SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZVYAGINTSEV, O.YE. - ZVYAGINTSEV, O.YE.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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NarilA Pt ditIvrit from ilia Urid Pt by having hilth 1041
roment, much. Fe and somt: N1 and Ag; Au is not a coin. .00
rxinent (A the alloy tout is present in tile devnit. rho 40
uAnic niordikite Is lortrixonlrd late the end mcmimf whil:1 =0 0
%hosev lot 35.1111, Fe 2,53f, N1 25.14. IN! 3 '. 57 Cu 9,281 .1
1).71 and invC 0.4116~ Ir and 14 Is were not olkmvrivil lit 0
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Africa ljy its With Fe content. 'rile firrilogic fcaturr%
motably the lifesenre of rotil IMAS (older Ihun tile
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"'Energy Coofficients or crystalline latticen (VEC) and the Structure of Dinnry
Metallic Alloys," Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci. UROSS, 38, 28-32,:;1943 in Engliqh)ij.-~A-wl
The valency energy coeffs. (VEC) of the ions of the components fIurnish a very con-
venient means of coriparing ions of different valencies and,revetaing scz* regulari-
ties in the formation of intermetallic phases of binary syntems. Inadequate accuracy
in calculating the VEC and lack of clearness in some of the determinations of the
valency of metals restrict present consideration to the qxUal. regularity.
SO: C.A. Vol. 38., jan, lo--jun 2o, 44

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1. A. V641ituiruva (ZAkr, Pril-40swI
,flitmer A. G. Mkhatadt~ and N
M,"Ii, 22-30, V. Abs~ 1995. 39. 11261-11n Ittmian.) 111stimim-i mus .00
al6yo, cissitelining 11), 23. M. and We' of iridium vem preimml fmis rMleml,
0 n was stisiiii-d at 13M. 1 11m).am 151101',
arut intentiff%Wost th,-111 4100
00 m;4d diffiloicin oecurs I after 10 hr. at IY30, 1'. all allms stinWil showtNt
thr, lintienri, of solid volutioub. 11M monv"t. of tile filisnatitill of hoillo. zoo
000 p-nmrus mfid milulion was not4A by the apj"rance of a nixv. in the run-es of
44,3 ifie Avirivill rotlilut,41vity, and by mimmnpic and X-ray eAtImination.
rly.v diffusion (if iridium Into plittinum Iis slower Mien I hill ot platinum Into
14dium. 11ar n-muly AirritaWn of milid smiluthms Isi-rutito the list- of purder. too
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0. F. Zvyaginticv awl L. V. Plaksina. I:rfc. Sekt~u
'AW'Iv'T"1jPUfikIe B14fewwoly1th Afew., hill. WA-M
Sr.;g. KAiaj.. .1"J. Sa"SAS.R. No. 22. %1-111)
I lUIS),-The objrct of this Inyntlilation wai to tit,
clisirilmikeri of NJ in electeraylic eilbriecs ismorte free necteti,
Nullide. sulfatel sued Oxide. The dlied and iterontul alhur
4100tainol Fe 3.62, Cu 8.43, Ni W-61. Pb 0.4)U;), CA 1,12,
Wit trisce, Si 2.Zl, sui&tk S 3.27, and sulfate S 0.971%.
A OA-C. saitiple um treated with I&I itil. of IIjO to re-
milve M~YJ4. Tile, reliblat w" lrereitt4l with 100 mi. of
CUSO' *(Ali. lei boiling tellip. leeiting 4 hne., sind tbii
IIrralinvill was rriwatird until I se filtrate.- was firre of N1,
lie this step all the tattAllic NJ iuldl 171! NJ.'; *10. N.
[fill "!:
lyrd, The rpti,fue v" IsAint tveh:~ f"r I fir, with Is.
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Gas Deposits
-"New Eydrochenleal Mitho& of Determining Pe trolem
and Gas Memoslts,"~ 0. 761_1~ntsev
P.
23
"Prirods. No I
A;i~ing -,* 0 the,
Wrkera~ M-_zan AffMate_ Geol Insty
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tion.'_ FOr, exai~ple, viters of the ftta= ASM-ugm-
ally have a PH equal to 7, and ratio of esim
to ealcl= is aboat one. In oil-boaxing re.gionay
tbdu ratio rises to 1.8, 2.5 and higlier. Ve PH
47149TIOI
twR/petroleum (Ccnt&) Jan. 49:
of thei water also, chenges In one direction or the
other.
46
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217- zXYMETSEV, 0. YE. Panrjati wimechateltnogo rwzte;-,Va IlEcolay-ft
19 Fedorovicha Fedoroira. (1869 - 1945) Izvestlya Sektora platI4
t drugUl blarprod. m(,tallov (In-t obnhchey i nk?o,~"gw. lkl,irmi
Im. mu-nalcova)) vvt). 23~ :1,9149)
SO: Letopis' 7-hurnallinylich Statey, Fo. 29, Ifoslcva: 1949

Cklocidatilia of plittlaum metall; with ammocatins tillodde.
0
pl~'i-
A"I
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The rmctif*t 6 mocv effective when MOMS arr tInCIT III-
ThIml and in file prmlsve of Fe and Cis but nut NI.,; H%.
cm XMCI: vtve no advaotace. ChkWW;kIkW) tittvpO
bar,-Ay ist truips, above Ms. fill 6 chfixidiml mare
easilly tkAn Pt. M. 110*11

ZTTAGIRTSEV, 0. Ye.
12 to 15 May 1,048, Moscow, first conference was'held.on historT of SoTiet chemlfitr7lo
convened by Commission on the History of Chemistry, ~AcAd Sci [MR. Uarq papen voire
presented by (ostensibly) members of this Commission.
"Studies of Platinum Group Metals in the USSR. (Inst Gen and Inorgaa Chem ireni Y.S.
Xurnakov, Acad Sci USSR).
'Materials on the History of Soviet Chemical Science," -published by Acad Sci TUSSR in
Moscow-Leningrad 1950. )~283498.

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.-. n'l J'q ytc I Ezo )ova tions m t ft,~ rarth tvujt .
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" 'Idll'A In C'm'fral III ultil tlr 'QuInall1rilri: in a
dtagrun~ Zo b W W1 hl Stemubr~L-.

V

Platinum
L. A. Chugayev's chloropentaminoplatino-chloroplatinate. Izv. 3--kt. plat. i blag. met. no
26, '51.
A~
Monthl List of Russia Accessions, Library of Congress, May 1952. Unclassified.

Matoorological A
Vol- 4 No- 3
March 1953
ClImatology and
inatology

Chemistry Bibliography
Works on chemistry published by scientiPai*r*,wo~"L institutes and 'higher tecluiical schools
Zhur, prikl. khim. 25 no. 4 (1952).
Monthly List of Rusaian Acceecions, Library of ONWItreris, Miguat 1952, UNCUSSIVIRD.
PRr Vitt Y

G 11 T OE" 10T!,
ZTf
GrInL--rg, AlokonniU, Abrw.-~ovichj D),98-
"Introduction to the chemistry of complex compounds." A. A.: (winberg. Reviewod by-
0. Ye Zvyagintnov. Zhiir. priU, khim.0 1'43j no. 7; 1952.
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress," lfove~t~ber 1952
Oncl.

r1C Z-V C -h 0 9-10
CmC110910--7k Miat] Aug 54
raphy
of.the Czccaoslovak ventral Cheilic-al and POlarO---
.graphic Institutesip Prague," 0. Zvyagintsev
~;zr P--Ik KILim" Vol 25, No 8, P 903
Reference is zade to "Khii~iyu-7` 16-1, ptibllshed -Ili . . .....
a-ue u mid-1951, to create intimate coopera-
IGzech.scieatLsts and S~,~riet~ zsholars -
'Ttii-- ~Deriodica-l is to be publiilie& 6- -timeis
va# comprise 1,000 yp per yr. Vol I, iw I find 2-
22&nk,
appeared-in 1951, with the latter iiialuding a bib-
Uograpby, for 1950, of work done in polarography
throughout the world. Most of the articles deal
-dith org che=:Lstry. Some, articles treat of ana-
lytical che=istry, and others are in the field of
polarography. (Czechoslovakia, as the birthplace
Of L polarography, is carrying on exU!nsive work in
that fieldtELecording to Zvyagintsev.) An original
article by J. Heyrovsky and M. Matias, "The L Action
of Surface F4ITn on the Polarization of Capillary
Electrodes," is mentioned.

