SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NAKHIMSON, L.I. - NAKHMANOVICH, V.E.

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US8R / Microbiology - Microbes Pathogenic to Humans F-4
and Animals
Abs Jour: Referat. Zh. Biol., No. 1, 1958, 745
tuberculous culture of mouse type 0-7 584 -- 4
times. Individual ranges of weight In animal
omentum within each group were more pronounced
the higher the level of the 541-ain'13 residual
virulence.
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USSR / Microbiology -; Microorganisms Photogenic to F-4
Humans and Animals.
Abs Jour: Itef,Zhur-Biol., NO,9, 1956, 38478,
Author : Nakhimson L I., Gnevysheva) E. F.
Inst : 1rOT-gIv-6?i ;_ -
Title : Repeated Lesensitizing BCO Vaccinations Against
Tubereulo8is.
Orig Pub: Zh. mWobiol., epidemiol. i immunobiologii, 1957,
No 7, 23-28.1
Abstract: A cutaneous Weekly vaccination of guinea pigs for
a period of 44 weeks by a fresh liquid culture of
BCG) containing 20 mg microorganisms/mi., retar-
ded development of lethal generalized infection,
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N13HIMSON, L.I.j ROZENBERG, A.M.
I..
Increme In the effectiveneBB of enteral BCG vacelm-tion, Zhur,
mikrobiol, epid. I immun. 29 no.9:58-64 S158 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Iz Gosudarstvenngo kontrollnogo imtituta imeni Taranevicha.
(BOG VACCIRATIONs
enterAl, increased effectivenece (Rua))

RaHIMSON, jj!~I:.,~ Prof.; GNEVYSHEVA, Ye.F.
Comparative studies of various BOG strains. Probl.tub. 37 no-61
91-98 159. (XIRAI 13 t 2
1. Iz laboratorii protivotuberkuleznykh preparatov (Zavedl~i~sh-Aty,
L.I. Nakhimoon) Gosudarstvennogo kontroltnago Instituta. eyvorotok
i vaktain, imeni, Taraaevich (direktor L.S. Ogloblina).
(XTCOBACTERIUX BOVIS)

NAKHIYSOI,'[, L.I.; KOZHE-VNIKOVA, T.F.
Differentiated evaluation of the immunogenicity of BCG vaccine
under experimental conditions. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i imrun. 33
no.5:35-41 My 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Iz Gosudarstvennogo kontrollnogo instituta meditsinakikh
biologicheskikh preparatov imeni Tarasevicha.
(BCG VACCINEATION)

NAKH12MSEON, L.I.; R(TENBERG, A.Ml-
I
S6mr1roabillity feric,!i of the dry YG vai-cirie. "Vak. 1 sy-i. ri.-.1:1T~-
184 163. ~,m-Tpu 18.8)
1. Godudari3tvennyy im. TarasevIcha.

NAKIRMS011, L.I.p doktor med. nauk; ROZENIBERG, A.M., kand. med. naulc
n,thivazid resistant BCG strain and itis chameteriatics, Probl.
tub. 41 no.9 t 61-67 163 (MIRA 17:4)
1. 1z laboratorii protivotuberkulemiykh preparatov (zav. -
doktor med. nauk L.I.Nakbimson) Gosudarstvenziogo konmollnogo
instituta meditsinskikh biologiche6ktkh prepELratov Imeni L.A.
Tarasevicha (dir. L.S. Ogloblina), Moskva.
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NAIGHMSON, L.I., doktor med.nauk; ROZENBERG, A.M.) k,-md.m(.,d.nEwk
Effect of tuberculin desensitization on tuberculosis resistance in KG-
vaccinated guinea pigs. Probl. tub. no.2184-87 164.
(MIRA 17:12)
1. KontrolInyy institut meditsinskikh biologicheskikh preparatov
imeni L.A,Tarasevicha, Moskva.

NARRIMSON, L.I.; KOZIIEVIIIKOVA, T.P.; YABLOKOVA, T.B.
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Effect of lasting s4orage ; yophilized state an the ba,5-lc
propertieo of the ECG vaccill strain. Z*r. milk.-oblol., erid.
i immun- 42 no-1:52-57 Ja 165. (MITIA 18:6)
1. Gosudarstvennyy kontrollnyj institut meditsinskildh biollogi-
cheskikh preparatov im. L.A. Tarasevicha.

LENIN, I.M., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; MALASHKIR, O.M., kand.
tekhn. nauk; SAMOLI, G.I., kand. tek-hn. nauk; MEL'KW4GVo
T.M., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; NAKIII14SONI, V.A., red.
izd-va; YEGORKINAj L.I., red.izd-va,_RM11~, V.D., tekhn.
red.
[Fuel feed systems of motor-vehicle and tractor engines]
Sistemy toplivopodachi. aytorobil'rWkh i traktornykh dvi-
gatelei. Moskva, Mashgiz~ 1963. 312 p. (mRA 16:12)
(Motor vehicles-Fuel systems)
(Tractors-Fuel systems)

_Oskar~Emzi-ch4_ZOBCaV3KIY, V.I., kand. geol.-miner. nauk,
red.1 MANOLE, M.G., red.; TYAGUNOVA, Z.I.; red.; PLAKSHE,
L.Yu., tekhn. rod.
(Dictionary of mineralogical terms in five languages]Piatiiazych-
nyi slovarl mineralogichaskikh natvanii. Pod red.Sobolevskogo,
V.I. Moskva, Glav.red.inostr. nauchno-tekhn.slovarei Fizmatgiza,
196-2. 347 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Dictionaries, Polyglot) (Mineralogy-Dictionaries)

