SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZVORYKIN, V.N. - ZVYAGILSKAYA, R.A.

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ZVORMN) V.N.
Typological characteristics of the higher nor*ou;3 activlty of
during char4ges In tho barometric pre.9sure. Funk. org. v usl. i0m.'
gaz. sredY 3.156-162 164. (MA 17,11)

ZVORYKIN V.N,j KOREEMTOV, A.A.o MIALIKOV, P.A.
RsElex influAnces from -the mec--hsnoreeeptors 6:~ th-3 gastrointes:' Linal
tracL on breatbing and the cardiovascular system durlng baromtric
pressure drops, Fum3c, orgo v usl, !m, gaz, aredy 3,242-25-2, 164.
(mIRA 177,01)

ZVO
Certain peculiarities of proxlmdl subcortex of the acoustic anallsorl
comparative anatomical study in mammals. Arkh. anat. Ifolakys. 29 no.2:
10-17 Mar-Apr 1952. (CUL 23:~)
1. Of the Scientific-Research Institute of the Brain:(Director
S. A. Sarkiosov, Active Member of the AcadeaW of Medical Sciences USSR),
Ministry of Public Health USSR.

ZVORYKIN, V,P.;SffKOL'11IK-TARROG6 Te*4*
Numerical data on the relationship of the perioeral part of th6~vigual
a4a4sorifto cerebral Aft& -.of. thi~!'Wialy sore Ani-
_"'anat.*-'-K6skva 30 no.5
A,rkh*- :4)-47 Sept-Oct 195j' Or
1. Of the In$,titute of the Brain (Director - Prof. S. A. Sarkiuov,:Ac-
tive Member AMS USSR), Kinistry -of Public Health USISA,

ZVORYKIN, V.P.
Corpus geniculatum internum ancl acuity of hearing. Arkboamt.gist I
embr, 31 no.lt22-35 Ja-Mr 154, tll,~ 7W
1. Is Inotituta mosga Ministeretva xdravookhrusaiya BSSR (direktor
daye'tvitellny7 chlen Akademii meditainskikh usulc SUR professor $,A.
Sarkisov).
(Optic thalms) (Hearing

USSR/Medicine Higher Nervous Activity FD-2796
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Author
Title
Periodical
Abstract
Institution
Submitted
Pub 154-17/19
Zvorykin, V. P.
Towards the question of the discovery of the excitability
of the central nervous system
Zhur. vys. nerv. deyat- 5, 292-,298., Ver-Apr 1955
Presents data supporting the view that priority for dis-
covery of the excitability of the 0. N. S. is.due to the
19th-century Russian physician, A. I. Tyalietskiy, Photo-
graph. Eleven references, all USSR (5 since 1940).
Institute of the Brain of the Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR

PEYKIN _-(Roskva, V.B-Mogilltsevekiy per., d. 8, k7-3)
z p,,. JT, I g
Cytoarchitectonic characteristics of the ganglion isthmi and
its displacement in the brain atom in frog And in certain
reptiles. Arkh.anat.glat.i embr. 33 no.3!15-18 J1-S 156.
(MRA 12: 11)
1. Iz institute. mozga AM SSSR (dir. deystv. chl. A101 SSSR
prof.S.A.Sarkinov)
(BRAIN, anatomy and histology,
ganglion Isthmi In frogs & reptiles (Rua))
(RuTILES0
ganglion iathmi in (Rua))
(FROGS,
same)

USSR Human and Animal Morphologyp Normal and Pa~holo(~Lcal. S-2:
Nervous System, Central Nervous System,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur -,Biol.,p No 18, 1958, No 83634
V. ~ P.,
Author 4_~kin
V,~
Inst Not:
Not
Title Morpholoj;ical.Bases of Differences in~ Audiiory;Acuity ln-;:
the'Dog and the Monkey.,
44
Orig Pub Uspekbi sovrem.' biol. 1957,. No 3,~349-36i,
Abstract In a series of. ml croscopic sections sithined vith'~ cresyl-~
violety a-study was made of the subcorticalia: uricular forma-
tions in the dog (D), brain weight' 95 ~g-, raid: in the Yhngoby
monkey (M), -_ brain ~ wel6t ~95:'g. 7he total volume of all,;~
subcortical formations pvoved to be 64aificantly-greater In
D than in M;; The'4esults,of.the measukemen~sl(in mm3YW'e'rG.-'
auditory tubercle - in D, 4.01., in Mi 0'.53; ~ventral audito-'.
ry nucleus: in D, 8.19, in M)'2.58; superiors,, olivary body:
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AUTHORSJ Zvorykin,-V.P. and Glezer,I.I., Scientific Workers of the
Brain Research Institute of the Academy of Medical Sciences
of the USSR
TITLE: An Erroneous Hypothesis (Oshibochnaya gipoteza)
PERIODICAL: Nauka i Zhizn', 1958, 2, P 42-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this article the author strongly criticizes and refutes
the hypothesis advanced by the Polish anthropologiat, As Vertain-
skiy, who believes that urbanization will result into physio~-
logical degeneration. %
There is one sketch.
ASSOCIATION; Brain Research Institute of the Academy of. Medical Sciences of
the USSR (Institut mozga Akademii, meditsinskikh nauk SSSR)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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Hooky&. Begovoya u2', d.11, kv. 188),o SPIMOV# MPS, (11yev,
6titutskays ulso d-13i, kv'9*14)-
Conference of the Bri~in Institute of the Acalamy of XedLio&JL S'Oien~`ee
of the U.S.S.R. &evoted to problems In the strunture and function
of the reticular formation and its place in the analysor systems'
.Arkh.anat'.gist I embr- 35 no*-5:121-124 5-0 *58 (min 11132):
ts'?NR con),

jehrjakaya pdrellf'royka olukholvO& znalizatora~~ tivyakaratay
a s
aukheniern d1apazona. vosprinimayem3rkh zvukov u primatov.11
report submitted for 7th Intl Cong, Anthropological Ethnological Sciences,~
Moscow, 3-10 Aug 64.

ZVO~~,'I-N)--Y--IL AMoskva, B-284., Begovaya uL, 11 kv.i813)
P
Morphological banos for tho un6qwtl rolo of tho auditory and optical
analynors in the bohavlor of doga and monkeyso~ Arkho anat. gist, I
etabr. 41 no.7;28,-37 J1 161. 15:2)~
1. Laboratoriya tsitoarkldtaktoniki (zav. zasluzhennyy deyate111
nauki, prof Ye P.Kononoira) Instititta mozga MRf SSSR.
~VIHOIO (HiWUNG) (CEREBRAL CORTa)

ZVORYKIN Y_J,*,._(Mbskva, Begovq& 41 Us kir.188)
BiomorphologUaLl comparison of the systems of subooritcal, formation
of,visual and auditory analyzer in dogs. ArIch.anataTist.i. c6r;
38 no.4:22-33 Ap 160. TMIR& 1470
Le Laboratoriya tsitoarkhtektoniki. (Zav. - zasliphennyy deyatelt
nai,kJ doktor maditsin'skikh nauk prof. Ye.P.Konoh~va) InstAtuta.
mozga AMN SSSR.
(BRAIN--LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTIONS)
(VISION) (UARING)

YUDITSKIr, D. G.; ZVORMN, V.,V.; ANPnOvP 0. D.
Steam expenditure In the production of alcohol from *classes
and in the processing of balcerls yeast. Spirt. prw. 28 no.S:
i9-33 162. (MM X 1)
1. Kiyevslciy tekbnologich"My institut pish6b~voy.promyshleu-`
nosti im. Mikoyana (for TWitsldy). 2. Upravieniyu NRY-evener,g.o-
naladkall (for Zvoryldn, Anpilov).
(Distilling industrieo-Oosto)

ZVORMN, V.V-
4 w W.
AUtorAtio Control of continuous. cooking of raw mateirl'als. Spirt.
prom. 22 no.2:19-21 156. Wak, 9~: 8)
1. Kiyevakoys upravleniye Orgprodenergo.
(Distilling industries-4quipment and supplies)
(Automatic control)

Oak
Differences in the development of-vegetation
,in stands of early and late form of oak.
Dokl. AN SSSR 63 no. 1. 1952
MLRA Library of Congress, August, 1952, UXCLA$SIFIED.

2. USSR (600)
4. Oak
7. Differences in the development of vegetation in plantatiori of early and 1,,Ite oaks.
Dokl. AN SSSR 84 No. 1. 1952. rod. 28 Feb, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, September 1952. Unclagsified.

