SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RAKCHEYEVA, V. N. - RAKHIMBAYEV, G. F.

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A! L-Uc
of t-.f; AII.,,l Tsom-ri7a4-~~).,I of
In -'sterification Heactions. Th.- L3'.,-~rZ o f
T. ':. .'.'azarov, a--:v, Hal:cae~ava,
ill t Ch.- 3C~ '!33~~, D
zr O,,s.,L;A ',o. U17- (Lt~U), :'0 31114
dial'k,dal-I-L revert t-, Lsomerization to I aIt--o'-'AL:3
t~, is in let'-Xiol -,zol-utions coritaiiin.-- s..,all a;mowritj of sulfuric acic:.
~;.-ter*, fication wil'i a res!At--n 'ormatior. a m~-thyl u-~h~r
x1d -alcohol mixture. ;uL.,,dttcd I A'jr 1,1`47.
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MIM/Chemistry - Acetylene, Deriva'tives
Chemistry - Aearraj.-,iEements, lt'lylic
Apr 48
"Acetylene Derivatives: No 6.4, Regrouping of the Allyl System," 1. N. Nazarov,, I*
N. Azerbayev, V. N. Rakcheyeva, Inst erg Chem, Acad Sci USSR9 9 pp
"Zhur Obahch Khim" Vol XVIII (IM), #o I+
Studies action of gaseous hydrogen chloride on metbylpropylviryAwbonal and its
is omer 8-mthyl-8-propyllylcarbonol. Gives quantitative extimate of isomeric
bhlorides formed. Shows primary chloride predominates. Studied some exchange
reactions of the chlorides obtained. Submitted 7 Apr 1947
PA 8/1+9T39

RAKCHEYEVA, V.N.
USSR/Chemistry - Acetylene Derivatives Apr 52
"Acetylene Derivatives-135. Regrouping of the Allyl
System. V. Exchange Reaction of Vf(-dimethylallychlo-
ride With Amines, Potassium Cyanide, and SaltB of
Organic Acids," 1. N. Nazarov, V. N. Rakcheyeva, L. I.
Shmolina, Inst of Org Chem, Acad Sci USSR
"Zhur Obshch Khim" Vol XXII, No 4, pp 611-617
In the action of Y, $(-dimethyl allyl chloride viih
diethyl amine and piperidine, an approx 70% yield of
the correspohding- tertiary amines contg the k, 9-
dimethyl allyl radical is formed. This exchange reac-
tion proceeds normally and is not accompanied by ally!
regroupings. The reaction of the above with KCW and
HC -io-Analoaous. 224TI7

RKcIiEYr--vh,
i;nd flictr d*rivAtlyov. 1. 74. -,;3~mfvr, 1).
V.
clleln~ 105'4,
Ott).
49, 4-piparidluones witY,-
furmic, oxalic, carbonic, auid cliiorc~erbonlr, estata. Syn.'
thm3 of cocaille tinalogf-, I. -N. Nazarov. D..
arvi G. S. Litvirm-tiLo. 11-id. 77 -A7.-!~cr CA 49, UN
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H. L. 11

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v-'Keterouctic 110111?0- XXIX. Stervolsomerialn o",
2,5-diraethyl4-plp. 4i,.I~l-,2,5-trimethyl4-piparldinot, and;
their derivatives. 1. N, Nazar u
-L ' ' N -* - - "OvY
- iq-i-m ~M?..-kqTV!r.47. =' V V
-f&pft, PA)41; cf. CA. 44, 3460r; 48, 0371i.-To
12.7 g. ity 350 rid. abs. Stoll
was added -* g. Na, an~ the mixt. lwated to comple te the
reaction, dild. irith 11.0, acidifi&d with JICL filt--red,- d
treated Ivitil NNW. and cxtd. with Elio. virlding . Zroi,
We of isomeric I (R - R' - 11) (11), by 1671-2*; thr CrYst,
portion (7.3 g.) -.Yas the a-filynz (Mz), m. 07-81 (front
liginine) (pirrale, in~ 173-4*; IM sW, in. MI-V), the
inother liquor yiclded an unerpstallimble isometic mixt.
which Wiwi lWazzaYlated yielding I g. -Y-farm tn. 160'.
-of I-en:oyl- -15-dimethyl-i-PiPerid, not -(I, R - By, R' -
of a little 20% NaOll gives the 0-jorm (11ft) of 11, in . 141-
2' (froin petr. ether) (picrale, m. 179-80'; ]]Cf j&l. in.
the inothej, liquor on benzoytition, yielded 50%'-

111-r. Electrulytic reduction of 20 g. of the pipcridone on
a Pb cathtxle iii 10% (NIl.),SO, at 20', and c.d. 0.029
amp./sq. Cm. grive bs .5 firs. 2.2 g. 110. Treatment of 2.5-
f1bilethyl-4-piperidone iridi PzCI ;rt dil. NnOll. g-Av(, the
1-13: driu., h, 19'.-3*. in. 61-6* (from pctr. etlwr),(2,4--
NIV
W >- OR'
Me
dinilrophemy1hyd,awre, m. 211- 12'). Thb (21.4 g.) hydro-
gem.ttetl ever Rarity Ni iii EMU in the prv!~eijcv of a little
L'O% N;tOt( yieldmi (from 4 combitiett ramc) 120 g. ire"terik
IU; crystn. fr,.)tn Call. gave 47 g. pure HI-y, in. M4-60a
itt, 17R-10*), while the ittather liquor at%
aditti. of lietr. etiler gave :11) Jr. mixt-d JILT and 111ft
forms, ui. 1 Icating, 111) (10 g.) ~15 firs- on a SUIlin
I~Itli with 100 ML 18% MCI gave 4 g. ~Y-rorm (11-Y) of 11,
82-4 ', A. -%-7' (from jxAr. ether) oil; JIG
saft, Ill. ~iFilil-Lr hy;lrolysiS of 111,C and 1110
ga" 11~ awl Ild. in. 9V ittid 1-12'. re-~p-; 1113 ppt,;. directly
from L-1.0, it l:i!c Ux i, ~cfvl, :Ls the IICI ,Wt. Thus, elee-
trolytic T"AtIction vidttls Iff,. 1l?. and U-t. IlmtIng 37-2
J;. wWt Sil g. Ac,0 30 inin. on a
5tv:lryl 11,-?, ptvr, afti-r 4, -cu.-) and wulf;qg With
4:3 It, 122-
44. W~I 1.4913, it., 1,0702, in. 5G-7' (from Wtr. ether):
the some 5v"ance (b- 117-1,V, n-~* 1.491-5, if,, I.W16)
fortmd on treatitiont of the k,twic !a dioxjn~- xvith Clf,:CO

