SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARANEK, A. - BARANETSKIY, S. F.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R000103430002-8
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 9, 2000
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENCEAB

S/284/63/000/003/002/004
Machine tool novelties at the 23rd International Fair... A004/A126
matic with five cross slides and three turrethead spindles; Model
MS-FY 41 ver-
tical milling automatic with program control for machining components
of intricate
shape. This automatic machine tool operates accordirL'~, to a program
recorded on a
magnetic tape. The high machining accuracy of this machine is
achieved by means of
non-tolerance screws for the displacement of slides, table and tool
head. Also the
Soviet model.8 5232 and 525-V semi-autome 'cic gear milling machined
were noted; more.
over, machine tools of firms of the R~sderal German Republic for the
machining of
bevel Esears.with helical tee'th wo:re exhibited, as well az machine
tools for the
lapping of bevel gears, and an.automated hydraulic machine for
the.hardening of
gear teeth ensuring optimum rperation conditions without deformation
of the tedt1j.
Special machine tools for -the repair and reconditioning of worn
machine parts were
shown at the Fair. There tire 12 figures.
B. Xhizh
[Abstracter's note: Comple*L'4 translation)
Card 2/2

V=-
S/275/63/000/002/019/032
D405/D301
'AUTHOR: Bar
Devices Zor ultrasonic cleaning
T I TIZE
13ERIODICAL: Referativnyyzhurnal, Elektronika i eye primeneniye,~
13 (Przegl. kolejow~
no. 2, 1963, 17, abstract 2VIC
me chan. , - v j, 13, no, 81 1961, 227-230 (Polish))
ng
TIMT: General defails are]"given on the ultrasonic-cleani
process. The possibility is indicated for simultaneously scrubbing':
.,both sides of sheets (pipes).by exciting in them resonance ultra-
sonic vibrations of high intbnsity._-.The dependence vf the amplitude
of ultrasorde.vibrations of a sheet. ~on the angle of irradiation is
plotted. 26 method is described for scrubbing orifices and hollows
_3 tter (2-3 rcv/min) about an
in components, with rotation of -the In
axis normal, to the direction of propagation of the ultrasound; t1his:
pemits obtaining the most conveniciit migle of irradiation. A setup
is shox-m schematically, designed for the scrubbing of mounted ball.
and needle bearings, of brake, c0mn nts, of electrical equipment,
T
pi

S/275
/63/000/002/010,i/032
evices
for ultrasonic cleaning
D405/D301
-and channels, of carburetors and pipe-
of components x ith small holes
'I'lles of internal-combustion engines, etc. The setup consists of a
5-1a.7 geimrator (of 22-25 kc frequency) and of a washing bath. The
_-!.`9enerator is fixed under the bottom.of the bath. The bath is
equip-
-ped vrith two actuating scrows. along - which the basket with the
com-
--ponents to be scrubbed moves; the'baslw-t rotates at the same time
in the work.J."ng liquid. The lattcr'vflows successively through a
vessel with trichloroethylene, a precipitator, a centrifugal pump
and a filte.'.. The optimal temperature of the vorking liquid is
-.%'proviided by a heater which is thermostatically controlled. On
leav-7
Ing the zone of vibration, the basket Idth the component is addition-
ry-i
-,-ally, washed~by the filtered:, working'. liquid. The last stage of
d
.ding the component and of reT~O-Ang the,grease is described in
details
The parts tbius cleaned are prepared-for subsequent galvanization,
metallization etc..,The upper part.1of the bath is equipped with
cooling pipes for condensing,~tbe trichloroethylene vapor and for
re-use,, The setup is
equipp6d~',edth a control panel. An auto-
,I. mati6 device-'for ultrasonic,:. scrubbI ng is shown schematically.
PhotographsFare-shown of. ~the~ externs al view of- setups for
ultrasonic;
7

BARANEK , A..
iT-ec~hnical conditions for quiet running passer. ~er
cars. Przegl kolej
mechan 11 no.12:289-293 D 164.
1. Central Designing Office, Poznan.

BARAMM, J.; DYTRYCH, 2.
,kgalnot the revision of science. Cook. psycLiat'. 55
no-1:1-3 Yeb 59.
3, Katedra dialektickeho a historickeho materialiamm
filoooficko-
historicke fakulty Ka- azele
,
(SCIENCI
revision,of Balance (CZ))
p

BA
Sturovo.. the railroad transferstation of the Czechoslovak
and
H=g&r:IBm railroads. Zel dop tech 11 no.9tZ70-P-71 v63.

BARANEK, Jan,, inz.
q
The Bratislava railvay junction. Zel dop tech 20
t2e.8:242--,W 162,;

77
Fie (t)
0102 56 SOURCE CODE., CZ/6634765 71600/003/0207/0-209 f
i
FAUTH(RE: &ucka. Milan (Engizqeer; Candidate of sciences),* Rara:iek
Jiri gine
_~EnZ eri
:7, ~-
-In-titute NHKG, Ostrava,- Kuncice' kumny a
and Materials Testing_ a ('VYZ
zkuse"bni ustav-NHKG)
~,TITLE: Determination of the basicity of steel slag, and of FeO
content by measuring
the he at of reaction
SOURCE: Hutnicke listY, fio--3, 19650 207-209,
TOPIC! TAGS: steel, slag, heat of reaction, iron compound, thermistor
ABSTR~CT. ositi, the
The im
portance of the slag comp on is discussed. The speee. of
I ana
deterTdnation is important for produation control. Authors' method
for fasw lysis
based on the heat of reaction is described. The method uses a
thermistor recorder;
the a:pparatus designed for the method, and the method of operating
it are described,
The calibration curve for the determination of basicity is discussed;
accuracy is
about 1.554. The ferrous compounds-are oxidized,to ferric by hydrogen
peroxide or
dichromate. Best- results were obtained with a 30% solution of the
peroxide. As
the method gives 5 - 15% lower results, preparation of a correction
table is
described. The total time of analysis is only 2-3 minutes. Orig. art.
has:
5 figureso [JFRS1
SUB CODE: 110 20 SUH4 DATE:* none VORIG REF: 001 GTH REF: 001
I -Card - -1

MOUCKA. Milan, inz.; Anz.,
X-ray spectrum analysis of metallurgic powder
materials. Pt. 3.
Hut listy 18 no. 12:885-887 D 63.
1. Vyzkumny ustav., Nova hut Klementa Gottwalsa,
Ostrava-
Kuncice.