"Forestry and Forest Typology Importance of Underbruqh~~ In the- Cak
Forests of thR Northwestern Caucasus.ft Sub 30 May 51, TnRt of 'Forestry,
Aced Sci USSR.
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees.in
Moscow during 1951,
SO: SUM- No- 480, 9 May 55

r.,1p-k;r vAlsoo-,ution J.:i hydroch'lcr-~c azid. Ti-ud:r
vc 111, izi"
35 64.
ct Ts r li'nnoolu tlcn In hydrochl~
c
bid, s 16-39 ls?.12)
1. -'ubw.Gt-od "','sotomher 23, 1963,

USSR / Forestry, Forest Biology and TypoloGjr X-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Mol., No 10, 1958, 43910
Author Zvorykina, K. V.
Inat Forestry Institute AS USSR
Title Some Biological Peculiarities of'the Field
Maple (Acer campestre L.)
Orig Pub: Tr. In4ta less. AN SSSR, 1957, 33, lz32-i45
j
Abstract: These studies were conducted in the Borlsogleb
forest range (Tellerman E~-perimefital Forest).
Here maple. enters the III starfe, Where, Its height
depending on bhe conditions, reschea from 7 to .15
meters. It is distinGuiched by Good development
when it -rovis in oak groves. The poooibility of
maple propagation by cuttings or by the shoots on
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USSR / Forestry. Forest Diology and Typolo8y K-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 10, 1958, 43910
the stump t.-.nder given tree growing conditionsAs
noted. Depending on the advanaO age of the tree
stand, the character of maple growth :and its tole
in the composition of the tree stand and in the
composition of the young trees near a:vtood is
determined by light conditions. The dominating
position passes completely to the chief forest,
forming varieties and the field moplewis driven
back to the lower tier and to yottn6 trees on the
edge of the woods where the numb6i, of its skele'
tal axis reaches 42 tbousand per~bectare. This
process Is connected wi-%-'h maintenance.felling.
Particularly after these fellings the number of
shoots is increased. The presence of,a large
number of maple trees vnder a canopy (resulting
in a flat croyan, short life opan, early arrest of
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USSR / Forestry. Forest Biology and Typology.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol, No 10, 1958, 43910
thwrowth in height in the majority of skeletal
axe characterizes it as edge of the woods
variety. However, under favorable conditions~the
growth of individual sireletal axe8 of t1he maple in:,
the III and even II height level'area may occur.
The feasibility of the field maple being part of
the wood-margin trees and the main height level"
area is emphasized. V. V. Protopopov
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ZVORYIIIYA
K-V,
Ilffect of tree and shrub species regenerated by sprouts an 06~
development of oak stands. Trudy Inst. lega 33:11�-131 157.
(MM 10: 10)
(Reforestation) (Oak)

ZVORTKIIA, K.T.
Biological characteristics of the common maple (Acer ascmentre'.L.)
Trudy Inst. lesa. 33:132-145 157. (KIRA 10:10)
(maple)

ZVORYKINA 1~ IbAN 49-66-4/y13-16
BIOLOGY: Plant ecology
II Associated with Institute of Forestry I/ DjW 49-66-4/.?13-16
IV *Coauthor with I N Yelagin "Supplies of Litter in /bAN 49-64-5/715'~ 18
Certain Types of Broad-Leaf Forests of the Foothills of
,the Northwestern Caucasus"
Coauthor with I N Yelagin *Illumination Under the Canopy of~ AAN' 49-66-4/713-16
Certain Types of Broad-Leaf Forests (Northwest Caucasus)*

SANNIKOV, G.P., kand.sellskokhoz. nauk; ZVORYKIDIA, LB., aspirantka
Early spring aerial chemical Bpraying of shrubs. Zomledelie 27
no.4:75-77 Ap 165. (MIRA,18t4)
1. Severnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut gidrotekhniki i
me3,ioratsii.

MLIMPOLISKfiYA, N-ina Konstantlnovna; ZVORY-YIIIA, L.N.J~JtC4.
(Slufpty iranual for operatlon of road machiriei~y and, et:p I P-
mentl Pamlatka. po tekhni.ke bezopasnosti pri r'abote.ra do-
rozh.no-stroitellnykh mashinakh i niekhanizmakill
A . Flo t-k7r;L
"'Itroiizdat, 1964. 32 p. (iIIRA 17i8i

BOLOBAE', Nikoiny Aleksandrov-'ch,kand.tekkn.nauk;UQAX
[3afety manual for operpitarB of tower crtinna) Pavrdhtka
po tekijilke bezopasnonti dlia ruishirdsta bachennogo kra-
na, Izd,2., perer. i ispr. Moskva, Stroixzda-t, 1()(4.
38 P. (KIRA 17:7)

GUSUCIIIIII Vl&talJy Ivanovich; ZVORYKINA, L.N., red.
[Safety manual for operators of equipment for':churn dril-
ling] Pamiatka, po taklinike bezopannosti d3ia-mashirlsta
stanka udarno-kanatnogo bui-enila. Moskva., Stidiizdat;196/1.
28 p. (WRA M.6)

BONDARI, Yevgeriiy Petrovichp inzh.; ZVORYKINIA, LA.p rod.
(Safety manuAl for ar3somblillp, re-1:0-orced cullit-'roto
elements] Pamiatka po,,tekhnike bezopauuosti dlia
mobtazhnika zhelezobe-toruVkh konotmkWi. Ind.2.44,
ispr. i dop. Yoskva, Strolizdat, 19(4. :31 pi01
Wl PA I'l -.'6)

KLOCHANOV, Petr Hikolayevich; EYDINOV, Yuriy Solomonovich;
ODRIOKOV, S.D.2 kand. tekhn. nauk, naucbn. red..;
ZVORYKINA, L.N.p red.
[Painting, glazing, and'fa'cing operations) MaJAarMe
stekolfwje i oblitsovacbMe raboty. Maskvaj, Stroiizdatp
18:2)'
1964. 313 P. (MIRA~

SHARAYEVSKIY, Ilikolay Pavlovich; ZV RYKINA, LA., red.
(Safety iranual for work6r., asserbllngmlningt,l jiipment]
Pamiatka po tekhnike bezopamostl ctl:La rao,-,cbM po
montazhu gornorudnogo oborudovaniid. Moskva~ Stroliz-
dat, 1964. -9 P. (MIRk .17:9)

ALI MOVIGH, Arkadiy Illichj ZWRYKIVA, L.N., red.
(Safety vanual for the assembler of tower criAnes
construction] Pamiatka po tekbnike bezopasnotiti d1la
montazhnika stroiteltxWkh bashenrWkh kranov., lzd.2.,
perer. i dop. Moskva) Stroiizdat., 1964. 46~p.
(MIltA 1716)

BOLOBANI Nikolay Aleksandrovich; BELEVICH, Vladimir Borisovich;
VELIKOTSKIY, Aleksandr Nikolayevich; MACHABUI, Shata
Levanovieh; RgFFELI, N.A., nauchn. red.; ZVORTKINA
red.; MIKBEYEVA, A.A., tekhn..red.
(Assembling precast concrete structures) Yontuh sb'omykh
zhelezobetonnykh konstruktaii. (By) N.A.Boloban. i dr.
Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 344-P.. (MIRA 16:10)

RABINOVICH S.G.J. inzh.;-SKVORTSOV, A.F., inzh.; YAKOBSON,:Ya.M.,
~Ouchn. red.; ZVORYKINA. LA.,. red.; K)ROVNFV, N.K.,
tekhn. red.
(Preparation of fomwork in industrial construction'] Opa-
lubochnye raboty v promyshlennom stroitelletye. Moskva
Gosstrolizdat, 1963. 311 P. (MIRA 16111~
(Concrete construction-Formwork)

KLIMOVI V.T.; MAIIICHSV~ V.I.j RUDINCHIKI A.M.; EYLF-Jtj S.A.~
BORMIEV, N.K.,
nauchn. red.; red.;
tekhn. redo
(Construction of cofferdams and caissons) ~troiLollstvo
opunkrtykh kolodtaev i kessonov, Moskva,. O*sstroiizdat,
1963. 247 P* 173 1)
(Cofferdams) (Caissons)
A..

'PARFENOV, Vasiliy MaksimoTichi MS.I.N I'
&,,L.R red MIKIMYEVA,
takhn. red.
(Safety manual for blasters,(in open areas)) Pamiatka po
takhnike bezopasnosti dlia vzryvnika (na otkrytykh rabotakh)
Izd.w., pererA dop. Moskvap Gosstroiizdat, 196~. 29 p.
(MIRA 16%9)
(Blasting-Safety measures)

RROEV, Vladivir Mikhaylovichp kand. med. na-uk,- ZVORTKINA, L.N..
red.
[Industrial bygiene in a coment factory] Gigiena'trwla na
tsementnom zavode, Moskva, Strolizdat, 19U,- 46 1).
(KI161 17:5)

LN, Eduard Setrakovicb; ZVORYKINA, L.II.p rkj.; TARKIIOVA,
K.Ye., tekhn, red.
(Rigger-signalman's safety manual] Paziatka,po takhnike
bezopasnosti dlia takelazhnika-signallshchika. lzd.2,t ispro
I dop. Moskvay Goostroiizdat, 1963. 45,P* (MIRA -17:3)

Nf I.S.; ZVORYKIN.A L.S., red.; TARKHOVA#.X.Ye., tekbn. red.
(8afety manunl for stonecutters] Pamlatka pa tekhnike bez-
opasnosti dlia rezchika kamnia. Moskva, Goostrol4isdat,
1963. 37 P. ~ (mRA 161g)
(Stone cutting-Safety measures)

R.A.; MDNIYEV, B.H.
One uay to metallize Soignette's sal,to Trudy IX.1 no'.28:199-',201
159. MRA 15 15)
1. Kafedra fiziki Leningradakogo korablestr6itellpogo instituta.
(Rochelle salt) (Mstal sprayilng)

NW Wy SOURCE CODE:~, UR/0020/66/168/003/0564/0566
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AUTHOR., Y4rasnikoy) L.'L.; Zvorykina., R.
ORG: _Lenin9rd~-~ShiPbuijdj!jg institute (Leningradskiy korablestroitellnyy" 1~nstitut)
TITLE:'~'Miagnetcacoustic effectfin aluminum alloys
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokladyp vi_'168p~ no. 3)'1*66) 564-566
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy) magnetoacoustic: effect: acoustic Absorption, torsional
vibrationj acoustic resonancep'solid solution, grain structure
ABSTRACT: To check on the hitherto,uninvestigated increase of the phase velocity and
increase of absorption oftorsional sound waves in alloys,,the authors pre,pared.
aluminum alloys with different contents of iron impurity -of the order of tenths and
hundredths of one per cent. Plates of equal dimensions were tested (130 x. 7.5 x 2 M),
fastened precisely at the vibration node, tuned to odd harmonicsp and excited by reso-
nance with torsional oscillations from X-cut'Rochelle salt.crystals. The resonance
curve was plotted by producing beats from two sound generators with a constant fre-
quency difference of 50 cps. When a constant magnetic field vas~applied, the resonant
1. 4i frequency was different from that without a field. The relative change of phase'
velocity was determined from the change in the resonant frequency, and the damping of
the torsional oscillations was estimated from the relative logarithmic decrement of*--'-
the oscillation with and without the field. The results show that the magnetoacousiid
effect depends on the grain dimensions, density, chemical composition, and othertac-
C~4 ip UDC. 548-0: 535

