 15, 1958
Card 4/4

KIJJdLk,NKO, A. I., Cand ulem 5ci -- (disn) I'KirieUcn of 071dizing
Eth,ylene on a Silver Catalyst and the Effect of the Electrorecati,.Ie
Flements on the Catal~,tic Action of Silver," Moscow, 1960, 12 pp,
150 copies (Institlite of Orranic ""hemistny ir. N. 1). Zelinskiy, AS USSR)
(KL, 49/60, 125)

KURILENK.0Y -A...1.), KULIKOVA, N.V.; BAIUNOVA, L.P., TEM',"IN, M.I.,
Kinetics of ethylene catalytic oxidation. Kinj kat. I
no.2z2O8-213 Mr-Ap 162. (i6A l5zll)
1. Flziko-khimichaskiy institut imeni L,YaAarpova,
(Ethylene) (Oxidation) (Catalysis)

,'AccEssim m: AP4036724- S/0020/64/156/002/0372/0374
L_~ I- ; Smatanina, L. B.; Aleksandrovao L. D.; Shiryayeval G. V.;
WJT11OR: jkEi On &
i'Karpovp V. Le
TITLE: Hodification of the surface propertie's of grafted polystyrene caprono fibers
iSOURCE: All SSSH. Doklady*, v- 156, no. 2, 1964.. 372-374
TOPIC TAGS: polystyrene, caprone fiber, polymer, garimm radiation, polyester,
epoxoid, styrol sorption, styrol desorption, fiber resin, resin surface tension
ABSTRACT: The authors studied the effect of polystyrene grafts on caprone fibers
using an industrial golyester, PN-1, and epoxoids. The grafting polymerization
was initiated by Co6 7-radiation employing a method which first required exposure I
under vacuum and then was carried out in a gas phase. Ibis process also provided !
for the development of homopolymers. Four experiments were performed. The results!:
are presented in graphs showing the kinetics of destroyed radicals in caprone
fibers, the kinetics of the sorption and desorption of atyroles in caprone fibers, i
the influence of grafted polystyrenes on the wettability of fiber resins, and the
influence of grafted polystyrenes on the adhesion of resins to caprone fibers. Ths~
surface tension of the resin in each of t1a experiments vas constant and indicated
Card 1/2

ACCESSION NRf AP4036724'-----
aimilar changen in wattability. Orig. art. haot 4 figuroa,, I formula, and 1 aqua-.
tion.
ASSOCIATION: Filial fiziko-khimicheakogo inatituta im. L. Ya. Karpova (Affiliate
of.the*Physicochemical Inatitute)
SUDNITTED: 16Doc63 DATE ACQ: 03 Jun64 ENCL: 00
SO CODE: MTv 00 NO REF SOV: 002 OMER: 001
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rr,fft in,, r! r,!
r~!d!t Iftv i-, no 4.ndo!a Lk(;.-(,, V A

A /;7 1!) ':7',' 1 t
i- -TITLE: Determination -of-.resin adhesion ~to-organiC ~flbe- with -4 diameter-at-
AO
SO, "Ac": PlasLicheskiye inassy, no. 3, 1965t 59-60
d
0 0 C- 11. LUA nr 11 t t1 E! n~l r n Y

,P~CCESSIOXI MD.: AP5006567
100~; polyethylenepolyamine.- vith a 'j-hr. after beating at 100C, vaa u&ftd ta
- I fdify (2); and (3) was golidifted by 18 bra. heating at IGOC. ne r-sulti3,
! r 1, ~- I p f nil' ', c A r o r hr , a elh, ~ , ., 1 .1 1 *
2~ v ;, , ~-F -l"",F KI. I ~

FIR11-11,141KO) II.I.; ViTARZ..'VO~p O.F.; YARPOV, V.1.
Determination of the dynamic elasticity constants of Foly-...Oric
materials in the field of action of ~P"'Lrap and fast electrons.
Vysokom. soed. 7 no.8:14.22-1426 Ag 165. (MLQ.A 18:9)
1. Fiziko-khimicheskiy instiltut Jzeni L.Ya.Karr:ova AN SSSIRP
Moskva.

