SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELENEV, Y. N. - BELENKAYA, M. M.

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BELMMO Yu.N.I.KAWj Ya.M.
Atrophie changes in the genital system of male rats
following
injuries to the hypothalamus. Probl. endok, i gorm. 7
no.l:
3411 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(GENER&TM ORGANS, MALE) (HYPOTHALAMUS)

--;; BELENEV, Yu.F.
New model of a a tereotaxic davioe for small laboratory
animals.
Biul. eksp. biol. i..ped- 51 no.5:116-nS My 1,61. (MM 14 t
8)
1. Iz laboratorii endokrinologil, (zav. - prof. Ya.H.
Kabak) biologo-
pochvennogo fakullteta. (dekmn - prof. N.P.Naumav)
MoskovskoCo ordena
Lenina, gosudarstvonnogo universitets, imeni
H.V.Lomonosova. Predstavlona
deystvitellnym chlenom MN SSSR A,L.Myasnikovym.
(PHYSIOU)GICAL APPARATUS)

MINA, S.Ye,;-IZLM9ffj_)WAjL_
Artificial oryptorchism in rats. Biul.ekop. biol. i mad.
54 no.12994--99 D'62. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Iz Inotituta, morfologii zhivotnykh imeni A.N.Savertsova
AN SSSR I laboratorii andokrinologii Mookovskogo gosudarst-
. vermogo universiteta imeni H.V.Iomonosova, Predstavlena
daystvitellnym eblenom AMP SSSR A.Mabodinskim
(TESTICLE-ABNORMITIES AND 1WORMTrM)

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framwork of an
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SOURCE CODES UR/319T/65/000/002
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AUTHOR: Belenitskaya, 0. A.., TXuremnov# Vo A@ YO
W. &/
OROS Geological Institute, Kola Branch, AN SS_S'R
(Geologi4heWy
institut Kollskogo filiala AN SSSR)
TITLE: Relationship of physical and mechanical properties to
rock
stresses
SOURCES AN EstSSR. Institut fiziki I astronomil. Soyremennyye
dvizheniya zemnoy kory. Recent crustal movements, no. 2, 1965,
344-3501
TOPIC TAGSt rock property, elastic wave propagation,
ultrasonic wave,
geomagnetism, rock stress, rFCr0V1t-S
ABSTRACT: Observations have been carried out on the Kola
Peninsula
to obtain data on the relationship between elasticity,
density, and
magnetic properties and rock stresses in basic rocks
(gabbro-norita)
and in iron quartzites. Elastic.properties were measured with
standard
ultrasonic equipment, and magnetic properties with a
magnetometer,
Results obtained during this study indicate that magnetic and
ultra-
sonic-wave propagation studies can he used not only to
detcypine rock
composition and the size and shape of ore bodies, but also to
determine
crustal areas subjected to deformation. Orig.art.bast 3
figtires.and4 tables.
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BELENITSIM, A.M.
"The Great Central Asian EncyclopopAint of the Eleventh
Gentry,
Al-Blrun, ani Ills Descrir)tion of the
Mineral~!.-tesources of Centi-il Asia,"
Prtrodn, NO. 11, 191,C)

B-t,T,7-,MSKIY, A~ M
"Geologicoraineraloi;ical Trebtise of AvicennB," Izv.
Otd. obshchestv. nauk
All Tad-zhSSR, Do 4. Dp 41-54, 1953
The author translates the troetise on geoloey vnd
mineraloey of the
ffimous Bukhara ccientist Avicenna (Ibn Sina). The
treritise is one of
the divisions of Avicenna's work Book 9f Bealings,
written by him around
1023- 'Zie first part of the treatise is devoted to
problems of geology;
the second, the pioblems of the classificution of
minerals and their for-
mation. (R7.hGeol, No 4, 1955)
Sun. No. 681, 7 Oct 55

BEUMTSILL Aa 0-aw
Preliminary Inforration on the vorks of the Pandshikent
group In
1953. Dokl*AN T&dsb*SSR se.11:17-29 154. (KERA 9:9)
l.Instiftt istorii. arkhoologit I stnografii AN
Tadshiksk*y SSR.
"Rradstavleno daystvitellayn chlenow AN Tadthikskoy SSR,
prof.
A*A.Semenovym.
(Pandshikent-1zeavations (Archeology))

BARTOLID, Vasiliy Vladimirovich; BELRUTSKIY, A.M.. otv.
red.
toma
[Works] Sochineniia. Voskva, flauka. Vol.3. 3.965. 711 P.
(MIRA 19: 1)
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Author A2IenImja, T.
Inst
Title An Objective Method of Analysis of the Stability of
Jellied Marmaladeso
Orig Pub Prur4rsl Potravin., 1955, 6., 1:0 7: 347-349
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PISH09 LeB.; IXAUg A~P*; KARUSEMMI, W, [deceased].
Catalytia dabydragenation of butww to butane over oataWs
obtained
from local rav viateria.1se Ixv, Yost. fil. AN SSSR
noo'ls53-59 157.
(Nm Izs4)
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AUTHORSt Kazanskiy, B. A., 3terligov, 0. D.f 62-11-20/29
Belemiksys., A* Pol KOAdratlyeva, 0. T&.0
Pavlova, P. S.
TITLEs Determination of the Uneaturation of
Isopentane-Isoprene-
Isoamylene Mixtures According to Bromometrio Methods.
(Opredeloniye nepredellaosti izopentan-izopron-
izoamilenovykh smesey bromometricheskini metodami).
PERIODICALs Izvestiya AN SSSR, Otdolenie Xhimicheskikh Nauk,
1957,
Nr 11. pp. 1399-1400 (USSR)
IBSTRACTs Here a relative evaluation of the exactness of the
methods
of bromometrical determination of the unsaturation and the
selection of the most useful method for the analysis of the
isopentane-dehydration oatalysates, is brought. Ixaminin
the bromometrio methods of K. W. Rossamund (reference 119
0. D. Gallpern (reference 2) and Virabyante with artificial
mixtures showed that in dependence of the composition of the
isopentans-isoprone-isomylons mixtures the exactness of the
determination of the total unsaturation according to the
methods of Rosenmund and Gallpern can vary absolutely from
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the