ALC NRs -- --AP6018056
tors vhich have not yet been investigated. 4The mapetoacausti c effect vas used to
determine the limit of solubility 6f the stlid solution'during non-equilibrium, dynqic
solidification. The results obtained by the authors for'the solubility of silicon in
aluminum (o.48%) differed from the results published in,the handbook)' but Vas closer
to the theoretical value. This report was presented by Academician B. P., Kionstantinov
9 September 1965* Orig, art4 has: 2 figures and 1 formu3A.
SUB CME: It, 20/ SUBM DAM AN 5/ ORIG MW: 003/ OTH BEF: 001
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oblastnoy institut usovershe~stvovaniya uchitoley.
(Poultr7 breeding) (AntibioticO

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deceased]; STOLININOVA, U.N.; DMATHIN, V.A.
Comparison of the Iodate and indophenol tests for4atermining
Ascorbic acid in industriai prepartions. Tr~dy VNIVI 5:196-200
154. (HIBA 90)
1. Khimiko-analitichee~-- laboratoriva.
(ASCORBIC ACID) :lND0PHU0Q, (IMATIS)

ZVoRYKINA, V.B. [deceased); STOL'NIXOVA, U.N.; Devyatnin, V.A.
A study of the reaction of furfurole with aniline and its uwln
making a qualitative evaluation of vitamin preparations. Trudy
TNIVI 5:200-204 154. (KIRA 90)
1. Rhimiko-analitichanknva laboratorlya.
(ASCORBIC) (FURAL113MR) (AXILM)

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resp-di * 'spda vook arids withiatc. and
in
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.from peft. ether, ni; 49-50 . N 174-6%
fte needleto firconmetber-petr. thr. in. 624.
I T
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fe atsit -
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or . triwtulo to file it vvAo:,,kr0_1 tit
t,tahfi.ll"I she -1
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I is '111
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hr.,dii,latiolifi4filith aldet.ttlord N I I 119M IXt soil MgAsts~ -it lift 90 40
0 0 1ICI to Congo mi, giving 751 At derip.. in. 101-24, (frolik in.
oJILM0111). Thi. slim.) with tie theoretical little. 1)(SOCI, 186* (front 14011), nr 1060
boosted to 4n-V, tile t,,4ithotal S()Clt torinsivril in roaristror All'i limidisse (M ti,orstlei, tit. 7 1 V ifroin -lit. F101 I
pvc silly Ow lit. 11`2
=.rei.1m. in tocturne (or Rico trented with dry 'kill. 44 0
sims 81,70 0 lusila m ijoft/40104i wide, ticiedles" lit, 1711 . .1.1 amife,
In, 1.5g, J111.111 W.11
0,
4, (1.7 jil.). bumsicil 3 his. wills 10 CC. AeoU, this execiai fit. 21.
Kate either 95`~
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2.1 CC, 11.0 Atilt I'llUtoll, gAvic 75% Z-sviej4yI4-ArjryI-rp-tkro-
111r,Aydr,,pyrimiditte, necillu., no, Wil" (f". Pistil);
11), limilv%, its. M, iffissit 1(t,4)- 111' orliffroilm lit, I ing Ar ri pill 11%
W.4511,1111 wish 51.'~ Not,11); hTtIftwIto,14 1-1 ill"Itl NOW. lit 9:11's, ..too
Peer. tihe(
- 11 0 lot-
thiss by 5`~ NAM Apt. it, I .,fllv Ow immle oll, 03,
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ff IF J A. L
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00 HAKIWOU11, Ulld V _KZyurykIna. Ds-Ahs,ly .1k.j4l. A'.juk 00
if
S.S.S.R. as, 2"t. CAMI.
00 (NIIC(JjF1I)CIrjCOSIIj with 25 pit. KOH I lit,
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*0
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w9 13
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:1 Ifirs. at 40-5'. evapp the SOClg. and t1r.1tillit With a;* 0'
dffl:dt, Ill.
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M

Carbazide Acids
General method of obtaining B-semi~-carbazide acids. Dokl. AII,SSSR, 85P No* 3,t19512
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. Unclassified~

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L. . tu'L T,-,, " - ~ i, , ,, I
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RODIONOV, V-9. [deceased]; ZVORMNA, V.1r.
Preparation and reactions of certain derivativew of/3-ursidopelar-
gonie acid. Izv.AN SSSR~Ctd.khim.nauk no-3:332-335,Kr 156.
(Km 9
1. Institnt organicheskoy khimii imeni N.D. Zelinskogo Akademii
nauk SM.
(No-oic acid)

USSR/Organic Chemistry - Synthetle Organic Chemistry
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khimiya);~ ?To 2., 195V 440P
Author : Hodionoi V,M,, Zvorykina$ V.K.
Title : Syntheses of 11.11' c6aversion of
Dinatereoisomeric Ganrz-Ethyl-Beta-Aiiinocaprylic Acids
to Substituted Tetra- and Hexahydrdpy~imidines.
Orig Pub Zhr obahch, khimiij 1956p ,)6, xo 4* 145-a6q
Abstract Isomeric gama-o-thyl-beta-tiraidoetipiy~ic aqids,(Ia,b):
are obtained from the tuo diastarbotabraeric gw,=-
ethyl-beta-aminocaprylic acide (11a;15) by thr"ec proci-qu.
res; a) heating of It with KCNO; b) heating of wddea
of N-carbethoxy-derivatives of 11 with alkali; c) sapq-
nification of 4-(11.ethylpentyl).2)6;."dioxohexahydropyr .i-
midines (111a,b). By boiling with gC1 (acid) I are con-
verted to III. Action of SCC12:foJi.~wed t~yjld; on
3
N-benzoyl derivatives,of IIa,b, aves 2-phenyl 4.(j.,.
ethylpentyl)-6-oxotetraliydropyrimidiiies (M,b~.
Card J/3 - 69
7f:

USSR/Organic Chemistry Synthetic Organic Chemistry E-2
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 2; 1.957, 4409
Heating of diastercoisomeric amides of ~prma.othyl-beta-'
(N-acetylanino)-caprylic acids (Va,b)lwith (dif CO) 0
2
gives 2-methyl-4-(I"-ethylpeiityl).,6-o.~o-4-6trahyiropy;imi.
dines (VIa,b). -Frora 12 a 11-carbethoxy-Ila (Pr6pared in'
usual manner from Ila) yield 74~) MP 60-610 Urm petro.
leum other)) by heating with 5 MI SOC12 .4t h6p for 3
nours, driving off excess SOC12 in vacuum, adding 500 rtl
ether and saturating with NH 31 is obtaipod thle ardde of
N-carbethoxy-Ila, yield 68%, mp 1460 (from water). Analo-
gously from N-carbetboxy-111 (prepared from Ilb, yield
70%, mp 63-640 (from alebbol-petroloun 'ther),), is propa-.
red amide of N-carbetboxy-iib, yield 7p.6%, mP 1440 (from
water), 1 g of the amide thus obtained'' in 20 ml'10% so-
lution of RaOll, boiled until dissolved,!acidified to got
Ia, yield 86a,16, mp 14p-o (from water) or. 1b, yield 0.85 g,
14P 1690 (from alcohol), reepectively, On heabing IIa,b
with solution of KCNO the yield of I iD and 76%,
Card 2/3 70

USSR/OrgELnic Chemistry Synthetic Organic Chemistry B-2
fibs Jour Referat Zhur Xhimiya, No 2, 1957, 44VI71,
respectively. boiled with 12% soluti6n IICI-, for 3
hours; yield of Ilra 67%, MP 1520 (frou watei~); yield
of Mb 8c~, MP 145-i46o (from water). `5 g N-bellzoyl-ll
heated with 3-75 ml SOC12~at 75-800 for~13 houia, SOC12
driver- off, added ether and saturated irith MI yield of
iva 44.8%, IM 1250 (from aqueous alcohol); ~Ileld of IVb
62~r, MP 1230 (from aqucolls alcohol), To' mixture of 11 ani
10% solution Na R ( ) 0- --ield of R-acetyl-IIa
idded (6H 3C0 j
81-3%, MP 1180 Vrora water); yieljd of 11-lacetyl-Ilb 78.
Rral7o (from water), By action of '1130M mid NH on
the latter there are obtained Va, yield 89.3 HP Mo
(from alcohol), mid To, yield 77.%, MP -1750 (from, alco'-
hol). Mixture of 1-5 G V and 30 ml (CII CO) 0 boiled 4
hours, (Clf3CO)20 driven off; yield of 41a J~%y 14P 920
from aoueous alcohol); yield of VXb 7q%, mp 86-870
~from ether).
Card 3/3 71

RODIOVOV, Vladimir Mikhallovich, itkndemik [deceased) ;~I-TORYKIKAj @go#
~ __I_
so;tavitell- KISJUVA, V.V.0 sontavitell; PIMBDTA.' A.M.,
It anslatorl; KNWANTS, I.L.,akademik, otv,ra&.; MWAKIN. H.R.;
akadsmik, otv.rea.; SMTSOV, Yu.B., red.ind.; POLMVA, T.P.,
takhn.red.
[Selected works] Isbrannys trudy. Moskva, Isd-vo Akacl. nauk--SSSR.'
1958. 792 P. (MIRA 12:2),
(Chemistry, Organic)