BARANENKO, A. A.: Master lied Sci (diss) -- "rhe role
of bronchography and
.........................
tomography in the diagnosis of silicosis". Khar'kov,
1958. 12 pp (Khar'kov
lied Inst), 200 copies (KL, No 6, 1959, 142)

SERENKO, A.S.. STANISLAVSKIY, Ya.M., KHAZAN, G.L.,
XHIZENYAKOVA, L.N.,
OSBTDISKIY, T.G., PROTESLWO, G.A., BARAIMNKO, A.A..,
MARCHENKO, N.I.
XOTSYUBBHKO, V.K., NESTRUGINA, Z.F., KHRURENKO,.A.B.,
PYKHTINA. O.N.
KRYLOVA, V.K., KOCHKINA, V.N. (KhPrIkov).
Hygienic working conditions and the development of
pneymoconiosis
among workers in iron ore sintering plants. Gig.truda i
prof.2ab.
2 no.2:17-20 Mr-Ap'58. (MIRA 11:6)
1 Ukrainskiy UAuchno-iseledovntallskiy Inatitut
gigiyeny truda
I profzabolevaniy.
(LUNGS-,DUST DISBASHS)
(IRON AND STEIL WORKERS-DISPIASES AND HYGIM)

STANISLAVSKIT, Ya.M., starshiy nauchuyy sotrudnik;
BARMNKO,
NBSTRUGINA, Z.F.; MINSICATA, L.N. (KharikDVY--~-1-
Pheumoconlosis in foundry workars. Vrach.delo
no.7:725-727 JI 159.
(MIRA 12tl2)
1. Klinlka Ukralnekogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo
instituta giglyarq
trada i professionallnykh siabolevanty (nauchnyy
rukovoditell - prof.
S.D Reyzellmu).
iLUNGS--DUST DISEASES) (YOUNDING-HYGIENIC ASPECTS)

BURLACMIKO, P.A., prof.; BARANENKO A.A.
Work of the Kharkov Province Scientific Society of
Roentgens-
logists and Radiologists for 1960~1962:. Vestn.
rentgen. i
radiol. 38 no.406 Tl-Ag'63 (IUM 17 z2)

BARANENKO, G.S., dots.
Graphical methods in calculating the strength of
machinery
Joints. Sud.sil.ust. nolAOI-107 161. (MMA 15:7)
1. Odezskoye vyssheye inzhenernoye morskoye
uchillshchp.
(Marine engineering)

SARA MKO I.
Women's councils in J"ustrial enterprises and on
collective farms.
Sov.profsoiuzy 6 no. 11:61-62 8 038. (KIRA 11:10)
1. Sekretarl oblastnogo sovets profsoyuzov.
(Works councils)
(Women--Jmployment)

GLADUNGHIK,
A.(Balgorod);KASHIRTSEV,B.(Blagovesbebensk);IIARANMO.I.(g
'.Staitno)
First steps of new councils. RTO no.1.141 Mr '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
I..,Predsedatel' oblastnogo soveta
nauchno-tekbnicbeskikb obabcbe-
stv(for Gladuncbik). 2. Oblen Amurskogo oblaatnogo
soveta'nauchno-
~elchnicb6skikh 6abchadtv (for Kasbintsev). 3.-Chlen
oblastnogo
soveta nauchno-tekhnichookikh obsbchestv (for:Baranenko).
(Te6bnical sbcietles)

BARAMNKO, I.
-
Labor productivity Is growing. Bov.m-rofsoiuz7 7
no.9:48
YT '5 9. 04IRA 12:8)
1. Sekretarl Stalinskogo obisovprofa.
(Stalin Province-Labor productivity)

DrADU, I. - BARANBNKO. I.
k__7
For the shortest workd&7 in the world.
Sov.profsoiuzy 16
no.10:24-27 MY 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Predeedatell Stalinskogo sovets, narodnogo
khozyaystva (for
Dyadyk). 2. Sakretarl Stalinskogo oblastnogo
Boveta profsoyuzov
(for Baraneuko).
(Stalino Province-Hours of labor)

L 22720-66 EW-r (d-) /T/F . . . . . . Tin r,
-Kc-c--N-R -,-"6 00 2 94 3 SOURCE CODE:
WOW-
6illyavi-v. I.
UT 1ORQ1, 'Barmenkoo~J!i ---te!~ovp i, ';~~-Via
ORGi none
4
TITLE-, Key-aotuated device for Betting and automatic decoding of
information. Clase
42t No- 177173
SOURCE: Byalleten' izobreteniy i tovainykh miakov, no. 24, 1965,
106-107
TOPIC TAGSs information processingi punched paper tape, punched card/
ALGOL-60
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a key-actuated device for
setting and
automatic decoding of information written in symbols of the
algorithmic language
ALGOL-60. The device contains a key fieldf a codert a memory unitt
and a control unit,
To use the device with any punch and to eliminate subjective operator
errors, the
device contains a mode setting unit and dump of the memory, control
and blocking
registers (see Fig. 1). The mode settixg unit is connected to the
register dump units
and the.blocking unit. The register dump unit is also connected to
the control unit,
and the blocking unit is conneoted to a distributor. The outputs of
the register dump
unit are connected to the inputs of the memory register dump. The
output of the block-
ing unit is connected to the input ofthe control unit$ and the
outputs of the
distributor are connected to the corresponding register inputs.
Card 1/2 UDC: 681,142

s/196/62/000/014/031/o46
E194/E155
AUTHOR: Baranenko e.
TITLE. Modern methods of chemical analysis and determination
of the calorific value of natural gas
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.14, 1962, 8. abstract 14 G 46. (Tr. Gos.-Vaes. in-t
po proyektir. i nauchno-issled. rabotam
Yuzhgiprotsement, no.2, 1961, 109-12Y~
TEXT: The. cement Industry Is a large consumer Qf *natural gas,
using 1.5 milliard (i.e. billion) cubic metres in 1958. in 1965
the consumption should increase to 11, and in 197.0 to about 18
milliard (billion) cubic metres. By 1965 this.will be 77%, and by'
1970 91%, of all the fuel consumed by the cement industry. It is
necessary to analyse natural gas and to determine its calorific
value. In some cases diurnal variations in calorific value reached
+ 200 kilocalories/m3 (at n.t7p.). Various types of gas
calorimeter are considered.' I!, the thermal laboratories of
Yuzhgiprotsement, naturol gas is burned in a self-sealing
Card 1/2

Modern methods of chemical analysis... s/196/62/000/014/03i/o46
E194/E155
calorimeter bomb type CK9 -52 (SKB-52), produced by-, .
Fizpriborl
works no.2 in Kirov, and the calorific value is determined to an
accuracy of 20 kcal/m3 (at n.t.p.). Widespread introduction of
this calorimeter is recommended. Gas analyser type 6TV1 -2
(VTI-2) manufactured by the 'Laborpribor' Works in Kline is
recommended for composition analysis. For routine ana:lysis of
Shebalinsk and other natural gases, the Gazoanaliticheskaya
laboratoriya Ukrainskogo filiala VNIIGAZ (Gas Analysis Laboratory
of the Ukrainian Branch of VNIIGAZ) recommends a somewhat
modified design of laboratory chromatograph type XA -2,-l
(KhL-2M)
developed by the Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
(All-Union Scien tific Research Institute) po pererabotke nefti i
gaze i polucheniyu iskusstvennogo zhidkogo topliva (for oil and
Gas Refining and Production of Synthetic Liquid Fuel) (VNIINP),
19 references,
~Abztractorfs notes Complete translation$
Card 2/2