Determination of the Uneaturation of Isopentane-Isopreno-
62-11-20/29
Isoamylene Mixtures According to Bromometric Methods,
exactness of the determination can be raised to
Virabyants' method is useless for these mixtures. It Is
shown that under the conditions for the brominationg which
were investigat-ed, the 2-mothylbutene-i binds sort than
one bromine molecule. There are 4 tables, and 3 references,
1 of which is Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for Organic Chemistry imeni N.
D..ZalinakLy.- of
the AN USSR (Institut orgazioheskoy khimii im. No D.
Zelinskogo Akademli nauk SSSR).
SUBMITTED3 July 5, 1957-
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AUTHORS: Kazanskiy, B.A.. Sterligov, O.D.,
Kondratlyeva, G.Ya.
TITLE: Catalytic dehydrogenation of isopentane
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po khimicheskoy pererabotke
neftyanykh uglevodorodov v poluprodukty dlya sinteza
volokon i plasticheskikh mass. Baku, 1957. Baku,, Izd-
vo AN Azerb.SSR, 1960, 207-218
TEXT: Due to the lack of published information, the
authors investigated the process of dehydrogenation of
isopentane,
which yields as the intermediate product isoamylenes, and, as
the
final product. isoprene, the monomer of synthetic rubber.. The
chrome-alumina catalyst K-544 was used. This catalyst, developed
by M. N. Marushkin of IOKh AN SSSR, proved suitable for dehydro-
genation of n-butane and propanei it is highly active chemically
and has a high mechanical strength. All experiments were
conducted in the following manner: fresh or reactivated catalyst
in portions of 20 CM3 was heated in a quartz tube to the
reaction
temperature in a current of air. The air was then purged by
nitrogen and isopentane was introduced in the tube, The liquid
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reaction products were condensed by cooling with solid carbon
dioxide, noncondensibles were collected in a gasholder, The
unsaturated hydrocarbons in the condensate were estimated
bromometrically by the Rovenmund and Halpern methods, isoprene
was
separately determined by weighing Its adduct with maleic
anhydride
or colorimetrically by the method of R. F. Robey and H,V,Wiese.
The
catalyst was regenerated after each run by passing a current of
air
for one hour at the reaction tenperature. Experiments have shown
that during hourly working cycles in the temperature range 500
to
575,*C and that of space velocities 0.3 to 4.2 hr"l, the
activity
of the catalyst increased with temperature, reaching a maximum
at
5500C, maintained independently of the space velocity in the
range
0.7 to 2.6 hr'.1. Under those conditions the catalysate from
isopentane contained up to 58% of unsaturated hydrocarbons, the
yield of the latter being 45 to 49% on total isopentane and 70
to
90% on the decomposed Isopentane. The productivity of the
catalyst sharply increased with temperature, reaching the
optimumIvalue. about 700 g C5H10 ~/tkhr at 5500C and space
veloLity
2.6 hr- Thus 550*C wits the best operatin.,.
r of this ~.atalyst
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The noncondensible gasw/pflound to consist largely of
hydrogen with
some methane. The liquid products were analysed for tho
individual unsaturated components by means of gas
chromatography
and light scatteringitpresults are given in Table 1.
Analytical
difficulties in the estimation of the unsaturated
compononts by
means of the Raman scattering a Tectra are distuaged, They
&rise
from the fact that the 1640 1cm- line of isoprene is 12
timeft more
intensive than the 1642 cm- line of 3-methylbutene-1. The
masking effect of isoprene is therefore very strong and it
tends
to affect even the 1651 cm-1 line of 2-methylbutene-1. In
the
chemical determination of total unsaturation of the
zatalysate.,
the Rosenmund'method was found to giv* high values while
the
Halpern method gave low values. The correction factors
whl,:h
had to be applied were Oo96 and 1.04 respectively.
Academicians
N.D.Zelinskiy, A.A.Balandin, B.A.Kazanakiy, Corresponding
Member
AS USSR N.I.Shuykin, Yu.G.Mamedaliyev as well as
V.T.Aleksanyan,
Kh.Ster-in of Komissiya po spektroskopii AN SSSR
(Commission on
Spectroscopy AS USSR) and Candidate of Chemical Sciences,
Head of
Gazovaya laboratoriya (Gas Laboratory) of VNIGNI MNP SSSR
are
mentioned in the paper, There are 9 figures, 6 tables and
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4 references: 3 Soviet,-bloc and I non-Soviet--bloc. The
reference V
to an English language publication reads as followa~
Ref.4t Robey R.F,, Wiese H.V. Ana.lyt. Chem,,, 20, 1948, 951,.
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Unsaturated components i
catalysate
% W1W
Table 1,
Fraction 20-
38*
500"
525
5W
Total unsaturation
18.6
41.6
52,2
Isoprene
o.4
1.5
4.2
2-methylbutene-2
10
15
20/25'
2-methylbutene-1
5
15
15/30
3-methylbutene-1
3
3
5/3V"
WThe analysis was carried out before separation of dienes
in the fraction 20-38*.
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AUTHORS: Kazanskiy, B. A.j Member of the AN USSR, 20-4-2o/52
Marughkin, M. N. (Deceased), Sterligov, 0. D., and
Belenlkayaq A. Po
TITLEs
The Catalytic Dehydrogenation of Isopentane

(Kataliticheskaya
degidrogenizatsiya izopentana)
PERIODICAL:
Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol-
117, Nr 4, pp. 619-622 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
From the economical point of
view the use of isopentane is

important for the increased supply of
raw materials to the

production of synthetic caoutchouc. The catalytic
dehydration

of ioopentane to iao-amylenes and of these to isopren

H12
7!~ C5 R10 -4 C5 H.) can be one of the ways of producing
(C

5
isopren* There is only little literature on this subject (refer-

ences
I - 3). So the Juvestigation of this reaction is still

very young. The
second author produced at the institute (see

"Association") an active
alumochrome catalyzer for the de-

hydration of n-butane and propane
which can be employed for

the purpose discussed here. It consists of
(in molar-%%)t

Al 20388, Cr 20 3 91 K20 3* The method of the
dehydrogenation

of ioopentane is described. In the condensate (by
means of
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dry ice) the total unsaturatedness was determined

