SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT L.M. CHERKASHCHENKO - V. CHERKASHIN

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USSR/Human and Animnl Pbysiology - (14ol-Lml and Pathological). T-12
Nervous System. Higher Vervour, Behavior.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 11, 1958, 51310
Author Clierkashcheliko, L.M.
Inst L'vov University.
Title Certain Iones of Heavy Metals Affecting Conditioned Defen-
sive Reflexes.
Orig Pub Dopovidi ta povidomleniya. Ltvivslk. wi-t, 1957, vi!). 7,
ch- 3, 102-103-
Abstract Conditioned defensive reflexes (CR) were created in 2 dogs
in response to M120 and a 1,200 Sound of a wbistle, as
well as differentiations (D) in response to Y~O and a &X
sound of a whistle, according to the method of V.P. P-roto-
popov. After oral or subcutaneous administration of 1-2
ral of a 1 percent CdCl2 solut'011, the latent period
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USSR/Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and Pathological) I T-12
Nervous System, Higher Nervous Activityei Behavior.
Abs Jour Rcf Zhur - Biol., No 11, 1958, 51310
increased, and the napitude of CR decreased, a fact which
was observed on the 2nd day also. Incomplete D became ab-
solute. After 1-2 ml of a 2 percent solution of cysteine
was administered, normal maoiitude and latent period of
CR were reestablished, and D was disinhibited. The author
intorpretes the described phenomena by the blocking of
SH-groups of protein bodies by Od salts and the increase
of their action by cysteinc. -- M.I. Lisina.
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MMIKASHCHMO, M- I- .
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Role of marine rodents in the natrition of the eared owl (Asio otus
L.) Nauk. zap. Nauk-pryrods maze AN URSH 8:120-123 160.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Ternopol ftovince-Owle) (Yield mice) (Birds--Food)

PASTERNAK, S.I., kand. geol.-miner. nauk, otv. red.; ZDUN, V.I.,
doktor biol. nauk, red.; MALBOVSKIY, K.A.
(Malynovslkyi, K.A.1, kand. biol. nauk, red.; LBERKASHCHEN -KO,,
IL-1. kand ' geol. nauk, red.; TISHCBENKO, M.N.(TyshchenkoJ,--
M.N.1', red.; ANDRIYCHUK, M.D.[Andriiehuk, M.D.], red.;
MATVITCHUK, O.O.(Matviichuk., 0.0.3. tekhn. red.
[Present and past fauna in the western provinces of the
Ukraine) Suchasna ta Wula fauna zakhidrqkh oblastei llkrairjy.
Kyiv, Vyd-vo AN URSR, 1963. 92 p. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Akademiya nauk USSR, Kiev. Naukovo-pryrodoznavchyi mu"$.

PASTERNAK, S.I., kand. geol.-miner. nauk, otv. red.; ZDUVI, V.I.,
doktor biol. nauk, red.; MALINOVSKIY, K.A. [Malynovs1kyi,
K.A.], kand.'biol. nauk., red.; CHEitKASHUMIKO, M.I., red.;
TISHCHENKO, M.N.[Tyshchenkol red.; kATYASHWSKAYA,
T.I.[Matiashevslkas T.I.1, red.izd-va; REKES, M.A., tekhn.
red.
[Ecology and taxonomy of plants of the Garpathian Mountains
and adjacent regions] Ekologiia ta system6tyka roslyn Karpat
i prylehlykh teritorii. Kyiv, Vyd-vo AN URSR, 1963- 92 p.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Akademiya nauk URSR, Kiev. Naukovo-pryrodoznavehyi mazei,
Lvov.

PASTERNAK, S.I., doktor geol.-min. nauk, otv. red.; ZDUN, V.I.,
doktor biol. nauk, red. '~~A "CHp4Kq,_M.I., kand. biol.
; -k ~-
nauk, red.; MALINOVSKIY, [Mal~novslkyi, K.A.], kand.
biol. nouk, red.; TISHCIO KO, M.Njb-shchenko, M.N.], red.
[Animal world ofthe western regions of the Ukraine] Tvarynnyi
svit zakhidnykh raloniv Ukrairy. Kyiv, Vyd-vo "Naukova dumka,"
1964. 82 p. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Akaderiya nauk URSR, Kiev. Naukovo pryrodoznayphyi muzey,
L'vov.

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Materials on the infestation of birds of the uD r Dniester
.pe
Valley by ectoparasites. Nauk. zap. J.auk.-pyrod. M=.
AN URSR 9:69--75 :61. (14IRA 15:2)
(Dniester Valley~-Parasites-Birds)

CHERKASHCHENKO., N.I. [Cherkashchenko, M.I.J; STRAUDIAN, F.I.
Principles for working out a program for the investigation
of vertebrates at permanent field stations of the Carpathian
highlands. Nauk. zap. Ilauk.-pryrod. muz. AN URSR 9:92-
103 161, WIRIL 15:2)
(Carpathian Mountain Region-Vertebrates)

CHMUCASHCHENKO, N.I. [Cherkashchenko, M.I.]
Abundance.. daily activity and food of birds nesting in the
upper Dniester Valley. Nauk. zap. Nauk.-pryrod. muz. AN URSR
10: 112-121 . 162. (MIRA 16:8)

MAYDROV, S.N. Prinimali uchastiye: NAZAROVA, Zh., student; STEPANOVA,
T.F., student; KUZITETSOVA, G.P., student; KALININA, S.A.,
student; SAKHNBMO, A.M.; student; CHE,RlKA.SJ,lCHENKO,, V.I.,
student.
Content of vitamin C in onions of the Romanovskii and
Msterskii varieties* Vop. pit. 22 no.l,.89-90 Ja-F'63
(MM 16:11)
1. Iz kafedry khimii (zav. - dotsent S.N. Mayorov) Kostromsko-
go pedagogichoskogo instituta i iz kafedry khimii Cherkassko.-
go pedagogicheskogo instituta.

SHUMANOVA, A.%; SOKOLOV, B.S.; ~K F
-AS-H -~WSKOVA,
h..i.; CIiUL'K0V, M.P.; BORDIBOK, V.G.; RAIMOVA) S.S.; KULIK)
O.A.; UDALOVA, L.I.; KAZACHKOV, S.S., otv. red.; EMMA,
L.P., red.
[Agroclinintic manual on Omsk Provinco] Agroklimaticheskii
spravochnik po Omskoi oblasti. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat,
1959. 227 p. WIRA 17:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye gidrometeo-
rologicheskoy sluzhby. 0makoye upravleniye. 2. Gidrometeoro-
logicheskaya observatoriya Omskogo upravleniya gidrometeorologicheskoy
sluzhby (for all except Kazachkov, Zhdanova).

