SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRIF, A. - GRIGEL, J.

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.QIX.TQn.,-V.Ye.; SOLOMINA, M.L.1 SHANDORm Kh.; LEBEDEV, B.I.;
SVMINAp Z.A.
Making use of heteroxis in raising chicks for meat. Trud Inot.
gen. no.29:290-294 162. a~
(MMA 16:7
(Poultry breeding) (Heterosis)

KUSMERY Kh.F.; NOVIK, I.Ye.; GINTOVT, -VI.-YeI.
Experimental study on various diluters of chicken semen. Trudy
Inst. gen. no.31:276-281 64. (MURN 17:9)

GINTOVTJI V.Ye.; NOVIK, I.Ye.
Use of imnunological reactions in pcaltry breeding. Trudy Inst.
gen. no.31:282-288 164. (MIRA 17:9)

rLilin"t-3vtj, 11. Lul
Frosp~cts for Lhe dr-vf..Lr
U10--aird,ftli S.S.R. durinly, t I',' Yhar prom.
no.3:7-10 Ji-S 165.

GINTOVT. V.Ye.; NOVIK, I.Ye.
Some results of using the serological method in poultry
breeding. Trudy Inst. gen. no.33:97-108 165. (MIRA 18:12)

NOVINO I.yg.; GINTOVTp V.Ya.
Nov experlwnt data an diluters of cock semen. Trutr
Inst. gen. no.33tl29-136 165. (MM IS 112)

KICHIGIII, V.P.; GINTOVT, V-Yu-
rolizJ
Production of fodder yeasts in the Ukraine. Gid
lesokhim.prom. 13 no.6:29-30 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Goeplan USSR. (Ukraine--Yenot)

T-
N.~.'; GI:N'ZOM.
To.A.; 5TRQ*(, N.G.
GALKINA,
BioloOcml chnrncteriatice of the seedw of Uzbek tau-saghyz
(Scorsonern usbektatFmicft C.Czevr. et O.Bond.). Trudy Inst.bot.
AN Us.SSR.no-3:195-199 '55 (MIRA 10:1)
(U2b@ki9tnn--T;u-Mghyz)
(Germlnntion)

GI MIrOvT"_Y"__. -
New interesting species and forms of apiPbYtic lichens found
in Central Asia. Uzb.biol.zhur. no.4:72-74 159.
OIRA 13: 1)
(Zeravehan Valley--Lichens)

GROTT, Jozef Waclaw; GINTOWT-DZIWILL, Witold.
Possibility of intrarectal administration of alcohol In the
treatment of suppurative conditions of the lung. Polski tygod.
lek. 10 no.49:1569-157? 5 Dec. '55.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Vownetrznych A.M.w Lodzi; kierownik:
prof. dr J.W.Grott. Lodz, ul. Narutowicza 120 m. 6.
(LUNGS, abscess,
ther.,alcohol admin. by intrarectal route)
(ABSCSSS,
lung, ther.,alcohol by intrarectal route)
(ALCOHOL, WHYL, therapeutic use.
abscess of lung, intrarectal admin.)

GROTT, Josef Waclaw, KALISZEVICZ. Seweryn; GINTOWT-DZIWILL, Witold
Therapeutic procedure in a dental infection cozplicating anifnal
conditions in diabetic patients. Pol8ki tygod. lek. 15 no.27:
1031-1034 4 ii 16o.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Vewnetrznych A.M. w Lodzi; kierownik: prof.
dr n.med. J.W.Grott.
(DIABITIS KILLITUS compl)
(ANGINA PICTORIS compl)
(TIOTH dis)

GROTT, J.W.; MAIM(;, L - GIIJTUWT..DZId ILL, W. ; KORZON, J. [deceased];
~tgk~H~ - J--W.ZUFAGWS.Kl.
FIVAKWAY R.;
Studies on the hazard of diabetes mellitus in 100 obese and obesity-
prone subjects over 40 years of age. I. Evaluation of the carbohy~irate
metabolism. Polarski tygod. lek. 16 no.1a:1569-1573 9 0 '61.
1. Z Osrodka Ilaukowo-Leczniczago w Busku-Zdroju oraz I Kliniki Chcrob
Weviietrwych A.M. w Lodzi- kierownik: prof. dr nauk mod. J.W.Grott.
(OBLOS'ITY compl) ~DIABLTES MELLITUS etiol)
(BLMD SUGAR)

GINTOWT-DZIWILL, Witold
Evaluation of the behavior of carbohydrate metabolism in rhe=atoid
arthritis according to the determination of the blood sugar curve
after glucose load. Pol. tyg. lek. 17 no.42:1644-1645 15 0 162.
1. Z I KlinilcL Chorob Wewnetrznych PI-I w Lodzi oraz z Osrodka Naukowo-
Leczniczego Kliniki w Busku-Zdroju; kierownik: prof. dr nauk med.
J.W. Grott.
(ARTMUTIS RHEUMATOID) (GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST)

AGAPOV. D.S.; ARTIBILOV, B.M.. VIKTOROV, A.M.; GIh-ZS. A GORIKOV, A.Y.;
GUSYATINSKIT, M.A.; KARPOV, A.S,; KOLOT, I.I.; KOKARAVSKIT, Y.T.;
XCHYAGIN, A. I.: XHIVSKIT, M.N. ; KRAYNOV, A.G.; K3ST9ROVA, I.N.;
OBES, I.$., kandidat takhnichesklkh nauk; SOSHOVIKOV, K-S,; SUKHOT-
SXIY, S.F.; CHLANOV. 0.O.; YUSOV, S.K.; ZHUK, S.Ta.. skademik, glaTw
redaktor; KOSTROV, LN., radaktor; BARONXNKOV, A-V., professor.
doktor tekhaicheskikh nauk. redaktor; XMZIUIAR, D.M.. professor,
doktor tekhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor, SHNSHKO. Ye.Y., professor. doktor
tekhnicheskikh nauk, redaktor; AVARIN~ N.D., inzhenar, redektor
[deceased]; GORIKOV, A-V-, Inzhener. rodaktor; KOMARPSKIL V.T..
Inzhener, redaktor: ROGOVSKIY, L.V., inzhanar, redaktor; SHAPOYALOV,
T.I., inzhener. redaktor; RUSSO, G.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk,
redaktor; FILIHONOV, N.A.. inzhener, redaktor-, VOIXOV, L.N., inzhener,
redaktor; GRISHIII. M.M., professor. doktor takhnichaskikh nauk, redsk-
tor; ZHURIN, V.D., professor. doktor takhnicheskikh nauk, redaktor;
LIKEACHEV, Y.P., inzhener, redaktor; Ki4DVXDNV, V.K., kandidat tekhni-
chaskikh nauk, redaktor; MIKHAYLOV, h.Y., kandidat tel-hnichaskikb neuk,
redaktor; FSTROY, G.D., inzhan6r, radnktor; RAZIN, N.V,, redaktor;
SOBOIAV, V.P.. inzhener, redaktor; PARINGER, B.P., inthener, redaktor;
TSYPLAKOV, V.D., inzhener, redaktor, ISAYEV, N.V., redaktor-, TISTROVA,
O.H., redaktor; SKVORTSOV, I.K., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[The Volga-Don Canal; technical report on the construction of the
Volga-Don Canal, the TSimlyanakaya bydro development and irrigation
works (1949-1952); in five volumes] V61go-Don; takhnichaskii otchet
(continued on next card)

AGAPOV, D.S. --- (continued) Card 2.
o stroitalletye Volgo-Doneirogo sudokhodnogo kanala imeai
T31mliensicogo gidrouzla I orositellnykh sooruzhenil (1949-19_52)
piati tomakh. Glay.red. S-IA. Zhuk. Moskva. Goa.energ. izd-vo.
Vol.5- [Quarry management] Kerlernoe khozialstvo. Red.toma I.N.
Kostroy. 1956. 172 p. (MLRA 10:4)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Kinisterstvo elektrostantsil. Byuro
tekhnicheakogo otchata o stroitallstva Volgo-Dons. 2. Day8tvitallnyy
cheln, Akademii stroitelletva. t arkhttaktury SSSR (for Razin)
(Q%mrries and quarrying)

GTNTS, B. K.
"Uniform Distribution of Fresh Air in Closed Buildings." Cand Tech Sci,
Belorussian Polytechnic Jhst imeni I.V. Stalin, Min Higher rducation USSR,
Minsk, 1955-
so: Sum. No. ?04, 2 Nov 55 - Survey of Scientific and Teebnical Dissertations Defended
at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (16).