The Catalytic Dehydrogenation of Isopentane., 20-4-20/59
bromometrioally according to Rosenmund (reference). The
proportion of isopren as to weight was determined by reaction
with maleic aldehyde. The activity of the catalyzer is increas-
ed when'the temperature riaes. It reaches its highest stage
at 5500, The productivity is rapidly increased when the rea-
ction temperature and the supply of raw materials are inalreas-
ed. At 5750 the productivity of the catalyzer decreases
(figure 3) as well as its selectivity as a result of the in-
rea21ng crackSng reaction (figure 1). At the optimal temp-
erature of 550 stability, degree of contaminationg and the
most profitable duration of the working cycle were stated.
The average activity (productivity) per cycle decreases with
the extension of the cycle. Figure 4 shows that the select-
ivity is independent of the degree of contamination. When the
working ptriod lasts for more than 8 hours without inter-
ruption the degree of dehydration falls to almost 1/3 during
the first 4 hours and then remains so without noticeable
changes. After the regeneration the catalyzer co=pletely re-
reaches its initial activity. The contamination is obvioualy
.connected with the disturbance of the catalyzer by deposits
of "coke". When the temperature rises from 500 0 to 5500 the
proportion of total unzaturatedness almost trbles. The concen-
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2-methylbutene-2 almost doubles, of 2-methylbutene-l trebl'-z
whilat the proportion of 3-methylbutene-1 hardly changes.
Within the range of these temperatures 2-methylbutene-2 and 2-
meth.ylbutene-1 prevail whilst the other two substances are
contained in small quantities only. Table 2 shows that one has
to be careful in employing the spectrums of the dispersion of
light combinations to the analysis of the subutapces discussed
here, as the lines of isopren and 3-methylbutene-l overlap.
With small proportions of i9opren already line 1640 cm-
(of 3-methvlbutene-1) but also line !651 cm-1 (of 2-methyl-
butene-1) which leads to sharply increased results for the
last two. There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 4 referencest
3 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONs Institute for Organic Chemistry imeni N. D.
Zelinskiy of the
AN USSR (Institut organicheakoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo
Akademii nauk SSSR)
SUBMITTED: July 22, 1957
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AUTHORS: Kazanskiy, B. A., Sterligov, 0. D., 75-1-23/26
.Belen1kaya, A. P., Kondratlyeva, 0. Ya., Pavlova, P. S.
TITLEt Bronometric Methods of Determining Unsaturated Hydro-
carbons in Isopentane-Isoprene-Isoamylene Mixtures
(Opredeleniye nepredellnosti izopentan - izopren -
izoamilenovykh smesey bromometricheskimi metodami)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Analiticheskoy Khimii, 1958, Vol 13, Nr 1, pp
134-141,
(USSR1
ABSTRACT: In the catalytic dehydrogenation of isopentane a
mixture of
5 components forms - the initial product, 3 isopentenes and
isoprene. The quantitative relation of the components depends
on the reaction conditions. In the present paper the relia-
bility of the three bromimetric methods - accordine to
Rosenmund (Reference 3)9 Gallpern (Reference 5) and Vyrabiants
(Reference 6) is examined. This control was investigated in
pure C -hydrocarbons and also in various artificial mixtures
of iso;entane with isopentenes and isoprene shich differed in
the number of components and also in their concentration. It'
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75-1-23/26
BromO:zetric Methods of Determining Unsaturated Hydrocarbons
in Isopentane-
Isoprene-Isoamylene Mixtures
suitable for an analysis of such mixtures, because the error
assumes different values and attains up to 7 - a %
(absolute).
The results obtained according to Rosenmund and Gallpern conv
firm the fact that the accuracy of the determination of
double
bonds depends on the structure of the hydrocarbons and on the
composition of the mixture: 2-methyl-butene(2) and 3-methyl-
butene(l) without difficulty absorb 1 bromine molecule on
bromination, 2-methyl-butene(l) and isoprene consume more
than I bromine molecule and therefore yield too high results,
relative to a double bondl in the determination a,,.cording
to
Rosenmund and Gallpern. The analysis of mixtures with 3 or 4
components, but without isoprene, showed an average absolute
error of the determination of the olefines of + I %. On addi-
tion of isoprene to the mixtures with 3 compor;e-nts the ab-
solute error increases to + 3 %. The analysis of mixtures
with
5 components showed that the absolute error in the case of an
isoprene content up to 20 % in the method according to Rosen-
mund on the average amounts to + 3 % and according to the
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Bromometric Methods of Determining Unsaturated Hydrocarbons
in Iso-
pentane-Isoprene-Isoamylene Mixtures
determination of the total number of double bonds in
mixtures of 5 components according to both methods has a
systematic nature, it can be taken into account by the intro-
duction of a corresponding coefficient (in the case of an
iaoprene content up to 20 %). It was shown that the values
for the total number of double bonds which were once de-
termined according to Rosenmund and once according to
Gallpern practically coincide after the introduction of a
correction coefficient. As the method of bromination only
makes possible a sum determination for alkenes and dienes,
the content of monoolefines can only be determined from the
difference between the total number of double bonds and the
content of dienes. In the present case an appropriate cor-
rection which takes into account the content of isoprene must
therefore be applied to the bromimetria results for determin-
ing the content of isopentenes. For the determination of iso-
prene the photometric method according to Robey and Wiese
(Reference 17) was employed which is well applicable in the
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The average