CIIIMKASHY.NlNr)V, V., naucbnvy entrudnik; PETROSMITS, R., naijcbmT sotrudnik
1-1 I'll..,
Testa wars succonsfid. Mast.ugi. 8 no.6:3 Je '59.
(jd]RA 12:10)
1. Inotitut gornogo dela All SSSR.
(Coal u1ning inch I nary -To sting)

SAFHAROVSKIY, N.A., inzh.; CHERHASHENINOV, inzh.
Mining operations in the construction of gas reservoirs [from
"Gas" no.10, 1961; "Oil and Gas Journal," no.18, 1958, no.18,
19591. Shakht. stroi. 6 no.3:26-2c Mr '62. (MIRA 15:3)
(United States--Gas, Natural--Storage) (Mining engineering)

SAKHAROVSKIY, N.A.Y. HERKASHENINOV, V.I.
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Preparation for prospecting and the fillin4up of underground storage
wells with liquefied petroleum gas. Gaz.prom. no.5:51-52 163.
(MA 16.-6)
(United States--Liquefied petroleum kas-Storage)

AKSENOV, V.V.; 1-111--.C. V, N.T.; PETHOSYANTS, E.V.; L;HEqDSHL-'l;lNOV, V.I.
Results ;.,) mine testing of 1452 powered supports as part of an
A2 stopin,., --dt. -eiz. mekh. svois., ddv-. i razri gor*,porodo no.2:
3.75-185 1 tJ,~. (MRA 17:1)
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voreign technology. Gaz. prom. 8 163.
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TITLE: A scaling device for the subsurface mining storage of gas jand petroleum
products. Class 81, No. 180521 [announced by All-Union Scientific Research____.
Institute of Gasprom SSIR for Subsurface Gassi-66it--io'n-i
1; of-Coa-1- C&a~y~zw nauchno-
issledovatel'skiy institut podzemnoy gazifikataii ugley Gazproma SSSRY
SOURCE: Izobretaniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znakip no. 7P 1966, 118
TOPIC TAGS: underground facility, gas pressure, natural gas, petroleum product, fuel
storage, storage tank
;Tt This Author Gertificate presents a scaling device for the subsurface
storage of gas and petroleum products. To utilize the prossure of the
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YflyAMxov, ?..inzh. (g.Chita); CHEMSHIN, A.,inzh. (g.Cbita)
Pneumohydraulic stand for dismounting and assembling freight
cars. Zhel.dor.transp- 36 no.6:79 Je 155. (MIRh 12:4)
(Railroads--Freight cars--Maintenance and repair)
(Hydraulic machinery)

OSTILYY~ G.B.; PIEMUSHIN, A.F.
Behavior of the lower layer o-7 perrafrost as a criterion in pros-
pecting for structures in the northeastern part of the West Sibirian
Plain. Geol. i -,eofiz. 10:62-U, 'CO. (!--IPA 14:2)
1. Institut geologii i r--eofiziki Sibir~korgo otdcleniya M! SS..'R,
Novosibirsk.
(West Siborian Plain-Tctraleim I~eology) (Frozen LTound)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4001
Leningradskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy institut svyazi im. M.A. Bonch-
Bruyevieha
Sbornik studencheskikh nauchnykh rabot, vyp. 1 (Collection of Stu-
dent Scientific Projects, Nr 1) Leningrad, 1959. 87 P. 500
oopies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agency: USSR. Ministerstvo svygzi.
Resp. Ed.t I.G. Klyatakin, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences;
Resp. Secretary.- O.N. Sapronov., Engineer; Tech. Ed.: V.V.
Gallehinskaya; Editorial Board: I.G. Klyatakin (Resp Ed.)
Professor DGator of Technical Sciences, O.N. Sapronov: (Resp.
Secretaryl Engineer, M.P. Dolukhanov, Professor, B.F. Zhuravskiy,
Student, A.A. Golldin, Engineer, Z.I. Prokopovich, Engineer, Kh.
I. Cherne, Docent, V.V. Razumovsk:Ly, Docent, I.M. Metter, Docent,
S.M. Neyman., Docent, B,I. Tikhonov, Engineer., I.N. Fomichev, I.K.
Bobrovska,va, Docent, and D.N. Shapiro, Docent.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles was published in order to ac-
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Collection of Student (Cont.)
SOV/4001
quaint the public with the work of students of the Leningrad Commu-
nications' Institute imeni M.A. Bonch-Bruyevich.. The articles
may also be useful to communication technicians,
COVERAGE: The papers presented at the 1958 conference of the Scien-
tific Student Society of the Institute concerned such new problems
as electronic automatic telephone exchanges, electronic computers,
colored television, and electronic telegraph. This collection
contains 12 articles which were selected from the 90 papers sub-
mitted at the conference. No personalities are mentioned. Refer-
ences accompany most of the articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Klyatskin, I.G. New Technology Self-Taught
3
Kopylov, P.M. Differential Phase and Differential Amplification
Distortions, and Methods of Measuring Them 5
Morozov, S.N., and A.I. Cherkashin. Construction of Automatic Ex-
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Collection of Student (Cont.)
SOV/4001
change Experimental Circuits Using Semiconductors 2.8
Ivanov, V.D. Investigation of Junction Transistor Blocking Oscil-
lator 24
Kozlovskiy., M.M. Secondary k12 03 Electron Emission 32
Sorokin, L.V. Description of Laboratory Equipment For Investigati on
of Fading and Measurement of Field Strength 44
Gorinshteyn, A.M. Determination of Temporary Error of Electrical
Integration 53
Zhuravskiy, B.F. Instrument For Visual Observation of Crystal
TrIode Characteristles ("kharakteriograf") 61
Chasovikov, A.S. Investigation of Time Parameters of a ST-35
Electromagnetic Receiver 65
Koropets G.D. Capacitor and Semiconductor High-Speed Memory Unit 71
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MDROZOV, S.N., student IV kursa; CHXMSHIN, A.I., student IV kursa
Design of experimental transistorized networks for automatic
telephone exchanges. Sbor.stud.nauch.rab.LNIS no.1:18-23
'59. (NIRk 13:4)
1. Leningradskiy eloktrotekhnicheakiy inotitut avyazi, im. prof.
K.A.Bonch-Brurevicha.
(Telephone. Automatic)

18(5), 250)
S 0 V/1 2 8- 5 9- 5-12/35
AUTHOR: Shcherbina,V.A, anC Gherkas!Ar4, A.!., Engineers
TITLE; Drying Sand in Air Flow
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye Proizvodstvo, 1951q', Nr 5, pp 24 (US"-R)
ABSTRACT: The author gives a description of the disadvantages
of the sand drying machine SOGB-4. A new drying fur-
nace operating with hot air and the transport of sand
is described. The invention was made by Professor Ak-
senovyy in 1943. The principle (Fig. 1) is based on
the opposite flow system, carrying tha sand fromothe
bottom to the top (15 - 17 sec.), gas of 200-250
flowing opposite. The dust is removed and the sand
is collected in a holder,, Fig. (2) shows a scheme
with the dimensions. By this furnace, 15 tons of sand
14 are dried per hour. The furnace needs a space of 100
sq.m. its cost amounts to approximately 60,000 rubels.
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GETMANETS, V.V., TiSYBAWEV, Ye.G.; OTIERKASHIN, A.P.
Grooving the rolls of the roughing stand of conti-nuowi wirs rod mills.
Metallurg 10 ne.10:26---28 0 165. (MIFLI. 28tao)
1. Krivorozliskly malarlIurg-Lihookiy zavod.

