SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TOPCHIYAN, M.YE. - TOPCHIYEV, K.S.

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ACCESSICNI NR AD~4024182 BOOK EVIDITATION S/
Voytsekhovskiy,, B. V.; Mitrofanov, V. V.; Top
Structure of the front in gas detonations (Struktura fronta q9tonatsiiv gazakh),
Novosibirsk,, lzd-vo Sib. otd. AN SSSR, 1963,9 167 P. i3-lusl, blblioo Er.. ita
slip inserted 1,500 copies printed. (At head of title;,Akademiya niuk SSSR.
Aibirskoye ot;elaniye. Institut gidrodinamiki),.,
TOPIC TAGS: physics, gas detonation,, gas detonation front
TABLE OF CONTENTS (abridged];
Introduction -- 5
Ch, 1. A single theory of gas detonation 10
Ch. II. Spin detonation -- 34
C-n. 111. Mult-i-front detonation -- 81
Ch. IV. Stationary detonation - 136
Ch. V. Some gener;Ll characteristics of detonation with transverse waves -- 149
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TOPCHITZV,A.j~ laureat Stalinskoy premii
Vat,le push the over-all mechanization In coal mining. Mast.
ugi. 4 uo.6:17-23 Je '55. (HLRA 8:8)
1. Direktor Giprouglemasha
(Coal mining machinery)

LLUYARS, A.M., glavnvy redaktor; ABRAMYAH, A.A., otvatetvonnyy redaktor;
GUISHMAN, I.D., redaktor; WKUKIN, A.V., redaktor; ZASADYCH, B.L,
redaktor; LETOV, N.A., otvetstvannyy redaktor: LIVSHITS, I.I.,
redaktor; WKSHZN,V.A.. redaktor; MRIAMED, Z.H., re&Lktor-. MONIX,
G.I., redaktor; SUMCHRNXO, V.A., redaktor. TDV4IYE -B. edsk-
j ,k_ , r
tor; SMALDIN, A.S., redakt YIGLWOV, G.P., radaktor; LTUBIMOV,
1 05.
Mee redaktor izdatel stvp,; A MV, G.G., takhnicheakiy- redaktor;
PROZOROVSKAYA. V.-L.,'tek6jchiskiy redaktore"
Material and eqyipment used in the coal industry; a reference
manual] Materialy i oborudovanle, primeniaemys v ugollnoi pro-
mushlennosti; spravochnik. Moskvaj Uglatekhizdat, Vol.2. [Equip-
ment] Oborudovanie. Pt.l. 1956. 453 ps (MLRA 10:4)
(Coal mines and mining-Equipment and supplies)

USZR/C~smistry- - Petroleum Technology 21 Jan. 51.
Synthetic Elastor~ers
"Polymerization of Isebutene to tigh-Molecular
Co Products," Acad A. F. Topchiyev, Ya. M. Paushkizi,
c,- I
e4 T. 1~ Upatova
"Dok Ak Neuk SSSR" Vol LXXVI, No 3, pp 4i5-418
1w6butene can be 'polyme;-ized to diisobutene Vhich
U later hydrogenated to isooctane. It can also
1~e' polymerized by means of chhin reaction to prod-
ucts having high mol wt. In chain reaction, actt"'
ity of catalysts vith reference to deg of polymeri-
zation achieved is as follovs- BF 3 Cd'~OC"VMF37'
R 0 BFj>-(C2H )20:B73 .
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UM/Chemistry - Petroleum Technology 21 Jan 51
(Contd)
,Activity oCcatalysts is diff erent Vith ref to the
ttepwis6 reaction resulting in low polymers:..-4
PD4 B? ::"._H~D~B'P3 "w H~SG4 + BF Bl~'
B? Solvent in vhich polymelation 3is
3'
ciir ed oUt has effect on deg of polymerization.
Copolymerization of isobutene with n-butene or
prdpehe was also investigated.
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- TOPCHIYEV,, A. G.
Materials on blackflies (Slmuliidae) in the basin nf tbm Samara,
a tributary of the Dnieper River. Trudy Ukre romp* zen:dho. A-ra
pa~jN-.-no.ZcJ66-170 t63 (MIRA 170)

TOPCHIYF.V, A.G.
---- ...... - %
Coaference an land cadastre and valuation* Izv. Veess geog.
ob-va 95 no.60-63-565 N-D t63. (MTRA 17.- !)

X. 6-
USSR / General and Special Zoology. Insects. Insect P
and Mite Pests.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Blol , No IZ, 1958.9 54333,
Author Pechkovskaya, T. M.
Inst Dnepropetrovsk University.
Title Certain Data on the Distribution of the May Beetle
and Other Invertebrates in the Young Field-Protect-
ing Forest Belts Before the Closing of the Canopy.
(in the Veliko-Anadollskiy Forest District, Stalin-
skaya Oblast),
Orig Pub: Nauchn, zap. Dnepropetr. un-ta,, 1955, 54, 67-7Z.
Abstract: In the young forest belts, before the joining of
their crowns,, the larvae of the following May
beetles are chiefly encountered: Anisoplia austriaca,
and to some extent, in older belts - the larvae of
Rhizotrogus aequinoctialls, Amphimallom solstitialis
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USSR / General and Special Zoology. Insects, Insect P
and Mite Pests,
Abs Jour.- Ref Zhur-81ol., No 12, 1956, 54383.
Abstract: and Aa altaicusi Among ot er Insects, the mst
frequentiy encouhteeed area Agriotes gurgistanus,
less freqtiently Opatrum s,abulosum(Tenebrionidae)
the corn darkllhg beetle,,(Pedinus femogalls),,
wheat cutworm moth (EiiRoa triticl) and the larvae
of various snout-beetlesi On the agricultural
crops, the larvae of the grain beetle (Anisoplia
austriaca), the steppe click beetle (Argiotes
gurgistanus),, corn darkling beetle, etc. are en-
countered in smaller numbers than in the forest
belts where they are widespread in poorly weeded
placesi The larvae of Th, aequinoctialis,, and of
A, solstitialls are encountered In older (but with
still unclosed canopies) forest belts which are
overgrown with grassy vegetation, or are not weeded
Card 2/3

