SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OTTA, B. - OTTO, D. D.

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OTTA, bobuslav, inz.; lL-'.-- X., Josef, prof., inz., dcktor techniA-yah -v-- --.
Meet of the rolling on the resistance of steel sheets to
cracks during pressing. Hut listy 12 no.6:515-517 Je 15".
1. Zelezarny Stalingrad, Liskovec (for Otta). 2. Vyso,,:,.
skola banska, Ostrava (for Toindl).

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OTIA, H.; TEINLL, J.
"Some r3marks on steel sheet tests ~n r,rgcs-ire."
r'. 35 (9~-orrik 'Iedeck-'vch Praci) Vol. ". no. 1. N57
Pragu-, '~7echoslovakia
qr: Mnnt,hly Index cf ---4-;t E,iror---~n -c--es ir-ns L-. Vol. -. n-. 4,
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Relationship between the chemical composition of the smelting
sample and the rolled iron from boiling deep-drawn steel. F- 72.
HUTNIK. (Mij~isterstvo hutniho prumplu a rudnych dolu) Pvha.
Vol. 5, No. 3, Mar. 1955.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL), Library of Congress,
Vol. 4, No. 12, December 1955.

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Casting of aluminum and bronze models in plaster forms.
SlavarenBtvi 10 no-3:100 Mr 162.
1. Metalurgicke zavody, Tynec and Vltavou.

KkI:,OSNE SUGAR, Margit; OTTANE BENKO, Erssebet
Hurricane-like windatorm in Szeged. Idojaras 66 n0.5-.292-294 5-0 1&2.

IOM, I.S.; OTTEN, V.P.
Rhodamine dyes and related compounds. Part 3: Reaction of
(n -aminophenal snd further transformations of the condensation
product. Zhur.ob.]-.him. 32 no.5:1477-1480 My 162. (I)GRA 15:5)
(Phenol) (Ph-aalic anhydride) (Rhodamine)

IOFFE, I.S.; OMN, V.F.
Rhodamine dyes and related compounds. Part 2: Rhodcl, its prepa-
ration and properties. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.4:1196-1201 Ap 162.
(Ml,U 15;4)
(Rhodamine)

IOFFE, I.S.; OTTENI V.F. [deceased)
M00axine dyes and related compounds. Part 121 Diacel~yl dsr.17a-61ves
of rhodamine wW rhodoll structure of colorless forms of fluoran
dyes. Zhur.org.khim. I no.21336-339 F 065.
Rhodazins, dyes and related compounds. Part 13, Structure of
colored forms of rhodainine and rhodol. lbid.t340-343
Rhodamine dyes and related compounds. Part 1.49 Mutual converBionL9
of colorless and colored forms of rhodamine and rhodol. Ibid.043-346
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by thf- Irschach test. Cesk. psychirt. 61 no.2rW-,0r. A: 1,
I . Vyzk urm y us N- v ps yo h ig t r I c k y, Praha; Pa y,,1h 1, 1 1 , : , It ,
fa-kulty vneobecnehr, iokn-stvi Karl-)v-y Un~7prs*t:,-,

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1. Ukrainskiy naucLno-issldeavatellskiy
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(Electric 1-ighting)
no.8128 Ag 061.
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An Elect.,j-photometrz-c Device with Automatic for
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ASSOCIA'2ION: LenirL:radski., -:)suda.;~srvenz-.jy
State Univer,~Ity)
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1. Photoraeters--Design Z, Recording devices-Equipment
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OTTAMOVSKAYA, 0. M.
"Hydrolysis of Solutions of Titanyl Sulfate". B. Ye. Boguslavokaya and 0, M. Ottwianovskaya
(p. 677,1
SO- Journal or General Ghemistry (Zhurnal Obshchei Khimi-i) 1960, Volume X, no. 8.

OTTAHONOVSKAYA, 0. M.
"Now Methods of Obtaining Titanyl Sulfate". B. Ye. Bogu3la-7skayn and 0. H. Ott-amanovskaya
(p. 673)
30-.2ournal of General Chemist (Zhurnal Obshchei Khim:Li) 3940, Volume X, no. B.