SHAROV M A.; BURUNOV, V.Ye.,- DIVD'4SKIY, A.A.; KIWICHYNKO, N.P.;
) C~ERKASHINt A.S.; CHULKOV, A.F.; KOSOROTOV, B.V., red.
LDT-75 tractor] Traktor DT-75- Moskva, Kolos, 1965. 258 P.
(MIRA 18:7)

SHINJLIS, V.I.; GRTAZNOV, V.M.; .q , A. Te~-- -
linetics of the.high-temperature isomerization, of allylbenzene
on platinum films. liu. i kat. 1 no. 3:401-407 S-0 160.
- (MIRA 13:11)
1. Xhimicheskiy fakulltet Moakovskogo gonudarstvennogo
universiteta,
(Benzene) (Isomerization) (Platinum)

SHR4ULISq V.I.; GRAYA.ZNOV, V.M.; CiERKASM, A.Ye.
Kinetics of the isomerization of allylbenzene in the presence of
incandescent platinum. palladium, and tungsten wires. Kin. i kat. 2
no.l:U7-134 Ja-F 161. (MIRAL 4:3)
1. Moskovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet imeni M.V. Lomonosova,
Kbimicheskiy fakul'tet.
(Benzene) (Cataly3ts)(Isomerization)

CHERKASHIN B.- DARICHEV, Yu.,- BALAKERSKIY, A.; IVLEV, N., botsman,
- ii~ kommunisticheakdgo truda
Our suggestions. Mor.flot 23 no.2zl9 F 163. OURA 16s2)
1. Predsidatell sudovogo-kmiteta parokhoda *Novorossiyaku (for
Cherkashin). 2. Sekretarl partiynoy organizataii parokhoda
"Novorossiyak" (for Darichev).
(Merchant seamen--Le~a.2 status, laws, etc.)

S/137/62/000/008/034/065
A006/A101
AUTHORS: Cherkashin,.E. E., GladishevAiy, E. I., Kripyakevich, P. I.,
'~Cslya' M. Yu.
TITLE: The physico-chemical investigation of the Ce-Cu-Al and the Ce-Mn-Al
systems
PERIODICAL: Referativryy zhurnal, ~Jeiallurgiya, no. 1962, 24 - 25, abstract
81160 ("Dopovidi ta povidoml. Vvivs1k. un-t", 1961, no. 9, part 2,
58 - 59; Ukrainian)
MT: X-ray and microscopic analyses were used.to study the Ce-Cu-Al and
Ce-Mn-Al systbms at a content of 50 - 100 at. % Al. In the Ce-Cu-Al system 4.3%
(1.87 at. %) and 1.5% (0.64 at. %) Cu respectively'are dissolved in Al at 500
and 4000C. Ce solubility in a solid solution Al (Cu) is insignificant (< 0-.1%).
At 4000C the Al-base solid solution (~)-phase) is in equilibrium with binary
(CuAl-2 and CeAl4) and ternary (Tj and TO compounds. Compound T, has a homo-
geneous range, including compound CeCu4AIS, and a tetragonal lattice of the
ThM12 type with constant a = 8.85 kX, c = 5.19 kX; c/a = 0.586; it is in
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The physico-chemical investigation of ... Aoo6/AIOI
equilibrium with CuAl 21a1 and T2. Compound TL) has a homogeneous range, including'
CeCuA13, and is in equilibrium with CeA14, CeA12, Wand Tj_ In the Ce-,Mn-Al
system Ce is not dissolved or only very slightly dissolved in Al (~ln) solid
solution. At 600 and 5000C, 1.2% (0.59 at. %) and 0.5,11v (0.25 at. %) Mn respec-
tively are dissolved in Al. At 5000C, the A! base solid solution (Q -phase) is
in equilibrium with MnAl6, CeA14 and T1. Compound T, has a homogeneous range
including compound CeMn4Al8 and is in equilibrium with u), CeA121 CeA14, and com-
pounds of Mn with Al and T2. The structure of compound T, is tetragonal of the
ThMn12 type with constant a = 9.01 kX, c = 5.15 kX; c/a = 0.573. The homogeneous
range of the T compound includes compound CecMnA Compound T
2 114- 2 is in equi-
librium with T1, CeA12 and CeAl4,
Z. Rogachevskaya
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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CHUXASHIN, F.
I school is participant in the Agricultural Zxhibition. Prof.-tekh.
obr. 11 no.4:31 Jl '54. ("Al 7:9 )
(Moscow--Agrioultural exhibitions) (Agricultural exhibitions--Moscow)
(Mogilev--Technical education) (Technical education--Mogilevi

AUTHOR: Cherkashin, F. 27-11-4/31
TITLE; In Persistent Labor (V upornom trude)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno - Tekhnicheskoye Obrazovaniye, 1957, # 11,
P 5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: More than 19,200 production-instructional groups have responded
to the appeal of the Leningrad students of Labor Reserve Schools
to assume increased productional obligations on the occasion
of the 40th Anniversary of the October Revolution. The en-
suing competition was directed toward an improvement in practical
training, and the fulfilment and overfulfilment of productional
plans. The article names a number of the Labor Reserve Oblast'
Administrations which have carried out the plan within 9 months.
It points to the Moscow Technical School # 6 as having manu-
factured 283 lathes of the T-65 type instead of the 250 planned,
and mentions a number of students who were successful in in-
dividual competitions. Another outstanding school is the
Leningrad Technical School # 1 for which the "Elektrosila"
Plant is the basic enterprise. This school is greatly valued
by the plant's Director Mozalevskiy. Technical School # 15
at Gorlovka Stalino Oblast', also has a good reputation.
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In Persistent Labor
27-11-4/31
zation School # 1 at Melekess, Ullyanov Oblast', and the Agri-
cultural Mechanization School # 19 in the Mogilev Oblast'.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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CHERKASHIN, F.
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Competition In the foreground. Prof.-takh. obr. 14 no.l:
28 Ja '57- (MLRA 10.12)
(Astrakhan--Technical education)

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In persistent work. Prof.-tekh.obr.14 no.11:5 N 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Technical education) (Socialist competition)

GHWKA IN, I's
labor reserves help to carry out technical education in schools'
Politekh. obuch. no.6:91 Je 158. (MnL& llt6i
(Technical edueation)

AUTHOR: Cherkashin, F. SOV-27-58-9-20/28
TITLE: Daily Bulletin Board Newpaper (Yezhednevnaya sterLnaya ga-
zeta)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno-tekhnicheskoye obrazovaniye, 1958, Nr 9,
p 27 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Komsomol organization of the Tekhnicheskoye uchilishche
Nr 1 g. Angarska (The Technical School Nr 1 of the Town
of Angarsk) resolved to publish a daily bulletin board
newspaper. This newpaper, in which various problems are
discussed, became very popular in ashort time. The author
elaborate* on the advantages of such a publication.
1. Newspapers--USSR
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22 (1)
AUTHOR: Cherkashin, F.
TITLE: A High Award (Vysokoye zvaniye)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno-tekhnicheskoye obrazovaniye, 1959, Nr 3,
PP 17 - 18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The competition for the right to carry the title of a Group
of Communist Labor is under way in the educational institut-
ions of the Labor Reserves. At the Chelyabinskoye remeslen-
noye uchilishche No 19 (Chelyabinsk Trade School Nr 19) it
was the training and production group No 13 (turners of
second year training) which was awarded this title by the
Railroad Raykom of the Komsomol and the Bureau of the
Chelyabinsk Gork-om VLKSIA. This group was previously given
the Red Challenge Banner of the regular workmen of the
Chelyabinsk traktornyy zavod (Chelyabinsk Tractor Plan'.).
The author describes in detail the ectivity and achievements
of this group, which resulted in the honorary title.
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.- CHMLISHIN, F.
Notes on education. Prof.-tekh.obr. 17 no.6:24-26 je 6o.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Children--Management) (Technical education)