L 5870--66 E-,vT(M)/EPF(n)-2/EtP(v)/Eo(j)zr/EnW,&~'.AC13
"M
ACC NR, AP025959 SOUPCE CODE: LTR/blqo/65/bO7/01OA7O7/1n2
AUTHOR: Kurilenkop As 1~2 Lo
Sbiryj9MyqaZva1 G. V.,;
ALMO-n-V -
ORO: Branch of the Ph 7aicoobamical Institute imo Lo Y&* Karpov
-In-a t- Ut-u 7t "' - V - - - 1 0
(Filial Fitiko-khimich a
16' g,
TITLE: ~ Investigation of jWbAqjQG of radiatio -bardened.polyester
resinslonto highly oriented organic fibers
SOURCE: Vyaokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniye, v. 7. no* 10, 1965,
1707-1712
TOPIC TAGS: polyester resin, synthetic fiber# adhesion,, radiation
polymerization..
ABSTR4M. Theodbesionjaetween radiation-bardened plyesterresins
MGF-9 TlxGF-111-end PN-11%pd higbl-y oriented - viscasq~,, lav9sn' '4 ceprone
and polypropylene fj W_s'~Was investigated to ascertain bonding CM-rac-
teristics of polyester resins to polymeric fibers* Based on studieq
witb MGP-9 and 0aprone,.a change in ga=a-radiation Intensity from 65
to 580 roentgen/sea bae practically no effect on adhesion. Incroase Ini
radiation dose to 10 Mrad increased the bond strength between the resin':
and fibor while further Increase to 60 Mrad bad practically no e:1,'fact
Card

ACC NRi AP5025959
on adhesive strength. The magnitude of adhesion to the different
resins decreases in The following order: viscose, levsan, caprone,
polypropylene; the adhesion between the lattor end a given resin is
about half of that betwoon viscose and the resin. This dependence is
qualitatively the same if the resin is bardened tbermally or by radia-
tion, The somewhat reduced adhesion between MGF-9 and caprone produced
by radiation hardening in comparison to thermal hardening was sttribute4
to changes in thesurface properties of the caprone fiber caused by
radiation,. "Yo. V. Starodubtseva participated In the experimental
worko Measurements of physic roperties of MGF-9 resin wero) con-
ducted by 0,&_E,_j~tqrenko end I - G, Nikulinat The authors thank Ie A*
Suakin and V. 0. Medyannikov fV'r p-arti-61--a-tJon in conducting the
p
experjAnentsJ7 Orig, apt, bae 2 figures aLad 3 tables*
I
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A,J.; SMETIANINA L.V.? ATYKSAIJID1,0VA, L.B.; KAPPOV, V.I,-
KIIH11j"tTO) I
Graft polymerization of styrene on ciq.ron and Irivran fitAire.
Vyuokom. soed. 7 no.11:1935-194() N '65.
( U 19: 1 )
1. Filial fiziko-khimicheukogo Instituta irreni L.Ya. Farpova.
Submittmd December 19, 1964.

ACC NRt AP5028284 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/65/:L65/002/0383/03E
'Go V, Y~'s Is,
AUTHOR: Kurilenko, A. I., Shirymey
I
OR(.',: P -1 Institute im. L. Ya. Karpov (Fiziko-khimicheskiy Inatitut) 14
!lLi EOE~' e m I c r
AS,
TITLE: Adbepion of thermoplastic and thermosetting 22lymerp to highly oriented syn-
thetic fibers /~; 4/
SOURCE: All SSSR. Doklady, v. 165, no. 2, 1965, 383-386
TOPIC TAGS: synthetic fiber, reinforced plastic, adhesion, destructive testing,
polymer binder,ro'y-
ABSTR~CT: Adhesive strength was tested by displacement of an individual fiber with
respect to a block of the P01=0rin blad=!-I'The smooth surface of the fiber had a
contact area of 1 to 1.5 mm2 with the binder. The adhesive strength was calculated
as the ratio of the force required for the destruction of the bond to the geometrical,
area of contact. The highest strength value (121 kg/cm2) was observed for the capron
fiber to polvvinyl alcohol bond. The order of adhesive strengths observed is ex- -
plained in terms of the free-energy changes, i.e., surface-tension changes at the ad-
hesion surface. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 1 table. IVS1
SUB CODE- 111617 SUBM DATE: 06Apr65/ ORIG REF: 003/ OM REF: 002/
ATD PRESS:

L 27'
r ACC Wi
EWT(rn)/EPF(n)-2/E-,NP( 'I) !JP(r,) vid,/GG /HM
)77 SOHCEI CODi~:--Ui~/0190/65/00i'/011/1935/i94(j-'!
AUTHORS: Kurilenko, A. I.; Smetanina, L. V. ; Aleksandrova, L. B.; Karpov, V.
OHG.- Branch of -the PhyBico-Chemioal Institute lm. L. Ya. Karpov (Filial fiziko-
khimicheakogo ins itu
TITLE: GZ~~ol~orizationlof styrt-no on caprone "d lavoan fibers /Yirst communi-
cation in the series "Modification o1 properin7e_aR highTy_o_H-e_nT_eTfiEers by graft
polymerization of vinyl monomero",7
SOURCE: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, V. 7, no. 11, 1965, 1935-1940
TOPIC TAGS: caproneq radiation polymerizatio graft copolymer, polymerization
ABSIDUCT: It was the object of the investigation to e:~Aend the work publiohed Vy A.
I. Kurilenko, L. B. Smetanina, L. B. Alekoandrova, G. V. Shiryayeva, and V. L. Ya3xpoy
(Dokl. Alf SSSR, 156, 372, 1964) and to study the graft polymerization of styrene on
caprone and lavsan fibers. The,polymerization was initiated by a prelim,'nary irradia-
tion of the fibers in vacuum by Cc 6o -1-radiatior., and subsequent exposure of the
fibers to the monomer vapors or'by direct irradiution of the fibers in the monomer
Vapor. The experimental results are represented in terms of the Zractional weight
increase of the fibers - . . - - I
~Ap
um 66.095.26+678.674+676.675+678-746

L 27310-66
ACC NRs AP6008977
PO and P-the weight of specimen before and after craft polymerization. The kinetics
of monomer sorption and disappearance of free radicals was studied. The exper enta,51
im 1
results are presented graphically (see Fig. I).
Fig. 1. Kinetics of radical disappearance in
caprone fibers. Fibers Irradiated with 2.7 Mrad,
intensity of radiation - 150 rad/occ, tempera-
ture 26C. 1 - epr signal intensity of irradiated~
fibers in the absence of styrene; 2 - in the
presence of styrene; 3 - same as 2 but plotted int
reciprocal coordinates.
41/
_L_ A-60-
9 Zia. S,70 AV
Ax
'
tLmej min.
It is concluded that the rate of styrene graft polymerization is controllel by the
diffusion of styrene to the free radicals on the fibers. The grafting of styrene ontc
the fibers changes the mechanical properties of the latter. Orig. art. has: 2 tables,
3 graphs, and I equation.
SUB COM 11/ 5MM DATEs 19Dec64/ ORIG REF- 005/ OM REP, 002
Card

ACC NRt AP6021426 (A 5UURC~-' COD_7~': U;1/0190/6~/005/007/Ii64/1168
AUTHOR: Kurilenko, A. I.; lUeksandrova, L. B.; Smotanina, L. B.
ORG: none
TITUE: Effoct of grafting of polystyrene on the
and polyethylene terephthUatc fibers
-urfrien proi;crt.i -s of poLycaproanide
SOUR=: V~rsokomolekulyarnyyo soyodineniya, v. 8, no. 7, 1966, ll(A-1168
TOKC TAGS: polyoth~lane torophthalato, polycaproamido, polystyrone, synthetic Mar,
adhesive bonding
ABSUUM The effect of grafting of_polys yrenolto polycaproamide and poly-
othylano torophtlialatm (dacron)'~)fibnris on tho,strangth of(thoir,adhosivo bolid with
thormosotting, pol3nno,-5 oligomors MGF-2)" PNI-11' ED-3PE-41)r'was stndiod. 'Iho
grafting was performod by the post-affect n;th:57~ro-= ga-sphase. The adhesion'lof
1-7
th-.7-71ta-I
the grafted capron and dacron fibers to the four thormosotting rlol_-n-,,ors;,:hnd
bility of those fibers wero shoirn to depend on the amount of grafted polystyrene and
t6 chan,,,o in symbatic fashion. The amount of grafted polymer was -proportional to the
duration of the grafting process, but the rato of grafting in the surface layer do-
creased with time. Qualitatively, the graftIng of polystyTeno to the Mors had the
same effect on their adhesion to &U four polymors: in all casos, tho stron,-th of th
bond increased in the presence of loss -than 1% of grafted polystyrene, pod to.
Lhon droD
Card 1/2 - - _U

ACC NR, AP6023426
values comnarablo to the initial ones at 2-3% of the grafted component. The results
are discussed from Une standpoint of the adsorption thoory of adhosion. In conclusiorl",
the authors thank L. -3. Shchetinkira and G V. Me!2Z nnIkov, who participated in the
(rxner:L-aents. Orig'. art. has: 3 figures, tabYe, and 3 formulas.
SUB CODE: 11/ SUBM DATE: 25Feb65/ ORIG Rre: 0151 Orti REF: 004
Card