SOV/124-58-10-11024
Transaltion from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 10, p 45 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gints, B. K.
TITLE: An Investigation on Problems of the Uniform Distribution of
Incoming Air in Closed Premises (Issledovaniye voprosov
ravnomernogo raspredeleniya pritochnogo vozdukha v zakrytykh
pomeshcheniyakh)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Belorussk. politekhn. in-t, 1957, Nr 56, pp 199--
213
ABSTRACT: The author suggests a ventilating system for preinises where
incoming air in the form of a rising stream is supplied into the
ceiling space, where it spreads in all directions and is gradually
forced down into the usable area. As an advantage of such a
system of ventilation the author considers its economy (since the
incoming air may either not be preheated at all or be preheated to
a very small degree), as well as its technical and hygienic desir
ability (since with this system the distribution of the incoming air
within the premises is accomplished in the most uniform manner)-
Card 1/2 The author recommends that systems of this type be also used for

SOV/IZ4-58-10-11024
An Investigation on Problems of the Uniform Distribution of Incoming Air (cont. )
the supply of the heat carrier in drying chambers.
1. A. Shepelev
Card 2/2

GINTS, B.K., kand. tekhn. nauk; TILIKINA, G.L., student; KHOWXO. T.V.,
Weight method for the measurement of air flow velocities. Sbor.
nauch. rab. Bel. politekh. inst. no.69:5-15 '58.
(MIRA 12:7)
(Air flow--Measurement)

GINTS, B.I., dotsent, kand.takhn.naulc
Determining heat losses In underground hot-water heating systems.
Sbor. nauch. trud. Bel. politekh. inst. no-74:68-79 159.
(MIRA 13:8)
(Hot-water heating)

GIRTS, K.G.; NOSGV, I.Ye.
Car changing unit. Ugoll Ukr. 10 no. 1:29 Ja 166.
ORML 18:12)

Y.I.
ln-y~-,
y 0
r-Mstiitovoy sej~effiv. (Doklad nn T,a,rsi-o
Sbornik nauch. Trurlov (Tsentr. nauch-it-F.Ind. in-A Fw7l-a,-J), v"'p. 1.
1940
SIO - Knizhuuya, L-~tordsl Vol. 7, 1~'55

GINTS, Yu. R.
"Practical Mebhod of Desigaing Narrow Band Filters for Ordinary Bridge
Circuits," Sbor Nauch Trudov TsNIIS, 1c,)401, Radioteldinika, tio 5, iq4a~-
Central Scientific Research Institute of Communications, Ministry of Coirinunications
(TsNIIS)

GINTS, Yu. R.
Device for Establishing Two-Way Group Telephone Communications Among
Several Four-Wire Telephone Circuits. Patent, Class 2182, 3602. No.
103661; Elektrosvyazl No. 1, Jan 57.

GRVIS, Yu. R. (Cand. Tech. Sci. ); KA4.,IRINOV, K. A. (EnC.)
"Questions of the Application of Teleme.-chanics in Comu.;icatJons,"
paner read atthe Session of the Acad. Sci. USSR, on Scientific eroblems of Automatic
Production, 15-20 October 1956.
Airtomatika A -telemckhanika., No. 2, p. lf~2-192, 1957.
9015229

GINTS, YU.R.
,.el
Geometric equivalence of 2n-terminal netvorks. Sbor. nauch. rabs po
prov. aviazi no.6:35-64 157. Ollectric nerworks) (XIRA 11:5)

~;')V/111-58 -4 --,-/-'4
AUTHOR: Gint2,._Yu.P,., Candidate of Technical Sciences, 5enior 'Scien-
tific Co-7/orker of TsNIIS
TITLE: The Telemechanical System for Cable Mains (Sistema telemekha-
niki dlya kabellnykh magistraley)
6
PERIODICAL: Vestnik svyazi, l956,r1jTr 4, p 4 - 5 (US3R)
ABSTRACT: Multiplex lines require a higher number of amplifier stations
than a simplex coil-loaded cable. For this reason, manned
main amplifier stations are established at intervals of 120-
200 km, while the intermediate stations are operated by re-
mote controls. The available telemechanical systems used
at electric power and RR installations are not suitable for
remote control of cable mains, since the power available for
operating the controls is limited within telephone lines.
Presently, a telemechanical system which was developed by
TsNIIS is being installed in new telephone lines. The sign-
Card 1/2 ale are transmitted by 220 volts do on the 0.9 mm signal

The Telemechanical System for Cable Maine
wires within the cables. The
explained by a block diagram.
and one Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: TsNIIS
SOV/111-58-4 -8.134
functioning of this system is
There is one block diagram
1. Communication systems--USSR 2. Communication equipment
--Automation 3. Transmission lines--Performance
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BWKHIN, A.S.; BORODZYUK, G.G.; LESHCHINSKIY; A.A.; OKSMAX, A K.;
Yu..S:;
KOSMINSKIY, O.F.; MAKUSHKIN, A.Ye.; MILEVSKIY,
DRIATSKJY, N.M.; VA31LIYEV, V.V.; LIVOVICH, A.A.;
OPIEYEVSKIY, M.S.; MOROZ, I.A.; OKSIAN, A.K.;.KNF-L1 G
SOROKIN, M.F.; BUTLITSKIY, I.M.; VASILIYEVp L N.(de;ea;
GINTS Yu R - VASILOYEV, GA.; LUGOVSKUY, N.Ye.; KIRILLOVO
N.S.; LEVINOV, K.G.;BLOKHIN, A.S., otv.
red.; GURIN, A.V., red.; SLUTSKIN, A.A., tekhn. red.
(K-1920-frequency telephone system] Sistema vysokochas~ptnogo
telefonirovaniia K-1920; informatsionnyi sbornik. (By]A.S.Blokhin
i dr. Moskva, Sviazlizdat, 1962. 319 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Telephone)

(1, i N T 5 1')' r- P- (: - , , 9 . --,
GITITSMG arkhtektor; GUTI:)N, A.Ya., T)rofessor, doktor medit6laskikh nauir.
An efficient design rruat be worked out for the new schools. Gor.
khoz,Mosk, 25 no.6:23-24 Je '51, (I.UYA 1(),q)
(SchoolhouqeR)

GINTSBIERG, A. S.
GINTSBERG, A. S.- "Standard Design of Residential Buildines Using Industrial Construction
Method, Methodology of Standard Design." Min of Higher Education USSR, LeninVrad Order
of Labor Red Banner Engineering-Construction Inst Leningrad, 1955 (Dissertatiom
for Degive of Candidato of Architectural Sciencea~
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 26, June 1955, Moscow

TSB 1W _d
X__ t; VASIL'YEV, B.D., red.; KOROTKOV,
GI _J, I-A-19" nA L
G.A., red.; ROZOV, L.K., tekhn. red.
[Model designs for apartment houses at industrial sites) T1-
povoe proektirovanie zhilykh zdanii pri industriallnom
stroitel'stve. lAningrad, Gos.izd-vo po atroit, i arkhit,,
1954. 193 p. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii arkhitektury SSSR (for
Vasillyev).
(Apartment houses-Design and construction)

