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Some Silicon Hydrocarbons of the Disilanemethane and Disilaneethane Series

Academician A. V. TOPCHIEV, N. S. NAMETKIN, and F. F. MACHUS
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.93265

This paper reports the preparation and characterization of several silicon hydrocarbons in the disilanemethane and disilaneethane series bearing varied alkyl substituents. The compounds were synthesized through reactions of organolithium reagents with alkylchloro and dialkylchloro disilanemethane de…

On the Influence of Gas Mixture Composition on the Yield of Carbonyl Compounds in the Oxidation of Propylene over a Copper Catalyst

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.92902

This study examines how the propylene to oxygen ratio affects formation of carbonyl compounds during propylene oxidation over a 1.5% copper oxide catalyst on silicon carbide at 350°C. Using product derivatization, hydroxylamine titration, gas analysis, and ultraviolet spectrophotometry, the authors …

$\delta$-Lactones. Conversion of dibromides of unsaturated $\delta$-lactones into bromo-substituted $\delta$-keto acids and their esters

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.92834

This study examines the reactions of dibromides of unsaturated delta lactones with water and ethyl alcohol as routes to bromine substituted delta keto acids and their esters. The authors show that hydrolysis proceeds with lactone ring opening and loss of hydrogen bromide to give gamma or epsilon bro…

Zinc Borate Phosphors and Their Luminescent Properties

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.92775

This paper examines manganese-activated zinc-borate phosphors and the factors controlling their luminescence color. Using X-ray powder diffraction, luminescence spectra, thermoluminescence measurements, and thermal analysis, it identifies two individual phosphor phases, ZnO·B2O3(Mn) with green emiss…

On the mechanism of olefin hydration in aqueous solutions of strong acids

I. I. Moiseev and Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Ya. K. Syrkin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.92758

This paper examines the mechanism of olefin hydration in aqueous strong acid solutions, focusing on whether observed Hammett acidity correlations justify a stepwise pathway through a pi-complex or carbonium ion. Using thermochemical estimates, molecular orbital considerations, solvation energies, an…

Adsorption of aliphatic alcohols from solutions on silica gel and white carbon black

A. K. BONETSKAYA and K. G. KRASILNIKOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.92312

This study examines the adsorption of normal aliphatic alcohols from carbon tetrachloride solutions on two hydrophilic silica adsorbents with similar hydrated surfaces but different structures: porous silica gel and practically nonporous white soot. Adsorption isotherms and limiting adsorption value…

Preparation of $n$ -xylylenediamine by catalytic reduction of terephthalic acid dinitrile

L. Kh. FREIDLIN, Academician A. A. BALANDIN, and T. A. SLADKOVA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.91976

This paper investigates a catalytic route to n-xylylenediamine, a monomer of interest for high-molecular-weight polyamides, through hydrogenation of industrially available terephthalic acid dinitrile. Hydrogenation was studied in dioxane with added ammonia under high hydrogen pressure using Raney ni…

Thermal telomerization of olefins with silanes containing an $\mathrm{Si}$ – $\mathrm{H}$ bond

Academician A. N. NESMEYANOV, R. Kh. FREIDLINA, and E. Ts. CHUKOVSKAYA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.91224

The study examines whether silanes lacking halogen substituents, or bearing an aromatic group, undergo thermal telomerization with ethylene through an Si-H bond under pressure without added catalysts or initiators. Ethylene was reacted in steel autoclaves with triethylsilane, triethoxysilane, and ph…

Cleavage of the pyrazoline ring during acylation

V. V. ERSHOV, A. N. KOST, and E. B. EVREINOVA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.91198

This study examines anomalous outcomes in the acylation of pyrazolines, especially the reaction of 3,5,5-trimethylpyrazoline with benzoyl chloride, where earlier products assigned as N-benzoylpyrazolines are reidentified. Through independent synthesis, melting point comparisons, absorption spectra, …

On the Amination of Chlorinated Rubber

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.91153

This paper investigates the heterogeneous amination of solid chlorinated rubber with aqueous ammonia under pressure, focusing on how reaction temperature and the chlorine content of the starting rubber affect product composition and anion-exchange behavior. The authors measure nitrogen and chlorine …

Structure of $9$-aminoacridine from spectral data

A. V. Karyakin and A. V. Shablya
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.91137

This paper examines the molecular structure of 9-aminoacridine using infrared absorption spectra, addressing conflicting interpretations that assign either an amine form or an acridone-imine form. The authors compare 9-aminoacridine with 1- and 2-aminoacridine, 9-aminoanthracene, acridone, acridane,…

Initial Stages of Tetracycline Synthesis

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR M. M. SHEMYAKIN, M. N. KOLOSOV,
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.90093

This paper addresses early synthetic approaches to the tetracycline ring system, focusing on tricyclic intermediates whose A and B rings resemble those of natural tetracycline antibiotics and whose C ring can support later construction of a fourth ring. The authors describe a two-stage route from su…

Alkylation of cycloparaffins

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.89439

This study examines sulfuric acid catalyzed alkylation of cyclopentane, cyclohexane, and several alkylcyclohexanes with propylene or butylene, with attention to both synthetic utility and substituent effects in alicyclic hydrocarbons. Chemically purified cyclanes were reacted under varied temperatur…