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AP6023427 SOURCE COD3 0-1-90N76~-
ACC NRt UA/ /oW118ol
AUTHOR: Xurilenko, A. I.; Nikulina.! I! K
'ORG: none
TITLE: Electrical condligtivity study of the polymerization kinetics of unsaturated
-91,i-g':n1e]~-SeLmosed ~o g2OU gamma radiat:'on.I
komol a =so dine: iv ) 0 o-1184
SOURCE". Vyso skulyar n ya v 8v no. ?, 1966, iiB
TOPIC TAGS: polymerization kinetics, polyester plastic, oligomer, electric conductiv-
ity, ionizing radiation, radiation effect, gamma radiation
ABSTRACT: Polymerization induced by ionizing radiation was studied for the first time
by means of the electrical conductivit. method proposed by Ro W. Warfield and 14. C. .'
Pe 3059 19595 g the kinotics/of theynal curing of
free (J. Polymer Sci., 37, for studyinr
rosins. The experiments involved the unsaturated polyester resin PH-1.1', M93asurementib
of the volume conductivity e,, of the resin during polymerization were compared wit4,
data on the degree of polymerization, obtained by measuring the concentration of
double bonds by IR spectroscopy and the content of the gel fraction by extraction. It
was thus shown that the degree of polymerization can be obtained from q,, . The pol-
ymerization kinetics of PN-1 were determined in the range of 30 to 850C at dose-rates
frOM, 50 to 318 r/sea. The kinetic data showed that the curing process is governed by
Card 112 UDC, b6-095-K0-tb7-c5-071+

L 41188-66
ACC NRi AP6023427
a radical mechanism involving bimolecular chain breaking. Orig. art. has: 9 fi
,and 2 formulas.
SUB CODET: OW SUM DATE: 19APr65/ ORIG REFS 004/ OTH REFS 002

Card 2/2/),'/

KtTqILFNKO, A.K.; ALEKSANDROVA, L.B.
Determination of the contact angle In fiber wetting. Khim. volok.
no.3:65-67 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Nauchno-issladovatellskiy fizIko-kh1m1choqkiy institut im. Karpova,
Moskva.

-KU11ILNI;XOI I.A.
The road to a career in stockbreeding. Politekb. obnob. ro.3.'93-94
Hr 158. (MIILA. 11:2)
1, Direktor Spaaskoy samilotnoy shkoly Miloslavskogo rAyona,
R.7a%anskoy oblastl.
(Agriculture--Study and teaching)

'P
T~ rT. sw-mi .vre~ 1-.11 r.
In tho acute at-lige 61" the di-ceaap high fever wir, uccc4r~,,!inie~! ty chills, muscular
pains, particularly In the lLunbar region, acute headache and severe vor"iting.
Swelling of tlw~ tongue was characteristic as an early symptcm. The meningeal syndrome
was observed In 41.221 of the cases of swamp fever 9nd le-tospirrte were cultivated
from the blood and CSF during acute meningitis and also In it3 ptu-ulent fcm.. Jul
"he cases recovered.
Anigstein - Galvustcn (Xi, 6, 7, 8)
So: Excerpta Mledica, Section VIII Vol. 5 No. 8

KOILENKO, I.S.;DOBRYKH, V.A.
Treatment of suppurative meningitis with oubarachnoid penicillin. Sovet.
med. 17 no.4:18-20 Apr 1953. (CIML 24:4)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences for Kurilenko. 2. Sverdlovsk.

polkovnik medltetneko7 sluzhby, kandidat maditBinak-ikh
nauk
Clinical analysis of dynamic disorders of cerebral blood circulation.
Voea*-mede zhurs no.5:37-41 Mq 156. (MLRA 9,9)
(MAIN--BLOOD SUPPLY)

VMLE'NKO, I.S., kand.med.nauk,polkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby
Outcome of acute disorders of brain blood supply from data of dis-
pensary obeervations. Voon.-med.zhur. no.9;17-19 S '59.
(MIRA 13:1)
(C RA HIMMRHAGA)

I - u-1i T pc)lkov4U-medAtiins-koy-oluzhby, kAnd.med.rauk; BRF2HNWA,
0"S., podpolkovVdk moditpinakoy sluzhby
Some clinical fozm~ of c4r'9bral rheumatiam. Voen.-med.zhur'. no-41
0-45 Ap 160. . i (MIRX 143 1)
(RHEUMATIC FEVER) (BRAIN-DISFASES)