USSR / General and Special Zoology. Insects, insect
and Mite Pests,
Abs Jour.* Ref Zhur-aBiol,, No 12y 1958., 54334.
Author Topchiev A G
Inst versity,
Title Distribution of the May Beetle and of Some Other
Soil Invertebrates In the Field-Protecting Tree
Belts After the Joining of the Crowns (in the Area
of Veliko-Anadoltskly Forest Range In Stalinskaya
Oblast ) i
Orig Pubi Nauchne zap, Dnepr6petrj u"taj 1955, 54, 73-81.
Abstractt MAY beetles that are widespread in the tree belts
are chiefly those that are encountered In the forest
range. The larvae of the May beetle (LMB), of the
elators, darkling beetles and of some other pests
primarily Inhabit the soil layer to a depth of ZO cm.
Card 1A

USSR / General and Special Zoology, Insects. Insect P
and Mite Pests.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biols, No 1Z,, 1958., 54334.
Abstract: The larvae of the majority of the May beetle spe-
cies are widespread in the strips with thinned out
tree stands., with stronger light and without a
brushwood edge. The plantings without brushwood
but with a crown density not less than 0.8 are
evenly settled by the May beetles over the entire
strip, The main bulk of the (LMB) concentrates on
the edges of the tree belts and In the clearings.
In the tree belts with an edge of brushwood,, espe-
cially an edge of oleaster and blackthorn, LMS and
other soil pests are seldom encountered. The adja-
cent'fields are inhabited by the May beetles to a
slight extent, Well cultivated fallow fields and
those free from the weeds, are essentially free
from the above-mentioned soil pests. -- A. P. Ad-
rianov.
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TOPC H IYEV J_A.,!G_-~
Data on invertebrates in the litter of the Voliko-Anadoll Forest.
Nauk.zap.Dnipr.un. 48:169-175 '55. (MIRA 10:11)
(011ginks, District--Invertebrates)

PC 1i %yc-.
'2SE:'_" /1 General and Specialized Blology. Insects,
Forest Pests.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 17, 1958, No 78333
Author -;iW
Inot V e ~pr o p o ttr o v ~~n I v o r a I t y
Title Regularities of the Distribution of the Larvae
of Scarabaeid Beetles in the Soil of the Veliko-
.'madolokly Forest.
OrIfL Pub Nauchn. zap. Dnyepropotro. un-t) 1955, 54, 83-92
Abstract In the plantations ofEhade trees (oak) with nor-
mal light conditions and dense underbrush, the
specific variability and quantity of the scara-
baeld beetles are negligable; In the absence of
underbrush - regularly populated principally i,,rith
Altay beetle, partially wit' h the spring leaf
miner; In the absence of underbrush and increased
illumination, there is an intensive cocko-hafer
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USSR / General and Specialized Biology. Insects. P
Forest Pests
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., Yo 17, 1958, No 78333
population. In the plantations of semi-shade
trees ( oak plus ash) with normal illumination
and dense underbrush, the quantity of the soil
pests is negligible, and viithoitunderbrush, there
is a large population of the Altay beetle and June
beetles, partially with the common root eater.
Plantations of semi Illuminated trees (ash) with
the normal illumination and dense underbrush are
feel.)ly populated with the Altay beetle and other
beetles, and those Athoutunderbrush are inten-
sively populated. In plantations of shade and
semi-shade this Is even more so In cool and wet
areas of the forest, and the poet is insignificant.
The specific variability and quantity of the beetles
are less under a canopy. than when the tree stand
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TOPCH; Y).-A.0, .,
Population of various types of planted forests in the steppe so-no
otIS5'tkraine with eikxthworms. Vop. ekol. 7sl84 162. (KM 16:5)
,gy univeraitet.
1. Dnep~opetrovskiy gosudarstvenr
(Ukr#h4-'Earthwor-~s)

A ~ L iolg-m EuT (m) /EWP(j) /T RM
ACC NRt AP5028543 8,0URGE CorEi UR/02Q6/65/000/020/0159/0159
Oil A Oil
AUTHORS-: A6r-oir, K.-- 'Es" Traynins, S -j! ~-'SS
metanyuk,.v.--r*;- -ToR2hiYgTx-.A&Yj-;
NikAtina, N. N.; Perellman,, A. 11
ORG: none
q14't"' 7
TITLE: Method for polymerization or olefina. Class 12t N2. 1
SOURCE: Byulletenf izobreteniy I tovarnykh znakov., no. 20, 1965, 159
TOPIC TAGS!. polymer, polymerization, olefin, catalytic polymerization) catalyst,
catalyst regeneration
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate ipresents~a method for polymerization of olefin3
on a solid C
_2aji~jl~st7dissol~ed in a solvent. The catalyst is separated from the poly-
mer by dissolving the polymer in a suitable solvent, To carry out the process in I
one apparatus and to increase the quality of polymer, the process is carried out in
apuleating ascending solvent flow,, The temperature of the lower flow section is
I kept at 80-120C and that of the upper separating section at 140-180C. To increase
the de=ce of Separation of catal7st f~roa pol7=r,, the flow velocit7 in tle lower 7-
section Is larger than in the upper separating section.
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TOPCHIYEVS,-A. V.
Raxvitiye tekhniki ugledosyebi v SSSR. (Development of technology in USSR's coal
mining). Moskva,, KZnaniye",, 1952.
32 p.
Cataloged from abstract.
FDD 507409. Lecture on mechanization of USSRts coal industry during the time of the
five-year plans and the various methods of coal mining, increase of output,, and ful-
fillment of new tasks imposed by Stalin.

Fuel Abstracts
L-,'3342. COAb CWTING MA01 DE3TG?;3~AvRtwVTFYAUw.
MaY, 1954 AIW KOj�TmmMT-). PTOP010y, and"5mris'. N.A. (nomm;
Natural Solid L~ieF~Chlz&17i952. 71PP.; title in. Recent Accessions, Brit.
Fuels: Winning

dwlA'4~0
-~-OpctilyeN4 n-v-
'.10,
3107, WORK OF GOAL MINING OOMBlNES K.KP-l IN STEEPLY DbULl DIPPING
SUM OF UONtTb COAL FIELD. lopctAmLv,-A,V. Baly ov, B.h. and
Gershanovich, S.E. (Mokh-nizatsiya Trud. i lfyazbsl, Rabot
(Mechanization of Arduous Work), Apr. 1952, 5-8).