Oxidative Chlorination of Methane

B. A. KRENTSL, Academician A. V. TOPCHIEV, and L. N. ANDREEV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.88988

This paper investigates the oxidative chlorination of methane as a route combining methane chlorination with oxidation of hydrogen chloride, using cupric chloride supported on pumice as a heterogeneous catalyst. Flow experiments first examined hydrogen chloride oxidation to chlorine, then compared m…

Kinetics of Reactions of Sodium with Water and Water–Dioxane and Water–Butyric Acid Systems

T. A. MISKINOVA and L. G. GINDIN
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.88720

This study examines the kinetics of metallic sodium dissolution in water, water and dioxane mixtures, and water and butyric acid systems at controlled temperatures using hydrogen evolution as the reaction measure. Because sodium reacts too rapidly with pure water for detailed observation, dioxane or…

On the Vapor-Phase Oxidation of Styrene and $\alpha$-Methylstyrene over Tin Vanadate

B. V. SUVOROV, S. R. RAFIKOV, A. V. SOLOMIN, and M. I. KHMURA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.88469

This study examines the vapor-phase oxidation of styrene and alpha-methylstyrene by atmospheric oxygen over granulated tin vanadate, using a flow apparatus with short contact times and moist air. The authors identify and quantify principal products including benzoic acid, maleic anhydride, quinone, …

Spectroscopic study of the equilibrium of the reaction $\mathrm{NaCl}\rightleftarrows\mathrm{Na}+\mathrm{Cl}$ in an $\mathrm{H}_2+\mathrm{Cl}_2$ flame and the dissociation energy of $\mathrm{NaCl}$

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.87947

This paper examines whether a hydrogen chloride flame can serve as a spectroscopic source for determining dissociation energies of metal chlorides, using the equilibrium reaction NaCl to Na plus Cl as a test case. Sodium chloride and sodium carbonate solutions were introduced into an H2 plus Cl2 fla…

On the catalytic phenylation of hydrogen-containing alkylchlorosilanes with benzene

G. N. MAL’NOVA, E. P. MIKHEEV, A. L. KLEBANSKII, S. A. GOLUBTSOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.87817

This paper investigates the catalytic phenylation of hydrogen-containing alkylchlorosilanes, especially methyl- and ethyldichlorosilanes, with benzene. Using sealed autoclave experiments, the authors compare several potential catalysts and identify boric acid as an effective and convenient catalyst,…

On the Noncoplanarity of Phenyl Rings in Diphenyl Derivatives

I. Ya. Postovskii, L. F. Trefilova, Yu. N. Sheinker, and S. G. Bogomolov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.87740

This study examines whether the phenyl nuclei in substituted diphenyl ketones remain coplanar in solution and in the crystalline state, a question relevant to the transmission of electronic effects through biphenyl systems. Infrared spectra of crystalline samples and dioxane solutions, supplemented …

Reaction of Ethylene Oxide with Silicon Tetrachloride and Ethyltrichlorosilane

M. F. Shostakovskii and S. P. Lavrov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.87649

This study examines the partial reaction of ethylene oxide with silicon tetrachloride and ethyltrichlorosilane, in contrast to earlier work that mainly reported fully substituted products. By controlling stoichiometry and adding liquid ethylene oxide to cooled chlorosilanes followed by distillation,…

Polymerization of 2-vinylpyridine and 2-vinylquinoline

M. M. KOTON and O. K. SURNINA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.87182

This study examines the polymerization and copolymerization behavior of 2-vinylpyridine and 2-vinylquinoline in order to assess how a nitrogen heteroatom and increased aromatic ring complexity affect vinyl monomer reactivity. The monomers were synthesized from picoline and quinaldine, characterized,…

Complexation and Chain Structure in the Polymerization of Divinyl with Butyllithium

V. A. Kropachev, B. A. Dolgoplosk, and N. I. Nikolaev
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.86751

This paper examines how complex-forming additives influence the microstructure of polybutadiene obtained by polymerizing divinyl with butyllithium in petroleum ether. Experiments at 50 degrees show that small amounts of oxygen, as well as alcohol or phenol derivatives formed as lithium alkoxides or …

Study of Adsorption at High Pressures

B. N. Vasil’ev, B. P. Bering, Academician M. M. Dubinin, and V. V. Serpinskii
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.86277

This study investigates physical adsorption of carbon dioxide on silica gels over a broad temperature and pressure range, from minus 85 to 40 degrees Celsius and up to 85 atm, in order to test adsorption theory under conditions including the critical region. Using volumetric measurements, fugacity c…

Adsorption Energy of Hydrocarbons on Graphite

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.85999

This paper calculates adsorption bond energies for selected hydrocarbons on graphite and relates them to chromatographic separation behavior. Using an additive molecular-unit model with dispersion interactions evaluated from the Kirkwood formula, the authors estimate adsorption energies for n-alkane…

