SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT EYUBOV, R.E. - EYZENGARDT R.S.

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GUSLTNOV, D.14.; LTL!BGV, R .
Effect of Ionizing radiations on raw-cotton yields. Izv.AU Aserb.
SSR Ser.blol.i sellkhos.muk no-3:77-80 159. (MM 12-28)
(Plants. Mffeo*~bf radiation on) (Cotton growing)

GUSEYNOV. D.M.; EMBOY$ R~6
Effect of Ionizing radiation on the ripening and 7ield of cotton.
Dokl.AN Aserb.SSR 15 no.6:521-525 '59. 041RA 12:9)
1. Institut agrokbisli I pochvovedaniya AS Az#*rSSR.
(Rn4ioactivity-Physiological effect)
(cotton)

CAND AOR SCI#
EYUBOV, R. E.t "J~ OF JONIZINQ
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RADIATION& eZTHE GROWTH9 DEVELOPMENT, AND YiELP OF 190
COTTON -ftlalff-o" BAKU9 PUBL18MING House OF ACAD Scl AzS3Rv
1961a (AcAo Sat AzSSR, INST OF SOIL SC-1 AND AQROCHEM~~
MIN 0 AGR USSR, GEORGIANOR INST). (KLI 2-61, 216).
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EYUBOV,,R.E.
Effect of some radioactive inotopes mixed with growth
promoting substances of petroleum origin and treated with
gumbrin on the growth, develo,-ment, and yield of cotton.
Trudy Inst. Pochv. i agrokhim. AN Azerb.SSR 22:27-39 164,
(MIRA 18:11)

KYUBOV I.Z. veterinarn" vrach (AzerbSSR)
Use of the URPN-70-1 X-ray apparatus, reterinariia 37 no*7968
JI 160. (MIRA l6f2)
(I ra-ya-Ijuipment and supplieo)

USSR/Farm Iinimls - Swine. q,-4
Abe Jour : Rel' Mur - Biol., No 18, 3-958, 83425
Author : Eyudrigovicb, YeoV., Averin. A.V.
Inst : I(har Ikov Zootechnical Institute.
Title : Types of Feeds to be Used in the Raising of Wneo
Orig Pub : Sbe tr* Khar'kovek, zooteldin. in-ta, 1957, 9, 173-1G5-
Abstract : In tests performed on 3 cxoups of large white breed eowe
it was confirmed that it is possible to direct influences
throuL4i the mternal orLunism upon the development of yoluig
swine from the earliest staGos of their ontogenesis. The
increase in growth intensity which occurred during oyabryo-
nal development., affected postembryonal growth in a positi-
vo manner. arowth and dovelopL=t were influenced ;rcatly
by incroases of general protein levels in feeds and by
their nutritional values. ,s pregnant and nursing; saws
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MAZOV, A.A., assistant
Effectiveness of blaillin-3 in the prophylaxis of owlet fever
complications in the otorhinolarMological organs. Preliminary
report. Azerb.med.shur. no.1:46-50 Ja 160. (NIRA 13:5)
1. Iz kafedry boleaney.ukha, gorla i noaa (zav. - prof. X.D.
Kashlayev) A2erbaydzhanskogo instituta usovershoustvovantya
vrachey.
(PUICILLIN) (SCAR= MM) (OTOL&RTNGOLOGT)

EYVAZOV9 A A
Prevention and treatment of acute ouppurative inflammations of
the middle ear with bicil-lin-3. Azerbe nod, zhur, no, 7s27-31
160. (KM 13:8)
lo Iz kafedry ukhat gorla i nosa (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
naukJq prof, M,D, Kazhlayev) Azerbayd%han kogo gosudarstvenogo
instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (direktor- prof,
A.M, Aliyev).
(EAR.-DISEMES) (PENICILLIN)

.ZYVAZOVp A.A.
7'Uve of bicillin-3 in otitiv media. DoU. AN' Azerb. SSF 16
no. il:1115-1120 160, (MIRA 14:2)
1. Azgos institut usovershonstvovaniya vra,7:iey. Predstavleno
uhf.demikom AN AzerSSR H.A. Topchibushevym.
(Penicillin)

EYVAZOV, A. A.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Prophylaxis and treatment of middle ear
inflammation using bleylline-3.11 Tbilisi, 1961. 16 pp; (Tbilisi
State Med Inst); 160 copies; price not given; (KL, 10-61 sup,
227)

JTVAZOV, B.A.
Reinforeod syphilis therapy. Tent.vener. no.2:30-32 Mr-Ap 150.
(CLML 19:3)
1. Baku.

A
NYVAZOV.B.A.; YUNOVICH,L.K.
Gureof some chronic skin diseases with hydrosulfide water from'
a spring in the Stalin district of Baku. Dokl.AN Aserb. SSR 10
no.12:885-891 154. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Predstavleno daystvitellnym chlenom Akademli nauk Azerbayd-
2hanskoy SSR A.I.Karayevym.
(Baku--Mineral waters) (Skin--Diseases)

B. A. wand 71UNOVICH, L.
E Y- -1 A,7, 0 VI-
"Concerning the Application of PzAioactive Phosphorus in D--rmatoloC;y" a report
presented at the Transcaucasian Odiological Conference, Tbilisi, 28-31 Oct 5:5-
Sur.- ilo- 1C47, 31 Aug 56

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ATTAZOV. B.A.
Oatstanding scientist. Uch. zap. AGU no.4:131-132 157. (MIRA Iltl)
(Rasumovskii, rasilti Ivanovich. 1857-1935)

KrMIYEV, F.A., Prof., saslushenr47 deyatell nauki, ZYVAZqDjB.A#,,~rof,
zaaluzheuyy deyatell nauki, ABDULAYN, D.M.,;-p'Fo'F-.,-xaslyzhenYY dayatell
naukig SELINIMOV, G.A., KAMEMKOVA, L.A., TELKASPAROVA, I.R.,
BUITANOVA, Sh.A,,XUSAYNV, Ya.A.0 ATAXISHIM, A.R., ABDULLAYIN. V.M.
Dshalll lusufarich Gussinov; on his 60th birthday, Arkh.pato 20
no*7t93-94 158 (XIRA 11:9)
1, Chleny Aserbaydzhanskogo obehohestva patologoanatomov (for
SelimIchanov, Hamedbekovag Ter-Kesparovag Sultanova, Musayev, Atakishiyov,
Abdullayev, TeX@)
(GUSNINOV, DZHALIL IUMFOVICH, 1896-)

rEYVAZOV, B.A., prof., zasluzhenny deyatell nauki
Urgent problems in the reorganization of medical edacation.
Azerb.med.zhur. no-1:51-59 Ja '59. (MMA 12:4)
(MEDICINE-STUDY AND TEACHING)