84-9-)7/47
AUTHOR: Nakhin. B.
TITLE: An Unselfish Deed (Samootverzhennyy postupok)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanakaya Aviatsiya, 1957, Nr 9, P. 35 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Aircraft commanders Mozhayev and Taarev and acting chief engineer of
the airport, comrade Teneshev, are commended for their devotion to
duty: they saved the hydroplane which was torn away from the mooring
in the sea-plane base of the Salekhard airport. This was caused by
wind blowing with a velocity of 20 meters per second.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
C ard: 1A

NMIHSON. I.M.; IJCV, A.S.
Rapid method of determining bacteriological pollution of
water by means of impressions of midrocoionies. labidelo
5 no.2143-44 Mr-Ap '59. (MIRA 12:5)
(WATER--BACTICRIOLOGY)

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AUTHOR.# Nakbinsonj 1. M.; DobrWa, T. Ye.; Yasbek, Kb. N.
ORG: Virology Laboratory, Kharkov Regional Epiderdological Station (Virusologiche-
skaya laboratoriya Khar'khovokoy oblastnoy oanepidatantoiya)
TITLE: Influenza viruses identified at the Virolop;y Laboratory of the Kharkov
Regional Epidemiological Station in 1965
SOURCE: Voprosy virueologii, no. 3, 1966, 372
TOPIC TAGS: virolo6y, influenza virus A2 virus, B virus
ABSTRACT:
Eleven ntrains of influenza virus were isolated from living ~nd dead
tiosuea. Ten of these were type A2 and one, type Dyirasee, TheV were
succeesfu-Uy freed from the ticaue culture cello Ly bypohiizationt while
use of hydrocortisone was ineffective for isolating virueeo.
[W.A- 50; ME No. 101
SUB com o6/ Sum DATE: none/
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NMLAS, S. M.
Consultation. Tekst,prom. 20 no.1:95 Ja 160.
(MIRA 13:5)
94
1. Glavnyy mekhanik fabriki imeni F.I.Dzorzhinskogo.
(Textile macbinery)

TIA191LIK, B.
Nakhlik, B.
"Investigation of the vapor-stream injector." Min Higher Education USM.
Moscow Order of Lenin and Order of Labor Red Banner Higher Technical
School imemi Bauman. Moscow, 1956, (Dinsertation for the Degree of
Gandidate in Technical Sciences).
Knizhnaya letopist
116. 21 1956. Moscow.

` a 11 ' .-T.
State Institute of Voterinary Dermutolon-r
"On nocrobacillosis of lower parts of the
e7tromities of Eheep."
~ SO: Veterini,~riiu 25( 12) , 1946 1 p. 13
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Hoof Diseases of Sheep, Moscow, State Agricuitural Press, 1950, 80 pages with
illustrations, I ruble 40 kopeks, Copies -- 15 000.
SO: JAIM Report, U-4724, Sept. 310.. 1953t IiiijiM (Veterinax-yiyal
No. 4, Apr. 1951, pp. 60-61, moscow.)
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2. LISM (600)
4. Leghorns (Poultry)
7, Kuchino leghormse Ptitsevodstvo no* 2 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, _Eggbrijary 953. Unclassified.

USSR/Farm Animals - Domestic Fowls. n._4
Abs JOur : Ref Zhur - Biol.) No 7)' 1958) 30977
Author : Volkov D.I.) Gorodkova N.Ye.) Nakhlupina A.G.,
Shapovalov Ya. Ya.
Inst
Title A New Breed Group of Chickens of an All-Purpose Type -
Kuchinskiye Yub1leynyye.
(Novaya porodnaya gmppa kur obshchepollzovatellnogo
tipa - kuchinskiye yubileynyye).
CrIg Pub ; Ptitsevodstvo, 1957, No 6, 19-23
Abstract : The methods of raising tile breed and the characteristics
of its exterior, meat quality, egg-laying capacity
(about 175 eggs a year), and area of occurrence are des-
cribed.
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PENIOITZHKEVICH, B.B., prof., doktor biologic haskikh nauk; SAVILIYEV. I.K.,
kand. eel I skokhazy--.vE tvennykh nauk; T'RETITAKOV, U.P., pro,-@,
doktor ss~l'skokbozyaystvHnnyIkh nauk; I&XHLUPI-1-U. A.G., ka-.4.
salIskokhozyaystvennykh muk. I -
Zagorsk group of chicken breeds. Ptiteevodstvo 8 no.8:23-29
Ag 158. (141RIL 11:10)
(Poultry breads)

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TJ8SR Farm Animals. Poultry., 0-4
Abs Sour'. Ref Zhur-Biol,, No 23, 1958, 105749.
kuthor : Nagb3AWjaa, N. Yo., Shapovalov, Ya. Ya.
Inst :Not given.
Title :Experience in tho Breading of All-Purposo Fowl
Broods at the Kuchinsk Fowl-Sovkhoz.
Orig Pub: Ptitsevodstvo, 1956, No 8, 15-19.
Abstract: Data concerning live %,joight, ogg production and
weight of eggs of the hons of the following
broods are given: Now Hampshircs, Avstralorps,
and White Plymouth Rocks, whioh aro boinb raised
on the Kuchinsk Poultry Sovkhoz since 1945. Tho
conditions of their management and fooding arc
likewise describod. As a conclusion it is point-
ed out that on the other farms those broods of
chickens did not develop as might be expected