KURILENKO, I.S., kand.med.nauk; KHOMIKO, G.R. (Hoskva)
Result of ultrasonic therapy of diseases of the peripheral
nervous system and locomotor system. KLJ.n.med. 39 no.4:123-IZ
161, (MIRA 3414)
(ULTRASONIC WAVES-THEIRAFEUTIC USE) (PERVES, PMPIMM)
(zrrREKITIFS (AVATOff))

KAIWiEYKINt K.F.; KURILEU .2
I
Clinical vuriationa ot t~itarol spasm. Zhur. nerv. i psikh. 61
no. 1t62-66 161. (MIRA 14:4)
(WRITFM I CRAMP)
I

XMIAREYKIN, K.F.1 KURIIX-,IIKO-l
Catamnestic data on patients with transitory disorders of the cerebml
circulation. Zhur. nevr. i paikh. 62 no.1:32-35 162i (MIRA 15:4)
(GEREBROVASGWAR DISEAMS)
I~i ~. ,
.! I
I

KVIAREYKIN, K.F.; KURIUNKO, I.S. (Moskva)
Clinical aspects of associated lanionm of the main vemoole
of the W04 Zhur, now, i palkh. 64 no.21161-165 164.
(MIRA 17:5)

F
;, .1 1 F ~ 1,; - - " - , T 7 n " , ; I -IT-y I . i .
j I I KT~, . 7~ .
-- I I . -I an" - 7 -
"Th(i We of t.~,ciirlnine (Sectirtnei,.a Suffnit.1co.,m) for tl;(? Treatment of Certain Forrm
of Vascular Hypotension".
Voyenno Meditsiaskiy Zhurna-1, No. 4, 1962

KANAREYKIN, K.F.; KURILENKO, I.S. (Moskva)
Characteristics of oneiroid states in disorders of cerebral
circulation. Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 63 no.4:478-481 163.
(MIRA 17:2)

KOLOSOV, D.Z.; KURIU.NKO, I.S.
Prevention of vascular crises in elderly cge. Vop. geron. I geriat.
4:185-189 165. OGRA 18:5)
1. TSentraltnyy voyennyy Krasnoznamennyy gospitalf, Moskva.

K-ANAHEYKIN) Y-F-; KURIUNq~(), I.S. (Moskva)
Clinical aspects of blood circulation disorders in the abdDmi,"-l
aorta. Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 65 no.10:11,98.-1501 165.
(MIRA 18:10)

KURILENKO, Konstantin
Radicals of the formula (Sim0n) and their X-ray emission spectra
S'Ra4 ; brief comments. Min, abor. no.16:4*5-47 162. (KMk 16: 10)
1. IAboratoriya mineralogii-krietallografti, Sorbonna,, Parizh.
(Radicals (Chapistry)) (X-ray spectroscopy)
:'y
11

KURILENKOP KonatiAntin
Alteration of topaz under the effect of heating from 200 to 12500.
Min. sbor. no.16:395-399 162. (MBU 16t10)
1. Laboratoriya mineralogii-kristallografli, Sorbonna, Parizh,
(Topaz-therr,al properties)

KURILENKO. K.I.
Specific gravity of tourmalines and their charges under hent-
Ing to 13500C. Min.sbor. no.11:69-80 157. WIRA 13:2)
1. Mineralogichaskaya laboratortya SorbonW, Parizh.
(Tourmaline)

JAUTHOPS: KuvImenko, '.1'. rurilon'
TITLE; Sorption Properties of Romrq e-rA Revowkaya C12j%yz rf Uk,-SSR
(-Iorbtsionnyye svoystva romenskoy i revovn,:~-).-
PERIODICALt Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Vol XXXII, -r 2,
pp 268-272 (=R)
ABSTRACT: Ho,.Ir- and RavO7a7L-,v& claysvere compare,, -.-.it!, of the
.;umbrin and tripoli-earth type as 1c. "f3ir .-LrLtion ;ror-3rti,2s,
especially in the re'r,eneration of uced tranf;fo.-mer avia-
tion oil. The c1hc;-sical and mechanical anal:r,--ir; o-',- the -,lays
is ~-Jvcn in Tablr3.; 1 .-.d 2. TI'le jor,,tion of thu ,a-,,Drn of
the aromatic hydrocarbors C. 116 C-H cil r-, - d (C I I was
6 9 -5 )2.
t.--- t i , e x
determined by the s c zic cat or e`ih'od'.' I~
shown that the sorption properties of the Rom-n- Revovelcaym
for these vapor-.! ure bolow of ~,urltbrin, Lrii'oli-
carth, !1.c. The jorption (if P.,,7u(,Gus solutiont; of organic
likc malacl,.ite r7v ~---Iue. unt. "Jasic fuchsin
.."no also PevavBL-VK j-oo(l Oorption
!vun t1han
I.ropertic.: for tl-.eor tir(,
ir ~-,umbrin. For tlc regeneratim cl- -~lu -xere rround
-:1nd a sicvo of 1,600 o~,,enirlfs .,--r cm -hpy ;iere
f ...... wn'~!(, lajtud 1 hour
Card 1/2 iriod 'or one hour at 110-120 ~`. 1 _f! ,, L, , t i r., I

