SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ESKIN, V.YE. - ESMAN, P.I.

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I-hotoelectric Nephelomoter
30'1t:)7- M-7-17/55
i3 described and the volw.w corVOCU.on is culculatud.
Thu purificution of the solt~tions is tle3cribed. Finally
some provisional data are given in form of curves. Professor
V. N, Tsvetkov showed interest in thin wor'j~. There are
6 figure3 and 8 refercricu3, 5 of vhich are Soviet,
A660,JiATIOIN Institut vysokomo1eku1:/arny,-.h so.,,L~,ainoniy I'IN 3.3.3it, Lenin_rad
(Institute of HiCh Molecular Compounds, AS USSR, Leningrad)
1. Polymer sojutio--s--Optical properties
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ATHOR'~;: Eskin, V. Ye., Okureva, M. G.
T I T L:-,' The Investigation of the Polydin tiers ity of Polymer53 bv ~Nutnn
of the Method ol' LiRht Scattering (Y vorroru 01) izurbpr"Ii poli-
dispersilogti polimerov metodom svet?orns.':eyan-1yr-,)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal ftzichookoy khtmiig 1958, Vol, ~2, Nr 77 ;,P-1570-1555

ABSTRACT: In the press nt paper the authors tried to fin-1 out to vhich
extent the theoretical derivations concerninp the possibility
of tieing the method suggested by Zimm (Ref 6) of obtaininff
qualitative data on the polydinversity of polymer samples
are proved by experiments. The angular distribution of the
light dispersion of solutions of a number of fractionated and
not fractionated samples of polystyrene and mixtures was in-
vestigated. Butanone vav chosen as solvent, the angtilar dis-
tribution being meapitred within the interval 30-150 0 by means
of an apparatus nlready described, a photoelectric nephelo-
find M
meter. The values of the molecular veights M , TA
W
for the samples investigated are calculated iirom the obiained
curves of th+ngular distribution of liplit dinp~rsion with
Card 1/3 other factors being excluded. In t,xpPritq-2nt:j with two dif-

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Tito Inventigation of' tho l'olydiappy-jity of Polymere by !!ean.,j of the f4ethod
of Light Scattering
ferentinolventp, toluene and butanone, it was found thnt the
initial inclination of the cur-ic for toluene corresponds to
a considerable increase of the dimensions of the macromole-
cule in thiu solvent. The experinental results of three frac-
tionated mixtures are given grnphically and in form of a table.
A more or less clearly expressed polydispersity is shorn by
the curves. From the data may be seen that the determinations
of the mean M and z-mean ;'A molecular weights of the mixtures
according to ~he light scattering agree satisfactorily with
the values calculated, however, with respect to the vnlue M
the theory needs better precising. On the other hand the 14l
vestigation of the curve shape of the angtilar distribution
of.the light dispersion of polymer solutions yields sittis-
factory results. There are 4 figures, 1 table, and 9 refer-
encest 4 of which are Soviet.
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Thp Investigation of the Polydispergity of Polymers by Means of the Method
of Light Scattering
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR,Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy,
Leningrad
(Leningrad,;Jnatituta of High llolocular'Compounds,AS 'USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 4, 1957
1. Styrene (Polymerized) solutions-Properties 2. Styrene (Polymerized)
solutions-Analysis 3. Nephelometers--Performance 4. Light
-Diffusion 5. Organic solvents-Performance
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ESETA- Vr-ym.,; KOROTKIRA, O.Z.
Idght scattOritC and-visceeftw.'Of 601t.tions of P017-0-vin7lnaphtha-
lone in benzene. Vsokomaoed. I no.11:1580-1585 N '59. -
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Inatitut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Xaphthalone)

24(4), 24(l) SOV/51-6-5-9/34
AUTHORS Eakin, V.Ye. and BaranovskAya, I.A.
TITLE Acoustic Double Refraction of Phonyl-Ethyl Alcohol at Low Temperatures
kAbistichaskoye dvoynoye luchaproloialaniya fenil-atilovogo spirta
pri nizkikh tomporaturakh)
PERIODICAL: Optika i Spektroskopiya, 1959, Vol 6, Nr 5, pp 616-619 (USSR)
ABSTRACT- The authors measured viscosity and acoustic double refraction of phonyl-
ethyl alcohol (C6H502020H). Viscosity was measured between +20 and
-37-50C by the falling sphere method. Viscosity increases in this
region of temperatures from 0.115 to 56.8 poises. Acoustic double
refraction was measured by a method described earlier by Tavatkov and
Eakin (Refs 3, 6) at ultrasonic frequencies of 18.8 and 38.6 Mc/s at five
temperaturest -29.5. -33.0, -34.0, -36.0, -37.50c. Trio quantity
measured in acoustic double-refraction studies was dwhich it; the angle
of rotation of the analysar in the polarization photometer. The angle oL,
plotted as a funation'Nol tags V applied to the electrodes of the
A
vibrating quartz plate, is shown in a figure on p 617 for temperatures
of -37.5 0 and -29.50C. Benzine was used as the working liquid in
which the quartz ultrasonic source and a small cell containing a
card 1/3 millimetre thick layer of phenyl-athyl alcohol were placed. Tne whole

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A~ouatic Double Refraction of Phonyl-Ethyl Alcohol at Law Temperatures
apparatus was thermally insulated and temperature was measured with a
pentane thermometer. The acousti: double-refraction coefficient K in
given by 'K = bc~ot/fw?,EmV,
where b = (v~/_6.4) x 108; c is the velocity of sound in phanyl-athyl
alcoh 1 X I th~ wavelength of the light used in double refraction
0 :nts Jam, y 5500 1);
experim 1 t is the path of the light beam in the
ultrasonic field (t = l.tj cm); w is the frequency of ultrasonic
vibrations- is the viscosity of the liquid; m is the ratio of the
acoustic ;~palsvacss of quartz and bantine (m = 10); oL is in radians
and V is in e.s.u. units. The values of K are given in cola 3 and 4 of
Table 1 for 18.8 and 38.5 Mcls respectively. 'Xhosa valuea are all of the
order of 10-11. The relaxation time of molecular crientation T In phenyl-
ethyl alcohol was calculated from
2 1
T = 1 "-1 2 9
_W C72
where 9 is the dynamic double-refraction coefficient. The values of 'r
arc given in cola 3 and 4 of Table 2 for 16.8 and 38.5 Mc/s respective7y.
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-Acoustic Double Refraction of Phonyl-Ethyl Alcohol at Low Temperatures
These values range from 1.0 to 2.1 x 10-7860. Errors in determinatien
of t were introduced because the quartz oscillator was tuned visually
and, therefore, inaccurately. Determination of r by a different method
showed that the values of the relaxation time deduced using Eq (6)
were too high by a factor of 2-4. It follows that, at -37 500, we
should take 'C = 5 x 10-8sec, instead of the mean value of 1:7 x 10-7g9c
given in 'fable 2. The lower values of % agree with those calculated
from the dynamic double -refraction coefficient M and the data obtLined
by measurement of depolarization of light scattered in phenyl-ethyl
alcokol. There are 1 figure, 2 tables arA 9 references, 8 of witich
are Soviet and 1 Inglish.
SUEUITTED: Uay 23, 1958
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ISKIN, T.Ye.
C--"O
Acoustic birefringence in a condensed (liquid) pol7mer.
Tysokom. ooed. 2 no.2:193-i96 7 t6o. (MM 13:11)
1. Institut vysokomolokuriyarnykh soyedineniv AN SSSR.
(Batadiene) (Sound waves)

