SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKONOV, YE. YE. - NIKONOVA, N. A.

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1. If&svI,7Vu*hehIy Kookewsict" khmshchno-strattel lays troatoll.
(Kascow-Construetion industry)

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to In ftntaskoo sauabno-t seledovat all 91cogo tastittLta Ortopedit I
travuetelogit In., N.I.Ittanko (Ure - chlon-korrospoudeat AM US
prof. N.Pelbvm6toako)
(I=, ebmors,
I.Iscotd sentecus. surg.)

I.L. [lTykonovm,, 1.0.)
Effect of zinc on the carbohydrate phospl-,arus motabolism In sksletal
macUs. Ukr. bialrbim. shur. 36 no.3-iAG-" 164. (KOA 17:10)
1. Kafodra blak-himli Donstakogo mditsinakogo Instituta.

OKUIW,o V.S. (Mmiev, (gykono-ra, A.0.1'
fffect of Ischado on the content of some enera-riab
ecoqoements to skelOAl muscles of rabbitas Ter,blobbla.dw,
34 r-0.61M.C5 162. (=A 164)
1. Blochadetr7 Department of Donetsk Xvdlca2 Institute*
(NWUB) (KMD VNULS--=TUFZ)

jmz-:-'1~3 "D110WIng edn!nstration of z.1r.!:
~inlr.~la. Iiir. H.Ahif,-. zhuro 37 no.4s574-578 165.
(MIRA l8i9)
1, ~.#tN-Arn WI-Alilmit rn,~~lltslanskfjgr) Imititute im.
li,Hlo Gor"A-.gr;.

K-NDILH-V, V.V-.; MUM,, V.G.; KOROTM, P.K.; OVCMNM~Gv, A.r_;
i'liam'VIC11, I.P..; A. I.# red,
(Ge-rar~pling of uranium ores In tt*alr natural nc--ur-
rp eel GawA-oprobovanle uranovykh rud v estonverxcm za-
leganit. Moskva, Izd-vo "Nedra," 19t;4. 204 p.
kF.1HA 17:7)

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tat& I sbust"Jo'bol"ma, ftar=.
("ONAMSIA).

NIKOINWA, A. K.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Faterials for the study of toxoplamosic
in obstetrical practice." Khar'kov, 1961. 15 pp;(Khmr'kov State
Med Inst); 200 copies; price not given; (KL, 6-61 sun, 210)

BULUMIX, I.M., NIXONOTA A S . RCKHXIN-,), H.F.: POPOVA. L.T#L.; USHKAM, Te.T.
raint mric and act4lo-alksliew denaturation of globular protainire Mr.blo-
kh,tn.gbtLr. 24 no.ZtZ16-224 15Z. (KLA& 6:11)
1. Kafe&& bla&istit tharkivelkoho dersbimmoho universytotu is. O.N.Gorl-
kohe. (pr'stoins)