NO
2 lirs.; 2, tit. 177-0'(froL 11toll),
IlydrogotAicin d.,thif Av derN. ovcr Mallty NWhi litoll
ill thr preiclice of h buk- 00% N1.011 Rave js;.Tfd ivwwri,
b- 135-8', of I (it - Ac, It' - 11) (IV) from which was
Lsolat" about .10% y-foria (IV-f). in. M-7* (phtay(uretham.
in. ";12 31, Tllh if illixed with licl :iO lltq. gave tile
above dr!ieribi-il 11-1, lit, 811-7*, Holorlij,- .1 g. lIjj Mill 7
g. Nrt ill ',0 1,11. iso-AW1011 4:1 lirs. at 1140-W' g:L ' after
the uspal treatinvid 1.2 g. Ifa, Ili, SintilzvuLly lip
glive it low yi-.I.l of IN. IL( with 1jzcI ill u(j. Na(_)Ij g1IVt4
li la, ill, 1:3(1-7*, Sinjihrly, 11j9 Rave Ole eorrrspanding
IEIO, In. livating 5 g. 16,11CI with 8 g. lizcl
1 hr. at gave tifter Ailit. in lito and extn. with
Et,O. 2.2 g. UL., N M-5', a- 1.5240, d* 11)(M-1 (pkratc.
1;1, 101-5,; 110 lall, Ili. 2,65-6'). himilarly 1-1,311CI
gave tile carres1kniding IlIft, 1), IGO% it',*) 1.15250, 111. 1.0~m
mierule, in. 1-115-6', IM snit, lit. 167-8.5*). Ileatlog
r (n). I5J-60*)(I0g.)wi1Jj 10g. BzCI to 170until JICI
evoll, tion ~topjwti, ruiiow~,j i)y jx,,-",gc or tiry ILCI at tile
.villic tvillp. L lirs. frave it ppt. of tile IJL~ salt, which was
za
.x-pd, atul mulvil with Lift. NaX0,, yiOding 5.5 g. hen ale(Z.
R - It' - liz) (V) or Illy. It, 124'-t;', W.' 1-15M, dit
I.OGTJ (14rrOo. Ili. MI-Crj': 110 $nit, in. =1-4'). Treat-
ment of tile lk-lizoate of M with L1zcI its 10% Naoll g-Ave
Vu, in. 9-11-3* (fronvIvIr. ether). $imilarly was obtuincd
VP, In. 9*2--:]*. Ildluxing :1 g. 111-1 With 6 X. lizel in Calla
24 Itrs, gave 2.5 g. Yy, ILI. 117--1R'. fleating 2 g. Ufa,,
ru. 136-P. with 4 g. Av,,0und I drop 1ITS0,7.51its. at(30'
gave 2,5 g. it-form (VJ,v) of I (it - liz, It' - Ac) (VI),
2r-6
bil 187-41', n',*, 1,52W, Similarly 11.10 gi%ve Vlj9, its. I"
wlijIL: Iffy g:jvc V11, lit. 02.11-3'. IN-athig 3.8 S. 3-3v.
fornialin ivith 2.2 g. Mlyo IICO.-Ii and 5 g. 114 an it istcarh*

Ah-'
Wilt 6.3 hrs; give A ~7 ~-/&)n (Mo), bj87-0*, IV 1.4730,
d!0-954t. in. 7-27' (Pic rv~ftl, fit. 14'2-3*; IICI fall, U). I of,
6". gf I (R - 11,1e, R' - 11) (VID.- Similiv metLylation
,,, "', give the 0-J60-1 (VIIA ri, 77-R4 (Picrale, in. i81-2";
11C, 11' hYgrawoPic crivitals) . I tcating 4.5 x. Ma JfCl
with a g. BzCI 20-30 rf~fin. to 13W gave afftir tr=tment
with 11.0, extit. with I:tt(:). and trcntinctnt with 'NaICO,,
h.2 g. aj~urtn Vnl,'l of I (Ft - Nle, R' - Bz) (VIII), 1),
136-6% #%'L', 1.6)170; d., 1-0,313 (pirrate, m. lqlj-200*;~ -
HCI 50, m. N)1-2'). Similarly,VIIJ gave the cmrc3pond-
ing VII713, li~- 12,94W, n'n !.5100. d" I.G140 in.
217-18% 110 TJ-t, uncrv!3tallizabIts m3s~). (It-Ating 4.515
g. IV-1 with I.&S g, 32% form4n and I X. 90% 11COITI
40 min. an a strain bathi gave 4.1 r. (V111- ), bi., VM-7'.
0.' d-.e I.W00, (picrule, at, 181-2- IM sall, tn.
1 which. himted 2 lirs. with 2.5% hCl on a stejun
bath, gave DzOll and VU-r, b, 99" (Picrale. in. 167-8,;
IILJ salt, hygro~copic solid)._ fitrtial evapa,of 0.6 Lr. 14-
red
1.4975. dis 1.1245 (with FeC4 this gives an intense
color). The same product formed in X5% yield in the;
reaction with, MONa instead of Na for 40 mitt. at 90*;
at lower temP3. tho ykld rises. and at room temp. in 10
Jays was 55%. The pure product, b, 134-6% xl.* 1.4938,
solidifies on standing, in. 13.5--6* (from petr. ether), HY-
drolysis of this with 22% HCI 32 br;. on a steam bath gave
2,5-ilimeth.04-piperiditione. Hydrogenation of the ester Ac
d-riv. in E, tOI I over Raney Ni iravea n4it. of skrtoiramers
of (111), bj-
151-701, wilivil was 3epd, into 5' fractions. The middle
fraction, bi JW611. W.- 1.4902~ d~o solidified in
part. yielding I.Cj g, 111, tn. 101-2', The isomer mixt.
(from 14.111 g. ketone) was treated in abs~ EtOH with dry IICI,

----- ------
(picrale, "il; Wcy 'S01. it]. 147-~'~" Alujig Willi 2 K. bgnn~)Jr
afVl., b2 11117-70'. "'1 1.5105. d. 1.11873 (,bicrate. ta. 184-
5*; JICI InIg. Itt. L Sbuilar methyLatiou Of 4.1 1.
IVj3, m. 1158-9% gavt: 88% 945apter (VIO) of VI. m. n--8'
(1,irrale. ni. MIS 9'; 110 jall, in.* 174-5*); the Itttvr 11C)
halt (3.7 g.) ficatc-d with JJXJ to 100' " above gave 2.5 g.
.IICI still, Ill. 213-14" of the. berlwaic of v1$, "hilig with 1.9
S. bristmste, it. 167- V. OL41 1.61M, djo 1.089, wbich salidifiLd -
Olt standhig, and Ill. 59 410' (from J~tr. etlier) (IICI -vdt' m.
21,1.14'). To dry It'10NIa [rum 2.2 g. N4 was added with
mjliiig 7.1 g. HC0,1.1tallif R.1 g. V hi "Ils. C.1h. the ulixt.
kt-pt -10 lirs. at Tomit It'sals. ilva vb"tA 14-iL. the ppt. :ielid.
Aletwithadau.
of small piemi of Ice, and ifiv,sohi, sjul. with NaCt and
k-01. Nvith C.111, yielding Aso"a I-ae'IYI-?'5-dimrthYj-j-
'N Iv
?
.\'r4
Av

t.4075, f6 1-1215 (with FcC4 titi~; gives aii intense red
Thr. '.LMC prothirt forincA in 36.5c" Yield in tile
"-i for 40 min. at 91,';
ii-xicad ef
tt;nf~s' Vx ~Itlkl' and -it re,'"I tvitip. in .11,
div-t ~~-ns 5a'. '-, T!tr pam pm-iiict. b: 131-1;'.
c,,ffififit:~. wi in, 1~5-6' (frqf:i jivtr. , thir). Uv-
drf;]Y~'k of tliia xvith 22,~ f;Cl 32 lars. nt a stcarn, lKith F-w-'e
5-dim -1 t:
Hydrog,-ii. lionof th ester Ac
,IeTiv. in M011 ~Y~r Raney Ni gae a wixt. ef stereois4nie?s
%Y:ti 'itrid, into .56 liactions. The middle
fnictioll. bt n-, 1.,W02, dj. 1-114:3, Solidified In
pa.t, vieldine 1.11 g. III, in. The isomer mixt.
(from i 4JJ g. Wone) wa-i treated inalr5. FtOll with dry IICI, 7
robixv-t :.'~; hr~., th~ plit. filt,-red off. itrA tc;-rystd. fronj
tl,O to givk, 33 S. high-trieltintr 0-isarner (tvil), Ill. 158-91
(froitt CJ14) (pirrate, m. 20-1-45% HO sail, in.
of (IV). 11it EtOll
soln. after tile removal of the ahz.,e, evapd. and snb--
'tmellt Avith illy IIC I-EtOlt 5a lers. longer.
jected to trcl
yicldrd 1-' g. low-Trithing -~vlsnwrr (MO, M.
(from C,jf&) (pirrWe. in, 142-3'; 110 s,ih. m. J815-6').
Tli,,- i~onwr mixt. front tht: hydrogew-Aticia opated 60 lirs.
with I0%IICl,Pvapd.,vndh,~.ttol wiLhIlCl-
and ~ %inallcir aint. of
EtOll (dry) gave IViS, in. 168-9', .
MY, In. 115-irl'. Heating the cryst. komer, m. 101-2%
of Ill with (try 30 firs. gave abeut 45'~'G Mv,
in. 115-16*. Reduction of 10.5 g.
3-carbethaxy-l-piperidinone (V) with 750 1:. 2.5170 Na-lig
in 45% art. Ut.011, follmvcil by cleavage if the Ac group
with RIC. 110. gave 1.4 g. rVO, m. 158-9*, and S,g. mixed