TCPu7`=V) A.tvf., V.-,;-.
3oal ' 14 nes and "inin:~
P.-
I
Continuous coal minin.1, maelhine Cor Ste-'jp KKP-1 lia, ers. *0,-,oll 27, nio. 4, 1252.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, A.UbST 1952 Uncl.

TOPCHIUV, ji.V., laureat Stalinskoy premii.
[Widespread mechanization and automatization of underground coal
mining in the fifth five-year plan; from a series of lectures and
demonstrations of the "New Technology in the Fifth Five-Year Plan"
Polytechnical Museum] Kompleksnaia mekhanizateiia. i avtomatizat8lia
podzemnoi dobychi uglia v piatol piatiletke. Iz taikla lektaii-
demonatrataii Politekhnicheskogo muzeia "Novaia takhnika v piatoi
piatiletke." Moskva, Znanie, 1953. 30 P. (Vaesoiuznoe obahchestvo
po rasprostraneniiu politicheskikh i nauchnykh znanii. Ser.4, No.37.)
(MLRA 7:3)
(Coal mines and mining)

TOPCHrM., A. - 7.
'Tovelopiu8 flow Cutting Moviboro of Coal-MInInk, Whinev and Probl6ma of Scientific
Investigations in This Field," Iz. Ak. Miuk SU%i, Otdol. Takh. Nuuk-, 110.1, Pp 16-~), 1953.
Discusses development in designs of Soviet coal-mining machines leading to new principle
of coal-extracting operation when coal is separated from bed face by shearing in the form
of large shavings 'without preliminary cutting. New method has been in use and under develop
ment since 1946. Describes several pieces of mechanized equipment, so-called combinev, buil
on new principle and analyzes their performance, giving number of suggestions for sci. in-
vestigation of the process of coal separation, such as: establishing objectiNe criteria
for strength of coals and accompanying rocks, development of methods and instruments for
strength detn directly in pillar, compiling atlas of coal basins olf USSR, establishing
formulas for load on cutter, improving shape of cutting tool of extracting machines, stpdy-
ing processes of coal sepn by impact an& vibration, and comparison of these irocess'es with
static action process, ate. Presented by A.O.Spivakovskiy, Corr. Mbr. AS LJSSR.
256T84

TOPCHIYEV, A.
Coal-Mining Machinery
Basis of superior technical processes. Mast. ugl. 2, No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953, Uncl.

1. TOPCHIYEVO A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Coal-Mining Machinery
7. Reducing the weight of coal--ndning machinex7, Za okon.mt no. 3, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL 1953, Uncl.

TOPCHIYEV. A.Vs, inxhener, laureat Stalinskay, premii
Technical progress in the mechanization of underground coal mining. W-An.
trud.rab. 7 no.6:6-10 Je '53- NLR& 6:6)
(Mining machinery)

V
HIfF-V, A- '
'SPIVAKOVSKIY, A.O.; TOPCHIYXV, A.Y.; YEVNEVICH, A.V.; SAMOYLYUK, N.D.;
I
FILATOV, tile-iiewerl
Valuable textbook (*Mining transportation equipment.0 AO.Spivakovskii,
A.V.Topchiev. Reviewed by N.V.71latov). Hekh.trud.rab. 7 no-7:45-46 J1 '53.
(HLR& 6:7)
1. Sibirskiy gorno-metallurgicheskiy institut (for Filatov).
(Mine haulage)

PCHIYEV,Aev. -
TOPCHIYEV, A.Y., inzhener, redaktor; ALADOVA, Ye.l., tekhnicheskiy reaaktor
ECalculations for and construction of mining machinery; collection
of articles] Raschety i konstruirovania gorr*,kh mashin; abornik
statei. Moskva, Ugletekhizdat, 1954, 259 P- (MLRA 7:9)
(Coal mining machinery)
(Coal handling machinery)

TOPCHIYZV, A-V-
....... ist.
History of autter-loader building in the U.S.S.R. Trud7 po
tekho noo9:63-87 154. (M12L 80)
(Coal mining machiner7~Histor7)

WON
LALAYANrS, A.M., redaktor; A13RAJffAN, A.A., redaktor-, GRI93RKAN, I.D.,
redaktor; DOMIN, A.V., redaktor; ZASADrCH, B.I.. redaktor;
IVANEW, G.I., redaktor; LEMV, M.A., redaktor; KKLAM, Z.M.
rndaktor; LIVSHITS, I.I., rodaktor;-WKSHIN, V.A., r aktor;
MONIN, G.I.,zedaktor; MCHFMO, V.A.. redaktor;
redaktor; SHEVALDIN, A.S., redaktor; SUROVA, V.A., redaktor;
ANDREY"EV, G.G., tekbnIcbeskiy redaktor; FROZOROVSKATA, V.L.,
tekbnicheskiy redaktor.
[Material and equipment~used-iq the coal Industry] Katerialy i
oborud6vanie, primeniaemVe v ugollnoy promyshlennosti; spravochnik
Moskva, Ugletakhizdat. Vol.1 [Material --- Wholesale prices in affect
as of July 1, 19551 Kater*ialy. Pt. 1.1955. 786 p. - Obtpvyt teemr.
vvedenye s 1 iiulia 1955. 9. 19? p. [Microfilrd] (HLRA 9:1)
(Coal mining machinery) (Coal mines and mining)
g't
2
I M-1 I IN M'

A.Y.0 inzhener, redaktor; PROZOROVSKkYk,L.V., i.Ahnicheskir
r or
[Design, construction and testing of mining machiaerr; second
collection of articles] Raschety konstrukoVanle i ispytaniia
gorn.vkh mashin; sbornik vtoroi. Moskva. Ugletekhizdat, 1955.
45o P. (MIBA 9: 4)
(Mining machinery)