B. ~A. PROF
USSR/Medicine - Blood Prcssure, High Mcly 1948
iliedicine - Balneology &. Balneothera.U
"Balneotherapy of Hypertonic Diseasc, 11 0. 1. Sokol'nr)k.-)v, 1.rof U. A'. Gintsberg,
Ye. I. Ugreninova, Cen Inst of Health lt,~sorts, 2 pp
"Sov Meditsinall Do 5
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ACC NRt AP7003518 SOURCE COr,;t UR/onA7/boo/bol/0014/0016
AUTHORS: Gintaburg, B. Ya. (Doctor of technical scLencen); Minayev, N. I.;
Ippolitov, Yo. S.; ShAlchnnsw7ant V. No
ORG. none
TITLE: Effect of sealed closures of piston rings on the starting qualities of
diesels
SOMME; Avtomobillnaya proqrshlonnoot', no. 1. 1967" 14-16
TOPIC TAGS: temperature dependence, 'temperature me&Burement~ piston engine, diesel
engine, engine component, -Poo6mi-Q -Srqo2r~-P-
ABSTRACT:- The equation for compressed gas in a cylinder (with consideration of the
leakage through the piston rings) is given as
where n, is the average exponent of the compression curve; T and G are the temperature
.L I
and weight. The subscripts a and a refer to the start and the end of the compression;
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ACC NRl AP7003518
Fig. 1. Air temperature at the compression
ring va number of engine rpms I - threo-
component ring; 2 - ring with soldered
closure; standard ring
=.Jgofl rpm I
G G G is the gas lose during compression, With V representing the volume of
a a
gael Va is the geometrical degree of the engine compression. To determine the
V
c
rpm effect on 6 G and T 0 tests wereconducted on a single-cylinder assembly witn
G c
a
~ cylinder diameter of 150 mm and an effective E ='12.8. The piston was driven by
~ Pendel-dynamo, and the gas leaking past the piston rings was collected from the
crankcase and measured by a rotameter. The temperature was measured by a tungsten
resistance thermometer replacing an injector in the head., Three types of piston
rings were tested: a the standard type with a 0.6--mm gap in.the closure; b) a
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similar ring with the gap sealed by tin Bolder; c) a compounded ring of three over-
lapping layers with no gap. Where the leakage was smalls A G ve rpm was hyper-
G
a
bolic. Jor standard rings A G 16 0 and for the soldered gap it is 8.2. The
temperature dependence is shown in Fig. l.. Rings.made by German and American firms
have complex tongue closure sectionij which effectively seal and also compensate for
small irregularities in the oylinder shape. Orig. art. hass. 6 figures and 3 formli
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AUTHOR: N!~yaaA, M. HAL~nnovskiy, So Go; Kovarskaya, B.*H~;
Rozantsev, E. Gintsbergi Z. G.
I TITLE: Polarographic study of certain I-oxide free radicals
t
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya., SerLya khimicheakayat na, 8, 1964t
1518
TOPIC TAGSt electrochemical' reduction, polarographic analysis, I
oxide free radical, free radical reductiont radical Ptotonization
ABSTRACT: Electrochemical-r-taduction of the 2,2,6,6-tetramethyl-
piperidonyl I-oxida~Vadical (1) on a dropping mercury clectrodeihas 1
been studied ared wi-th
and comp that of the 2,Z,6,6-tctrametF_Yl
piperidino I-oxide radical (X'L) ~to get additional date on the proper-:
ties and feasibility of,polarographic analyais of re,cently discovered.
stable I-oxide free, radical' Theeffects of pH, concatitration, and
j
nature of the-buffer components, and the indifferent. electrolyte on
the haif-wave potential, 41/,2, were determined in aqueous buffer sol-~
utions at 25C* It 'was shbwn- that in the 1-13 pH range both I and It
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are reduced irreversibly to the corresponding hydroxylamine deriva-
tives and a- single-ate tron, single-step diffusion wave.. The'
produce c -
ho.ight of the wave is,indepitndent:_of V11, but Ei/2 shifts to negative
potentials with increase inthe E~ of solution E remains nearly
p__ 1(2
-tan-t~: n-a-
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E is exo1ain6d'4n tetmac-13f ,-t-he''.01netics of radical Orotimizatio
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~the_i.rreversibtli'ty o el.~Ilkro. ror -by.-the' ionic
a tre.n.Ath _depend.ence',af-Ej in'. Various ..buf fer, -so tut ions. .:Addition- of,
~'Cl_ or- Ord,- ads0li-ed- In -.surface- layer caused a notice- A
able -shif t__ in E L 2 o._'Whith . is equal- 6~)_ the . change in the' calculated. .1
wave fun Orig.;-att,4 hast :2 ~:.1 I gu re s and 2 for ulas.
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k SSSR llaa -Chemi-itr
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Card 1/1 Pub-50 - 10/24
Author Gintsberg, E. G., Igonin, L. A.
Title Polarographic determination of styrene in polystyrene
Periodical niim. prom., No 6, 355-357 (35-37), Sep 195),
Abstract Developed a method for the polarographic determination of traces of
the monomer in polystyrene (a content of styrene in the plajtic ac-
celerates deterioration). In the procedure which has been devised,
the sample is dissolved in benzene, the resulting solution is diluted
with a solution of tetrabutylammonium in alcohol, and a polarographic
determination of styrene is carried out. Four references, all USSR,
all since 1940. One graph, 2 tables.
Institution Scientific Research and Planning Institute of Plastics
Submitted

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AUTHORS: Igonin. L. A., Gintaberg, E. G.9 S/076/60/034/02/006/044
Krasulins, N. -BKC8'_j _S_._ B010/3015
Xargin, V. A.
TITLE: Investigation of Ox;Ebentylamines Obtained From Phenol and Its
Mononuclear Derivatives
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1960, Vol 34, Nr 2, pp 287-294 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On the basis of publication data it way be assumed that o:Wbenzyl-
amines form as intermediates in the hardening of Lovolackfphenol
formaldehyde resins with hexamethylenetetramine. In oxybenzyl-
aminest the phenol nuclei are connected by dimethylamine- or tri-
methylamine bridges. At high temperatures, these bridges are trans-
formed into methylene- or azomethine bridges. In the present case,
a series of oxybenzylamines, obtained from phenol and its mono-
nuclear derivatives, were investigated thermomechanically as well
as by spectral analysis. The absorption spectra were taken by the
!KS-11 spectrograph, and are given for 2,2'-dioxy-3,5,3',5'-tetra-
methyldibenzylamine and the corresponding tribenzylamine (Fig 1).
The absorption bands observed at 11-841A in dibensylamine and at
11.92/L in tribenzylamine are traced back to the dimethylenamine-
Card 1/3 tLnd trimethylenamine bridges between the phenol nuclei. This

68847
Investigation of Oxybenzylamines Obtained From S/076/60/034/02/006/044
Phenol and Its Mononuclear Derivatives BO1O/BO15
assumption is confirmed by the absorption spectra (Fig 2) of the
multinuclear oxybenzylamines. The latter were prepared by a method
described earlier (Table 1, preparation conditions). All spectra of
the ozybenzylamines obtained from phenol and its par&-substituted
derivatives show the 11.84/4, band whereas with oxybenzylamine ob-
tained from o-chlorophenol this band lies at 11.921,L,. Thus, it can
be seen that it is the reaction between hexamethylenetetramine and
the mononuclear phenols in a diphenyl solution that leads to the
formation of the polymeric ozybenzylamines (Table 2, suggested
structural formulas of polymers). The polyoxybentylamines obtained
from phenol and its par&-substituted derivatives are amorphous
linear polymers reticulated by individual cross bindings. The poly-
mers have very strong chains whose T value lies above their thermal
stability. The o-substituted derivadves form strongly ramified and
reticulated polymers. The polyoxybenzylamines obtained from phenol
reticulate under the effect of heat, and pass over into a non-
meltable and insoluble state whereas polybenzylamines obtained from
o- and p-substituted derivatives of phenol are thermally instable,
and decompose at a temperature above 1600C forming low-molecular
Card 2/3 products. There are 6 figures, 2 tables, and 6 references, 1 of

68847
Investigation of Ozybentylamines Obtained From S/076/60/034/02/006/044
Phenol and Its Mononuclear Derivatives BO10/BO15
which in Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatel*akiy institut plasticheskikh mass
(Scientific Research Institute of Plastics)
SUBMITTED% April 3, 1958
Card 3/3