GRIGORESKU, L.; HAMUN, H.
Reflection of Cu-Sn alloys produced by the simultaneo" condensation
of vapors of the components on a backing. Fis,tver.tela 1 no-5:
808-813 My 159- (MIRA 12:4)
(Copper-tin alloys-Optical properties)

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NAKHMAN, inzh.
FXfect of wet steam on the efficiency of a turbine stage. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 6 no.3.:109-LU Mr 163, (MIRA 16-35)
1. TSentrallnyy kotloturbinnyy ingtitut imeni I.I.Polzunova.
(ateam'turbines)

NAIUMNP YU,V,, inzh.
,Z~~--Ii -~;I
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Equations for analyzing the flow of wet steam. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; energ; 6 no.9:59-65 8 163. (MIRA 16M)
1. TSentralInyy kotloturbinnyy institut imeni I.I. Folzunova.

AN
PAVWVSK*IY, G.I.; BRATUTA, B.G.; ~AK~~,-,.Yu.v.
Rixte of a aubsonic moist-stsam flow through caseades of nozzles.
rn2i,,--fiz. zhura 7 no.320-42 D 164 (M1RA 18 s2)
1. Polit~akhnlcheaky institut immi IAnina, Khartkov.

BAWEL' p ZTT.15SR) T.!-I.p inzh.; K"Y"YAK, YU.F., In7h.; UGUINOV, r..% 9
irizh.; NAKHM'.41112 Yu,ve,
~,o" ran-alto of th'i ,,~AABUra!tent Of LY,3 degree af B,,Pam Mr,131.1ire
u3lng aii experliment9.1 low-pressum BLean vvbLne, Energomashinostment!
:10 no.807--~9 Ag 164. ITA-1)

KC.r,YAK, Yu.F., Jnzh.; NAKJMN, iu.11.2 Inzh.; ZILIBER, T.M., inzh.; YUDIN, A.K.,
i.nzh.
Study of the moisture collectors cf low-pressure turbine stages,
Energomashinostroenle 11 no,9&10-12 S 165, (MIFLA 18 110)

BAKMANOVICH) A.L.; P011CRAREVA,
Ferti.Uzing syatem based
delia 25 no.9:42-46 9
A.T., kand.sel'Bkokhoz. nauk
on agrochemical mapping of soils. Zemle-
163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Kazakhskiy institut zemledeliya. 2. Predsedatell kolkhoza ineni
XXII o,'yezda Kamunisticheakoy partii Sovetskogo Soyuza, Dzhambul-
skoy oblasti (for Nakbmamovich).
(Kazakhstan-Soils--Composition)
(Kazakhstan-Fertilizers and manures)

VERESHCHAGIN, L.I.; VASILIYEV, Te.K.;_ NAKHMANOVICH, A.S.; KOTLYAREVSKIY, I.L.
Catalytic production method and some physical characteristics
of 2,4- and 2,6-dimethylpyridine and 2,4,6-trimethylpyridine.
Izv. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no.6;89-94 159. (MITIA 12:12)
I.Vostochno-Sibirskly filial Sibirskogo otdaleniya AN SSSR.
(Pyridine)

KALABIKAY A.V..; dISIYAKOVA, G.G.; KARAVAYEVA, V.M.; SIEFOTIKO, O.F.;
NAKHHANOVICH.,-A.S.
I
Synthesis and transformations of vinyl aryl, ethers. Report Afo.9.-
Preparation of vinyl ethers from phenols of tar obtained in the
semocoking of Chermkhovo Cots. Izv. Fiz.-khim. nauch.-issl,
inst. Irk. un. 4 no.2sl53-166 159. (MM 16:8)
(Ethers) (Phenols) jC6al Tar)

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AUTHORSs Shergina, N.I., KuznotBova, V.P., Nakhmanovich, A.S. and Kalechits, I.V.
TITLEs Absorption Spectra of Phenals in the Ultraviolet Region (Spoktry
pogloshchaniya fenolov v ul'trafioletovey oblaati )
PERIODICAL: Optika i spektroskopiya, 1959, Vol 6- Nr 6. pp 803-806 (USSR)
P
ABSIMICTs Absorption spectra of 22 phenols have already been reported (Refs 5, 6).
In the authors, laboratory a technique of quantitative determination of
the composition of phenol mixtures 06-08 (Ref 7) was developed and
certain C9 and higher phenols were prepared and studied (measurements
were made using a quartz spectrophotometer SF-4 and pure iso-octans
was used as the solvent). In this way experimental material on absorptien
spectra of 31 phenols was assembled. Fig 1 shows positions of the
absorption maxima in all these phenolm. In the majority of them the
absorption maxima occur at 271, 27Z, Z78, 279, 284 and 285 m1,. Zhe
table on p 805 shows the displacements of the wavelength of the
fund amenta I miximun when varioua substituents are introduced at
ortho-, mota- and para-positions. Introduction of methyl, ethyl,
propyl and allyl at the ortho-position of the phenol hydroxyl group
leads to a small bathodromic effect 'which is practically the same in all
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increases aGmewhat the bathochromic displacrment. The greatest
bathochromin, effect is observed on introduction of alkyl oubstituents
at the para-position. Tho sumo displacomont in observed on introduction
of allcyl substit-zents Into ortho-, mata- and jara-cresolm. This rhovin
that the length of the side chain of the substituent or presence of a
double bond in it do not affect, to any great extent, the absorption
curve, while the type of the substituent changes both the fonn and the
position of the absorption bands. The authors discuss also other effi~%-~t~q
which can be deduced from the data of Fig 1 and relato them to molec.-alar
structure. There are 3 figures, 1 table and 8 refergncea, 2 of which are
Soviet, 4 EngliEh and 2 German.
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OKIADNIKOVA, Z.A.; R&KHK&NO7ICH,_A.S., SMMGINA, N.I.
Tnfrared spectroscopic investigation of the chemical
mechanism governing the transformations of the high
molecular fraction of eemicoke tar under conditions of
destructive hydrogenation. Trudy Vost.-Sib.fl.AN SSSR
no.26:39-44 159. (MrM 13:6)
(Coal tar--Spectra) (Hydrogenation) -