Sorption of Proi~ertl(.,L; o.f-
Ut ture of f"(,.c C foiio
und f'j. It color o~.' tjjf~ oil
tre-atment. e u - c (I t r; n 3 f c,,-,:ran I vi at J()r. 01.,3 af, t--r
M corr,3ol.o%-.~ed tr, P~:, f c a !, i on st,;"c St a te
(' tunu-..,rd '-!(j,;T.
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Card 2/2

VjrRIJ-Fl;Y,,(; 1. I.-I'Aconitun nigri icans -Frostrel Cherneyushchil/ a3 a 3ource
Of 1'r7w I~Micinpl Fre 'r arat W.ssUritlon for Degree:- in ~ciencc ar,", --ngin-ill
e-:rinf- Defendcd by USSP Edue,-tional lnstitution3) ldr. F-.;blic Hc~,Ith USSSRy
cow YhirTuic utic,-.1 In2t, Chal~,,of the S~jolcgy of VedJeirial Fcr:-,,,q nriz-1 Galenic
,:~reparpatiors, Moscow, 1955.*
J,)k' l'o. 37, 10 ">eptcTnlx,,r 1.955.
SO: Lnj-7,h-p-,,.iyjLLojq

KURILMTKO, M.I. [Kurylenko, M.I.]
Study of the lactones of the large pasquef:Lower(Pulsatilla
grandis Vemderoth). Famatsev.zhur. 17 no-027-32 162.
(MM 160)
le Kafedra tekhnologii likarvokikh form ta galenovikh preparativ
Zaporizlkogo farmatsertichnogo institutu, zab. kafedroyu dotsent
S.S. Lyashenko. (PASWdMqkM) (LACTOVES)

VA:M.IYEV, B.I., Inzil.; YURILENKO, in-.h.
Datorraining foreas acting on the chocking doViCO3 during ship
latinching. Sudostroonla 29 no.6:40-41 JO 163. (MIRA 16:7)
(3hips-Lannehing)

DRONOVP S.F.; VASILIYEVA, K.A.; PANINA, L.I.; t~ ~LENK~O N.N.; SUROVOVA, O.F.
Low-modulus hemicellulose hydrolysis of plant tissues with a pentove
hydrolizate. Gidroliz. i lasokhim.prom. 16 no.3:17-19 163.
(MM 16:5)
1, Moskovskoye otdeleniye Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovatellakcigo
inatituta gidroliznoy i sullfitnospirtovoy promyahlennoetjl~
(Hydrolysis) (Homicallulose)

T07,HDE=ENSKIY, Yu. L.; K1JRILMrKO' N.P.
Beprings (Machinery)
Introduction of nethods of cold forging in the manufacture of bearing rings.
Podshipnik, No. 6, 1952.
Monthly Ust of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October 1952, UNCLASSIFIEZ.

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USM/CheaListry - Colloids Mar/Apr 49
Chemistry - Aols
a,
Application of the Method of Distribution of
"Dielectric Constants to Determine the Elydrophilic
Nature of a Starch Sol," A. V. Dumanskiy, 0. D.
Kuril,nko, lab of Colloid Chem ', Inst of Gen and
Inorg Chem, Acad Sci Ukrainian SSR, 51 PP
"Keliold Zhur" Vol XI~ No 2
Measures dielectric constants In solutions of starch
paste of various concentrations in frequency range
I
osooo to 60 kc~ Obse-nee distribution of dielectric
constant. Calculates amount of water fixed by one
so 45/49T21
USSR/Chemistry - Colloids (Cont.d) Mar/Apr 49
gram of starch. Value roughly coincides vith that
obtained by other methods. Calculates dipole moment
of starch In paste by Debye's equation. Suggests
that In starch thcTe Is no Independent movement or
oscillation of poLar groups of links. Submitted
12 Jul 48.
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2. U-'!.;R (600)
4. Colloids
7. Dependence of the dielectric constants of colloidal solutions on the electrokinetic
potential, O.D. Kurilenko, YE. T. Shechkova. Ukr.kh1m.zhur. 16 no. 5, 1950.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL 1953, Uncl.
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2. USSR (600)
4. Colloids
7. Density of hydrophilic sols.) Ukr.khim.zhur. 16 no. 6, 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL - 1953, Uncl.