BARAISM:O S,,Ye,
Quantitative r1pt-embiation of freo sulfuric, acid in
ahmimm
,alfv.te and ahudyrm pc.taqsium .91imis. Zav.lab~ 28
no.L-.414
: 62, (!,MZA -15:5)
1, Up-,0'RoVq-kiy zpavod zubov--%f~hebnykh uaterialov
i
Ukrai-nskiy --Cilia-! Vsesoy,-,zbc)gc
nauchro-issledovatel'skogo
5-miti 02~ta pri-Todpyk-h gazov,
i,A-wmirrim p!,ts,-,5ium stilfate)

LE9 B.; URWCHEYEV9 F A*- BARANENKU S.Yee; NOVIKOVA, Ye.F.;
BUKRARAYEV4 R.G.;
LAMANOVA,~I.A.: 611finuffiviRRY4.4 v-
condensate fields of the Ukrainian SSR. Repart No.ls Averaged
condensate of the-Shebelinka field. Izv. AN SSSR Ser.khim.
no.10i
1809-1816 o 163. (MRA 17:3)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii AN SSSR, Kazan' i Vsesoy-uznyy
nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut gaza, Khartkov.
Determination of the individual W-rocarbon composition of gas

SOURCE* Ref. ~-.h. Khimtya, Abf. 6GI341
]AMBOR: Ba-ranenka S. Ye.: Krivosheyeva, V. 1.
TITLE: Trilonometrtc (compleximetric) method for the quzintitotive
detcrmlr:Ation
of hydroBan aulfidt in natural) casinghead and other Baims
TI -1T ca r,n e d as I comp I x !me t r i c t i t r a t i cm c r: dri
IX.I. a - C
ht-~! Was
.,-a, ~,k~ u~ Or "'xT
13S -5F IC Id Cbrnine dark- ~1 I ue ir. an
absorpticri ve6sel is suggested (to replace the Drexci
the absctvLlon ct' and the titrrtinn of e,;cess Cd*"t' (nT,. t - t i
C. Mi. Ole Fi;;; tc bc
Ile.
CO'd 1/2

2 5791-6- 51;
ACCESSION NR: AR4040349
si!ccessi-~e absorptiion vessels, each containing 50 ml of c,adnium
acet3te solution
10 g C.-c t C?, ~COC? a nc~ I -,n1 CH3COOH per iiter), at a race
1- er, T. zt (--.I) -..ne:q s ki rn v. t,:i eam---r i
chrome cji;ry.-~-iur
ur
a n Ei go u sv f~ yI p6i4z le c
resul t8 c, fthe todometric and
Car d 2/ 2

BAP",NKO$P S.yo.
UG-,:i hYd~rau*,i.-!-,,, In-dirlomater. Ilefit'. i ghn.prom.
no.D66-67 Ta-Mr
(hff RA l6: 8)

URAnMO,j,A,_(Dnepropetrovsk); KATAGAROV, F.K.
(Dnepropetrovsk)
Observation of Lyrids in Dnepropetrovsk in 1960.
Astron.tsir.
no.213:26-28 Jl '60* (MIRA 14:1)
(Meteors-4pril)

~JIARUMO, V.A. (Dnepropetrovsk); KATAGAROV, F.K.
(Dnepropetrovsk)
Observations of a fireball in Dnepropetrovsk.
Astron.tsir. no.213:
28 JI 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(meteors--may)

Q~!~~~ffAGAROVq F*K*
Observation-. of lunar woultatione of stars in
Dnepropetrovek,
Aatronotoire no*213:28-29 Jl 160* (MIRA 14:1)
1. Vizuallno-opticheekaya stantoiyal Dnepropetrovsk.
(Oocultations)

BARAUMO* V.A.; BOGUDLOV, A.M,; KATAGAROV, F.K.; NCGENKO,
Yu.A.
Observations of fireballs in Dnepropetrovsk. Astron.tair.
no.218:16-17 F f6l. (MA 14:7)
1. Dnepropetrovskaya vizuallno-optichbakaya stantsiya.
(Meteors)

BARANENKO V.A.j KATAGAROV, F.K.
Observations of lunar occultations of stars.
Astron.tair.
no.22200-31 My 161. (MM 1514)
1. Dnepropetrovskaya sivuallno-optieheskaya stantsiya.
(Oooultations)

BARANENKO, V.A.; MATAGAROV, F.K.
Observations of lunar occultations of stars in
Dnepropetrovsk.
Astron.tair. no.224s34-35 Ag 161. (KMA 16s1)
L. Dnepropetrovskaya vizuallno-opticheskay~
stantaiya.
(Occultations)

BARABHKO. V.A.
Observation of the partial lunfir eclipes of August 26p 1961.
Astron.taire
no.231:14-15 N 162. (NIRA 16`4)
1. Dnepropetroveiiy gosudarstvennn unimpitet,'siantsiya
lokuostvennykh
sputnikov Zemli.
(Eolipses, Lunar-1961) -

BAR-A-NENK0 V-A,
DEMOVA, N.1e.; CHIKARENK0, A.L.
Observations of lunar occulationB of Uranus and stare in
Dnepropetrovsk.
Astron.tsir. no.231:27-8 X 162. (MIM 16&41)
la Dnepropetrovskiy gosudarstvennyy univeroitet.
(Occulatione)

RARANIPI~D, V.A.; XATAGAROVv F.K.
Obeervations of Jupiter in 1960. Biu2. VAGO no.
31:44, 0 162
(MIRA 16:4~
1, Kharikavokoye otdeleniye Voesoyusnogo
astronomo-goodemi-
cheiskogo obehabestva, (Jupiter)

BARANENXO. V.A.; DEMIDOVA, X.Ye.; CRIKARENKO, A.L.
Observations of lunar occultations of stars in
Dnepropetrovsk. BILL
Inst.teor.astron. 9 no.8:581-582 164.
(MIRA 17::i2)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy universitet.

BARANENKO.,, Ar
Jupiter in the autumn of 1962. Biul. VAGO no.35-.40-43 164.
(MIRA ISU)
1. Kharllcovskoye otdoleniye Vsesoyuznogo
astronomo-g--odezicheskogo
obahchestva.