AUTHORS:
TITLEt
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACTt
Card 1/2
Goltdfarb, Ya. L.~ Zvorykina, V. K. sair/62-56-6-15/37
Investigation of the N-Oxides of Some Heterocyclic Bases
(Izueheni,ye N-okisey nekotorykh geteiotaiklicheakikh'
osnovaniy) Communication I. On the Production and Properties
of Nicotine Oxides (Soobshcheniye 1;0 poluchenli 1
svoystvakh N-okisey nikotina)
Izvesttya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk,
1958, Nr 6, pp. 748-755 (USSR)
Three types of oxides can be produced from nicotinev
Pl-~N-oxide, Py-N-oxide, Py,Pl-N-dioxide. Uo.st papers;on nicotine
oxidation deal.,with the compounds ofAhe first type.:Th6
authors begin by,mentioning the papers by:Pinner and'Wolfen-
stein (Vollfenshteyn) (Ref 1) Auerbach (Auerbakh) and
Wolfenstein (Ref 2), Weil (Veyll) Mef 4Y, Hains (Khaynq) and
Eisner (Eyzner) (Ref 5) and other authors..The pres'dnt taper
deals with the investigation of the ~reaction of the ioxidation
of nicotine H 0 on which occasion,all three N-oxides were
2 2'
obtained in form of crystals,, Of these, nicotine-PI-Py-aioxide
and nicotine-Py-N-oxide,have as yet not been described in

Investigation of the N-Oxides of Some Heterocyclic SOV/62-58-6 1V
5 37
Bases. Communication I. On the Production and
Properties of Nicotine Oxides
published works. Pl-Py-dioxide war obta-ined. as a crystal
hydrate (with 2.water molecules and alrwater-free base), aS
monopicrate, dichlorohydrate, and mercury complex. For the
Py-monoxide of nicotine a crystal base, di6hlorohydrate,
dipicrate, and a mercury.derivative were obtained. For nicotine-
Pl-N-oxide, which had already been obtainedQ'by Pinner~,(uncler
the name of "Oxynicotine") the.authors~obtained a hitherto not
described chlorohydrate; the water-fre'e base was separated.
There are 11 references,.1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni N. D.
Zelinskiy AS, USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 13, 1956
1. Nicotine oxides-Production 2. Niaotlne oxidea-p-roper,t-Lea.
Card 2/2

AUTHORS: Alashev, F. Deg 62-58-6-29/37
Golldfarb, Ya.
TITLE: The Production of 11-Oxides of 11-Methylanabanine (Polucheniye
N-okisey N-metilanabazina)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheskikh'nauk,
1958, 11r 6, PP. 780 - 790 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Continuing the inveotigation of the N-Oxidos bf,bi-tertiary
cyclic baceo (Refs 1#2), the authors carried out the okidation
(by means of hydrocen peroxide) of rf-mothylanabasine. Bands of
the N-oxides of 11-methylanabasine which haUhitherto not been
described in published works, viz. N,Nl-dioxide, Py-11-0--idel
and Pi-11-oxide, as well as the picrates and.hydrochlorides of
these oxides were obtained. The structure of the 11-oxides of
N-methylanabasirewas deternined by reduction by means of zinc
and hydrochloric acid in N-methylanabanine (and was identified
as a di-picrate). There are 4 referencon, 2 of which are Soviet.
Card 1/2

The Production of N-Oxides of H-Methylanabaoine
ASSOCIATION: Institut orj~anicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo Akademii nlauk
SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry irieni IT.D.Zolinskiy R)
AS USS
SUBMITTED: January 29, 1958
1. Nitrogen oxides-Production 2. Cyclic.~conpounds-oxidation'~
Card 2/2

T IT' F"
Ff 10.1) P" AL
Oar,i I
A 9, _'by Vfl. T'.'
'Pro'd ue t I QYL Of 0 V a- awl ul-Aipin6nicol*inz;
Oc _icheniye N-ok':
~E y i i0-amirlorilkntina)
,jVj~- . djt,, re. r roj k S '~ SIR , 1)1n iy eklilmichp-Aikh naul
T,
._;ti,i,ra Aka
1958, Vr 7t P-,;. 900-903 (U."sii)
In pruviouo jqrticlo. the autliorz; dfjscrJb4t',ke N-oyides of
.1 ) find Thl~' 'intrestigations in
nic,attre (Ref
the field of thp n1cotinep, .,an -~oiitinuc_d by O)e duscrIption
of the troluntion of.,,urirj~v- of the benzoYl-,'O -amino-
nicotino givin in this papej... '-'urlhermore (in th ,a sanonifica-
t.1 on of' t
he latter by means. uf hplrochloric Uc
-.-.,ith th,~,, production of the N-nx.ld,.q. of the, correapon4,ing
W-aminonicotines. Analogau8 to th- N-oxides of the ct-amino_~
and acyl amino piperldin-s ljy oldamq and~?,Uyanop
5, Fartitokiy, Ref 6) P1,F,y-d1c)xidp-.s' vind Py-monox~ide are
amphoteric compounds. rhich (Iics~llve onLy In cauntic alkali
ATId mint-ral, acids.

Y', 6 5 4-7 -1
organiche-i3koy 1~hlmii im. N. D.: Zt, I i df-m

AUTHORS: ZvorykLrgL*.V_J"-r-Neyl and, 0. Ya. SOV/62-56-9-13/26
TITLE: Concerning Several Coavtfhion Producto of the Diastereo-
isomers of y-Ethyl-P-N- Carbethoxyaminocaprylic Acid (0
nekotorykh produktakh prevrashcheniya diaLstereoizomernykh
y-etil-p-N-karbetoksiariiilokaprilovykh Icislot)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye Ichimicheski kh n.auk,
1958, Nr 9, PP 1099 - 1103 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the previous papers.the authors rilporte'd the pre-
paration of two diastereoisomers of y-ethyl'_~_amino-
ca~rylic acid, which were referred to as A and A in
1 2
these papers. Also prepared were several derivatives and
transformation products (Refs 1-3)- In testing these
compounds biologically it was found that several of
them (especially isomer A 2) had bacteriostatic properties.
The authors were therefore interested in carrying out
further, similar investigations to -test the chemical~and
biological properties of these compounds. To do this~
however, it was necessary that the molecular configurations
Card 1/2 be maintained and that substitution take place at the

Concerning Several Conversion Products of the ST1162-58-9-13126
Diastereoisomers of y-Etliyl-P-N-Carbethoxyaminocapr~~lic Acid
functional groups. There-fore the authors prepared
diastereoisomers (A I and A2) of y-eth,4rl-P-.(W -phenyluxeido)
caprylic acid, y-ethyl-p-semicarbazidocaprt 'rlic acid, and
1-phenyl-4-(l-ethylpentyl)-2,6-dioxohexahydr6pyrimidine,
For the synthesis of these compounds the reactions
discovered by Rodionov and Zvorykina (Ref 4) were used.
In addition to these reactions (in oriler to compare
the yields) the isomers of these compounds were prepared,
by the method of Longfield and Stieglitz (Lon&felld and
Shtiglits) (Ref 8), by reacting phenyl isocyanate with
y-ethyl-p-aminocaprylic acid (Ref 3),,and by the hydrolysis
of 1-phenyl-4-(l-ethylpentyl)-2,6-dioxohexahydropyrim4-dine
(Ref 4), respectively. There are 8 refere"Oes, 7 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheekoy khimii im.N.D.Zelinvkogo Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni.1,',.D.Zelinskiy,AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: February 2, 1957
Card 2/g

GOLIDFAR% Ya.L.; ALASHEVp F.M~~ORYKINA V.K,, [do:ease#l
Preparatim of anabasine Py-N-oxide. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. khim.
no.12t2241-2242 D 164 (MIRA 18d),
1. Institut organicheakoy khimii imeni H.D. Zelinakogo
AN SSSR.
ar

SEWRINk, T.N.; ALASJMV, F.D.; ZVORTKIMA, V.I.; GOLIBIARB, Ta.L.
Ultraviolet aboorption.spectra of some pyridim and nicotine
derivatives* Report Zo.4: Absorption spectr'wof &oxides of
nicotine and fi~-metbylansbasiue. Isv.Aff SSSJLOtd.kh1m.uauk
no.6:1119-1123 J1 160. (MM 1327)
1. Inatitut organicheekay khimli imeni NeDoZelinskogo Akadenii
nauk SSSR,
(P~rridins) (Piperidine)
W it I

MATRAMVSKIT, S.G.; BAMSBKOVA, N.Y.; ATASSET, I.D. t,;VORYKINA, Y.K.
Folarographic study of X-oxides of anabasine and A-metbylana-
basine. Izv.AN SSSR Otd,khim.nauk no,52-938-940 VV' 160-
~ (MIU INQ
1, Inotitut organicbeakoy khtmii imeni N.D. Zellnalcogo Akademii
nauk SSSR,

MUTHIN, V.A.; ZVORMMA T.V. [deceased]; STOL1111KOTA, X.X.
Iffect of moisture on the decomposition of vitamins,C and B, in
preparations. Trudy VNIVI 3:42-46 154. WBA 9:3)
1,11himiko-analitichookays laboratorlyas
(ASCOUIC ACID) (TEMIU)

simeA actil lit hiftwial mom-Wons b7 tbi tadato
W.d W"Vb(Ml mattois. V A I-q-, ~~
Z-92ma o'd hl ;f-
j by th.
0-157 CU 0-64 pit :,Mt wd lh.11 III o'. -Lf~ n"~-l
is D'A to 1~ !w ~,w 'I". wl- --h .1 ..
mrmdrA fw .detmi,itwian, --t ~--- ~. .-~ a
und in uld~tl 1. -(l m if:,I,,-,-,

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141,

Clmmnd &nfLIJ31V -d -.1tLmli: H, i;l '~td' OTY ' i-I
~~ " 1 -1 f ) 1: ll:-~, .1W I; i;.n." " lid y
.. 1 .1. ~-IYwt~ Tft!jP-,1vJ,4 -*t.,~ IP 1 11 1-1 4. 1311- ~
. #"1;4 B 4 !-,t -f lusl.. -
A..

KUTEPOV, O.S.; ZVORYKRIA, Ye.K.
Short-cut method for calculatJng the production normz of workei rs,
and the coefficient of output and opeiative efficiency of the
weaving equipment, Izvo vyso uchebt zav.; tekh. te.ksto prom. no.3:,
3-14 162. (MlRA 17:10)
1. Leningradskiy tekstillnyy institut imeni Kirova.