Q=aN
,_V.Te.; G24MALITNA, KAO
lAght scattering and viscosity of dichloro-oubatituted derivatives
of polystyrene in an ideal solvent. Part 1: Poly-2,5-dichlorostvrene.
Tymokom. ooed. 2 no.2;265-271,F 160. (KM 13: 11)
1. Institut vyookomolekulyarrvkh soyedineniy AN SSSR-
(styrene)

ESKIN, V.Ye.; KOROTKINA, O.Z.
TAght scattering and viscosity of PolY-/~-vinylnaphthalene solutions
In an ideal solvent. Vysokom. aced. 2 no.2:272-278 P t6o.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Institut vysokomolskulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Naphthalene)

SIAZIA, V.S.; TSVSMV, V.N#; ESKIII, V.Ye.
Asymmetry of the critical opalescence in polymer solutions.
V.vookom. soed. 2 no.4:627-628 Ip 16o. (MIRA 13:11)
(Polymers)

XSKIN, V.Ye.; MAGmRIK, S.Ta.
Some pretransition phenomena in the vicinity of the critical
temperature of mixing in the system polymer - solvent. Tylokon.
soed. 2 no-5:806-807 My 160. (MIR& 13t8)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarrqkh noyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Polymers)

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AUTHORt akin.-Vt Ye.
TITLEt Asymmetry of the Critical Opalescence in Solutions of
Polystyrene in Cyolohexane
PBRIODICALs Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineji~ya, 1960, Vol. 2, No- 7P
pp. 1049-1055
TNXTz Besides the X-ray small-angle scattering method which is compara-
tively rarely applied, the measurement of the asymmetric scattering of
visible light is the only direct method of determining the dimensions of
coiled molecules in solutions. The dimension determination of macro-
molecules with molecular weights ranging from 104 to jo5, is of special
interest, since in this range the transition takes place from solidt
weakly bent, rod-shaped molecules to statically coiled molecules not
traversed by the solvent. The author found the asymmetry of the critical
opalescence in the system polystyrene - cyclohexane (Ref. 6). Former
results (Refs. 6,7) obtained by measuring the asymmetry of the critical
opalescence in solutions of very narrow fractions of polystyrene in
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cyclohexane, are interpreted in the present paper. The scattering asym-
metry was measured by a photoelectric nephelometer (Ref. 8) at angles
ranging from 25 to 1500- Cuvette and thermostat are described in Refe 9.
A common TC-15 (TB-15) circulation thermostat was used for thermostating.
The wavelength of the light used# was 5460 A. The photoelectric nephelo-
meter for determining the molecular weight was the same as above. The
fractions used in the experiments were produced from the initial sample
of polystyrene by two-stage fractionations Fig. 1 shows the dependence
of the reciprocal soatterin int n ity of 1/19 on sin 20 /2 ( 0 represent-
ing the angle of soattering7 foreassolution of the fraction V-3 At two
different temperatures (which differed from the critical mixing tempera-
ture by 1.1 and 1-300)9 Fig. 2 shows the dynamic birefringence in one
solution of the fraction V - 3* Pigs- 3 and 4 give the curves
1-1-(sin2 19/2) for fractions V-9 and IX-3. These figures clearly show the
9
increase of the initial curve gradients when the critical mixing tempera-
ture is approached, and &T is reduced. Fig. 5 shows the determination of
Te by the extrapolation of quantity 1 1800 /100 for zero for the solutions
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Solutions of Polystyrene in Cyolohexane B02O/BO52
of fractions V-3 and IX-3. The table gives the values of op Tc, and AT,
the initial gradient[ 100/19)-1]/sin2 9/29 and the calculation results Of
(i2)112 (mean square distance between the ends of the coiled polymer),
calculated from equation W- The mean deviation of the values of
2)1/2 determined from the initial g~adientf from the meaA value# is 10%.
The last column of the table gives th~ values (ii2 )1/2 of the dimensions of
0
the coiled polystyrene in the solutiont in the absence of volume-offeots.
The, specific, viscosity of ths polystyrene in oyclohe'xane, measured near
Top is by 25%,Iower than in'the 9 point of the sYstem (at 34-000-
There are 5 figure.mg I table, and 13 references, 7 Soviet and 6 US*
ASSOCIiTIONt. Inatitut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedinOniy Al SSSR . (Institute
of High-molecular Compounds of the AS. USSR)
SUBMITTEDs March 12, 1960
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AUTHOR; Eskin, V.Y
TITLE, Dependence of the Second Virial Coefficient of_Zal4mex
Solutions, as Determined by the Light Scattering
Method, Upon the Scattering Angle
PERIODICAL. Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1960, Vol XXII, Nr 19 Pp 117-119
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author reports on an investigation, which, in con-
trast to existing theories, proved, for certain systems,
the increase of the second virial coefficient with the
growth of the scattering angle.0% Graph I gives the
measuring results of the angle distribut' f l' ht
ton o ig
lo
scattering of high-molecular (TA;z=~, 25. ) polypara-
tertiarybutylphenylmethacrylate solutions in acetone.
The author investigated the solutions of five concen-
trations from 0.036 to 0.006 9/100 ml. In the graph the
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Deirlpndence of the Second Virial Coefficient of Polymer Solution5, a.;
Jete;-mined by the Light Scattering Method, Upon the Scattering Angle
more than fivefold increase of A2 during the change of
the angle Ofrom, 30 to 1400 is very well expressed. Graph
2 give,~; the analogous measurings og light scattering of
poly-9 -vinylnaphthalene (M=3.5'10 ) solutions for five
concentrations from 0.088 to 0,012 g/100 ml in benzene.
In this case A 2 increases within the same angle inter- OV
val a little less than three times., The angle distri-
bution of the light scattering was measured with a
photoelectric nephelometer 4~~Ref. 4_7. The author also
offers a qualitative explanation of the observed pheno-
menon. There are 2 graphs and 9 references, 5 of which
are English, 2 Soviet, I German and I French.,
LAT10", Instifut, vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedinenly AN OSSSR, Lenin-
Grad (Tnstltutp of High Mnlec-iflar Compounds of the AS
USSR, Leningrad)
SUBMITTED- July 18, 1958
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ESKIN, V.Ys.; AVDRE7EUp L.N,
Light scattering anC fiscosi~ty of dichloro-substituted pdys:ty"ns
in in ideal solvent. Part 2: Poly-3. 4,dichlorostyrons. Vyookome
oood. 3 noJVJ!~-~ Mr 161. (MM 34t6)
lo Institut vymokmolskulyarnykh opyedineniy AN SSSR*
(aty"ne) (Polymrs-Optical properties)