"Merg, bi, 103-22'. from which $rag isotat'-xi 0-8 IV.,
M.115-10'. 711tisomeriemixt.of the III from bydragena-
tion 431 tht L-vtone Over 13sney Isf vva-s hrmtd with HxCl
16 min. to 185,40% treated with dry 1ICI I fir,,at 160',
and taken up In 11,04 fiving u low yield of [tic Z,6-dimethyl-
3--carbelhoxy-4-piperidl acrfale, b, I(X)-2*, n'S 1.4810, dso
1.005. along With u Similar yield of the benzoale. bL 160-4'.
n.1 1.51!13. di. 1.1145, Will estc-rs being inixis, of Slereo-
isommu. Heating 4.4 C. Wa with 3.4 g. 29% formatin and
1.4 g. 90% HCO211 on a steam bath 40 min., cooling, and
treating the mixt. widi KjCO, solu. gave 4.3 1 e
g* "-"0'" r
(VL~) of 1,2,5-irimethyl-i-carbethoxy-4--14periditioI (VI). b,
112-13, n'o 1.4778, d2o 1.0529 (pi~rare, in. 141-00., HC1
Sall, in. The JJCI salt (3A) g.) btafLd with 6.1 g.
BzCl to 160* 0.5 lir. gave, after evapa. of residual BzCI
and treatment with If,0. 0.7 g. 1,2.54rime1hyi-3-carbdkOzy-
W-telrah34ropyridinf. bj 100-10', uj,4 1.476S, d., 0.9940
(picrale, oil; 110 s4ft, tn. 137-8*), along with 2 g. bem3oale
of VI., 13, 167-70", ii-j 1 .510-5. dn 1.0873 (picrate, in * 184-
V; 11C? sall, m. 185-V). Similar methylation of 4.1 g-,
IVO, m. 158-0, gave 88% 0-itomer (VIO) of VI, in. 87-8*
(picratc, ir IM-9'; HC1 salt, m. 174-5*); the latter TIC
salt (3.7 g.) hented with BzCJ to 160* u3 above gave 2.5 g.
JJCJ salt. in. 213-14*, of 1)re ben;oale of VIP, along with 1.0
g, &nzaale, th 167-9', it'd* 1.51W, dis 1.089, which solidified
0. st-ditig, and m. 59-60* (from petr. ether) (MC7 jall. in.
.013-14'). To dry EtONa from 2.2 g. Na was added with
chafing 7. t g. I ICOCt and 8.1 g. V in ab5. CgIll, the niixt.
kept 40 firs. at room temp. in a closed flask, On: ppt. sepd-'
wushvd With COR" treated with 20 in). concif. HCl with addn.
of .91111d] piec" of ice, and the soln. satil. with NaCt and
extd. with C411., Yielding W;i'

0
0 0
(Vill)
3" *hk
h:
if the pi Oti6t b distd. It 1~~ Aii'tlil
;'ath,
slowlyAbUdifie
2
NNC4HjNRN14Atj
20t;-2!;L-_H drogmtJoh." fu-t1rie"
deriv CliffirGIVS, ---
of2molcsoffr. Tonsus ot dr-v ElONh-t (from 4.2
g. 'Na) in dry C.11, weread,10 vvith cooling 2D g. (CO~Et?~
and 17 g. V in Csfil; after standing nvvnight at room temp.
the Mixt. was ac-'dified with TICI with cooling and eltul
wj! 11 , C,ff, , yidding a wbite ppt. which ivas 5t:pd. Thii
(3.3 g.) was identified ,u the rompil. (VII), decorrip. 210'.
The residual oil heated 15 min. to 1.50--60' yiMcd 12.2 g.
more V11 (total, 68% yield). V11 is poorly Sol. in erg.
solvents, but is sol. in alkalies, being repptd. on acidifica-
tion. It gives a green color with FeC4-EtOll. Boiling
'Vll with EtOll yieldq the f)ilY maVrial mentioned above
which is apparently Et I-ocelyt-2,6-dirriethyl4-ozo-i-pit4ri-
dine tyoxylafe (VIN). The results are similar when th
cou'fensation is run with ale. EtO.Na, or svith Nfa in C91,18.
G. N1. Kosolappff

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AUTHOR: Benderskiy, Ye. G. Rakch~yev, V. N.
'~n spot-wel
TITLE, A method fo
r4tectin laws ded and contact-roller welded-se
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Class 42, Mo~ 171�42
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SOURCE-' 13yu tzobreteniy i tovarnykh z 5, 49
MOW
nZkov, no. 11, 196,
TOPIC TAGS.- spot welding, resistance weldin4 x ray Photography,
!ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate-introduces a rmthod for detecting flaws i
n
spot-welded and contact-roller welded seams. -The method is based on x-ray photo-~
graphy. A thin layer of metal is placed between the surfaces td be joined before
they are welded. This metal has a higher coefficient of radiation absorption than
that of the base metal (e,g, tungsten or alloys with a high tungsten content) to
een the base. metal and the rol-
give a sharper x-ray phot -ograph of the-boundat7 betw
tan rrptal.
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Acr,eleration of the maturing process of wine and brandy. Acta chimica
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1, Forschungsinstitut fur Ampelologle, Budapest.
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KIRKHENSHTEM, A., akademik, Geroy St.) ts jails tl, zlieskogo Truda; KALINIHISH' A.
LKalnipg A.J, akademik; STRADINIS11, P. [Stradinfi, P.], akademik;
SUIRABKAIJI, Tan [Sudrabkalnj, Jiinis], narodny-/. poet Iatvi7skoy SSR
~MLRATIDIS, K., khudo--hnil,-: LAPINISH, A. rlapi;A, A.], narodnyy
L
kliudozhnik Latviyskoy SSR: TMOVSKIY, Yu., narodny7 artist SSSR;
AVOTS, A., fotolyubitai~; VARDALPITIS, E., khudozhnik, zasluzhenny7
deyatell iskusstv Latviyskoy SSR; GAYLIS, V., kinooperator;
RIDZEITIYEKS, V., fotograf; KALUMITSH, E. Nalnins, E.1; LOGAITSON, R.
Dohanson, R.), stareyshiy master khudozhestvennoy fotografii;
RIEKSTS, Ya. [Rieksts, J.], fotograf: LERK9. Yu.; FEDOSEY-EV, B.,
fotograf; REYEHMAIT, E., zaslu!zhanny7 deyatell k-iLlItury Latviyakoy SSR;
GRORMAN, Ya. [Grobman, J.], fotograf; OZOLS, Ya. [Ozols, J.], fotograf;
TIJOAM, B., fotograf; FAIETEV, Yo., fotograf;-ahAWW.~.L.. fotograf;
EERZTIS, A.,-fotograf; RAEM, K., fotoUaf; UPIT, V.. fotograf;
SHAMAN, M., foto1yubi:;eI*- RITETIS, G., fotolyubitell.
Organize a society of Soviet, photographers! Sov.foto 18 no.4:77 Ap '58.
WRA 11:6)
l.Rizhska7a kinostudiya (for Gaylis, Fedose7ev).3.AN Iktviysko7
SSR (for Ridienieks). 4.Cliltin-korrespondant Akademli kEudozhestv
SSSR (for KalInynsh, B). 5.Zhurnal 'Rigas foto" (for Rieksts, Gorman.
Ozols). 6.Latviyakoye teatrallnoya obshchestvo (for Lerkh). 7.Direktor
Doma narodnogo tvorchestva imani N. Melngayliaa (for REYMMID).
B.Predsedatell Tvorcheskogo soveta.(for Grobman). 9.Chlen Tvorcheskogo
soveta (for Ozols). 1O.Gazeta "TSinya" (for Tiknus). 3.1.Fotakhronika
I,atviyskogo telografnogo agentstva (for Fade7ev). 12.1r.stitut
Lfttgiproprom (for Rake, 1.). 1- 1 - - ~ ---N