On the Explosive Decomposition of Hexogen

Unknown
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.85458

This study examines how the initial charge density of RDX affects its explosive decomposition, challenging the assumption that its heat of explosion is a fixed material constant. Using dried RDX charges of varying density detonated in a steel calorimetric bomb, the authors measured heats of explosio…

Study of Chemical Adsorption on Solid Solutions of Nickel Oxide

N. P. Keier, L. N. Kutseva
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.85213

This study examines chemisorption on nickel oxide and nickel oxide solid solutions whose electronic properties are modified by dissolved lithium or iron oxides. Using pressure drop measurements and conductivity observations, the authors compare adsorption kinetics for oxygen, carbon monoxide, acetyl…

Selective Hydrogenation of Monosaccharides and Polyhydric Alcohols

Academician A. A. BALANDIN and N. A. VASONINA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.85165

This paper examines the selective hydrogenation and hydrogenolysis of monosaccharides and polyhydric alcohols over nickel catalysts in aqueous solution under high hydrogen pressure. It critiques earlier mechanistic interpretations based on dehydrogenation or absolute free energies, and applies Balan…

Investigation of the Nature of the Primary Photoreduced Form of Chlorophyll and Its Analogs Using $\mathrm{D}_2\mathrm{O}$

V. B. EVSTIGNEEV and V. A. GAVRILOVA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.84603

This study examines whether proton transfer participates in the formation of the primary photoreduced form of chlorophyll and related pigments. Using deuterium substitution in ascorbic acid, achieved by adding heavy water in pyridine solutions, the authors compared spectrophotometric and potentiomet…

On the Spectral Method for Determining the Number and Position of Side Chains in Molecules of Benzene Homologues

O. V. Bragin, V. L. Broude, S. V. Zotova, A. L. Liberman,
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.84570

This study examines the use of low-temperature ultraviolet absorption spectra for identifying the number and positions of side chains in benzene homologs. Spectra of purified tri- and tetraalkylbenzenes, para-disubstituted benzenes, and alkenyl-substituted compounds were recorded in crystalline or p…

On the Relationship Between the Viscosity Coefficient and the Structure of Matter in the Liquid State

A. Z. GOLIK and D. N. KARLIKOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.84558

This paper examines the relation between viscosity and liquid structure using isoviscous liquid metal solutions, defined as solutions with coincident viscosity, temperature curves. Zinc and cadmium solutions in mercury with paired equal viscosities were studied by X-ray scattering, with scattered in…

Effect of Substituents on the Properties of Monosubstituted Benzene Molecules

P. P. SHORYGIN and Z. S. EGOROVA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.83718

This study examines how substituents affect the optical, electrical, and chemical properties of monosubstituted benzenes. Using Raman line intensities near 1600 cm-1, molecular refraction exaltation, ultraviolet absorption data, dipole moment anomalies, and Hammett constants, the authors compare a b…

Study of Aqueous Solutions of Sodium Paratungstate

Water plays an important constitutional role in the compound obtained (²—⁴).
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.83663

This study examines transformations of tungstate anions in aqueous sodium paratungstate and acidified sodium tungstate solutions, especially the effects of pH, heating, and aging. Using dialysis, polarography, ultraviolet absorption spectroscopy, chromatography, and anion-exchange behavior, the auth…

Synthesis of $5$-methoxyindole derivatives

Derivatives of 5-hydroxyindole, which underlies the structure of serotonin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.83393

This paper reports the synthesis of 5-methoxyindole derivatives related to 5-hydroxyindole, a structural element of serotonin and of compounds of interest as serotonin antimetabolites. A series of 2-aryl-5-methoxyindoles was prepared by condensing p-anisidine with substituted omega-haloacetophenones…

Activation Energy of the Elementary Reaction $\mathrm{RO}_2+\mathrm{RH}$ in the Oxidation of n-Decane

Unknown
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.83148

This paper estimates the activation energy of the elementary chain propagation reaction between peroxy radicals and hydrocarbon molecules in the liquid phase oxidation of n-decane. Because hydroperoxide decomposition occurs concurrently with hydroperoxide formation, the authors derive a kinetic rela…

On Polymerization in Viscous Media

I. A. Arbuzova, V. N. Efremova, and I. K. Ulezlo
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.82819

This study examines how solvent viscosity affects radical polymerization rates and polymer molecular size for acrylamide, methacrylamide, and methylolmethacrylamide. The authors compare ultraviolet initiated polymerization in water with polymerization in highly viscous glycerin, measuring conversion…

ON THE QUESTION OF CONJUGATION IN BUTADIENE

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.82736

The paper examines the interpretation of conjugation and dual electrophilic addition in butadiene-1,3, focusing on the mesomeric and electromeric explanation associated with Ingold’s theory. It compares structural and spectroscopic evidence, especially C-C and C=C bond distances and vibrational freq…

Passivation and Depassivation of a Lead Anode in Concentrated Hydrofluosilicic, Perchloric, and Fluoroboric Acids

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.82456

This study examines the passivation and depassivation of lead anodes in concentrated fluosilicic, perchloric, and fluoboric acids at low temperatures, with attention to critical current density, acid concentration, temperature, and stirring. Measurements of anode potential and current show that pass…