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Bromometric Method of Determining Unsaturated Hydrocarbons in
Isopentane-Isoprene-Isoamylene Mixtures
error of this determination is less than 1 % (absolute).
Determination takes 1 1/2 hours, which time can be shortened
in series determinations to 20 minutes for one
determina.tion.
When the ooncentration of isoprene in isopentane-isoprone-
isopentene mixtures has been determined in this manner, the
content of isopentenes (P) can be calculated according to the
formula P - a.Pl-b. P is the found total number of double
bonds in the mixture, b is the concentration of isoprene in
the mixture and a is the correction coefficient. In the
method
according to Rosenmund a - 0996 and in the method according
to Gallpern a = 1,04. All performed tests are exactly de-
scribed. During the elaboration of this method a short
article by Timofeyeva and collaborators (Reference 18) on the
same problem was published. In this article a correction co-
efficient is introduced in the final formula of the calcul-
ation which only takes into account the error produced by the
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Bromometrio Methods of Determining Unsaturated Hydrocarbons in
Isopentane-Isoprene-Isoam.vlene Mixtures
There are 1 figuret 5 tables, and 21 references, 15 of
which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONs Institute for Orgaalo Chemistry im. N.D. Zelinskiy,
AS USSR,
Moscow (Institut organicheekoy khimii im.
N.D.Zelinakogo AN SSSR, Moskva)
SUBMITTEDa April 8, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Hydrocarbons - Determination
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1, 4 OD A057/A129
AUTHORSs Puzitskiyq K.V., Sterligovg O.D., Belen'kays., A.P., Eydua,
Y&.T.
TITLEa Preparation of oarboxylio aoil oeters from amylene mixtures
PERIODICALs Zhurnal Prikladnoy Xhimii, 7 34, no 2, 19611, 366-369
TEXT: Carboxylio a~j:~d methyl esters were obtsined with a 55--63%
yield by carbomethoxylatictn of amylene mixturej with different
st'raoture.
The main produit. is methyl ester of c(A-dimethylbutyric anid,
i.e., a
oarboxylilo acid ester wit.)a a quarter--a-rry oarbon atom in
LI-positicn. Amy-
lenes are iz;ortant for the of hi h- octtana oompcunde in gaso-
line or for detergents. In a pre-zlous paper fRef 3l ZhOKh, 30,
3799 (1960))
the present authors inveat!gated ayntheass of oarboxylio, a3id
ostera from
single amylenes with various struoturse using H2SO , CO and CHXOH
and ob-
served that the main reantion proluat is always thi methyl estdr of
QPA-di-
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mothylbutyrio aali. Thus the I&zter was also to be expected as
rain rs-
action product from a mixtire of amylenes. In the present
experiments a&-
taly~zatss of thi dehydrcgenation of iso-pentans, and
r.-pentane, as well as
the pintane-"'amylen6 fraction of thermal craoking preduote cf
gas oil (Tab.1)
were o&rbcxym9thyA'&t&a,,, Reactions and identificition of the
obtained
esters were carried out in proooduzes described already in the
previous
paper (Ref 3), VIcnditions and the obtained results were
presented it Table
2,3. There is 1 figure, 3 tables and 14 referencesi 6
Soviet-bloo and 8
non-Soviet-bloc. Three of the English-language references read
as followes
P.C. Whitmoret ?.A. Karnatzq J. Am6 Chem. Soo., 60, 2533
(1938); D.V-N-
Hardy, J. Chem. Soo-, 464 (1938), J.M. Holbert, J. Am. Pharm.
Assoc.. Soi.
Ed., 35, 315 (1946).
SUBMITTEDs March 14, 1960
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STERLIGOV~ O.D.; BEUNIKAXA. A.P.
I-.-
Effect of the composition of alumim=-chromium-potassi=
mcide
catalysts on their activity JLA dehydrogenation of
isopentane.
Izv. AN SSSR. Otd.khim.nauk no.5:800-805 14Y 162. (MIRA
15:6)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii imo N.,D.Ze.Unskogo
Ali SSSR.
(Catalysts) (Dehydrogenation) (Ikxtane)

ZASIAAVSXAYA, M.M., sanitarnyy vrach; BPJ"IXAYAt_ A.S., sanitarM7
vrach
Pleld experience in sanitary control of the district water supply.
Gig,. I 9&n. 24 no,2:57-59 7 159. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Is sanitarno-opidepiologichaskoy stantaii Sokollnicheskogo
rayona MoBkvy.
(WATER bV"IT
sanitary control of district water works (Rua))

MEDVEDEVj* A.S,,; TERMINA, A.S,; BELENTILAYA,, B.I,
Hygienic neutralization of diphtheria bacteria carriers by
means of antibiotics. Zdrav, Turk. 4 no. 2:3-1-12 Mr-A-p
160.
(MIRA 13:10)
1* Iz kafedry infektsionnykh bolezney (zav. - dotsent A.S.
Medvedev) Turkmenskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo
instituta
ims J,V* SULlinas
(DIPHTURW (ANTIBIOTICS)

TIKHONIRMA, G.P.; BELENIKAYA, F.I.; MADIYEVSKAYA, R.G.;
LESHCHINSKAYA, F.I.
Polgographic behavior of trimethylhydroquinone.
Ukr,khim.zhur. 29
no.12:130(>-1310 163. (MIRA 17s2)
1. U-krainskiy nauchno-issladovatel'skiy institut
pishchevoy I)rouqsh-
lennosti i Kiyevskiy vitaminnyy smod.

757b',. The W-Uti-d in
thr-4 grA;po w-,02 opm p,~10vAtton
of this tAssuD of the unszo whalitLgEs . (u) mt2l
rum-prolitcrating
amd'tk~zJ fractures: ~iit) with 3 pwaval a
re%1cwa2v,n c Aii.1 c4"
,p--ratim TIM vgrz;kwr or
bactUag (Me trvqti--zt cottipow--nts cj the nzcr,t,,
asxwiisbon)
Was atud-3. 0--i azad Os isant trp~-z af rmcmi," weit
deected
at difIcTat sta-3es of rrAami vi tbu vitremairn, if.
dj0f~rqtit rvvau~a
hr,.! ~,tb M .-c
A p-d~!n:nstely "Aan Lmsijui Krjcz-ts~l
at Me Lme c4 vswwaf-xis. A dW,;rvL2 A
spuring kAdlli " wted in irvils "ai3414 Altzratm-:in at the
pbysi(~
lognal camdlti= of an corgazism alter irtaTf=n-,5 ez,%b1x.1
the extiviLboa of miclubes U"m-viru~tn! tsit OW U" jRussian)
C_LjLt4 G L
Ca" S",
CC,7"-
7-~e;9v,",q-r4jod;1 If