KIRMNSHTEYTI, A., akademik, Geroy Sotsialistizfteskoga Truda; EAL'ITINISH, A.
LKalnipg A.], akademik; STRAD1112SH, P. rStrading, P.3, ak-ademik;
SUDRABKALN, Yan [Sudrabka1q, Janial, rwirodn~7,poet Iatviyskoy SSR
MELBARDIS, K., khudozhnik- LAPIN7SF, A. rlapi;g
L , A.], narodnyy
khudozhnik Latviyskoy SSR: TUROVSKIY, Yu., narodnyy artist SSSR;
"OTS, A., fotolyubitel'; VARDAIRTIS, E., khudozhnik, zasluzhennyy
deyatell iskusstv La-.viyskoy SSR; GAYLIS, V., kinooperator;
RIDZENIYEKS, V., fotograf; KAIA.-CITISF, E. [Ral.rins, E.1; LOGANSON, R.
[Iohanson, R.], stareyshiy master kh-adozhestyennoy fotouafii;
RIEKSTS. Ya. [Rieksts, J.1, fosograff; LERM, Yu.; FEDOSEYEV, B.,
fotograf; REYMIAN, E., 7asluzKonnyy daye-tell kidltury- Latviy-skoy SSR;
GROBYAN. Ya. EGrobnnn. J.], fotograf; OZOLS, Ya. LOzols, J.], fotograf;
TIKNUS, B., fotogref; FA:MTrV, Ye., fotogr-af-, RAKE, I., fotograf;
BERZTIS. A.,.fotograf; FA~11. ~K. "otop-af; UPIT, V., fotof7raf;
SHADKHAN, M., fotolyi6rT T IRS, G., fctolyubitell.
Organize a society of SovieT -pbotographers! Sov.foto 18 no.4:77 AP 158
(MIRA 11:6)
l.Rizhokaya kinostudiya (for Gaylis, Fedoseyev).3.AN Latviyskoy
SSR (for Ridzenieks). 4.C~ilf~n-korrespondent Akademii ICrudozhestv
SSSR (for Kallnynsh, E). '~.Zliurnal 'Rigas -foto" (for Rleksts, Gorman,
Ozols). 6.Latviyakoye teatral'rjoya obshchestvo (for Lerkh). 7.Direktor
Doma narodnogo tvorchestva imeni E. Melngaylisa (for 'Zc-ykhman).
B.Prodsedatell Tvorcheskogo 807eta.(for Grobman). 9.G~len Tvarcheskago
soveta (for Ozols). 10.Gazeta ffTSinyan (for Tiknuz). I.l.Patokhronika
Latviyskogo telegrafaogo agentstva (for Fadeyev). 12.Ir.stitut
I*Ltgiproprom (for 'lake, I.).

RAKELIC, Mladen. dipl. ek.
Replacing wooden boxes with the boxes of ondulated cardboard, Kam
ind 10 no.2:C-22 F 161.

FAKE'1'111, V.
RAKETIN, V. Photographic copies of scales. p. 30. Vol. 5, no. 10, 1956
ELEKTROENERGIIA. Sofiia, Bulgaria
: ~-,Iast 2-Un--zean Acc-7s--'.(-~ns List (EHAL) Vol 6, No. L--Ai)ril 1957

W,F---TOV, A.
RAKETOV, A.
An outline of the economic and financial condition of present-day Russia;
official data. Aevell, Varrak, 1921. 78 p.
Yudin HC335R34

ConEress
E- fe nee D-- a-7- t,: en Wash n~' --r. I Uncl ass if ied.

S/13-7/61/000/012/076/149
A006/A101
AU7qORS.. Privalov, I.I , Nagovitsyn, D.F., Lebedev, A.A., Rakevich, K.A.,
Kondra"yev, S.N.
T -LE-, The effe,:-. of the welgh~ and reduction of an ingot on -the number
of mtk,!~-c-in,:-.-Luslons
PERTODICAL.- Referativny-j zhurnal, Metall-urgiya, no. 12, 1961, 3-4, abstract
!~D21 ('"ErFal. nauchno-tekhn. inform. Ural'skiy n.-i. in-t chern.
me-allov", 1960, no, 8, 22 - 32)
TEXT. Non-melai'lic inclusions in stsel are composed of sulfides and oxy-
silisates (alumirum oxides Al 203 and silicates S102) which-occur in the steel as
ma4~ro-incluaions and im;air-i-ts quality. Macro-inclusions are distributed over
the height bas-ically in a gradually decreasing amount from the bottom to the top
sec-.ion, where the namber of macro-inclusions increases again. The depth of
occurrence of the macro-inslusions in a 2.5 ton ingot is Qn tbLe average 4.75-
95.*'75 mm from the lateral surface, and 15,5 - 21.3 mm in a 3.5 ton ingot, it is
2 5.25 MM In t1ooms of 440 mm size, obtained from a 6 .7 ton ingck~,. The dis-
L, -thus, when
p_.acement of incluaions 'or different cases of rclling is discussed. -
Card 1/~_:

S/1*37/61/ooo/012/076/149
The effect of the weight and reduction A006/A101
rolling to-le ingots on a blooming will, the macro-inclusions are shifted towards
7he blocm zurface. During -.he rolling of pipoes, sheete and other articles
dire,,~iy from 1he Ingot, maerc-inclasions are shifted from the peripheral layers
-o those adjoining.the bu'.'~ surface, When rolling wheels directly from a 3.5
ton Ingot, -,he ma3r~i_lnclusi-cns do not reach the peripheral layers during the
shift. 'Tat-leB and diagrams are given showing the osourrence depth of macro-
inclusions in Ingot's of different weigM.
I. Getiya
[Abstracter's notei Compiete 'ranslation]
Cari 2,/2

RAKEVICH. V.
..... ..... . ..
Manually operated electric saws. Kast-uglia 5 no.1:20 Ja '56.
KU 9:5)
1. Glavnvy mekhanik tresta Zabaykalugoll.
(Transbykalia--Coal mines and mining)(Saws)

RAKEV 1 CH , V.
Performance results of the PK-2m cutter-loader in the Transbaika-
lia mines. Mast.ugi.4 no.7:26 JI'55- (HIBA 8:10)
1. Glavnyy mekhanik tresta Zabaykalugoll kombinata, Vostsibugoll,
(Tranobaikalia--Coal mining machinery) i
- - - - - - -J_

RAKE VICH, V.
I.
? 9
Mobile telaphone signaling. Mast. 1191. 4 no.2:23 F 155. (14LTA :6)
1. Glavnyy makhanik tresta Zabaykalugoll kombinata Yostsibugoll
(Tranabaikalia--Mine communication)

USSR / Human and Animal bbrphology (Normal and Pathological). S
Circulatory System. Dlc,)d VesselB -
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 1, 1959, No. 2947
Author Rakeyeva, 14. T.
Inst f-Mi-iiii -&died 1- !:Witu'te
Title Thin Vasculariidtion of SympKthetic Trunk Ganglia
and Paraganglia In Some Animals and Human Fetuses
Orig ?ub 3b. nauchn. rabot. Kazansk. med. in-t., 1957, vyp 4,
236-247
Abstract The impregnation toDchnique of Bill shovskiy-Gros and
others was used on 15 human embryos between 5-6 months
of age, 30 cats, 30 dogs and 3 rabbits. It was demon-
strated that at each ganglion (G) of the sympathetic
trunk, there arrive 2 or 3 arteries from the surrouniing
tissues. These arteries form 2 distinct capillary
notworks: a dense, fine loop in the adipose tissue
Card 1/3
USSR / Huzan and Animal Morphology (Normal and Pathological) S
Circulatory Syst=.
Abe Jour - Ref Zhur - 13iologiya, No 1, 1959, No. 2947
surrounding the G and a netyork in the substance
of the G. The arteries and veins enter and leave
the G in the same section of G. In human fetuses
and newborn animals several dozens of nerve calls
are arranged around a single capillary loop. In
the superior cervical garglion of adults the cap-
illaries form loops around each nerve cell; in the
stellate, thoracic, lumbar and sacral ganglia, 3-10
nerve cells are present within a single capillary loop.
In the branches between the ganglia the vessels run
parallel to the nerve fibers farmirg transverse
anastomoses with the neighboring branches. In the
superficial layers of the G substances, areas with a
dense capillary network are observed which represent
paraganglia included in the substance of G. The
Card 2/3
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Tnatitu-ce
TITLE: Radio Amateur Club 0- the Karapganda Pedagogical In!3tituT
(Samodeyarei:nyy radloklub ir Karagandfn5kom pedinsti-cute)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1958, Nr .1, pp 2 of centerfold (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The history and the a~:~tivitie5 of the -radio amateur club at
the Kara~7anda Pedagogi:al In3titute are described, The c lub
was founded in 1956 and had a" that ~cime 15 member5- Now,
chere are 144 mcmbprs in The d--f "prent sections of the club,
enga:~;ed in all k-,nd-- of amateur activitie-!. There are 4
photos-
1. Radio
CRrd 1/1