GMTSBERG, E.G.; KOVARSKAYA; B.M.; STRIMIKOVA, A.S.
Study of the thermal destruction of condensation resins. Polaro-
graphic determination of aldehydes formed during the thermal des-
truotion of-epoxide resins. Plast.masdy no.4:11-13 161.
(14IRk 14:4)
(Epoxy resins) (Formaldedyde)

INEY14,V-1, M, B~ -, MAY R A NOVSK G. -, KOV A R.-:7K- Yf, Bcml, Flc;".IliNl,rSF.V,. E'r.,
Polaragraphic stud- cf some- N.-oxile frf-.e radjc!,-jq_, jzv,
AN SSSR. Ser. khirL. no.8.,1518-1521 D-g (Nap-;,
T
4, - _4 ,
insditut- orvanicheskoy khfm'~l im. %P~ ' v- l.an c'kt) goA
nai--til 1rhimichleskoy fizikt AN SS,1,11,

L 54968-65 EaT(m)/EPF(c)/EPR/E1fP(J)/T P1c-4/PY:-4/Ps-4 WMAM
ACCESSION NR: AP5012100 UR/0191/65/000/005/0005/0007
678.674.01:536.496:543.872
AUTHOR: Kovarskava, B. M.', Strtzhkova A. S.4,1 Chibisova, Ye. 1.0, Gintsberg, E. G.
1~'likhaylova, Z. V, 1, Kqganova, Ye. L.
TITLE, Thermooxidative egrada )n unsaturated po
!Xesters
SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massyino. 5, 1965, 5-7
TOPIC TAGS: polyethylene glycol eater, malolo acid ester, sucoinic acid ester, phonic
acid ester, polyhydrophthalate, unsaturated polyester, polyester degradation, thermo-
oxidative degradation, styrene copolymerization, cyclohexanone peroxide, cobalt
naphthenate, polyester hardening
ABSTRACT: The following polyesters were studied: polydiethylene glycol maleate succinate
1. 0: 0. 5:0. 5 (polyeste r 1), polyethyI4 me glycol maleate diphenate 1. 0 - 0. 5:0. 5 (polyester 11),
and polyhydrophthalate 1. 0:0. 4:0. 6 (polyester M. The polyesters were also hardened by
copolymerization with styrene In the presence of a reducing system of cyclohexanorte
peroxide and cobalt naphthenate. The oxidation Kinetics of the polyesters were followed by
measuring the change in the gas pressure In the system. The thermal oxidation of the non-
hardened polyesters is characterized by a substantial evolution of gw9es which begins at
130C and increases markedly withrising temperature and Initial oxygen pressure.
Card 1/2
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'ACCESSION NR: AP5012100
Appreciable Induction periods were, observed.1n. the oxidation of the hardened and non- -A
hardened pa, yester resins. 43olyester Iff was studied in a circulation device which made _J:
-to eez
'fr - - 6- out the degradsil~n products and determine the thermal oxid
it possible atton
kinetics only from the absorption of oxygen In the system; induction periods were observed
at the end of which the reaction displayed autoacceleration. This indicated a radical-chain
mechanism proceeding with degenerated branching. The oxidation of a styrene hardened
solution of polyester M to which organic stabilizers had been added also indicated this
mechanism. The influence of varlotis Initiators used for the hardening of un aturated
polyesters was manifested only at high temperatures (about 250C). The products of the
thermal oxidation of polyeater M ware Identified. Orig. art. haa: 7 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: 00 ENo*,'L- 90

L 31886-66 E'KT(m)/EWP(j) WW/JW/RM
ACC NR: AP6012536 SOURCE CODE: UR/0062/66/000/003/0571/0572
AUTHOR: Ropntsev, E. G.; Gintsberg, E. G. 3
ORG: Institute of Chemical Ph sics, Academv of Sciences SSSR (Institut khimicheskoy
fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Electronic structure of free iminoxyl radicals"I
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 3, 1966, 571-572
TOPIC TAGS: free radical, physical chemistry, electrochemical analysis
ABSTRACT: An attempt is made to obtain more information on the electron configura-
tion of free iminoxyl radicals by the potentiometric titration method. The similar-
ity of potentiometric titration curves and magnitudes of basici.ty constants of the
compared compounds shows that secondary amines, h'ydroalamines'land free Imine acids
have pronounced unseparated electron pairs. It is significant'that in terms of
basicity, free radicals occupy an intermediate pc-i.tion between corresponding amines
and hydroxylamines. The pKa are determined for free iminoxyl radicals: 2,2,6,6-
tet ramet hy 1-4 -oxopi peri dine -1-oxyl and 2,2,6,6-tetrametliyl-4-hydroxypipet,idine-l-
oxyl. Orig. art. has: 1 table and 1 figure.
Card 1/2 UDC: 541 + 541.51

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ACC NR: AP6012536
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE- 23Jul65/ ORIG REF: 001/ OTH REF: 004
1,- 5
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TRINCIE~ill, ; (1,11171"Bljl',.~,,, E.1, .
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Adh;~t -*,,,r(i changes In hemog.tobLn 4-,7-~-" I r ~a. F! z-* oJI . zhur.
- . - 4 -
49 rio. 5: ~~ 1-62 5 MY 163. ('41RA P:li)
1, 1
1. i-om the Institlite of cf
svi":lceF. ,!,~Oscow.

L 54042-65-
ACCESSION NH.--, AP5010331: M/0205/65/005/00V0174/017
AUTHOR: Trincher# K., Be; Nuz Ing A, M, Bregaftep Yu, 1,;
Gintab
TITLE: Radiation damage produced by different types of radiation in
erythroeytas suspended in native and protoin-free media
!SOURCE: Radiobiologi-yap v. 50 no. 20 1965# 174-178
:ITOPIC TAGS: radiation damagap er,~rthroc7te, protein-free medium,
;blood medium# gamm ray RBE$ tast no-atron RBE L.
-ABSTRACT: Fresh blood of ratis was.used to Irradiate erythrocytes In
-physiological solutions (1:100) and In their native media (I ml
blood) with 5 krad doses of fast neutrons# hard X-rayss and gamma
rays 0 Following Irradiation# 99 ml of phyaiologioal solution were
added to the Irradiated 1 ml blood samples to form er~rthrocyte
suspensions of the aame ooneentration (1:100). Hon-irradiated susrn-i
sions served as the control* An isotonio alkaline buffer (pH 9.97
yas added to all 3 types of or7throolte suspension and the kinetics of;
!the hemolysis prooess was otUdled by a photooolorimetrio mathod6 In
parallel samples optioal donsitj was determined* For a 5 krad dose#
1-Card 1/2

L 54042-65
ACCESSION NRo AP5010331
,the REE of fast neutrons compitr6d to gamma rays to approximatelT lo3
for orythrooytes in a prot-ein-fi-ee medium and approximately 3.5 for
erytKroa7tas in a native blood medlun, The RBE of hard X-rays is
approximately 1,3 for arythrooytes in a protein-free medium and approx-
imately 1.2 for erythrocytes in blood. The radioprotective effect of
extracellular proteins an erybhroc7tes to more clearly exparesed with
gamm ray and hard X-ra7 irradiation than with fast neutrons. with
gamma and hard X-ray irradiation of erythrocytes in a protein-free
medium, the cellular stmwtura is affected mostly by the indireat
aotion of the radicals of the extracellular watGr,, and with fast
neutron Irradiation the strnoture is aoted upon direatly. With irrv.~
diation of erythrocytes in a native blood madimap radiation damage of
cellular- Gtructuve is, maed primarily by the direct antion of radia-
tion. Orig. had: 2-figares-and 3 tables,
ASSOCIATION: Institut biologiohookoy fisiki AN SUR,, 4oscov
!(Biological Physics Institute, AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: omov64 ENaL,., .00 SUB a ODE: is
REP SOV: 004 OTHER.. 008~
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F.S.; EXLZIN, A.M.; BREGADZE, Yu.I.; GlNTSBURG, E.I.
Radiation injury of erythrocytes, susrended in native and
protein-free medium, by various kinds of irradiation.
Radlobiologiia 5 no.W74-178 165,
(MIRA 18:22)
1. Inctitut biologicheakoy fiziki Ml SSSR, Moslcva.