DUMMISKIT, A.V.; KRIIMIKO, O.D.; BARASHMOV, G.B.
Dielectric constants of emulsions. Ukr.khim.zhur.17 no.1:118-122
151e (KLRA 9-9)
l.Inatitut obahchey i neorganicheekey khimii Al-Ademil nAuk Ukrain-
skoy SSR.
(Naulsions)

V.
riudy Kiev. Tekh 4, lelt.,
13, 111 -16- R41crul. zil"', 1954. 1;.. 1'
-47462.~-Thc wuctu;;,l vi-5cusity of dUlusion julLe and 141,'-',
a
ucrose Wms. contg. 2, 1, 0.5, 0,25, arld 0.11,-,; pectill
ubstauces was detd. in a capiMiry vincornct,~r with a
v ble rcuutedevict. The Wuctllral v6t~wity was &W.
the tp
emp anil con.11. of thr~c iubstance% Alikh famu~ n
tjr
5 ctijre III ill"e mills. The temp. at which the 5twoure
vanishe r detyesids on the cf-,ncn. of the-se !ubstanves nnd is at
Investtgatt" of a aftwtural v1scogitl La molutia

LEYNEGA, Yu.F.; DUMANSKIY, A.V..;._KURIDNKO, O.D.
Dielectric properties of the vanadium-pentoxide sol in a flow. Koll.zh-jr.
15 no.4:234-237 153. (KLRA 6.8)
1. Institut obstichey i neorganicheakoy khimii Akademli nauk SSSR (Kiyev).
(Dielectrics) (Vanadium pentoxide)

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measurement and of whether Knn.1sion was or was not
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emulsion Increased In time If the Internal cylinder almost
rejached to the bottom of the eiternal cylinder (app. A),
and decreased In time It There was ample space under the
bottom of the Internal cylinder. This emulsion de"Ited a
conduttla layer, 4 was treat when this layer remained
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17, WN1 ot d. prcctJi;iy abitr.-The diclec.
coast. a of I atmr soln. at .15' h 64.2 and 115 for wave
lengths X of 2WAnd 136 cn" rtip., aud a of 1'7" !q;Ar SCI 6 at
M' 71.3. 817. iud 14 and at 45' 64.3, P4.6, and 110 fLw X
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ld" this cxd1slas the dlmrpfld"~4 In Ow litcriltaft!
(d. mmall. C.4.35 7706-). At:m in CA.riJ

MILUKO, O.D.
Investigatirq; the dielectric properties of hydrophilic high
polymer solutions. Trudy XTIPP no.179151-160 '57.
(HIM 1311)
(Mucro molecular compourAe--Eloc trio properties)

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KURILENKO, O.D.
--15e-G~acific heat of bound water (with summary In English].
Koll.zhur. 19 no.5084-586 S-0 '57. (MIRA 10:10)
1.Kiyevsk1jr takhnologichaskiy institut p1shchevo7 promvehlennosti.
(Heat capacity) (Water)

FEDOROV, P.D.; STABKIKOV, V.N,; GLYBIN. I.P.; BBLYAVSKIY. V.V.; FOYGROKO,
N.G.; BUZYIIH, N.A.; GOLOVIN, P.T.; DIXCHUK, A.P.; ZIRTW., K.D,;
KORCHINSKIY, A.I.; MILMUR, O.D.; KLIKKO, N.G.; LITYAK, I,X.;
MALITSHY, P.X,; HIKMAYaHUX, IA-; HAUMOT, A.L.; POPOV, V.D#; RIDIKO,
F.A.; SKOBIA), D.I.; KHRISTINKO. H.Me; TSYGANKOV. P.S.; SHIIPCHEM,
Z.B.; SHVITSOV, P.D.
Glob Mikhailovich Znameniskii: obiWary. SFLkh. prom. 31 no.12:68
D 157. NIRA Iltl)
(Zhamenskii, Glob Mikhailnvich, 1901-1957)