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A057/A126
AUTHORS: Sidorov, R.I., Trotsenko, Z.P., Nakhmanovich, A.S.
TITLE: Investigation of the composition of industrial liquid-phase
hydrogenation products. Report 5. Investigations of the com-
position of mixtures of aromatic hydrocarbons of the liquid-
phase hydrogenation products obtained from heavy oil of medium-
temperature tar of Cheremkovo coal
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vostochno-Sibirskiy filial. Trudy. Seriya
khimicheskaya, no. 38, Moscow, 1961. Prevrashcheniya aromati-
cheskikh uglevodorodov v protsesse destruktivnoy gidrogenizat-
sii., 68 - 76
TEXT: Mixtures of aromatic hydrocarbons were investigated, separated
from an industrial liquid-phaBe hydrogenation product of a heavy oil of medium-
temperature coal tar from Cheremkovo, which was studied already in an earlier
paper [Ref. 1: Trudy Vostochno-Bbirskogo filiala SO AN SSSR, Seriya khimiches-
kaya, 18, 5 (1959)]. The purpose was to determine the homologous series of
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aromatic hydrocarbons and their quantity in these mixtures. The mixtures
were distilled on laboratory rectification colums, and the fractions obtained
were specified by refraction indices, specific and molecular weight, by ultra-
violet absorption spectra, and qualitative Pieria acid tests. Some fractions
were identified by the n-d-M method (Van Nes - Van Westen's method). Tetralin
was determined by N.D. Zelinskiyls dehydrogenation method. Tabulated results
of 56 fractions of samples I - 3 show a content (in relation to the total
neutral part of the product) of homologous series of: 7.7% benzene, 7.4% in-
dane, 14.6% tetralin, and naphthalene. No compounds of the homologous series
of diphenyl and cyclohexylbenzene could be observed. The fractions of sample
4 (boiling at 210 - 3200C) show a considerable complex composition. They con-
tain a small amount (0.3%) of compounds of the benzene series, compounds with
one-aromatic and one naphthenic ring, compounds with two aromatic rings (among
these naphthalene), and some with simultaneous two aromatic and one naphthenic
ring (probably acenaphthenes, and possibly fluorenes). Fractions boiling above
3200C contain neutral oxygen compounds of a homologous series repreeented by
the formula CnH2n-180. By chromatographic separation of a fraction boiling at
4200 - 5200C, an oxygen compound containing C - 87.6%, H - 6.26%, and 0 - 6.i4%
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was isolated. Assuming also a single oxygen atom in the molecule, the authors
suggest the formula CnH2n-240 for the homologous series. Thus, apparently,
the latter belongs-to the aforementioned type of oxygen compounds, but con-
tains a fourth benzene ring. There are Ifigure and 3 tables.
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Is-. 1? 13 0 0 A057/A126
AUTHORS: Sidorov, R.I., Yhvostikova, A.A., Nakhmanovich, A.S.,
Shergina, N.I.
TITLE: Investigation of the composition of industrial liquid-phase
hydrogenation products. Report 8. Composition of highly con-
densed aromatic hydrocarbons
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vostochno-81birskiy filial. Trudy. Seriya
khimicheskaya, no. 38, Moscow, 1961. Prevrashcheniya aromati-
cheskikh uglevodorodov v protsesse destruktivnoy gidrogenizat-
sii., 95 - 102
TEXT: The composition of high-molecular aromatic hydrocarbons, pres-
ent in a liquid-phase hydrogenation product obtained from medium-temperature Vr
semicoke tar, is investigated and the content of hydrocarbon "types I' determined
in the present paper, which is part of a series of reports. The investigation
concerns a liquid-phase hydrogenation product obtained under industrial conditions
from a heavy oil of medium-temperature tar of Cheremkovo coal. The product con-
tained 4.6% water, 10.9% phenols, 2.4% bases and loss, and 82.1% neutral oil.
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The latter was separated by fractional distillation, Initially at atmospheric
pressure uP-to 3200C (69.7%) and then the fraction in vacuum at 360 - 4200C
(20,0%). This fraction was then chromatographically separated into four con-
centrates and thoroughly investigated. A total amount of 0.55% pyrenes, 2.48%
phenanthrenes, and 0.56% anthracenes was found. The latter two were determined
by means of the Van Nes - Van Westen n-d-M method. Ultraviolet Bpeotra of the
liquid fraction indicate that compounds with condensed aromatic rings are pre-
vailing. According to the n-d-M method they are chiefly of the 2A1N type, con
taining apparently homologues of tetrahydroanthracene, tetrahydrophenanthrene,
and acenaphthene, i.e., compounds with two condensed aromatic rings. Also smaller
amounts of the phenyltetralin, and fluorene type may be present. The study proved
that the graphical method for the determination of composition has to be com-
pleted by data of ultraviolet spectra for high boiling hydrocarbon mixtures. The
composition of the concentrate shows that compounds with two, or three naphthenic
rings are absent, andthe types 2AIN, 3A, 3A1N, and 4A are prevailing. There
are 3 figures and 5 tables.
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KAIXCHITS., IVo; NAKHMANOVIGH, A.S.; MANTSEVA, V.M.
Influence of the bond maltiplicity on the hydrogenation
kinetics of polycyclic hydrocarbons. Kin. i kat. 4 no.3:
395-403 My-Je 163. (MMA 16:7)
1. Institut nefte- i uglakhimicheakogo sinteza Sibirskogo
otdalaniya AN SSSR.
(Hydrocarbon yrogenation)
(Chemical)bond