ZAYTSIV, I.L. I BAP409 -fw--aJL p radaktor; KAVARIN.
&A., redaktor;
GORYACW-w-%-v6fe9 redaktori TUMAPXM, N.A.,
tekbnichaskly
r6daktor
[Course In higher mathematics for technical schools)
Kura vyasihsi
matematiki dlia tekbnikumov. Pod reds
G.B.Baranankova. Hooky&, Gose
izd-vo tokbniko-isoret. lit-ry, 1954. 336 p.
[Microfilm] (MIRA 8:3)
(09ometry' Analytic) (Calculus, Differential)
(Calculus, Integral)

SAVCHUK, Petr Hironovich;JMUNINKOVI G.S., redaktor;
RAZUMOVSKAYA. A.P.&
redaktor; GAVRILOV. B.S., taTEm-lefteslay redaktor
[A collection of problems in higher mathematics for
technical schools]
Bbornik zadach po vysbhei matematike dlia tekhnikumov.
P6d-red. G.S.
Baranenkova. Moskva. Oos. izd-vo
tek~niko-teoret.'Iit-ry, '~'456. 132 p.
NathematicB-Troblems, exercises, etc.) 9:12)

ZATTSIV, Ivan lazarevich; I~AIA'ffl loll G 8
redaktor; KAVERIN, N.A.,
ii ': TUMARXIRA, N.A.. takhniche-
redaktor; GMTACH&TA. M.H., r.
skiy redaktor
I
[A 'course in higaer mathematics for technical
schools] Kure vyashei
-zatepatiki dlia tokhaikumov. Pod red.
G.S.Baraneakova. 12d. 2-os,
ispr. Moskva, Goa. iscl-vo tekhniko-teoret. lit-ry,
1956. 340 p.
(Mathematics) (KRA 9 -8)

UGAROVA, N,A.,, red.;
ZATTMff , Ivan Lwmrsvloh; -j4 ~,W-114 Zzw",
AEUAXOT, S*N,,. tokhn. rode
[Cmso In higher mathomtios for tachnicml schoolol
rurs Yrsobal
mtematiki dlis takimik=oy, Pbd red*' W.S,
Samnoutova. Isd4l 3-,
perer, Kookva, Goo, Isd-va fisiko-matenatichookol
lit-ry,, 1958.
372 p. (MIRL 11:10)
(Nathemtice)

16(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2061
Baranerikov, G. S., Boris Pavlovich Demidovich,,4f. A.
Yefimenko, S. M.
Kogan, G. L. Lunts, Ye. F. Porshneva, Ye. P. Sycheva, S. V.
Frolov, R. Ya.
Shostak, and A. R. Yanpollskly
Zadachi i uprazhneniya po matematicheskomu analizu dlya
vtuzo'Y- (Problems
and Exercises in Mathematical Analysis for Vtuzes) Moscow,
Fizmatgiz,
1959. 472 p. 40,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page)t Boris Pavlovich Demidovich; Tech. Ed.t K.
F. Brudno;
Ed. (Inside book)i N. A. Ugarova.
PURPOSE: This book is approved by the USSR Ministry of
Higher Education as
a textbook for students of vtuzes, especially
correspondence students and
evening students specializing in mechanical engineering. It
may also be
used for independent study.
Card 1/10

Problems and Exercises in Mathematical (Cont.) SOV/2061
COVERAGE: The book is a collection of 3193 problems din
higher mathematics
(excluding analytic geometry) arranged'in systematic
order for vtuzes.
At the beginning of each chapter a short theoretical
introduction, neces-
sary formulas, and solutions of more important typical
problems are given.
Answers are given for all problems/and for the more
complicated ones
hints and drawings are provided, making the book more
useful to correspon-
dence students. The authors give special attention to the
more important
parts of the subject, such as, calculation of limits,
differentiation and
integration technique, construction of graphs,
application of differen-
tial and integral calculus, series, and solution of
differential equations.
Chapters covering these subjects, therefore contain more
problems than
the others. The authors thank Docent S. N. Kuzlmin,
Docent Ye.A. Lubny-
Gertsyk, instructors N. V. Sakharov, G. V. Tolstova, and
L Z. Yudelevichj
Professor A. P. Yushkevich, Docent 1. N. Bronshteyn, Ye.
A. Soboleva, the
Moskovskiy energeticheskiy institut (Moscow Institute of
Energetits)
Vsesoyuznyy zaochnyy inzhenerno-stroitellnyy insitut
(All-Union Civil
Engineering Correspondence Institute), Docent R. S.
Guter, and N. A.
Ugarova, editor of Fizmatgiz, for help in preparing the
book. There
are no references.
Card 2/10

Problems and Exercises in Mathematical (Cont.)
TABLE OF CDNTENTSi
Preface
Ch. 1. Introduction to Analysis
1. Concept of a function
2. Graphs of elementary functions
3. Limits
4. Infinitesimals and infinitely large values
5. Continuity of functions
Ch. II. Differentiation of Functions
1. Direct computation of derivatives
2. Table of differentiation formulas
3. Derivatives of functions not clearly defined
4. Geomettic and mechanical applications of a derivative
5. Derivatives of higher orders
6. Differentials of the first and higher orders
7. Mean value theorems
8. Taylor's formula
9. Hospital-Bernoulli rule for evaluating indeterminate
forms
SOV/2061
7
9
9
20
31
34
40
40
44
54
58
64
68
72
73
75
Card 3Ao

Problems and Exercises in Mathematical (Cont.) SOV/2061
Ch. 111. Extrema of Functions

and Geometric Applications of a
Derivative
79
1.
Extrema of a
function of
one argument
79
2.
Direction of
concavity.
Reflection points
87
3.
Asymptotes

89
4.
Constructing
the graphs
of functions by characteristic points
91
5.
Differential
of an arc.
Curvature
97
Ch. IV.
The Indefinite Integral
102
1.
Direct integration
102
2.
Method of substitutions
10B
3.
Integration by parts
ill
4.
Simplest integrals containing quadratic trinomials
113
5.
Integration of rational functions
116
6.
Integration of certain
irrational functions
120
7.
Integration of trigonometric
functions
123
B.
Integration of hyperbolic functions
128
9.
Application of trigonometric and hyperbolic substitutions
for com-

puting integrals of the form R('x,-V-ax-27"+ ~bx4 c
) dx, where

R is a rational function
129
Card 4/10

Problems and Exercises in Mathematical (Cont.) SOV/2061
10.
Integration of various transcendental functions
130
11.
Application of "reduction formulas"
131
12.
Miscellaneous
examples of integration
131
Ch. V.
The Definite Integral
133
1.
The definite integral as the limit of a sum
133
2.
Computing
definite integrals by means of indefinite integrals
135
3.
Improper integrals
138
4.
Substitution of variable in a
definite integral
l41
5.
Integration by parts
144
6.
Mean value
theorem
145
7.
Areas of plane figures
147
8~
Length of an arc of a
curve
153
9.
Volume of solids
155
10.
Area of a surface of
revolution
160
11.
Moments. Centroids. Guldenus' theorems
162
12.
Applications of definite integrals to the solution of
physical

problems
166
Card 5/10

Problems and Exercises in Mathematical (Cont.) SOV/2061
Ch. VI.
Functions of Several Variables
172
1.
Fundamental
concepts
172
2.
Continuity
175
3.
Partial derivatives
177
4.
Total
differential of a function
179
5.
Differentiation of composite
functions
182
6.
Derivative in a given direction and gradient
of a function
185
7.
Derivatives and differentials of higher
orders
188
8.
Integration of total differentials
193
9.
Differentiation of implicit functions
195
10.
Substitution of
variables
202
11.
Tangential plane and normal to a surface
207
12.
Taylor's formula for a function of several variables
210
13.
Extreme of a function of several variables
210
14.
Problems
on finding the greatest and least values of functions
216
15.
Singular points of plane curves
219
16.
Envelope
221
17.
Length of
an arc of a space curve
222
18.
Vector-function of a scalar
argument
223
19.
The moving trihedral of a space curve
226
20.
Curvature and torsion of a space curve
230
Card 6/10