'INTS31',.-M, G.A. and i.A.
Fffect of Heat TE-eatracri o;I the Cbrrosim of 'li,,,h Chromium 'teel wit;l 21"
Chr--mium.
"Research in Corr)sion of Metals Ilsslevovaidya Po Korrosii Metal-16v)ll.
?ublished by- Inst. of Physical Chemistr-j, US~7d Acaderk., of Sclences,V.)ecow-1951.
Translatim.-ATiC-7,;O62-D
F-T,Q, 030-A/V.

r
.rIlJT!-3.,RG, G.A. a,.d i.A.
:-licr:)electrochetaical Method f6r Malysis of. Inter, rrstalline Cor.-ision.
llil
imsearch in Corrosion of M-3tals (Is:-ledwaniya Po Korrosii vlcl,all~v)ll.
?ublishi~,d by--Inst. of ??Vr-ical chemistry, USER Acadeny of Sciences, Mosdow-1)51.
Tfanslation-ATIG-79062-D
F-TS- 030-0.

. GINTSBURG, L., doktor yuridich. nauk, prof.
Prompted by life. Qkhro truda 1. sots. strakh. 6 no.3~,10-11
Mr 163. A (MIRA 16-.4)
(Labor laws and legislation)

ACCESSION 9R- AT501.u47
-LJFLq)- WWIATIGPI
UR/3148/64/000/006/001410021
AUMOR., Gintab M. A.
u'll
T=: On 10
Cal resonances of law-frequency oscillations in the here
SMICE: AN LSSBI-H=bduved*matveiInM&eofizichegtly-120-1 3 razdel progra=y
MG: Geomagnetizm i re=We toki. Sbomik statey, no 6, 1964. Geomagnitnyye
issledovanlya,.A-21
TOPIC TAGS: electromagnetic %rave, plasma, molecular weight, Alfwn wave, magneto-
sonic wave, electric permeability, ion motion, electron motion, refraction index,
lunar plasma
ABURACT: A study was -made of the propagation of electromagnetic waves in a-plasma
consisting of electrons and ions of different molecular weights with various
charges. Alfvon and. magnetosonle vaves, both of law frecVuencies, can propazate in
a magnetically active plasma. The electric vector of the Alfven wave rotates
counterclockwise and that of the magRetosonic wave, clockwise. The propagation of
I these wavea may be determined Iry the tensor of the electric permeability, and the
!Permeability =V be obtained by sollring the differential equation of ion and elec-
tron movement. in plasma. The refraction index of the Alfven wave can change Its
,siipn under certain con4itionst depauding on the electric pemeability. At heights
card

MOGILEVSKIY, Ye.M.; qINZBERG, M.A.; KHURGINA, R.A.
Degradation of alkali cellulose by means of oxidizers and catalysts.
Khim. volok. no-104-57 165. (MIRA 18t2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut iskusstvennogo
volokna.

GINTSBURGO M.A.
Radio wave propagation in a moving cosmic plasma. Kosm.issl. 3
no.2:340-342 Mr-Ap 165- (MIRA 18:4)

Ohe ml;roe e'Chwile o
I tn~!~ _tikhqO of havegfigatlan f
A
tructural earamr 1. X. 1xvin and S. A. Gintsberg.
Akad. Naqk S.S.S.R., Trudy -)*wt. Fv'rz-K4n*m-.-MO-
o
L
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l
im. DsWovax; PowrUpsost. Yarle"a
K
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ma w
tion di
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ined on the
9371950)
i
r
.
ar
e
.
.,
a
a
ag
grain boundaries at Isolated and non6olated grains of a
steel with 27% Cr arJ 0.08% C, In samples 15 x is X_ 3
Th
l
f
e
ed
d
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t
b
d
ua
sts
ac
o
serv
e ac
and measure
un
er
j
the microscope was 15-20 sq. min. 'Me samples were
heated to 100' for I hr. These wicromeasureinents gave

7 'quite reliable values, It one took care not to Introduce all

'
error by coating the samples with glyptal lacquer (1) as
f I
li
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e
Th
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used
d
f
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e pr
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LEVIN, 1.A.; GINTSBERG, S.A.
Computation method for obtaining the polarisation characteristics
of the structural (phase) component@ of alloys. Trudy Inst. Piz.
Khim., Akad. Nank S.S.S.Ro -11, Iseledovaniya Korrozii Metal. No. 2,
69-73 '51. (MLRA 5:2)
(CA 47 n0-17: 8621 '33)

GINTSBXRG. S.A.; LWO. I.A.; YAMSHCHIKOV, I.N.
- ---
Apparatus for.the investigation of the electrochemical behavior of
different metals in contact. Trudy Inst. Fiz, Mm.. Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R.
3. Issledovarlya Korrozii Metal. No.2, 79-82 051. (KLRA 4:10)
(CA 47 no.16:7831 '53)

r I-
G-111"BIURG, S. A. olid L:Wrilll I.A.
'ICalculation Metbod dor Deterrii-nlr-4: Polarization Character 4stiCs of G).Tq-)onc-nt
- ~- .1
Parts of Alloys," Trudy Tnot. Fiz. Kilim., M' SSSII, ',,o.3, ).~~51
i 0.,

G1117 I.A. and IV15,1CHIKOV 1. N.
ZBURQ, S. A.) ILVIIII)
"Device for StudyinC the EIectro-Chemical Behavior of Different Metals in
It Trudy Inst. Fiz. ,,hiT,., It,l SSIft., !-,,).3, 1951
Contact with lach Other, 61 1 1

GINTSBERG, -1. A.
Gintabergp S. A. - "Electrochemical and Corrosion Behavior of Certain Stainless
Steele with Various Thermic Treatments.n Moscow Inst of Non-ferrous Metals
and Gold imni Kalinin, Moscow, 1955 (Dissertation for Degree of Candidate of
Technical Sciences).
SOs Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 23, Moscow, June, 1955, pp. 87-IQ4.

-
cc of w4U4 seams off ak.-kel-chrad-a
.1f,
O/C 2317"Ki, 3 %, if
X
A. Trudy
.W~' V. V. An
eevit. arftf,
bul. Fix. Kkim , Akad. Nauk 0. , devqt~'
'T
Korrc:d Aferai. No. 4, d8-74(l0&5).-Two tylic, of strcl
Oautg., resP.. 044 and 0.12';'e L were Submitted to Kas, arc,
and A-arc welding. Cor=5j~on r&4stanct: was atudied in
'
. The resulta ob-
H.W. and HRO. at 35, 05, and M
taincd art mr-tw-ated h7 a Scric'i 0! Ivicrographs cecrc-
ep'Ording to titt; welded tones W,ize and after oc~crusiou.
The appearau" and the intenzity of corrcsion depend on
the method of welding and on ac quaRty of tht initial
metal. Gas vrefftMds in all caiez to intema- intcrcfyst.
Corrosioa espxEally within the wdd Itscil. Arc
ICIM-W intercryst. carroilan only in casvs 3f dcfective
WtWmetals. For metalsof good quality Ceaeral cocrosion
(not * tercust.) takes place at the distance of 2 to 3 ram.
from the weld ad thb only in severc conditions (75%
~WL~t ISO-)

NFJk 6,
137-58-5-10221
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 5, p 191 (USSR)
AUTHORS-, Nesmeyanova.. K.A., Gintsberg, S.A.
TITLE: Ethanolamine Derivative Mixtures as Steel Corrosion Inhibitors
(Smesi proizvocinykh etanolaminov v kachestve zamedliteley
korrozii stali.)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. n. -i. in-ta khir-n. prom-sti, 1956, Nr 4, pp 3-10
ABSTRACT: An investigation is made of the protective properties of the
carbonate and benzoate salts of mono- and triethanola mine, and
also of mixtures of these salts with one another and with mono-
ethanolamine, relative to atmospheric corrosion of steel. The
conclusions are based on the results of corrosion testing of spec-
imens packed in paper impregnated with these compounds in a
room with an 85% relative humidity and a temperature of 22-
350C. The evaluation was based on the size of the corroded sur-
face and the number of specimens affected by corrosion. The
best protective properties are those of paper impregnated with
a mixture of 4.5 g monoethanolamine and 7.0 g monoethanola mine
benzoate per m2 of paper. V. P.
Card 1/1 1- Corrosion inhibitors--Effectiveness 2. Ethanolainine derivatives
--Properties

