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Anionotropic Rearrangement of 2,6-Dimethylocta-2,4,7-trien-6-ol

Academician I. N. NAZAROV, Zh. A. KRASNAYA, and S. M. MAKIN
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.67102

This paper examines the acid-catalyzed anionotropic rearrangement of 2,6-dimethylocta-2,4,7-trien-6-ol, a polyene alcohol related in carbon skeleton to linalool. The authors synthesize the trienol via lithium acetylide addition to 2-methylhepta-2,4-dien-6-one followed by partial hydrogenation, and c…

Synthesis of tetrakis(trialkyl(aryl)siloxy)titanium compounds by transesterification of tetraalkoxytitanates

B. N. DOLGOV and N. F. ORLOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.66902

This paper examines the synthesis of tetrakis trialkyl and aryl siloxy titanium compounds of the general type by transesterification of alkyl orthotitanates with trialkyl or triaryl silanols. Using small amounts of metallic sodium as catalyst, the authors obtained several titanium organosilicon deri…

Study of the Role of Planar Chains in the Synthesis of Hydrocarbons from $\mathrm{CO}$ and $\mathrm{H}_2$

O. A. GOLOVINA, E. S. DOKUKINA,
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.66551

This study examines whether ethylene participates in chain initiation and growth during hydrocarbon synthesis from carbon monoxide and hydrogen over a cobalt thorium catalyst, a question relevant to evaluating alcohol dehydration condensation mechanisms of the Fischer Tropsch type process. The autho…

Neoabietic Acid as the Primary Acid of Scots Pine Oleoresin

I. I. Bardyshev, V. V. Kokhomskaya, and L. I. Ukhova
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.66204

This paper examines the composition of resin acids in Scots pine oleoresin and argues that neoabietic acid is a primary constituent. Crystalline resin acids were fractionated through sodium and diethylamine salts, with levopimaric acid removed in one procedure by maleic anhydride, followed by repeat…

Chemical Structure and Physicochemical Properties of Hydrocarbons: New Regularities and Calculation Methods

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.65520

This paper develops regularities for calculating physicochemical properties of hydrocarbons from chemical structure, extending earlier bond contribution equations for alkanes. It shows that branched alkanes, and more generally hydrocarbons containing alkyl radicals attached to a fixed structural nuc…

DEPENDENCE OF THE ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF SOLUTIONS AND ISOMORPHOUS ALUM CRYSTALS ON CHROMIUM CONTENT

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.65371

The study examines how chromium concentration affects the optical absorption spectra of mixed aluminum potassium and chromium potassium alums in crystals and solutions, with attention to possible interactions between absorption centers and deviations from Beer’s law. Absorption spectra were measured…

On the Interaction of Benzylpyridinium Chloride with Cyclopentadienyllithium

In the present work the interaction of cyclopentadienyllithium (I) with benzylpyridinium chloride (II) was studied.
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.64678

The study examines the reaction of cyclopentadienyllithium with benzylpyridinium chloride, initially expected to give benzyl-substituted cyclopentadienes. Instead, a crystalline compound of formula C17H15N was isolated and characterized by elemental analysis, molecular-weight determination, hydrogen…

On the Relationship Between the Efficiency of Certain Fluorescence Quenchers and the Position of the Fluorescence Spectrum

V. V. Zelinskii, V. P. Kolobkov, N. I. Kondaraki
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.64492

This study examines how the effectiveness of fluorescence quenchers is related to the position of the fluorescence spectrum in substituted phthalimides. Fluorescence lifetimes were measured with a phase fluorometer for solutions containing iodide salts, aniline, or diethylaniline in various solvents…

Study of the Kinetics of Shear Deformation Development in Aqueous Solutions of Glycerol, Sucrose, and Xylitol

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.64250

This study examines the rheological behavior of aqueous solutions of glycerin, sucrose, and xylitol under very low shear stresses, with attention to deviations from Newtonian flow. Using a highly sensitive Shvedov elastoviscometer, the author records deformation as a function of time and stress for …

Isotopic studies on the mechanism of electrolytic formation and hydrolysis of persulfates

and V. A. LUNENOK-BURMAKINA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.63717

This study uses oxygen isotope tracing to examine mechanisms proposed for anodic persulfate formation during sulfate electrolysis and for subsequent persulfate hydrolysis. Electrolysis experiments with potassium bisulfate, added hydrogen peroxide, and oxygen 18 enriched water showed that hydrogen pe…