LAJATANTS, A.M., redaktor; ABFWffAN, A.A., redaktor; GUBERMAN, I.D., redaktor,
DOKUNIN, A.V., redaktor; ZASADYCH, B.I., redaktor; IVANENED, G.I., re-
daktor; LETOV, N.A., redaktor; MELAMED, Z.H., redaktor; LITSHITS, I.I.,
LOKSHIN, V.A., redaktor; KOHIN, G.I., redaktor; SUMCBENED, V.A., redak-
tor; TOPCHIYIV, A.V., redaktor; SHEVALDIN, A.S., redaktor; SIROVA. V.A.,
Y*"~"G.G., tekhnichookiy reduktor; PROZOROVSKATA, V.L.,
tekhnicheakiy redaktor.
[Materials and equipment uFted in the coal industry; a reference manual]
Materialy i oborudovanie, p,,imeniaemye v ugol Inoi prowyehlennosti;
apravochnik. Moskva, Ugletekhizdat. Vol.l.[Katerialal Raterialy. Pt.2.
1955. 544 P. (MLFA 9z5)
(Coal mines and mining--Equipment and supplies)

TOPCHI inzhener, laureat Stalinakoy premii; KHORIN. V.N., inshener
- laurear, ovalinskoy premii; SHCEEMPILOVA. Yu.K.
Mechanization of coal baulage in West Germany, England, and Holland.
mekh.trua.rab. 9 no.4:42--46 Ap 155. (MM& 8:7)
(3krope, Ifeatern-Coal mining 'aachinery)

TOPCHIM, A.V., gorny inshener, laureat Stalinskoy premii.
V_
The international axhibition of mining machinery in Parle. Mekh.
trud.rab. 9 no.10:39-42 0 155. (PIRA 9:1)
(Paris--Xining machinerjr--exhibitions)

3,ARANOVSKIY.V.I.; TOPCHIYKV,A.V.
Control of sudden coal and gas ejectlions. Ugol' 30 no-8:37-39
Ag'55. (HLRA 8:10)
(Coal mines and mining--Safety measures) (mine gases)

griRTZM,

SPIVAKOVSXIY, A.O.; MELINIKOV. N.Y.; YXVNNVICH, A.Y.; TOPGHIPL A.Y.;
i - C'..- -
LAPOVENKO, II.A.; HWALOV, B.Y., otvetutvennyy redaktor;
UNASKOVA, I.P., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
Cilquipment for mine transpo-,;ation, an album of desi&nsl Oborudovanie
rudnichnogo transports; atlas Xonstruktaii. Moskva, Uglatekhixdat.
Pt,2. [Haulage in open-cut mining) Transport na otkrytykh razrabotkakh.
1956. 167 P0 (MLPA 10:3)
(mine haulage)

KRYLOYSKIY, Nikolay Alekeandrovich;,g~Q~Ayp__
,jeksey VaBillyevich;
BOGMBKIY, N.V., otvetstvennyy redaktor; ZAPREY]CYA, K.A.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(International exhibition of mine equipment at Paris, 1955)
]4ezhdunarodnaia vyotavka gornogo oborudovanlin, Partzh, 1955.
Koakva, Ugletakhizdat, 1956. 311 P. (MIJU 9 . 11)
(Paris-Mining machinery-Ifthibitions)

TOPCHIYEV, A.V., inshener; KLORIKIYAN, S.Kh., inzhener; GRIDIN, A.D.
VI.I.,wZw
Principal trends in the overall mechanization of flat seam stopes.
Ugoll 31 no..4:6-14 Ap 156. (MIRA 9:7)
l.Giprouglemash.
(Coal mining machinery)

WAYARTS, A.M., redaktor; ABRANYAN, A.A., redaktor; GUBIMN, I.D., rodaktor-,
DOKIWIN, A.T., redaktor: ZASADYCH. B.L. redaktor: LXTOY,'N.A.,
redaktor; IIVSHITS, I.I., redaktor; LOKSHIN, V.A., redaktor; KIT
Z.H., redaktor; MONIN, G.I., redaktor; SUMCHINCO, V.A.: TOMPMC V. A. V.
redaktor; BERVALDIN, A.S., redaktor; YAGM.NOV, G.P.. re-da7t-o-r-.-
LYUBIMOV. N.G., redaktor izdatelletva; PROZOROVSKAYA, V.L.. tekhniche-
skiy redaktor
[Materials and equipment used in the coal industry: a reference manual]
Materialy i oborudovante, primentaemve v ugollnot promyshlennosti;
-spravochnik. Moskva, dgletakhizdat. Vol.2. [Equipment] Oborudovante.
Pt-2- 1957. 485 P- (MLRA 10:9)
(Coal mining machinery)

TOPCHIYIV, A.V., prof.
----------
Constructive contribution of Soviet engineers. 'Bezop.truda Y
prom. 1 no.11:5-8 N 157. (Milu 10:10)
l.GosudarstvenW proyaktuo-konstruktorokly skeparimentallnyy
institut ugollnogo mashinostroyenlyao
(Coal mines and mining)

,79~00,~~~professor; KWRIKIYAN. S.Kh.. inzhener: MAT, IASYAN, R.Vq.
inshener; BARkNOVSKIY, F.I., inzhener.
PersistentlY improve methods of coal mining. Kekh.trud.rab. 11
no-3:33-36 Hr '57 idoal mining machinery) (MLRA 10;5)

_ _ !T ?OP r.,H I' .; BARANOVSKrY 'lo, insh., otv. red.; ARZAKASOT,
W, J)X4vV;, "-Prof.. red ~ Fe
h.A., red. izd-va,; ALADOTA, Ta.l., tekhn. red.
ERSoba aims ti on'of coal mining a'broad; survey of foreign machinex7
used in stoping] Nekhanizataiia vyemki uglia za rubezhom; obsor
zerubeshrrkh oredstv mokhonizatsit ochiotnykh robot* Xoekvat
Ugletakhisdat, 1958. 543 p. (HIRA 11:10)
(Coal mining machin8z7) .