3YVAZOV,,,,k~jk*s prof., zanlush.daystell nai*i
- ~
Soyse problems in the epidemiology and treatment of dermatomyco-
at@. Averb.madeshur. no.401-56 Ap '59. (XIRA 12:6)
(HIRMTONTCOSIS)

EYVAZOV, B.A.
A force for medical personnel and a focus of medical science.
Azerb. med. zhur. no-4:28-38 AP 160. (MM 14:5)
(AZERBA JAN--MDICIKT--STUDY AND TEACHING)

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AUTHORt GegM~in, YA. Ye.; Matookin, V. P.1 n[yMov, E. A.
TIM: Effect or weak electric fields on the dietribution of dislocations 112 M
ensemble in alkali-hklide single crrgjSLsj&t high temperatures
SOURCE: All SSSH. Doklttdrt v- 161o no- 39 1965v 575-576t and Insert facing p, 576
TOPIC TAGS: dislocation mations lalides sIngle crystal., high temperature
behavior, dislocation distribution, diffusion mobility
"STM
W~ Land KBr in~veak
-d- ~thj'---matloa vf--dis1ocrztion.-c=-be-'due~-.---
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to the appreciable difflusion mobillty or the ions. The experiments were maAe with-'.
a single crystal grown by the Y-tropoulos method from spectrally pure raw materials ;
and split along the cleavage planes. During the course of high temperature anneal-;
ing, a field - 50 V/cm vas applied to the sample, with a corresponding density j
3 IiA/cm2. After annealing for different lengths of time, the sample -was slowly
cooled in the field and its structure before and after cooling vas determined at
room temperature, so as to trace the dislocation diatribution. The results showed
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the distribution of the dislocation In the (100) plane to be uneveh, with a prefer-,
red clustering observed-at the end of. the -crystal with -the positive potential. The
dislocation density exhibited a norzionotonic variation with the coordinate. Vacro-
scopic pares developed and grew in regions where the dislocation density reached a
maximum. 1-be number of porous zones seen in an optical microscope at '~40X Tagnifi-
cation was proportional to the quantity of electricity passing through the c175tal
and thus proportional to the annealing time. The time necessary to establish an
inhomogeneous dislocation distribution ranged from 5 to 15 seconds. Control exper-
iments have shown that the described phenomena did not depend on the rn&terial from
which the electrode was made. It is premature to anaJ,4%e the observed results and
the investigation is still being continued. This report was presented by P. A.
Rebinder. Orig. art. hast 2 figures.
ASSOCTATIONt Khar1kovekly goffudaratvenrWy universitat in. A. H. Gor'kogo (Kharlkor
State University)
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AVANESOV, V.T.; MTAZOV, B.G.; GUSIYNOV, G.F.; BONMRIV, X.V.
* ------ "
Analyzing results and evaluating possibilities of Sub-Kirmaki
flooding in the Chakhnaglyar field. Trudy AzMI MI no.3:169-209
156. (MIRk 11-6)
(Apsheron Peninsula--Oil vell flooding)

NTVAZOV, B.G.; OVXATANOV, S.T.; LISTINGARTZN. B.M.
Book by A.G. Aliev, L.V. Kinsberg, L.A. Nikolsevs, (OCollecting
properties of lirmaki series rocks of the Apsheron Peninsula,'.
Reviewed by B.G. Bivasov, S.T. Ovnatanov, B.M. Listengarten).
Aserb.neft.khos. 36 no 07:48 Jl 157. (MIRA 10110)
(Apsheron Peninsula--Petroleum geology)
(Aliev, A.G.) (Minzberg, L.T.) (Nikolaeva, L.A.)

REYKEMAN, IoBif Rnvinovich, kand.geol.-miner.nauk; MAZOV, B.G., red.;
SHTMGELI, A.B., red,izd-va I. __
[Binagady oil fieldJ Binagadinskoe neftianoe mostorozhdenie.
Baku, Aserbaidzhanskoe gos.izd-vo neft. i nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry,
1959. 69 P. (MIRA 13:3)
(Binagady region (Azerbaijan)-,-Petroleum geology)

ZTVAZOV, B.G.
Oorrelation of Chokra-Spirialis lavers in the Apsheron Peninsula.
Azerb. neft. khoz. 38 no.9:1-4 S 159. (MIRA 13:2)
(Aspsheron Peninsula--Geolog7, Stratigraphic)

EYVAZOV, E.G.
Oil potential of Chokrak-Spiriali and Kotm bads in the Binagady-
Suluteps area. Aserb.neft.khoz. 41 no,3:1-5 Mr 162.
(~aU 15:8)
(Aserbaijanw-Pstrol e= geology)

A.S..- B.M.; ntV~2u';V, E.G.
1k, in tM ~;pt-.cdfi-- gravit- of Fetr:)'Oeim in Lhe -'r.-~Ces!3 of oil
fj,~~Id davalupwtit. Gkj cj Al. ri-i f t 1 J. a a 1~ rr- . 4 -~, ~, -7-- J~-,; 4p 1-:
(KIRA 2-8:8)
.Lo fie ft-,epr~)mWsacmoye up-rwvlaniya iirriwmeftv.

TINYAKOVA, Ye.I.; EYVAZGV, E.Z.
Polymerization of dienes induced by organocalcium compounds.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. khim. no.8:1508 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Institut neftekhimicheskogo sinteza im. A.V. Topchl-yeva AN
SSSR.