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AUTHOR& Zhukayovao V. A., Ilkonova, A. S., and Bukina, 5. V.
TITM Mcpartenoe gained In the determination of metal impurities
In lubricating oils
PnIONCAL # Zavadekaya laboratorlyat Y. 27# no. To 1961, 855
TUTe The method described for determining metal impurities in
lubracatLng oils is the modified and completed testing process developed
by Yet V. 1141c& and 1. 1. Taganoy (Infornatsionno-tokhnichookiy listak
LDK?o No 97, 956). After 45 min shaking, 4 C Of oil to filled In a
porcelain got, stied with -50 ag of graphite powder prepared from 3
spectroscapioally pure carbon electrodes annealed for 50 1000 1 CIS of
bensin* with nickel olttt## and then, dropwiao, with I W of benzine
with barium oleate. It serves as standard, Be as stabilizer of the are
discharge. The mixture Is burnt in the pot, ani the ash annealed at
800OC* Aft:r coolla in the 9 *locator, graphite powder is added and
filled up t 200 me Tearichnsaxt coefficient - 20). After 10-min nixing
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Experience gained In the determination ... 3110/B203
in the agate mortar, the mixture to press*& Into the crater of the lower
graphite electrode. The analysis to conducted by anKCIr-28 (ISP-2a)
speatrograph with three-lons condenser and three-stag* reducer, AP-1 (DQ-1)
goneratorg and 10 amperes. The spectroscopically pure graphite rod
electrodes (6 am diameter) are burnt with 10 a for 10 zoo. The 5 as long
end of the upper electrode is 3 an In diameter, the lower electrode has a
5 ma deep orator (diameter 3 an). A special Uvics, is used for grinding
the electradess The analysis to conUoted by the method of thr*A standards.
the bands lie as folloose Cu a 3082-161 Kn a 2949-201 Sn a 517S.02; il
3062.161 re - 2966.901 U02881 581 Pb a 2853.071 and Cr - 501509 1.
Reference linso 91 - 3080-76 i. The stabdards are prepared from three
mIxtuross (1) SnCl 2 - 1001 Al 205 1181 CuO a 78.2l rt203 a $921 SIO2
1341 KnO. = 1001 PbO a 67.51 Cr 203 29.2 age and graphite powder a 01 ag.
(11) 100 ag of (1) and 900 ng of graphite powder. (111) 200 me of (II)
an& 800 ag of graphite powder. 50, 150, and 500 me of (111)0 288 ag of
(11)v and 96 and 286 ag of (1) ar filled into six pots. All pots are
mixed with 6 g of pure oil, 15 :;1 of b*aztne with nickel oleatev and
15 as 5 with tarlum cleats, and heated In a muffle furnace at eOOOC. The
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ftlorionce, gained In the determination ,.# 1110/3203
sabstanse to filled up with graphite powder to 3000 sgl and mixed In an
agate, mortar for 50 min. Thust six standards with ft# Alt Cut lhPbq
"I It of from 0.001 to 0,3f4e from 0.01 to 3%,# and Or from 0.00035 to
0.1% were *btainedo This a*thod Is$ th4rofare, tattod for industrial
cantitionsS became,s of its tiae-consusing Istorstnatione it isq however,
not one of the quick analytical methods. CAbstraoterle notes tes*ntially
complete translation.]
ASSOCIATIONs toloasnakly toplovosostrottelinyy sayod in. V. V Kuyb5-
shove, (Kolowns, Locomotive Works Iaenl V. V. K-1y;yshov
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~ -aui -4.-. ~~ , Cand AGr Sci -- (diss) "Ptotection of strawberries
from unfavorable climatic conditions." Omsk, 1960. 15 -Pp; (Dissert-
ations listed according to author, as defended in the Omsk A ri
cultural Inst im S. V1. Kirov); 200 copies; free; (KL, 50- 3 ~
6.

101'A, GIMMO, Y.F.; KAYD110Y, GXq ZIRINt
B.M.; I-WEVK11a, L.P.; L.I.*v YJST',Q,'CPV, N.I.;
KUDPZVg V.M.j MKO G.V.,, red.; POUWAMA,, A,A.p tooMm. red.
(Structural cl-Anos In the industries *C the United Statest
Great Britain and German Federal Ropublic in the postimr
year]Strukturnyo Imoneniia, v prorychlennosti. 5ShA, Anglit. I
FRRvfoc1ovocrw7e Cody. Vockya, Skonmdzdatj 1962. 417 p.
I (KIRA 15t10)
1. Xoscov. I'muchno-Iscledovntel guy okonmicheakly Izatitut.
(United State a-Industries) (Great DrItain.-Industries)
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MU/Cbemietry 11 SOP 52
"?ho *--Chazim Kin&tied of the Itetetion of 'Water-
SolUble S&A% With Gases iki the Presence Of 'Water
Vapor," 1. X. Nikonov&, D. A. Zpshteyd
'Dok Ak Uuk 355it" Vol &'), No 2, Pr 353-356
The mechani_= of the reacticmi betweeks a solid suU-
stance and a gas ta the Pretence of water vapa to
form another aolid vat ttudied using the r*&ction
41~ betuwn NaL &=d K chloride# (rolid) and M103 (pa).
It vas found that the vater Vapor not only kasteas
the cbem reaction, but alAo s%*eds up diffusion
2!35?32
through the layer of the aolid Droduct that is
for=ed. Presented by Ae&d X. X. Dubinin 25 %Tim 52.
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NIKONUVAO I.P.
Ylethodology of destsoing the intake part of a cavIng excALvator,
Trudy InCt. W. ddla Sib. otd. AN SWR 00.7t64--69 162.
(KatA 160)