T,OPCHlYffs-_~k.T. .prof., obahchiy red.; GRIDIN, A.D. , inzh., red.;
XWRIKITAN, S.Kh., Inth., red.; KHORIN, V.N., Icand.tekhn.nauk,
red,; BARANOVSKIT, F.I., otv.red.; DITAXOTA, G.B., red.
izd-va; ALADOVA, Ye.A., tekhn.red.; KOROVINKOVA, Z.A.,
tekhn.red.
[Mechanization In coal mines] Kekhanizatsiia na ugollnykh
shakhtakh. Koekva, Ugletekhizdat, 1959. 464 p. (MIRAI 12:6)
(Coal mining machinery)

'POPCHIM,Ajakee Vasillyevich; RALUOY, Vladimir Kikhaylovich;
y_ a
GERSMOVICH Samu movich; SOSN6V, Georgiy Akimovich;
SOSNOV, V.D., otv.red.; SHORMOTA, A.V., red.izd-va;
HADBINSKAYA. A.A.. takhn.red.; BWYMA, Z.A., takhn.red.
[mechanization of mining operations In thin steeply di&ing coal
seams] Mekhanizataiia vyemki uglia pri rasrabotke tonkikh krutykh
plastov. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-tokha.Lad-vo lit-ry po gornomu delu.
1960. 217 p. (KIRA 13:12)
(Coal mining machinery)

PHASE I BOOK MIPLOITATION SOV/5138
Topchiyev, Aleksey Vasil!xjmdch and Viktor Ivanovich Vedernikov
G~rnyye mashiny; spravochnik (Mining Machinery Handbook) MoscowY
Gosgortekhizdat,, 1960- 383 P- Errata slip inserted- 50,000 copies
printed.
Resp, Ed.: A;Vs Astakhov; Tech. Ed.: A. Sabitov.
PURPOSE: This handbook is intended for technical personnel of the coal industry,
and may also be used by students at mining institutes and tekhnikums.
COVERAGE: The handbook presents information on various machines and groups of
machines used in Soviet mines for underground stoping and preparatory operations.
The most promising machines turned out In the Soviet Union in small lots or as
experimental units are also dik!ussecl. The authors indicate the field of appli-
catiom, specificattow, performance character-1 sties, and the sizes cf gears
and bearings of each machine. Lubricants 'and lubrication methods are also de-
scribed. No personalities are mentioned. The:-- am no references.

TCPCHrM- -,A,V, -
New equipment for coal mining and objectives for the mining
machinery industry. Izv, vye. ucheb* zav.; gor. zhur. no. 11:3-
14 160. (KnU 13.12)
1. Moskovekiy gornyy institat iment I.V. Stalina.
(Coal mining machinery)
I

TOPCHIYEV, AS., prof.
Over-all mechanization and automation in coal mines in the
general scheme, Nauch. trudy Mosk. insto radioelek. i gor.
elektromekh. no.41:5-15 162. (MIRA 16t10)
t
i

BOYKO, A.A., inzh.; DRUKOVANYY, M.F., kand, tekhn. nauk; BABOKIN,
I.A., inzh.; ZAYTSE'V, A.P., inzh.; POLES111, Ya.L., inzh.;
SOBOLEV, G.G., inzh.; ZHUKOV, V.V., kand. tekhn. nauk;
TOPCHIYEV,,A.V., prof.; VEDERRIKOV, V.I., kand. tekhn.
naulc; 'OKHRIMKO, V.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; MELAMED, M.Z.,
kand.tekhn. nauk; KUZNETSOV, K.K., inzh.; RABINOVICH, I.A.;
YASNYY) V.K., inzh.,- LIVSHITS, I.I., kand. tekhn. nauk,
rersenzent; BARMIOV, A.I., inzh., reteenzent; LOMILINA,
L.N., tekhn. red.
[Brief bandbook of a coal raining engineer] Kratkii spra-
vochnik gornogo inzhenera ugollnoi shakhty. Moskva, Goe-
gortekhi7dr.t, 1963, 639 p. (MIRA 17:3)

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Z/
Topchiyev# A.
Selected works; Ion (IzbranrLyye trudy; alkiliravaniYe) Moscow., Izd-vo "Nauka"s
1965. 557 p. biblio.., tables. (At head of title: Akademiya mauk SSSR) Errata
slip Insertedo 2pOOO copies printed
TOPIC TAGS: catalysiop boron compoundp alkylationp catalytic polymerizationp isomer-
izations cyclization
,volume in the collected worki3 by the author
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This is the second
rganie kLnAhesi ~ it consists of two parts. The first is
dealing vith-catalytic o
entitled "Boron Fluoride and Its Compounds as Catalysts in Organic Chemistry" (written
ia conjunction with,$. _V. _Z4gor2DW and YA. M. Panshkin and covers the use of boron
fluoride in reactions such as al]Wlation, acylationf polymerization$ isomerizationt
cyclization, different condensationsp and similar applications. The second part is
_.!..entitled "Reaction of Alkylation of Organic Compounds by Olefins" (in conjunction
Vith S.-V. Zagorodnyy and Y. G.-Kguchkqva)x and is based on the research by the
author~yith his co-workers in the field of al)Wlation using catalysts based princi
ly on boron fluoride. AlIqlation of organic compounds with olefin& in the presenca
of different catalysts plays a very important role.In the petroleum-product synthesis,.-
and is therefore reprinted.
TABLE OF COMM [abridged]:
um. 66.o95.25
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Part 1.
Ch. I. Methods of obtaining and methods of regenerating boron fluoride 11
Chb IL ftsical and chemical properties of boron fluoride and its derivatives
21
Cho IlIo Molecular compounds of boron fluoride 44
Ch. IV. Boron compounds vith hydrogen and their plWaical and chemical properties
85
Ch, V. Compounds of boron fluoride in al)WIation reactions 110
Cho VI. Compounds of boron fluoridb in.p2lymeilzatig Ireactions - - 163
Ch. VII. Reaction of combination of'oxygen and suLfuricontaining organic substances
ethylene compounds 187
Ch. VIII. Reactions of combination of organic oxygen-containing compounds
acatyleneland diene hydrocarbons 207
ff. lReActions of Isomerization sad cyclization - - 218
Ch7
Ch. X. Reactions of nitration and sulfuration - - 230
'48
Ch. XI. Reactions of condensation in the presence of boron fluoride 2,
Ch. IaI. Different reactions occurring in the presence of boron fluoride - 285
Literature - - 2"
Part 2-L
Ch. 1. AlIkylation of organic acids, with olefins - - 308
Ch. 11. A11WIation of aromtic bardrocarbons; with olefins - 3"
Ch-$ III. Al)WlatIon of phenol and allwl ethers with olefins in.the preseme Of
rd -2
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ACC NR: AN116016924 Monograph UR/
TopchLyev, Ale k s a nd r V a s L Ie v i c ht, to, V)
Selected works v. 3. Polymerization. Silicon organic compounds
(Izbrannyye' trudy. t. 3: Polimerizatsiya. Kremniyorganicheskiye
soyedineniyp) Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1966. 528 p. illus., biblio.
Errata alip'inserted. 2000 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: polymerization catalyst, olefLn polymerization, semi-
conducting polymer, hydrocarbon polymerization, synthetic material,
organosilicon compound, TopchLyev Aleksandr Vasil'yevich
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This book is published as the third part of the
3-volume collected works of Academician A. V. Topchiyev, edited by
N. S. NametkLn (Corresp. member, AS USSR) and B. A. Krentsel' (Dr.
of chemical sciences). The text is composed of papers resulting from'
the theoretical and experimental work of Topchiyev and his co-workers!
in the field of polymer chemistry and the chemistry of organosilicon
compounds carried out at the Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis
AS USSR and at the Department of Organic Chemistry of the Moscow
Institute of the Petrochemical and Gas Industry. All these papers
were previously published in Soviet scientific journals. They were
selected for inclusion in this volume for their applicability to
current research, Special attention was paid to stereaspecific
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polymerization of a-uiefins with the use of organometallic catalysts,-
and the synthesis and study of new polymers of the polyconjugate
class with semiconductor properties. This volume also includes
papers on the low-molecular-weight polymerizations of unsaturated
hydrocarbons related to the preparation of high-molecular-weight.
compounds from petroleum hydrocarbons.
TABLE OF CONTENTS (abridged):
Preface -- 3
Part 1. Polymerization of hydrocarbons -- 8
Part 2. Properties of polymers and molecular-chain conversions -- 177
Part 3. Polymerization of heterocyclic compounds 227-
Part 4. Somiconducting polymers 251
Part 5. Organotilicon compounds 279
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"Of doltor tehhn.nauR;
A. 1.
fcr
1-~in obJe(A-JVr--0 --'TI t~,e areat of cr---E, .......
mechanization and autcriaticn of ntopdnF, olirations. 17iooil
My 165- (MIRA 1816)