RARH, G., otarehiy prepodavatell.
Amateur radio club E~t the Karaganda Pedagogical Institute. Radio
no.3:32b-32c Kr '99. (MIRA 11:3)
1. Karagandinekiy pedinatitut.
(Yat-l"aganda-Radio clubs)

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RAMUSKAYA, E. M.
725. Trakhoma i bor'ba a nay. 5ovooibirsk, 19,,I*g 6c 20sm. 1000 ekz. B. tz. Bez.
tit. i obl. 54-55401-7P. 617-711-002.291
SO: Knizhnaya Letopin, Vol. 1, 1955

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"Tenomyotrwvj as a Method for SurZical Correction of Acute Conver -ent 'Strazismus,ll
~' U -)
Vest. Gftalnol.j 23, 11-0. 5, 1949. Chair of Eye Diseases, :ovosilbirsk Ir-st.,
Advanced T'raining for Physicians, -cl949-.

RAKRALISYJ.YA,Y& M.
Response to Oronov's discussion on "Tenomyeatomy as a surgical
method in the treatment of extremely pronounced concomitant
convergent strabismus". Vest. oft., Moskva 30 no. 4:17-19
July-Aug 1951. (CIML 21:3)
1. Assistant. 2. Of the Eye Clinic (Director -- Prof. 0. 1.
Shershnovskaya), Novosibirsk Institute for the Advanced Training
of Physicians.

USS/Kedicine - Doephautle Sei/oct 48
Medicine - Neurdsis and Psychoneurpsee
"Problem on the Treatment of Japanese Encephalitis
(Psychosis in Subacute Stage)," Yu. Ye. Rakhallskiy,
Cand Med Sci, Psychiatric Clinic Lueni S. S.
KDrsakov, First Moscov Ord of Lenin Mod Inst) 4J pp
"Nerropatol I Psikhiat" Vol XVIII No 5
In late 1945, author observed 12 cases of psychosis
in subacute stage of Japanese encephalitis in
Manchuria. Presents results of investigations,
describing four cases In detail. Sabuitted
20 jai 48.
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[Diagnosis of organic psychoses in adults] Diagnostika organichookikh
psikhozov v pozhilom vozraste. Kishinev, Goo. izd-vo Moldsvii,
1957. 127 P. (MIRA 10:11)
(PSYCHOSES)

RAKULISUY, Yu.Ye.; IVANOVA, V.Ye.
Inductive-suggestive method for inducing vomiting in treating
alcoholism. Vrach. delo no.3:299 Mr 157 (MLRA 10:5)
1. Xafedra psikbiatrii (zav.-prof. A.N. Molokbov) Kishinevskogo
meditsinskago instituta.
(VOMITING) (ALCOHOLISM--TRKATMENT)

RAKULISKIY, Yu.Ye.
--~ Pecu !a-r0s3rdIRStic conditions in alcoholic intoxications (with
summary in French]. 7-hur.nevr. i psikh. 57 no.10:1229-1234 '57-
(MMA 10:12)
1. Kafedra paikhiatrii Kishinevskogo meditsinskogo institute
(Zav. - rof. A.N.Molokhov)
USYCHOSES. AILCHOLIC, case reports,
unusual cases (Rus))

RAKHALISKIY, Yu.Ye., dotoent
Maniacal states in hypertension and atherosclerosis of the
vessels of the brain. Trudy Gos.nauch-issl.inst.psikh. 25:
87-95 161. (~!IRA 15:12)
1. Kafedra psikhiatrii Kishinevskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsin-
skogo instituta (zav. kafedroy - prof. A.N.Molokhov), kafedra.
psikhiatrii Orenburgskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo
instituta, (zav. kafedroy-dotsent Yu.Ye.Rakhallskiy) i klinika
sosudistykh psikhozov (zav. - prof. V.M.Banshchikov) Gosudar-
stvennogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo instituta psikbiatrii
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.
(HYPERTENSION) (CEREBRAL ARTERIOSCIERCSI$) (PSYCHOSES)

RAKHALISKIY -ju-le, dotsent
Clinical statisical analysis of autopsy material in cerebral
arteriosclerosis with mental disorders. Trudy Gos.nauch-issl.
inst.psikh. 25:315-326 161. (NIRA 15-.12)
1. Kafedra psikhiatrii Orenburgskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsin-
skogo instituta (zav. kafedroy - dotsent Yu.Ye.Rakhallskiy) -4
klinika sosudistykh psikhozov (zav. - prof. V.M.Banshchikov)
Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta psikhiatrii
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.
(CEREBRAL ARTERIOSCLEROSIS) (MENTAL ILLNESS)

RAKRALISKIY, Yu.Ye.,dotgent; KAYAE(JVA, P.B. J. ksand.mad. nauk
Diffuse chan,-,es in the bra~in in a -,hero -qc lexrosis with mental dis-
orders; clinical morphological in,;estigation.'Trudy 1-go MI 21%
453-470163. (Mak 16:9)
1. Wedra psikidat'rii (zav. - dotsent Yu.Ye. Rakhallskiy) Oren-
burgskogo meditsinakogo instituta, Institut psikhiatrii Mai-
sterstva zdravookhrazzenlya hSFaR (dir. - prof. D.D.Fedotov) i
ka.fedra psikhiati-ii (zav. - pi,of. V.M. Baashchikov) 1-go Mossr-
kovskogo ordena Lendna me-Ii--inskogo intituta imeni I.M.Sechenova.
(Cid~EBRAL AR~_:,~,~!Q;GLERCSIS) (PSYCHOSES)

doLsent
"AFJiALIjKIY,t Yu.ye.)
I,L,chaaisms of Ue course of atherosclerotic disorders of the
psyche. Trudy 1-go 1-9-01 21-.67-75t63. (14IU 16.9)
1. Kafedra psi-khiatrii (zav.-dotsent Yla.Ye. %khallakdy)
Orenburgskop meditsinsk-ogo instituta i kafedra psichiatrii
(zav. - prof. V.M.Banshchikov.) 1-go i-bskovskogo ordena Lenina
meditsinskogo instituta iment. I.M.Sechenova.
(CKCLBPAL ARTERIOSCLEROSIS)
(PSYCHOSES)

ljd.HAL'SFJY, Yu.,21p-,, dotsent.
Atherasclerotic dementia. Trudy I-go kZII 214-95-108163. (,,a-RA 16.9)
1. Kafedra psil-hiatrii (2av. - dotsent Yu.Ye.Rakhallskiy) 017en-
burgskogo Iseditsinsilolo iliAltuta i ka-fedra psikhiatrii (Zav.
prof, V.M.Banalichlklov~ 1-.-o Moskovalcogo ordena Lcaiiia meditsin-
sko'ro instituta imeni I.R.Sechenova.
(CEREERAL ARTEitIOSCLEROSIS) (DFIIEI.'I'IA)

a,AMiA41 KlY. Yu.Ye., dotsent
1-1,chaa-isms of the course of atherosclerotic disorders of the
psyche. Trudy 1-go 241 21i67-75163. OURL 16:9)
1. Kafodra psikh-'atrii (zav.-dotsent Yu.Ye. Rakhallskiy)
Orenburaskogo meditsinakogo instituta i Rafedra psichiatrii
(zav. prof.V.M.Banshchikov) 1-go Moskovskogo ordena Leni-qa
irieditainskogo iLristituta iment I.M.Sechenova.
(CMEBRAL ARTERIOSCLEROSIS)
(PSYCHOSES)

hAY-HALISIUY., Ya.Ye.,, dQtsent
Atherosclerotic cerebrasthenia, Trudy 1-go 1011 21-85-94163,
OMA 16:9)
1. Kafe-dra poil-hiatrii (zav. - dotsent Yu.Ye. Rakhalfskiy)
Orenburgskogo medlt3iriskogo instituta i kafedra psli'Liatrii
(zav. - prof. V,M. Banshch-ikov) 1-go I-bskovskogo ordena Le-
aina meditsimko-o instituta !men! L.M.Sechenova.
(CEREBRAL ARTERIOSCLEROSIS)