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ACC , NRi AT018249 SOURCE COM Ulf/3021/64/066/259/0176/01791
AUTHORSt _Aily ov, Burkova, M. V.; ]Lz-h-ordzhio 4-1 Dzhurayqv, A. D ; Levinad
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P., ; M M. A.;
Z. yalkovskayqL,__~!. _M.; Neushkin _1. L; R21ro9yantl__ 1~1VA-25TAt
Romanovo N*_
OFG: none +
TITLE: Proposal for the construction of a map AT to improve the meteorological
service for aircraft TU-104 d 250
SOURCE: Tashkent. Universitet. NauchrMe trudy, no. 259- Fizicheskiye naukig no. 23t
1964. Fiz! atmoefer7 i aviatoionnays. meteorologiya (physics of the atmosphere and
aTiation meteorology), 176-179
TQPIC TAGSt atmosphere, weather map, weather forecasting, aircraft, meteorology
AtSTRACT: The necessity for constructing an AT map is pointed out. The authors
250
note that in the majority of casest the flight height of the TU-104 aircraft is 10.5
km, a height that corresponds to an absolute topography of 250 millibars. It in
argued thatvery little additional effort would be called for from existing weather,
forecasting otations.for the construotion of the AT250 weather maps since these
stations already routinely broadcast inforsiation on AT200 and AT 300" Examples of

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constmotion of AT250 maps .. Orig. art. hast 2 gmphs.
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TSATURYANTS, A.B.; MAMEDOV, A.R.; EYVAZOVA, R.G.
Coefficient of the throttling of ethane. Dokl. AN Aserb. SSR,
18 no.11:23-28 162. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut razrabotki neftyanykh i gazovykh mestorozhdeniy
AN AzSSR. Predstavleno akademikom AN AzSSR S.M. Kuliyevym.

ASHUMOV, G.G., kandidat khtmicheakikh nauk; VICLIYEV, Sh.V., kandidat
khimicheskikh nauk; ZYVAZOVA, S.A., kandidat khj*icheskikh nauk.
Study of oils in the Reftechala region. Lin Azerbaijani with
summry in Russianj. Aserb,neftakhos.36 no,,2:25-27 P 157*
(MLRA lo:4)
(Neftbohala-Petroleum)

,ASHUMOV, G.G.; SMANYAN, T.S.; EWAZOVA, S.A.
Quality of petrolems on Peschanyy Island. Aserb.neft.khoz- 38
n0-1:35-36 Ja 159- (MIRA 12:4)
(Peacham" Island-Petrole=)

NAMA2;PV, I.I.; ASHWOVO G.G.; IYOILZOVA, ;~4.
Sulfur content of Azerbo4jan oils and light-colore4 petroleum
Proftets'obtained from them. Azerb. Wt. khoz. 30 no.2:33-
34 P 160. -M--, (MIRA. 14:8)
(To~troleum products)-

EIVELIMANS, Bernar, doktor zoologii
IfOn the track of unknown animals" by B. Eivelmanse. Book review.
IUn. nat. no.1206 D 161. (MIRA 15,l)
(Zoology--Juvenile literature) (Eivelmanse, B.)

MY-TUBOV, A. PIRAwco-.. ~..
ClImntotherany at AzcrWJan rc?ortgo Vop.1carfl?,! -,ter, t lech,
~j
fit. kullt. 23 no.3:2Z4--2?8 9,7-Js~ '5" 'UU 1107)
1. 1% Instituka geografit AN
'ALF -;A11-1-MING PLA--FSj JM -.,)
RRAJJ9l--_qRA,.T1l RF;;;)RT5j

, EMMOV, A.D.
Distance of tbo visible borfzon in the Azerbaijan S.S.R.
Dokl.AN Axerb.SSR 15 no,ll*lVfI,-l044 159. - '
(MIRL'13:4)
. (Asorbaijan-Visibility)

EYYUBOVI A.D.
Snow cover in the Azerbaijan S.S.R. Trudy 71bil,HIGMI n0-934&52
161. (mm 150)
1. Institut geografil, AN Aserbaydzhanskoy SSR.
(AserbaiJan--Snow surveys)

EMWV, A.D.
Snowstorms In warm weather.
Priroda 51 no.1:126 JA '62.
(MIRA 1,5: 1 )
1. Institut geografli All Azerbaydzhanskoy SSR, Baku.
(Azerbaijan--Snow)

_LYrT~. A.D.
Types of weather in the case of air temperature inversions.
Dokl. AN Azerb. SSR 18 no.5:33-35 162. 04IRA 15:7)
1. Institut geografii AR AzWR. Predstavleno akademikom
AN AzSSR M.A. Kashkayem.
(Azerbaijan-Weather)

_gTRBQY,.,,,A.D.
Snow cover in the Azerbaijan S.S.R. Izv. AN Azerb. SSR Ser.
geol.-geog. nauk i nefti no.5.113-120 162. (MMA 16:6)
(AserbaiJan-Snow)

EYYUBOV, A.D.-
Metaorological conditions during fog in Azerbaijan. Tzv.All Azerb.
SSR. Sor.geol;-geog. nauk i nefti no.4:117-125 163. 041RA 17:4)

EYYUBOV) APD*, r,,'.Ind. geogr. nauk
Choice of criteria of the limits of climatic seasons in mountain
regions; based on the example of Azerbaijan. I-Ileteor. II j-,idroll.
no.2:30-32 F 166. ("Upt, 19: 1)
1. Institut geof~rafii AN AzSSR. Submitted February 25, 1965.

ALIYEV, G., kand. tokhn. nauk; EYYUMV, D., inzh.
New principle of constructing vertical Joints for panels.
ZhI. stroi. no.1%18-19 165. (NIRA 18:3'~
i

STrUBOY.M.
We are strengthening primary organisationm. Voon-snan-31 no.8:3
Ag 155. (MLRA 8:12)
1. Prodeedatell gorodskogo komitste, Dobrovollnogo obahchostva so-
daystviya armii, avlatsil I. flotu. BFdm.
(Killt&27 OducAtIOU)