A New Route to Tropilium and Methyltropilium Compounds

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR D. N. KURSANOV and M. E. VOL’PIN
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.63263

This paper investigates direct conversion of cycloheptatriene and related compounds into the aromatic tropylium system by removal of hydrogen with an electron pair, as an analogue to formation of the cyclopentadienyl anion. The authors examine reactions of cycloheptatriene with several electrophilic…

ON THE ROLE OF ADSORPTION KINETICS IN THE PHENOMENA OF WETTING DUST PARTICLES BY DROPS OF SURFACTANT SOLUTIONS

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.63099

This paper examines how adsorption kinetics affect the wetting and capture of dust particles by sprayed aqueous surfactant solutions. Comparing dynamic surface tension measured at short interface lifetimes with static equilibrium values, the authors show that surfactants with similar low static surf…

Transformations of $\beta$-Chloro Ethers in the Presence of Metals

Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Armenian SSR V. I. ISAGULYANTS and I. S. MAKSIMOVA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.62364

The study examines transformations of β-chloro ethers in the presence of sodium, copper, aluminum, and magnesium, using chiefly the methyl ether of amylene chlorohydrin. Metallic sodium, contrary to an expected coupling reaction, cleaves the ether with formation of amylene, sodium methoxide, and sod…

Dependence of cation adsorption on the potential of a platinum electrode

N. A. BALASHOVA, V. A. IVANOV, and V. E. KAZARINOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.62060

This study examines how adsorption of cesium, strontium, and lanthanum cations depends on the potential of a platinized platinum electrode in acid perchloric and sulfuric acid solutions. Using radioactive tracer isotopes, the authors measured changes in solution activity while varying electrode pote…

On the Polymorphism of Thallium Bisulfate

N. I. BASHILOVA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61919

This study examines the polymorphism of thallium bisulfate, whose needle and plate crystal forms had suggested dimorphism, and seeks to determine the temperatures and stability conditions of its solid-state transformations. Single crystals of the alpha and beta modifications were analyzed by thermog…

Study of the Conditions of Formation and Stability of Oxalate Complex Compounds of $\mathrm{Pu}$ $(\mathrm{III})$ in Aqueous Solutions

A. D. GELMAN, N. N. MATORINA, and A. I. MOSKVIN
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61844

This study examines the formation and stability of oxalate complex compounds of plutonium(III) in aqueous solution, with attention to preventing oxidation by atmospheric oxygen. Spectrophotometric observations showed that Pu(III) complexes retain characteristic Pu(III) spectra only under nitrogen or…

Synthesis of Acetyl-2-chlorocycloallenes

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61769

The study examines the reaction of cycloalkanones with acetyl chloride in the presence of aluminum chloride as a route to alicyclic chlorovinyl ketone related compounds. Detailed analysis of the cyclohexanone reaction shows that the product is mainly acetyl-2-chlorocyclohexene-2, with a minor isomer…

Ferrocenesulfonic acids

Academician A. N. NESMEYANOV, É. G. PEREVALOVA, and S. S. CHURANOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61707

This paper examines the sulfonation of ferrocene and the preparation of free mono and disulfonic ferrocenesulfonic acids and their derivatives. Ferrocene was treated with pyridine sulfur trioxide or dioxane sulfur trioxide under varied conditions, and products were isolated as free acids or as bariu…

Study of the $\mathrm{Zn}\rightleftarrows\mathrm{Zn}^{++}$ Exchange Process on the Faces of a Zinc Single Crystal by the Radioactive Tracer Method

B. N. Bushmanov and G. S. Vozdvizhenskii
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61627

This paper examines how crystallographic orientation affects the zinc atom to ion exchange process on single crystal zinc surfaces. Using zinc single crystals prepared by a Bridgman method, the authors compared basal and prism faces after electropolishing by exposing them to zinc sulfate solution la…

On the Potential Difference and Accumulation of Solution Components in the Diffusion Layer during Steady-State Electrolysis

Academician A. N. FRUMKIN
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61339

This communication analyzes concentration and potential distributions in the diffusion layer during stationary electrolysis, emphasizing distinctions often obscured in treatments of concentration polarization. For binary electrolytes of arbitrary concentration, it shows that the experimentally acces…

On the mechanism of the E. Fischer reaction and its abnormal course

Academician A. E. ARBUZOV and Yu. P. KITAEV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61303