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IOFFE. I.S.; OTTEN, V.F.
Rhodmine dyes and related compoundse Part ls Original parent
comipourA of rhodamine, ite preparation and propertiea, Zhur.ob.
kh1m* 31 no.511511-1516 Vq 161* (KIRA 140)
(Rhodamino)

5 (3)
AUTHORS. Kropacheva, Te. N., Do"goplook R. A. 5Cv'1- 'j
Otten, V. F., Golodova, K C_
TITLE: Sy-nthesis of IA-Polyiaoprene by Meani of Organosodium Com-
pounds end Titanium Tetrachloride (Sintez ',4jiolilzoprena
pomoshch'--yu natriyorganicheskikh soyedinenty i chetyrekh-
khloristogo titana) Formation of High-meltirg Polymers in the
Catalytic Polymerization of Dienes (Obrazovaniye vyq-,k-q~lavkikh
polimerov pri kataliticheskoy polimorizataii diyenov
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal obahchey khImii V.~~l 21~ Nr 6 pp
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In addition to the polymerization syntheses lesc7ibed in the
papers of references , -4 the authors ahowAd that the ~-.)mplexe-3
of the organosodium compound with TiOl 4 arte also effe,~.tive in
the polymerization of diene5- On tlio polymerizatiun rf is, prena
in benzine solution at ro,)m temperature in th,2 presen-e f i9c.-
amyl sodium and TiCl tw- polympre were caparated in the mo'.ar
ratio. an elastomer ecluble ;n benzine and an nanlub't, a:Lor
phous powder. The polymer-.zation ~rcd,A:ta -f divinyll are gls~
Card 1/3 of the same nature. On changing the -omponpnt ratio rJ th-

Synthesis of 1,4-Polylooprane b~ leans Df _rganr.501.um S'-7.1
Compounds and Titanium Tetrachlori,le Fcrmaticri ~-' High
-melting Polymers in the Catalyti,: Polymerization of Lnnes
catalytic complex 1.0 on an 'nereased T:C! 4quantity '~he
yield in the solid polymer -ises, At a ratio cf 1.3 of the
Isoamyl sodium t~, t,.tanur, blorlde only a solid p,_-1ymQr is
formed (Table ',. With .,ncroRasing temperature
of the catalyst ~Lnd the monomer. also 'Ile -eR-_tLori rqt,- -n
siderably xncreas--p The powdery
vinyl and isopreno L~rp als, f..rired in small am,
polymerization in be-zine al~,ne w,,th Ti'1.1
spectrum analysis of the revu.tant polymers
polylsoprene soluble in benzine 7ontains abr-at ~Qlk R. i,
nents of the structure '.4 (Table 11, In this Pe~~eot
ymers obtained by the auth -re -1i 'fer from tho - iy -n
which i-9 formed in tha pr,~-3en t- -f ft,d um ~.,a
compounds without titanjum 7h1-)ridPs. The resul*_ant powd-r-;
polymers are highly heat resiatan4. The 7-,,ac+icno _r. ".- ; "
ymera can proceed in two dire.;tions. 1) Reacf~ons whi,h r.
volve the formation of condensed cix member-d ring6 in *h- -haLn
Card 2/3 (Scheme), 2) Reacti-)ns betvp(~en th- ;,,~Iym,ri- ha,.r!- w~. h I-il

Synthesis of 1,4-Polyisoprene by Means of Organosodium SCV/19-2-_
Compounds and Titanium Tetrachloride. Formation of q1gh-
-melting Polymers in the Catalytic Polymerization of Dienes
to a building-up of ring structures ut uncertain nature. Tho
considerable heat-resistance of the polymere synthesized c,%n
be explained by their high melting points (Ref 6). Instead -~f
organoaodium compounds also the corresponding organo-compounda
of potassium, magnesium and aluminum may be used. There are 2
tables and 8 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION; Veesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatel'akiy institut sintetioheek,)~,(-'
kauchuka imeni S. V. Lebedeva (All Union Scientific. ResearO:
Institute of Synthetic Rubber imeni S V. Lebedev)
SUBMITTED. June 11, ")58
Card 3/3

OTTENBERGO, N.
All-Union Conference on improving the tr&J*m of the coal induBtry
workers. Biul,,nauch.inforn,: trud i sar.plata 4 no.5:52-5,4 164
(MIRA 14:5)
%,;oal aluert-Eduration &W training)

UrWEFRG, N.
Overall mochanisation and vocational training requiresente foa,
minor@. Prof.-tekh. obr. 20 no.41ll-13 Ap 163. (W~_' 16:5)
1. Starshiy insh. Mauchno-isoledovatel'skoy labbratorii po profeasio-
nallno-tekhnichookom obrazovaniyu.
(Coal miners-Education and training)

OTTFSCU, C.
On the definition of a line perpendicular t0 a Dlane. ',az mat
fiz 70 no.2:64-66 F 165.