BALASHOV, A.G.; UJILONVIA4_ I.S.
Improvement of the Grayinskil sysWm pne=atic valve. Gidroliz. i
lesokhim.prom. 15 no.2t25-27 162, (MIRA 18:3)
1. TavdInskly gidroliznyy zavodo

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MMMAO K,T, (Uookva)
I
Hylla-ala aspects of varking conditicnm Imolving h1gh-frequarxy
boatine in the elactrio Tacum industry. Gig truda I prof. zab.
1, n*.li96.l2 Ja 160. (PaRA 15:3)
lo Institut glgiyPcW truda i professiotallafth zabolevanly
AM Sm.
~ZIZVIRIC OGIRMIM-HYGMIC iSPECTS)

"4'- la-KONOVAP K. V.; MALOVAp P. P. (Koskm)
HWenie wmluation of the workinC conditlone wd the effective-
naive of protective matiuras for the Inductive heating of metal
usinC Imsp generators of high frequency. Gle. trude, I prof. imab*
no. 3 1 &23 162. NEU is W
1. Institut gigijmry truda I praftabolovwdy ANN SSSR.
(INDUCTION KrATING-ArGISMIC ASMTS)

KOZLOVA, Q., doktar ekoa. aauk., prof,f EROPSKIT,.G.; DUDOELIN, Y.t
mmi t & I xitowyk, L.; SALMATIN, K.; BUDAR11.4, V. . red
KMA;OVA# I.P iW* ii.d.; ULOOVA, L.,, tekbn. red.
(Us* of electronic cozputers in
nia ~l*ktronno-vych1vlItel'qjkh
Yodstvan. (By] O.Kazlova I dr.
508 p.
production control] Primetm-
mashin v upravleall proiz-
tioskvag Ivd-vo, OMysll, 1964.
OGRA 17W