KALECHITS, I.V.; RAMANOVICH, A.S.
Hydrogenation kinetics of polycyclic bydrocarbons. Dokl.AN
SSSR 148 no.41835-838 F 163. (KIRA 1634)
1. Institut nefte- i uglekhimicheskogo sintez& Sibirskogo
otdeleniya AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom A.A.Balandinym.
(Hydrocarbons) (Hydrogenation)

ACCESSION NR: AT4010611 S/3051/63/000/000/0166/0170
AUTHOR., NakhmanovIch, A. S.; Kalachits, 1. V.
TITLE: Hydrogenation of polycyclic hydrocarbons and heterocyclic compounds over
a platinum catalysts in the liquid phase
SOURCE: Kataliticheskiye reaktsii v zhidkoy faze. Trudyle Vsesoyuznoy konferentsil.'
Alma-Ata, 1963, 166-170
TOPIC TAGS: hydrogenation, catalytic hydrogenation, polycycilc hydrocarbon hydro-
genation, heterocyclic ring hydrogenation, Adams platinum, catalytic hydrogenation
solvent effect
ABSTRACT: In a continuation of earlier work, the authors studied the catalytic
hydrogenation of benzene, biphenyl, tetracene, anthracene, naphthalene, 2,7-di-
methyinaphthalene, 2,6-dimethyinaphthalene, 1,2-benzanthracene, pyrene, chrysene,
phenanthrene, pyridine, quinoline, dipyridyl and quinaldine using Adams platinum
in glacial acetic acId. The results at a hydrogen pressure of 2.5 atm. (abs.)
showed that all o~ the reactions were first order with respect to hydrogen and 0
order with respect to the hydrogen acceptor. Figures for the rate constants, acti-
vation energies and bond multiplicities are giyen, and the relationship between
etrutre and rate of hydrogenation is discussed. In another series of experiments,
ard 2

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hydrogenation in glacial acetic acid and decalin was compared and the latter was
found to be stropgly Inhibitory, especially for the hydrogenation of naphthalene,
anthracene and biphenyl. This Is due to the fact that the decalln takes up a signi-
ficqnt proportion of the active surface of the catalyst. OrIg. art. has: 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut nefte- I uglekhimicheskogo sinteza Sibirskogo otdelenlya
AN S~SR (Institute of Petrojeum and Organic Chemical Synthesis, Siberian Section,
AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 25Jan64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CH NO REF SOV: oo4 OTHER: 001
Card 2/2'.

tinitmintAbilkly of rAMOD*o DY Y*41111 ot the fACO "Y&
durtag the manufacture at alcohol (font molasses. If. ItI.
NAkhmA_pQyj.OLxnif L. V. Kochkina (Liquut limit.. Kiev).
16. 6-20'-7(IQ5I).-Thc "Ya" yeasts decoulp.
r-Afflnow in aq. solo. to form fructose and melibiose. The
fructose Is refluented A51 completely "mI as rapidly as sucrose.
N miplo. fit do swt aff-t the rAte sum) complete-
nes,& of the 1"InentAthms. H, 111m,31111-Y
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BZFSNSHMM, A.F.; RAKENANOVICEI, B.M.
Effects of sizing on fermentation activity of yeast calls, Saccharwqces
cerevimiae. strain Ta, In nutrient molasses mash, Kikrobiologiya Z2, 179-
84 '53. W.R1 6;3)
(CA 47 no.22:12750 153)
19 All-Soviet Research Isto Alcohol Ind.9 May,

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wash which showed the usual analysis for (fry mattet, re-,
ducii 4 matwr, pentosans, 13ctic and act, it neld, 3nd N-contg.
maZ. it was found tint in 2-367o cultures any uddn.
beyond 25% spent wash would act deleterious, bat fit 20%
oltures up to -400/0'could be adtled. The findingi were
applied for several months in actual plant Operations, vi
no untoward results, for mashes both based on wheat j"~
d
rye, as brought out by the final analyses for. aceto
NMI. and REOH. Wercer Jacobson
p