TSVETKOV, V.N.;.ES~I~jj.Ye.; SKAZKA, V.S.
Asymmetry of critical opalescence in polymer solutions. Ukr.
fiz. shur. 7 no.8:923792,1 s 162. (MIRA 16t1)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR, Leningradskiy
universitet. I
(Polymers) (Solution~(Chemistry))

S/02 62/142/004/020/022
B101YB 110
AUTHORs Eskia-,--V. Ye.
TITLEs Relation between molecular weight, second virial coefficient,
and dimensions of polymer ballsina good solvent
PERIODICALs Akademiya nauk SSSR. Dokladj, v. 142, no, 4, 1962, 881 - 8,3,3
TEXT: The relations between molecular weight, M, second virial coeffacze-t,
A21 the diameter, (h2)1/2 , of the molecule ball, and the coefficient of
swelling, a, found on the basis of thermodynamic theoretical conceptions,
are discussed. The function T(a? derived on the basis of the theory by
Flory-Orofino (Ref. 1, see below), Gasassa - Markovitz (Ref. 2~ see below),//
and 0. B. Ptitsyn, Yu. Ye. Eyzner (Vysokomolekulyarn soyed., 1, 1200 --
(1959)) was compared with experimental data (Fig, 1).. The lig-ht scatter:Lng
in poly-2,5-dichloro styrene (M - 3-5-10 6 _ 19.6-106), dissolved in
2 1/2
dioxane, was measured by means of photoelectric nephelometer, and (h )
A29 and a were determined besides M. The following function is dpriveds
ja~ -1/33/2 k M2/2 1/2,,3/2N (j)3/2 (N Avogadro's number), The
r j 2 A

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Relation between molecular weight ... B101/B110
experimental data are close to the Casassa - Markovitz curve, For the
light scattering of polystyrene (M - 20-10 6) in toluene or cyclohexane.
a - 2.4; T(a) - 0.30 was found which also lies below the Flory-Orofino
curve. It follows that the theoretical assumption that (J) '12 does TIOt
depend on the nature of the (good) solvent contradicts the experimental
data. Therefore, a more accurate definition of a is required An
entirely different course of the function T(a) may result therefrom, and
the function may lose its universal character, There are 1 figure and
12 referencess 7 Soviet and 5 non-Soviet. The three referen:!es to
English-language publications read as follows:1tT.1:T.&Orofino, P~ J~ Fiory~
J. Chem. Phys. , 26, 1067 ( 1957)1 Rtf.2: E QLNista,. HM%rkovitz. j. Chem. Phys
?J~ 493 (1958); F7. H. Zimm, J. Chem. Phys., 16, 1099 (1948),
ASSOCIATION3 Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedinenly Akademi.,. nauk SiSR
(Institute of High-molecular Compounds of the A(-aderriy o!'
Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED: September 26, 1961, by S., S Medvedev, Academician
SUBMITTED: September 14, 1961
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B101/B186
AUTHORS: Tsvetkov, V. N., Magarik, S. Ya., Klenin, S. I., Eskin, V.- Ye.
TITLE: Synthehis of graft copolymers. II. Dimensions, configuration,
and optical properties of the macromolecules of the graft
methyl methacrylate styrene copolymer
PERIODICAL: Vysokom6lekulyarnyye soy'edineniya, v- 5, no. 1, 1963, 3 - 10
TEXT: Polystyrene of molecular weighti4;2-103 was grafted on polymethyl
4
methacrylate, molecular weight 7-10 . Refractometric examination of the
copolymer composition showed the molar part of polystyrene to be 0.9. Thl
average-weight molecular weight of A (0-5,- 0'6)-10 6 was determined by t
light scattering. Analysis of the diffusion curve proved the content of-jhs
low-molecular components to be no more than 5-10~4. The optical anisotropy
of the copolymer was determined by flow birefringence in bromoform.
According to W. Kuhn and H. Kuh%.(Helv. chim. acts., 26, 1394, 1943; 28,
1553, 1945)i 870- jo-25CM3 is found for the difference (a i- a.) in main
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Synthesis of graft copolymers. II. B101/B186
polarization capacities of one macromolecular segment of the copolymer;
for polymethyl methacrylate, this value is (2 - 20)-10- 25CM3, and for
polyst~iene-it- is 10-_25d`M3-.---B&b6-d - on Kuhn Is theory, -the
theoretical calculation of the anisotropy of one segment of the principal
methyl methacrylate chain with short graft polystyrene chains, proved that
(a 1-a2) is +220-10- 25 cm3, when the polystyrene polymerization coefficient
is 40 and when the molar part of polystyrene is 0.9. The experimental
value, which is four times as high, is explained by the fact that the
chain stiffness of the graft copolymer is higher than that of homopolymers.
Conclusion: The optical anisotropy of a branched polymer may differ
considerably from the anisotropy of its components. There are 5 figures
and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR
(Institute of High-molecular Compounds AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 1, 1961
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_&SKIN,V_,Ye.; VOLKOV, T.I.
Ught scattering and Viscosity.of poly -2,5-dichlorostyrens
solutions in dioxane. Vysokom.soed. 5 no-4t614-621 Ap '63.
(KiRk 16%5)
1. Institut vysokowlekulyarnykh soyedinaniy AN SSSR.
(Styrene polymrs--Optical properties) (Viscosity)