RAKHALISKIY, Yu.Ye., MINSBERG. V.M.
Alcoholism and hypertension. Vrach.delo no.g-.939-941 S'58
(MIRA UtJO)
1. Kafedra paikhistrii (zav. - prof. A.N. Molokhov) Kishinevokogo
meditainskogo inatitutao
(ALCOHOLISM)
(HYPMTKNSION)

MOLOK-HOY, Aloksey Nikolayevich; RAKRATISKIT, Tuliy Yegadovich;
GOTOVTSEV, F.I., red.; GABE-UAND, M.I., tekhn.red.
EChronic alcoholism] Khronichaskii alkogolizm. MoBkva, Goo.
izd-vo med.lit-ry Medgiz, 1959. 148 p. (MIRA 13:7)
(ALCOHOLISM)

AUTHOR; Gulyayev, B.B. sov/24-58-4-3?/39
TITIN: Conference on Crystallisation Of Meta~(SoveshchAr.!Ye PQ
tristallIzatall metallov)
pjMIODXCA.L: Jzvestiya Akadomii Nauk SSSR, Otdelenlye Tekh=_*ctesk1kt
Nauk, 1958, Nr 4, py 153 - 155 (USSR)
LBSTILACT: This comferemet vets hold at the Inatitut rtashimovelem-17A
A.N &WR (Institute of Lehamical lnelne.rine ~f %:%~ A_Z;~-
np_qm) an jumg 28-31 1V358. About 400 people PartIcIpated
and the participants included specialists in the fl..Lfta Of
foundry, met:llurgy, crystal loFr:phy, ptJoIcs,
heat, physic I Chem stry, matte= tic 1 physic . a nd at_~er
related subjects-. In addition to Soviet Poxtic4antg.
foreign visitors included Professor D. C. i1cl (East Ger=ny)
am 19.1. Chvorlnov (Czechoslovakia). This conference oz
rrya tallination of metals-as the fourth conference relatini;
I'm be g&maral problem of the tLsory of foundry processed.
Conference an Crystallisation of Metals SOV/24-"--37/39
qgoaral,Lrobl,go of.Cryslallia-tlon of Metals
FUS HTSn
In Ala paper "On the Mechanism of the Process of
Crystallisation*, proposed a general prysIcc-matre_-at,_z-
theory on gemination and the growth of crystals &ad
described Its application to problems of crystal lisat --on
of metals.
Corresponding Member or the Ac.Sc. Ukrainian SSR X.P. ~u n
and Yu.N. Tara=, In their paper -Eutectic Crysta~ i6at~cn
of Grey`7rfZMr-, cons, dared the features of for=ati~n of
graphite separations in eutectic alloys fro= the pont a.,
view of the general theory of crystallisatiou of iron.
B.Ya. rbov, in his tion or the Spet-- of
maper "Calcula
so it-lort of Ile a In Large Volumes", propose, a
synthesis of the molecular-kinetic and of the thems:
theories of crystallisation of metallic csutIt4;s.
A.G. 4maskly, In the paper "Fundamental Factors
tkis-9tideturo of Castings" and M.V. Malltsev in the
~:peri;llathodslof improving the quality of Cast Metal-
.r . reau to of their inveatigations of cryntallisatitli
Of meetings from various alloys and Considered metbd. of
controlling such processes.
T.L. Mirk" &*&it with the Influence Of fluctuAtions in
G-0 -Cos=-Ontration on the formation of crystallia4tion
nuclei and formation of crystals in complex alloys
P. Ivantsov gave a review of the present concept@ on
:6*f~o n and the growth of crystals. O.N. Usetutsicly.
A.A. Demidova and B GUIY*Yev considered thejmflu~ence
d of crYBtallifiation and the composition of tr.0
:1101,11-11-a'sho quantitative characteristics of the structure
and the ascluanical properties or coatings of the system*
iron,-carbom And alUmimium-s il icon. D.S. Jomoo.t..~YA'
R&khz&wv& and T,.Z. SPaktor dealt with the res,44~s
'*TV%T--V-Crf the-kInetics or cryst&llif&tion of
md Its alloys. G.F. Balandin proposed a mat.~,.-stlcbl
theory Of formation Of th structure Of Castings and
a~ plied It for slucidatin: the featured of crjvtal11ga%_O.
. i"A. YA.T. Grochnyy dealt with the features Of
Crystallization of binazy alloys of various types.
Card4/10

IM K-flow of a viscous got In a su&
sonic jet(in Russian), Trudi, Vlimyk~aviajs, in-sa no. 1, 3-16,
1955; Ref. Zb. SIOU, 195(h Rev. 5109.
Examination of the flow of A viscous gas in a subsonic jet in
the one-dimen4innal statement of the problem. The Influence of
the viscosity is estimated by the polyuopic exponent and the
efficiency of the equivalent process of oxpunslon.
Aahcr also, investigates the flow parameters in a jet In relation-'
ship to the coefficient of loss of velocity. which is identically
connected with the exponent of POY"Opy and the efficiency of
the equivaient process of expansion. -The graphs of these re-
lacionships axe given fat a Boa with the adiabatic e"neat; K
1,33. Some remarks are made an the rate of propagation of sound
in a viscous gag. D. A. Mel'nikov, USSR
Courtesy Rejerativnyi zhurnat
glaed
Translation, courtesy Ministry o/ Supp ty. E n

GP
-7
YR.S. MILIS!"Y' M."". [deceased j; .
B.A. ; V I.", T ()! -'OVSK~ I y1 "r 1, IQ U! I " 3'. 1 y
1i.(;.; AKIMIN!", F(.DFYr,V;.,
IZ
.
Tniproving thf, production of hich-strerif!th ral
them w 1 t,h granuhte(i fe:-rochromiwa In Lh; Dk~il,
rio.1:408-411 !'!y 165.
1. Ukrainskiy nai;rhno-issledovatel S'r-iy inot,~
".!izovstal

7 - - -- ',~- '. : 7 r -, - -I., ~' 7~ , : -- , - ~ z - .. I - I ~ ~ 11 . -- 11
PROTASOV, N.F., inzh.; SHUVALOV, B.I.J. inzh.; FRADINA, M.G., inzh.;
CHERNOVA, A.V., inzh.; RAKHANSKIY, B.I., inzh.
Properties and pecularities in the production of type R-75
heavy rails. Stall 23
no.8:731-733 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Railroads-Rails) (Rolling (Metalwork))

LARIONOV, L.F., BOGOKAZ, L.A., DMITRIYEVA, Ye.V. IZVOLIHINA, Ye.I.
RAKHAYBVA, 0.1., TROYANOVSKIY, D.L. (Leningrad)
Sarcolysin therapy in multiple myeloma. Vrach.delo n0-8:857-858
Ag 158 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Bollnitsa iment Sverdlova.
(KARROW-TUMORS)
(CYTOTOXIC DRUGS)

Val
vii V
l
4 4:3 Ila
.Aj .4
-Al

RPAHATLOW', M,--i_, 71wo-ONOVA; Ye.f.
Tnterm.diati-- hy-p-.pl.yiseal forms of -:f' -helimatic etiolo~g.
Trudy LrKr. nauch.-issl. inst. eksr:,:!-. endck. 19:386-392 164.
(HIPA 18:7)
1. -'z kliniche--kogo otclala Tlkralr-~kog;, instituta eksperimentallnoy
endArinologii.