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Partial substitution of food stuffs in the acetone-butyl industry.
Spirt. prom. 23 no.4:10-14 '57, (NLRA 10:5)
1. Doksbukinskly atestonovyy-uvod.
(Rav meorials) (Acetone) (Bmtyl alcohol)

NAHRIANOVICH B.M.1 RALINKIN, S.G.~$' KOOKINA, L.V.
Causes-for diffe,rent-yields OL---solvente--Trom rye and wheat starch in
S~etone-wtyl production. Tmdy TSNIISF no.6:82-89 '~B.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Starch) (Acetone) (Butyl alcohol)

NAMIMANOMI!, B.M.; SHCIMLYKINA, N.A,
Quantitative determination or acetane, butyl and ethyl alcohols in
their co-existence. Trudy TSNIISP no.6:90-97 158. (MIRA 1-;-1Z)
(Acetone) (Butyl alcohol) (Ethyl alcohol)

YAROVENKO, SHCHEBLYKINA, N.A.; SHCHEBLYKIN, N.P.
Analysis of the battery method of fermenting in the manufacture of
butyl alcohol and acetone. Spirt. prom. 24 no-5:5-11 158.
(Butyl alcohol) (Acetone) (MIRA 11:9)

NAKEMMVICH, B.M.
Pentose h7drol7sin of cornbobs. Zhur. prikl. kbLim- 31 no.10:15?2-1577
0 '5 8. (KM 12.- 1)
l.Rauchno-isolodavateltakaya laboratoriya Dokshukinivkogo ateatonovoge
zavoda.
(Pentooes) (corncobs) (Hydrolysis)

NAMANUTCH., B.M.; SHMMBLIrKIffl. N.1.
I
Fermentation of pentoses from corncob hydro3jyeates b7 Clostridium
aceto .butylicum [with summax7 in English]. Mik-robiologlia 28 no.l:
99-104 Ja-F 159- (MIRA32:3)
1. Dokshukinskiy atsetonovyy 2avod, Nauchno-isaledovateltakaya la-
boratoriya.
(CIOSTRIDIUM AGETOBUTTLICUM) (PENTOSE)

- HAKHMOVICH, B., kand.tekhnonauk
Corn instead of flour. NTO 2 no.7:22 JI 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Corn (Maize)) (Synthetic products)

NAKHMANOVIGHpB. (Riga); SHGHEBLYKINA,N. (Riga); KALNINA,V. (Riga); PEWIS,D.(Riga)
Ace-tb~n- tyl fermentation of cornstalk hydro'lyzates obtained by
the Riga method. In Russian. Vestis Latv ak no.3:135-140 160,
(EM IOS7)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyokoy SSR9
problem i kbimii dreveoiny.
(Acetone) (Butyl alcohol)
Institut lesokhozyayotvennykh
(Fermentation) (Gorn(Maize))
4

---
HAKHMANOVICH,B.(Riga); SHCHEBLYKINA,N.(Riga)
---
Study of hydrolyzates of agricultural plant refuse in acetone-
butanol fementation. In Russian. Vestis Latv ak no.5:125-128
160. (EFAI 10:7)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Institut. lesokhozyaystvennykh
problem i khimii drevesiny.
(Fermentation) (Plants) (Acetone) (Butyl alcohol)

FAKHMANOVICH. B.M.; SHCHEBLYKINA, N.A.
Use of raw vegetable wastes in the production of solvents.
Spirt.prom. 26 no-1:31-33 160. (MIRA 13:6)
(Tegetables) (DokBhukino-- Solvents)
I.,.

UROVMMD, V.L.- HAXNANOVICH, B.H.; SEITMICH, V.V.
Theor7 of the continuouB acetone - but;rl alcohol fermentation.
Spirt.prom. 26 no.6-.6-9 160. (MM 13:11)
(Fermentation)

HAUDWOVICH, B.M.; SHCHIBLMNA, N.A.
Fermentatiou of calcium salts of acetic and butyric acids by
Clostridium acotdbutrlicum. Mikrobiologila 29 no.l.,67-72
jarip-16o. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Dokshuklullkiy zavod, Nauchno-imeledovatellskaya laboratoriya.
OLOSTRIDIUM metab.
(ACETATES metab. )
(BUTTRAVIS metab.)

YAROVENKOp V.L.,- UKIIM~~~ SHCHEBLYKINp N.F.; SENKETICH, V.V.
Study of continuous acetone-butyl fermentation caused by
Clostridium acetobutylicum. Mikrobiologiia 29 no. 42581-586
n-Ag l6o. (MIRA 13:10)
1, Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut spirtovoy
promyshlennosti.
(CLOSTRIDIUM ACETOBUTYLIGUM) ,

5.3500

AUTHORS: Nakhm.--inovLch, B. M., Shcheblykina, 1-1. A.
TITLE; Brief' Comitainle-ation.,i. The 8tudy of' Chemical
Compooition of' Cobs of' S)eveval '34)ecle,3 of' Covii.,
as Pentosan Containing Raw Matevial
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prlkladnoy Ichimli, l()60, Vol Mr- ;~Y
pp 482-11811 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present work the chemical compoGition of'
15 differcnt npecies oC corn cob, cultivated un(ler
the same soil and climatic conditiono, was -itudie(t.
Corn cobs containing a great amount of hydvolyzed
polyssachavide are valuable Industrial raw
There are 2 tables; an(i 6 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Sc ientif ic -Research Laboratory of Doksliukinsk Acet-one
Plant (Natichno-issledovatellskaya laboratovi,llra.
Dokshukinskogo atsetonovogo zavoda)
SUBMITTED-. July 29, 1959
Card 1/3