Io ZVYAGINTSEVp Oe Yee
2. USSR (600)
4. Metallography
7. MetaUio state of an element. (A. I Gorbov's priority in concepts of the nature
-of meta1s). Zhure prikI, khim. 25, No. 9. 1952.
9. Monthly List of-Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 4nuary 19534 Unclassified.

1. Z-VYk31NT5'r',-V, C. Ye.
2. USSR (600)
4. CherLi,-try - bibliograpay
7. Iransactions of research institutes. Reviewed by G. lo. Zhur. ~5rikl.
kiiira. 25, Ho. 12, 1552.
9. Montay List of Russian Accef9ions. LiUrary cf Ungress. Plaren, 1~53-
U&Ndl

ARBUZOV, A.Ye., akademik; KAZANSKIY, B.A., akadealk; PMOTO A*D., chloa-korrespon-
dent, AN SSSR; VIKITIN, V.I. , chlsn-korrsspondsut,~ h1l SSSR; YIQUROYOXIYJ I.A#,
professor, otyatstyennyy redaktor; POGODIN, S.A.,~profesior; ZTYAGINT59T,
professor; YBVTMTA,P.U., uchenyy askretaIrl.
Owl
Naterials on the history of Soviet chemistry; re' rts given at the 2nd
PO
All-Union Conference on the History of Soviet Chenistry', 21-26 April 19511
Materialy po istorti otechastyannoi khimii; abornik dokladov na vtorom
Voesoiusnom soveshchanii po istoril otachastyeAnot khimil, 21-26 sprelia.
1951 g. Hook-ra, Isd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, 193).:318 (nRA 7:4)
(Chemistry-;.Ristory)

ZVYAOI M EV, 0. [reviewer].
--------- -
XTraneactions of the Voronezh State~Universlty, val. 23,~ Collection of,papers
of ,the Department'of Chemistry.* "Transactions of the A.11-Union Institixte of
the'SodAlndastry. vol. 6. Reviewed by 0.2viagiatsev. Zhur.prIkLkhIIin. 26
no.9:1003-1004 S '53. MRA 6-do)
(Chemistry.) (Soda industry)
M Aaa"k 'W', W."', ~-A'%"
I 1 .1x

ZVYAGUMEV 0 Y [reviewer); VOLORKOVICH, S.I.; TZQOROV,4.P.; APSHME, D.A.
"General chemical technology'." S.I.Vollfkovich'. A.P.2gorov, D.Aolpshtein.
Reviewed by O.S.Ulagintsev, Zhnr.prIkI.khim* 26 no~12:1)23--i)24 D 15).
NLU: 6:11)
(Ohemistry,Toohnical) (Vollfkovich. Semen Isaakovich) (J~gpr,ov. A.P.
Ofpshtein. D.A. Y

ZVTAGINTSEY, O.Ye.
Transactions of scientific research institutes. Zh-,lr.prikl.khim.
27 no.2:227-228 F 154. q I (MA 7:2)
(Technology) (Science)

ZTCAGGINTSOV, 0. Ye
Subject
Card
Authors
Title
Periodical
Abstract
AID - P-103
USSR/Chemistry
1/1
DDbryanskiy, A. F., and Zvyagintsov,,,,,O. Ye,
Bibliography
Zhur. Prikl. Khim. 27, no. 4P 466-468, 1954
A book Ch2m:LceL
I-Reflninz-Qf 01 by RO Goldstein (translated'.
-Fg1L-.M
into Russian by N. S. Dabagov) is reviewed. '~Some'articles from
Lrransaotig -Mq - 32,
, - no of th2 Sci2n&ifig Eggglarch Ingqtut& gi no
1953. cQ)L Tn. I
Tran n Qf the 14qg ititute d-Yine Chem;WA
Institution : None
Submitted : No date
y, Loo j, iv)4, ana Trea
itute im. V. I. len1n. V
no. 1, 1952 are listed.
. 1,

ZINAGINTSEV, 0. Ye.
"The Chemistry'of Ruthenium." a gj-jor presented at the Atoms for Peace
Conference, Geneva, Switzerland,, 1955
III Mi M MI L
Will fli;. ~I

ZVYAGINTSEV, O.Ye.
tmn
History of Ural platinum. Trudy Inat.ist.est.i tekh. vol.6:
160-204 155. WRA 9:5)
(Ural Kountain region--Platinum)
A
I

v Y t) V,
AID P 157l
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 1/21
:,.and Yegorova,,
Authors Vollfkovich, S. I., Zvyagintsev, O~.Ye.i
Ye. N.
Title Yuriy Vitaliyevich Marachevskiy
On the.occasion of his 6oth birthda~y and the 35th anni-
versary of his scientific and teaching activities
Periodical Zhur. prik. khim., .2", no.1, 3-6, 19.55
Abstract Biographic sketch with photograph.:
Institution: None
Submitted No date

/AJ TS t VJ
AID P 2273
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 18/19
Author Zvyagintsev, 0. Ye.
'%6iikman, A. N., G. V.:Samsonov a d 0.;Ye. Kreyn~
Title an
Metallurixiva redkikh metallov Metallurgy of Rare Metals)
Moscow, 1954 (Book review)
Periodical: Zhur. prikl. khim., 28, no.2, 226-227,, 1955
Abstract -Critical review. According to theireviewer, Part:I
of the book gives general information on metallurgy,
rare metals and the rare metals in.dustry.~ Part 11
is devoted to the description of tungsten, molybdenum,
tantalum, niobium, titanium, and zirconium.
Institution: None
Submitted No date

AID P 22tk
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 19/19
Authors Zvyagintsev, 0. Ye.
Title Tananayev, I. V.., 8.-A~' Fogodin, 76. yg;. Rode,
V. 0. Tronev, and I. Bi Mizetskays; edai., Khlmi~a.
redkikh elementov. Vypusk I (Chemistry'of Rare Elements.
Issue T) Academy of Sciences, USSR. 1954, (Book
review)
Periodical: Zhur. prikl. khim., 2-8. no.2, 208, 1955
Abstract The reviewer states that the book conslats of 13. papers
on rare elements. Titles of some~6t the papers are
given.
Institution: Academy of Sciences of.the U.S.S.R~
Submitted niblished in 1954 (Moscow)

ZVYAGINTSXV, O.Ta.; VALUSHKO. M.G.
Fedor Alskeandrovich Toropov; 1884-1953. Zhur,prikl.khim. 28 no.12:
1345-1346 D '53. (MLRA 913)
(Toropor, Fedor Alakeandrovich, 1884~1953)

ZVYAGINTSU, O.Ye.; SUDARIKOV, B.N.
wwftoOX"4'~
Complex metal salicylates. Part 1. Isv.Sakt,plat.i blag.met. no-31:
78-94 '55.- (N1RA 9:5)
(Salicylates) (Compounds, Complex)

USSR/Chemintry Phynic.31
card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 21t/jrl
Authors
Title
Periodi(:al
Abstraot
j ZvyaCintsvv, 0. E.!, and Kai, E. F.
I About thc trim-nictivity of coftaln intra-:41plv:-rul mib~tltuten In
complay divalent Pt ampo-ands
I DoV.* AR SSPR 101/1' 9>95i Zidr- 1 1955
I Experiments were ronducted to detemino thd ki.netion of the f~rm~fdn
of cisdiamines, or divelent platimun from trincidomonomino potbosium
jilotnates nnd the trann-activity of intra-spheral subatitutes In
the cm-lex div;i1ent Pt compounds. The constvntt- of the renct-lon
rate vure com,'utei accordinC to a formula inUnded for reactleine. 4)f
the second order. The time of tho semireaction period was fo~tftd to
ba invervely proportional to the initial concentration vaich is a1so
characteristic of the second line reaction. The axperimiattil resiats
obtained during four bi-molecular roactiorks ar(li tabu-1ated. Fite
US,'M1 referencer (1927-195,1,,). Tables.
Institution Acad. of Sc.. WSR, The V. S. Kurnikov Ins-Utitte of Gen. and. toorg. Chem*'
rresented by Academician'l, . ICherr,,vaev,: September - 24,