M
USSR/Cuitivated Plants Genernl Proble!;W-
Abs Jo:..r : Ref nur Biol., Ito 18, 1958, 82245
Author : Eisei,, I.
Inst : AS Extouian SSR
Title : oi-i the FraqL:eacyand I;iteiiaity of Frosts on Reclaiiied
Lowlai,d Bogs aad Mineral Soils.
Orig Pub : F14SV Tead'"ste Ak-id. toimetised. Biol. seer., I7.v. All
EstSSR Ser. biol. 1957, 6, No 4, 364-371
Abstract : During 1934-1955, observations were cond.zted at Toom
experimental station on the periods of the adveat and
iatensity of frosts. Differences in the rdcroclimatic
conditions on mineral a.-.-d peat soils di-.ring the ve,~,eta-
tion period were determined. The chief difference con-
sists of the presence of late summ r frosts on peaty
soils. Owing to late (spring) and early (aut=Li)
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LfSSR/Cultivated Plants - Genera! PlrobleLis M
Abs Jb"r Ref ZU,r Biol.) Wo 16, 1958, 82245
frosts tiu d-rati0it Of t110 vegetative period for plants
Be.-Sitive to fros.~G is 8"lortee o:"' peat 'Joill tjj.~ 01-~
rldalcral O;!Cs. It is recortale,idcd to grow 0.1 peaty E;Oils
crops resistmit to frosts - pereiniial grasses, winter
rye, barley) fodder cabbage, 811:1flower, vetch-oat mixto-
re aud others. -- A.F. Khlystova

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EY9EN) L; KMI, J.
Some instructive monents in the history of Estonian cultivated meadows.
P. 366, (Sotsialistlik Pollumajandus) Vol. 12, no. 8, Aug. 1957, Tallinn, Estonia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Acessions (EFAI) Vol. 6, No. 11 :1ovember 1957

ITZXN, I., kand#spl'pkqkhoz.Annk-
Itffect of the therml regime of drained soils on the growth of cul-
tivated plants under conditions prevailing In the letonian S.S.IL
Gldr. 1 mel. 12 no.10:16-23 0 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Istonekly nauchno- Is sled ovatel ' skiy institut zemledeliya I
melioratelt.
(Istonia-Peat aoile) (Drainage) (Soil temperature)

FIMI, .I. A.
"The Effect of the Ground Idater Depth Level on the Fruitfulness of Poorly Decorposed
Peat Soils." Cand Agr Sci, Division of Biological, Agricultural and Nedical Sci, Tallin,
1955. (KL, fro 15, Apr 55)
SO: Sum. No. 704, 2 Nov 55 - Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended
at USSR Hirher Educational Institutions (16).

KYZEN , I.A.
Effect of the agricultural use of lowland bogs on the
properties of peat soils in the Estonian SSR. Pochvovedenie
no.8.-26-33 Ag 161. (MM .14: 11)
1. Estonakiy nauchno.-issledovatellskty institut zemledeliya i
melloratsii, Eksperimentallnaya baza looma.
(Estonia.-Peat soils)

KLESMENT, I.R.; RAING, S.A.; EYZEN, I.G.
Microanalytioal hydrogenation and dehydrogonation in conne-tior.
with gas.-liquid chromatography, Noftekbim'...'A 3 no.6:864-870 N~-
D 163. (MJRA 2-7:3)
1. Institut khimlt AN Estonskoy SSR.
.1

EYZEN, Yu. (Eisen, J. 1; KII'DRY-AVTSI!-VA, L., kand. k1him. nauk; :LYING, ;'- , Y-~nd.
khim. nauk;_EYZEN 0. [Eisen, 0.], kand. t,~khn. nau?
. - - I-
Ralative retention time of hydrocarbons in gas chroirvAtographic
analysis. Izv. AN Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. i tekh. navik 13 no-3:
234-240 164. (M1RA 17:11)
1. Institut khimii AN E3tonskoy SSR.

0.1, kand.tekhn.nauk; YUDRYAVTSEVA, L.. kand.
K 1BRET., 0.,- E","VE14, C,
~h-'n'rlquk, RANG. S., kani.khim.nauk
Adocxfj~~'.vlty of sr*,~ hydrocarbovi in chromatographic operations
--4-. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. i Lekh.rauk
~ri :3:~*Lti;-a gel.. 2v. AN F
161
(MIRA 18W
..r-;T.,tUt AN 9,;t-irskoy &-'F. h2erkorr spcndent
AN SSR 'V.,r Hirr,O.,

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AUTHORS: Eyzeno O.G., Candidate of Technical Sciences; Arro, I.Kh.
07"wM"N"r
TITLE: The Content of 3.4 Benzpyrene in Some Estonian Oil Shale
Tars (0 soderzhanii 3.4-banzpirena v nekotorykh estonskikh
slantsevykh smolakh)
PERIODICALt Izveatiya Akademii nauk Estonskoy SSR, 1958, Nr 3, pp 220
228 (USSR) (Seriya tekhnicheskikh i fiziko-matematicheakikh nauk)
ABSTRACT: As early as 1947, the carcinoma-producing effect of the by-
product oven tar obtained from Estonian oil shale was estab-
lished, 3.4-benzpyrene being the carcinogen. The article
contains data on the content of 3-4-and l.?-benzpyrene in
the generator oil, the by-product oven tal and the tar. The
content was determined by aid of an installation with a so-
lid heat carrier at a temperature of 735 in the reactor.
For purposes of concentrating the two benzpyrenes, distill-
ation processes in a vacuum and multiple chromatography with
silica gel and aluminum oxide were carried out. The frac-
tions obtained from this process were investigated with re-
spect to their 3-4- and 1.2-benzpyrene content, by aid of
C ard 1/2 the ultraviolet absorption spectrograph. There was 0-004%