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AUTHORt Eakin, V. Ye. 73
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TITLEs Physics and chemistry of high-molecular compounds (Conference in Leningrad)
SOURCEt AN SSSR. Vestnik# no. 7, 1963, 211-113
TOPIC TAGS: high-molecular compound I polymerizationt.synthetic fiber, molecul
or
biology, polymerization kinetics, macromolecular structure, mobility, chains
ABSTRACT: The proceedings of the 10th annual confereode of the Institute of Hig
Molecular Comp=ds of the Acadery-of Sciences, S-S-S e reported. It was hold
werch-4--M2 and nefirly 500 collaBorators or-s-617MMinnstitutions and universj-
ties participated in it. M. M. Koton, director of the Institute, outlined in his
opening address the purpose of the conference, namely, the discussion of the first
results obtained along two new lines of studies: the establishment of scientific
bases relnting to the strength and formation of fibers and the investigation of
biological polymers. Vt the plenary sessions papers were presented by Korotkov on
the rechanism of catalytic (anionic) polymeri2ation, by Bresler on the transforma-
tions of nucleic ecids in microorganinns, by 1.1khaylov on--=e ectric losses and
polarizptions in polymers as related to structure, and by Frenkel on the morpbolog3r~
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of polymers on the above-molecular level. The subsequent work of the conference min
conducted in sections. Sessions an fiber structure were d9voted to pkysical-cheiid-
eel processes in the formation of polyvinylalcohol fibers%nd the structure of cel.-
Itilose fibers. At the section on fiBer-forriiing polymers end materials papers were
presented on the synthesis and properties of nlpha-metbylacrolein and polyvinyl-
f ormst a, as rell as on the synthesis of bigh-molecular polyvinylenecarbonate. q At
the blopolymer and polyelectrolyto uection much attention-w-a-s=evo-ted -to sorTMIOD
and chromatoorpphy, and great intereat ras shown in sorption of proteins is relrteg
to'their structvra:1 Alterations. A number of problems of molecular biology were
discussed at the biopolymer section, with erphasis on UT A and RIA. At the section
on kinetics And mechanism of polymorizetion the paper by Korotkov on the mechanism
of catalytic polymerization was discussed. The Author's theory is that the centers
of polymerization are the complex compounds, ?there the groyrth of the polymeric
che-in is tupking place (due to internal coordination isomerization). Additional
reports dealt r1th free radicel rol
4. -Tmerizotionland the role of peroxides in polym-
erilzntion br allryl alurdnum compounds. The seltion on the structure of racrorole-
.cules heord r.-pcrs on the investigation of conflorrwtional properties of macromole-
culea lby vnrlo-js tecIminues, incli.,ding doub3,e refraction in flow, Tolarization
lur,dnescence, and spec-troscopy. At the section on relaxation pbenomena in polymers
the discussions were concerned with internrl robility in molecular chains, studied
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ESKIN) V.Ye.; NESTEROV, A.Ye.
.I--,. 11--l-1-
Scattering-asymmetry.and the development of fluctuations in
solution which-do not separate into layers. Dokl. AN SSSR 152
no.6tl4O3-1* 0 163o (MIRA 16:11)
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1. Inatitut vysokozolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom A.A. Lebedevym.

12~~-6~_ BWA( j )/EWT ~ IO/Up j )IEWA (b ) -2/T MVI/R1.1
ACC NRs AM50111.0fa BOOK* JINC PWITATI~11---
TSvetkov', Y*N.;'Eskin Ye.; Frankel', S.Ya.~
Structure of macromolecules In solutions (Strukturn makromolakul v rastvorakh)..
Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1964, 719 P- illus., tables, diagm., biblio., index.
3,800 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: macromolecular synthetic polymer., macromolecular structure,
macromolecular dynamic and optic, structure in solution, physical properties
RTRFOSE AND COVERAGE: This monograph Is devoted to the hydrody ic and optical
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properties of macromolecules. To the latter belong; yLscoskty, light scattering,
sedimentation,, and dynamic double refraction. This book discusses the application
of the indicated investigation methods to a series of concrete and important problems
molecular weight determination, molecular weight distribution, macromolecule sizes,,
their configurations, structures, branching, deformability, internal mobility,
stereoregularity and the analysis of the copolymer composition, heter ty. The
aranav otkina, O.N
authors acknowledge the contributions of B Kor Z. wShtennikova
I.N.; and other co-workera of the Instltuti-Rf Mae-r9molecular Compounds oi4Ue~-
emy of Sciences of the L158H (VS, A! -SSSR InWfft-WWtW0-k665fe- ne
Akademii Nauk SSSR). This book in designed for a wide circle of scientific workers
and engineers vorking in the field of physics, Chemistry, biology, physical chemistry,
and technology of synthetic and biologic polymersy an reU as for the teaching staff
UDC:539.199

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and advanced students at higher educational institutions specializing in the Indl-
ceted sciences *
TABIN (F CONOM jabr1W):
Farevord -- 9
Introduction -- 11
Ch. I. Structural Vwperties and thermodynamic behavior of macromolecules In
solution -- 14
1. Principles of the static theory of linear polymer chains -- 14
2. Some thermodynamic rties of solutions of chain mw4mmolecules -- 44
3- Structural properties of polyelectrolyte maor lecules and of polymers
of biologic origin 63
Bibliogra1hy -- go
Ch. II. Viscosity -- 93
Bibliogrq]phy -- 200
Ch. 111. Light scattering in solutions Of PO re 205
I. Principles of the theory -- 205 1-
2. Methods of measuring light scattering -- 246
Bibliogralphy -- 270

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Ch. IV. Application of the light scattering method to the study of polymers In
solution 273
Bibliography 349
Ch. V. Diffusion of macromolecules in solution -- 354
Bibliography --,418
Ch. VI. Investigation.of the hydrodynamic properties of macromolecules and of
polydisperoion vith the aid of an ultracentrifuge -- 421
Bibliograpy -- 494
Ch. vn. Double refraction in a flow. Theoretical principles -- 499
1. Dyns~mic double refraction in solutions containing rigid particles -- 499
2. Dynamic double refraction in solutions of deformable particles
(macrou lecules) -- 523
3. Dynamic double refraction in solutions of chain macromolecules -- 532
4. s problems of experimental techniques -- 573
B:Lbl,iogra3;hy -- 583
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Ch. VIII. Double refraction in a flow. Experimental data -- 587
1. Low molecular weight liquids -- 587
2. Solutions containing rigid particles or macromolecules -- 595
3- Solutions of deformble chain molecules -- 620
Bibliogra]phy -- 803
Index -- 712
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1. In4titut ooye.-Ilin"idy All

Structure of macromolecules in solutions (Struktura makromolekul v rartvorakh),
Moscow, Izd-vo 1964, 719 P- illus.p tables, dlaGm., biblio., index.
3,800 Copies printed.
r, 10433-66
ACC NR, AMOU17W-
TSvetkov, V. qj~~i~.Y~eq Frankel$,- S.Y.a.
TOPIC TAGS: macromolecular synthetic polymer, macromolecular structure,
macromolecular dynamic and optic, structure In solution, physical properties
RJR1WE AND COVERAGE: This monograph Is devoted to the hydrodyn ptical
,,amic and o
properties of macromolecules. To the latter belong: viscosity' light scattering,
sedimentation.. and dynamic double refraction. This book discusses the application
of the indicated investigation methods to a series of concrete and Important problems,
molecular weight determination, molecular weight distribution, macromolecule sizeG,
their configurations, structures, branching, deformability, internal mobility,
stercoregularity and the analysis of the copolymer composition, haterown6ity. The
authors acknowledge the contributions of Baranov, V.I.'; Korotkina, O.Z.; ShtenrLikova
I.N. ; and other co-vorkers of the Iaatitu~e- -of Macrowlecii9r-compou-n1i of' -t-h--c'- ica-i-i-L
emy of Sciences of the USSR (IVS AH-6~Sii-IikitiiiiiRAa-'Okom&lef6LL~kh*-SFiii&i'nea-iy
Akademii Nauk SSSRY.-Thle book Is designed for a wide circle of scientific workers
and engineers vorking in the field of ]*Ysics, ch ~Istry, biology, phykcal chemistry,
and technology of synthetla and biologic yolywrm U as for the teaching staff