This paper examines the mechanism of the Fischer indole reaction and cases in which arylhydrazones undergo abnormal decomposition rather than normal cyclization. Using the generalized theory of conjugation, the authors argue that acid or complex-forming catalysts shift arylhydrazone tautomerism towa…

Study of the mechanism of alkylation of amines with $\mathrm{N}$-trimethyl-$\alpha$-phenethylammonium iodide

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR D. N. KURSANOV and S. V. WITT
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61137

This paper examines the mechanism of amine alkylation by optically active N-trimethyl-alpha-phenethylammonium iodide, focusing on whether transfer of the alpha-phenethyl group occurs synchronously or through a free carbonium ion. Piperidine and morpholine were alkylated under nitrogen, and the optic…

Investigation of the Sensitization of Photooxidation of Organic Compounds by Anthraquinone Derivatives Using Infrared Absorption Spectra

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.60559

This study examines the visible light sensitized photooxidation of benzaldehyde, tetralin, and isopropylbenzene by molecular oxygen in the presence of anthraquinone and several hydroxy and amino derivatives. Reaction progress was followed by near infrared absorption bands assigned to oxidation produ…

Benzylidene derivatives of the hydrate form of $\alpha$-keto alcohols containing 1,3-dioxolane rings

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.59600

This paper reports the synthesis of new 4-methoxy-1,3-dioxolane derivatives as cyclic ketal derivatives of the hydrated form of alpha-keto alcohols. The authors condense the methyl lactolide of dimethylbenzoylcarbinol with benzaldehyde, anisaldehyde, p-nitrobenzaldehyde, and benzophenone in carbon t…

Dynamic Method for Studying the Structure and Specific Surface Area of Adsorbents

V. T. BYKOV and O. E. PRESNYAKOVA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.59250

A dynamic version of the molecular probe method is proposed for studying adsorbent structure and specific surface area from adsorption of phenol, benzyl alcohol, and thymol solutions in carbon tetrachloride passed through chromatographic columns. Breakthrough curves obtained under standardized flow …

On the Mechanism of Thermal Decomposition of Cellulose in Vacuum and the Formation of 1,6-Anhydro-1,5-glucopyranose—Levoglucosan

O. P. GOLOVA, A. M. PAKHOMOV, E. A. ANDRIEVSKAYA, and R. G. KRYLOVA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.58866

This study examines the mechanism by which levoglucosan forms during the thermal decomposition of cellulose in vacuum, testing the proposed pathway through cellulose hydrolysis to glucose followed by glucose dehydration. The authors compare decomposition products from cellulose, beta-d-glucose, levo…

Synthesis of Polyorganoalumosiloxanes. Metathesis Reaction of Sodium Salts of Alkylsilanetriols and Aluminum Chloride

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR K. A. Andrianov and A. A. Zhdanov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.58163

This paper investigates the synthesis of polyorganoalumosiloxanes through metathesis reactions between aluminum chloride and sodium salts of alkylsilanetriols or related organosiloxane salts. The authors argue that an anhydrous alcoholic medium favors salt exchange with precipitation of sodium chlor…

Hydrogen adsorption on nickel layers condensed in high vacuum

N. N. KAVTARADZE
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.58098

This study examines hydrogen adsorption on high-purity nickel layers condensed in high vacuum, using gas admission and capillary flow methods over temperatures from minus 195 to 100 degrees Celsius and low pressures. The experiments distinguish two components of adsorption: a rapid irreversible upta…

A Comparative Study of Ordering Arising in Polymers during Their Crystallization or Orientation of Chain Molecules

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.57848

This paper examines how order develops in chain polymers through crystallization and through orientation of molecular chains, arguing that diffraction patterns should not be interpreted as evidence of crystallinity without separating these contributions. Using electron and X-ray diffraction, the aut…

Study of the Interaction Between Ammonia and Zinc Chloride in an Aqueous Medium

Academician G. G. URAZOV, A. K. KIRAKOSYAN, and R. S. MKHITARYAN
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.57586

This study examines the interaction of zinc chloride with ammonia in aqueous solution across the ammonia concentration range, using isothermal solubility measurements and chemical analysis of liquid and solid phases. The system is shown to pass through two crystallization regions: at lower ammonia c…

On the preparation of acetone cyanohydrin ( $\alpha$ -hydroxyisobutyronitrile) from acetone and sodium cyanide