AUTHORSi Kurilenko, 0. D., Mikhalyuk, R. V. SOV/-156-58-3-11/52
TITLE: The Adsorption of Steam on'Aminobento.nite Coqplexes (Adsorbtsiya
parov vody na amino-bent.onitovykh kom_pl*ksa1-_h)
PERIODICALs 'Nauchnyye doklady vyashey sbkoly, Rhimiya i khi%icheakaya
tekhnologiya, 1958, Nr 3, Pp. 447 - 451 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The adsorptipn of steam at aminobentonite complexes was measured;
it was found that at all partial preasures a series is obtained.
It corresponds to the decrease of the hydrophilic properties
of the aminobentonite comp,lexes, which derelops patallel. to the
increase of the organic cation, or the substitution degree of
the exchange complex, respectively.
It was shown that the equation of Brunauer, Emmet and Teller
(Ref 4) may be used for the isothermal lines of the adsorption
of steam on aminobentonite complexes within the range of the
partial pressures P/P a- 0,05 .. 0,35. The amount of water adsorbed
on the mono--layer was calculated. These quantities are reduced
when the hydrophilic character o~ the surface o! bentonite
decreasee.Bentonite from the 4vkaz (dakaitgell)(Caucasus) and the
Card 1/2 Ukraine (pyzhavakiy) was inYeatigated. Diagrams 1 and 2 give the

The Adsorption of Steam on Aminobentonita Complexes 307/256-58-3-11/52
adsorption isothermal lines at 200 after various types of pre-
treatment. Tables I and 2 give the experimental results. They
agree well with the equations of Brunauer, Emmet and Teller
(Diagram 3). The values for the adsorption constant am were
calculated for the various bentonite complexes (Table 3). There
are 3 figures, 3 tahlea, ar4 6 ref erences,- I qf. which ~~ rpo-viet.
ASSOCIATION: Ka-fsdXs -fizicheskoy i kolloidnoy khimii Kiyevskogo
tekhnologiche5kogo .~.istltuta pishchevoy promyshlennosti.(Chair
of Physical and Colloidal Chemistry of the Kiyev Technological
Institute for the Food Industry)
SUBMITTEDt - December 2, '1957
Card 212

21-5ri-7-15 /27
AUTHORS: Oveharenko, F.D., Corresponding Mmemter the AS Ukr".'R,
Kikhalyuk, R.V, and Kurilenko, O.D.
TI TLE: Ion Exchange and Hyllro'pil" ~Of i;entrnites (Ionnyy obnon
i gi~rofil,nostl bentanitov)
rERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii nauk Nlkrainslkoi R3R, 19513, Nr 7,
PP 747-751 WOS-Q)
ABSTRACT! Several investigators linve studied adsorption capacities
of various types of ground, no o.g, Dumanskiy (Ref. 2),
Bykov (110f. 3 and 7), Goncharov (Ref. 10) and many foreign
ones. The authors performed a saries of experimunts on
wetting bentonitas with water and thun measuring the heat
and water adsorption. It was ei,)tablinhed that at fir!,t
the adsorption of water occurs in the more active site.9,
i.e. corresponds to the greater energetic effects. The
entropy of water adsorption considerably reduces, which in-
dicates that the water molecules are there in a most or- .
derly state. The authors compared the results of their ex-
periments with their calculations of pure adsorption heats,
obtained from the values of the enerey constant C derived
from the Lamb and Coolidge (Rof 13) thoor.,,, and found that
the results of the ad,,3orption an~ calorimetric measurements
Card 1/2 agree well. Cn the basis of adsorption ard calorimetric

Ion ;',,'xchange and Hydrophilia of Bentori t,~,13 21. - 5F,-7-1 c'/-,'7
data, some thermodynamic functions of the bentonite-water
system were determined. The character of the chanren in
some thermodynamical properties of this system warrant's a
presumption that the bentonite surface is enerpaticall:;
non-liomogenoous. !here are 5 graphs, I table and 13 ra-
ferences, 6 of which are Soviet, and 7 American
ASSOCIATIONS: Inotitut obshchay i noorFanichoskoy khimii All 17kr')SI? ~n-
stitute of General and Inorganic Chamistry of the A:3 flkr.:31~)'
Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchovoy promysh-
lennosti, (Kiyev Technological Institute of the Food In-
duatry
SUBMITTED: March 14, 1958
NOTE: Rusoian title and Runsian names of individuals and insti-
tutions appearing in this article have been used in the
transliteration.
1. Bentonile-water systems--Adsorptive properties 2. Bentor.!Le
-water systems--'rhermodynamic;properties 3 Heat--Adsorptlon
4. Water--Adsorption
Card 2/2