SOV/23-58-3-6/11
The Content of 3.4 Benzypyrene in Some Estonian Oil Shale Tars
of 3-4-benzpyrene in the medium fraction of the generator
oil, 0.17% in the by-product oven tar, and 0.015% in the tar
of the installation with a solid heat carrier. The presence
of 1.2-benzpyrene was determined only qualitatively. There
are 9 tables and 19 references, 9 of which are English and
10 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimii AN Estonskoy SSR (The ChemistryInstitute of
the AS Estonian SSR)
SUBMITTEDt December 23, 1957
NOTE
Russian title and Russian names of individuals and inatitu-
tione appearing in this article have been used in the trans-
literation
1. Tars--Analysis 2. Petroleum--.Properties 3. Benzpyrzene
--Determination
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AUTHORS: Eyzen, 0. G., Rang, S. A., Rang, Kn. A.
TITLE: Concerning the Chemical Composition of the Light Frac--
tion of Shale Gasoline
PERIODICAL: Khimiya i tekhnologlya topliv i maze!, !960, Nr 3,
pp 8-12 (USSR)
ABSTRA_CT-. Present work is devoted to the studs Of the fraction of
shale gasoline boiling off below 6'( The sample was
subjected to fractional distillation after phenol was
removed from it with 20% NaOH. The obtained narrow
fractions were combined according to their physical
constants and subjected to chromatography on silica
gel. The individual composition of the saturated and
unsaturated fractions, obtained in the Course of chro-
matography, was determined by their physical constants
and Raman spectra. The second method used to determine
their composition was gas-liquid chromatcgraphy. Both
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Concerning tile Cheirlical ComposLtl,~n or the T'lj ~f)
Light Pr,a,-,' Iran of" Shale Gasoline so,:/r- ~o 19
3 V
ASSOCrAT-':ON-.
(,r the rracticn boiling off' bel,,)w 6't, 10 art?: normal
.-olefins (35.9%), n-pararf'ins and normal
--olefins ~16.7%), cyelopentene'(Ii.87%), and cyclo-
pentane (1.82%). The total amount of' isocompounds
is 3.73%. Of' dienes, isoprene (1.28%) and piperylene
(1.9'(%) are preoent. In all, 25 inJi-vidual hydro-
carbons were separat.ed and Identiried. There are
3 tables; and 19 references, 13 Scviet, -~ German,
3 U.S. The 3 U.S. references are: Egloff", G., Physical
Constants of' Hydrocarbons, New York, IL, 193~), 11', 1940;
Raman Spectra Data. Americal Petroleum Institute,
Research Project 44, Petroleum Research Laboratory,
Carnegie Institute of Technology, 191~1; Dubois, H. D.,
Skoog, D. A., Anal. Chem,, 20, 625, 19-48-
Institute of Chemistry of the Academy or Soiences or
the ESSR (Institut kh1mi! AN FSSR,!
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C1 1 1YC222
AUTHORS: Arpo,I., and Eyzen,O., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLEt On Spectral Analytic Determination of Light Aromatic Hydrocarbonst
in the Products of Low-Temperature Carbonizati of the Esthonian L-11
Shale - - T~ moo
PERIODICAM Izvestiya Akademi nauk Estonskoy SSR. Seriya Tekhnicheskikh
i Fiziko-Matematicheskikh nauk, 1960,No-3, PP-187-194.
TEXT3 The authors develop a spectral analytic method for a quantitative
determination of aromatic combinations of the products of low-temperature
carbonization of shale. With the aid of the Haman spectrum, aromatic
hydrocarbons up to propyl benzene can be determined, with ultraviolet
spectroscopy they can be determined up to benzene and toluene. In the
shale benzene the set of aromatic hydrocarbons with alkyl groups decreases
with the increase of the length of the lateral chain. Among the low-
temperature carbonizing plants working in the oil regime those ones with
a fixed heat carrier show the maximal content of aromatic combinations.
The total content of benzene and toluene (relative to the set of shale)
in tunnel kiln benzine and rotary retort benzine is almost equal
(1sO.240-25).
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Light Aromatic I~ydrocarbons in the
Products of Low-Temperature Carbonization
of the Esthonian Shale '.
S102 601000100310011012
C111YC222
The authors mention Kranig, Landsberg, Dikun and Kobellskaya. There
are 2 fiigures, 4 tables and 10 referencest 8 Soviet, 1 German and
1 American.
ASSOCIATIORs Institut khimii Akademii nauk Estonskoy SSR (Chemical
Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Esthonian SSR)
SUBMITTEDs October 16, 1959
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D221/D305
AUTHORS: E ~~en 0., Candidate of Technical Sciences and
,y_
Rikken-Yu.
0
TITLE: On the chemical composition of oil-shale gasoline
sulphur compounds
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Estonskoy SSR. Izvestiya. Seriya
fiziko-matematicheskikh i tekhnicheskikh nauk,
no. 4, 1960, 358-366
TEXT: The authors studied the group composition of sulphur com-
pounds of shale oil gasoline, identifying -for the first time some
of the individual compounds. The amount of sulphur in oil is of
great importance for the oil industry: this question is being ex-
tensively studied in the Bashkir branch of the Academy of Sciences
of the USSR under the leadership of Professor R.D. Obolentsev with
the assistance of B.V. Ayvazov (Ref. 1: Raspredeleniye pryamoy
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On the chemical composition D221/D305
gonki, vyrabatyvayemykh iz sernistykh neftey (Distribution of
Straigh-111-Run Distillation of Sulphur-Containing Oil, Coll.) Sb.
khimiya seraorganicheskikh soyedineniyj soderzhashchikhsya v nef-.
tyakh i neftoproduktakh (Chemistry of Organic Sulphur Compounds
Contained in Crude Oil and Oil Products). Bashkir branch of AS.
USSR, M. 1959) and (Ref. 2s R.D. Obolentsev, A.A. Ratovskaya, IK
voprosu o metode gruppovogo opredeleniya seraorganicheskikh soye.-
dineniy, predlozhennomu Bashkirskim filialom AN SSSR (On the Me-
thod of Group Determination of Organic Sulphur Compounds, Sugges-
ted by the Bashkir Branch of the AS USSR) Sb. Khimiya seroorga-
nicheskikh soyedineniy, soderzhashchikhs a v nefti i neftoproduc-
takh, Bashkirsk. filial AN SSSR, M. 1959T, but up till now little
has been done in this direction for shale oil of the Baltic oil
shale basin. Previous works of A. Usk and I.G. Stoler (Ref. 3:
Izyskaniye sposobov uluchsheniya kachestva slantsevogo benzina
(Search for Methods of Improving the Quality of Shale Gasoline) Sb.
Goryuchiye slantsy, Khimiya; Tekhnologiya, N2, AN ESSR, Tallin,
1956), and of P. Kogerman, K. Luts,Yu.Khyusse (Ref. 4: Khimiya
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On the chemical composition ... D221/D305
estonskikh slantsev (Chemistry of Estonian Shale) ONTIGKhTI, 1934)
deal mostly with the general content of sulphur in shale oil, a
more detailed study had been made only by Kh.A. Silland (Ref. 5:
0 gruppovom sostave sernistykh soyedineniy slantsevoy smoly (On
the Group Composition of Sulphur Compounds of Shale Pitch) Tr.
Tallinek. politekhntin-ta, Ser. A. No. 97, 1957) and (Ref. 6: 0
poeledovatellnom opredelinii 7tlassov sernistykh soyedineniy v
slantsevoy smole (On the Consecutive Determination of Classes of
Sulphur Compounds in Shale Pitch)Tr. Tallinsk. politekhn. in-ta.
Ser. A, No. 97, 1957).The authors investigated gasolines from tare
produced in tunnel furnaces, in chamber kilns, in carbonization
installations with heat carrying solid agents and from generator
tar; the---general sulphur content in these tars was found to be in
the rang6 0.7 - 1 1 % the largest being from the chamber kiln tyge.
Samples of gasoline (15 - 30 kg) were rectified to narrow (1 - 5
fractions in a distillation column with a selectivity of 60 theo-
retical platesv 40 - 60 fractions from each rectification having
been collected. The sulphur content was determined in the frac-
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On the chemical composition ... D221/ "305
tions by means of the lamp method betractor's note: The method
is not describeg and its distribu~ilon, depending on the distilla-
tion temperature showed Ofinite maxima at 79 - 8609 107 - 11009
132 - 1370 and 155 - 1600, with minima in between. These peaks of
sulphur content are almost identical for all gasolines studied
which proves that they correspond to few individual compounds,
whose presence depends directly on the composition and structure
of the combustible material in the oil shale. From this observa-
tion it follows that for practical purposes, it is possible to
free gasoline from sulphur compounds by its detailed rectification.
The authors determined the group composition of sulphur compounds
in fractions, corresponding to maximum and minimum sulphur contents
by means of chromatography on silica- and alumina gels as absor-
bers. By this method the studied fractions were divided into para-
ffins and naphthenes, olefins, aromatic hydrocarbons and okygen
compounds. It was found that 75 % of sulphur compounds bel:6ng to
aromatic hydrocarbons, the remaining 25 % being associated with
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On the chqikical compositi4.... D221/D305
oxygen compounds. Paraffins were free from sulphur, olefins con-
tain it in very negligible quantities. The authors paid attention
to determining compounds of the th$ophene and Jisulphide series,
The disulphide amount was determine d by means of reduction in ace-
tic acid solution and subsequent titration with silver nitrate
(Ref. 6: Op.cit.). The amount of sulphide sul hu a determined
by the Kh. A. Silland method (Ref. 6: Op.ci.M Nbwstrsactor's notes
Method not describeg. The thiophene sulphur was dqtermined by the
method of L.S.. levi-ft and E. Howard (Ref. 14: Anal.Chem. 25, p.196.
1953) by oxidation with nitric acid to sulphuric acid and precipi-
tation with barium chloride. Qualitative determinations of free
sulphur, hydrogen sulphide and mercaptans were also carried out,
with negative results which proves that sulphur compounds in crude
gasoline do.not decompose during the rec%'Aication process. The
identification of individual compounds of the thiophene series were
performed by infra-red spectral analysis in the case of gasoline
from an installation with a heat-carrying solid agent, after its
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on the chemical composition D221/D305
concentration by chromattgraphy and in the case of chamber kilns
gasoline directly after rectification. T#e Wlysis was carried out
with the spectrograph IKS 14, in the range 2000 - 700 cm-1 in pot-
assium bromide basins, the thickness of the studied layer being in
the range from 0.01 - 0.05 mm; time of exposition - 45 min. The
following compounds were identified by this method: thiophene,
2 -methylthiophene, 3-methylthiophene, 2-ethylthiophene, 2.3-di-
methylthiophene and 2.5-dimethylthiophene. In the fraction 156 -
1580C of chamber-kiln gasoline, the presence of 3-isopropylthio-
,,Ie. There are 2 figures, 6 tables and 17 re-
phene was very probab
ferences: 12 Soviet-bloc and 5 non-Soviet-bloc. The four referen-
ces to the English language publications read as follows: L. Lund-
quist, Oil shale and Cannel Coal. vol. 2 London 1951 p. 621; S.W.
Kinney, J.R. Smithv J.S. Ball, Anal. Chem. 24, p. 1749t 1952; C.J.
Thomson, H.Y. Coleman,.H.T. Rall, H.M. Smith, Anal. Chem. 27, p.
175, 1955; Howard D. Hartough, Thiophene and its Derivativesq 65
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On the chemical Aomposition ... D221/D305
Interscience Publishers New York - London' 1952.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimii akademii nauk Estonskoy SSR (Insti-
tute of Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences of the
Estonian SSR)
SUBMITTED., February 27, 1960
-j
Card'7/7