Brief Communications. The Study of' 77667
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Chemical CompmAtion of' Cobc of' Several
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Brief Communication.s. The Stud4y of
Chemical Compooition of Colbz7~ of Several
f
C01-11, ;1,; till',
Raw M".-tterial
Table 1. Analysis of several ---pecle~3 of* ~- -o:,n col'.,
a) T,,Pe of corn; (h) 11101i3ture,
kased on glucose); (d) difficultly hyd,~,o)y:~ed
011 glucosfl; ~e~ tot-aijeasil, and (lifficii1t1y
hy f pento anes; pent-osnneo
on ponto:,,e) h cellulosc: total 1-111,1.0io-en
content.
., (J) ".1oh content; Oc uvoill.c. -IcId".,; (1)
difference betweon pentoses and hydi-olyzai,Ie
material; (m) amount of cobo (in % ba2ed on corn
ears); (n) Local white ,eed co*rn; (o) cabar-(Iine
white "zubovidnaya"; (p) VIR-25; (q) rxaGnociav 1/4'7,;
(r) Cabardine 5/56; (s) CabardIne Y/56; (t)
Cabardine 81/56; (v) K2zhF2; (w) Drieprovsk 3; (Y.)
Dneprovsk -5/%; (y) Dnaprovsk 56; (z) Uspekh;
(aa) Collective, (bb) Sterling-Dneprovsk.
Card 313

-NAMIfffl_OJUM#-,ILM..;~-SENKEVICH v V.V. j YAROVENKO p V*L.
Use of butyl bacteria for the fermentation of nonodible raw materW.
Spirtoprome 27 no,2:22-25 161, (MIRA 14t2)
(Fermentation)

LIPS11ITSj V.V-j NAlqU4ANOVICH. B.M.: SENKYWICH, V.V.; MLINICHENKO, L.A.
Fermentation of peaose-hezose hydrolysates of vegetable wastes
in a mixture with molasses by butylic bacteria. Mikrobiologiia
3(~ no.2:323-327 MrAp 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Institut, mikrobiologii AN USSRy 'Kiyev 1,11ahchno-issledavatell-
skaya laboratoriya Dokshukinskogo atsetonovogo zavoda.
(ACETONE) (BACTERIA)

YAROVENIKO, V.L.; NAKHMANOVICH, B.M.; SEWEVICH, V.V.; SHCHEBLYKIN, N.P.
Continuous acetone-butyl fermentation with an extended b~atterj
charging cycle. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh. 2:98-104 162.
(KRA 15:5)
1. TSentrallnvy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut spirtovoy i
likerovodochnoy promyshlennosti.
(Fermentation) (Acetone) (Butil)

NAKHMA.N,OVICHP Boris Markovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; PETUKHOVA, I.T.,
red.; BARGI, T.M., tekhn. red.
(Preparation of solvents from corncobs) Poluchenie rastvo-
ritelei iz kukuruznoi kocheryzhki. Nallchik, Kabardino-
Balkarskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1963. 53 P. (MIRA 16:10)
(Solvents) (Corncobs)

-AAMMOVIIH) B.11.
Determining fermenting sugars in beet-sugar Molasses- SPirt-Proz.
29 no.2:29-31 163. (KW 16:3)
J.' Dokshukinskiy atsetonoMyy 2avad.
(molasses) (Sugars-Analysis)

SHCHEBLYKIN,
N.P.; NAKHMANOVIGHp B.M.
Complete utilization of raw materialn in the Doksbuk-ino Acetone
Plant. Spirt. prom. 29 no.7:27-31 163. (MIPA 16;12)
1, Dokshukinskiy atsetonovyy zavod,

NAKHMANOVICH, B.M.; LIPSHITS, V.V.; PAVLOVICH, L.A.
Fermentation of vegetable waste hydrolyaates mixed with
molasses by Glostridium acetobuflicum. Prikl. biokhim. i
-i obiol. 1-no.-,6,.,635-639 N-D-165. (MIRA 18:.U)
1. Institut mikrobiologii i virusologii AN UkrSSR. Submitted
July lit 1965.

NAKIDIANOVICIIJ. YAN'TE1110) V.I.-, N.P.
Maintaning sterile- i", ccnLlnuouss
fem.entation. Ferm. i rpirt.-yrcri. 31, '65.
(IMMA 18:8)
1. Vsesoyuznry lnstLtuL fermentrioy i
sp-irto-%roy promyshlennesti- I,for Naknmanovich,, Yarovenko).
2. Dokshukinskiy atsetcric-butd--lovy-y zFAvod (f6i, Shcheblyl-in).