BUSBY, Alsksey Ivanovich; ZVYAGINTSXV O.Ye., professor, doktor khimicheskikh
nauk, otvetstve;;~~~UMKO, G.R., takhaicheskly
redaktor
[Analytical chemistry-, literature in Russian (1941-1952)] Analitiche~-
skaia khimila; literatura na , russicom iuzyke (1941-1952gg). Moskva,
' 403 p.
Izd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, 1956 0 (MLRA 9-7)
(Bibliography-Chemistry. Analytical)

ZVYAGINTSW, O.Ye.; SUDARIKCIV, B.He
Complex ealicylates of certain metals. Part 2. Zhur4neorgokhim-l
no,1:69-73 156. (Salicylates) (HLRA 9.10)

GIN Aye.
Development of A.K. Butleroyle theory of chemical structure
in inorganic chemistry. Vop. ist.eat. i tekh. no.1:70-81
156. (MLRA 9110)
(Chemistri, Inorganic)
(Butlerov. Aleksandr Mikhailovich,:1828-1886)

ZVYAGINTSN, O.Te.; NIXOYAYBV, A.V.
Abram Mikhailevich Rubinshtein; obituary. Zhur.xsorgkhim*l as 4:
609-614 Ap 1560. (KLRA 9~--loi
l.Inatitut obahchey i neorganIchankoy khiali Alradomil sauk SSSR.~
(Rubinahteia, Abram Mikhailevich, 1909-1955) (Slblis9~rsphy--C*MP:*uxds,
Comulex)
T I?

ZVYAGINTSEV, O.Ye.
"Collected works" of the X.I. Kalinin Institute of Nonferrous
Metals and Gold in Moscow& Zburoneorg.khim.'l no.2:349-350
P 156. (MLRA 91-10)

ZVTAGINTSEV, O-ro., professor.
Ilistery of chemical industries in Russia$ by POK.Lukfianov. Tol.4
ROTLeved by O.B.ZvIagintseve Xhim.nau1m i prom.'. 1 ae'06723 156!0
(MLRA 10:3)
(Chemical industries--History)
(Luklianov, P.X.)

ZVYAGINTSVo
j;e ~Ajjikee'e`vlch MurOmtsev; UR y. Zhu~, neorg. khim 1 A0.12:
obit r
Bor imLRA 16:6)
2649-2651 3) 156.
(Muromtsev, Boris Kjoictlep%rich. 1898-1956)

-Z V ~ 6- -T '
ZVYAGINTSEV, O.Ye.
"The metallurgy of rare metals" by G.A. Meeroon and A.N. Zelikman.
Reviewed by 0. X. Zviaginteav. Zhur.prikl.khim. 29 no.8:1303-1304
Ag 156, (MIRA lotio)
(Metals, Rare and mino*--Metallurgy)
(Meerson, G*A.) (Zet-ikmau# A.11.)

US~R/ Ifiorganic ChemiBtry. Complex Compounds C.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Xhimiya) No 4., 1957s 11468
Author : ZvXagXntsev O.Ye.,, Karandasheva Ye.F.
Inst AciRemy of -SciVnces USSR,
Title Concernipg'Quantitative Maiacteristics of Trans-Effect in Complex
Compounds of Tetravalent Platinum,
Orig Pub Dokl. AN SSSR, 1956, 108~, No 3, 477-48o
Abstract Studied was the kinetics of halogen replacement;'by C M-N in compounds
~f Pt(4p). Objects of investigation were triwd Z(?'3)3Pt0l2'4('J'7 al.,
L-EnPt-XH NO,C1X7 Cl. and salts of Blomstrand.type C (NH3N02)2PW41J-
vhere X'-- Cl, Br, NO In all instan the:r6actioni take plade only on
66ordinate Cl Pt gi (tr) or C, NO All reactions are bitiole-
culer. Ddta obtained sho-4 that replacement Of Cl by'Br causes increase of
WA lBr
velocity constant k in the case of CW )*'PtC C11 Cl and'.D~MjM,)2
3 3
PtBrC1 -3
_7 almost by 3 times, and In the case of1Z EnPt-""3X02PrC1_7 by 2
1/2

USSR/ Taorganic Chemistry. Complex Compounds C.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur- Khimiya) No 4) 1957)' j-1468
times. Replacement reactions on N02 - Pt Cl coordinates proceotd very
slowly. Values of k for co4ouAds of. this'doordinate 84~e 3 tines ~ smsIler
than the k values of the corresponding compounds of rea,~tive'coordinates
CI --Pt- - Cl.- On ume 'of acetone as the- solvent)' 'irx-lietu'6f'vdter'j the
valiAes of k remain 'almost uncbApged. -"On the basis of ~ a'comphris6a of the
values of k for compounds of Pt(4) and Pt:2+o)'the conblusion is reached
that-the same N02-substituent behaves differently in Pt(2+)- and Pt(4+)-
series.

AUTHOR: zvyagintsevs 0. Y4. 78-3-34/0
TITLE: VII All-Union Confer .1 once on that Ghemlit 1, ry of, Gomple jc::
Compounds, 9-13'Ootob6r, 966.
(VII Vseso~uznoye
soveshohaniya po khimii kobiplakanykh soyedinenly
9-13 oktyabr7a 1956 go)
PERIODICAL:.Zhurnal HeorSanieheakoy Khimiip 1967) Vol'* II., Nr,3,
pp. 704-7080 (USSR),
ABSTRACT: In this article very brief.abstraots are given of
matter presented at the VII All-Union,Gonfersnoe on
the Chemistry of Complex Compounds, organisid. by the
Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry imeni
No So Xurnakova, of the Academy of Scienoes*of the
USSR from 9-13 October, 1956. The ie~tings.were
held at the Leningrad Technological Institute, imeni
Lensoveta, and were attended by 250 seiintists from
Leningrad., 220 representatives from research
establishments from other towns in the"USSR, and also
by scientists from Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary.
Card 1/2 Altogether 57 reports were presented. At the con-

Z v X 14 Cr f N / st~- t/ 01
USSR/General Problems. Methodology. History. Scientific k~
Institutions and Conferences. Teaching. Problems
of Bibliography and Scientific Documentation.
kbs Jour Ref Zhur-Khimiya,,,No 6, 19589 16703
Author Z t 0
rsev~
~ Q
_~3~in
Inst :-lnstitute of General and Inorganic ~: Chemistry
Academy of Science USSR.
Title : Vyacheslav Vasillyevich Lebedinskiy.
Orig Pub : ZL. neorganicheskoy khimii, 195?v No 8,
1713-1719
Abstract Obituary of V. V. Lebedinskiy, (1888-1956) a:.
corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR, and outstanding researcher in the field of
complex compounds (Institute of General and Inor-
ganic Chemistry kcademy of Sciences USSR). A
list of scientific work is given-
Card 1/1

letter to the editors; In connnation with A.?, Khpusbinakiilo
erroneous assumption on tho dincovery of rathenium by A. Saladstak1j.
Muir, neorg. khim, 2 no,12:2839-2840 D 157, 11:2)
(Authonium),
(Kapustiniskil, A.P.) (Sniadatakii, A.)