PRIOROV, N.N.. professorl KASAVIRA, B.S., doktor biologichookikh
nauk;
BX3111KATA, G.K., starehly nauchrqy sotrudnik.
Una of tWaluronidasa In treating sequels of trauma. Khtrurglia
no.6:15-19 Ja 155. (HLRA 8:10)
1, Is TZantral'nogo instItuta trawmaitologli I ortopedli (dir.-
chlon-korrespoodent ANN SSSR piof. N.N.Priorow) Ministerstva
zdravookhramnlya SSM
(WOUNDS AND ILTURINS. compl.
seq, tber, b"lurouldaqs)
(HTAWRONIDASN, ther. use
seq. of traum)

ck-ql~p. U.S.S.R. 104,M, Oct. 25, 10M. AA-Vmt-
K64 f6i iiiirul applkAtkm Is wepd. from an cit. of fresh
or frozen &pcr=j=va of bulb drkd a% 25-3j", The oLit.
noml tw a p=mpcvd b3vJm=klma cnx)mk 4alvity.
it 6 part!imwrly efiecTive for treatmtZi 01 lc4ms, pta", and
W. !n$ from kollial radiatIm. M-. 1109th

PRIOFLOV, NjN.j professor; XLUYINA# B.S.p doktor
biologicheskikh nauk;
BXIMITATA, G-X--, NIXOIAYBVA, TOA-
Some regults of enzyme therapy for traumatic sequelae.
lhirurgila-
32 no.4:41-46 Ap v56. (MIRA 9:8)
1. Chlon-korrespondent AM SSSR (for Priorov). 2. Is
teeatrallnogo
naucbno-iseledovateltakogo Instituta travmatologii I
ortopedii
(dir.. chlen-korrespondent AM SSSR prof* N.N,Priorov)
WINDS AND DUTURUS, therapy,
byalaronidaso In tram. sequalas (Ruz))
(HYALUR(MIDASX, therapeutic use,
traum. sequalae (Rua))

-6
1637. RAPID METHOD OF DETERMINATION OF SENSITIVITY
OF WOUND
MICROORGANISMS TO ANTIBIOTICS (Russian text) - Re
1e nkaya G. M.
- LAB DELO 1957. 1 (35-36) -------------
In this method the infectious material Is
inoculated into fluid media containing
antibiotics. The method permits determination of
the antibiotic sensitivity of the
combined wound microf Results are read 18-20 hours
after inoculation. (S)

BICISNILAYA, G.M.,., VOPTAKOV, V-1.
I&Pmphadsaitia caused by Cloetridium perfringents.
Khirurgiia,
33 no.1:113-114 Ja 157 (MjaA 10:4)
1. Is ?Santrallnogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo Instituta
travmatologii I ottopedii (dir.-chlon-korrespondent ANN SSSR
prof.
U.N. Priorov) i Gosudarstvannogo kontrollnogo instituta imeni
Tarasevichs (dir. S.I. Dideako)
(LYMPHMNITIS, atiol. I pathogen.
Clostridium perfringens ) (Rue)
(CIA)STRIDIUH PERPRINGENS, infect,
lymphadenitle) (Rus)

BELENIKAYA, G.M.
Determining the sensitivity of microbe associations to
antibiotics
during the treatment of suppurating wounds.
Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. i
immun..supplement for 1956:45-46 157 (MIRA 11:3)
1. It TSentrnlinogo lustituta travmatologil i ortopedil
Ministerstva
sdravookhranenlya SSSR.
(ANTIBIOTICS) (BACMIA,PATHOGZNIC)

/ A*19 K 61 1 417 -
SHIAPOBXRSKIY, Y.Ta.; BILINIZATA, G.M..
Fungus diseases following antibiotic therapy and affect of
fungi on
the course of wound healing (with summary in Anglish].
Antibiotiki
2 no.6:30-34 1" 157. (HIRA 11:2)
1. TSentrallnyy institut travmatologii i prtopedii
Ministeretva
zdrav-,okhranentya SSSR (dir. - deyetvitallrory chlen AMN
SSSR
prof. N.N.Priorov)
(ANPIBIOTICS. injurious effects,
moniliasts. superinfect. in vda. ther. (Rua))
(WOUNDS AND INJURDIS, therapy,
antibiotics, causing montlial superinfact. (Rue))
(MONILIASIS, etiology and pathogenesis,
antibiotic ther. of vde. (Rue))

SHTAPOBMSKIT, V.Ya.; BEIMPKAYA, G.M.
Pungus diseases and oomplications in surgical practice
(oandidcmyooses).
Mmp. khir. 3 no.6'.34-42 N-D .158. 12:1)
1. Is Teentralinogo Instituta travmtologil i ortopedii
(dlr. - doyst-
vitellw chlen AM SM prof. W.N, Prioroy),
(MONILUBM' -
in surge die., review (Rue))

1- 1 v , r\ IT 1 -1
SILAYEVA, A.S.; BVLENIKAYA G.M.
'Differential diagnosis of tuberculous abscesses of soft
tissues in
the tanlar region. Stomatologlia 37 no.2:35-18 Mr-Ap 158.
(MIRA 11:5)
1. Iz knfedr7 chelyustno-litsevoy khirurgii i stomntologii
(zav.-prof.
N.M. Mikhellson) TSentrallnogo institutR
usovershenstvovAniyA vrAchey
i ix bakteriologicheakoy laborAtorii TSentrAllnogo
instituta,
trnvmntologii i ortopedii Ministarstva zdrnvookhrananiyn
SSSR (dir.-
Prof. U.N. Priorov).
(GHMEK--ABSCZSS)

BIMIKATA .; GLILDSHTNU. A. I. .
Antibacterial activity and the sterility of dissolved
antibiotics in
relation to the duration and condtitions of their
preservation. lab.
delo 5 tio.5:31-34 S-0 159. (MM 12:12)
1. Is TSentralltogo instituta travtatologii i ortopedil
(dir. - prof.
N.N. Priorov), Koskva
(ARTIBIOTICS)

BFIM I KA YA GLADSHTEYN, A.I.; LORAN, I.D.; CHEICKOVA, F.A.
Standardization of lydase - a Soviet preparation of testicular
hyalurbaidaso. Lab. delo 8 no.4:28-32 Ap 162. (HIRA 15:5)
1. TSentrallnyy institut travmatologii i ortopedii (dir. -
deystvitelinyy
chlen ANN SSSR prof. N.N.Priorov (deceased]) i Gosudarstvennyy
kontrollnyy
institut meditainakikh biologicheskikh preparatov imeni
L.A.Tarasevicha
(dir. L.S.Ogloblina). (IIYALURONIDASS)

BELENIKAYA, G.M.; GLADSHTEYH, A.I.
Nature of testicular hyaluronidase inhibitors in some
biological
fluids of the body, Zhur.mikrobiol., epid.i immun.'33
no.8;42-
46 Ag 162. (MM 15: 10)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo instituta travmatologii i
ortopedil
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(HYALURONIDASE) (BDDY FLUIDS)