--,Vft I-y4:Q - "I -~ I-
" `.- 7- IF-- -., / w-I
GERLSIMOV, A.; ILMMNOVIOR, M,
4uceassfully complete bond paymanta. Fin.SSSR 16 no.4:41-43 Ap 155.
(Bonds) (MLRA 8:3)

SHINEV, I.S., kand.ekonomichaskikh nauk; NAKHMANOVICH, M.B., starshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik I- ----------
Efficient administration of forestry and lumbering in the sparsely
wooded regions of the country. Trudy TSNIIM no.32:3-38 162.
(NIRA 15:5)
(Forests and forestry)

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N&Ph) with 25 cc, of 03 N N&011- [,he complete metligid of asurlytis and a no. of
tables allowing the fraults Of elpts. arr given. V. H, lJAJXQW
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i~ sucrose. The control expl. (with no air blown through (be
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40'
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, :
to 4,17v and the CA, salts tticreaved from 0.015 to 0.445%. -
for 2. 4. 8. 10 and 24 bell. with periodic juldn. of Ca(011). The color Increased. During manuf. the prt*rxe a( the
ovess
for rebtablishirwct of Initial talky. showed that the P air during beating of the Llk. volits. of sucrose may be
the
g
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-1-1 -7
USSR/ Organic Chemistry - Naturally occuring substances E-3
and their synthetic analogs
Ab~ Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 4, 1957, 1l814
Author Nakhmanovich M.I., Bermnn S.L.
Inst _V6i&ida-iWi~_Y_iii;t'itute
Title Enolization of Lactose in the Presence of Alkali (Communication 3)-
Orig Pub Tr. Vologod. molochn. in-ta, 1955, No 13, 193-201
Abstract For a comparison of the capacity of different sugars to yield the eno-
lie form, which may serve aa a characteristic of their relative stabi-
lity, experiments were carried out on heating lactose (I) in the pre-
sence of alkali, at temperatures close to 1000, and for lenghts of ti-
me iip to one minute. It was found that I has a high capacity for eno-
lization which is..probably connected with a more ready transition of
I to the oxo-form, and consequently a higher reactivity, as well as
:kith its biological significance and conversion to lactulose. To 10
ml of 0.25 M solution of I is added dry CaO torLJO-5 N concentration,
and the slurry is placed Into a glycerol bath (16fl. Within 3o-4o
seconds the temperature of the solution reaches 95-980, and heating
Card 1/3

USSR/ Organic Chemistry - Naturally occuring substances E-3
and their synthetic analogs
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 4, 1957, 11814
I at 5PO with NaOff, as a result of neutralization the % of enols is
Tecreased from 41.2 to 11.7 within 1 hour, and from 28.4 to 5.9%
within 2 hours.
Card 3/3

KAKHKANOVICH Mark Illich, prof., doktor tekhn.na-uk-; MMrKOTA, L.S.,
. red.; FIREMIT, . .so tekhn.red.
(Reactions of monosaccharideal Reaktaii monosakharidoy.
KoBkva, Pishchepr=i2dst. 1960. 168 p. (mim 14:3)
(Monosaacharides)

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67 // go Elli/E485
AUTHORS: Temkin, M.I., Nakhmanovich, M.L., Morozov, N.M.
TITLEt Kinetics and mechanism of isotope exchange and'gas
reacting on the surface of solids
PERIODICALt Kinetika i kataliz, v.2, no-5, 1961, 722-726
TEXTt Use~of isotopes as tracer atoms permits direct
observation of the different stages in a catalysed reaction.
The objeet of the present work was to illustrate, with simple
examplesi the relation between the kinetics of reactions on the
surface of solids and the kinetics of isotope-exchange processes.
The simplest heterogeneous catalysed'reaction can be written as
1. A + X + (I)
2. B + (I) ---)Y +
(2)
where A and' B are reactants, X and Y reactIon products,
( ) is a vacant site on the surface ar.d (]:) a chemisorbed
intermediate particle. Addition gives the overall reaction
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Elll 485
Kinetics and mechanism
The cases considered are those of the reaction of water-gas,
on a magnetite catalyst at 400 'to 500*C9 the reaction of carbon
with C02, the Isotope exchange by oxygen or carbon between
carbon mono- and dioxide, the exchange of deuterium between water
vapours and hydrogen, All these reactions can be considered
particular cases of a general equation. If the adsorbed
intermediate obeys the Langmuir isotherm this equation is
KIPAH2PB "' m-IPXx-2PY
X1PA ' '-lpX ' '2PB ' H-2py
(19)
14V
where w is the rate of the reaction, xl the rate constant of
the first stage in the forwar-d direction, )t-j that in the
reverse direction (x2 and R-2 .- same for the se-rond stage),,
PA the partial presnure of A (or the product of their partial
pressures if several substances participate, and so on), If the
intermediate compound adsorption follows a logarithmi,: isotherm,
then
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Kinetics and mechanism ... Eln/E485
n "01PAPR X*_ tp'(""02PY
sinom (X*1PA+XL1PY)'(XL1PX+X*1P1S)' (20)
xo
Here I is the value of Ul at the greatest adsorption energy
of the intermediate compound, and so on; a is the proportionality
coefficient between the change in the adsorption energy and the
activation energy; f is the ratio of the adsorption-6nergy
change range to RT. Both equations correspond to steady-state
conditions. Eq.(20) is supported by some experimental data at
medium degrees of surface coverage by the,intermediate compound
(e.g. Ref.4: V.A.Yevropin, N.V.Kullkova, DI.I.Temkin, Zh. fiz.
khirnii, V-30, 1956, 348). The allthors report unpublished work
on the reaction HDO + H2 Zt 11D + 1120 in a flow system with water
containing 2.2 or 2.5 atomic % deuterium. Since
PHDO