TOPCHIYEV, A.V.; SOLOD, V.I.; GETOP91OV, V.N.; KOVAL', P.,V,
---- - -- :~
[Calculating the efficiency of mining cutter-loaders;
methods of calculation] Raschet proizvoditellnosti gor-
nykh kombainov; metodika rascheta. Moskva, Nedra, 1965.
66 p. (mIRA 28:5)

TOPGHIYFV., A-lakSaTidr Vasil `jevi Ii akademik [deceased]; KARGIN,
SHTMF'
mi:k~ ctv. red.; S:7FC-Nov-.I N.N., akademik.. red.;
ZHAVOROTIKOV, 111A.1i,p ukadftmik, rel.-. NAMMIN, N.S., red.;
SHWHIN, rv-.A.1. LIKHTENSHTEYN, kand. Mol.
nauk,) Ted.;- KUZNETSOV, V.T., red.
[Selected works) Izbranzqe trudy. Mookvag Nauka.rBook 11
t
1965. 427 (MIAA 18:8)
I. Ghlen-knrrospcndent AN SSSR '.f~>r.Nametkin.., Shuykin).

AICCESSION UR: AP40190207 S10062164100010021039110392
AUMHORS: Topchi.yev, D.A.; Popovt V.G.; Kabanov, V.A.; Kargin, V.A.
TITLE: Polymerization of quinoline and autooatalysis forming maoro-
molecules with conjugate system P
SIOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Seriya khimloheskaya, no.2, 1964, 391-392
!OPI.0 TAGS: quinoline-,poly7derizatipn, quinoline-autocatalysis, quin-
oline, autocatalysis, autocatalytic reaction, quinoline zinc chloride
complex
;; J.
ABSTRACT: Seeking~ autdcatalytic reactions having general applications
the authors investigated the polymerization of the quinoline-zine
chloride complex (Qu12ftC12) in the presence of catalytic quantities
of Proton-Containing substances (HP03, QuI*HCl) over the temperature
range of 250-3700. They obtained polymer products varying In color
from red to black (depending upon the conditions). -They,were poly-
quinolines with a'strubture of
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~,Iau6 quinoline polymerization takes-place with opening of the hetero-.
cle. Similar tolthecase of 71aine the operation Is autocataly-
timu y PIY2 11,
i.e., it is s fated b se4dingl.,the mass with a sample of
already polymerizea pr6duct. It ip.typical that the best results are;
Atained with a "seed",*!'prepared at :Phe apme temperature as that pf
polymerization. The reaction is highly speolfloo Orig,'arts lias 1
.figure, one formula, no tables.
:ASSOCIATION: Institut:'neftekhimicheskogo sinteza 1~. k.V. Topchiyeva:
(Institute ot Petrochemical Synthesis)
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POPOV, V.G.; KABANOV, V.A.; KARGIN, V.A.
TOPCHIYEV,q
Polymerization of quinoline and autocatalysin phenomena during the
formation of macromolecules with a system of conjugation. Izv.AN
SSSR.Ser.khimo no.2-.391-392 F 161+# (14M 17:3)
1. Inatitut neftekhindeheskogo sinteza im. A.V.Topchiyeva AN SSSR.

KOVALEVA, V.P.; TOPCHIYEV.,_D.A.; KABANOV, V.A.; KARGIN, V.A.
Polymerization'of pyftdine. Izv.AN SSSR.Otd.khIm.naak no.2087
F t63. (MIRA 1624)
1. Moskovskiy osudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V.Lomonosova.
lPyridine) (Polymerizationt

DUBININ -19 A.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; YEREMIN, V.I.., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAYITSEVP HeAep
inzho; TATARNIKOVA, N.A., kand.~,ekhn.nauk; TOFCHII~TL_~~!Lj_kand.
tekhn.nauk
New components for high-voltage measuring devices. Vest.elektroprom.
33 no.2:"-49 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Electric measurements), (Cathode ray tub4s)
(Eleotric metera)

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NFUSTROYEV, L.S.; PAVLOV, S.I.; TOPCHIYEV, G.M.; SHARLOT, V.A.
Compensatory measurements of pulse voltage. Izm.tekh.no. 4:
53-54 Ap 164. (MA .17:7)