GINTSEM, S.A.; I&SHEYANOVA, K.A.
'414,11.
, gra~lorpl.
Determination of amino - monoethanol
paper. Trudy NIIM no.4:11-16 156.
(Ithanol) (Benzoic
and benzoic acid in the inhibited
mak 11:4)
acid)

BAMIN, S-A-; BARAITNIK, V-P-; HESMEYANOVA, K.A.; GINTSBM, S.A.
Corrosion factors and means of protecting needles during
long storage. Uch. zap. MGPI 99:151-157 157.
(MIRA 12:3)
(Steel--Corrosion) (Pins and needles)

26(5)
AUTHORS: Gintsberg, S. A., Shreyder, A. V. SOY/32..25-6-33/53
TITLE: On the Constant Moisture in Corrosion Chambers Operating With a
Temperature Cycle (0 postoyannoy vlazhnosti v korrozionnykh
kamerakh, rabotayushchikh a temperaturnym. tsiklom)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 6, P 741 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Accelerated corrosion tests which are intended to imitate the
conditions of a tropical atmosphere require a steam pressure
changing with temperature as little as possible. Saturated
salt- and sulfuric acid solutions are not suited for this
purpose as the steam pressure varies considerably with
temperature. The use of glycerin - water mixtures is recommended
an in thi3 case only slight variations of steam pressure ~'
with temperature are to be observed which secures a considerable
improvement with respect to the rep'roducibility of the test
results. The solutions are not agressive and the relative
moisture changes in proportion to the glycerin concentration
of the solution (figure, dependence of the relative moisture
of the air oveir glycerin solutions on the molar concentrations
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On the Constant Moisture in Corrosion Chambers Operating SOV/52..25-6-5j/55
With a Temperature Cycle
of glycerin at 20+10). There are 1 figure and j references,
2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Tserossiyokiy nauchno-issiedovatellskiy khimicheakiy inntitut
promyshlennosti mestnogo podchinenlya kAll-,qussian Scientific
Chemical Research Institute of the Industry of Local
Subordination)
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AUTHOR: Gintsberg, S.A. SOY/80-32-2-50/56
TITLE: On the Protective Action of the Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor
Dicyclohexylammonium Nitrite (0 zashchitnom deystvii letu-
chego zamedlitelya korrozii - ditsiklogeksilammonlynitrita)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal prikla.dnoy khimii, 1959, Vol XXXII, Nr 2,
PP 459-462 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Dicyclohexylammonium nitrite (DICHAN) at a concentration of
O.lA protects ferrous metals completely from corrosion, at a
concentration of 0.01% nearly completely. The electrochemical
proces8eB of this protection are investigated here. The change
of potential induced by DICHAN were compared with those caused
by sodium nitrite. It has been shown that the anode polariza-
tion is responsible for the corrosion protection. This polar-
ization is due to the action of the nitrite ion in DICHAN and
sodium nitrite. The role of DICHAN consists in supplying the
Card 1/2 cation. It may be replaced by any other substance which also

SOV/80-32-2-50/56
On the Protective Action of the Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor Dicyclohexyl-
ammonium Nitrite
supplies a cation and which has the same vapor pressure.
There are 3 graphs and 3 non-Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: January 23, 1958
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5 . 2200, )61o
ur,/ 5/il 9
AUTHOR: Gintsberg, S. A.
TITLE: Brief Cornmunica-uioris. Conc(,,rning the AnLicorvo.,:,ion
Action of Armnonium Benzoate
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol 33, Nr 1, pp 24-3-
246 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Benzoate ion forms an Insoluble film of iron benzoate
on surfaces, which Inhibits the diffu,~,Ion of Iron,ions
into the solution, as !aell as of' o'her agents to the
,
g 'benzzoate- i:i present
metal. it Is determined that 10-8
at each 1 cm of metal surface. Tests ,.,,ere made with
sodium benzoate (I) and ammoni,,.im benzoate (II). It was
found that both compounds sharply Inhibit steel corrosion.
(II) sharply inhibits initial corrosion, and some~,-thatu
less later on. (I) inhibits init-ial corrosion less than
later on. (II) is a 25-30 times more effective inhilbitor
than (I). Benzoate ion inhibits the anode process.
Card 1/2 (11) inhibits the anode and cathod proce33-s. It was

Bi, I (- ~f Comimirilcat lon.,:j Concerning the
Anticorrosion Action of Ammonium
Benzoate
SUBMITTED:
S C' -- 3 3 - I - 4 5 /4 9
shown that (II) io a better inhibitor of atmo;3pherLc
corrosion than the (I). There are 5 figure--; and 8
references, 2 Soviet, 1 Dutch, l German, U.K., 1 U.S.
The U.K. and U.S. reCerences are: E. L. Evano,, E. G.
Stroud, Chem. a. Ind., 9, 242 (1957); T. '~. Sou-ter)
Corrosion, Prevention a. Control, 4, 2, 47 -49 (1957);
ibid, 4, 4 (1956); E. G. Stroud, H. J. Vernon, Applied
Chem., 2, 4 (1952).
January .20, 1959
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AUTHORS: S. A., Ivanov, A. P.
TITLE: Secondary Additives for Brif_~hl; Copper Plating in
SLIII'upic Acid BathB
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Prikladnoy k1himii, 1960, Vol 33, Nr 2, PP 1171-
473 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The addition of thiourea to the ,;ulfuric acid electrolyte
increases the brilliancy of' the copper plating but r,-iakes
the copper film brittle and easy to peel off. Various
other additives are recormnended in t1he foreign patent
lit0l-atLlPe (triphenylinethyl dyesx, polyvinyl alcohol,
mer-captothiazole, etc.) but Il-ave woi-se resulll-s !-.han
tlliOUI-Ca. The aLithovs inve--itigat ed thi-ec- otectrolytes'.
.5H , ('10 E/liter), CS(1*1
1) CUSO 0 (Poo g/11ter), 11~,So 0
4 2 2. 2)2
(0.02 g/liter); (II) electrolyte (1) with glycerol (0.1
(-[L1) elecllr(jlyt(~ (1) with parariUvoani-line

C
d 1/ N f- ~ f, was !Alat (I)
N11 C 111
(0-03 1,!/ 1-tev). I
6 0
ar 1
2

.wcondavy Ad(Iii ive:, I'or~ Bvlght Copper
- 11.
ill S 1-111. uI, ic Ac. ICI III---) f, ".
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SOV/80-3)3-2- )V52
gave vE-.i--, kvittie copper Vilms ahich adhored to the
hase mel-tl --nly if tile nickel. itrider layer aas at-
least I ~L thick. Addition of glyce-ol (elec-
.~ to I I
t1volyte [J. L~odLlCcd tile bL-LttlCIl0S3 somowhal; aiid
Incl-easud t-lol- adherence of' tile copper film but only
lat Lho begiiiiiLng of' the plat-Ing, pvocesu. Electrolyte
(III.) f,I-ave brilliant, well a&ieving
plating even with a nickel underlayer of' only 0. 4LI
a!id allowed the tirrie of tile under layer deposit-ion to be
,,!i --t-lenect from 2.17-`0 min to 2 min.
The optimum
C011(litionn were; temperature o the bath, 22 to 300 C,
current den-3ity, 6 to 7 amp/am The -3tudy of the ef-
i'ect of th-Louvea and paranitroaniline additives on
t.he electric processes of' electrolytic copper plating
nhowed that the above additives increase the cathodic
polarization and decrease the anodic polavll-zatlon.
There are 2 figures; and 11 references, 0 'J.S., 2 East
German, 3 Soviet. The most recent U.S. reference.-i al e:
U.S. Pat. 2'(112412, April 17, 1950"; U.S. PLO,-. 28(Y-)193;
U.S. Pat. 245555L~; U.S. Pat. 28051911; C. I.