",ILYZZN, O.G.; KIVIRYAKTIK, S.V.; KOURM, A.P.; LAUS, T.11.; APPO, I.Xh.
Chemical compositian of tar from dictyonemic shale. Khim.i
tekh.topl. i masel 5 no.9:37-42 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Institut khimii AN IISSR.
(Ibtonia-Oil shale)
id,
I ~%,
i

BOGOVSKIY, P. A. (Tallin-Nyme, Pyarnuskoys shoess, d. 233, kv. 1);
..PNZN,Q-(L-(Tallin,, u1. Tekhnika, d. 3.5, kv. 13);
ARROJI I. Kh. (Tanin, ul. Tekhnika, 9/15, kV. 5)
Cancerogenic action of some chromatographic fractions of tar
obtained by distillation of Estonian oil shale. Vop. oak. 6
no.12,34-42 160. (KERA 15-27)
1. Iz Instituta skaperimantalinoy i klinicheakoy meditainy
(dir. - kand. med. nauk P. A. Bogovskiy) i Institute. khimil
(dir, - kand. khimioheskikh nauk, A. T. K7111) AN Satonskoy SSR.
(CARCINOGENS) (TAR-PHYSIMOGICAL EFFECT)

EYSEN, 0. 'Eisen, 0.1, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; ARUMERL, E.; IOONSON,V.
~o- ;_~~
Cic nson
Application of gas chromatography in determining the chemical
composition of the light-shale extraction products. Best tead akad
tehn fuus 9 no.2:113-120 160. (EW 9:12)
1. Institut khinii, Akadexii nauk Estonskoy SSR.
(Shale) (Chromatography)

RANG, S.A.1 ARUMEYELI, E.Kh.,(Arume~lq E.];--Z.Mg O.G. [Eisenj 0.1
.Chemical compooition of light fraction of ohale tar from a
unit, with a solid heat carrier, Mxim.i tekh.topl.i masel 6
UO.4:40443 Ap 161. (KM 34:3)
1. Institut khisli Al Estonskoy SSR.
(Oil shaleo)

EYZKNJv O.G.; HANG, S.A.
Chemical composition of aromatic hydrocarbons and
of shale gasolinee Khim,i tekh,topl.i masel 6
(Oil shales) (Gasoline)
sulfur compounds
no,6:29-32 Jo 161.
(NIRA 14:7)

-AYZE~
(Eisen, 0.1; RANG, S.A.; ARUMEYEL, E.Kh. (Arumeel, E.)
Chemical composition of the paraffin-naphthene portion of
the fraction boiling at 150-2150C from shale tar. Khim, i
takh. topl. i masel 8 no.508-42 YV 163. (MIRA 1618)
1. Institut khImli AN Hatonskoy SSR.