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.57154

The paper investigates a method for preparing acetone cyanohydrin from acetone and sodium cyanide using the sulfur dioxide molecular compound of acetone in the presence of controlled water. Experiments show that the reaction proceeds smoothly below 25°C, with sodium sulfite heptahydrate precipitatin…

Association States of Selenium in the Gas Phase

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.57107

This study reexamines the molecular association states of selenium vapor, addressing discrepancies between earlier vapor-density interpretations and equilibrium calculations for elemental selenium. Vapor densities were measured by a static method in quartz apparatus over 550 to 900 degrees Celsius a…

New Data on the Polymorphism of Sodium Carbonate

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.56808

This study reexamines the polymorphism of anhydrous sodium carbonate, focusing on phase changes as functions of temperature and sample history. Using high-temperature X-ray powder diffraction and differential thermographic analysis on samples subjected to melting, calcination, drying, and storage, i…

Determination of the potential of zero charge of lead dioxide electrodes by hardness measurement

D. I. LEIKIS and E. K. VENSTREM
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.56392

This study applies pendulum hardness measurements to determine the potential of zero charge of lead dioxide electrodes in sulfuric acid solutions, motivated by the difficulty of direct measurements on solid oxide electrodes in concentrated electrolytes. Lead dioxide deposits prepared by anodic oxida…

Synthesis of Trialkylbutadienylsilanes

S. I. Sadykhzade, I. V. Avgushevich
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.56198

This paper investigates routes to trialkylbutadienylsilanes, focusing on the synthesis of 1-trialkylsilylbutadienes from secondary unsaturated alcohols. An attempted direct synthesis from chloroprene and a copper, silicon alloy failed because chloroprene cyclodimerized before reaction, whereas Grign…

The Role of the Gas Environment in Coal Fracture Processes

I. L. ETTINGER, E. G. LAMBA, and V. G. ADAMOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.56185

This study examines how gaseous media influence the mechanical destruction of fossil coals, with attention to natural structural disturbance, metamorphic degree, and gas type. More than 100 coal samples were crushed in air, carbon dioxide, and methane at elevated pressure, and the resulting dust yie…

Determination of the Position of Substituents in Ferrocene Compounds from Infrared Absorption Spectra

and I. I. Kritskaya
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.56129

This study examines how infrared absorption spectra can be used to determine substituent positions in ferrocene derivatives, especially the presence of an unsubstituted cyclopentadienyl ring. Spectra of ferrocene and numerous mono- and disubstituted derivatives were compared, with particular attenti…

Electrochemical Oxidation of $\beta$-Picoline

V. G. Khomyakov, S. S. Kruglikov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.56120

This study examines the electrochemical oxidation of beta-picoline to nicotinic acid, focusing on how electrolyte composition and electrolysis conditions affect product yield. Purified beta-picoline was oxidized in sulfuric acid using primarily a lead dioxide coated lead anode in a diaphragm cell, w…

Triphenyloxonium Salts

Academician A. N. NESMEYANOV and T. P. TOLSTAYA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.55492

This paper reports the preparation and characterization of previously unknown tertiary aromatic oxonium salts, chiefly triphenyloxonium salts, using diazo decomposition of phenyldiazonium fluoroborate in diphenyl oxide followed by anion exchange. The authors describe the fluoroborate and a series of…

Characteristic Frequencies of Olefins

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.55260

This paper examines the characteristic vibrational frequencies of olefins and the reliability of assigning observed Raman and infrared bands to specific structural elements around the carbon double bond. Using theoretical normal-vibration calculations for representative substituted ethylenes, includ…

Synthesis of 3-Hydroxypyrrolidines and 3-Hydroxythiolane

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.55098

This paper addresses the limited availability of general methods for preparing 3-hydroxypyrrolidine, its N-substituted derivatives, and related sulfur heterocycles. The authors develop a route based on 1,4-dichlorobutanol, obtained by lithium aluminum hydride reduction of 1,4-dichlorobutanone, and s…

Catalytic Hydrogenolysis of Sylvan over Various Catalysts

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR N. I. Shuikin and I. F. Bel’skii
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.55010

This study examines vapor-phase catalytic hydrogenolysis and hydrogenation of sylvan, or 2-methylfuran, at 275 degrees over platinum, palladium, copper chromite, nickel on alumina, and skeletal nickel-aluminum catalysts. Reaction products were separated by fractional distillation, identified through…