ILIINf M.I.; ZVO Nt�. g starsbiy agronom; LEM9 Z,Ya.'; ZVIAGINTOVAp
Ye.I.V'mW.'I.Ye.P red.- ZABORSKITy N.1.9 red.; PECHENMv
1 9 .4
I.V., tekhn. red.
[Vew corn bybrids Bukovine'3 abd'Buk.qvina 2; :results of stale
crop variety tests] Novye gibridy kukuruzy Dukovinskii 3 1 Bu-
kovinskii 2. rezulltaty gosadarttvemop sar~isWtaniia. Moskva,
Izd-vo ~~va2sell. khoz. SSSR, 1960. 45 P. (MIRA 340)
1. Russia(1923- U.S.S"R.) Gos4dhrstvewwVa komis'$4,e, po sorto-
ispytentylt sell skokhozya~rstvenrqkh ku-Iltur. 2. zaveduyug4obaya.
khimicheskoy laboratoriyey Gosudarstvennoy k6misaii po sorto-
ispytaniyu sallskokhozyaystvermVkh kulttur pri Ministerstve sell-
skogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Ieym). 3. ZamestItell predsedatelya
Gosudarstvennoy komiss 4' po sortoispytaniyu sell AoWiftyaystven~-
mykh kulltur pxI Ministerstve sellskogo khozyaystva SSSR (for
Marinich).
(Corn (Maize)-Varietim'..

x

ZAKATALOVO Ye.V.p inzh.; BF-LYKH, K.D.~) inzh ZVUXOV 11 bf inzh.1
SKVOlrrSOV, O.S. , inzh~; NETUSOV.. in
doktor tokhn. nauk., prof., rod.; PETROVA,'It.t., re.d.;
USENKO, L.A., tekbn. red.
(mechanization of the repairand maintenance of ~aormal and:
narrowgauge.railroad tracks of ind'hstrial enterj~risesj.
14ekhanizatsiia remonta i soderzh Ianiia zhe1szodor'omhnykh Putei
normallnoi i uzkoi kolei promyshlennykh prepriiatii, Movkvaj
Vaes. izdatelfbko-poligr. ob"edinenio M-vaiputei soobahcheniiag:
1962. 63 P. (Moscow. Vsevoiu~nyi nauchno-issledovatellskii~
institut zheleznodorozhnogo transporta. Trudy, no.225).
(MIRA 15:5)
1. Nachallnik sluzhby puti zavoda chernoy metO-Uurg im.
Dzerzhinakogo (for Belykh).
(Railroads, Industrial-Maintenance. and repair)

MWEL1111KOVA, A.Y.; ZVYAPJL7SKAYA, R.A.
Adenoainetriphoaphatase apthrUy ir, jcj.to~-,j,rridrJr, of Eridemyces
magnuali 2eists. B.LokhimiJa 29 no.4.6622-672 Jl-Ap 164.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. Institut biokhImli Inioni &jklia Atl SSSRO 140,01tva.

ZVYAGILISKAYA, R.A.; KOTELINIKOVAI A.V.
....................... ......
Effectiveness of oxidative phosphorylation in yeast mita-,hondria.-
Dokl. AN SSSR 164 no.2:448-450 S 165. (MIRA 18-9)
1. Instit-ut biokbimil Im. A.N* Bakha AN SSSR. Submitted
Octolber 28, 1964.

ZVORMN) V.N.
Typological characteristics of the higher nor*ou;3 activlty of
during char4ges In tho barometric pre.9sure. Funk. org. v usl. i0m.'
gaz. sredY 3.156-162 164. (MA 17,11)

ZVORYKIN V.N,j KOREEMTOV, A.A.o MIALIKOV, P.A.
RsElex influAnces from -the mec--hsnoreeeptors 6:~ th-3 gastrointes:' Linal
tracL on breatbing and the cardiovascular system durlng baromtric
pressure drops, Fum3c, orgo v usl, !m, gaz, aredy 3,242-25-2, 164.
(mIRA 177,01)

ZVO
Certain peculiarities of proxlmdl subcortex of the acoustic anallsorl
comparative anatomical study in mammals. Arkh. anat. Ifolakys. 29 no.2:
10-17 Mar-Apr 1952. (CUL 23:~)
1. Of the Scientific-Research Institute of the Brain:(Director
S. A. Sarkiosov, Active Member of the AcadeaW of Medical Sciences USSR),
Ministry of Public Health USSR.

ZVORYKIN, V,P.;SffKOL'11IK-TARROG6 Te*4*
Numerical data on the relationship of the perioeral part of th6~vigual
a4a4sorifto cerebral Aft& -.of. thi~!'Wialy sore Ani-
_"'anat.*-'-K6skva 30 no.5
A,rkh*- :4)-47 Sept-Oct 195j' Or
1. Of the In$,titute of the Brain (Director - Prof. S. A. Sarkiuov,:Ac-
tive Member AMS USSR), Kinistry -of Public Health USISA,

ZVORYKIN, V.P.
Corpus geniculatum internum ancl acuity of hearing. Arkboamt.gist I
embr, 31 no.lt22-35 Ja-Mr 154, tll,~ 7W
1. Is Inotituta mosga Ministeretva xdravookhrusaiya BSSR (direktor
daye'tvitellny7 chlen Akademii meditainskikh usulc SUR professor $,A.
Sarkisov).
(Optic thalms) (Hearing

USSR/Medicine Higher Nervous Activity FD-2796
Card 1/1
Author
Title
Periodical
Abstract
Institution
Submitted
Pub 154-17/19
Zvorykin, V. P.
Towards the question of the discovery of the excitability
of the central nervous system
Zhur. vys. nerv. deyat- 5, 292-,298., Ver-Apr 1955
Presents data supporting the view that priority for dis-
covery of the excitability of the 0. N. S. is.due to the
19th-century Russian physician, A. I. Tyalietskiy, Photo-
graph. Eleven references, all USSR (5 since 1940).
Institute of the Brain of the Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR

PEYKIN _-(Roskva, V.B-Mogilltsevekiy per., d. 8, k7-3)
z p,,. JT, I g
Cytoarchitectonic characteristics of the ganglion isthmi and
its displacement in the brain atom in frog And in certain
reptiles. Arkh.anat.glat.i embr. 33 no.3!15-18 J1-S 156.
(MRA 12: 11)
1. Iz institute. mozga AM SSSR (dir. deystv. chl. A101 SSSR
prof.S.A.Sarkinov)
(BRAIN, anatomy and histology,
ganglion Isthmi In frogs & reptiles (Rua))
(RuTILES0
ganglion iathmi in (Rua))
(FROGS,
same)

USSR Human and Animal Morphologyp Normal and Pa~holo(~Lcal. S-2:
Nervous System, Central Nervous System,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur -,Biol.,p No 18, 1958, No 83634
V. ~ P.,
Author 4_~kin
V,~
Inst Not:
Not
Title Morpholoj;ical.Bases of Differences in~ Audiiory;Acuity ln-;:
the'Dog and the Monkey.,
44
Orig Pub Uspekbi sovrem.' biol. 1957,. No 3,~349-36i,
Abstract In a series of. ml croscopic sections sithined vith'~ cresyl-~
violety a-study was made of the subcorticalia: uricular forma-
tions in the dog (D), brain weight' 95 ~g-, raid: in the Yhngoby
monkey (M), -_ brain ~ wel6t ~95:'g. 7he total volume of all,;~
subcortical formations pvoved to be 64aificantly-greater In
D than in M;; The'4esults,of.the measukemen~sl(in mm3YW'e'rG.-'
auditory tubercle - in D, 4.01., in Mi 0'.53; ~ventral audito-'.
ry nucleus: in D, 8.19, in M)'2.58; superiors,, olivary body:
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12

25-2-11/43
AUTHORSJ Zvorykin,-V.P. and Glezer,I.I., Scientific Workers of the
Brain Research Institute of the Academy of Medical Sciences
of the USSR
TITLE: An Erroneous Hypothesis (Oshibochnaya gipoteza)
PERIODICAL: Nauka i Zhizn', 1958, 2, P 42-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this article the author strongly criticizes and refutes
the hypothesis advanced by the Polish anthropologiat, As Vertain-
skiy, who believes that urbanization will result into physio~-
logical degeneration. %
There is one sketch.
ASSOCIATION; Brain Research Institute of the Academy of. Medical Sciences of
the USSR (Institut mozga Akademii, meditsinskikh nauk SSSR)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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Hooky&. Begovoya u2', d.11, kv. 188),o SPIMOV# MPS, (11yev,
6titutskays ulso d-13i, kv'9*14)-
Conference of the Bri~in Institute of the Acalamy of XedLio&JL S'Oien~`ee
of the U.S.S.R. &evoted to problems In the strunture and function
of the reticular formation and its place in the analysor systems'
.Arkh.anat'.gist I embr- 35 no*-5:121-124 5-0 *58 (min 11132):
ts'?NR con),

jehrjakaya pdrellf'royka olukholvO& znalizatora~~ tivyakaratay
a s
aukheniern d1apazona. vosprinimayem3rkh zvukov u primatov.11
report submitted for 7th Intl Cong, Anthropological Ethnological Sciences,~
Moscow, 3-10 Aug 64.