Problems and Exercises in Mathematical (Cont.) SOV/2061
Ch. VII. Multiple and Line Integrals

233
1.
Double integrals in
rectanqular coordinates
233
2.
Substitution of variables in a
double integral
239
3.
Calculating areas
242
4.
Calculating volumes
244
5.
Calculating the areas of surfaces
246
6.
Applications of
the double integral to mechanics
247
7.
Triple integrals'
248
8.
Improper integrals dependingon parameter. Improper multiple
integrals
255
9.
Line integrals
259
10.
Surface integrals
269
11.
Ostrogradskiy-Gauss formula
271
12.
Elements of field theory
2773
VIII. Series

277
1.
Numerical series
277
2.
Series of functions
288
3.
Taylor series
29.5
4.
Fourier series
301
Card 7/10

Problems and Exercises In Mathematical (Cont.) SOV/2061
Ch. ~.X.
Differential Equations
306
1.
Verifying solutions.
Formation of differential equations of fami-

lies of curves.
Initial conditions
306
2.
Differential equations of the first
order
308
3.
Differential equations of the first order with
separable variables.

Orthogonal trajectories
310
4.
Homogeneous
differential equations of the first order
314
5.
Linear
differential equations of the first order. Bernoulli

equations
315
6.
Exact differential equations. Integrating
factor
318
7.
Differential equations of the first order not
solved with respect

to the derivative
320
8.
Clairaut and
Lagrange equations
322
9.
Miscellaneous exercises on
differential equations of the first order
324
10.
Differential
equations of higher orders
329
11.
Linear differential
equations
332
12.
Linear differential equations of the second
order with constant

coefficients
334
13.
Linear differential
equations with constant coefficients of order

higher than
second
340
Card 840

Problems and Exercises in Mathematical (Cont.) SOV/2061

14.
Euler's equations
341
15. Systems of differential equations
342
16. Integration of differential equations by means of power
series
344
17. Problems on Fourier's method
346
Ch. X.
Approximate Computations
350
1. Operations on approximate
numbers
350
2. Integration of functions
355
3. Computing the real
roots of equations
359
4. Numerical integration of functions
365
5. Numerical integration of ordinary differential equations
368
6. Approximate computation of Fourier coefficients
376
Answers
378
Appendixest
460
I. Greek Alphabet
460
Card 9/10

Problems and Exercises in Mathematical (Cont.) SOV/2061
II. Certain Constants 460
III. Inverse Values, Powers, Roots, Logarithms 461
IV. Trigonometric Functions 463
V. Exponential, Hyperbolic, and Trigonometric Functions 464
VI. Certain Curves 465
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 10/10 LK/lsb
B-26-59

KO, V
BARAMKOV G.S.4 DRIIDOVICH9 B.P.; ;XF OA*; KOGANp S.M.;
LUNTSp
G.L.; PORSEIRVAp YeoFe; SYCHftAp Ye.P.; FROIDV, S.V.;
SHOSTAXt
R.7a.; YANPOLISKUP A.R.'- UGAROVA, N.A.9 red.;
9-IOLYANSKIYg M.L.9
te
red.; BRUDNOP K.F. -khn. red.
(Problems and exercises in mathematical ana4sis for shools
of
higher education) Zadachi i uprachneniia, po
-:natematicheskoru ana-
lizu Oda vtuzov.-Izd.2.v ispr. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo fiziko-
matem. lit-ryq 1961. 472 p. -- WU 14:8)
(Mathematical analyai*.-ProblemB, exercisesp etc*)

ZAYTSEV, Ivan Lazarevich; red.; KOPYLOVA, AA, red.;
T. Sh. , tekba. . red.
(Course 1#1higher nathematics for technical schools]
Kure
vysshei matematik-i dlia tekhnikumov. Izdg5. Moskva,
Fizmat-
giz, 1962. 416 p. (MI RA 16: 8)
(Mathematics)

BARANE!NKER& DEMIDOVICH, B.P.; YEFIMUKO, V.A.;
KOGAN, S.M.;
t
L S, G.L.; PORSHNEVA, Ye.F.; SrCHEVA, Ye.P.;
FROIDV,
S.V.; SHOSTAK, R.Ta.; TANPOLISKIY, A.R.; BAYEVAp
A.F., red.;
BRUDNO, K.F., tekhn. red.
(Problems and exercises in mathematical analysis]
Zadachi i
uprashneniia po matematicheskomu analizu dlia
vtuzov. Pod
red. B.P.Domidovicha. lzd.4., ispr. Moskva,
Fitmazgiz, 1963~
472 P. I (MIRA 16:10)
(Mathematical analyeis-Probleso, exercises, ate.)

ZAYTSEV, Ivan Lazarevich, BARANENKOV, G.S.,
red.; BAYEVA, A.P.,
red.
[Elements of higher mathematics for technical
schools]
Elementy vysshei matematiki dlia tekhnikumov.
Izd.7.$
perer. Moskva, Nauka, 1964. 422 p. (MIRA
17:10)

POLYAKOV, A.A., prof.; BARANENKOV, M.A., aspirant
I-, ~ -
Measures of veterinary hygiene.against listerellosis.
Vetarinariia. 40 no.6:70-73 Je 163. (MIRA 111:1)
1. Vsesoyuzriyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
veterinarnoy
sanitarii.

BAROTMOV, M.A.p kand.veterin.nauk
Disinfection of hc--ge skins during listeriosis.
Veterinarila
41 no.3:92-94 Mr 165. (MIRA 1814)
1. Grodnenakiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut.