B(XK ELPLOITATICH
t1i'l 6F2 5 P76
Salw*tIn if. 4-j
O.t Brodskly 0. ~dorln
Applicsfion of electron ic_QgMjaUterm io
vychImlIteIfnykh wAshin v upraylenii proftrodstvai) Moscaw,, jzd-wo *Wsln,, 19"1
~,M p. illus., fold-in 11agra. 7~_M copleis printed. Under the editornhip oft
Professor Ot V, Kozlova, Doctor of Econmic Scl*nceal Editort V. Budarinal
JuniDr tditors L. Ulancys; Pro,)frearlerst L. ChiRina, Tue Starikovap 00 Velinio"
k(YIAP S. Nowitskays
TOPM TAGSs satomation, sloctronic computsrp prMuction control
FORPMt AND COVEM69i This book In expected to be of definitiTs assistance to
ind,istrisl personnel. Thc book was b2oid on re5earch poirfom-d in the Fauchno-
Issledevateltikaya laboral,orlyu ekonomIkA t organizatsit prols-rodstva Mosgoram- I
narkhats, at the Mwkovekky inzhenerno-ekonomlcheekly Inatitut Imont S*rgo Ord-
shonikIdsto All the work has L4sn subjectO to experbiontAl introductim :into
prenctice at several Moscow entorpti-iss,
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AUTHORS:, . Sentlimov, As X-P Acadentalafto S/02OJ60/131/05/029/069
USoucy&. V. -K'15~2LdL T. It. q 51konovar -BO11/2111
TITLE: 1-00-410senforroconyl) Boric Acidelin the Synth*ols of Ferrocens
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadeall nauk SSSRO 1960, Vol 131, Nr 5, pp 1068-1091 (USU)
TEXT: The authors proved in their paper that the reaction of 1010-ferrocanylono
d1boric said with ouprLo chloride or bromide performed in a mixture of benzene
and water yields i-(it-chloraferrocanyl) and 1-(1'-broxoferroc*nyl)*
boric acid. Cupric chloride or au r1o bromide must, howev*r, be used In a
'M group. The structures of 1-01-halogen-
quantity corresponding to one B(OR
ferrocanyl) botio acids were established by means of the preparation of the
corresponding halogenferroc*nes by hydrolysts in the presence of sino walta. The
1-01-halocenferrocenyl) boric acids react in a giailar way, to the aryl boric
acids with mercury saltso yielding tht aorr*spondinC mercury compounds of forro-
cene: 1-(Il-ahloroforrocanyl) mercury chloride and 1-(11-bron*ferrocenyl) mercuric
bromide. They are easily eyaa*trized by sodium thlosullato to yield di-1-01-
c4lorof*rractayl) mercury and dl-1,1-(Il-broaoferracenyl)a*rtury. From the two
last-meattoned substances, the authore prepared 10-chloro-1-todoferrocone an&
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10-bro:*-1-1odoferroc*n~
which have hitherto been unknown. The procedure used was
the same as the one described for ferrocenyl mercury chloride (Ref 2). Chen an
attempt wax made to prepare hot rociclia chlorobroz2ferrocame by reactil cupric
chloride with 1-011-bronoCerroa:nyl boric &aid, 1,11-dichloroCerracene of Scheme)
was obtained. The latter reaction confirms the simple substitution of the halogen
in the ferrocene ring in the presence of copper salts, which has previously been
established by the authors (Rof 3). There are 5 Soviet r*ferencee.
ASSOCIATION: Nookovokly gosudsxotvenziyy univoraltot Im. K. V. Losonosova
(Moscow State University luent K~ V. Lasonosov)
SUBMITTED: Jarmary 7, 1960
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AUTNORS: 1140"Jamov A. ff. 9 Acadealatang Sasonove, T. A.
"Drosay To Onovap Le As
TITLX: 'OtyforroconeA ~dfhsir ~4vov
PUIODICAL: Vokla4y Ak&4~nlt nauk 558R, 1960t Vol. 133, Iro. 1,
pp. 126 - 129
TUT: Perrocenyl-allyl ester Is easily fornod by heatInC oxyferrocene
with allyl broalde In acetone In the presence of potash* By heating
forrocanyl-allyl eater at 215-22OPC In nitrogen, It is docoaposed up
to oxyforrocen*. Part of the ester remains unoh&ae*4. Clalson r* cup-
Ing could not he carried out with ferrocenyl-allyl ester (Ref . 2r. The
authors' 9ausidoratione an the instability of the Oquinold" state in
the ftrro4emo nolsoule were comfiru*4 by *xperinents on the oxidation
of i,t#-4IoxrfsrrocsnQ` with air, The solecule decospoa4v and *operates
an inorganic Iran conpound. The r-asulting cyclopentadienone was isolat-
ed as a diner. Furthermore, the authors coupare4 the Ussoclation con-
etants of ozyforrocons and phenol, and Oncribed 1,1f-dioxyferroceno