SHLAPODERSKIY, V. Ya., prof.; -BMNIKHA 0. M.,
otarshiy nauchny3r
sotrudnik; MARKOVA, 0. ;;~,y naucbnyy sotrudnik
Clinical bacteriological parallels in antibiotic
therapy in
trawmtology. Kbirurgiia 38 no.7:43-49 Jl 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo instituta travmatologii i
ortopedii (dir. -
daystvitellmyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. N. N.
Priorov[deceasedl)
Minieterstva zdravookhranoniya SSSR.
(TRAUHATISM) (ANTIBIOTICS)

Pro I
and ssWommyo P Obrasti Khiomalog.i
7 ri" 3. %1VMfflcffa KkrOtWPg,, Mad. Nauk
S.S R . RAW. Nast 1950, 3&40(l1ub. 1052).-i
The ' ~ously reported results (cf. C.A. 47. 1459h) me!
dlscu and addrd. Wacussion 6 given of
chroruatograjns~,
of the sWcRtes. Chromatognums of the silicates often
di..,-;
play zones bent between the ppts. Altenta-i.
tion of ngs of the p t. with rings of the pute
adsorbeut is
obse In a ppt. of We(Oll), when tlise sola. contalas
Fe 4 f 4
andtfg**Ions. The better sepn. of ton" In the mediod
of!'
pptn. chromatography. as compared with al
'he u5u;' chro:
matograpby, gives a better guarantee of true mcl c1m,
p.
qbc2m P--~!g LS-in- M!mt-s - G. M. Kosolapofl

H, X.
. r-JA"A k;,- C
T1jr a. t Ap. C".
~ ya
If. 1419 XXIIP&)XHagt. tr"%Utkm).-.A
wc4elmd a advoixel t 0 was old. with IW * I by run.
sins 0.1 N IkC16 thmsh It. Without wa%bkg. The W.
*wA thated with Oill N IIWCh sad dotd. uand Cl-
w&*4ttd.-%lAgO. Thelmodwrmdwaaam(Sumamad
ouglarinot WM. Not shiamite. ahmilam. and wvml
now". Rip (;. Kim

. .1 a smik, otvatetvannyy redaktor; GAPON, U.N.; GAPOV,
T.B.;
ZHYPAKHM, U.S.; RACHINSKIY. V.V.; SBUVAZVAo G*M#;
RWrRMT, S.Z.; UNOVSKIT, N.I.-, A.V.; WYARK. I.Te.;
SLINTAKOVA, I.B.; KUTSIT, F.I.; IWIY4 I.P.; TROMANSUTA,
Te.B.;
TIVLINA, A.S.; DAVANKOV. A#B.; SAIDG" , K.K.; BRUMBFMG,
Te.M.; ZHIDKOVA.
Z.V.; V3MMMVA, N.Ye.; NMLISKIT, S.A.; HIMTLOVA, Te.A.;
KAZANSKIT, B.A.;
RTABCHIKOT, D.I.; SHWAM, P.M.; XWOVICH, V.L.;SUKDJL', A.A.;
SAVINOV,
B.G.; VJXM. V.P.; ZPSHTZTH. Ta.A.
[Research in the field of chromatography transactions of the
All-Union
Conference on Chromatography, November 21-24, 19501
Issledovaniia v oblasti
khromatoerafii; trudy Veasolusnogo soveshchaniia po
khromatografii, 21-24
noiabria 1930 g. Xoskva, Izd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, 1952.
225 p.
MaA 6:5)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Melanie khimichaskikh nauk.
(Chromatographic analysis)

DIMIRAYAP 1. V.
I.- . -I -, ~ - . . I . ~ .
i '4~ ;o -. .1-1
Chemic"il Atst.
. Vol. 48 No. 9
May 10,'1954
General and Physical Chemistry
I

9/190~62/004/004/015/019
B117/ 138
AUTHORS: Andrianov, K. A., Khananashvili, L. M.., 1jelenkaya 1.
S~t_
TITLE- Synthesis and polymerization of dimethyl cyclosiloxanes
with
silsesquioxane bonds
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye noyedineniya, V. 4, no- 4,
1962, 591-595
TEXTa Bi- and tricyclic compounds of the dimothyl siloxane
series with
0 - i
silsesquioxane bonds - 0 - Sil"', were obtained by hydrolysis
and con-
densation of hexamethyl ethyl cyclotetrasiloxane and tetramethyl
diethyl
oyclotetrasiloxane. The hydrolysis of the hydrogen-containing
cyclotetra-
siloxanes synthetized by the method described in Ref. 3 (N. N.
Sokolov, Zh
obshchey khimii, 12, 248, 1959) was carried out In alkaline
medium (causti c
soda) at room temperature, and the condensation in acid medium
(hydrochlorio'
acid, pH 5) at 40-450C. The following substances wore obtainedt
bia-(hexamethyl ethyl cyclotetrasiloxanyl)oxide (I) (Si so
16"4609' boiling
0 1
point 135-147 C/1-2 mm HG) and a ~ricycllo compound (II) with
the structure:!
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Synthesis and polymerization... B117/BI38
(C
Si
St. Si
-\
d
0
0 0 Calh 0 0
0 _S( Yi - 0 - d
I C' K "b C'l(' \
0 01 0 0 0
Y
(CIII)3 (GI13)3
(Si 12C24E680149 boiling point 240-25000/2-10-2mm Hg). Both
compounds;are
readily soluble in benzene, toluene and ethyl alcohol. They easily
poly-
merize at room temperature (in toluene solution in the presence of
0.3% KOH)
M producing an insoluble polymer after 93 hr and (II) after 20.5 hr.
The
reactivity increases with a higher number of silsesquioxane links in
the
chain. The;stronger reactivity of ailsesquioxane bonds as compared with
siloxane bonds is probably connected with the fact that the silicon
atom
bonded with three oxygen atoms is more electropositive and the attack
of
these bonds gets more effective during thei;aotion of nuoleophilio
reagents.
There are 2 figures and 1 table.
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ASSOGIATIONt Moskovskiy inatitut tonkoy khimicheakby tekhnologii im.
M.
V, Lomonosova (Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology
imeni X. Ve Lomonoeov)
SUBMITTEDt February 22, 1961
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Y,

