SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOLF, L.A. - VOL/F, M.B.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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ACCESSION NR.
679
AUTHOR- Vol'f L. A. Meos A. 1.
TITTI: A method for pmducing an electron exchanger based on polyyjnyl alcohol
f lbers/ Class 39, No. 170681
izobreteniy 1 tovarr. kh znakov, no. 9, 19b5, 70
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TOPTC TAGS: msin, polyvfIny! ne
inorganic acid, catalysis
static -apacity ~v ising orthophosptioric aciu
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AUTHOR: Meos, A. Vollf,'L. A.; Kirilenko, Yu. Kr(_~
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TITLE: Chemical treatment method for poly(vinyl %alcohol)~ Class 29,_No. IT-1876:
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh zaakov, no. 16, 1965, 64
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl alcohol, organic semicMdug&gX semiconducting polymer,
dehydration
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a chemical treatment method
for poly(vinyl alcohol) involving dehydration on hcating in an inert medium. To
impart water resistance, thermal stability, semiconducting and other special
properties to poly(vinyl al6ohol) end products, the'dehydration-io'carried out
in a heteroge!ieous medium with dehydrating agents such as. acid salts of alkali-
metals or benzenesulfonic acid.
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Imparting ant-lbacteria2 rxoperties to fibers. Tekst. prom.
25 no.8t9-11 Ag 165. (MIRFLA 18:9)
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MEOS, I I., doktor tekhn. nauk; _VQLIFI L.A., kand. k1jim. nauk;
UPPID, A.E., red.
[flew synthetic fibers; production of fibers from polyvinyl
alcohol] Iqovye sinteticheskie volokna; proizvodstvo vo-
lokon iz polivinilovogo spirta. Lenini,rad, Lenizz4at,1965.
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ACC NR: AP60034U (A) SOURCE C01Z 3 UR/0190/66/008/001/0065/0068
AUTHORSt Burinskiy, S. A,j Vollf, L, A*; Hwal, A. I.
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ORGi Leningrad Institute or Textile and Light Industry
(Leninaridskiy inatltUt E-armt1l'boy I lej6y prM"bJLenL____,
In. S, M.
TITLE: Electron e re sod an by
xchangs 4E2MI-conl~ftbdng fibers
SOURCE: VyookomolokulyarrWye, soyedittenlyap Y. 8, no.j. 1966, 65-68
TOPIC TAGSt polymero copolymerp graft copolymer,, polycondensation, phenolic
plastict phenolformaldehyde, synthetic; fiber
ABSTRACT: A method for the production of electron-exchange fibers by the graft
copolycondensation of polyhydroxyl phenols and formaldehyde with hydroiwl-
containing fibers vas developed. The experimental procedure followed here was
similar to that described by R. Tsereza (Blok-1 privityye sopolyzery, Izd. Mtry
H.j 1964). The experimental results are tabulated. It was found that the redox
capacity of the fibers was 1,5 to 4 mg - equiv/g, From structure studien of,the
graft polymeraq it is concluded that the polymer chains are partially cross-
linked. The redox Xibers were found to possess a considerable resistanm to acid
and alkalies. Orlg.",.art. has; 1 table.
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ACC NRt
APW25618 ~~U~GE CODE: UR/04,13/66/OW/013/0075/0075
I'11VEhTORS: Vollf., L. A. Meos, A. I.; Inkina, S.* A*
ORG: none
TITLE: A method for obtaining ion-exchanging fibers and fabrics. Class 391 11o.
183375
SOMCE: Izobrateniya, pronVshlennyyo obraztay, tovarnyyo znaki, no. Up 1966p 75
TOPIC TAGS: ion exchange, fiber, fabric, polyvinyl, alcoholy aldehyde
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a method for obtainJng ion-exchanging
fibers and fabrics by acotalyzing with aldehydes the fibers and fabrics based on
polyvin7l alcohol. To obt.).in ion-oxchanging matorialsp aldehydos containing wnino
groupG or pyrridone cycles are used as aldehydon. Tho dootylyzod haloid product is
then alkylated and treated with a base,
SUB CODE: U/ SUBM DATE: 1ADec61
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1A ---UDC: 661.183.12:677,494,744,72:677,862.22

BURDISK17, S.A.; VOLIF, L.A.; MEOS, A.I.
Electrop, exchangers tased on hydrox,-l- containirg. Vya0kG'l-"--. seeds
8 no. 1t65-68 Ja 066 (MM 19'.1)
1. Leningradskly Institlit teleWllnoy I legkoy promyshlamosti
imeni Kirova. Submitted February I'l, 1965,