EYZEN, O.G.; RANG, S.A.
Individual composition of Estonian shale gasoline. Khim. i takh.
topl. i masel 8 no.1207-43 D 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut khimij AN Estonskoy SSR.
- 4~1 .
- ~ I I ' .- ~'!-.` , -,i'--
.. - . ~ - Z~-
. -.t 11 , ~'

EYZENP 0, (Eisen, O.jp kand. tekhn. nauk; KHELIP, K. (Help, K.],
kand. tekhn. nauk
Chemical composition of Brazilian oil shale tar. Izv. AN
Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.--mat. i tekh. nauk 12 no.4:420-423 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut khimii AN Estonskoy SSR.

BYZEN, 0. (Eisen, 0.1, kand. tekhn. nauk; BYZEN, Yu. (Eisen, J.)
Aromatic hydrocarbons of the 1500-2150C fraction of Estonian
oil shale tar. Izv. AN Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. i tekh. nauk
12 no.4:424-433 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut khimii AN Estonskoy SSR.

EYZEN, 0. [Eisen, Oil kand. tekhn. nauk
.9
Detemination of bTdrocarbons of the ind&n and tetralin
series in Estonian oil sbale gasol-ine..Izv. AN Est. SSR.
Ser. fiz.-mat. i tekh. nauk 12 no.4:434-438 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut khimii AN Estonskoy SSR.

EYZENV Oe (Eisen, Oely kand. tekhn. nauk; ARRO, ;.; RAuDE, Kh. [Raude, H.]
Aromatic hydrocarbons of the 1500-300'C fractlon of shale tar
produced in compartment kilns. Izv. AN Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.--mat.
i tekh, nauk 12 no,4:439-445 163, (MA 17:1)
1. Institut khimii AN Estonskoy SSR.

)"Izill, Yll. [Elfienp J.]; KIMM', 0.; EYZEN~O.
L
nallk
Relative retentlon perlodu for hy-drocurimis undor j-
graplii-- analyvis. Izv. AN Est. SSR. Ser. fizz.-mat. i te~llh. iiwj'
13 no.1:22-25 164
1. Thstitut khimil AN Eatonskoy SSR. 2.
Estonskoy SSR (for Kirret).

;XZEU,-Q. [Eisen,O 1, kand. tekhn. nauk; RA11G. S., kand.
EYMI, Yu. [Elsen,J.]
Chemical composition and methods of analysis of wnsat,.;-rated
hydrocarbons from the ligroine fractions of shale tar. Iz-,r.
All Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mt. J tekh. nauk 13 no.lt2~-35 164
OMURA IS :1)
1. Institut khimli AN Estonskoy SSR.

KYZENIO. [Elsen,O.]. kand. tekbn. nauk;ARUMEYEL, E. [Aru-meel,L]
D-Aterminatlin of the chemical composition of shale gasoline
of tunnel kilns by gas chromatography. Izv. AN Est. SSR.
Ser. fiz.-mat. i tekh. nauk 13 no.1:36-46 164 (MIRA 18tl)
1. Institut khimii AN Estonakoy SSR.

1 219~0-6 MT IT Pr-h/Pb-h AS(m.)-21'*!:-:r)c ~b) IWE/-35
ACCESSION MR.: AT4048194 S/0000/C)4,looo/of)o/nl79.'fj'l~5
A !'THOR: Ey7en, 0. G. , Arumeyel, E - Kh. 1,193
I.-I~,,~-411-1-~.~~-,~-~-.,--,!. 64.1
TITLE: Application of gas chromatography to the determination of the chemical composi-
tion of Estonian shale gasolineIII/
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SOURCE - Vsesoyuznaya nauchno-tekhnichsAiya kDnferentslya po gaznvoy ~Arozna!qgrafff.
Irornatograflya (Gas ~ omaf'.
1"I-vu Nauka. 1964, 179-185
M A
L_I%XI0F-__ I '44F,-%_;J Z_ I;, .... atograpby. olefia chromatography, gax chroma-
tography, petroleum rofinIng
ABSTRACT- Estonian shaLe oil is rich in olefins and poor in paraffins and aromatics.
7h, chromatography of such products has not been extensively described :n the liter-
- ~t -t chrornatog-raph for such Purposes has been desizno,l by 1-h'. *-"1:_i_jf ~'_hlmil

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ACCESSION NR: AT4048194
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d e gt en n ter is
4~,:i,;e. Data on the separating rvacity of this com Do-dn ar m Of
tk' ~.,Iectlvltv
---uunmr, volumeE. Selectivity factors -~%ere -,Ji;() nnq~ - i. if
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ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED*- BMW ENCL.- 00, -
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SUB CODE: GC. FP

FYZENO Of (Eisen,, 0.], kand.tekhn.nauk; KUDRYAVTSEVA, L., kand.khim.nauk;
RANGY S', kand,khim,nauk
Isomerization of olefin in chromatographic operations on silica
gel. Izv. AN Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. i takh.nauk no.4:275-284
164.
Study of adsorption chromatography on silica-.gel in group analysis
of liquid fuel, Ibido:285-289 (MIRA 18:4)
1. AcadeQr of Sciences of the Estonian S.S.R., Institute of
Ghemistry.

Thir-.1ayor (,hromatograt-lor, of
I t,-M-nauk 14 no.2:266--P72 16-5. m liu 1(?: 1)
1. Institut khImli AN Eotonqkoy '"SR. LX~,j Aw_mist 1.1, 1964.