AUTHOR: 896.,9.2
ZWAGINTSEV,O. 5/32
TITLE: I-Titrorte Oxalate Cotnpqunds of Ruthenium. (Nitrowoksalat"

PERIODICAL: Atomnaqa Faer Va.. V-157s, Vol 3, Nr 9, pp 272-273 (U.S.S.R.)
9
ABSTRACT: At the Institute for General and Anorganio Chemistry of the Academy
of Science of the U.S.S.R. the following synthetization and in-
vestigation was carried out:
0021 2.) -Mg [RttiO
1.) (NH4)2 [RuNO (02
21
-
3.) Ca [Rtfio (0204)2 1-6H20 4.) H2 [R410 (0204)2].
ASSOCIATION: Not given
FM=W= BY:
SUBMITTED:
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
Card 1/1

ZVTAGINTSV, O.Ye.
"Transactions of the technical conference on the calcination of
materials in the boiling layer". Zhur.prikl,khim. 30 no-7:1118-1119
Jl '57. (MIRA 10:10)
(Thermo chemi a try)

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ZVYV4MEV~ ~,. P NIKOISM, V. D.,, STAROSTINO S. M. p KWUMOVj A. and SUMT, V. S.
"Chemistry of Radiortuthenium,"
paper to be presented at 2nd MI Intl. Conf. on the preacaftil uses of Atomic'
Finergy,, 1 - 13 Sept 58.

i
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AUTH6RSi . 9.
Zvyagintsev, 0. Ye Budarikov, B
TITIZi Plutonium Salicylates (Salitsilaty plut,orliya)
PERIO.DICALs Zhurnal Neorganiaheekoy Jhimii,1956,V61,3,~r' 4opp-975-985(USSR)
ABSTRACTs The reaction of tri- and.tetravalent plutonium in solutions
with salicylic acid and ammonium salicylate.were investi-
gated.
It was found that tetravalent plutonium salicylate of the
following composition is,formed in weakly aoidous mediums
PuO (Sar)2'
~
:
+
,PO.
precipitates as
Utbrt1-.9 same conditions plutonium- (M)
(5a1-) H 0.
The oplimumcongitione for the precipitation of the aali-~
cylates of tri- and fetravalent plutpa ?ium were determi nedo
of ~lutbnliuz was
A quantitative precipitation
.
determined at pH - 4
The'salioylat9s of 1u$Pnium_(TV) predDitatod at'pH I-P
'
salloylate ion.
contain only Pu-(IV5 as an ion and We
Also the reaction of plutonium salicylates of 'differefit
Card 1/? -reagents was determined.

76-3-4-26/38
Plutonium Sali6ylates
SUBMITTEDs
Card 2/2
On the actiop of strong acids ths plutonium salicylate,s de-
compose with the corresponding acid. On the action.of''Con-'
centrated-lyea plutonium hydoxides are formed. Plutonium
salioy3de dissolves with ammonium carbon atle solution
under the formation of carbonate compllaxes.'~Plutonium eali-
oylate is soluble in the folloviing organic iol4ental alcohol,
acetone, ether, amylaoetate. It is, however insoluble in
chloroform and carbon totrachloridso
The comparative Investigations of the tende .ney to form com-
plexes between plutonium-(III) and plutoniumi.~(IV) show that
.the ialicylates of trivialent plutonium are lose stable than
the tetravalent ones. On the action ot ammonlacal solutions-
on the salicylates 'of tri-9 tetra- and hexavalent plut onium.
Always o-vealicyldtes of plutonium-(fv) precipitate on heat-
ing. This fact'was also.proved by chomioalg thermographical
and radiometric analyses. The optimum conditions for the pre-
cipitation of plutonium oxysalioylate were datermined.There
are 25 tables and 4 referenced, 2-of which,are Soviet.
November 169 1957

AUTHORS: Zvyagintsev, 0. Yo. , jhub60%in,-,%, F. 7P,-3-5-1 5/39
TITLE: A Study of the Xinctico of the 113actiors of Substitu tion, in
Bivalent Platinum Compounds
kinetiki rea%tfAy vnutrislferno6~ zajneo~iaheni~-a v ocyedi-
neniyakh dvukhv.%leaL-1C)Y platiil~r)
PERIODICAL: Z111urnal Noorganichookoy Xhimii, 1956, Vol 3, Nn 5,
pp 1139-1148 (US311)
ABSTRACT: The paper in question goes into the kinctics of xibotitution
in the inner sphere of platinum II-compounds.
The effect of pyridine orunonamines of bivalent plttil,,IILI was
observed. The kinetics of the reaction of substitution in
monamines of platinum II was inveotie-~~ted at temperatures of
2o,25,3o and 350C. All th 'analysed reactions axe oX"
second grade. The constants of the velocity of rea.-,tior. and
the activity of energy were computed. From. kinetic in-
C1 was
vestigations it was found that the coordination N02-P'-
the most reactive and that the coordination Cl-Pt-Cl was the
least. According to their activity in reaction,the coordi-
Ca.,-d 1/3 nationscan beclaslified as followat

A Studyofthe Kinetics of the Reactionsof Substitution M-3-5-1 5/39
in Bivalent Platinum CompoundB
1110 2-pt-cl :7 ITC) 2-Pt-n2Dr-pt-cl ),Cl-lpt-cl.
From research of the kinetics of compensation of groups
in the inner sphere of complex compqunda.of platinum II one
is also able to * eatimate the displacement of the * in~i_
vidual coordinative groups quantitatively-. By means of the
con3tant of velocity of the reaction of displacement)it was
found that the bromine-ion in the inner sphere is 3 times
more displaceable than that of chlorine. The N02-groups
are endowed with a capacity of displacement which is lo
times that of chlorine and 4 times greater than that'of
bromine. The reactions of displacement of chlorine in the
inner sphere were investigated with pyridine inthe follow-
ing platinum Il-conpc~undsz
K FPt.NH 110 CINO K PtIIII ClBrClI , KIPUM CINO Cl
- 3 2 21 1 3 L 3 2
K ~Ptilli C1 72 K[Ptc if C1 and the NO -Grou. in K ~Ptllll CINO NO",
3 3~ 2 4 p - . 3 - 2 Z
There are 1 figure and 14 references, 14 cf whichare Soviet.
Card 2/3

A Study of '.he Kineticu of the Pv.acUoriacif ;~,,Ub.,Jtitufton
'in Bivalent Platinum Compounds
SUBMITTED: June 1, 1957
AVAILA~UE: Library of Conoress
1. Platinum cor;,potnds---_Subvtitution reactions
--Substitution reacticna
2. Pyridinas
Card 3/3

ZTYAGIIITSIV, O.Ye..; SWMOCHKINA, Ye,F,
Study of the kinetics of internal sphere substitution in tetravalent
platinum compounds. Zhur. neorg. khim. 3 no.5-.1149-1161 My 158.
(min 11:6)
1, Institut obshchey i neorganichaskoy khimii Im. N.S. Kurnakova
Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Flatinum organic .compounds)
(Complex compounds)