CHEIWSHIN, F.
Soviet quality means excellence. Prof.-takh. obr. 18 no. 3:18-20 Mr
t6l. 04MA 14:4)
(Vocational education) (Education, Cooperative)

CHILRKASHIN, F,
Heading for the beacon lights. Prof.-tekh. obr. 18 no.9:16--18
s 161. (MIM 14: 11)
(Plast-Farm mechanization-Study and teaching)

CHLIUUISIIIUIT 'F~
Conamist Youth League oli a great march. Prof.-tekh.obr. 19
no.4:S-9 Ap C62. (I-Mal 15 -.4)
(Comnist Youth League)
(Farm xechanization-Study and teaching)

CHEIIWHIX,.Z--.
Baois of the moral education of the younger generation. Frof.-
telchn.obr. 19 no.11221-22 N 1,162. (MM 16t2)
(Moral education)

CHERKASHIN, F.
Under the sign of public survey. Prof.-tek-h. obr. 21 no.10:
6 o 164. (14IRA 17: 11)

FILARETOV, G.A.; STAFMV, V.I.; CHERKASHIN, G.A.; LURIYE, M.S.; BUBNOV,Yu.Z.;
ASNINA, Zh.S.
Study of the negative impedance of A1203-- metal contacts.
Radiotekh. i elektron. 11 no. 2:298-301 F 166
(MIRA 19:2)

CHEMASHIN I.
.~Z
The assumed obligations with be fulf.-lled. "I no.7;
2 JI 161. (~-tuu 16:11.)
1. Nachallnik Upravleniya pozharnoy ;,L,!-.-_)y I

CHERKASHIN, I.P. (Kha Ikov)
Mechanized braking of railroad cars in hump yards. Zhel.dor.transp.
38 no-10:75-76 0 156. (NLRIL 9:11)
1. GlavVy Inshener-Tuzhnoy dorogi.
(Railroads-Hump yards)

STNFANOV. N-Y&,, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk (Khar'kov); OIJCSHKO, G.I.,
kanclidiLt takhnicheakikh nauk (Kharlkov); CHERKASHIN, I.P. (Khar'kov)
Incroaoing the average daily run of locomotives in the basis
for improving operational work. Zel.dor.transp. 39 no.4:13-16
Ap '57. (MLRA 10:5)
l.Glav:ayy inzhener Yuzhney dorogi (for Cherkashin)
(Locomotives)

VOROBITKV, S.A., kand.tokhn.nauk. otv.red.; KOKOVALOV, A.I., inzh.. red.;
KAKkU,NKO, V.P., inzh., red.: MIKHETEY,.M.Y., inzh., red.; NOVEOVA,
N.T., inzh., red.; PIKHTOVIIIKOV, R.V., prof., red.; PODLOZHSNOV,
P,]K,,, inzh., red.; SEHKO, M.F., prof., red.; TOROPOV, A.I., inzh..
red,,; TSEMOVNYT, I.M., inzh., red.; CHERKASKIN, I.P., inzh., red.;
saircBmao, M.G., tekhn.red.; LIMANbM,-M`.-I-.-',*- teldih-.-red,
[Mechanization and automation of production processes; proceedings
of the city technical conference] Mekhanizataiia i avtomatizatsiia
pro!;'zvodstvannykh protsessov; sbornik materialov gorodskoi teldmi-
cheiskoi konferentsii. Khartkov.'Kharlkovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo,
195~). 2'~5 p. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Kommaisticheakaya, partiya Ukrainy. KharIkovskiy gorodskoy
komitet. 2. Nachal'nik Ukrainskoy proyektno-konstruktOrBkoy
kontory "Prommekhanizatsiya".(for TSerkovnyy).
(Automation) (Technological innovations)

ACC NRt
EWT(l)/EWT(n)/LVP(t) IJP(C) JD/HW/JG/JH
7508 SOURCE CODE: UR/010 6/011/002
0301
AUTHOR: Filaretov, G. A.; Stafeyev, V. I.; Cherkashin, Go Ael Lur'Yej Me S&I
Bubnov, YC. Z.; Asnina, Zh. S.
ORG: none
TITLE: metal contacts
Investigation of the negativo resistance of Al.!?
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 11, no. 2. 1966, Z98-301
TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor, semiconductor device, semiconductor research
ABSTRACT: The N-type negative -re sis tance region of A12 O~ -Me contacts was
investigated by measuring current-voltage characteristics of film-type contacts in
which the thickness of the dielectric varied from 100 to 500 A. The Al .03 layer was
formed by oxidizing Al films obtained on glass by vaporization in vacuum. The upper
electrode was forimed by vacuum-.9R In Au Ni Al. Measurements
ravin QU, j
were conducted in afr and in vacuum. Wit negative
resistance was obse3~ved with both polarities of the applied voltage., with the Al
electrode, the negative resistance could be detected only in vacuum. With Cu. Ni,
UDC: 621.382.27.00

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ACC NR: AP6007508
Au electrodes, the negative resistance was observed only in the forward branch of
the current-voltagi-. characteristic. In all cases, the maximum current decreased
and the negative resistance increased with the increasing layer thickness.
Qualitatively, the x-ir function could be explained by the Schottky emission law.
Electron capture by multicharge centers is assumed to be responsible for the
meChaniElM of the negailve resistance. Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
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CHERKASHIN, M. I., Cand. Chem Sci -- (diss) "Study in the field of cata-
\ ep
lytic transformations of carbohydrates ~f moo, r?ub
House Acad Sci USSj/-, 1958. 14 pp (Acad Sci USSR, Inst of Organic Che-
mistry im V. D. Zelinskiy), 120 copies (KL, 16-58, 117)
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AUTITU;J5 Zhuy!rin, 11. 1. , Clierkachin M. 1. 62-56-~'-25/7
JO
TITLE: Or, the Catalytic Transformation of Dialkylsubstituents of
Cyclohe---ane Under 1~)rdrogen Preosure (0 ka-taliticheskikh
prevrashcheniyalch dial11:ilzamoo11chennykh toiklog-oksana pod
davleniyein vodoroda)
PERIODICAL: Izve3tiya Akademii Nauk SSSR,Otdeleniye Khimicheskikh Nauk,
1958, lir 3. Pp. 373-374 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 5 previous works the authors alreadl, r reported on the in-
vestigation of the transformation of the hydrocarbons of the
hexamethj1ene series under hydrogen presoure. In the present
work they describe their investigation of the conversions of
1-niethyl-4--i.propyleyclohexane. The basic directions of the
course of reaction are shown as well as the influence of 'the
carriers on the character of the transfori.,lation. The following
statements were arrived at: 1-methyl-4-n.propylcycloliexane at
4500 C and at 20 atm- excess pressure of hydrogen (ill the '~ro-
sence of 0,5~o Pt-Al 203) converts to p-methyl-n.propylbenzene,
toluene, p-, o- and jli-acids. This is also the case in the mix-
Card 1/2 ture of methylethylbenzenes. On these conditions pure Al 203