""ar
IIR,zsew-ch C; 1.3 on AcIds i,-. t~ o~ A.
V. N. Orakhov~ch, ;:. '-I. KritC-I:', i. A. 'I. I... ',. F..-
Ottensen, N. 1. ;.IeIIshi'I.uv' I . 1'. 3010diri, lr.~it b~.o. air-, Nad Cl.e4i-, Acad
"Dok Ak Nauk 333,R" VG: LCw', ':(, 3
-3, tigated uf -L aci-nl cf ,r
Using C Live
and regenemte~' liver, 5ectior,z~ -,f t..- -~v,-~i- atjj-n.:n,, tI.- regcn~c~-.e
f rom i t . 'Vonc.uues th-t jrotein in rt!6eneramed Lis,,, ie is
lay an increased, in m-xc!-,'utge ~n tL3s--i,!, for7:;~tiw.
dicarbo24-iic a:.dnc) aciris, nor by intent-1ve L-icluslon of t~;'m -;r. t - rc)*.'Z*:'I~.
Subndtted by Acad A. 1: Opar;li,, 4)
PA 39/1,9T65

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LIM/ Physical Memistry - G,~i.c.7al Problens on Isotope Cheuistry B-7
Abe Jour Reforat,Zhur - ;:4314at Vo 3, 195',) 7414
Author Kudriyavtsev, wid Kursaniv, D.N.
Title Determination of the Isoto,)u Composition of OVgeii in
Organic CompoxxAs
Orig Pub Zh. o6hch. khimii, 195b, vol 26, No 4, 1035-1039
Abstract A nethod is dencribed fdr the destructive hydrogenation
of organic substa:~ces for the purpose of determinine the
isotope composition of the oxygen in these substances;
the hydrogenation is carried out at 300P in all H2 atmos-bi
phere =1 over a Ni catalyst. At 300-4W there is no
exchan between the vallo of the tube, mde of Mo-glaso,
and lf2(7"- The catalyst contains oxygen which can be ex-
changed with the water vapor. In order to establish the
equilibrium for thia exchange foxlx passes of vapor over
the catalyst at 300P are sufficient. The error in the
determination is 3-4 percent.
Card 1/2 - 70 -

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uYINOCHKIlik. Ye.y.; OrTESHN, B.V.; AldKSYEV. 1.V.; BIGH111, L.P.
Studies on the metabolism of ammonium citrate. glyciae and Dl-
glutsmic acid labeled with H15 in mate under normal c,)nditions
and In vitamin B6 deficiency [with summery in Anglish]. ~op.med.
kh1m. ) no.6;440-450 N-D '57. (MM 11:2)
1. Institut biolopicheekoy I meditsinskoy khimil WIN SSSR. Moskva
(CITRATBS. metabolism,
ammonium ci r-,te, labeled with redionitropen. in normal
a. vitamin BI defic. rats Okus))
(GLTCLU. metabolism.
In normal & vitamin B6 defic. rate. rpdionitrogen
labeled (Rue))
(GU)TARATAS, metabolism,
DI-glut amic saide labeled with radionitrogen, In noraw.1
& vitamin B6 defic.rats)
(VITAKID B6 IMPICiJOICY. experimentel.
mmonium citrate. glycine & DL-glutamic acid labeled
:
ith radionitrogen metab. (Rua))

GORKO. V.A.; OTTISEN. B.V.; ALEKSMV, X.V.
Automatic apparatus for the uninterrupted registration of the optical
density of aqueous solutions of certain biologically Important sub-
stances In the ultraviolet part of the spectrum. Top.med.kh1a. 5
no.5073-376 S-0 159. (MIRA 13t2)
1. Institute of Biological and Kedical Chemistry. the U.S.S.R. Academy
of Medical Sciences, Moscow.
(CHM41STRY. ANALTTICAL equip. & supply)

Robber Abstracts
March 1954
Synthetic Rubber
and Uke Products
1060. Mixing toshnique wit I Ild ne M &3%
and prevent developments. . 1) ..U1,
0 witta iinte b% ALIVIOI~. IL. n
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6, WT2114 W,
abs 3732. The full pplwr now cippenn 3S:3112

OMSCU, Constantin., prof.
Why one can see in perspective. Gaz mat B 14 no. 10077-583
0 163.
1. Scoala medie 36, Bucurasti.

07rTCTI, A. F., r7and Plol ',cl Idiss.: -- !~-p hy;71#-nic i3lwniflc.-nncr- of I"- !I.-'!
permeab I I I ty of a d ist -I ads-n ntmosp~ier-" .t8row, I I pr I T ns t -) ~ ',n ~ o-
I r c j-,
.Tyc,tpnp and Occ ipatio-al -Is-asi-s o'' tvi#- Acad Med 3ci ?',, o ~ s 1- , %,l
10, lrw~c,, 12p)

- kand. b1olog. nauk
Mkintemnee and COMPONdtion of electric lighting standards.
Syetotekhnika 9 no.7:25-26 J1 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Ukrainskiy institut giglyeny truda i professionalinykh
zabolevaniy.
(Electric lighting-Standards)

OTTICH, A.F., inshener; FRUKHT. 1.A., doteent.
%ft
Light effects of clerestories equipped with wind deflectors. Stroi.prom.
31 no.6:21-22 Je '5). (VTRA 6:7)
(Roofs) (Factories--Heating and ventilation)