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nunt; pyrite, twoe; gakna. OAXIO;; glibal"ite, u.CPsu;
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see
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product. Tbm data kad to the following coMuslono; see
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doic. 1r and Rh In ortirs. A large excess In the charge of fillId. with Ilg(Nill.). vallij. Aod ",luimre the. durk ppot of
00 AS (5 times The ordinary amt.) and of tit (escierding 5- 10 reduced All with site color %.Alc. The foll-otring mothol
00 timeq the content of It) trarWimms nearly All It into the Is ProPm4N1 for Mg. Au In cy"Illile milni. To 100 cc. Ill
yti metallic state. A rapid Method for drig. An fit oles, has "le Sdln- add A-10 cc. of 14NO., firsit its I"Illlff, 1111fing,
9 0 1! brendevelaped. I'lieniethodisapplkabletoficWcontu- Wting all" 1-0-1-11' 91 of KCI0- ill 9110 C'007tte Of IN-20
I flor". Pulvverfir the "topic to &I mesh. treat in a min. t)0" for 30 Cool. 12tillrAIIII! WiLb Off tuawrakly
o ~1!
s
porcelain diqh with (91-70 cv, of IINO# (d. 1,4) (XVIA411"t 461 caeti'm 10 lItIM111 4MI let. All hir thr drop or lite
000 a Violent evolulklaof Nax4leit),dil. with UlUcc. of water. vollimetric. Ptrthod. In lhr volit"ItIlric meth"I fil. Ille
11; filter. wit-h the residue with hot water mind proorrA at Ill lobt- "'l *"fee to 141 er., add I cc. d X Ill, tit Nallir,
the analy%. I"Iffer 044h. asid. In file cold &Ild .. 're. of 0-diald4ditir
of quafts and och" tire 1,We 10,10 x. of the vie tit a -Md litrale flool ffi,. 111irroi,jr, Will,
0 0 -a porcelain dish or mortar. add gradually an I Nola. (1,
2 X. + KI 4 g. in HOW cv. of water) until the bew" caw
of The exceys 1, jWmists, set Stan.% overnisht or wrintri In thc F
ki The alartat after "rry &-to min. In the course lb"PIWAIC A 111in. of 2 mg. P( A, a
of W W".. of the 'ago- 04a be drill. I'let 0 and lit intelf,
nd he If he nib water IS "jib lht liclu. becal'OL they fillet p"aj
liltVWA'VAU~ tail ditwZbedl aspApatijuntAdd towillie All jullo, ink tow 111ru'll
I Xg.'of meutille- Hit for each 100 cc. of HquW and %W# R. Henn
I*i for tit) min. Iftvant the "a. and wuh the All smalsam
11 Vvith water by derantstion. Trital(er the stalatitam to is
parvelain dith, anti dlosolve the Its lot IIIN(li (1 -2) with
At L It AT01 CUMPKATICH
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0 Pt was 1tonal issr The Mocij-k CU_r Malmit Vin-Mg,
Omsidrialise Irt-gular cut-k vir"lals were lovetient. %!rfroz
.114*0 out Into Irt-tullifula P101114. others ftallentil. 11".
%p. gr, was widely var-table loscius to inclusi4mo. Tbtt
NarilA Pt ditIvrit from ilia Urid Pt by having hilth 1041
roment, much. Fe and somt: N1 and Ag; Au is not a coin. .00
rxinent (A the alloy tout is present in tile devnit. rho 40
uAnic niordikite Is lortrixonlrd late the end mcmimf whil:1 =0 0
%hosev lot 35.1111, Fe 2,53f, N1 25.14. IN! 3 '. 57 Cu 9,281 .1
1).71 and invC 0.4116~ Ir and 14 Is were not olkmvrivil lit 0
ally Ill the grairmo. fi differoi (turn ilia toullailk lot of S.
Africa ljy its With Fe content. 'rile firrilogic fcaturr%
motably the lifesenre of rotil IMAS (older Ihun tile
00 Ileruill the assumptioll that ilia roiciallic Kralit, clMd.
04 flint a gu4coup "Jilliluill which may have ConItNted M tjif~
tj le Contacts bette
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sulfide slid coal deposits, 1). W. Pcartc
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curwak4h.
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fjt;jW,1%. Pink* an.i .11001 jM0011" Iw"1011ir pim", nif"hwhoic,
Iiml, L, A Willi L
with Will wet* 141VI%f it, the Kmo kilin"cl; 2
11, NI-filrJOWIL-Tift Wimp ItIvIllifil,
Pled the foratallum of L4 mude with 4m rul-O'llic, I$ IA41, I Irwhili'l I %tin"Iml,
noom%linw. In.
dined extittlmioct with high himintiLmulm. it I.IRPI- IMA;
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ZVYAGIIITSEV)
"'Energy Coofficients or crystalline latticen (VEC) and the Structure of Dinnry
Metallic Alloys," Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci. UROSS, 38, 28-32,:;1943 in Engliqh)ij.-~A-wl
The valency energy coeffs. (VEC) of the ions of the components fIurnish a very con-
venient means of coriparing ions of different valencies and,revetaing scz* regulari-
ties in the formation of intermetallic phases of binary syntems. Inadequate accuracy
in calculating the VEC and lack of clearness in some of the determinations of the
valency of metals restrict present consideration to the qxUal. regularity.
SO: C.A. Vol. 38., jan, lo--jun 2o, 44

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1. A. V641ituiruva (ZAkr, Pril-40swI
,flitmer A. G. Mkhatadt~ and N
M,"Ii, 22-30, V. Abs~ 1995. 39. 11261-11n Ittmian.) 111stimim-i mus .00
al6yo, cissitelining 11), 23. M. and We' of iridium vem preimml fmis rMleml,
0 n was stisiiii-d at 13M. 1 11m).am 151101',
arut intentiff%Wost th,-111 4100
00 m;4d diffiloicin oecurs I after 10 hr. at IY30, 1'. all allms stinWil showtNt
thr, lintienri, of solid volutioub. 11M monv"t. of tile filisnatitill of hoillo. zoo
000 p-nmrus mfid milulion was not4A by the apj"rance of a nixv. in the run-es of
44,3 ifie Avirivill rotlilut,41vity, and by mimmnpic and X-ray eAtImination.
rly.v diffusion (if iridium Into plittinum Iis slower Mien I hill ot platinum Into
14dium. 11ar n-muly AirritaWn of milid smiluthms Isi-rutito the list- of purder. too
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0. F. Zvyaginticv awl L. V. Plaksina. I:rfc. Sekt~u
'AW'Iv'T"1jPUfikIe B14fewwoly1th Afew., hill. WA-M
Sr.;g. KAiaj.. .1"J. Sa"SAS.R. No. 22. %1-111)
I lUIS),-The objrct of this Inyntlilation wai to tit,
clisirilmikeri of NJ in electeraylic eilbriecs ismorte free necteti,
Nullide. sulfatel sued Oxide. The dlied and iterontul alhur
4100tainol Fe 3.62, Cu 8.43, Ni W-61. Pb 0.4)U;), CA 1,12,
Wit trisce, Si 2.Zl, sui&tk S 3.27, and sulfate S 0.971%.
A OA-C. saitiple um treated with I&I itil. of IIjO to re-
milve M~YJ4. Tile, reliblat w" lrereitt4l with 100 mi. of
CUSO' *(Ali. lei boiling tellip. leeiting 4 hne., sind tbii
IIrralinvill was rriwatird until I se filtrate.- was firre of N1,
lie this step all the tattAllic NJ iuldl 171! NJ.'; *10. N.
[fill "!:
lyrd, The rpti,fue v" IsAint tveh:~ f"r I fir, with Is.
Ilifiel- fit Sla'141 ACO) 23. 110) IM, Milot Ill% A IIII,
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Gas Deposits
-"New Eydrochenleal Mitho& of Determining Pe trolem
and Gas Memoslts,"~ 0. 761_1~ntsev
P.
23
"Prirods. No I
A;i~ing -,* 0 the,
Wrkera~ M-_zan AffMate_ Geol Insty
ters'near oil _depcmits ~ohange their usual ccmtl~_i,
tion.'_ FOr, exai~ple, viters of the ftta= ASM-ugm-
ally have a PH equal to 7, and ratio of esim
to ealcl= is aboat one. In oil-boaxing re.gionay
tbdu ratio rises to 1.8, 2.5 and higlier. Ve PH
47149TIOI
twR/petroleum (Ccnt&) Jan. 49:
of thei water also, chenges In one direction or the
other.
46
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217- zXYMETSEV, 0. YE. Panrjati wimechateltnogo rwzte;-,Va IlEcolay-ft
19 Fedorovicha Fedoroira. (1869 - 1945) Izvestlya Sektora platI4
t drugUl blarprod. m(,tallov (In-t obnhchey i nk?o,~"gw. lkl,irmi
Im. mu-nalcova)) vvt). 23~ :1,9149)
SO: Letopis' 7-hurnallinylich Statey, Fo. 29, Ifoslcva: 1949

Cklocidatilia of plittlaum metall; with ammocatins tillodde.
0
pl~'i-
A"I
isild ~d
The rmctif*t 6 mocv effective when MOMS arr tInCIT III-
ThIml and in file prmlsve of Fe and Cis but nut NI.,; H%.
cm XMCI: vtve no advaotace. ChkWW;kIkW) tittvpO
bar,-Ay ist truips, above Ms. fill 6 chfixidiml mare
easilly tkAn Pt. M. 110*11

ZTTAGIRTSEV, 0. Ye.
12 to 15 May 1,048, Moscow, first conference was'held.on historT of SoTiet chemlfitr7lo
convened by Commission on the History of Chemistry, ~AcAd Sci [MR. Uarq papen voire
presented by (ostensibly) members of this Commission.
"Studies of Platinum Group Metals in the USSR. (Inst Gen and Inorgaa Chem ireni Y.S.
Xurnakov, Acad Sci USSR).
'Materials on the History of Soviet Chemical Science," -published by Acad Sci TUSSR in
Moscow-Leningrad 1950. )~283498.

L
'Ad N' A dim OaJ -V-1-A 5 S M .73, "fit, -54
"'M A
IM~,: ~rti$--g=.MLK 'hWori I of Hit (:-afttuil aq qers-rilt tw
tritev4j fT%Itn heffillmitr to qnd CLIITR~Ittt! elhut (kor mth wtak
.-. n'l J'q ytc I Ezo )ova tions m t ft,~ rarth tvujt .
01 It([ falti"it. "a 1 (6 O'lution tbt 11% farxith CMUP
" 'Idll'A In C'm'fral III ultil tlr 'QuInall1rilri: in a
dtagrun~ Zo b W W1 hl Stemubr~L-.