RAil,~'i-I%yi1c"I'll, i:. 111-~nn --%f Sci -- (aiss~ 'r-iracteris,ics
I
III -h
and C~-rtr.in Aorphol-)6ical _--eculic~ri-ies o-. ~~eri-Eo-encep al-
itis, " r ' k o vlj7Q, 12 pp (Khar'kov Medical Institu e)
I I I u
(KL, 1----U, 126)

USHC!,1EIN-KOY A.G.; TIKIIO"iOVA, Ye.P.; iUIUbIYLOVA, -.6.
Neurological characteristics of infectious encephalitis =arked by
a syndrome of thy--otaxicosis. Sbor. nauch. Lrud. U-kx. aauch.- issl.
inst. eksper. endok. 15:260-266 '59. (,'~J.7,,A. 14:11)
(MICLOULITIS) (THYROID GLUID-DIS EASES)

Gocrnetricheskive I,iei Lr.,oitiya Fcr.7i,' Uchen, Zap, Fed. lh-ta, 3
1 *-'-'-37.
1':at.hematics Ln the US-R, 1917-1,147
elitel I)y A.
-1-uohevich, 1.p
iiashevskiy, P. E.
-4"
oscow - Lenin,ra', 1 '! c

RAKHILIN, V.K.
Using dyes in studying the biology of birds. Biul.MOIP.Otd.biol.
62 no.1.111-112 Ja-IF 157. (MIRA 10:6)
(ORNITHOLOGY) (DYNS AND DYEING)

-RLKHILIN, V., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; VOROBITEV, K.A., doktor biol. nauk.
Nature Dreserves. IUn. nat. no.11:29-31 N '58. (MIRA 11:12)
l.Sikhote-Alin'skiy zapovednik "Abrek," Ussuriyskiy kray.
(Sikhote-Alin' preserve)

U1011LIN, V.. jitarOMY nawlinyy sotrudnik
Useful liook on pigeons ("Pigeons";
, collection of articles. Re-
Viewed by V.Rakhilin). Ptitse-7odstvo 9 no.?:39-1,0 J! '59.
(AIRA 12:10)
1. Sikhotp-Alinlskly gooza ovednik.
(PlgnonO

RAKHILIN, V.K.
Studying the biology of birds of individual marking. Migr. zhiv.
no. 2:185-197 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Sikhote-Alinskiy gosudarstvennyy zapovednik.
(Birdbanding)

VYSOTSKIYJ D,V.;.RAKHILII.I, V.K.
Results of examining certain f~resh-water birds and animals for lepto--
spirosis. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i immun. 31 no.9:42-44 S 1609-
OMIR4 13. 11)
1. Iz Vladivostokskogo institute. epidemiolo.-ii, mikrobiol6gii i
gigiyeny i Sikhote-Alinskogo zapovednika,,
(LEPTOSPIROSIS)
- i~N

RAKHILIII, V.K.
Bird faunu of the eastern slopes of fle Sikhote-Alin'. Biul.
MOIP. Otd. biol. 65 no. 4:4-1-45 Jl-Ag '~P. (MIRA 13:10)
(SIKHOTE-ALINI RANGE-BIRDS)

RAKHILIN, V.K.
Migration of house mice. Priroda 50 no-5:1-16 My 161.
OaFk 14:5)
1. Sikhote-Alinskiy 6oazapovednik (pos.Terney,, Primorskiy kray).
(Mice)

- r ~ - ., -; ~V , ,
.1g Pall . an ~
, :~~' -,hc. -~'~&7' - ' tU~
, ' :: ~ ~ s - - ng ~4
.. -, I - - -nia stur:,.ina -
-t 2- '6-
_ , _ -ia no.6,-'/. 'l 3.
r ( K Fit I -, t ~ ;

VYSO"I'-'-K.',Y BV.- MAIMKH, F,".- '14JTIRAYA, L.A.; M,N,,,.RAK!ill.!?,, V,K,
? I i I
Results of a survey on leptospirosifi ir, ,jarm- blooded anizale '.n
the mountain regions of the Ma-ritime TerrItory. T.r-,ldy VIad;EMZ
no.2,:159-60 162. (MJTRA 18-3)
1. Iz Vladivostokekogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo inatituta
epidemiologlJ, mikrobiologil I gigiyeny ! Slkhote-Alln6kogo
zapovedn'Lka.

RAFEILTIN, V.K.
Distribution of some mairumals in the Maritime Territorl.
Zool.zhur. 44 no.8:1274-1275 165.
(MIlRA 18:11)
1. Vserosr-lyskoye obshchestvo okhrany pri-rody, Mloskva.

RAKH-I !.--I! ~.
Interesting ornithological finds in the Fax East. Sbor. trud.
Zool. muz. HRJ. 9:214-216 165. (MIRA 18: 6)

DADASHKV, A.G.; RAKRILIKINA, A.M.
Effect of dihydroergotamine on the
reflexes under normal temperature
AN Azerb. SSR 21 no.7:72-75 165-
interoceptive metabolic
and in hypothermia. Dokl.
(MIRA 18z12)
1. Sektor fiziologii AN AzSSR.

f it -1. Irstitut
Yazvlr,-,-, i literatury.

IRAMIKUM, Kh.Kh.
Treatment of lobar pneumonU with rectal 21.maridine solution. Klin.
mod., Moskm 29 no.12:81 Doc 51. (CIML 21:4)
'1& Of -Aksayakiy Rvon Hospital. (Head Physician-1h.1h. 11-Ablubayer)f
Taldy-Kurgan Oblast,

;,,:~ 'r'. I I I.!L V, I~t b: 1, ~ 1--- Ft: - 1 " 11" -~,
... Tn--:z!;ikistar-. "03kva, Gos. sots.-ekron.
izd-vo, 1936. 118, (1) P. DLC: DK80'1.T3R3
NIX
SOO: LC, S'oviet Geo,,raphy, Part 1!, 1951, Unclassified

AZIMOV, S.A.; GnYAMOV, U.G.; RAKHIMBAYEV. _B.; TiSMAITOVA, M.
Instances of h7perfragments with meson disintegration. Dokl. AN
Uz. SSR -no.9:13-18 157. (YLRA 11:5)
1.Fiziko-tekhnicheski3r institut AN UzSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
AN UzSSR U.A. Arifovym.
- (Nuclear reactions) (Mesons--Decay-)

BANNIK, B.P.; GULYAMOV, U.G.; KOPYIWVA, D.K.; NOMOFIILV, A.A.; PODGORETSKIY,
M.I.; RAKHIMBAYEV, B.G.; USMAVOVA, M.
flyperfrRgments in muclenr emulsions. Zhur.eksD. i teor. fiz.
34 no.2:286-297 F '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yndernykh issledovnniy i Tashkentakly
fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut.
(Masons) (Cosmic rays)

B.
C0'9E*L_t1i1N1j A,;NUTI~M CASES OF DECAY
S. A. Azimovil U. Gizlyamov, M. Podgoretsky, B. Rakhimi-bayev
Results of the investigation of hyperfragments usinf-thick photoemulsions are
presented. From a total of 60,000 observed stars containing move than 7-8 blavk
arid Prey spurs, 9 cases of hyperfragnent decay were detected. In two of these
cases, abnormal dec-ays withan ejection of a K-meson were observed.
If the K-meson is regarded as a decay product of a heavier hyperon than
(distirctf)romtLe cascade hyperon, since it does not produce K-meson durfnE decay),
then it follows from the obtained decay schemes that the mass of these partfcies
shol,.ld be -- 3,u~ - me.
Report presented at the International Cosmic -Ray Conference, Mosco'g, 6-11 JulY 1959.