SALUSTE, S.; KLESMENT, ZYZEN,O. (Risen, 0.
Composition of phenols of tunnel kilns. Report No. 2. Izv.
AN Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. i tekh. nauk 14 no. 4t596-.!604
165 (MIR& 19:2)
Catalytic properties of palladium and platinum under con-
ditions of microreactor gas chromatographic analysis. Ibid.t
605-613.
1. InBtitut khimii AN Estonskoy SSR. Submitted March 31,
1965.

RAUDE; Kh. [Raude, H.1; EYZERO 0. (Risen, 0.1
Composition of saturated hydrocarbons from middle fractions of
shale oil. lave AN Bat# SM Bar. fiz.-wat. i tekh. nauk 14
not 4614-622 165 (MIRA 19t2)
Composition of bicyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from shale oil.
Thid.1623-630.
Comgosition of aromatic compounde of shalo oil boiling above
300 C. lbid.t631-634
1. Institut khimii AN Istonskoy SSR. Submitted June 1, 1965.

EYZHI
LFisen, J.]; KIRRET, 0.; EYZ!21,0. LEis~-;n, U.1, ~,a-:
nauk
Relative retention periods for hydrocarbons irader.
graphic analysis. izv. AN Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mm.-it.
13 no.1:22-25 164
1. Inotitut Win-41 AN Estonskoy SSR. 2.
Estonskoy SSR (for Kimet).

EYZHIII 0. (Eloon,O 1, ~tmd. tokhri. nauk; RANG. S.p nhu~,;
EYZPII, Yu. Ultjen,J.)
Chemical composition and methods of analysis o,.r unsati=-ated
hydrocarbons from the ligroine fractions of shale tax. IZ7.
AN Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-rmt. i tekh. nauk 13 nc.lt26-'I4 164
-,,1 :1)
1. Inatitut khimii All Estonsko5r SSR.

MIN, Yu. (Eisen, J.1; KUDRYAVT~E'VA, L.. kand. :"chimn. nauk;
khim. nauk; EYZEN, 0. [Eiseri, 0.), kand. tekhn. nauk
Relative retention Wme of hydrucarbons in gus chromntQgraphic
analysis. Izv. AN Lst. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. i tekh. nauk 13 no.3:
234-240 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Institut khimii AN Estonskoy SSR.

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'-'TliCRS Kirret ,0. , Candidate of the Technical Scien3es,
(Eyzea,_ Yu. I.); and Val I dek, R(V,011dek, CarAide,3 ef
T-ec`hnic__a=ciences
TITLE: Chemical Composition and Qualities of the Lighter
Fraction of Tunnel Oven Oil Shale Gas-Benzine
P2RIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk Estonskoy SSR, Seriya teKinicheskilk-h
i fiziko-matematiclieskikh nsuk 7 -~
.9 1959.. Tir 2;, pp r.L.--rT
ABSTIRIXT: For the definition of individual hydrocarbons of
benzine, chromatographic absorptional analysis and
a narrow-ranged fractioning were carried out, where-
by the elementary composition of single fractions
were determined. 0 In the lighter fractions (boil-
ing ranges 25-70 C and 70-95 C) of tunnel oven gas-
ben--ine, the following individual hydrocarbons were
found: pentene 1, n-pentane, pentne-2, cyclopentene,
cyclopentadiene, cyclopentane., hexene-1, hexene-3,
hexene-2, n-hexane, 2.3-dimethypentene-1, 5-methyl-
Card 112 hexene-2, 2-ethylpentene-1, 3-ethylpentane, heptene-1,

SOV/23-59-2-1/8
Chemical Composition and qualities of the Lighter Fraction of
Tunnel Oven Oil Shale Gas-Benzine
and heptene-3. The chromatographic analysis showed
that the fraction 95-130 C contains naphthene--paraf-
fins - 20%, cycle olefines together with aliphatic
olefines - 30-35%, and diolefines - 15-200,16, as to
the rest, the data are lacking. In the narrow-ranged
fractions of saturated hydrocarbong of benzine
(with the boiling ranges of 95-130 C) the follow-
ing hydrocarbons occur: C7H16' C H ~cyclic com-
bination), C8H18, and C9H20' TN k~rrow-ranged
fractions of unsaturated hydro8arbons of the same
benzine (boiling ranges 95-130 C) contain hydic.-
carbons - C H and C H There are 2 graphs,
tables and ~ 4ferencgs~6a'L'A 2 1
in ia Estonlda.
Card 2/2

Subject USSR/Mining
Card 1/1 Pub. 78 - 10/20
AID P - 3056
Author Byzenbart, A. Kh.
Title Deep well samplin by means of the stratum testing
apparatus IP2-5 3N#1
Periodical Neft. khoz., v. 33, no. 8, 47-48, Ag 1955
Abstract The stratum tester IP2-5 3/411 (the letters IP stand
in Russian for "atratu-m tester") is described and
its operations in sample taking of strata liquids
(water and oil) of various wells during their drilling
are outlined.
Institution : None
Submitted ; No date

PXCEMNII, M.; TARASOV, K.; RAVICH, A.; GILLER, M.; InIMMAUN, R.;
PATIDVA, D. ~, ,
Clearing payments and the issue of credit on special loan
accounts. Dan. i kred. 16 no.4:46-59 Ap 158. (HIRA 11:5)
(Clearinghouse)

USSR/Ruman and Animal Physiology, Circulation T-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biola, No 14, 1958, No 65269
Author ;Ratner M.Yapi, Eyzengardt R.S.
Title The Mechanism by Which the Kidnegra are Involved in the
Pathogenesis of Experimental Neurogenic Hypertension.
Cormunication II. The Relationship Between the Status of
the Renal Circulation and the Amount of Renin in the Kid-
neys in Experimental Neurogenic Hypertension and after De-
nervation of the Kidneys.
Orig Fab : Byul. eksperime, biol. i raeditsiny, 1957, 43, Ho 3, 43-47
Abstract : The amount of renin in the kidneys of rabbits with neurogenic
hypertenBion rose significantly according to the degree of
hypertension, After denervation of the kidneys it fell to
the initial ievel. The developnent of the hypertension and
renal denervation were without substantial effect upon renal
blood flaw (diodrast clearance) and glonerular filtration
(cratinine clearance). The author suggests that the inclusion
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