V

Platinum
L. A. Chugayev's chloropentaminoplatino-chloroplatinate. Izv. 3--kt. plat. i blag. met. no
26, '51.
A~
Monthl List of Russia Accessions, Library of Congress, May 1952. Unclassified.

Matoorological A
Vol- 4 No- 3
March 1953
ClImatology and
inatology

Chemistry Bibliography
Works on chemistry published by scientiPai*r*,wo~"L institutes and 'higher tecluiical schools
Zhur, prikl. khim. 25 no. 4 (1952).
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PRr Vitt Y

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ZTf
GrInL--rg, AlokonniU, Abrw.-~ovichj D),98-
"Introduction to the chemistry of complex compounds." A. A.: (winberg. Reviewod by-
0. Ye Zvyagintnov. Zhiir. priU, khim.0 1'43j no. 7; 1952.
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress," lfove~t~ber 1952
Oncl.

r1C Z-V C -h 0 9-10
CmC110910--7k Miat] Aug 54
raphy
of.the Czccaoslovak ventral Cheilic-al and POlarO---
.graphic Institutesip Prague," 0. Zvyagintsev
~;zr P--Ik KILim" Vol 25, No 8, P 903
Reference is zade to "Khii~iyu-7` 16-1, ptibllshed -Ili . . .....
a-ue u mid-1951, to create intimate coopera-
IGzech.scieatLsts and S~,~riet~ zsholars -
'Ttii-- ~Deriodica-l is to be publiilie& 6- -timeis
va# comprise 1,000 yp per yr. Vol I, iw I find 2-
22&nk,
appeared-in 1951, with the latter iiialuding a bib-
Uograpby, for 1950, of work done in polarography
throughout the world. Most of the articles deal
-dith org che=:Lstry. Some, articles treat of ana-
lytical che=istry, and others are in the field of
polarography. (Czechoslovakia, as the birthplace
Of L polarography, is carrying on exU!nsive work in
that fieldtELecording to Zvyagintsev.) An original
article by J. Heyrovsky and M. Matias, "The L Action
of Surface F4ITn on the Polarization of Capillary
Electrodes," is mentioned.

Io ZVYAGINTSEVp Oe Yee
2. USSR (600)
4. Metallography
7. MetaUio state of an element. (A. I Gorbov's priority in concepts of the nature
-of meta1s). Zhure prikI, khim. 25, No. 9. 1952.
9. Monthly List of-Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 4nuary 19534 Unclassified.

1. Z-VYk31NT5'r',-V, C. Ye.
2. USSR (600)
4. CherLi,-try - bibliograpay
7. Iransactions of research institutes. Reviewed by G. lo. Zhur. ~5rikl.
kiiira. 25, Ho. 12, 1552.
9. Montay List of Russian Accef9ions. LiUrary cf Ungress. Plaren, 1~53-
U&Ndl

ARBUZOV, A.Ye., akademik; KAZANSKIY, B.A., akadealk; PMOTO A*D., chloa-korrespon-
dent, AN SSSR; VIKITIN, V.I. , chlsn-korrsspondsut,~ h1l SSSR; YIQUROYOXIYJ I.A#,
professor, otyatstyennyy redaktor; POGODIN, S.A.,~profesior; ZTYAGINT59T,
professor; YBVTMTA,P.U., uchenyy askretaIrl.
Owl
Naterials on the history of Soviet chemistry; re' rts given at the 2nd
PO
All-Union Conference on the History of Soviet Chenistry', 21-26 April 19511
Materialy po istorti otechastyannoi khimii; abornik dokladov na vtorom
Voesoiusnom soveshchanii po istoril otachastyeAnot khimil, 21-26 sprelia.
1951 g. Hook-ra, Isd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, 193).:318 (nRA 7:4)
(Chemistry-;.Ristory)

ZVYAOI M EV, 0. [reviewer].
--------- -
XTraneactions of the Voronezh State~Universlty, val. 23,~ Collection of,papers
of ,the Department'of Chemistry.* "Transactions of the A.11-Union Institixte of
the'SodAlndastry. vol. 6. Reviewed by 0.2viagiatsev. Zhur.prIkLkhIIin. 26
no.9:1003-1004 S '53. MRA 6-do)
(Chemistry.) (Soda industry)
M Aaa"k 'W', W."', ~-A'%"
I 1 .1x

ZVYAGUMEV 0 Y [reviewer); VOLORKOVICH, S.I.; TZQOROV,4.P.; APSHME, D.A.
"General chemical technology'." S.I.Vollfkovich'. A.P.2gorov, D.Aolpshtein.
Reviewed by O.S.Ulagintsev, Zhnr.prIkI.khim* 26 no~12:1)23--i)24 D 15).
NLU: 6:11)
(Ohemistry,Toohnical) (Vollfkovich. Semen Isaakovich) (J~gpr,ov. A.P.
Ofpshtein. D.A. Y

ZVTAGINTSEY, O.Ye.
Transactions of scientific research institutes. Zh-,lr.prikl.khim.
27 no.2:227-228 F 154. q I (MA 7:2)
(Technology) (Science)

ZTCAGGINTSOV, 0. Ye
Subject
Card
Authors
Title
Periodical
Abstract
AID - P-103
USSR/Chemistry
1/1
DDbryanskiy, A. F., and Zvyagintsov,,,,,O. Ye,
Bibliography
Zhur. Prikl. Khim. 27, no. 4P 466-468, 1954
A book Ch2m:LceL
I-Reflninz-Qf 01 by RO Goldstein (translated'.
-Fg1L-.M
into Russian by N. S. Dabagov) is reviewed. '~Some'articles from
Lrransaotig -Mq - 32,
, - no of th2 Sci2n&ifig Eggglarch Ingqtut& gi no
1953. cQ)L Tn. I
Tran n Qf the 14qg ititute d-Yine Chem;WA
Institution : None
Submitted : No date
y, Loo j, iv)4, ana Trea
itute im. V. I. len1n. V
no. 1, 1952 are listed.
. 1,

ZINAGINTSEV, 0. Ye.
"The Chemistry'of Ruthenium." a gj-jor presented at the Atoms for Peace
Conference, Geneva, Switzerland,, 1955
III Mi M MI L
Will fli;. ~I

ZVYAGINTSEV, O.Ye.
tmn
History of Ural platinum. Trudy Inat.ist.est.i tekh. vol.6:
160-204 155. WRA 9:5)
(Ural Kountain region--Platinum)
A
I

v Y t) V,
AID P 157l
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 1/21
:,.and Yegorova,,
Authors Vollfkovich, S. I., Zvyagintsev, O~.Ye.i
Ye. N.
Title Yuriy Vitaliyevich Marachevskiy
On the.occasion of his 6oth birthda~y and the 35th anni-
versary of his scientific and teaching activities
Periodical Zhur. prik. khim., .2", no.1, 3-6, 19.55
Abstract Biographic sketch with photograph.:
Institution: None
Submitted No date

/AJ TS t VJ
AID P 2273
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 18/19
Author Zvyagintsev, 0. Ye.
'%6iikman, A. N., G. V.:Samsonov a d 0.;Ye. Kreyn~
Title an
Metallurixiva redkikh metallov Metallurgy of Rare Metals)
Moscow, 1954 (Book review)
Periodical: Zhur. prikl. khim., 28, no.2, 226-227,, 1955
Abstract -Critical review. According to theireviewer, Part:I
of the book gives general information on metallurgy,
rare metals and the rare metals in.dustry.~ Part 11
is devoted to the description of tungsten, molybdenum,
tantalum, niobium, titanium, and zirconium.
Institution: None
Submitted No date