ZVO~~,'I-N)--Y--IL AMoskva, B-284., Begovaya uL, 11 kv.i813)
P
Morphological banos for tho un6qwtl rolo of tho auditory and optical
analynors in the bohavlor of doga and monkeyso~ Arkho anat. gist, I
etabr. 41 no.7;28,-37 J1 161. 15:2)~
1. Laboratoriya tsitoarkldtaktoniki (zav. zasluzhennyy deyate111
nauki, prof Ye P.Kononoira) Instititta mozga MRf SSSR.
~VIHOIO (HiWUNG) (CEREBRAL CORTa)

ZVORYKIN Y_J,*,._(Mbskva, Begovq& 41 Us kir.188)
BiomorphologUaLl comparison of the systems of subooritcal, formation
of,visual and auditory analyzer in dogs. ArIch.anataTist.i. c6r;
38 no.4:22-33 Ap 160. TMIR& 1470
Le Laboratoriya tsitoarkhtektoniki. (Zav. - zasliphennyy deyatelt
nai,kJ doktor maditsin'skikh nauk prof. Ye.P.Konoh~va) InstAtuta.
mozga AMN SSSR.
(BRAIN--LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTIONS)
(VISION) (UARING)

YUDITSKIr, D. G.; ZVORMN, V.,V.; ANPnOvP 0. D.
Steam expenditure In the production of alcohol from *classes
and in the processing of balcerls yeast. Spirt. prw. 28 no.S:
i9-33 162. (MM X 1)
1. Kiyevslciy tekbnologich"My institut pish6b~voy.promyshleu-`
nosti im. Mikoyana (for TWitsldy). 2. Upravieniyu NRY-evener,g.o-
naladkall (for Zvoryldn, Anpilov).
(Distilling industrieo-Oosto)

ZVORMN, V.V-
4 w W.
AUtorAtio Control of continuous. cooking of raw mateirl'als. Spirt.
prom. 22 no.2:19-21 156. Wak, 9~: 8)
1. Kiyevakoys upravleniye Orgprodenergo.
(Distilling industries-4quipment and supplies)
(Automatic control)

Oak
Differences in the development of-vegetation
,in stands of early and late form of oak.
Dokl. AN SSSR 63 no. 1. 1952
MLRA Library of Congress, August, 1952, UXCLA$SIFIED.

2. USSR (600)
4. Oak
7. Differences in the development of vegetation in plantatiori of early and 1,,Ite oaks.
Dokl. AN SSSR 84 No. 1. 1952. rod. 28 Feb, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, September 1952. Unclagsified.

"Forestry and Forest Typology Importance of Underbruqh~~ In the- Cak
Forests of thR Northwestern Caucasus.ft Sub 30 May 51, TnRt of 'Forestry,
Aced Sci USSR.
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees.in
Moscow during 1951,
SO: SUM- No- 480, 9 May 55

r.,1p-k;r vAlsoo-,ution J.:i hydroch'lcr-~c azid. Ti-ud:r
vc 111, izi"
35 64.
ct Ts r li'nnoolu tlcn In hydrochl~
c
bid, s 16-39 ls?.12)
1. -'ubw.Gt-od "','sotomher 23, 1963,

USSR / Forestry, Forest Biology and TypoloGjr X-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Mol., No 10, 1958, 43910
Author Zvorykina, K. V.
Inat Forestry Institute AS USSR
Title Some Biological Peculiarities of'the Field
Maple (Acer campestre L.)
Orig Pub: Tr. In4ta less. AN SSSR, 1957, 33, lz32-i45
j
Abstract: These studies were conducted in the Borlsogleb
forest range (Tellerman E~-perimefital Forest).
Here maple. enters the III starfe, Where, Its height
depending on bhe conditions, reschea from 7 to .15
meters. It is distinGuiched by Good development
when it -rovis in oak groves. The poooibility of
maple propagation by cuttings or by the shoots on
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USSR / Forestry. Forest Diology and Typolo8y K-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 10, 1958, 43910
the stump t.-.nder given tree growing conditionsAs
noted. Depending on the advanaO age of the tree
stand, the character of maple growth :and its tole
in the composition of the tree stand and in the
composition of the young trees near a:vtood is
determined by light conditions. The dominating
position passes completely to the chief forest,
forming varieties and the field moplewis driven
back to the lower tier and to yottn6 trees on the
edge of the woods where the numb6i, of its skele'
tal axis reaches 42 tbousand per~bectare. This
process Is connected wi-%-'h maintenance.felling.
Particularly after these fellings the number of
shoots is increased. The presence of,a large
number of maple trees vnder a canopy (resulting
in a flat croyan, short life opan, early arrest of
Card 24,

USSR / Forestry. Forest Biology and Typology.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol, No 10, 1958, 43910
thwrowth in height in the majority of skeletal
axe characterizes it as edge of the woods
variety. However, under favorable conditions~the
growth of individual sireletal axe8 of t1he maple in:,
the III and even II height level'area may occur.
The feasibility of the field maple being part of
the wood-margin trees and the main height level"
area is emphasized. V. V. Protopopov
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I A --11
ZVORYIIIYA
K-V,
Ilffect of tree and shrub species regenerated by sprouts an 06~
development of oak stands. Trudy Inst. lega 33:11�-131 157.
(MM 10: 10)
(Reforestation) (Oak)

ZVORTKIIA, K.T.
Biological characteristics of the common maple (Acer ascmentre'.L.)
Trudy Inst. lesa. 33:132-145 157. (KIRA 10:10)
(maple)

ZVORYKINA 1~ IbAN 49-66-4/y13-16
BIOLOGY: Plant ecology
II Associated with Institute of Forestry I/ DjW 49-66-4/.?13-16
IV *Coauthor with I N Yelagin "Supplies of Litter in /bAN 49-64-5/715'~ 18
Certain Types of Broad-Leaf Forests of the Foothills of
,the Northwestern Caucasus"
Coauthor with I N Yelagin *Illumination Under the Canopy of~ AAN' 49-66-4/713-16
Certain Types of Broad-Leaf Forests (Northwest Caucasus)*

SANNIKOV, G.P., kand.sellskokhoz. nauk; ZVORYKIDIA, LB., aspirantka
Early spring aerial chemical Bpraying of shrubs. Zomledelie 27
no.4:75-77 Ap 165. (MIRA,18t4)
1. Severnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut gidrotekhniki i
me3,ioratsii.

MLIMPOLISKfiYA, N-ina Konstantlnovna; ZVORY-YIIIA, L.N.J~JtC4.
(Slufpty iranual for operatlon of road machiriei~y and, et:p I P-
mentl Pamlatka. po tekhni.ke bezopasnosti pri r'abote.ra do-
rozh.no-stroitellnykh mashinakh i niekhanizmakill
A . Flo t-k7r;L
"'Itroiizdat, 1964. 32 p. (iIIRA 17i8i

BOLOBAE', Nikoiny Aleksandrov-'ch,kand.tekkn.nauk;UQAX
[3afety manual for operpitarB of tower crtinna) Pavrdhtka
po tekijilke bezopasnonti dlia ruishirdsta bachennogo kra-
na, Izd,2., perer. i ispr. Moskva, Stroixzda-t, 1()(4.
38 P. (KIRA 17:7)

GUSUCIIIIII Vl&talJy Ivanovich; ZVORYKINA, L.N., red.
[Safety manual for operators of equipment for':churn dril-
ling] Pamiatka, po taklinike bezopannosti d3ia-mashirlsta
stanka udarno-kanatnogo bui-enila. Moskva., Stidiizdat;196/1.
28 p. (WRA M.6)

BONDARI, Yevgeriiy Petrovichp inzh.; ZVORYKINIA, LA.p rod.
(Safety manuAl for ar3somblillp, re-1:0-orced cullit-'roto
elements] Pamiatka po,,tekhnike bezopauuosti dlia
mobtazhnika zhelezobe-toruVkh konotmkWi. Ind.2.44,
ispr. i dop. Yoskva, Strolizdat, 19(4. :31 pi01
Wl PA I'l -.'6)

KLOCHANOV, Petr Hikolayevich; EYDINOV, Yuriy Solomonovich;
ODRIOKOV, S.D.2 kand. tekhn. nauk, naucbn. red..;
ZVORYKINA, L.N.p red.
[Painting, glazing, and'fa'cing operations) MaJAarMe
stekolfwje i oblitsovacbMe raboty. Maskvaj, Stroiizdatp
18:2)'
1964. 313 P. (MIRA~

SHARAYEVSKIY, Ilikolay Pavlovich; ZV RYKINA, LA., red.
(Safety iranual for work6r., asserbllngmlningt,l jiipment]
Pamiatka po tekhnike bezopamostl ctl:La rao,-,cbM po
montazhu gornorudnogo oborudovaniid. Moskva~ Stroliz-
dat, 1964. -9 P. (MIRk .17:9)

ALI MOVIGH, Arkadiy Illichj ZWRYKIVA, L.N., red.
(Safety vanual for the assembler of tower criAnes
construction] Pamiatka po tekbnike bezopasnotiti d1la
montazhnika stroiteltxWkh bashenrWkh kranov., lzd.2.,
perer. i dop. Moskva) Stroiizdat., 1964. 46~p.
(MIltA 1716)

BOLOBANI Nikolay Aleksandrovich; BELEVICH, Vladimir Borisovich;
VELIKOTSKIY, Aleksandr Nikolayevich; MACHABUI, Shata
Levanovieh; RgFFELI, N.A., nauchn. red.; ZVORTKINA
red.; MIKBEYEVA, A.A., tekhn..red.
(Assembling precast concrete structures) Yontuh sb'omykh
zhelezobetonnykh konstruktaii. (By) N.A.Boloban. i dr.
Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 344-P.. (MIRA 16:10)

RABINOVICH S.G.J. inzh.;-SKVORTSOV, A.F., inzh.; YAKOBSON,:Ya.M.,
~Ouchn. red.; ZVORYKINA. LA.,. red.; K)ROVNFV, N.K.,
tekhn. red.
(Preparation of fomwork in industrial construction'] Opa-
lubochnye raboty v promyshlennom stroitelletye. Moskva
Gosstrolizdat, 1963. 311 P. (MIRA 16111~
(Concrete construction-Formwork)

KLIMOVI V.T.; MAIIICHSV~ V.I.j RUDINCHIKI A.M.; EYLF-Jtj S.A.~
BORMIEV, N.K.,
nauchn. red.; red.;
tekhn. redo
(Construction of cofferdams and caissons) ~troiLollstvo
opunkrtykh kolodtaev i kessonov, Moskva,. O*sstroiizdat,
1963. 247 P* 173 1)
(Cofferdams) (Caissons)
A..