AZIMV, S.A.; GULYAMOV, U.G.; RAKHIMBAYEV, B_.G.
Two cases of the meson decay of hyTerfragments. DAL AN Uz.
SSR no.7:6-9 '59. NIHA 12:10)
1.Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN UzSSR. Predstavleno akad.
All UzSSR S.V. Starodubtsevym.
(Mesons--Decay)

82-JiO7
S/"056/60/036/03/05/033
4.6 910 BCo6/Bo14
AUTHORS: Azimov,_ S.-..A,, Gulyaniov, U-, G.j Kar-imova, R;,
AlLkhjnbayev b 0,
TITLE: Anomalous Decays of flyperfragments
PERIODICALt Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i t~,,.-)r,--ticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol, 38, Nc. 3. ri). '97-702
IEXT: Tn recent yearc. particles have been dote-ted in the deca~r of hyper-
I
~r-,gr.rents the masses of whi~~h corresponded to the K-meson mass within the
of error, Thto '-.uthors subjected one emulsion chamber to coSM3.0 rt
radiation in the while another was bombarded with 4-5"10--ev
pions; three such der,,-.-- -,,,Qnts were recorded, one of them already dec-;~'r'bed
in Ref, 4 and the otherc in the article under review, The two cases un&--r
consideration were-, Founrl' .-Ln the pion-boi~,barded chamber which contained
emulsions of the type Altogether, 60,000 stars with 11 h>' 8 were
IV
recorded. Case 1; Fig. 1 shows a microphotograph, The Primary star was of
the type 18 + 2n , the particle F departing. from it (path length of 10114 VV,
Card 113

C,
A.nomalous Decays of Hyperfz~_&:.,eats S/05 6/60/036/0 3/05/0,7'.5
B006/'BO14
decayed into two particles the charges of which were (8 + 2) e. The ranges
of these particles (1 and 2) were (61 + 0.4)p- and (936~_+ 122),~L q the angle
between them was 83050' + 10201. Track-1 was attributed t-o an o(,-particle,
and the mass of particle 2 was investigated by using two methods, i.e., the
range-scattering method and the range-.ionization method. The masses found by
these methods were the following: (856 + 167)me and (990 + 120) m e~ Assuming
that particle 2 be a K.-meson it would have an energy of (38.3 � 0-3) Nev and
a momentum of (197.6 + 141,1ey/c. The decay modes of the F-particle are con-
sidered to be the mos-t likely ones:
14 3 - 10 18 3 - 14
C6 ->He2 + K + n + B 5 and 0 8 -> He2 + K + n + N 7 . Case 2: The primary
star was of the type 19 + 3r,; a particlG P departed from it which, after
having attained 28H decayed into the charged particles 1 and 2. The F-track
has two breaks; the tracks I and 2 had a range of (465 � 8)le- and
(13640 + 170),,,,, the angle between them was 1410 + 10301. The mass of particle 2
was determined by 4 different methods, and the -following masses were obtained:
(601 + 143)m, by grain counting, (1170 + 120)m e from the density of breaks,
(9F_6 � 132)m e - by the method of constant deviations, and (764 � 170)r-e - by
Card 2/3 4~~

Anomalous Decays of Hyperfragments S/056/160/036/'05/05/033
B006/BO14
the method of the 11 constant cell". The following decay mode is considered
probe,bli~: F', He~ + K- + n + Q. The individual methods are discussed. In
out whether the deviations of the measured mass values of the
!..r_-~~surements by the range- scat tering and the range -ionization
i 3
re ";--eirclated, the mass distributions were studied~ F g, shows
f-he partirl... Jistribution measured by'the 1,'~e>,Rl method for particles
L'. I
whcse =sse-1- 1Lrger than the proton mass, as determined by the ~;,R~f
method; Fig. 4 represents the distribution for particles whose massez are
smaller than the proton mass. Agreement is adequate to permit the assunption
that there is no correlation between the deviLLtions of multiple -9catteri-xig
and ionization, The probability that the proton mass and the K-meson L..-53
coincide by chance is lower than 0.5% with an error of 400 me. Data obtained
by the above authors is compared in a table with that published in Refs. 1-5.
Finally,the authors thank 1-1. 1. Podgo-yetskiy for his interest and advice.
There are 4 figures, 1 table, and 11 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut Akademii nauk Uzbekskoy SSR
(Institute of Physics and Technology of the Academy of
Sciences, Uzbekskaya-m)
SUBMITTEDs August 24, 1959
Card 3/3

AMOV, S.A.; GULYMov, U.G.; RAKHRIBAYEV, B.G.
Bordirg energ 1) Ir
y of -particles in hyper' agments. Izv. tT Uz.
SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. nauk no.4:70-77 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AJV UzSSR. Chlen-korrespondent
Ali UzSSR (for Azimov).
(Hyperfragments)

'`27~-_~7-66 F'TF(%)) /T
A6C -NRAP6014820 SOURCE CODE: UR/0367/65/001/004/0676/0680
AUTHOR: Azimov, S. A.; Ba!inik B. P.; Vishki, T.: Seb. Do In: Gulyaqqv. U. G.:
hernova, L. 1.
Rakhimbayevp B. G.;
ORG: [Azimov, Gulyamov, RakhImbayev, Chernoval Institute of Nuclear Phvsi s
AN UzbSSR (Institut yadernoy fiziki AN UzbSSR); Joint Institute of Nuclea_rRejaearch-
(Obtlyedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy)
TITLE: Inelastic pp-interactions with low momentum transfer
SOURCE:---YdcTe-iHa-ya izika, v. 1, no. 4, 1965, 676-680
TOPIC TAGSt inelastic interaction, nuclear emulsion, proton, iaobar
ABSTRACT: The nuclear emulsion method Is used to study InelaBtjo
pp--Interaotions for energies of 2.26 and 9 GEV of a primary proton.~
The search for events in the emulsion was performed by accelerated
.Inspection of traces. Energy distributions were obtained for slow
protons. The events selected are of two typest pp-interaotions
and a small number of interactions connected with secondary pro-
cesses In the nucleus.
For the energy distribution all cases were
.taken with their weights K = 11W, where W Is the probability of
registration. Both distributions were normalized for the com-
plete observed path of primary protons R - 3694m. In the pro-
cessing of the experimental data the relative output of the reaotion
'was evaluated qualitatively with the formation of one or two
isobars. The authors thank Van'Shii-feny. T. Vfshki. I. M. Gramenitskiy, V. G.
Grishin, N. DalkhazbaYL-R. M., lAbede , A. A. Nomofiloy, M. I. Podggretski
Card 1/2

L 237717-66
ACC NR, Ap6ol4820
V. N. Strelltsov for providing us the materials, which were so useful in this
work. The authors also thank I. M.-Gramenitskiy for his interest and assistance
in the work; M._I. Podgoretskiy for the discussions; and EA G.-Bubelev, A. Yuldashim.
V. N. Strelltsov, Yu. A. Tr n and V..G. Grishin or participating in the
discussions and for i~eir remarks. The authors offer further thanks to the
laboratory workers of IYaF, AN UzbSSR and LVE Mal for carrying-out the review of
photoemulsions and meaauremente; and A. T. Balandikoy ror help in carrying-oub the
calculations. Orig. art. hast 4 figurea. LJPRS1
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AUTNOR: Azimovp S. A.; Gulynmov, U. G.; IL11(ijimbayov, B. G.; Clio rnova
02G: In.-cittite of-' Nuc lear- Phys ics.._AcademY__o"ci_Qnc_05_ Uzbek SSR (Institut
yadernoy fizilci AN UgSSR)
TI=-: Inelastic p-p interactions at an energy of 2.26 gev
SOURCE: AN TJZSSR. Izvestiya, Seriva fiziko-matematichoskikh nauk, no. 3, 1966,
54-57
TOPIC TAGS: inelastic Interaction, meson interaction, nucleon Interaction
ABSTIMM. There has recently been developed a model for the single-meson inter-
action of particles at high energies. It is of great interest to verify the
single-meson collison scheme and to compare model predictions with experimental
data. This necessitates careful investizations into the dependence of the in-
elastic nucloon-nucleon interaction j inel on the square of the four-dimensional
N N
recoil m3mentum,4 2 for several fixed values of the kinetic energy of the ?riTlary
proton, as well as ascertaining the course of the energy dependence of d, inel
N N
with a "cut-off" for the quantity,6 2.
The present article sets forth the results of a study of these questions
for a vrimary proton energy of 2-.26 Gev..*.Used for the investigations was an
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emulsion cloud chamber irradiated b-y 2.26 Gev protons on a synchrophasotron of
OIYaI [Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh Issledovaniy; Joint institute for Liu-
,.Clear Research). The chamber consisted of 236 "RI' type emulsion sheets of
,.NIKFI [Nauchno-issl~_-dovdtellskiy kinofoto Institut; Mot-ion Picture and Ph6to-
'_D2~ap~y_~cientific Research Institutel. Certain visual and kinematic criteria
were used for selecting events for analysis and-as a result, most of the inter-.
actions selected were D-.-j>.qollisIons.,,Orig. art. haSo. 2 figures and 2formulas.
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