On the Catalytic Transformation of Dialkylsubotituents of 62-58-3-25/30
Cyclohexane Under HydroCen Pressure
can also cause reactions of dehydrogenation and deallrylation.
Platinized dioxide of zirconium can initiate only a reaction
of the dehydroEenation of the he-xa-methylene cycle. For the first
time 1-Lietllyl-4711-propylr-.yclohe::a~ie in cis- and transform were
obtained. There are 3 tables and 6 references, 2 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii im. 'N. D. Z'e14-nskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute for Or(:anic Chemistry imeni 11. D~ Zelinsilly)
AS USSR)
SUBYITTED: October 28, 1957
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62-'e-.5-15/27
AUTHORS: Shuykin, N. I., Cherkashin, M. I., Gayvoronskaya, G. K.
--------------------
TITLE: Catalytic Isomerization of the Dicyclopentyl Under Hydrogen
Pressure (Katalitichoskaya izomerizatsiya ditsiklopentila
pod davleniyem vodoroda)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR Otdeleniye Rliimicheskikh Nauk,
1958, Nr 5, pp. 626 - 628 (UA,13R)
ABSTRACT: The investigation of catalytic conversions of bicyclic systems
0
lead to the determination of important rules. Zelinskiy and
Tits (Reference 1) observed already the extension of the rinc-
system of dicyclopentyl in deca-lin under the action of hydriotic
acid on cyclopentylcyclopentanol. One of the authors of this
report found (Reference 2) that 1,2-cyclopentylcyclopentanol
under the action of zinc-chloride, synthesizes A -9,lo-octalin.
Turova-Polyak (Reference 3) obtained the same results with
concentrated phosphoric acid. He also achieved the syntheti-
zation of trans-decalin on the action of AM 3 on dicyclopentyl.
Card 1/2 Eventova (Reference 4) found that dicyclopentyl can be hydro-

Catalytic Isomerization of the Dicyclopentyl Under 62-'~'-'-5-15/27
Hydrogen Pressure
Cenized at 310 to 32ooC in the presence of platinizod coal.
A composed mixture of hydrocarbons is formed in this connection.
In the present work the authors investigated the behavior of
dicyclopentyl on platine-catalynts at increased temperatures
and under hydroL;en pressure. It was found in this connection
that dicyclopentyl suffers an iaomerization in decalin with
subsequent dehydration in tetralin and naphthalene:
Pt - Al203 0~
Pt - ZrO2 -3H2 -2Hz
4500 450o 450cr
There are 3 tables and 6 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut org-nnicheskoy 1,himii im. N. D. Zelinsho.-o Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute for OrE;--nic Chemistry imeni N. D. Ze--
linskiy AS USSR)
SUBMITTRD: December 6~ 1957
1. Cyclic compounds--Isomeriom 2. Cyclic compounds-Catalysis
Card 2/2 3. Catalysts-Materipis 4. Catalysts-Performance 5. lllyd-zogen---Appli
cations 6. Pressure-App-lications

SOV/62-58-8-!6/'22
AUTHORS: Shuykin, N. I., Chfirkashin, M. I., Yakzjvle-r, I. P.
TITLE: The HydrQlysis of Dicyclopenty2 on a Skelletou Nickel-Aluminium
Catalyst (Gidrogencliz- diltsiklopentlla na skeletacm Ni - Al -
katalizatoxe),
PERIODICAL: Izves'.-iya Akadex-i--! nauk SSSR, Otdoleniye khimicheskikh nauk,
1008__1040
1958, Nr 8, Pp. (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present short report the authors described their in--
vestigation of the reaction of the hydrolysis of dicyclopentyl
on a skeleton nickel-aluminium :,atalyst at atmospheric pressure
and at 2000. On these conditions the hydrolysis of only a five-
membered ring with a simultaneDuB formation of products of the
simple rupture of the C - C boDds of the fiye-meml~ered rirg as
well as of alkyl cyclopentanes with a shortened side chain
takes place. The scheme of the mechanism of the dicyclopentyl
hydrolysis was de-ilsed and suggested by the authQrs.
Therq are 1 table and 8 referea.,;98, 6 of which are So-iriet.
Card -,/2

S07/62-58-8-16/22
The Hydrolysia of Dicyclopentyl on a Skeleton XA1cke1-A:umini-am Catalyst
ASSOCIATION: Ir-stitut crganichask~,y kb.4.raii im. X. D. Zelixiskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR (I-stitute of Orgazt-I.- Chemistry imen-L N. D. Zeliusk.'yj
AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: Ma=k:;h ;~v 11958
1
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5(3) ~;G '16 2- -'7)o
AUTHORS: Shuykin, N. I., Cherkashin, 1.. 1.
TITLE: Hydrogenolysis of Hydrocarbon.- of the Pert tainethylene Se.,-ie3
on the Ni-Al Skeleton Catalyst (Gidro,-enoli-n uE:levodorodov
pent amet i1 en ovogro ryada na skelctnom Ni.-Al hatalizo tore)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akudemii nank SSSIR. Otdelerjye k1li-~ichcrill:ikh n7nuk,
1959, Nr 1. "~:j
, pp 168 - 170 (ucnz)
ADSTRACT: In the preceding paper (Ref 1) the fLuthors have :--hown th.-J
pentamethylene hydrocarbons in the pre!:ence of -- Ni--A1
skeleton catalyst uniler':,o hydro.-enolysis. In
addition to the products of a simple opening of C-11' bonds
of the 5-membered cycle, hydrocarbcns with shortened carbon
chain are formed there. In the present paper c,yclopent-~ne,
methyl cyclopentane and ethyl cyclopentane were investi,7ated
in this direction. It was found that the above lowest
homoloas of cyclopentane are subject to the sa-le lrtwf~. It
'was stated that all:anes with qh,.)rtened ch,,.in are for:~ed :-,,t
the expense of the carbon atons containeO in tile centa.-
Card 1/2 methylene cycle. It was'demonstrateJ that cyclopen-tare is

Hydrogenolysis of Hydrocarbons of the Pentamethylc-ne SO V /~ 2 30/';;~"
Series on the Ni-Al Skeleton Catalyst
o T')ened by 51*5-' at a sine-le flow ,.t 2C,100. Under equal
conditions, methyl cyclopentane aml othyl c,clopentnne are
opened accordingly by 43 bind Under thesi condlitions,
the isoalkanes for-7ed are P-trtly hydro'-,a~nnted into J,ascons
hydrocarbons in a destructive .-;'11y. Ther,~ ;ite 3 tables -Ind
1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N. D. Zelin--I-o.-o Alcademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Or '-anic Chomictry Amcni E. D. Ze-
linskiy of the Academy o-f Scierce3, USSR)
SUBMITTED: June 12, 1958
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5(3)
AUTHORS: Shuykin, 11. 1. SOV/62-59-3-16/37