'PARFENOV, Vasiliy MaksimoTichi MS.I.N I'
&,,L.R red MIKIMYEVA,
takhn. red.
(Safety manual for blasters,(in open areas)) Pamiatka po
takhnike bezopasnosti dlia vzryvnika (na otkrytykh rabotakh)
Izd.w., pererA dop. Moskvap Gosstroiizdat, 196~. 29 p.
(MIRA 16%9)
(Blasting-Safety measures)

RROEV, Vladivir Mikhaylovichp kand. med. na-uk,- ZVORTKINA, L.N..
red.
[Industrial bygiene in a coment factory] Gigiena'trwla na
tsementnom zavode, Moskva, Strolizdat, 19U,- 46 1).
(KI161 17:5)

LN, Eduard Setrakovicb; ZVORYKINA, L.II.p rkj.; TARKIIOVA,
K.Ye., tekhn, red.
(Rigger-signalman's safety manual] Paziatka,po takhnike
bezopasnosti dlia takelazhnika-signallshchika. lzd.2,t ispro
I dop. Moskvay Goostroiizdat, 1963. 45,P* (MIRA -17:3)

Nf I.S.; ZVORYKIN.A L.S., red.; TARKHOVA#.X.Ye., tekbn. red.
(8afety manunl for stonecutters] Pamlatka pa tekhnike bez-
opasnosti dlia rezchika kamnia. Moskva, Goostrol4isdat,
1963. 37 P. ~ (mRA 161g)
(Stone cutting-Safety measures)

R.A.; MDNIYEV, B.H.
One uay to metallize Soignette's sal,to Trudy IX.1 no'.28:199-',201
159. MRA 15 15)
1. Kafedra fiziki Leningradakogo korablestr6itellpogo instituta.
(Rochelle salt) (Mstal sprayilng)

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AUTHOR., Y4rasnikoy) L.'L.; Zvorykina., R.
ORG: _Lenin9rd~-~ShiPbuijdj!jg institute (Leningradskiy korablestroitellnyy" 1~nstitut)
TITLE:'~'Miagnetcacoustic effectfin aluminum alloys
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokladyp vi_'168p~ no. 3)'1*66) 564-566
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy) magnetoacoustic: effect: acoustic Absorption, torsional
vibrationj acoustic resonancep'solid solution, grain structure
ABSTRACT: To check on the hitherto,uninvestigated increase of the phase velocity and
increase of absorption oftorsional sound waves in alloys,,the authors pre,pared.
aluminum alloys with different contents of iron impurity -of the order of tenths and
hundredths of one per cent. Plates of equal dimensions were tested (130 x. 7.5 x 2 M),
fastened precisely at the vibration node, tuned to odd harmonicsp and excited by reso-
nance with torsional oscillations from X-cut'Rochelle salt.crystals. The resonance
curve was plotted by producing beats from two sound generators with a constant fre-
quency difference of 50 cps. When a constant magnetic field vas~applied, the resonant
1. 4i frequency was different from that without a field. The relative change of phase'
velocity was determined from the change in the resonant frequency, and the damping of
the torsional oscillations was estimated from the relative logarithmic decrement of*--'-
the oscillation with and without the field. The results show that the magnetoacousiid
effect depends on the grain dimensions, density, chemical composition, and othertac-
C~4 ip UDC. 548-0: 535

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tors vhich have not yet been investigated. 4The mapetoacausti c effect vas used to
determine the limit of solubility 6f the stlid solution'during non-equilibrium, dynqic
solidification. The results obtained by the authors for'the solubility of silicon in
aluminum (o.48%) differed from the results published in,the handbook)' but Vas closer
to the theoretical value. This report was presented by Academician B. P., Kionstantinov
9 September 1965* Orig, art4 has: 2 figures and 1 formu3A.
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oblastnoy institut usovershe~stvovaniya uchitoley.
(Poultr7 breeding) (AntibioticO

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deceased]; STOLININOVA, U.N.; DMATHIN, V.A.
Comparison of the Iodate and indophenol tests for4atermining
Ascorbic acid in industriai prepartions. Tr~dy VNIVI 5:196-200
154. (HIBA 90)
1. Khimiko-analitichee~-- laboratoriva.
(ASCORBIC ACID) :lND0PHU0Q, (IMATIS)

ZVoRYKINA, V.B. [deceased); STOL'NIXOVA, U.N.; Devyatnin, V.A.
A study of the reaction of furfurole with aniline and its uwln
making a qualitative evaluation of vitamin preparations. Trudy
TNIVI 5:200-204 154. (KIRA 90)
1. Rhimiko-analitichanknva laboratorlya.
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Carbazide Acids
General method of obtaining B-semi~-carbazide acids. Dokl. AII,SSSR, 85P No* 3,t19512
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. Unclassified~

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RODIONOV, V-9. [deceased]; ZVORMNA, V.1r.
Preparation and reactions of certain derivativew of/3-ursidopelar-
gonie acid. Izv.AN SSSR~Ctd.khim.nauk no-3:332-335,Kr 156.
(Km 9
1. Institnt organicheskoy khimii imeni N.D. Zelinskogo Akademii
nauk SM.
(No-oic acid)

USSR/Organic Chemistry - Synthetle Organic Chemistry
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khimiya);~ ?To 2., 195V 440P
Author : Hodionoi V,M,, Zvorykina$ V.K.
Title : Syntheses of 11.11' c6aversion of
Dinatereoisomeric Ganrz-Ethyl-Beta-Aiiinocaprylic Acids
to Substituted Tetra- and Hexahydrdpy~imidines.
Orig Pub Zhr obahch, khimiij 1956p ,)6, xo 4* 145-a6q
Abstract Isomeric gama-o-thyl-beta-tiraidoetipiy~ic aqids,(Ia,b):
are obtained from the tuo diastarbotabraeric gw,=-
ethyl-beta-aminocaprylic acide (11a;15) by thr"ec proci-qu.
res; a) heating of It with KCNO; b) heating of wddea
of N-carbethoxy-derivatives of 11 with alkali; c) sapq-
nification of 4-(11.ethylpentyl).2)6;."dioxohexahydropyr .i-
midines (111a,b). By boiling with gC1 (acid) I are con-
verted to III. Action of SCC12:foJi.~wed t~yjld; on
3
N-benzoyl derivatives,of IIa,b, aves 2-phenyl 4.(j.,.
ethylpentyl)-6-oxotetraliydropyrimidiiies (M,b~.
Card J/3 - 69
7f:

USSR/Organic Chemistry Synthetic Organic Chemistry E-2
Abs Jour Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 2; 1.957, 4409
Heating of diastercoisomeric amides of ~prma.othyl-beta-'
(N-acetylanino)-caprylic acids (Va,b)lwith (dif CO) 0
2
gives 2-methyl-4-(I"-ethylpeiityl).,6-o.~o-4-6trahyiropy;imi.
dines (VIa,b). -Frora 12 a 11-carbethoxy-Ila (Pr6pared in'
usual manner from Ila) yield 74~) MP 60-610 Urm petro.
leum other)) by heating with 5 MI SOC12 .4t h6p for 3
nours, driving off excess SOC12 in vacuum, adding 500 rtl
ether and saturating with NH 31 is obtaipod thle ardde of
N-carbethoxy-Ila, yield 68%, mp 1460 (from water). Analo-
gously from N-carbetboxy-111 (prepared from Ilb, yield
70%, mp 63-640 (from alebbol-petroloun 'ther),), is propa-.
red amide of N-carbetboxy-iib, yield 7p.6%, mP 1440 (from
water), 1 g of the amide thus obtained'' in 20 ml'10% so-
lution of RaOll, boiled until dissolved,!acidified to got
Ia, yield 86a,16, mp 14p-o (from water) or. 1b, yield 0.85 g,
14P 1690 (from alcohol), reepectively, On heabing IIa,b
with solution of KCNO the yield of I iD and 76%,
Card 2/3 70

USSR/OrgELnic Chemistry Synthetic Organic Chemistry B-2
fibs Jour Referat Zhur Xhimiya, No 2, 1957, 44VI71,
respectively. boiled with 12% soluti6n IICI-, for 3
hours; yield of Ilra 67%, MP 1520 (frou watei~); yield
of Mb 8c~, MP 145-i46o (from water). `5 g N-bellzoyl-ll
heated with 3-75 ml SOC12~at 75-800 for~13 houia, SOC12
driver- off, added ether and saturated irith MI yield of
iva 44.8%, IM 1250 (from aqueous alcohol); ~Ileld of IVb
62~r, MP 1230 (from aqucolls alcohol), To' mixture of 11 ani
10% solution Na R ( ) 0- --ield of R-acetyl-IIa
idded (6H 3C0 j
81-3%, MP 1180 Vrora water); yieljd of 11-lacetyl-Ilb 78.
Rral7o (from water), By action of '1130M mid NH on
the latter there are obtained Va, yield 89.3 HP Mo
(from alcohol), mid To, yield 77.%, MP -1750 (from, alco'-
hol). Mixture of 1-5 G V and 30 ml (CII CO) 0 boiled 4
hours, (Clf3CO)20 driven off; yield of 41a J~%y 14P 920
from aoueous alcohol); yield of VXb 7q%, mp 86-870
~from ether).
Card 3/3 71

RODIOVOV, Vladimir Mikhallovich, itkndemik [deceased) ;~I-TORYKIKAj @go#
~ __I_
so;tavitell- KISJUVA, V.V.0 sontavitell; PIMBDTA.' A.M.,
It anslatorl; KNWANTS, I.L.,akademik, otv,ra&.; MWAKIN. H.R.;
akadsmik, otv.rea.; SMTSOV, Yu.B., red.ind.; POLMVA, T.P.,
takhn.red.
[Selected works] Isbrannys trudy. Moskva, Isd-vo Akacl. nauk--SSSR.'
1958. 792 P. (MIRA 12:2),
(Chemistry, Organic)