AID P 22tk
Subject USSR/Chemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 152 19/19
Authors Zvyagintsev, 0. Ye.
Title Tananayev, I. V.., 8.-A~' Fogodin, 76. yg;. Rode,
V. 0. Tronev, and I. Bi Mizetskays; edai., Khlmi~a.
redkikh elementov. Vypusk I (Chemistry'of Rare Elements.
Issue T) Academy of Sciences, USSR. 1954, (Book
review)
Periodical: Zhur. prikl. khim., 2-8. no.2, 208, 1955
Abstract The reviewer states that the book conslats of 13. papers
on rare elements. Titles of some~6t the papers are
given.
Institution: Academy of Sciences of.the U.S.S.R~
Submitted niblished in 1954 (Moscow)

ZVYAGINTSXV, O.Ta.; VALUSHKO. M.G.
Fedor Alskeandrovich Toropov; 1884-1953. Zhur,prikl.khim. 28 no.12:
1345-1346 D '53. (MLRA 913)
(Toropor, Fedor Alakeandrovich, 1884~1953)

ZVYAGINTSU, O.Ye.; SUDARIKOV, B.N.
wwftoOX"4'~
Complex metal salicylates. Part 1. Isv.Sakt,plat.i blag.met. no-31:
78-94 '55.- (N1RA 9:5)
(Salicylates) (Compounds, Complex)

USSR/Chemintry Phynic.31
card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 21t/jrl
Authors
Title
Periodi(:al
Abstraot
j ZvyaCintsvv, 0. E.!, and Kai, E. F.
I About thc trim-nictivity of coftaln intra-:41plv:-rul mib~tltuten In
complay divalent Pt ampo-ands
I DoV.* AR SSPR 101/1' 9>95i Zidr- 1 1955
I Experiments were ronducted to detemino thd ki.netion of the f~rm~fdn
of cisdiamines, or divelent platimun from trincidomonomino potbosium
jilotnates nnd the trann-activity of intra-spheral subatitutes In
the cm-lex div;i1ent Pt compounds. The constvntt- of the renct-lon
rate vure com,'utei accordinC to a formula inUnded for reactleine. 4)f
the second order. The time of tho semireaction period was fo~tftd to
ba invervely proportional to the initial concentration vaich is a1so
characteristic of the second line reaction. The axperimiattil resiats
obtained during four bi-molecular roactiorks ar(li tabu-1ated. Fite
US,'M1 referencer (1927-195,1,,). Tables.
Institution Acad. of Sc.. WSR, The V. S. Kurnikov Ins-Utitte of Gen. and. toorg. Chem*'
rresented by Academician'l, . ICherr,,vaev,: September - 24,

BUSBY, Alsksey Ivanovich; ZVYAGINTSXV O.Ye., professor, doktor khimicheskikh
nauk, otvetstve;;~~~UMKO, G.R., takhaicheskly
redaktor
[Analytical chemistry-, literature in Russian (1941-1952)] Analitiche~-
skaia khimila; literatura na , russicom iuzyke (1941-1952gg). Moskva,
' 403 p.
Izd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, 1956 0 (MLRA 9-7)
(Bibliography-Chemistry. Analytical)

ZVYAGINTSW, O.Ye.; SUDARIKCIV, B.He
Complex ealicylates of certain metals. Part 2. Zhur4neorgokhim-l
no,1:69-73 156. (Salicylates) (HLRA 9.10)

GIN Aye.
Development of A.K. Butleroyle theory of chemical structure
in inorganic chemistry. Vop. ist.eat. i tekh. no.1:70-81
156. (MLRA 9110)
(Chemistri, Inorganic)
(Butlerov. Aleksandr Mikhailovich,:1828-1886)

ZVYAGINTSN, O.Te.; NIXOYAYBV, A.V.
Abram Mikhailevich Rubinshtein; obituary. Zhur.xsorgkhim*l as 4:
609-614 Ap 1560. (KLRA 9~--loi
l.Inatitut obahchey i neorganIchankoy khiali Alradomil sauk SSSR.~
(Rubinahteia, Abram Mikhailevich, 1909-1955) (Slblis9~rsphy--C*MP:*uxds,
Comulex)
T I?

ZVYAGINTSEV, O.Ye.
"Collected works" of the X.I. Kalinin Institute of Nonferrous
Metals and Gold in Moscow& Zburoneorg.khim.'l no.2:349-350
P 156. (MLRA 91-10)

ZVTAGINTSEV, O-ro., professor.
Ilistery of chemical industries in Russia$ by POK.Lukfianov. Tol.4
ROTLeved by O.B.ZvIagintseve Xhim.nau1m i prom.'. 1 ae'06723 156!0
(MLRA 10:3)
(Chemical industries--History)
(Luklianov, P.X.)

ZVYAGINTSVo
j;e ~Ajjikee'e`vlch MurOmtsev; UR y. Zhu~, neorg. khim 1 A0.12:
obit r
Bor imLRA 16:6)
2649-2651 3) 156.
(Muromtsev, Boris Kjoictlep%rich. 1898-1956)

-Z V ~ 6- -T '
ZVYAGINTSEV, O.Ye.
"The metallurgy of rare metals" by G.A. Meeroon and A.N. Zelikman.
Reviewed by 0. X. Zviaginteav. Zhur.prikl.khim. 29 no.8:1303-1304
Ag 156, (MIRA lotio)
(Metals, Rare and mino*--Metallurgy)
(Meerson, G*A.) (Zet-ikmau# A.11.)

US~R/ Ifiorganic ChemiBtry. Complex Compounds C.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Xhimiya) No 4., 1957s 11468
Author : ZvXagXntsev O.Ye.,, Karandasheva Ye.F.
Inst AciRemy of -SciVnces USSR,
Title Concernipg'Quantitative Maiacteristics of Trans-Effect in Complex
Compounds of Tetravalent Platinum,
Orig Pub Dokl. AN SSSR, 1956, 108~, No 3, 477-48o
Abstract Studied was the kinetics of halogen replacement;'by C M-N in compounds
~f Pt(4p). Objects of investigation were triwd Z(?'3)3Pt0l2'4('J'7 al.,
L-EnPt-XH NO,C1X7 Cl. and salts of Blomstrand.type C (NH3N02)2PW41J-
vhere X'-- Cl, Br, NO In all instan the:r6actioni take plade only on
66ordinate Cl Pt gi (tr) or C, NO All reactions are bitiole-
culer. Ddta obtained sho-4 that replacement Of Cl by'Br causes increase of
WA lBr
velocity constant k in the case of CW )*'PtC C11 Cl and'.D~MjM,)2
3 3
PtBrC1 -3
_7 almost by 3 times, and In the case of1Z EnPt-""3X02PrC1_7 by 2
1/2

USSR/ Taorganic Chemistry. Complex Compounds C.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur- Khimiya) No 4) 1957)' j-1468
times. Replacement reactions on N02 - Pt Cl coordinates proceotd very
slowly. Values of k for co4ouAds of. this'doordinate 84~e 3 tines ~ smsIler
than the k values of the corresponding compounds of rea,~tive'coordinates
CI --Pt- - Cl.- On ume 'of acetone as the- solvent)' 'irx-lietu'6f'vdter'j the
valiAes of k remain 'almost uncbApged. -"On the basis of ~ a'comphris6a of the
values of k for compounds of Pt(4) and Pt:2+o)'the conblusion is reached
that-the same N02-substituent behaves differently in Pt(2+)- and Pt(4+)-
series.