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and advanced students at higher educational Institutions specialiming In the IW-
cated sciences.
TABIR (F CONMM (~brIft*d)t
lporinmrd -- 9
Xntroductlon -- 11
Ch. 1. Structural properties and thermodynamde behavior of riscromolecules In
solution -- 14
1. Principles of the static theory of linear polMr chain -- 24
2. Some thermodynamic rties of solutions of chain macromolacules - 44
3. Structural p rUes of Volplec"Iyte mscx~molsculss and of polymers
of biologic origb
Bibliograft .. 90
Ch. n. viscosity -- 95
Bibliogmjhy -- 200
Ch. ni. 11&t scattering In soluticins of go 205
1. Principles of the tbscry -- 205 ~~rs
2. MethoU of measwring U&t scattering .- 246
Bibliograft an 270

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Ch. IV. Application of the light scattering method to the study of polymers In
solution 273
Bibliography 349
Ch. V. Diffusion of macromolecules In solution -- 354
Bibliography -- 418
Ch. VI. Investigation of the hydrodynamic properties of macromolecules wA of
polydispersion vith the aid of an ultracentrifuge -- 421
Bibilograpy -- 494
Ch. VU.. Double rcfraction in a flow. Theoretical principles -- 499
1. Dynamic double refraction in solutions containing rigid particle& -- 499
2. Dynamic double refraction In solutions of deformable particles
(macromolecules) -- 523
3. Dynamic double refraction In solutions of chain mac lecules 532
4. Sow problems of *xperimental techniques -- 573
Bibliogra;hy -- 583

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Ch. VIn. Double refraction in a flow. 9 rimental data
1. Lov molecular veight liquids -- X
2. Solutions containing rigUL puticles or usermoleaules 595
3. Solutions at dotanable ahaln molsauUs 620
Bibliogra,Vhy - 805
Index -- 712
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ACCESSION Milo. AP5003802
AUTHOR: Baranovskaya.
I A.; Utmanovic*h# A. D.; Eakin$ V. Ye.; Protaeova, It. S.
TITIFN Compooltion heterogeneity of styre4 methyl meth ~U~a'4 to i.Vra
VYIIAOMOU"Nulycroyp noyodInatityaj vt 6) ito, 1), 10i4p 1510,
TOPiC TAGSI. macrowylecular chemLstryp 1*1yatyrottep acrylic pi%atic
43STRACT,; ---The n QIQomax (Qowax
,-applicability of the inhomogeneity criterLo
is the maximum inhomogeneity -c-orred-ponding- to-a-mixture of A-and B homnPoly-
-
mers with MA = Mb = M.) in the cam& of P 4 0 was inveatigated. The de
-- 0 and P < 0,
Qm,,,:/QDmax on P/P was atudied for two cases: P .01
indicating that the affierence between Qmax and QOmax mast be considered
when P/Pmax ;~- 0.1 (for P70)., The degree of composition inhomogeneity
of 9/(,,a;,!Ic of samples of statistical copolymers of styrene with methyl
methacr/late, produced at 600 under various conditions: in bulk, in benzene
solution, in.the ca3e. o.1 different compositions of the initial mixture of
monomers, and within a broad range of degrees of conversion, was studied by~
Card 112

IZYUMNIKOV, A.L.; ~ZKINI V.ya.
Impmvement of Peaker's photoelectric nepholometer. Pr-lb.
i tekh. eksp. 9 no.5;178-179 S-0 164. (MIRA 17;12)

~,sKINJIIVI'160-
Light scattering as a method for studying pclymerso Usp.
fiz. nauk 82 no. 41649-706 Ap 164, (MIRA 17:5)

," Y, !I ~ ., ~ 6: ; IM"", '~j,Rov, . NYC 0
~L,IsK I,, ,I " ,, .- . t
Jbi-:m-Lous scatterIng of 14,trlit in nonrliemixing jolution.5 and the
-' -' I
luvel of fluctuatlonf;. Ukr. fiz. zhur. 1) no.5:540-51dj, ',,[ 64.
OvalU 17:9)
1. Institut Yfaoicoi-.iolfikii-lyttrnj'r-lh sojedinaniy 111LI S!;.Sji . Tc!nA rigrad.

BAU-NOVSKAYA, I.A.; ESKIN, V.ye.
Partial branchine of poly"p-chlorostyrene. Vysokom. soed. 7 no.2:
339-345 F 165. 0,0RA IS: 3)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy All SSSR.

BARAN(,V"OKAYA , 1. It. ; I,1TI-IANoV ICII, A. D. ; illOTASOVA , M.S. ;, EISIKII, , V. Ye.
ir~homageneity of statistical styrerie-.-netnyi meLna-
crylate copolymers. Vysokom. soed. 7 no.3:509--5,12 JIr 16".
(MIRA 18:7)
1. Inatitut vyuokomo1ekuI.yai-nykh soyedinenly AN SSSR i Institul
neftekhimicheskogo sintiza AIT SSSR.

~yj

vs c-,

~*8'
8-863 MY
!Foed. ,
7 ro.

Iral*?. p:lymerv of b-.1tyl
cf g .
aril mctn-.r'j a-athacry]-!~to styi'r!ne. VYsoiro!3. 20ed.
-89r V"
384
5
-. Y - .. a , I j,
rIS f,~ Lilt. V'!

ESKIN; Me,; JZYUMNIKOV, A.L.; ROGOZHKINA, Ye.D.; VYRSK1Y, Yu.P.
-*.WW-w ------ --
Composition inhomogeneity of statistical styrene - butyl
methaerylate copolymers. Vysokom.soed. 7 no,7:1184-1187 JI
165. (MIRA 18:8)
1. FIzIkc.--kbImicheskiy inatitut imeni Karpova i Institut
vyvokcmoIeku!yarnykh soyedineniy- AN SSSR.

ESUIN, V.fe.; NESTFROV, A,,Ye,,
Cri ti v-11 ijpqles,-;4ncpi wid lntz-rwole-~u-vir In'..;.'r-action '-n 7:)IItions of
pc`,)-~-Tlnylnapb,Lhalpne. V~-n,)kam.Z~,ed. 7 no-MA241,1247 JI-I 165.
(MIRA 18Z8)
.10
a Yhs~jtu4, vysrkomolekulyarnykh e(j,~dlnen y AN SSSR.

ESKIN, V.Yo*;. NESTEROV, A.Ye.
Critical opaleocence in solutions of polybutyl metacrylate in
isopropyl alcohol and polydimethylsiloxene in tetralin. Vysoko,.P.
soed. 7 no.8:1359-1363 Ag 165. (MRA 18:9)
1. Institut vyookomolekulyurnykh soyedincniy AN SSOR.

ESKINI V.Ye.j KOROTXINAj 0.2.
Light dispersion by the solutions of native, denaturatid and
damtructured deoxyribonualeio said, Biofisika 10 no.l126-31
165. (MIRA 18:5)
1, Inutitut vysokcmo1ekuIymrnykh noyedineniy AN SSSR, Leningrad.