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and its derivatives. the pX-values of OeOG5 9 solutions of ozyferraceno
or phenol In 5% alcohol# which had partly been neutralized with Iraoff up
to 50# 50, "d TO% were measured at 170C by means of a Class tltotro4o
and 4a An -5 (LY-5$ potsatLosetere Table I lists the valses obtained
for oxyterroceno. It show* that oxyferrocome to a eoak4r &*it than
phenol. The authors syntheeLsed tj1#-4ioxyf*rr*c*n* derivatives by uaine
1#10-forrocesylone diboric said. This said reacts with copper acetate
and forms i#14-ferracenylen* diacetatt In a Of# Yield* 1,11-dioxyftrra-
**no aster is obtained in a yield. of 63% if a I(OK), group has previous-
ly been substituted by a halogen in this acid. When copper acetate acts
upon t-(tl-forrocenrl halide) boric &aide (Grathosis: Ref. 5), the see-
tozy group substitute@ both the halogen and the B(OK), group. t,10-41-
broneforracess, say also Us us*& for the synthesis of forroconylano dt-
acetate (of. Scheme: X denotes the halogen). The frequencies charac-
teristic of the ansubetttyated f*rraceso ring are m1ssInC In the Infra-
rot spectrum of forrocemylone d1acetate. Odrolysis of the first-ma-
UOU64 COUPOUR4 (in a nitrogen atmosphere) ant subsequent a*141fication
or blowing through of C02 yields yellow needles of 1,11-41oxyferrocose,
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A01112003
whLob to "11 sensitive to air (of. tokem*). The alkalis* blizolyeat*
4oUd be tood, for *yatkeeizing 1, 1 0-4ioxyferracea* derivatives, 1 00 0
1,10-ferracenyUne dibencoate, 1,1-forra-
coayleas dibeasasulfonato, and O0O#-(1#1'-f*rrcceayleue) dlelycolLc
uid* All these derivatives are *table In air. There are 2 tables and
I r*fereuces: 2 Soviet, 4 Anorican, and I SwIes.
ASSOCIATION: MoskovskLy gosudarstvowW univtrattot Ia. K. V. Loaanosaws
(Koscow State Valverelty Imeni V. 1, Loxanasov) e',
sumaTUD: April 8, 1960
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DIFERROCIMYLS AND TERFERROCENYLS (USSR)
.k.esme, anov, A. N. * V. N. Dr!3zd, V. A. Sazonova, V. L Romanenko, A. K.
Y
Prokof 'yev, and L-A,.- Nikonovii, IN: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya.
Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nawk, no. 4. Apr 1963, 667-674.
S/062/63/000/0041012/022
A series of substituted diferrocenyls, 1, 11 -diferrocenylfcrrocene, also named
I
V -te;~ferrocenyl M, and highe--:- hornologues were synthesized at the Nloscow
State University imeni K V. Lomonosov by the reaction of a mixture of
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bromofe-rooene and 1,11 -,dlbrcmoferr"ene with copper M 105-120*C. The-
followin'v, prIoducts were Isolatod by A12 0 3 chromatography: ferrocene, dl-
fer,~oc,~nyl, 1, 11 -terferrocenyl with the structure I and homologues 11, in
which n;-% 4:
H
Fe Fe Fe
The 1, V --polyferrocenylenes obtained were diamagnetic. The derivatives of
diferrocumyl and terferrocenyl were also obtained by appllcat!on of the general
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ni-ithod f*16 alynthOsSaing forrocitnes, that Is, by uring substituted CyclopwadlereE
Ur thl-g case, ferrocenylcyclopontadienex) as the starting materiala. The synthe-
sai-, rd" 3-10-rrocenyl-l-phenylcyclopentadiene (III) was achieved by the condensation
Of acetifferrocene with the ethyl P-benzoylpropionate in the preeence, of sodium
ethylate; III yielded a substituted terferrocenyl - 1. 11 - diferrocenyl- 3, 3' -diphenyl-
in liquid ;)rnrrx)h1a a;~d then
After being treated first with sodium amide
fe:rrvus, chloride. Anti ar.3 Byn structures are ascribed to IV, which could
also be ~-n the racemic and meLto forms:
C H-Fec a -C H
6
Fn
C H FeC a
Fe
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Investigiation of IR spectra indicated that bands with frequenciez of 1000 and
i~:3 C-.n- arn characteristic for the system of cyclopentadiene ringa bound
'Awfether in disubstituted diferrocenyls which contain no free cyclopentadiene
JBN)
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