Secondary Additives for Bright Copper 77663
Plating in Sulfuric Acid Baths SOV180- 333-2-38/52
A. E. Bearse, C. L. Faust, Plating, 31, 10 (1950).
ASSOCIATION: Gosplan Scientific Research Chemical Institute of
RSFSR (Nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy khimicneskiy insti-
tut Gosplana RSFSR)
SUBMITTED: April 16, 1959
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S/080/60/033/007/014/020
A003/A001
AUTHORS: Q4n+Ahftc&_ Aq-6., Shreyder. A. V.
TITLE: Amine Chromates and Esters of the Chromic Acid as Inhibitors of
Atmospheric Corrosion
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 33, No. 7, pp. 1594-1599
TEXT: Dicyclohexylammonium nitrite, cyclohexylammonium carbonate, 0
monoethanolamine carbonate and benzoate are inhibitors of atmospheric corrosion
used on a broad scale. A drawback of.these inhibitors is their'aggressiveness
in relation to non-ferrous metals, especially zinc and copper alloys. Easily
available esters of the chromic acid and also amine chromates were investigated
as corrosion inhibitors. The effect of the chromates was investigated in a
c6i~rosion chamber with cyclic temperature drop at a relative humidity of
96-98% and a 30 oonoentrgtion of 0.01 m&/1. The temperature cycle consisted
in a 15-min hea" to 40 C, holding the sample for 45 min at this temperature,
cooling and holding for 2 hours at room temperature. The samples tested were
maae of Y12 (U12) steel (1.2% 0,0-70 (L-70) brass (70% Cu, 40% Zn) without
coatiags and.-steel samples-with poreless zinc and nickel coatings. Samples of
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Amine Chromates and Eaters of the Chromic Acid as Inhibitors of Atmospheric
Corrosion
oxidized MA-2 magnesium alloy and non-oxidized A -16 (D-16) Duraluminum were
also tested. The inhibit;rs were introduced into wrapping paper in the amount
of 18-20 g/m2. Cyclohexylammonium .chromate was applied from an aqueous suspen- t1,
sion, dioyclohexylammonium chromate and the eaters of the chromic acid from
alcohol solutions. It was shown that the best protection for steel is obtained
with cyqlo- and dicycloboxylammonium chromates. Their effect Is noticeably
higher than that of dicyclohe3i~rlammonium nitrite and cyclohexylammonium carbonate.
The inhibitors mentioned, especially cyclohexylammonium chromate, have also good
pritective properties with regard to non-ferrous metals. Experiments with
samples made from D-16 Duraluminum and oxidized magnesium alloy showed good
protective properties of cyclo- and dioyclohexylammonium chromates with regard
to magnesium alloys. The potential of steel, brass, nickel and zinc samples in
tap wa~t~r'containing chromates of cyclo- and dicyclohexylammonium was shifted to
the side of positive values. The "alit effect", i.e., the intensification of
corrosian in narrow gaps is considerable for dicyclohexylammonium chromate.
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Corrosion
It can be suppressed by adding phenyl and butyl benzoate.Q to the inhibitor'.
There are 3 graphs and 7 references: 2 Soviet, 2 English, 2 German and
I Czechoslovakian. tz I
SUBMITTED: June 1, 1959
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D216/D306
AUTIIORS: Gintsbergi S.A*j and Shreydert A-V,
TITLE: rr.--e use of certain amino salts of inorganic acids as
of the atmospheric corrosion of metal-a
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khImii, v. 33i no. 10, 1960,
2366 - 2368
TEXT: Owing to -~he great diversity of their composition and servi-
ce cond-it~.ons. man-, ire-tallic- articles are not given any adequate
protection by ----cmrnor. inhibitors. Therefore, an investigation of
the protet;7ive w~tian of packing paper impregnated with aminosalts
and certai,.-., inorgranic acids was carried out. The amine cations
were seleoted to include a nitrogen-conTaining group, so as to fF---
4---reveraible sorption onto the surface of -,he protecti-ve J",
ra,etal~ The anions of the salts had to provide eitlher a passivating
oi, a fill-m-f-orraing action of rhe inhibitor. Molybdates and wolframn-
-~es .,iere used as represenTatives of the fovmer, and phosphates and
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borates of the latter. Corrosion tests were carried out in a ca-
binet, usirg periodic heating and cooling. The temperature was
nialnta;nod at 400 for 1 hour, reduced to 200 for 2 hours, and was
then ralsed again, etc. The relative humidity was maintained at
92-91~ % at all temperatures by means of glycerine solutions. 0.01
mj~/l SO,; gas was introduced in-co the cabinet daily~ The effective-
ness of the prote.--~t-i,ie act'-on was estimated for steel according to
-the proportion of the 3urface having suffered corrosion, and for
non-ferrous metals, by a spei;ially designed LO-point, scale. In thlE
sc~ale, Class 1 correaponds to the presence on the inetal surface of
slight tarnishes which wash off easily, or of deposition of inhi-
b-.tors, Class 2 -- appearance of tarnishes which cannot be washed
off, Class 3 - single corrosion pits, Class 4 - pitting corrosion,
Class 5 - pits with corrosion products, Class 6 - separate stains
on the external aurface, Class 7 - stains on both surfaces, Classes
8 - 10 - intense corrosion with formation of considerable quanti-
ties of corrosion products, the paper sticking to such a surface.
Packing paper was saturated with aqueous solutions of inhibitor in
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The use of certain amino DK6~DN6
such a way as to ensure the presence of 15-20 g/m2 of inhibitor in
the packing paper. Salt losses after lon exposure under conditions
of small temperature varLations (20 + 20~ and humidity (50 � 5 %)
were studied parallel with the corrosion -Ies-s~ These losses wer'~:
due to volatilization. The changes in relative volatilization with
time are showmThe authors conclude that among -.he -tested salta
only mono- and tri-ethynolamine borates can be regarded as possi-
ble inhibitors of atmospheric corrosion for steel articles contai-
ning~ apart from uncoated components, nickel and zinc plated com-
ponents or components made of zinc and nickel-base alloys. There
are 2 figures and 4 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and 1 nor,-Soviet-b'Lo--.
The reference io the Miglish-language publication reads as follows:
Hackerman and A.C~ Macrides, Ind. Eng. Ch_.. 46, 3~ 523-527, 19154.
SUBT91TTED: November 12, 1959
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,At" 2401 AOO3/AOOl
AUTHORS: Shreyder, A. V., Gintsberg, S- A.
TITLE: On the Slit Effect in the Inhibition of Atmospheric Corrosion
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 33, No. 11, pp. 2541-2547
TEXT: The slit effect of corrosion was determined on samples (0,1 mm thick)
-Of Y12 (U12) steel of 22 x 15 mm. Two of these samples were packed together and
the difference of corr6sion on their outside and inside surfaces was investigated .
The0samples were kept in 0corrosion diabbers with continuously changing temperature
(20 C for 2 hours and 40 C for 1 hour), a humidity of 94-96% and a content of 0.1
mg/1 of sulfur dioxide in the air. The index of the slit effect was determined by
the formula A = I .. 100%, Where I is the area affected by corrosion on the
I + 0
inner surfaces of the samples, 0 is the outer surface affected by corrosion'.
(Abstractor's note: I (inner) is a translation of the Russian V (vnutrennyy) and
0 (outer) a translation of N (naruzhnyy)]. It was shown that the slit effect
increases with the capiDary'condensation in the gap. If thin samples (0.1 mm)
are packed with thick samples (0.4 mm) the slit effect decreases from 81.7 - 96.4%
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to 41.2 - 76.1% when using ammonium benzoate as inhibitor. Among the 32 inhibitozs
tested, the slit effect is manifeeted when compounds are used like ammonium
benzoate, dicyclohexylammonium chromate. Stimulators of corrosion (diphenyl-
guanidine) and indifferent compounds (diphenylguanidine benzoate)can also give
rise to slit effect. The use of' the following substances, which are non-volatile
and stimulators of corrosion, Is not accompanied by the slit effect: monoetha-
nolamine tungstate, triethanolamine tungstate, the ammonium salts of synthetic
fatty acids, the sodium salt of alkylaulfoaoid, the sodium salt of aliphatic
aminoacid. Many inhibitors stop corrosion only in the presence of oxygen. The
reduced aeration in the slit decreases the effect of passivators. A special
Inhibitor was tested which contained an "antislit" admixture. For this purpose
7.5 to 50 -O'i'u' (based or, the inhibitor weight) casein and albumin glues, phenyl-
benzoate, phenyloleate, butylbenzoate and the sodium salt of a mixture of mono-
and diesters of orthophosphoric acid was added to chromates of cyclohexylammonium,
and dicyclohexylammonium, ammonium benzoate and diphenyl guanidine and to a
mixture of urotropine with sodium n1tritd. The slit effect was abolished and the
protective properties were increased somewhat by adding (in the ratio 1 : 2) butyl-
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arid pherylbanzoate to chromates of cyclo- &ad dicyo.11-hr-K!lammonium and to ammonllwn
c~nzr,a',~, There are 2 figures, 3 tables ard !3 11 Soviet, 2 FrZ11sh.
u7BM=`K),, Marah 7~ 1960
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S/08IJ61/000/024/044/086
B117/B!47
TITLE; Ammonium benzoate as inhibitor of atmospheric corrosion
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no., 24, 1961, 31.3, abstract
241262 (Tr. Vaeros. n.-i. khim. in-ta prom-sti mestn..
podchineniya, no. 8, 1959, 12-21)
TEXT: The protective action of ammonium benzoate as inhibitor of ferrojs
and nonferrous metal corrosion by gases was studied,. It has been shown
that the corrosion rate of metal samples drops sharply at the beginning of
storage, but later on rises somewhat when the inhibitor volatilizes.
Ammonium benzoate, compared with sodium benzoate., is 25-28 times more
efficient. The analysis of polarization curves and potential-versus-time
curves has shown that ammonium benzoate is a mixed inhibitor. The
benzoate ion has an inhibitory effect upon the anodic process. and
ammonium upon the cathodic process. The use of a mixture of ammonium
benzoate and sodium benzoate ia recommended~ ~Abstracterls note: Complete
translation.,
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Amino salts of certain inorganic acida.as inhibitors of~the atmoopheric
corrosion of'metals. Zhur.prikl.khim. 33 no.10:2366-2368 0 160.,
(MM 14:5)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