Peri&ieal t Priroda 44/7, 118 - 3-19, Jul 1955
Abstraot j An account is given of catching, in the Barents sea,
se-teral sp3cimens
of a f4sh Imown under the Latin scientific name of jaralenis,
1.
kr8yeri, which wab pmviously not '.mo-.m to inhabit such northerly
wa-
ters. Some facts are also presented as to the nature of food sources
of this fish. Mistration.
Institution :
Submitted :

BARAMKOVA, A.S.( ERMLINA. M.S.: YUDANOV', I.G.
Distribution of larvRe of the sea-porch of the genus Sabastes in
the Norwegian Sea.-BOk1.AR SSSR Ill no.2.-489-4go N'156.
(MIRA 10.11)
I.r Polyarnyy nauchno-Issledovatellekly institut morskogo
rvbnogo
khosqaystva i okeanografii. Predstavleno akademikom Ys.N.
Pavlovskim.
(Norwegian S6a--Perch)

BARUE NKOVA, A. S. (1-irs.)
"Some Information on the Distribution of Sebastes,"
paper presented at the 45th meeting of the Intl. Council
for the FA-ploration
of the Sea, Bergen, Norway, 305ept to 8 Oct 57.
Trans - A-3,09B,403, 12 Feb 58

BARaWKdVi, A. S.
PrellrAnary data on the count of young codfiehea (Ckidus
morbu.- morhua
and Gadus aeglefirms) in the Barents Sea. Timdy Harm. biol.
sta. 3:
149-158 '57. (MIRA 11t2')
(Barents Sea-Godfich)

VA

ALTTHCR
BARANENKOVA A.S. FA - 3379
T1TIZ
-Dita on the Distribution of
Sea Parches of the Genus Hobastes.

(Materialy k raspredelenlyu
morskikh okuney roda Seba-ste-TsT.-
F91IODICAL
Uoklady Akademli Nauk
SSbpVol 113,Nr 2,pp 468-471 M.U.S. -)

Received 6/1957 Reviewed b/1957
ABSTRACT
In 1956 in spring the Polar ScientJfic and Ressarch
Institute for Marine

fish Sconomy and Oceanography in Murmansk (PINHO
- Palayrnyy naucuno-iss-

ledovateltakiy institut morakogo rybnogo
khozyayata i okeanografii) car-

ried out a series of.investigation3
on t he trawler "Rossiya" in the We-

stern part of the Barents Sea
and in tht:eastern part of the Norwegian Sea

between the Bear Island
and the Lofoten.dpecial attention was paid to tne

fishing area of
Koptyov, namely in that part where in April.,Vay the sea-

perch
Sebastes marinus ("perch with beak" of fisherman) flocks, together

in
great numbe . By the e investigations new particulars on the distri-

bution of profitable and nonprofitable fishes were acquired, Apart
from

the specimens common in the northeast of the Atlantic- Sebastes
marinus

marinus 8,marinus menttfilla and 3.viviparus speciemens
sea-percn

which :Var-i-e-d-fr-o-m--t-h-e--me-n~Moned forms -were
caught in the area of the ka-
A4
lang Bank on the northwest coast of
Norwey.On their lower jaw they haa a

humpy bone appendix, smaller
than in the case of S.a.mentella though more
FR
distinctly developed
than in the case of :j.m.marinus. txter-n-al~y uey we-
:$Lr,
re
similar to tha latter form. They were founa only once more in the
Ba-
AVj
rents-Sea. In charts ana schedul9s this form is denoted aa
:sl.sp. Tne di-
C;ar Card 1/2
stribution of sea-perch in the different
seasons is not tne same. The chai

- BAR&0=U._A_S.+ BARSUKOV, V.V.; POITORARM0. I.YA.;
SYSOYINA, T.K.;
KHOMINA, N. S.
Morphological characteristics,
volf fishes (Anarchichas lupus
Steenstrup et Hallgrimsson) in
no.8:1i86-1200 A& 160.
distribution, and feeding of young
1., A.minor Olafsen, A.latifrous
the Barents Sea. iool.'zhur. 39
(MIRA 13: 8)
1. Polar Institute of Marine Fisheries and Oceanography,
Murmansk,
and Zoological Institute of the U.S.S.R. Academy, of
Sciences, Uningrad.
(Barents Sea-Wolf fish)

I RARAHMOVA, A.S.; PONOMARENKO, V.P*; SEBFd3RYAKM,
V.P.
The skate Raja opinioauda Jensen in the Barents Sea.
Vop.
ikht. 2 no.1:18-24 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Polyarnyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy i proyektnyy
institut
morskogo rybnogo khozyRystva, i okeanografti (PIMO),
Murmansk.
(BAREETS SEA--SKATES (FISHES))

MUROMOVA, R.S.; AFANASIYEVA, I.N.~, uchastiye:_BARANKOVA L.M.
Pb3yamides based on amino acids of the cyclohexane series.
Part 1:,Polyamides based on cis- and trans-isomers of
4-aminocyclohe-Vlacetic acid. Vysokom. soad. 5 no.10: 6
1467 0 163. (MTRA 17-. li-
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauclino-issiedovateliskiy I proyektnyy
institut azotnoy pronyshlennosti i produktov ----dnicheskoggo
sinteza.

BAIPiKENKOVA TAG_.(~-_',qqkva)
Cholesterol xanthomatous pericarditis. Arkh. Pat.
no.7455-58
164- fMI-H-4 18:7)
1. Laboratoriya patolog-iii starosti (zav. -
deystvitellnyy chlen
AMN SSSP -prC, T.V T I -
f. Darydovsk-!V) ntituta morfolgii cheloveka
(direktor - chlem"korr,espondent AMN SSsR A.P.Avtsyn)
AMN, SSSR.

t! i-,-A 1',Itscu , C~..
G. General method for calculatirn of then-.cdyra!-,.ic
parar,.et~.!rs in
p~ c cesses of tl--e flowing. of Cases under variatle ccndl
tions.Q
'V01. 5, I~o. 2, Jcn./June 10,515.
STULII 51 Cnic-"'TAR! 1.z EINEFICE;,Tick. .
TLMILMY
Eucuresti'v Romania
So: East European Acc~!ssion, Vol. 5, No. 5, May 1956

BARAMESCU, G.
BAMIJESCU) G. General definition of the concept of a
molecule. p. 227
Vol. 5, No. 1/2, Jan./June 1955
STLTDII SI CLRCL'TARI DE ENIRGETICA
Bucuresti, RLmonia
So: East -,uropean Accession, Vol. 5, No. 5, May 1956

BARA14ESCU, G.
Extension of the validity of the equation pVy-
=consto P, 331- STUDII SI
CERCETARI DE ENERGMCA. Bucuresti.
VO. 5. no. -1 4, July/ Dec. 1955.
I/
SOURCE:.East European Accessions List, (EEAL),
Library .)f Congress,
Vol. 5, No. U, November, 19560

BARANESCU, 0.
Determination of optimum moments for control of valves of
internal-combustion
engines. p. 381. STUDII SI CERCETARI DE ENERGETICA. Bucuresti.
Vol. 5, no. 3/4, July/Dec. 1955.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List, (EEAL), Library of
Congres3.
. Vol. 5, No. 11, November, 1956.