ANUFRIYF,VA, Ye.V.; VOLCHFY, B.Z.; ILLARIONOVA, N.G.; KALIKHEVICH, V.N.;
KOROTKINA, O.Z.; WTIN, Yu.V.; PTITSYN, O.B.; PURKINA, A.V.;_ESKII~,
AID.-
Synthesis of poly-S-earbobenzoxymethyl-L-eysteine and the study of
its structure. Biofizika 10 no.2:346-347 165. (MA 18:7)
1. Institut, vysokomolekulyarnykh sayedineniy AN SSSR, Leningrad.

Korotkina, O.Z;;
ORG: Institute for Hii
lekulyarnyfi soedineni;
Patho ASKhN UkrSSR
logy
'Nagdinstsi V.V.; Savitskaya, III., Eskin, V.;.&
a a, 4 T'
lolecular Compounds AN SSSR Ttinstitut vysokomo-
Institute for Plaul
ledovatel'skly
Ass e
TITLE: Study of the properties of polyacrylamide by the method of ligh
scattering 2
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimil, v.38, no-11t 1965, 2533-2537
ITOPIC TAGS: nitrogen compound, light scattering, polymerization
' " w
ABSTRACT: The object of the work Wks to establish a relationship be-
tween the characteristic visoosit and the molecular weight, M, for
it
co
LIS -
ys~
high molecular weight pol-yacrylam de using the method of light scatter-
ing for determination of the molecular weight. Polymerization of the
acrylamide was carried out In an oxidation-reduction system In an aque-
ous medium in the presence of 0.5% Potassium persulfate, 0.25% sodium
hydrosulfate, and 0,14% triethanolamine, and In the presence of atmos-
pherio oxygen. The polymerization7 mnarature was 500 for the first two
hours, and then 600 fore-i-e-Whaud-r 4%9 polymer was obtained as An 84f
Card 1/2 UDO: "I -

.t 13074-66. W(mVEWWWW/1-~--p~~ WV/RK
ACC NRv AP5028914 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/65/165/003/OC,23/0626
AUTHOR: E"2 A. Yo.
V. Ye.; Nesterot,
ORG: Institute of Hi h Molecular Com ounds,__!kcademy of Sciences SSSR (Institut
vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy Akademii ngLtk SSSIQ
TITLE: The magnitude of the cohesion%nergy of certain polymers
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 165, no. 3, 1965p 623-625
TOPIC TAGS: polymer physical chemistry, intermolecular force
ABSTRACT: Debye proposed a method (J. Chem Phys. p 319 680, 1959) for the determination
of the mean radius I of the action of intramoleoular forces in polymer solutions based on the
measured asymmetries of the critical opalesc eace. According to the same author (P. Debye
et al. , J. Chem. Phys. f 30', 1803, 1962), the quantity 12 depends on the mean square radius
TR2 of the Inertia of polymeric coils within the iiolution (at critical concentration and near the
critical temperature Tk) and on the cohesion eiiergy density for the polYmer-P-olymer (8 22),
solvent-solvent (9 11), and polymer-solvent ($; 12) combinations. Since 12, R2, and 8 11 may
be determined separately, they can be used for the determination Of 9 22 and S 12 - The
present authors carried out the determination 4 the molar energy of cohesiOnj' 22 V2, and
the results are onymmarized In Table 1.
1/3
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TABLE I - Energy of cohesion of R2jyz8-vInXInaphtaleneI PolvmphtvImghpa~clat&j
and polybutyboethaorylate.
V
W2 601
solvent ca~
Poly-O - vinylnaphtalene
Phenylethyl alcohol "t'
'1 ,
00 22t 05
3 11400

Bemyl alcohol

. 1
s
0
14
1
139
21.3
2 78
:
1 .,
12WO
Toluene-decalin .2,3 20.4 78.5 ..
1 123. 4.5 4,16 W
Polynaphtylmethaerylate
Phenylethyl alcohol
,
12
0
2
52
88 7
4 2 6
11
: rem
Be alcohol
nz~l e
2
:11_ 49 4
:
1,,
,1
1 48 5
:
1 Bi:7
1 8:7 O:t
1
1 2DDOO

Petrolin .
. 27
: 62.9 t,8 9,7 0000

Toluene 2,4 67.5 0,87 10.6 13400
Poly i-tyl, ethArriate
tj 15
4
. 64 5 133 8.0 1 J3 9700
Isopropyl alcohol t a. 16 0
:
1
1 61:7 145
1 9 7
1 1,73
1 9350
3.0 0.3 70.0 M U.4 1.73 0100
A
d 2/3 -

ACC Nkt AP5028914
The paper was presented by Academician V. A. Kargin, 12 Apr 65. Orig. art. has:
6 formulas, 1 figure, and I table.
SUB CODE: 07 SUBM DAT E: I8Mar65 ORIG REP: 004 OTH REF: 010
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KOROTKINA, O.Z.; MAODINETS, V.V.; SAVITSKAYA, M.N.; ESKIN, V.Ye.
Study of the properties of polyacrylamide by the light
scattering method. Zhur.prikl.khim. 38 no.11:2533-2537
N 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Institut vysokomoIekUjyarnykY soyedineniy Ali' S'Ssm i
Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut fiziolo6ii rasteniy
akademii sel'Bkokhozyayptvennykh nauk UkrSV'R.

ESKIN, V. Y0.1 NESTIROV, A. Ye.
Scattering of light and viscosity of polypropylene sulfide
solution in benzene. Vysokom. eoed. 8 no. 18141-145 Ja 166.
(HIM 19 ti)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy PI; SSSR. Submitted
March 3. 1965.

KRIVT9)V, Boris Fanteleymonovich; Illya Grigorlyevich,
J.nzh.;l.ESKIV, Ya..D-.,_nauchn. red.; LAFAZAN, M.I., red.
[Laying tilei;, -saics, and "xyloliths.1111 Plitochrwe, mc-
zaichrqe i ksilolitovye raboty. lzd.3., perer. i dop. Mo-
skva, Vysshaia shkola, 1964. 301 p. (MIRA 17:7)

ESKIN, Ya.D., inzh.; GORYACHEV, V.I., irlzh.; EYDROV, Yu.,;., inzh.,
red.
[Finishing operations on the constniction of an experimental
building; experionce of the "Mosotdolstrol." I'muot N-.3 o.' tile
Vain Division .0or Housing and Civil Comitnic, Lion Jr. the City
of Moscow] Otdelochyge raboty na stroitellstve ekqperi.-~entall-
nogo zdanlia, opyt tresti, 111-losotdelstroill lio.3. G1_-,T.csstrC4
Moskva, Stroiizdat, 1965. 31 p.
1. Glavnyy inzhener tresta 'Wovotdelstruyll No.' Glavnogo ot-
Oq;L,e4y&',pq. d-11shcbppwi-grazhdanP)wiqu stroltellstvu v go-
:2. Nachallnlk takhnicheskogo otdela
rods,
tresta'"Mosotdelstroy" NoO.Glavnogo otdeleniya po zhllishch--
norm i grazhdanskomu str-oitellstvu v gorode Moskve (for
Goryachev).