SHREYDER, A.V.: GINTSBERG. S.A.
Crevice effect in the inhibition of atmospheric corrosion.
Zhur. prikl. khim. 33 no.11:2541-2547 N 160. (MIRA 14:4)
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B145/B101
AUTHORS; Gin Shreyder, A. V,~
TITLE: Methods of protecting products with ferrous and non-ferrouz
metal joints from atmospheric corrosion with the aid of in-
hibitors
PERIODICAL: Referativ-nyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no, 2, 1962, 232, abstract.
2121( (Tr. Vseros, n.-i khim. in-ta mestn, prom-sti, no- 9,
1960, 10 - 36)
TEXT: Various inhibitors of atmospheric corrosion in the conserva."l-ion of
products with steel, brass, Zn and Ni joints are described., The following
corrosion inhibitors were usedi salts of mineral and organic acids with
organic and mineral cations, organic and mineral acid esters. amines, L'~
N 2 - heterocycles and thiocompounds. The synthesis of compounds described-'
and not described in publications is given; cyclohexyl ammonium chromate
dicyclohexyl ammonium chromate, triethanolamine tetraborate, triethanol-
amine molybdate, Ammonium benzoate, cyclohexyl ammonium chromate, dicyclo
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hexyl ammonium chromate, and diphanyl guanidine benzoate are nhown to act
as inhibitors of atmospheric corrosion of the metals mentioned, Some
corronion inhibitors cause cravice covrosion. The use of a mixture of
corrosion inhibitors consisting of 201/7a' of cyclohexyl ammonium chromate ;.Lnd
10~6 of phenyl benzoate is recommended to reduce the crevice effect and az-
mospheric corrosion. All corrosion inhibitors mentioned can be used under
tropical conditions. [Abstracter's notei Complete translation,j
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GINTSBEW, S.A.; SHRLIDER, A.V.; SE UY-YU
Effect of steel oxidation conditions on oxide film qualitil.
Zhur. prikl. khim. 34 no,5;1166-1168 My 161. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Nauc,',a,~issledovatel'skiy khimichesldy inBtitut Gosplana
R-SFSR.
(steel)

G1NTS11ERG,,..8,-A., kand.tekhn.nauk; IVANOV, A.F.
Studying the smoothing effect of some additives In copper and nickel
electroplating &thee on the surface of metals. Trudy N1TKH1
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S/080/62/035/003/021/024
D204/D302
AUTHORS: Gin-Lsberg, and Ivanov, A. F.
TTTLE: Elimination of pitting in nickel-plating by the addi-
.L
tion of orgpLn:Lc compounds
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, V. 35, no. 3, 1962, 671-674
TEXT: A brief resurab of Western work on the beneficial effects of
wetting agents in the electrolyte is first given which indicates
that pitting is suppressed due to the lowering of the surface ten-
sion of the electrolyte. In the present work the authors investi-a-
0
ted the effects of 13 surface active agents produced in the.US3R,
The compounds were added ih quantities of 0.05 - 1.5 g1l at various
tef.,iperatures and current densities. The surface tension of the el-
ectrolytes was then measured stalagmometrically and the pitting was
assessed visually. The results are tabulated and discussed. No di-
rect relationship between the lowering of surface tension and sup-
pression of pitting was observedg although the two phenomena ap-
peared together in some cases, for certain concentrations of the
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additive. It is concluded that the main function of the additives
-is to reduce the adhesive tension on the liquid-metal interface.
Improved wettin,,,; of the metal prevents therefore the entrapment of
H2 bubbles and eliminates pitting. The best additivea viere 'Pro-
gress' (a mixture of the Na salts of sulphonated secondary alco-
hols containing 8 - 18 C atoms),AUJI (ASSP) (a salt obtained by
'LIT
..H4OH neutralization of 'sulphonated polyalkyl benzenes with mol.
wt. 200), or a mixture of the two. There are 1 figure, 1 table
and 20 references: 1 Soviet-bloc and 19 non-Soviet-bloc. The 4 most
recent references to the English-language publications read as fol-
lows: Ind. Finish., 12, 139, (1960); '46th Annual Techn. Proc.
IMer. Blectroplaters' Soc., Detroit, Mich ,1 1959;, Newark 2, N-Y
(1959); J. Electroch. Soc. Japan, 26, 1-31 (1958 ; Product Finish,
11, 4, (1958).
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimicheskiy institut mest-
noypromyshlennosti (Scientific Research Chemical
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6UBDIITTED; April 81 1961
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AID Nr. 976-7 24 May
CORROSION OF MOLYBDENUM (USSR)
AatgjZ,_ S. A., and B. Ya. Kazovskaya, Tsvetnyye me tally, no. 3,
Gj n
Mar 1963, 84- 86, S/136/63/000/003/004/004
The corrosion behavior of commercial- grade Mo (bars 15 x 15 x 45 mm contain-
ing 0. 015% sesquioxides, 0. 0176 S, 0. 00116 P, and 0. 576 W) in atmospheres with
60 to 96% relative humidity at 15, 25, and 35'C has been studied. Tests lasted
for up to 180 days. The corrosibn rate at 25* C and 607a relative humidity for
30 days was close to 0, but then increased steadily and after 180 days reached
approximately 30 mg/ml - day*.' With iricrL-asizt r6lati,.e lumidity'lhe, corrosion rate
increased slowly, generally remaining below 80 mg/mZday- for a relative
humidity of up to 8876. At 961a hmmidity the corrosion rate increased sharply
to -690 mg/m 2-day in the first 30 days, then dropped to 265 MgIM2. day after
150 days and increased again to 3,10 mg/m2- day after 180 days. A similar pat-
tern, i. e. , a drop in the corrosion rate during the first 100 days, was observed
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