LASTIKOV, N., Jazb.; ASHKn=t,, B.,-4--h.-mmekhanik (Baku);
IMTJM'riyA-
L insh.; ZNAMMKIYv Aj ZnfMW, V.; CHERMTEVICH,, K.v teibnIk-
.=P~
slehrUe
Suggestedp created# introduced. Isobr.i rats. no.1:28-30 Ja'
161. (mulk 34S I)
1. Byuro ratsionalizatorov i isobrotateley Pskovskogo
oblastnogo
wdya mestuoy pr=qzUe=ostl (for Lastikov). 2. Rachallnik
o ratelonalizatorov i Isobreteteleys Leningrad (for
Zmenakly)..
m ratoicualizatoroy i isobrotateley
3* StarohLY inshener By
Dallnevostoohnogo parokb"-tvap Vladivontok (for Uooev)*
DueprodserzbIn axotnotukoM savod (for Chernyatevich),
. ecbnql~g'ical innovations)

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AUTHORSj Tumanov, V.I., Funks, V.F.,
Usolltseva, L.P. (Moscow)
TITLE: Influence of alloy additions on the surface tension of
metals of the iron group
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR.. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye tekhnicheskikh
nauk. Metallurgiya i toplivo, no.6, 1962, 43-48
TEXT;, The effect was investigated of alloy additions to nickel
and cobalt on surface tension and weldability of alumina by them,,
the alloy additions studied were molybdenum, tungsten, titanium,
copper, tungsten carbide and titanium carbide. The sessile drop
method was used at a vacuum of 10-5 mm Hg ind temperatures of about./
l500*C (1400*C copper). Over the alloying range studied (0.5 to
20 at.%)~ a relationship was found between,on the one hand the
contact angle, surface tension, interfacial tension and work of
adhesion and, on the other, the atomic diameter and thermal
stability of the oxides of the alloy additions. With the carbides
the greatest reduction in the contact angle and increase in the work
of adhesion was obtained when 5% TiC was introduced into cobalt
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Influence of alley
(the values then being 620C and 3600 erg/cm2', respectively).
X-ray structural investigation was made of the contact zone
between the alumina plate (made by sintering 99.4% A1203 in argon
for 5 hours at 19500C to give a porosity of 0.2%) and the alloy.-
Spinel formation was found to extend to a considerable depth with
cobalt. With nicked, a-A1203 and NiA1204 were found on the plate
at a point adjacent to the drop and a-A1203, NiA1204, TiC, TiO2 and,
NiAl on the plate at the contact zone; NiA1204, Ni, TiC, TiO2 and
NiAl were found in the molten drop at the contact zone. Thus the
interfacial activity of titanium in evidently due to a reaction
between the liquid metal and the solid alumina. There are
5 figures and 5 tables.
SUBMITTED: March 16 1962
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8/076/62/036/007/010/010
B101/B138
AUTHORS: Tumanov, V. I., Funks, V. F., and Bolen'kaya, L. I.
TITLI,:. of aluminum oxide and of carbides by metals of
the iron group
P:,'.RIGDICAL: Zhurnal fizicbeskoy kbimii, V. 36, no. 7, 1962, 1574 -
1577
TEXT: ~..ith the use of a slightly modified ap aratus by V. N.
Yeremenko,
Yu. V. Naydich (Ukr. khim. zh., 23, 573, 19M, the'surface tensionir-,
angl6~ of contact 9, and the work of adhesion Tv* were determined for
the
a
wetling of Al 0 with Ni or Co, and with Ni-Mo or Co-W alloys, and the
2 3
angle of contact was measured for the wetting of carbides of the system
TiC - VC.with Ni. Measurements were made at 10-5 mm Hg, 15000 C.
Results; (1) Addition of Yo or W (up to 10 atonar;4) increases the
wettabili-
-.Y of Al20 with Ni or Co. The first 2 atoe/o of Mo or W addition show
the
3 2 ' I '
strongest effecti j' rises from 1225 to 1500 erg/cm with Ni + 2 atom%-
of.
MOI and from 1560 to 1750 erg/cm2 with Co + 2 atom% of W. (2) The fact
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.4ettalbility of aluminum ... B.101/B138
that the surface tension values of Ni and Co (irNi- 1225'. erg/cm21
2
1560 erE/cm ) are lower than published figures is attributed to the
V
oxyeen content of the metals used (Nit 0.19~ 0 21 Cos 0.34% 02).
The in
crease of 5'on addition of Mo or V) is caused by separation bf 0 2
owing to
its reduced solubility in-Ahe alloy, or by formation of oxide a.
(5) From
0 - 0
38 it 103j, TiC, the angle of contact diminishes slowly to 21 at
70'j"-'
TiG + 3eP ':,C, and then quickly to 00 at 1001p4 VIC. TO is not
completely
L .1
xett&ble with Ni; two-phase TiC - WC alloys containing free WC are
more
Wettable than solid TiC - VIC solutions. There are 5 figures and
I'table.
The most important English-language reference iss M. Humenik, IN.
D.
Kinecry, J. Amer. Coram.,.37, 18, 1954.
ASSCCIATIONi Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut tverdykh a5lavov
(Scientific Reaearch.Ins,titute of Hard Alloys
'ovember 28, 1961
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TUMANOV, V. L (Moskva); FUNKS, V. T. (Moskva);
BELERIKArA. L. 9
(N"kva); USOLITSIVAJ, L. P. (Moskva)
IMet of alloying on the surface tension of iron
group
metalv* rsve AN SSSR, Otd, tekbe. nauk. Met. I
topl, no.6:
-43-0 N-D 162. (MIRA 1611)
(Surface tension) (Iron group)