TITLE: Catalytic TransformationE~ of 1-!,,ethyl-.,,-isoDropylcyclohexane
in Conditions of 11i,,1-h Temper~-~ture and Hydrogen Pressure ~.ata-
liticheskiye prevrashcheniya 1-inc.'til-4-i-.opropiltLiklo.-eksana
V USlOViYLkh povyshennyl-h temperatury i davleniya vodoroda)
PE7IODICAL: Izvectiya Akademii naul: 53SR. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk,
'Q59, 1.1ir 3, )p 507-510 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It was proved (Ref 1) ~~,ith respect to the effect of alkyl
groups in the cyclohexine rin- that methyleyclohexane is de-
hydrogenated in a hi 'f-her de~~ree than cyclohexane and ethyl-
cyclohexane. In thio, connection the action of two substituents
on the behavior of the cyclohex:ine rind; under platformin.T con-
ditions was investijated here. 1--,ietliyl-4-isn~-ropylcyclohexane
,aas investiC-,ited in an apparatus with continuous flow at 4500
and a pressure of 20 7itmos-pheress in the presence of 0.5 i:; Pt

' !T'
on Al 0 and 0.5 `~ !"I on ZrO Nic properties of catalyzates
-
2 3 2
and the ~;as composition ire Civen in table 1. The composition
of the catalyzatat; accorlin!7 to frnctions are presented in
Card 1/3 tables 2 and 3. From these tables, it mny be seen that durine

Catalytic Transformations of 144ethyl-4-isoprODY1- SOV;I"62-59-3-18/371
cyclohexane in Conditions of High Temperat,ure and Hydro~fen Pressure
the transformations of 1-methyl-4-i!~opropyloyclohexane on
platinum-aluminum oxide the principal reactions are the de-
hydrogenation and dealkylation. The principal mass of the
catalyzate consisted of toluene, 1-methyl-4-isopropylbenzene,
and a mixture of dimethylethylbenzenes. The nalilithene-paraffin
portion contained also methylcyclohexane, 1,3-dimethylcyclo-
pentane and a certain amount of unchan,ged 1-methyl-4-iso-
propylcyclohexane. On platinum-circonium oxide the principal
reaction was the dehydrogenation of 1-methyl-4-isopropyl-
cyclohexane into 1-methyl-4-isopropylbenzene. The formation
of toluene and methylcylohexane was negligible. It was worthy
of note that naphthalene was found in the catalyzates. The
occurrence of' a considerable quantity of metbyloyclohexane
(5 ~o) and toluene (25 ~11) in the catalyzate obtained on
Pt-Al203 permits the assumption that the dealkylation of the
initial product 1-methyl-4-isopropyloyclohexane takes place
prior to its aromatization, Only an insignificant compres-
sion of the methylcyclohexane ring taken place there,
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. Cata'lytic Transformations of 1-t-lethyl-4-isoPrOPYl- SOV/62-59-3-18/37
cyclohexane in Conditions of High Temperature and Hydrogen Pressure
1,3-dimethylcyclopentane being formed. There are 3 tables
and 3 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Organic Chemistry imeni 14. 1). Zelin-
skiy of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 6, 1957
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BERLIN, A.A.iSUMIENFELID. L.A.; CBEWSHIN, M.I.; KAWANSON, A.Z.:
SEL KAYA. O.G.
J rolymers with conjugated bonds in the macromolecular bhains. Part 2:
Paramagnetism and certain 6ther properties of polyar7lvinylenes.
Vysokom. soed. 1 no.9:1361-1363 S '59. (MIRA 13:3)
l.Iaboratoriya anizotropnykh struktur AN SSSR.
(Polymers) (Vinylena compounds)

BERLIN, A.A..; CHMMASHIN, M.I.; SEL'SKATA, O.G.; LIWOV. V.Te.
Polymers witb conjugated bonds in the cbains of the mcromole-
cules. Part 5: Syntbesis and certain proportieB of poly-
arylvinylenea. Yptokom.soed. 1 no.12:1811,1-1820 D 159.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fisiki AN SSSR\
Mzwlene compounds) (Polymers)

50).
1
AUTHORS: Shuykin, 11. 1., Chorkashi n, 11. 1. SOV/79- 129-7- 26/83
TITLE: On the Demethylation Reaction in the HydroGenolysis of the
Five-membered Cyclanes and n.-Alkanes on the Skeleton-li-Al-
catalyst (0 reaktsi-4 dem-etilirovaniya pri Cidrogenolize
pyatichlennykh tsiklanov i n.-alkanov na skoletnor. lii-Al-
1-atalizatore)
PMLIODICAL: Zhurnal obolichey 1rhimii, 1959, Vol 29, lir 7, pp 2225-2230 (USSR)
JUSTRACT: In earlier experiments made by several research roriers
(Refs 1-6) various methods i,:ith different nickel catalysts were
applied to the hydrogenolysis of the C-C bonds of the five-
membered cycle. These investigations showed that the catalytic
properties Of nickel catalyots are due to the nature of the
carrier used. Thus, e.cg. nickel on aluminum oxiJe (.1,efs 71, 5)
exhibited a snecific effect neither in five-membered cyolancs
nor in alkanes of different structure, whereas nickel on
deactivated hieselguhr dernethylates isoalkanes selectively
(Ref 6). It vias therefore of interest to examine -the effect of
,j n
the skeleton i-dekel-aluminum catalyst frequently usse, -5.
Card 1/2 laboratories and industries also with respect to 'L,',,e

On the Demethylation Reaction in the 11.-Vdi-oCenolysis SOV/79-29-7-26/83
of the Five-membered Cyclanes and n.-Alkanes on the 9kcleton-Ni-Al-catalyst
hydrogenolysis of the C-C bonds of pentamethylene hydrocarbons
and alkanes. This hydrogenolysis takes place under rather easy
conditions and is accompanied by partial molecule simplification.
Further experiments with this catalyst showed that at 2000 and
normal pressure it is capable of demethylating n.-alkanes. It
was found that under the above conditions the molecule of
dicyclopentyl is hydrogenolyzed only on one pentamethylene ring;
in this connection also cyclanes with shortened chain are
formed in addition to isoamyl cyclopentanes. TLere are 3 tables
and 7 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheBkoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Organic Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences, TISSR)
SU13MITTED: June 9, 1958
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ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
There are 9 references, 6 Soviet, 3 U.S. The 3, 'U.S.
references are: Haen,--e',V,,., Donaldson, G. R.., Industr.
and Engng. Chem., 42, 532" (1950); Pitts~4 P. M,, Connor,
J. E., Leurn, L. M... Industr, and Engng. Chem., 47, 7170
j- ~
(1955); Szwarc, M., Chem- Rev., 47, 171 (1950),
N. D. ZelinSj~iy 7nstitute of Organic C~iemistry of the
Academy of Sciences of tl-ie USSR (Inst.1-Tar, organicheskoy
k1limil imeni N. D. Zellnskogo Akademil nauk SSSR)
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June 6, 1950
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BERLIN, A.A.; VAYNSHTEYN, E.F.; CHERKASHIN, 14.1.; MQSIIKOVSY,.lY, Yu.Sh.
Polymers with a conjugata bond system in macromolecular chains. Part
32: Prepar~tion and propDrties of 1-polyhexyne. Vysokom.soed. 5 no.9:
1354-1359 S 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institui khiAicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.