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00 proved by fortuation of quittoline through usidatitm ul ethylene oxide to give acetylptopyl sit-.; the lattri, tracts see
E plaimitichm in alk. nittlium, anti isolation of 8-dimethyl- with HBr to product: wetylpropyl brouride, which itt
fthbo-O aaethoxyquintitine after exhaustive methylation converted into 4 -dirt hylamino-21-Wittanone by reaction 209
/P.McleavagroftbOxise. Minuichin wits syntlusized by with EtsNII. The diet hylaminop-manotic 6 convrrted
000 heating fl-methoxy-8-iodottmintiline and I-aminofi-di- 3 into the corresponding oxime through reactiou with 400
00,3 cthylwznitm~tane. LU. Synthosla of atelyrta. 1. L. 0*0
D. NHtOll. The oxime is reduced by metallic No to 11.
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French IM); cf. C. A. 28, 2121P.---The synthesis of hestriltol(W.amill. The obtained dihydrmhhwkk,A 0* 41
Atebrin is carried out in J main steps; Firtit, 2-Incthol atebrin is it yellow, cryst. powder, in. ~.149 SrV. The
00 as follows: With cuj~l 0. S-00
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TOPCHIYj Dmitr itich.; NIKANDROV, B.I., inzb,, retsenzent; KUZIMIN,
.S., kand. arkhitektury, dots., retsenzent; ZUBKOVA, M.S., red.
izd-va; GOLIBERG, T.M.., tekhn. reed.
[Agricultural buildings and structures)Sellskokhoziaistvennye
zdaniia i sooruzheniia. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Moskva, Gos-
stroiizdat, 1962. 398 p. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Direktor Gosudarstvennogo instituta po proyektiroganiyu sell-
skokhozyaystvennykh sooruzheniy (for Nikandrov). 2. Rukovoditell
kafedry promyshlennykh, grazhdanskikh i sellskokhozyaystvennykh
sooruzheniy Novasibirskogo inzhonerno-stroitellnogo instituta
(for Kuz 'min).
(Farm buildings)

NAGIYEV, M.F., akademik; TQ2QBI=,-A-V,, akademik, red.; SETEYNGELI,
A.S., red. izd-va; BAGIROVA,,..S.y tekhn. red.
[A wonderful substance; basic concepts of petroleum, petro-
chemical synthesis, and polymeric materials]Chudesnoo veshche-
stvo; osnovr7e poniatiia o neftil neftekhimichookom sinteze i
proizvodstve polirerrqkh materialov. Izd.2. Bak-u; Azerbaid-
zhanskoe gos.iid-vo, 1962. 328 p. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Akademiya nauk Azerbaydzhanskoy SSR (for Nagiyev).
(Petroleum chemicals)

T~~J~YV,_A,___:V.; CHMYSHEVA, T. I.
ITAMETKIN, N. S.; PRITULA, 11. A.; 10
Synthesis of organosilicon compounds having phenylene-carbon
links. Veftekhimia 2 no.4:632-638 JI-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Institut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza AN SSSR.
(Silicon organic Compounds)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6210
Topeh1Ugv-,- Aleksandr vasi!!YAv1qh., Semen Vasil I yevleh Zavgorodni7,
ale rgiyevna Kryuchkova
heaktsiya alkillrovaniya organicheskikh soyedineniy olefinaft
(Alkylation of organic Compounds With Olefins) Moscow, Izd-vo
AN SSSRI 1962. 323 P. Errata slip inserted. 3000 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya dauk SSSR. Institut neftekhimichealcogo
sinteza.
Zd.: L. S. Povarov; Tech. Ed.: S. 1. Golub'.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for specialists in organic synthesis
and students of organic chemistry.
007MGE: The book deals with the alkylation o6r organic compounds
by olefins. Alk-jlation of organic acids, aromatic hydrocarbons,
phenols and their alkyl ethers, halophenols, and haloanisoles
Card 11A) 2,

TOPCHIYEVt K. -0. -L"r. Uilem, 00i.
DissertatIon: "lnvestigation in the quirioline and the Acridine oeries
on the Problems of Structure and Synthesis of Anti-malarial 6ubstances.
Inst of Organic Chemistry, Acad 6ci USSR, 8 May 47.
SO: Vechernyaya Moskva, May, 1947 (Project #17836)

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V) a, prVINI. fritin It and 3,9-tIiAdw,%wtiJiuc. It
41111A, OW -.title I&L-liVity 64~ AWKi". I'llt 211CI %Ali tit
tilt- 1-011two deliv. of 1. 1
limll *a3 prelill. (mill 11

alid I"% no Ilizarkell activity.
% z

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TOPC9= K. S'.
US F/Chemistry - ouinoline
Chemistry - '..aDiria - Ant:Lnallarial Co=pocuilds
t
!,Cr,en Analogies of Quino-,ine Series Antimalariod S avrovckay~-,,, 1
Topchiyev, Inst I'alaria and Yed Parasitol, Acand -I'ed Sci TJS~Sp,, 37. oP
I'Dok Akad NaWc -S!~SR, Nova Sert' 1101 L-IIII., 11110 2 -r?-2.5140
Nw.-erous expcxiDients have Ineen conductt-d to evolve simpler method for the foi-nation of
biologically active compotindzi. Author-, di-~cass poEsiblity of obtrainiq:, active preparation
in which the 314-atom in the quitioline hutcrocyclc -e-rould lb(~ replziccd I-jy ,,in IN-atON, in
electronic --tatc., but not belont~-im, to the quinoline rinC. Durini,. tho cour.~t: 01.' c7oc'.rinents,
they synthesized, amonC other sulos tances, 4-bc==ino-3),- diLtliylaj,~,iiioi-,i'o,!yl-aninoziiii,-:ol.
Submittod by Acidemician I,. if. Nesneyanov, 9 Ilarch 1947.
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MSM/Chemistry - Q~zl~ol Compounds
Chemistry - Synthesis
~.*Ihexical Com~oaition and Thrasitologic Acti*ity~.
*=, Synthesis of Quinol, Compounds With Carborg*l~
C~,abinations in Positioft 8,", K. S. Topchiyev, A.
Bakh3.i,' Chem See, Inst of 'Malaria,,' M6d Para.
aitol, Acad Mod Sci USSR, Moscow, 5
pp
"Zbnr O'bshch Khimli" Vol M11, 'No 9
Atactian of the et*l eater of 8-quinolinecer-
~iOx7llc acid with butyrolactone and hydro3jais
Of the product gave 8-quinolyl-Y-hy~rox7Wopyj.;*
X*tone; replacement of the hydroxyl groups by
'bAomine and then by a diethylamino group gave
QA~fnol Compounds (Conti) Sep
8.0*ui.oiyl-y-dietb,viaminopropy1 ketone, thich vat:
by Al, isopropoxide to 8-quInoIyj-Y-dIetIWl-.;
jijitotropyl-carbinol, which bad no antimalml-ial I)r0prL.
tirties. i~nbmittecl 29 MOW 47-
-30/4�

K. S. Topchiev and A. F. Bekh1ij, Chemical structure and parasiticidal activity. VIII.
Synthesis of quinoline compounds with a carbonyl, bond in position eight. p. 1710
Eight-quinolyl-'r-oxy-propyl-ketone was obtained by reaction of ethyl other of
8-quinoline-carbonio acid with butyrolactone and by hydrolysis of the formed 8-quinolyl-
butyrolactone.
Chemical Dept. of the Inst. of Malaria and Medical Parasitology of the Acad. of Medical
Sci. USSR Moscow.
March 29, 1947
SO,. Journal of General Chemistry (USSR) 28, (80) No. 9 (1948)

PA 5 5/4VrI
UW/Chemi try - -Aenes sm -
Chemistry - Pe4taft
ra~tur- Fouqcl. by Miffiel SaGI#
L S' Topchiyev, Inst of Org Them) Acid gci*U&*o
A pp
"'Dok Ak Nauk SSSRn VbN,1.I1II,- No 2
Co#ound. bbtaii~ed 'by Linnell and Glynn by'reduAA
tibn of ace'tylpropyl alcohol with Na amalgam-
vAs apparently not 2-amino-5-pentanol but e'
secondary aminej bis-(delt'-a-'--Oxjl~eiitvl)-'a-mine'~
Submitted by Acad A.-N. lVegmeyanor 28 Jul- 48.

mulawdstr~r - Wthriene, ROV
Cheidstry - Oyemchrarine
*Ilitrogen-Carbon Bond. Action of Wdrogen Chloride
an Ga=A Triuatbyl4e C~ranobydrine," X. S.V-7711t-,
Upchlyer, M. L. Ki*hmlora, Inst of OrS Chem,
Acad IMI USS, 3 1/3 I)P
*Dok Ak Rauk SM" 'Vol LXIIII No 3
it has been shown by experiment that 9mma-tri
41P%ylen'-cyanohydriue, clotained by series of
a
Br Cl -
reactions C1 - C% - % %
C82 - C% - C;N CRA CO OC% CITe - M~ - CNW
jx_~- -C4 -012 CN, acrtual3,v -enters, in dry
55MM
(Coutd) NOT
Oitlmw, Into energy, Jutej~actjcm vIth gms9mg ]Ml i1th
howt 11bevition ana tmmticn# vith a q=ntftjLtiTS
7103Ay of -a ithite'qryatal prodiwt vith amel-tin-9
Paint of 550. Submitted'by Acad. A. N-VARmeranov
23 Ana h8.

Chandcal structure and PAma%icid,l activity. IX.
lomeric chlom-9 -aminoscridinem. Quincid structure and
_~UPI&SmOdW activity. K N h' A. F. Ikkidi,
As -nt ,
Id M. L. Kinnalura. VIS.S.R. 10.
-'i)D - 1309M (R"91. tr3linkti,"O.-Sce CA, 43, 71
C.

TOPCHIM, K. S. 62/49T5
7
Pamsiticidee
"Cb~mical Structure and Paraelticide Activity.
IXJq ;Isometric Chloro-9-Aminoacridinee: quinoidal
S#ucture and Antiplasmodium Effect," K. S.
Tppchlyev, A. F. Bekhl1j M. L. KIrmalova, Inet
pf.Org Chem., Aced Sci, USSR, 7 1/4 pp
ur Obahch Ehim" Vol Mo No 3
1-.Made a study of the chemical structure and
~paraeiticidal activity of chloro-9-aminoacridine
isomers. Submitted 24 Feb 47.
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CA
K. S.-Towbim.and V. 1. ftvTuv-
JW, pirusitol. J GCI'Miatol-,
Nimistersm ZdmvaWW&nenIrA Voklady
Akad. Nduh S'S.S.R. 0, 19"(1m).-Einhurn's
%NgCJj40H, M. 68' JANS.
alleged 2,4-(Ht4NCHl)0
343 50905)1, 6 WjXOWdhYI-5-0Ii&0J4hjfVdR
mellyZ~;dkm pANCJI.011(23.2s.).13.4g.HttXii,
and 17 S. formalia At 80' gave
brxsyOdsak*mimc. HCI sak, tn. 2234'; fres boir.
yvilow plAt", m. 1171 *; an Went" eruduct is obtAined'
by rtiluxing 2,5-110(oqN)CJIjCIfCI with Hi,SH in
Ltoll. ficating 5-44POS411' to* mflAlykne rdo with all
equal wt. 0( (CICH,),U in tv pttm= of ZIICI, gave thc
i-thloroxotthyl defiv., m. 103.5,-4,0' (from bgroin), which
-ith utt,411 in
44IjO..tn.a8*,jdrnRtjto" 9sve tile J-dmlh~jumqxomakyj
CUI with Hinhurns pr(kLC1.
G. Al. X-L,mff

TOPC]iM-V,. K. S.
USSR/Chemistry - Arttima-Urials
176TP-9
Mar 51
"Structure of Einhorn's 12-Hydro)g-5-Nitrobenzyl-distbylamine,'" V. I. Stavrovskayap
K. S. Topchiyev,, Inst Malaria.. Med Parasitol, and Helmintholp Min Pub Health USSR
"Zhur Obabeh Xhim" Vol XXI,, No 3, pp 525-532
Step ink,,synthesis of antimalarialsi Syn,~hesized 2-hydro)ty~-5-nitrobenzyldiethylamine
(I) by annich reaction from u-nitrophenol, formaldehyde, and diethylamine, and by
reaction of 2-hydro-V-5-nitrobenzy1chloride with dietbylamine. Found compd described
an I by Einhorn in 1905 to be really 3-diethylaminomethyl-5-nitrosaligenimethylene
eater (II). Found method to obtain 3-ch:Loromethyl-5-nitrosaligeninmethylene ester end
to synthesize 11 from it.
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