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A.G.p
tekkn. red*
(Agroclimatic conditions &W now possibilities in
agricultural
Agroklimaticheekie usloviia i novye rezervy v sel'skom kho-
ziaistve. Leningrad.. Gidrometeor. izd-vo, 1961. 58 p,
(IOU 15:2)
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AU711OR: Tumanov, V. I., Funks, V. F., Belen'kaya, L. 1. Usolltseva, L. P.
TITLE: Effect of alloying on surface tension of the iron group metals and the
wettability
of aluminum oxide
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Institut metallokeramiki I spetsiallny*kh splavov.
Poveikhnostny*.
ye yavlenlya v rasplavakh I protsessakh poroshkovoy metallurgii (Surface
phenomena in
liquid metals and processes in powder metallurgy). Kiev, Izd-vo AN UkrSSR, 1963,
141-151
TOPIC TAGS: cobalt alloy, nickel alloy, liquid phase surface tension, alloy
surface
tension, aluminum oxide, aluminum oxide wettability, cobalt copper alloy nickel
copper
alloy
ABSTRACT: The effects of alloying Co and Ni with Cu, Mo, W or Ti (0. 5, 1. 5
and 20 at.
%), as well as carbides of the latter three 15 at. %), on the surface tension
of the liquid
phases and the wetting of A1203. were studied on alloy samples (h 5-6 mm, 12 mm)
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and A190Q substrates (h = 4 mm, 0 = 20 mm, porosity up to 0. 2%).
Tests were carried
out in 9 Acuum (6 x 10-5 mm Hg) at about 1500C (1400C for
Cu-containing alloys).
The contact angle 0 was determined experimentally, using the
droplet-at-r6st method
(accuracy 1-2%). Surface tens on interphase tension and work of
adhesion WA
were calculated. As shown in Fig. of the Enclosure, addition of up
to 1.'0 at.%
alloying elements, especially Cu, lowered 0, but further additions
had little effect.
Small amounts of alloying elements (0. 5-1 at. %), except for Ti,
also lowered C'/ (see
Figs. 2 and 3 in the Enclosure). Alloying with 5 at. % tungsten
carbide lowered10 and
slightly in both Ni and Co; molybdenum carbide had no effect on
these parameters in Ni
and little effect in Co. Only titanium carbide lowered 0
significantly In Ni (from 120 to
62*) and Co (from 120 to 900), while simultaneously increasing the
surface tension.
X-ray diffraction patterns of the contact areas between the drop and
the substrate show
that reactions take place between the liquid metal and the
substrate, resulting in
formation of a transition layer containing CoAl204 and NIAI204 with
a spinel structure.
In the case of N1 alloyed with titanium carbide, the transition zone
also contained TIC,
Tio and MAL The authors demonstrate relationships between 0, k', e-,
and WAs On
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the one hand, and the atomic diameter and thermal stability
of the alloyin component
oxides, on the other. The lowest E) (62) and maximal WA (3600
orgs/cm were found In
Cc + 5 at. % TIC. "The X-ray structural analysis was carried
out by. Eng. N. S.
Urazaliyov. " OrIg. art. has; 5 tables and 6 graphs.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuzn*y nauchno-issledovatel Iskiy Institut
tverdy*kh Eplavov, Moscow
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Solid Alloys)
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Fig. 1. Contact wetting angle (0) for Ni, Co and their alloys on
an A1203 substrate, alloyed
with W (1), Mo (2) and Cu (3). Ordinate - 0 in degrees; abscissa
= at. % alloying
element.
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10. 15 r0
Fig. 2.. SUrfaCe tension of NJ and its alloys qbstrate), alloyed
with W (1),
Mo (2) and Cu (3). Ordinate in(A'20 ) _
ergshm abscissa at.% alloying element.
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Fig. 3. Surface tension of Co and Its alloys (A1203 substrate),
alloyed with W (1),
. Mo (2), Cu (3), 0.5 at.% Ti (k). Ordinate and abscissa as in
Fig. 2.
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AVIZOR: T=awv, V, I.; Punke N. F..;.Belen'4n. L. X.
TITIZ: Wettability of NbC-VC &M NW-TiC carbide alloys by nickel
)TI T77 7
souwE-. AN UkrSSR. Institut metallokermdki i spetsialInykh splavoy.
PoverkbAo.
stune yaYlemiya v raeplavakb I Protsessakh Poros- 0y ma a t Surfa*6
pbe-
i t IluirI4 ( I
nomena in lJ41111d retals and processes in pawder metallqrq). Kiev,
I%d-vo AN Ukr-
SSR.4 l963, 167-Y7-i-
TOPIC TAGS: nickel, carbide alloy, binary alloy, nibbium carbide,
vanadium Car-
bide., alloy vettability, vanadium, titanium, niobium, qckel alloy,
cemented car-
bide,, cermet, r4ekel wetting action 14 1-7
ABSTRAM
Hot-tompacted. disks (h 4=, 20=( of binar?~,cexbides (see Table 1
of the Enclosure) were.tested, for wettability by 99.9% purel
eIectro1ytIc_qjoj*I'.'1_7
The cqutactwetting angle 0 was determined in a vacuum at 1400C,, after
a 15 minute
period required to attain equilibrium., using the droplet-at-reat
method. The
best wettability of the carbide ayatems tested was observed at a ratio
of compon-
ents WWMC or NW:VC equal or close to 1:1. This c-v% be a result of a
bleber
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Pressing
teimperature and ca

rbide properties

Carb) d
8
ressing
% .

Dinsit'
I

Cheml c# I

Vor WF,

composl-
teV*'

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d
cgTEosit
ion
degrees

tion,
C

MOIA

Total
Free CX

NbC
2400
49
11,51
Ox
21

VC
2100
3.74
39.78
2.j8
H

NbC-72
VC-20
24M
6,5
12e52-
0.79
.12

NbC - 42
Vr- 32

22DO,
6.0

15,45

1,75.

Tic
220D
4.9
.10.26
OX
2D

Tic 36
NbC
F
2M

4.0
10.42

-'0.36

NbC - 69
Z-0
'-6.44
10.03
o.37
j2

caid )/4

A=SSIM, M

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AT4

OCLOSM

con
tinuatlen of Tab)a

1.

TiC-44
Nbc-M

2400'.

3.61

11.3

0.42 6

NbC 45.

.6,.4

W7

13

TJC - 74
Nbr--- 26

22,50

667

12.24

0.0

16

'TIC - 87,
)ib; -13

0.79. i2

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Vaslliy Stepanovich;
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BEWV, Pavel Hikolayevich. Prinimali uchastiye;
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nabliu-
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17:3)
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Che 111o The structure of clouds 77
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Lnd dissipation
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C In aVIL Condensation growth of cload pr6icles - - 185
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