ACCESSION NRI AP4019019 S/0062/64/000/002/0388/0389
AUTHOR: Cherkashin, Me I*; Aseyev, Yus G.
TITLE: Polymerization of phanylacetylone over CuO
SOURCE: AN SSSR, Izv. Seriya khimichaskaya, no. 2, 1964, 388-389
TOPIC T-AGS: phenylacetylene polymerization, cupric. oxide catalyst, cuprene,
Ziegler Natta catalyst, CuO, phenyl acetylene
ABSTRACT; The purpose of this work was to find a catalyst other than Ziegler's
to achieve polymerization of phenylacetylene and to obtain a linear product with
conjugate bonds. It is known that acetylene polymerized over CuO forms cup'rene
which'probably has athree-dimensional structure, is insoluble in organic solvents.
The authors undertook the polymerization of phenylacetylene in gaseous form over
Cuo at 250-350C. They found that phenylacetylene is readily polymerized at 250-
350C over CuO (just as it does over (C2H5)3AloTiCI3 at 20-70C) forming polymers
with a molecular weight of 5-7000. Polymers so prepared are not oxidized by the
oxygen of the air and form adducto with maleic, anhydride. The IR spectra of all
phenylacetylene polymers are Identical and fundamentally coincide with those of
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polystyrIne. Some changes in the spectrum point to the fact that the line of
1376 cm- in polystyrene should be assigned to the combined oscillation in
connection uith the CH2 group. Orig. art. has: 1 figure, no formula&, I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut kbimicheskay fiziki AN SSSR (Institute of Chemical
Physics, A.N. SSSR)
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F ACCESSION NR:Ai4623_di_:F S/0062/64/ODO/003/0568/0569
AUTHORS: Berlin, A. A.; Cherkashing He 1e
TITLE: Paramagnetism of polymers with pi-conjugated systems
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Seriya khimicheakayal no- 3, 1964t 568-569
TOPIC TAGS: polymers acetylenic polymer, pi conjugated system, para-
magnetism, diamagnetism, EPR signal, ph:i-aylacetylene polymers iodo-
phenylacetylene polymer, tert. butylacetylene polymer, pentyne poly-J1
mer, hexyne polymer, hydrogenation, bromination, oxygen addition,
double radical, ion radical
ABSTRACT: The paramagnetism of acetylenic polymers was' investigated
in an effort to explain the phenomenon. Phenylacetylene, beta-
iodophenylacetylene and t-butylacetylene (molecular weights 5000-
7000) obtained vn the Ziegler-Natta catalyst ( (C H ) Al.Tigbtand
AlTiCl at -20 to 70C) show a narrow sina~~ aith 1 0
.(C2H5)3 4
1018 paramagnetic particles per gram, while entyne-I and hexyne-1
,polymers obtained under analgous conditions Tmolecular weights 40,000~
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180,000) are dtamagnetic. Partial hydrogenation of polyphenylacetylone
on Ni-Al catalyst causes a transition from paramagnetism to diamag-
netism; bromirtation decreases the EPR signal by one order. The hy-
1
drogenated polyphonylacetylene will add oxygen on standing in air, i
!while the original paramagnetic polyphenylacetylene is stable with 1
;respect to oxygen even at 250-300C. Bromination apparently occurs
.either at the parEunagnetic centers or at double bonds in individual
molecules causing delocalization of the pi-electrons. It is proposed
that in systeats containing pi- conjugations, the EPR signal is associ-
ated with the presence of a fraction of high molecular weight homologs
existing in the form of double radicals or ion radicals. Orig. art.
has: 00
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheakoy fiziki, AN SSSR (Institute-of-
Chemical Physicsp AN SSSR).
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SGURCE: Vy~s,1okoa_*k6lekulysrn-y*ya soyedineniya, v. 6. no* 10, -1964
17,731.1777:
somicanduc
TOPIC! TAGS-:, pol3tphanytacetylene, _g t qK'
tin. g-Vo lyine pheiny I ate tylene catal 't! c7-p`o1j_ti_er_fFa__t1o-n
y
-_-ABSTV~ACT.-i -A:,,stucily -waa-~m_ ade'.of the-.catalytic polymerization of- -
pbenyIacctylepe J'PA) in the*- presence of tile (C.115) Al'TiCl comp ex
tin d -~ th epropq;~rtiols, of - them Catalytic polymer, were 616mpared v?th those',
o f tte therinal:pcilymerizatio product, PA polymerized relativel
n
y
re adl ly. at 20-7CIC; at7~an Attli molar:ratio of 1, yellow--orange
Lon.,ribout 1017
P01yulers were' l'ofted (Paramagnetic ceater!concentrat-
a F in J:g) whi eb haiie ~a higher average molecular weight (fin - 5000)-"than
tg.! the ; C A � 6:ttf di -0 im al o L it i t I it t e- df 6 r- ~- r a d i a tion- i a d it ca dpoiypiritation 17
"i 800-12,00) c_-Low-molecular-weight products-were algo formed which I