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SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/005/005~ 015,
IWENTOR: Mleos , A. I., Vollf, L. A.; Kirilenko, Yu. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method for the chemical treatment of 2oly(vinyl alcohol). Class 29, No.173876j'
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 5, 1966, 154
TOPIC TAGS: organic semiconductor, semiconducting polymer, poly-vinyl alcobol, heat
resistant polymer, water resistant polymer
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a chemical treatment method for
poly(vinyl alcohol) and end-products from it, involy.~ng dehydration on heating in an
inert medium. To impart water- and heat-resistance~-and semiconducting/3 and other
special properties to the poly(vinyl -~-l-c6~o-l-Y--~-nd--products,--,I~~yd~-at-ion is carried
out in a boiling solvent with acid salts of alkali metals or benzenesulfonic acid-.
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AP6015649 '(A
CODE!' UR/0413/66/000/009/0059/0059
INVE NTOR: Kirilenko, Yu. K. ; Vol' f, L. A.; Meos, A. 1.
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ORG: none
TITLE: Method for chemical treatment of polyviLiyl alcoholil Class 29, No. 181236
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 9, 1966, 59
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl alcohol, tertiary amine, halogenation, chemical treatment
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued f6ra niethod of chemical ti~eatm ent
of polyvinyl alcohol and its byproducts. T add nonflammability-Kanion- exchange
capabilities,. and antimi robe propertiesV4
dehydrated pplyvinyl alco'hol dr its byproducts
are subjected to halogenation, followed by treatment with a tertiary amine such as a
triethylamine. [Translation] 1
[NT)
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 12Apr65/
Card 1 / 1 is UDC: 678. 744. 72:66. 093. 6. 094. 403

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s(M)IDIPWIT TjP(c) W H
8273 (A) SOURCE CODEs UR/0080/66/039/002/0398/0393
-ALTrHOR:' Mosley 9 G. A.; Vollf, Ir. A.; Moos, A, I..
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ORG% and Light Industry imeni. S. No Kirov (Laningrad-
_L t _~L.Institute of Textile
skiy institut tekstillnoy L legkoy promyAlennosti)
TITLEA.~,,Inflawsabl~4polyvinyl alcohol fibeAbased on the reaction of PYA with'di-
thyltilAftVa and tetramethylal phosphorous chloride
SOME: Zhuiti~$prikladnoy Wait, v. 39, no. 2, 1966, 388-393
C TAG~i h' 154iber, lyviny .#Xc 1, fire, resiptant material LON.,-
fnt pt, d
'MPTRAL-N. Ah-iftflamMab ei polyvinyl alcohol fiber is produced by an initial crosslink-
i ' with H0-CH2:.Nj1;4-1ff1-,dj2-OH (1) and subsequent reaction with (HOCH2)4PC1 (IM (11
lal,prepared by a 60'n'de nsa~_i oii~riact ion of ureafformaldehyde in a molar ratio of 1:24.",
IR,;#eutral or slightly alka' 'A".,sZlution at 60-.7 '00C. In the esterification reac"tiun
Mt*een PVA fil r and (I),-th 1 6r is placedIn a solution of M and-kept at 700C
rbp-136 min"'. - Th'*"Aber is thei"Ohntrifuged (5000 rpm) for 5 min and subsequently heat-
ed~At 155 1600C for B-10 min.~ Thr"',extent of centrifugation affects the degree of ea-
u ficatlon of tbe,fiber. It"was fthind that the greater the extent of centrifugation,
&g,114 The-re
th# waaller the e.of esterifica-elvn sdlting eater bonds are-stable at pH
f" 6-12 but we unstable in.aicid aolu~llbnq*breaking down at pH.equal to 3. In the
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second reaction, the esterified fiber is saturated with an'qqueous solutIon of 10 wt
of PI) and trietba'nolamine (to sustain a neutral solution).at.,700C for 30 min. The
fibrr is then washed and dried in air (13000 for 30 min. Analydtl aee made for nitro-
genN hydroxyl group, and phosphorous content of the fiber. The cr6aqlinked fiber is
found to be stablo In boiling water and other reagents. Containing at-least 2 wt
:'Ph'7'phorous, It Is found to be inflammable. On the basis of the analytica-data, 80%
of-,Jthe resulting fiber is thought to be doubly banded to two nitrogen atoms am in the
fimt fomula above, while 20% appears to be triply bonded as In the second formtila.
Orig. art. has 1 3 figures, I table.
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ACC NR, AP6011223 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/006/0060/0()60
INVENTOR: Meos, A. _ I. ; Vol' f, L A. Kirilenko, Yu. K. Girdyuk, V. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of chemical processing of polyvinyl alcohol~ Class 29, No. 179877
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye %naki, no. 6, 1966, 60
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl alcohol, monomer, acrylonitrile, chemical treatment
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a method of chemical
processing of polyvinyl alcohol. To impart new properties such as a light resistance,~i
dehydrated polyvinyl alcohol and its byproduc'ts are treated with dieno fric-mono-
mers such as an acrylonitrile.1 [Translation) [NT]
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 120ct64/
1/1 at UDC: 677. 494. 744. 72:677. 864. 512. 15:547. 339. 211

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ACC HR: AP6011017 01) SOURCE CODE: UP/0080/66/039/003/0664/0668
'AUTHOR: Pglyanskaya, V. I.; Necs, A. .1 Vol'f, L. A.
ORG: Leningrad In!3titute of the Textile and Li&ht 1p r imeni S. M. Kirov
.(Leningradskiy institut tekstillnoy i legkoy promyshlennosti)
TITLE: Study of esterification of polyvinyl alcohol fibersp with titanixrn tetracblo-i
ride
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy kh-,mii, v. 39, no. 3, 1966, 664-668
TOPIC TAGS: polyvinyl alcohol, titanium compound, synthetic fiber,
ABSTRACT: Ttv, avticl- doqcrition t1w; w1iter
L))~2i~f i ng polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) fiber
with titanium tetrachlori~k~ and tix;iudntlt~ the propertior ot' trit,mium-containing
fibers. Esterifiratirm of FVA fibers with TiClt, is represented as follcws:
TiC), + 11,10 TIOCI, + 211M.
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