SOV/135-59-10-19/23
18(5)
AUTHOR: EskintYe.H.
TITLEs More Attention to Soldering When Preparing Welding Specialists
PERIODICALt Svarochnoye proizvodstvog 1959, Nr 10, p 43 (USSR)
ABSTRACT% The author states that technical education in the Soviet Union is
neglecting training in the fields of soldering. Several fields of
machine engineering are mentioned, where soldering is needed. The
author proposes that the technical faculties should include cours-
es on soldering in their program.
Card 1/1

The Tula hdLRWg construction combine acts... Na stroi. Roe. 3
no.102 Ja 162. (WRA 16:5)
1. Nachallnik upravleniya prometroymaterialov Tullskogo soveta
nar8dnogo khosyaystva. (Tula Province-Concrete plants)
(Tula-Apartment houses)

TUKHNANYANIS, A.A.; SHAMUMIA, Ye.A.j ESKINA, G.V.
Ecology of Musca larvipara (Fortach, 1910). intermediary host
of Thelazia rhodeoi (Desmarest., 1827) occuring in cattle.
Uzb.biol.zhar. 7 no.2357-62163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Institut zoologii i parazitologii AN UzSSR.
(TASHKENI PROVINCE-PARASITES-CkITIE)
(IVMTODA--HOST ANIMAIS) (TASHKENr PROVIXF,--FLIES)

ASXIKA, X.Y.
. - I ~ ~ V.-
Atiology of the outbreak of leptospirosis la Grodakovo and Yoroshiloy
Distriots, Maritime Territor7, in 1948, Izv, Irks goo protivochum,
inst. 12:114-118 154, NIRA 10t12)
(GROIMKOVO DISTRICT--LIMOSPIROSIS)
(YCROSHILOY DISTRIOT--IMITOSPIRMIS)

~I.ACCESSION NRI AP4040467 S./0226/64/000/003/0016/0022
AUT11ORi Bal'$*hin, M..'Yu.; Ry*bal'cheAko H. K*.j Padalko, '0. V.
Eskina,,N. P.
TITLE: Somii problems of fiber metallurgy
SOURCE: Poroahkovaya metallurRiya. no. 3 (21), 1964, 16-22
TOPIC TAGS: metal fiber, fiber compactingo fiber sintering, fiber
metallurRygmetal felt, copper fiber# fiber'structure, fiber'compact
property, molybdenum' fibe''r
ABSTRACT: The properties of .copper obtai;ied by compactinR and sinter-
ing of fibers 100 U in -diameter andIO-15 , 5-8, 'and 2-4 mm in' length
have been studied. Test specimens were prepared by compacting copper
Ifelt obtained by filtration of a copper fiber suspension in glycerin4
ISpecimens were'then sintered in hydrogen at 980C for two hours. It
was found that specimens*made.Qf~fiber's 10-15 and 5--8 mm-long had
the same strength,while specimens made of fibers 2-4 mm lotrg had
10-15% lose strength. Therefora,,*further experiments were,conducted
Card l/ 3-

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4ACCESSION NRI AP4040467
with fibers 5-8 mm long. Fibers compact better than powders; for
instance, the porosity of'powder.specimens compacted under a pressure
of 20 to 30 dan/mm2 varied from 36 to 26%, while fiber compacts foade
under the same pressure,had a poros 'ity of 30 to 202... Fiber compActsq.
however, show much gr-e&ter' spring-back than powder compact's. After
.repeated compacting 4nA.sintering, the strength of fiber comp.acts is
:31 dan/mm2 compared with 22-24 dan/mm2 for cast or Pintere'd copper.
Compacts made of fibers 50 v in diamdter have even higher strength.
.The impact strength of fiber compacts decreased with increas'ing ten-
sile 11 triinph, with the same porosity, and varied ftom 0.62 to
.2.5 knm/cm . Copper fiber cdmpacts impregnated with bakelite have a
,tensile strength 2-4 dan/mm2 higher, but an impact strength
,0.1-0.2 kgm/cm2 less than unimpregnated compacts. Some experiments
were also conducted with molybdenum fibers 50 v in diameter. Holyb-
denum fiber compacts were fouh'd-to have an-impact strength of . 1
.1.40-1.58 kgm/mm2; that 1s,'s0veral,times higher than powder'.com-
p act a Orig. art. hae't *6 figures,.-3 tables, and 2 formulas,
ASSOCIATION: Institut setallurgiijis. A* As-Baykova (Institute.-of
Metallurgy inioni Baykov)

ACCESSION NRt AP4040467
,SUBMITTEDI 12Mar63 ATD PRESSs 3061 !:ENCLt. 00
SUB CODEt NO -RAP SOVs 002 OTHEP~!p 005
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CQrd

ES P, Dragoslav
MKIAX& (in ca,?u); Given Names
Colintry: Yugoslavia
Aca,1c.-ale Dtgreeu: Z-not given/
A,'fili!Ltion: - not givOnj
source: Belgrade, Vasiona, No 4, 196o, pp 116-118.
News and Notess '250 Yeats form the Death of the Danish Astronomer
Olaf Roomer', 'One Hundred Years from the Foundinge of the Tapads.
Observatory.Z~ortuga17 6, *Darkening of Sun's Edge Determined from
the Brightness Ourve During the Ring Phas~of the Ring Eclipse of the
Sun on April 19, 1958% 'Improvements in Photography of Celestial
Bodies', "Died Ser Harold Spenser Jonesp 9 "Fifty Years from the
Death of Govani Sciaparelli.1
tv

ESKLAY L.
Rearing queen bees. p.468
SOTSIALISTLIF PMLUMAJANDUS. Tallinn, Estonia, Vol. 14, no. 10, May 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EUT), LC. Vol. 8, No. 9, September 1959
Uncl.

concrete containk,39 cArtiallate grlvt-.l III tllt tulef",
I It. KiWmismairiv.. A:qu 11. A. Mwimuvivij.
90
-Affur 13 yvilf." e0fl.
(h ral, rojid., 24 (31 -1 q)
Cretv in mfurlim-i voillikilling kill u. 351;", ea-
billuku, gravol Ill (Ile fillvr Wai Ill A.1113fak-lilly vollitili"li. It

ESKO, L.I.; YELISEYEVA, O.N.
Hydrological service of the Tartu station to commercial
organizations. Meteor. i gidrol. no-1008-40 0 163.
(MM 16: 11.)
1. Gidrologicheskaya stantsiya Tartu, i Sektor gidrologicheskikh
prognozov Tallinskogo byuro pogody.