BARA NMCU, G.
Com-outation of the real cycle four-stroke enrines with
compression icnit-Ion
L
and direct injection. In English. P-307.
REVUE DIELECTROTECHNIQUE ET DIENUIGIETIQUE. JOURINAL
01, EIECTROTECHNICS AILM
EiMC-ETICS. (Acade!-Ida Republicii Populare Romine.
Institutul de Energetica)
Bucuresti, Rumania
Vol. 3, no. 2, 1958.
Mlonthly list of Eastern European Accession Index
(EI]AI) W vol. 8;, N'o. 11
Noveviber 155 9
Uncl.

BARAIMSOU, G.
A method of simplifying the computation of combustion
under variable
working conditions. P- 309-
kaudemia Republicii Populare Romine. Inatitutul de
Energetica.
STUDII SI CEIICEMI DE ENMGETICA. Bucuresti, Runenia.
Vol. 8.
no. 2, 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions MAI) 2Z, Vol.
8, no, 7.
July 1959-
Uncl.

13aranescu, G.
TECH140U)GY
Periodical FTUDII SI CERCETARI DE EWGETICI, Vol.
B.; No. 3, 1958
Baranescu., G.; Injection law in feeding systems
provided with pumps
driven by elastic delivering. P. 367.
Monthly List of East Europ6an Accessions (FYAI)
1Z. Vol. 8., No.
-ma:!,- 1959, Unclass.

p

:o, Tfie, interpratitition of some thgmpfteunle quqnfities.

+ Lit Acpd. rep
0 Ware flemige. ASI. enmrl,
-
,
-
-
-
,
~p

j

054-
Silt
et(
e7mriii.
6
111C Signiticance
C
F
at
W

:nethEvJ of evaluntion of the internal energy aud Oil!

e
Opy are diseusst~d. The
nth, dCtil. Uf energy ChallgeS LIkItS

not require a knowledge vf- the
different forms of inte-rual

llowever,tospecifya property of stattuf a
system,

much as its temp. after u sueceision of changes Including

chtuli~
re-actiolls, it ismcce5sary to know not only the toud,

intenial energy, bat
also its diitributiun. This cuergy can

he exPressed as the sum of a sensible
imertull emrgy, which

is du,., to, 11101, agitation, and a Chem. energy.
Tile natural

referinlec state lor Lr.),',x the internal ~nergv and the
enthalpy

r, i~ tim tellip'of Als, 2cro. Wilt% 5U01 thl'i im'. not

able, it is
ucccsary to ddhiv lhc~v itmc6,uis x%ith r.-sia!cz

Lj ~Walc cob veil tional
Icicle-,Ice sutc. RtIttiol;-i obuizmi

in this inauner live wMit) only i,,i
computational I'll r

S. A. Stzrg,_.

~;N

- BARANESCU G.
On the interpretation-of some quantities in
thermodynamics. Rev
electrotechn energet 4 no.2:333-340 '559. (Ew 10:1)
-(Thermodynamics)

PAPATTSCU, 0.
bome problems related to the utilizable
enerff,. p. IF'
STUDIT SI CERC'TTIAPI DE F24-TGETICA
Buctircsti, Rumania
Vol 9, no. 2, 1959L
Monthly list of European Accession Index(EEAI)
LC 7o!. &, No. 11
November 1959
Uncl.

BAWESCLT# G.; VASILESCU9 A.C,,
Regulation of the combustion, ending in
internal-combustion engines.
Rev electrotechn energet 5 no.2:367-379 160. (EFAI
10:5)
1. Comite de redactiong Revue d'electrotechnique et
dlenergetique,
secretaire scientifique (for Vasilesou)
(Gas and oil engines)

BARAMCU
Some- prc?ble" in . computing -tho, flow of- the gases
of vai-lable cbmmi-
tion tinder varlOble,conditions. Studii care.energet 11
no.2".283-290
Meril)iu-a--- Comitetului de redactie "Stiidii si
cereetari de
energetic&."

S/262/62/000/022/005/007
E194/E135
AUTHOR: Bgr~nescu, G.
TITLE: Calculations of supercharging by a
turbo-compressor
for four-stroke internal combustion engines
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, otdeltnyy vypusk,
Silovyye
ustanovki, no.22, 1962, 43, abstract 42.22.275.
(Studii *i cercetiiri energ..Acad. RPR, v.11, no'.39
196i, 469-465). (Roumanian: summaries in Russian
and French)
TEXT: A method is given for calculating supercharging of
four-stroke internal combustion engines by a
turbo-compressor.
The method is valid with both variable.and constant
pressure in
the receiver. In the calculations, account is taken of:
the
control of phase distribution; changes in specific heat
with
changes in temperature, Changes in the mixture
composition
resulting from mixing of air with exhaust gases and from
heat
exchange between gases and the cooling fluid are allowed
for.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation
Card 1/1

BARAMESCIT, George
Determinirg principal dimensions of a general
uonnecting rod-
crank mechanism. Studii cerc mec apl 12
-no.6:1293-130) 161.

BARANESCU, George
A generalization of the formulas of harmonic analysis
for the
driving moment produced by the forces of inertia and
weight
in the pieces of the connecting rod-crank mechhnisms
in internal-
combustion engines. Studii core moc apl 11
n0.511193-1219
162.
t~'
1.

I the um in fcui--!:troke roL-,ra with
e r s -'.tudl-' c~m- mei~ &I-I -i6- nc.'
,,,o wa 965 -87
I I-n e T c I ir
r, L'~i~ E%nanlan fica4smy; 1 tit, t

BARAY&S, M. 1.
29162
Effekt-Ivnost' otdalInykh priamor vegetativnogo
razmnozheniya ka--tofelva
Trudy B&-F;hktr. nauch.- tooled. Polevod. ::tnLntnjj, T.
ill, 10,48 .
(Nolon-titul: 1947), a. 346-58.- Biblio.-r! 7, Nazv.
SO: Letopis' Zhuz--allmykh Statey, Vol. 39, Moskva, 1949

BARAMTS, 14. (FoodDsiya)
Repair of the power owitch ixt,the "VEF-Akkord"
radio-phonograph
combination. Radio no.l+:" Ap 163. (MM 16:3)
(Electric switohgear) 4

GOFMSHTM, M.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; KIRILWV, B.S.,
kand.tekhn.nauk;
TXACHEM, V.K., inzh.; GOIATMO, A.I., iazh.; POGORZHELISKIT,
V.I., inzh.; BARAWS, P.D., inzh.; TASHCHEMW, Z.A., inzh.;
Metablishing the most satisfactory conditions for rolling on
blooming mills with increased load on the main driving
motor.
Izv. vys. ucheb. sav.; chern. met. no-3:91-101 Mr 158.
(NM 11:5)
1.Zhdanovski7 metallurgicheskiy institut i zavocl
"Azovetall".
(Rol'AAng mills-Blectric driving)