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AUTHOR: Berlin# 1�_ .;-Cherlcashin D I.;
~6~0/6iO/i87 1~e~7
Kisilitsap P. P.
ORG: Institute of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences SSSR
(Insti khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR)
-1'qq.S5-
TITLE: Polymerization 11of beta-iodophenylacelylenej
4
SOURCE: A9 SSSR, Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskayap no, 10, 1965)
1875-1877
TOPIC TAGS: PD17MOrizationp catalytic polymerizations polymers
linear.polymerp polymerization catalyst
ABSTRACT: The thermal and catalytic polymerization of beta-iodophonyl-
i
acetylene were investigated to study the effect of different substitue-
nts on the polymerization of acetylenic compounds Thermal polymeriza-
tion at 150 C and catalytic pol-ymerization with t;Kethylaluminum-
titanium chloride complexes (optimum 70 C. using (C2H5) Al TiCl with
Al:Ti = 1:1) gave polymers which were stable to atmosQri; oxiAation
at room temperature but which oxidized at 450-500 C., splitting out
iodine and forming three-dimensional structures. Diels-Alder reactions,
bromination. end IR spectral data helped establish that the first stage
of this reaction is polymerization at the triple bond to form
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ACC NRi AP5027690 b~ ./'
paramagnetic linear polymers having a mean molecular weight up to 2100
and a specific oonau-ctance at 300 K of 10-11 ohm-l cm-1. Orig4 art,
has: 2 tables.
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ACC NRI AP7004065 SOURCE CODE: UR/olgo/67/009/60 /0
AUTHOR: Berlin, A.A.; Cherkaahin, M.I.; Kisilitsa, P.P.; Kushnerev,
M.Ya.
ORG: Institute of Chemical Physics, AN SSSR (Inatitut khimicheskoy
fiziki AN SSSR)
TITLE: Study of structural changes in electrical and physical
properties of polyphenylacetylene in the course of heat treatment
SOURCE; Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 9., no. 1, 1967, 45-51
TOPIC TAGS: pyrolysis, polymer heat effect, polymer structure, electric propertyl
crystallography, phenyl compound, acetylene, conjugated polymIe*r
ABSTRACT:'A study has been made *of the effect of heat treatment at 300-700C in
an inert medium on the morphology, chemical structure, electrical
:properties, and paramagnetic properties of polyphenylacetylene. The
!electrical measurements were carried out for pressed pellet specimens at
20-400C...'It was shown that heat treatment causes substantial changes in
-electrical, paramagnetic, and crystallographic properties. As the heat
,treatment temperature (HTT) increases from 330 to 700C, crystallinity
.and conductivity increase (from 10-15 to 10-2 mh-icm), activation energy
Jor conduction decreases (from 1.50 ev at HTT 4001C to 0.19 ev at
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ACC NRj AP7004065
HTT - 700C), and unpaired spin*concentration goes through a maximum at
600C. In the 600-700C HTT range, there is a transition from a,cubic or
pseudocubic lattice to a tetragonal lattice; this transition is accompanied
by a sharp change-in electrical conductivity (from 10-7 to 10-2 mho/cm)
,and paramagnetism. Changes in IR spectra with increasing 11TT suggested
that three-dimensional network structure formation takes place:
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To determine the effect ffiat the three-dimensional network formation and
crystallinity s.in polyphenylacetylene have,on conductivity, the properties
jof the phenylacetylene-p-diethylbenzene copolymer and the polyphenylacety-
ilene-p-diethylbenzene block copolymer which has a three-dimensional
.network structure were studied. The crystalline structure was crystalline
4for the copolymer and amorphous for the block copolymer but both had
!conductivity of the order of only 10-16 mholcm. This indicates that
!crystallinity and a three-dimensional network structure are not sufficient
-'conditions for a high conductivity in conjugsted polymers. [SMI
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ATD PRiss: 5114

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BALABANOV. Ye-I.; BIRLIN, A.A.; PARINI, V.P.; TALIRCZ2, V.L.; FRA20MIGH,
Ye.L.; CHKMASHIII, X.L.
."W Mectric conductivity of polymers with conjugated bonds. Dokl. AN
SSSR IJ4 no-5:1123-1126 0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom V.N.Kondratlyevy-m.
(Polymers-'Mectric properties)

ONUFRIYEV, Timofey Grigorlyevich, dots.; SHAMM , Boris Nikolayevich,
dots.; !VMIIKC, Timofey Yakovlevich, inzh.; GEROLISKAYA, Lyudmila
Sergeyevna, dots.; SARYCHEVA, Nina Petrovna, dots.; KOSIYAYEV,
Sergey Petrovich, inzh.[deceased]; YEGOHOV,L.P.,dots., retsenzent;
MYCHENK0,1.11. dots. retsenzent; BY ALYNITSKIY V.A., inzh., retsenzent;
HIIN,N.A. zh
'-A-~ _,,retsenzent; f5YflER,I.I.,inzh.,retsenzent; PAULI
4M " "
V.P.~,An'zh".~,'..r, ;-. IIIERiEPAYETA, Z.A.,inzh.,red.; IEDVEDEVA, M.A.,
tekhn. red.
[Buildings in railroad transportation] Zdaniia na zheleznodorozh-
nom transporte. Moskva., Transzheldorizdat, 10,62. 408 p. (MIRA 15:6)
(Railroads-Buildings and structures)

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ACC NRt AP5022959 SOURCE CODE: UR/0256/65/000/006/0027/0031
AUTHOR: Cherkashin., N. F. (Colonel)
ORG: None
TITLE: Another speciality for each member of the rocket forces
SOURCE: Vestnik protivovozdushnoy oborony, no. 6, 1965, 27-31
TOPIC TAGS: military personnel, military training, guided missile personnel
ABSTRACT, Starting from a typical example of a rocket unit which, due to overspecialization,
was not capable of operating a certain complex weapon due to the illness of one of its members,
the author argues for cross -specialization of the rocket force personnel so that the team mem-
bers can perform various functions and become interchangeable. The author discusses ways
and means to make this "directive from above" become reality on the army 11grass root" level.
The article ends with the example of senior lieutenant, first class specialist Volkov, who,
after carefully studying the operation of the imitator and of the associated equipment, was able
to improve the pattern of passive radlointerferences and make them approximate the actual
pattern closely. Orig. art., has: 1 figure...
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ACC R, AT6033314
IV) SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Vdavichenkoje L. A# (Ltvov); Cherkashin, 0, F. (Ltvay)
ORG: none
TITLE: Electrodynamic generator for bydroacoustic pulses
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Voprosy prikladnoy akustiki i vibratsionnoy tekhniki (Principles
.of applied acoustics and vibration technology)., Kiev, Naukova dumka., 1966., 105-108
TOPIC TAGS: acoustic signaly pulse generatorp electroacausticaj, acoustic equipment.#
sound transmitter, hydraulic device
ABSTRACT: The generator descibed (Fig. 1) offers much better stability of pulse
sequences than can be obtained from the explosive or spark methods. Comapred with
Fig. 1. Diagram of generator. 1 - Power
supply 2 - capacitor bank, 3 switching
unit, power contactor, sealed
coil, 5 aluminum membrane.
magnetostriction radiators, it is simpler
in constructions more reliable., and can
be more readily adapted for the genera-
tion of large power. The operation is
2 4
Ro 2
R,

based on discharging a large capacitor through a coil which is inductively coupled to
a nonmagnetic electrically conducting membrane. The hydroacoustic pulse in produced
as a result of interaction between the current and the coil and the eddy currents in
the membrane. The article is devoted to the analysis of the equivalent circuit and
the transients in such a generator, a determination of the critical mode when the
interaction between the membrane and the coil is maximal. and plats of the membrane
displacement against the applied voltage and against the gap between the coil andthe
membrane. The results show that to increase the interaction it in necessary to in-
crease to*maximum the coupli% between the coil and the membrane, but the use of a
magnetic core to imprave the coupling in not advantageOun. Orig, art* hau figure
and 3.3 formulas,
0
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Card 212

CHSREASHIN, F.F. (g.Kyzyl, Tavinalmya avtonomnaya oblast')
At the hot springs 9f Tuva. Zdorovle 2 no.9:9 S '56. (MLRA 9:10)
(TUVA AUTONOMOUS PROVINCS --SPRINGS)

CHEMSHIN, P.M.
.. By-pAss of a mixing machine of the disintegrator type. Koks I Mim.
no.5:61 '56. (HL?A 9:10)
(Coke industry-lquipment And aupplies)

CHIMASH IN L--V-.LL RAYFW, A.
Sizmlest corn cribs. Sall.stroi. 1-1 ns.8:7-8 Ag ':-'6. (MMI 9:10)
I.Nachallnik Belgor*dakogo oblastn*ge upravlenirm pe strtital'stru
v kolkhozakh (for Charknshin).2.Starshiy inshener Belgtrodskego
oblastnege upravleniya pe streitelistvu v kolkhazakh.
(Corn (Maize)--St*ragm) (Farm buildings)