ESIKOV, Konstantin Androyevich* MASIM, Yu.A.f inzh., red.; DUGINA,
N:T- - --- VL~-~
. , UIKE0
[Gas welding and cutting) Gazovaia svarka i rezka. Moskva.9
Mashgiz, 1961. 35 P. (Hauchno-populiarnflia biblioteka ra-
bochego-ovarshchika, no.14) (MIRA 15:3)
(Gas welding and cutting)

SSIKOVA, m.p.
Comparative economic effectiveness of basing the North Atlantic herring
fleet on northern and Baltic ports. Trudy euv. Ikht. kom. no.10:245-
248 160. (HIRA 13:10)
1. Baltiyakiy nauchno-iomledovateliskiy institut morskogo rybnogo
khozyaystva i okeanografii-(BaltNIRO).
(Atlantic Ocean--Herring fisheries)
(Russia, Northwestern-41arbars)

-'Iadan
a 1,- .1:7 -rl, i. Jy,: ci
,:,,.Le of m -.0utrino

iACCESSION NRI AP4043036- P/0046/64/009/02-/0189/0193
AUTHORt Dardadin, Mel Bartkep Jol Eakreys, Asi Zielinskiq Wo~
TITLEt The emission of neutrons in'w--p interactions at 10 Bev
SOURCEi Nukleonika, 90 no. 2-3j 19640 189-193
TOPIC TAGSi neutron emissions-pi mason, proton, interactiong high
energy interaction
ABSTRAM The emission of neutrons from high-energy interactions
was studied by scanning 32pOOO photographs (from the 80-cm horizontaV
beam camera) exposed to the 10-Bev w-. beam of the CERN accelerator*
To eliminate most of the backgroundo events were checked against the
following criteriat 1) The angle of emission of a "neutral particle",.-,
did not exceed 90'; 2) the distance r between the star and the apex;
of "neutral-secondary interaction" did not exceed 7 cm, A sample oi
74 stare associated with "neutral interactions" and situated In a
forward hemisphere of 7-cm radius was obtained, Also, "true eventall
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11 ACCESSION-NRI AP4043036
and "background" were statistically separated by their dependence on
r
with 39.6 + 11&5 events assumed to be "true events." Two additionit
,
criteria were used: there should be no proton among the a-econdary
:;.tracks of the "primary'ster" and in one-prong interactions where the,
observed track is a proton' also its angle wit 'h the line of flight of
the "neutral particle" should be compatible with the kinematics of an
n-p collision. The LS angular distribution of neutrons was found to
'11be strongly peaked forward. The momentum distribution of neutrons
:iwas determined, then the CNS angular distribution was determinedg in-'
dicating an upper limit for the neutrons emitted forwards in the CHS,
as 4 23%. With a probability of emission of a neutron from a star
a w 0,5 + 0o21 neutrons are emitted In about 50% of.,R--p collisions
at 10 Be";. In the discussion# N. Sardadin mentioned the occurrence.j.
of an inelastic hyperon interactLon an inelastic A* interaction
with a proton
P + p+ '*-a
!ij Orig.s art# heal ".6 figurasi
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Sixth Laboratory, Institute for 'Nuclear Research
(Instytut Badan Jadrowych - Zaklad VI), Crakow
Crakow Postel) fizyki, No 3, May-June 1965, pp
257-276
%wcUon of jz mesons with nuclei in the field of
accelerator energies."

FSLEGR, V.
"Shifting forces acting in the slide valves of hydraulic-copying
systems and its effect on dampers." p. 203.
STROJIRENSTVI. (Ministerstvo tezkeho strojirenstvi, Rinisterstvo
presneho strojirenstvi a Ministerstvo automobiloveho prurorslu a
zemedelskych stroju). Praha,$ Czechoslovakia, Vol. 9, No. 3, Mar. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 6,
August 1959.
Uncla.

ESLDGE.R, TON. !
25 16 --1 ? 1, 11
A N.V. 1 Fortimatou, Ity h,~ 1: h a 2, p i f-, t t j I ',"vr)Lct-:!Ip
Del't A:-,u-Dqr'l 1 Syr-bur'I. Ryb. Fhoz-Uo, P-M 1, Na. F, ~E,. 16-22
SO : L;A-- is' llo. "", 191,9

P'SIL / IV(,-,F-lfj Yo. v
BIRZT) NEZHNYKH, G.; KONOTAWY, P.M.; ESLINCMR, Yu.Y.
Con,;rolled spawning of Aral fish. Top.1kht. no.1:63-67 '33. (MLRA 7i6)
1. Rybovodno-biologiche;kaya laboratoriya Aralrybvoda.
(Fish cul urs)

VII. 1.r.
57f?, 0 'rfirt no mr)I(Y)i qWrj1v,I v -A!-:terv
:,r-i1-),rbW(yIp. ?-'. , 10r,4. 20-,. r, M. 'If) qyri. prom-stl
S53R. Tek'hn upr. obmt-n' neredowrm tpkhn. ortom). 1.200 30,k.-Sost.
ma obornte tit. 1. -(55-1-036) P. 09-3-034 '
SO: KnI7'nna,,rp., Lf-topis, Vol. 1, 1955

EDNOVALDV, P.M.; ISLINGER, Tu.V.
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Circular earth basins developed by the Aral Administration for Fish
Protection and Culture& Vop.ikht. no.2:97-111 154. (KURA 8 %5 )
1. Arallakoys upravleniye rrbokhrany i rybovodstva - Aralrybvod.
(Fish ponds)

*w&MMw,'iU.v.
Aksay-Kuvan-Darlya system of lakes. Trudy Lab.ozeroveds 3:67-76
'549 (MLU 8:2)
(Aral Sea region-Lakes)

USSR/C..~Itivated Plants - Fruits. Berries. m
Abs Jour Ref Zbur Biol., No 13, 1958, 82478
Author EsIon, J.
Inst
Title Pata on the Winter Resistance of Fri.~.it Tree Varieties in
the Esonian Soviet Socialist Republic
01!ig P-_'.'b Vopr. razvitiya sadovodstva v EstSSR, Tallin, Est. gos.
izd..vo, 1957, 39-75
Abstract A survey of investi8ations on the st~;dy of winter resis-
tance in plants is given. A report is made on the re-
stilts of the processing of data on the winter resistance
of 214 varieties of apple tree, 46 - of pear, 13 - of
pl-m and 23 - of cherry carried out by TartL;sskiy Univer-
sity. The most winter hardy varieties and the relation
between the resistance and agricultural technique are
pointed oLit.
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ESLON, J.
Bud grafting of stone -fruita in the spring. P. 132.
SOTSIALISTLIK POLUJMAJANDUS. (PollumajanduBe ministeerium) Tallinn,
Estonia. Vol. 13, no. 3, March 1958.
Monthly List of Eaat European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 11,
November 1959'.
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EHION 7 J.
The problem of standard fruit varieties can not be dealt with formnlly. n. 190.
SOTS !~.L-- 0",'LTY, T)I. 13, no. 4, Air. 105P.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (LFFAT), LOp 17o. -4, TuIv-IInrn.
Uncl.

ESLUX017, M.
I
IlSubJect nlan for agricultural research in the USSR in 1953.11 -- 63 ("C57M 11i"My
ROLITIIVZK~, Vol. 5, nol, Jnn/Feb 1953, "larszawa, roland)
SO: lJonthly Livt of East European Accessions, Vol. 2, # ,