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linow"Mols modwA A-
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Im rt- . . .--. ~ Ad~ W tALISAM"

DRUM. T.; OTTIS. V.
&W'11~44*~A'~:~' ."
Spreading of r9etal cancer throu4gb the lymphatic system and Its
importance. Bratial. lek. 11str 34 no.2:138-147 F '54.
le Z Chir, odd, Onke ust, v bratislave, prednosta doe. dr. V.Bruoth.
a s Pat. anat. untayu LTSU v bratislave, prednosta prof. dr F.KleIn.
(RVCM. neoplasm.
Owtastasse thro*gh lymphatic system, surg.)

"ILAW; IK K. or-Ill Dr.; F A BVT; I K , Z. ; rl,,AJC A, K. ; 0',7 1o, 11. , M Dr.
litity 45 no.C t 367- 373 31 Mr ',,5.
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07-ILIK. Peter
Correlation between the velocity values leterwined ir Hungarian
rocks by ultrasonic waves and some other ptqslcal and chemical
charar tert m f- I r7.9. Gooflz kozI l.' no. 3/1.0t~-100 '04.

-OTTO. A. 19.
Self -record trip, electrophotonetric equirvent for nansuring nie~at Ik7
rndlation. PrIb. t tekh. okop.no.1:110-111 Ja-F '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Laningrndskiy gosudarstvennyy univerettet.
(Might sky) (Photometry. Astrononienl)

KONDRATYEV, K. Ya.; BURGOVA, M. P.; MDOtAYLOV, V. V. ; GRISHECHKIN, V. S. ; PETELIN, 6. M. ;
OTTO,-A. N. ; MLDONOVA, Z. F.
"Camplex of spectral apparatus for tne Irreeet.gatiGn of tr-- wwlp
field in the atmosphere."
report presented at the Atmospheric Symp, Leningrad, '-12 Aug 64.

OTM, K.
"Radio tranamiaBlon of physiological date." p. 265.
SDEWVACI TEGiNIKA. (~GXISTERSTVO STWJIRENSTVI). Prahas CzechoslovakiA, Vol. 7,
no. 7, July 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (FEAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. Q, September Ic59.
Uncl,

POLIBRAWYA. L.G.; G]MrMSEIT. Yu.N.; CrMc A.N. -,_R(~PIONUV, S.F.
IlectralbstometrIa investigation of sectilacence of the ~17.
NeAftner.geofiseged no~4:58-59 159o WRA 11;11)
(Geophysics) (Phate"try)

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TITut The spectral dk"2% natural grounds
SOURCK: Lamingraid. Valversitet. Problemy fisiki atmonferyo no. 3, 1%5, 24-47
TOPIC TAGSt spectral albedo. spectrophotometric property, shortwave range, long-
wave range, chlorophyll, absorption band
ABSTRACT: The spectral albado, of natural grounds was measured by.special instrumento
The program of massuremente was so pleased that changes of spectral albedoe might be
detected at various typical grounds. Measurements were carried out above fields of
lucerne In the Odessa region, above crop fields to the Poltava region, above clover
and lupine fields and water surface in Lithuania, and above snow, asphalt, and con-
crete to the Leningrad region. All observation data were divided into three classes
according to their spectrophotometric properties, The albodo of the first class in-
creased from the short-vave range to long waves. Soilso road*, and other free sur-
faces are Included In. this class. The secondclass of olbedo has a maximum from
500 to 560 up and a minimum from 650 to 680 so to the visible spectral range. The
s1bedo attained great values In the range from 730 to 1000 up. Vegetation covers
formed thla albedo, class. The third albedo class consisted of snow and water our!--

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faces..and was characterised by slight variability.' Two kinds of albedos were com-
puted: A, fron man reading data symetrIcel to true noon and A as man values
derived from three ustsorological reading** Harbages cove;od Witt soft vegetation
have, sisillar. spectral albedoe within the range from 420 to 900 ap end an increase of
spietral albeft within the Interval of 420-530 no. At 700 up a sudden sharp In-
-trameoccersublebattalus, Iti.uWaijoluxbo.720-1000-M interval. Softind
4asse barbapo of gress and cabbage have the absorption lime of chlorophyll, but
surfaces of rlp=U% corn and sunflowers have no chlorophy1fibsorption bands. i6e
Amies of spectral albedo dejoends upon the phase of vegetation. The albedo of a
maw ourface Is unstable and depeaft upon the physical state of the paw Md jUMI.
"USO'CONdICIONno The albedo of a water surface chauges slIgbtly depanding upon
the wavelength. "Oris art. bast 11 figures md, 5 tablea6- (CC)
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