AUTHOR: zvyagintsevs 0. Y4. 78-3-34/0
TITLE: VII All-Union Confer .1 once on that Ghemlit 1, ry of, Gomple jc::
Compounds, 9-13'Ootob6r, 966.
(VII Vseso~uznoye
soveshohaniya po khimii kobiplakanykh soyedinenly
9-13 oktyabr7a 1956 go)
PERIODICAL:.Zhurnal HeorSanieheakoy Khimiip 1967) Vol'* II., Nr,3,
pp. 704-7080 (USSR),
ABSTRACT: In this article very brief.abstraots are given of
matter presented at the VII All-Union,Gonfersnoe on
the Chemistry of Complex Compounds, organisid. by the
Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry imeni
No So Xurnakova, of the Academy of Scienoes*of the
USSR from 9-13 October, 1956. The ie~tings.were
held at the Leningrad Technological Institute, imeni
Lensoveta, and were attended by 250 seiintists from
Leningrad., 220 representatives from research
establishments from other towns in the"USSR, and also
by scientists from Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary.
Card 1/2 Altogether 57 reports were presented. At the con-

Z v X 14 Cr f N / st~- t/ 01
USSR/General Problems. Methodology. History. Scientific k~
Institutions and Conferences. Teaching. Problems
of Bibliography and Scientific Documentation.
kbs Jour Ref Zhur-Khimiya,,,No 6, 19589 16703
Author Z t 0
rsev~
~ Q
_~3~in
Inst :-lnstitute of General and Inorganic ~: Chemistry
Academy of Science USSR.
Title : Vyacheslav Vasillyevich Lebedinskiy.
Orig Pub : ZL. neorganicheskoy khimii, 195?v No 8,
1713-1719
Abstract Obituary of V. V. Lebedinskiy, (1888-1956) a:.
corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR, and outstanding researcher in the field of
complex compounds (Institute of General and Inor-
ganic Chemistry kcademy of Sciences USSR). A
list of scientific work is given-
Card 1/1

letter to the editors; In connnation with A.?, Khpusbinakiilo
erroneous assumption on tho dincovery of rathenium by A. Saladstak1j.
Muir, neorg. khim, 2 no,12:2839-2840 D 157, 11:2)
(Authonium),
(Kapustiniskil, A.P.) (Sniadatakii, A.)

AUTHOR: 896.,9.2
ZWAGINTSEV,O. 5/32
TITLE: I-Titrorte Oxalate Cotnpqunds of Ruthenium. (Nitrowoksalat"

PERIODICAL: Atomnaqa Faer Va.. V-157s, Vol 3, Nr 9, pp 272-273 (U.S.S.R.)
9
ABSTRACT: At the Institute for General and Anorganio Chemistry of the Academy
of Science of the U.S.S.R. the following synthetization and in-
vestigation was carried out:
0021 2.) -Mg [RttiO
1.) (NH4)2 [RuNO (02
21
-
3.) Ca [Rtfio (0204)2 1-6H20 4.) H2 [R410 (0204)2].
ASSOCIATION: Not given
FM=W= BY:
SUBMITTED:
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
Card 1/1

ZVTAGINTSV, O.Ye.
"Transactions of the technical conference on the calcination of
materials in the boiling layer". Zhur.prikl,khim. 30 no-7:1118-1119
Jl '57. (MIRA 10:10)
(Thermo chemi a try)

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ZVYV4MEV~ ~,. P NIKOISM, V. D.,, STAROSTINO S. M. p KWUMOVj A. and SUMT, V. S.
"Chemistry of Radiortuthenium,"
paper to be presented at 2nd MI Intl. Conf. on the preacaftil uses of Atomic'
Finergy,, 1 - 13 Sept 58.

i
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AUTH6RSi . 9.
Zvyagintsev, 0. Ye Budarikov, B
TITIZi Plutonium Salicylates (Salitsilaty plut,orliya)
PERIO.DICALs Zhurnal Neorganiaheekoy Jhimii,1956,V61,3,~r' 4opp-975-985(USSR)
ABSTRACTs The reaction of tri- and.tetravalent plutonium in solutions
with salicylic acid and ammonium salicylate.were investi-
gated.
It was found that tetravalent plutonium salicylate of the
following composition is,formed in weakly aoidous mediums
PuO (Sar)2'
~
:
+
,PO.
precipitates as
Utbrt1-.9 same conditions plutonium- (M)
(5a1-) H 0.
The oplimumcongitione for the precipitation of the aali-~
cylates of tri- and fetravalent plutpa ?ium were determi nedo
of ~lutbnliuz was
A quantitative precipitation
.
determined at pH - 4
The'salioylat9s of 1u$Pnium_(TV) predDitatod at'pH I-P
'
salloylate ion.
contain only Pu-(IV5 as an ion and We
Also the reaction of plutonium salicylates of 'differefit
Card 1/? -reagents was determined.

76-3-4-26/38
Plutonium Sali6ylates
SUBMITTEDs
Card 2/2
On the actiop of strong acids ths plutonium salicylate,s de-
compose with the corresponding acid. On the action.of''Con-'
centrated-lyea plutonium hydoxides are formed. Plutonium
salioy3de dissolves with ammonium carbon atle solution
under the formation of carbonate compllaxes.'~Plutonium eali-
oylate is soluble in the folloviing organic iol4ental alcohol,
acetone, ether, amylaoetate. It is, however insoluble in
chloroform and carbon totrachloridso
The comparative Investigations of the tende .ney to form com-
plexes between plutonium-(III) and plutoniumi.~(IV) show that
.the ialicylates of trivialent plutonium are lose stable than
the tetravalent ones. On the action ot ammonlacal solutions-
on the salicylates 'of tri-9 tetra- and hexavalent plut onium.
Always o-vealicyldtes of plutonium-(fv) precipitate on heat-
ing. This fact'was also.proved by chomioalg thermographical
and radiometric analyses. The optimum conditions for the pre-
cipitation of plutonium oxysalioylate were datermined.There
are 25 tables and 4 referenced, 2-of which,are Soviet.
November 169 1957

AUTHORS: Zvyagintsev, 0. Yo. , jhub60%in,-,%, F. 7P,-3-5-1 5/39
TITLE: A Study of the Xinctico of the 113actiors of Substitu tion, in
Bivalent Platinum Compounds
kinetiki rea%tfAy vnutrislferno6~ zajneo~iaheni~-a v ocyedi-
neniyakh dvukhv.%leaL-1C)Y platiil~r)
PERIODICAL: Z111urnal Noorganichookoy Xhimii, 1956, Vol 3, Nn 5,
pp 1139-1148 (US311)
ABSTRACT: The paper in question goes into the kinctics of xibotitution
in the inner sphere of platinum II-compounds.
The effect of pyridine orunonamines of bivalent plttil,,IILI was
observed. The kinetics of the reaction of substitution in
monamines of platinum II was inveotie-~~ted at temperatures of
2o,25,3o and 350C. All th 'analysed reactions axe oX"
second grade. The constants of the velocity of rea.-,tior. and
the activity of energy were computed. From. kinetic in-
C1 was
vestigations it was found that the coordination N02-P'-
the most reactive and that the coordination Cl-Pt-Cl was the
least. According to their activity in reaction,the coordi-
Ca.,-d 1/3 nationscan beclaslified as followat

A Studyofthe Kinetics of the Reactionsof Substitution M-3-5-1 5/39
in Bivalent Platinum CompoundB
1110 2-pt-cl :7 ITC) 2-Pt-n2Dr-pt-cl ),Cl-lpt-cl.
From research of the kinetics of compensation of groups
in the inner sphere of complex compqunda.of platinum II one
is also able to * eatimate the displacement of the * in~i_
vidual coordinative groups quantitatively-. By means of the
con3tant of velocity of the reaction of displacement)it was
found that the bromine-ion in the inner sphere is 3 times
more displaceable than that of chlorine. The N02-groups
are endowed with a capacity of displacement which is lo
times that of chlorine and 4 times greater than that'of
bromine. The reactions of displacement of chlorine in the
inner sphere were investigated with pyridine inthe follow-
ing platinum Il-conpc~undsz
K FPt.NH 110 CINO K PtIIII ClBrClI , KIPUM CINO Cl
- 3 2 21 1 3 L 3 2
K ~Ptilli C1 72 K[Ptc if C1 and the NO -Grou. in K ~Ptllll CINO NO",
3 3~ 2 4 p - . 3 - 2 Z
There are 1 figure and 14 references, 14 cf whichare Soviet.
Card 2/3

A Study of '.he Kineticu of the Pv.acUoriacif ;~,,Ub.,Jtitufton
'in Bivalent Platinum Compounds
SUBMITTED: June 1, 1957
AVAILA~UE: Library of Conoress
1. Platinum cor;,potnds---_Subvtitution reactions
--Substitution reacticna
2. Pyridinas
Card 3/3

ZTYAGIIITSIV, O.Ye..; SWMOCHKINA, Ye,F,
Study of the kinetics of internal sphere substitution in tetravalent
platinum compounds. Zhur. neorg. khim. 3 no.5-.1149-1161 My 158.
(min 11:6)
1, Institut obshchey i neorganichaskoy khimii Im. N.S. Kurnakova
Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Flatinum organic .compounds)
(Complex compounds)