~Xchxnjli r.- a1, Ctlow and ativisvin tba gm4 d~~~

anit-

PJIOCJ`I-OC.H,,, th 70-70.5'. d. TOM, 06 1.4370, arid:
U
ary arid terdary skobabi. V. N.
nicun WtB with se=d
29.4,o 11. 1.%opro"yraethylpyfidinium chIcnde
and

,
tt.Nma N. K. B=ne an. T&
COH gave ijo~PrOCIIOCAfr, 1- 71 d~-

. . . . . . . . . .
7-
;
t

--J3U, 40.6~ and z1% kke,
0
y
Q
iw- . I
Ujiftf. Aluxt.
CO)~CII:. tin 77--9.5% 4.0
WOB, jV 1.39&1. UA cmd Me3--

M-5; Ball. Acad. Sci. U,S.S.R., Dip, Chm, M. 1955.
COll in 17 hni,
at 120' gave (MriC0),C[I,, 4SI Ver

-T
WY7-T2(l3nzI. transluticyn), cf. CA. 40, 45M.--Quateluary
COCH.OCRAfrC&III3, it 128-g-, d,, ~ _W1. 00 1
-ON.
ammonium salts cGndj. the ROCHI wroup met with second-
and 43.1%
111. 1 and trr.-ArzOll in 30 hrs. at IT-1.51
ary and t ertiary alcz.
with fro-mation ol formals. Thus,cyrio-
alive 11 and
C,11,,OCHOC_kfr.E,*, 1,.~ i 19 5 -1,, 17 _17,
hexylo3yinrthylpyridiniurn chloride (D,20.64 g.) and 13-47
09103,
rj,' 1.445:1, in comhawil ,I 2W (,~~i
A 11~, 6 h,l~ at 1W, ga'e lb
4. (COI.,O)'CII,
CH "J'00i'Cl
G
bm 227L~--&)-, d.0- 0.9716, mr, 1.470. Jec-aztYloll-
. M.
methylgridinium chInrlar (Ila) andser-ectyl ale. gave 40%
*
d
0
8419
II
CTA
O
M
b
f
Application of the Ball resrdon 9 ==L&_nhkIa. I
-7,6-ivio)
sawn and AJP (Univ
ShiSLbA
~
-
, %
ft
)_Cf
2l
1?
(C#
u
3 (
),
s
1.4322. 1 und MeRtCHOH save 24.9% (AfeFiCHOWHS,
.
.
g
Ap
eharm. 59U. (Japan) 2,341--(l 1'.
'
b,, GU.&-60.8', d. 0.8472, nir 1.4124, 5-2.9% MeEtCHOCHr
eJ ca.,
C.A. 42, 8916f) fur oxidiz~ing pulyrne a1cs. in 1,
t,.0
bn O.W-16. PIP 1.402, and ' 2.27p
With uctivated Mnot to unsatd.
aidehydes was Lipplied to
U.
12i:di."PrONguvcl8.4%(i5iD-nONCHs.51-.2itiso-
anamitic alo. with the
following re-valts (alz., reactimi,

temp., reactiun time in firs.,
anti % 'yield and m.p. Lf tht

stmicatba2one of the curre-sponding
aldrlyde girca); Ph-

CHiOR, 22-,35', 2. 70, 215-16',
3,4-CHOC41LCIIi0lI.

35*, 1. 65, 1777% 2-11OColliCH.011, 2W, 3 1 60,
224% fur-

furyL 19--20* '35 ' 40 190-2% 3-pyridyl, 21 6, 1.5,50.21&-
4-pyi~;I, 3, 60, 213-16', W. T. S~
_77 MA
7~
-b

. 11 % i 1, 1 . ''. .,

BAp,ANETSKAyA, N. K., Cand Chem Sci -- (diss) "On
the reactions of qua-
ternary anmonie, salts with certain nucleophilic
reagents.* MOB, LFub
House Acad Sci USSR v 1955. 11 pp (Acad Sei USSR,
Inst of Elexento-
7
organic Compounds), 120 copies (KL, 16-50, 116)
- 12 -

62-58-3-19/30
AUTHORSt
Kursanov, D. N. , Baranetskaya, N. K.
TITLE:
r-Benzylpyridine-N-Cyclopentadienyli(f6
(y-benzilpiridiniy-

-N-tsiklopentadiyenilid)
PERIODICALz
Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR,Otdelent,~ Khimicheskikh Nauk

1958, Nr 3, PP. 362 - 363 (USSR)
a
ABSTRACT:
Three representatives of a new class of bipolar
compounds

(which contain a negatively charged
oyclopentadienyl group)

were already earlier described by
the authors. It was now

interesting to synthesize the
above-mentioned compound,

where (in contrast to the ilide)
the ammonia nitrogen is di-

Tectly connected with the
negatively charged group. On that

occasion the same method
was employed which Lloyd and Smizum

employed in the
synthesis of piperidine-cyclopentadienylide.

The compound
synthesized by the authors of this report pos-

sesses all
properties similar to the ilides (see the diagram

on
absorption in the ultraviolet spectral region. There are
Card 1/2
11 figure and 5 references, 2 of whicb are Soviet.

62-58-3-19/30
T-Benzylpyridine-N-Cycloper.tadienylide
ASSOCIATIONs Institut elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy
Akademii nauk
SSSR
(Institute :tr mmmbalv- organic Compounds AS USSR)
0
SUBMITTED: October 12, 1957
Card 2/2

K URSArOV v D. F. BAR MTSKM 0 N K PAPMES9 Mi.
Reactions of cyclopentadienylides. Izv. All' SSSR.
Otd, khimf
nauk no. 1;140-1" Ja 161. (I-mul 141--))
1. Institut elementoorganichaskikh soyedineniy ~Tl
ELS",
(Cyclopentadiene)

KURSANOV, D.N.; BARANETSKAYA, N.K.
vr~
Structure of N-benzyl pyridiniuaIi 1 1 , 19020~- Izv. AN
SSSR.
.71--
Otd.khim.nauk no.9:1703-1?04 S (MIRA 14:9)
l.- Institut eleinentoorganicheskikh soyedineniy P11
SSSR.
(Pyridinium compounds)

PARNESO Z. N,; BARANMKAYA N K - KMANOV, D. N.
Relation be*wretm trietbyl axonium fluoborate
and bydrids-
ion donors. Izv. AN SSSR Otd. khIm. nauk
no.121-2238-2240
D 962, (MIRA 3-6:1)
1. Institut elementoorganicheakikh soyedineniy
AN SSSR.
(ozonium compounds) (Hydrides)

KURSANOV, D.N.; SETKINA, V-N.; BAR-AWITSKAYA., N.F,.~
DVORYANT3EVA, G.G.,-
I WITERIKOVA, R.B. ..... --
Isotopic e-