AUTHORS:
TITLEt
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACTt
Card 1/2
Goltdfarb, Ya. L.~ Zvorykina, V. K. sair/62-56-6-15/37
Investigation of the N-Oxides of Some Heterocyclic Bases
(Izueheni,ye N-okisey nekotorykh geteiotaiklicheakikh'
osnovaniy) Communication I. On the Production and Properties
of Nicotine Oxides (Soobshcheniye 1;0 poluchenli 1
svoystvakh N-okisey nikotina)
Izvesttya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk,
1958, Nr 6, pp. 748-755 (USSR)
Three types of oxides can be produced from nicotinev
Pl-~N-oxide, Py-N-oxide, Py,Pl-N-dioxide. Uo.st papers;on nicotine
oxidation deal.,with the compounds ofAhe first type.:Th6
authors begin by,mentioning the papers by:Pinner and'Wolfen-
stein (Vollfenshteyn) (Ref 1) Auerbach (Auerbakh) and
Wolfenstein (Ref 2), Weil (Veyll) Mef 4Y, Hains (Khaynq) and
Eisner (Eyzner) (Ref 5) and other authors..The pres'dnt taper
deals with the investigation of the ~reaction of the ioxidation
of nicotine H 0 on which occasion,all three N-oxides were
2 2'
obtained in form of crystals,, Of these, nicotine-PI-Py-aioxide
and nicotine-Py-N-oxide,have as yet not been described in

Investigation of the N-Oxides of Some Heterocyclic SOV/62-58-6 1V
5 37
Bases. Communication I. On the Production and
Properties of Nicotine Oxides
published works. Pl-Py-dioxide war obta-ined. as a crystal
hydrate (with 2.water molecules and alrwater-free base), aS
monopicrate, dichlorohydrate, and mercury complex. For the
Py-monoxide of nicotine a crystal base, di6hlorohydrate,
dipicrate, and a mercury.derivative were obtained. For nicotine-
Pl-N-oxide, which had already been obtainedQ'by Pinner~,(uncler
the name of "Oxynicotine") the.authors~obtained a hitherto not
described chlorohydrate; the water-fre'e base was separated.
There are 11 references,.1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni N. D.
Zelinskiy AS, USSR)
SUBMITTED: December 13, 1956
1. Nicotine oxides-Production 2. Niaotlne oxidea-p-roper,t-Lea.
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AUTHORS: Alashev, F. Deg 62-58-6-29/37
Golldfarb, Ya.
TITLE: The Production of 11-Oxides of 11-Methylanabanine (Polucheniye
N-okisey N-metilanabazina)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye khimicheskikh'nauk,
1958, 11r 6, PP. 780 - 790 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Continuing the inveotigation of the N-Oxidos bf,bi-tertiary
cyclic baceo (Refs 1#2), the authors carried out the okidation
(by means of hydrocen peroxide) of rf-mothylanabasine. Bands of
the N-oxides of 11-methylanabasine which haUhitherto not been
described in published works, viz. N,Nl-dioxide, Py-11-0--idel
and Pi-11-oxide, as well as the picrates and.hydrochlorides of
these oxides were obtained. The structure of the 11-oxides of
N-methylanabasirewas deternined by reduction by means of zinc
and hydrochloric acid in N-methylanabanine (and was identified
as a di-picrate). There are 4 referencon, 2 of which are Soviet.
Card 1/2

The Production of N-Oxides of H-Methylanabaoine
ASSOCIATION: Institut orj~anicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo Akademii nlauk
SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry irieni IT.D.Zolinskiy R)
AS USS
SUBMITTED: January 29, 1958
1. Nitrogen oxides-Production 2. Cyclic.~conpounds-oxidation'~
Card 2/2

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'Pro'd ue t I QYL Of 0 V a- awl ul-Aipin6nicol*inz;
Oc _icheniye N-ok':
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T,
._;ti,i,ra Aka
1958, Vr 7t P-,;. 900-903 (U."sii)
In pruviouo jqrticlo. the autliorz; dfjscrJb4t',ke N-oyides of
.1 ) find Thl~' 'intrestigations in
nic,attre (Ref
the field of thp n1cotinep, .,an -~oiitinuc_d by O)e duscrIption
of the troluntion of.,,urirj~v- of the benzoYl-,'O -amino-
nicotino givin in this papej... '-'urlhermore (in th ,a sanonifica-
t.1 on of' t
he latter by means. uf hplrochloric Uc
-.-.,ith th,~,, production of the N-nx.ld,.q. of the, correapon4,ing
W-aminonicotines. Analogau8 to th- N-oxides of the ct-amino_~
and acyl amino piperldin-s ljy oldamq and~?,Uyanop
5, Fartitokiy, Ref 6) P1,F,y-d1c)xidp-.s' vind Py-monox~ide are
amphoteric compounds. rhich (Iics~llve onLy In cauntic alkali
ATId mint-ral, acids.

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organiche-i3koy 1~hlmii im. N. D.: Zt, I i df-m

AUTHORS: ZvorykLrgL*.V_J"-r-Neyl and, 0. Ya. SOV/62-56-9-13/26
TITLE: Concerning Several Coavtfhion Producto of the Diastereo-
isomers of y-Ethyl-P-N- Carbethoxyaminocaprylic Acid (0
nekotorykh produktakh prevrashcheniya diaLstereoizomernykh
y-etil-p-N-karbetoksiariiilokaprilovykh Icislot)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye Ichimicheski kh n.auk,
1958, Nr 9, PP 1099 - 1103 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the previous papers.the authors rilporte'd the pre-
paration of two diastereoisomers of y-ethyl'_~_amino-
ca~rylic acid, which were referred to as A and A in
1 2
these papers. Also prepared were several derivatives and
transformation products (Refs 1-3)- In testing these
compounds biologically it was found that several of
them (especially isomer A 2) had bacteriostatic properties.
The authors were therefore interested in carrying out
further, similar investigations to -test the chemical~and
biological properties of these compounds. To do this~
however, it was necessary that the molecular configurations
Card 1/2 be maintained and that substitution take place at the

Concerning Several Conversion Products of the ST1162-58-9-13126
Diastereoisomers of y-Etliyl-P-N-Carbethoxyaminocapr~~lic Acid
functional groups. There-fore the authors prepared
diastereoisomers (A I and A2) of y-eth,4rl-P-.(W -phenyluxeido)
caprylic acid, y-ethyl-p-semicarbazidocaprt 'rlic acid, and
1-phenyl-4-(l-ethylpentyl)-2,6-dioxohexahydr6pyrimidine,
For the synthesis of these compounds the reactions
discovered by Rodionov and Zvorykina (Ref 4) were used.
In addition to these reactions (in oriler to compare
the yields) the isomers of these compounds were prepared,
by the method of Longfield and Stieglitz (Lon&felld and
Shtiglits) (Ref 8), by reacting phenyl isocyanate with
y-ethyl-p-aminocaprylic acid (Ref 3),,and by the hydrolysis
of 1-phenyl-4-(l-ethylpentyl)-2,6-dioxohexahydropyrim4-dine
(Ref 4), respectively. There are 8 refere"Oes, 7 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheekoy khimii im.N.D.Zelinvkogo Akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni.1,',.D.Zelinskiy,AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: February 2, 1957
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GOLIDFAR% Ya.L.; ALASHEVp F.M~~ORYKINA V.K,, [do:ease#l
Preparatim of anabasine Py-N-oxide. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. khim.
no.12t2241-2242 D 164 (MIRA 18d),
1. Institut organicheakoy khimii imeni H.D. Zelinakogo
AN SSSR.
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SEWRINk, T.N.; ALASJMV, F.D.; ZVORTKIMA, V.I.; GOLIBIARB, Ta.L.
Ultraviolet aboorption.spectra of some pyridim and nicotine
derivatives* Report Zo.4: Absorption spectr'wof &oxides of
nicotine and fi~-metbylansbasiue. Isv.Aff SSSJLOtd.kh1m.uauk
no.6:1119-1123 J1 160. (MM 1327)
1. Inatitut organicheekay khimli imeni NeDoZelinskogo Akadenii
nauk SSSR,
(P~rridins) (Piperidine)
W it I

MATRAMVSKIT, S.G.; BAMSBKOVA, N.Y.; ATASSET, I.D. t,;VORYKINA, Y.K.
Folarographic study of X-oxides of anabasine and A-metbylana-
basine. Izv.AN SSSR Otd,khim.nauk no,52-938-940 VV' 160-
~ (MIU INQ
1, Inotitut organicbeakoy khtmii imeni N.D. Zellnalcogo Akademii
nauk SSSR,

MUTHIN, V.A.; ZVORMMA T.V. [deceased]; STOL1111KOTA, X.X.
Iffect of moisture on the decomposition of vitamins,C and B, in
preparations. Trudy VNIVI 3:42-46 154. WBA 9:3)
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(ASCOUIC ACID) (TEMIU)

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ILIINf M.I.; ZVO Nt�. g starsbiy agronom; LEM9 Z,Ya.'; ZVIAGINTOVAp
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[Vew corn bybrids Bukovine'3 abd'Buk.qvina 2; :results of stale
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khimicheskoy laboratoriyey Gosudarstvennoy k6misaii po sorto-
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skogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Ieym). 3. ZamestItell predsedatelya
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mykh kulltur pxI Ministerstve sellskogo khozyaystva SSSR (for
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(Corn (Maize)-Varietim'..

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SKVOlrrSOV, O.S. , inzh~; NETUSOV.. in
doktor tokhn. nauk., prof., rod.; PETROVA,'It.t., re.d.;
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(mechanization of the repairand maintenance of ~aormal and:
narrowgauge.railroad tracks of ind'hstrial enterj~risesj.
14ekhanizatsiia remonta i soderzh Ianiia zhe1szodor'omhnykh Putei
normallnoi i uzkoi kolei promyshlennykh prepriiatii, Movkvaj
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1. Institut biokhImli Inioni &jklia Atl SSSRO 140,01tva.

ZVYAGILISKAYA, R.A.; KOTELINIKOVAI A.V.
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