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Research in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives

V. P. Lopatinskii, E. E. Sirotkina, M. M. Anosova
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10622

This study examines catalysts for the acetylation of carbazole with acetic anhydride to form 9-acetylcarbazole, seeking safer and more accessible alternatives to perchloric acid. The authors compare sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, anhydrous aluminum chloride, anhydrous zinc chloride, and aqueous zin…

Esters of diphenic acid and their plasticizing properties

L. P. Kulev, R. N. Gireva, A. M. Ittenberg, E. S. Belostudneva
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10600

This study examines esters of diphenic acid as potential plasticizers for polyvinyl chloride, motivated by the practical use of related dibasic acid esters. Diisoamyl diphenate, di-2-ethylhexyl diphenate, and a mixture of heptyl, octyl, and nonyl diphenates were synthesized by esterification of diph…

THE EFFECT OF OXYGEN ADSORBED ON THE SURFACE OF GERMANIUM ON THE LIFETIME OF MINORITY CURRENT CARRIERS

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10587

This study examines how different forms of oxygen chemisorbed on germanium affect the lifetime of minority current carriers. Using the photogalvanomagnetic method on n-type germanium, the authors measured lifetime changes after oxygen exposure at varying pressures and temperatures, and after anneali…

Investigation of the conditions for the formation of sodium zeolites in low-temperature hydrothermal synthesis

S. P. ZHDANOV and N. N. BUNTAR
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10580

This study examines the low-temperature hydrothermal formation of crystalline sodium aluminosilicates from strongly alkaline gels with sodium oxide to alumina ratios of 4 to 6 and varying silica contents. More than 170 products synthesized at 70 to 200°C were characterized by X-ray diffraction, chem…

Derivatives of Diphenic Acid

L. P. Kulev, G. M. Stepanova
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10578

This paper describes the synthesis of mixed-function derivatives of 2,2′-diphenic acid, specifically ethyl and phenyl esters of substituted monoamides, motivated by prior indications of herbicidal activity among related diphenic acid amides and the known selectivity of aromatic carboxylic esters. Th…

Derivatives of Diphenic Acid

L. P. KULEV, G. M. STEPNOVA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10567

This study addresses the preparation of diphenic acid derivatives as potential products of phenanthrene oxidation chemistry and as candidate herbicidal agents. A series of substituted monoamides was synthesized from diphenic anhydride and amines, while substituted diamides and imides were prepared f…

Kinetics of Nitration of Nitrobenzene with 100% Nitric Acid and Investigation of This System by Other Methods of Physicochemical Analysis

B. V. Tronov, Kh. A. Cheltsuk
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10544

This study examines why nitrobenzene is nitrated much more slowly than benzene in absolute nitric acid, with particular attention to possible complex formation between nitrobenzene and the nitrating reagent. The authors measured nitration kinetics at 0, 10, and 20°C for several nitrobenzene to nitri…

Complexes of Aminobenzoic Acids and Their Salts with Dinitrobenzenes

B. V. TRONOV, N. V. SYRNEVA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10533

This study examines complex formation between ortho-, meta-, and para-aminobenzoic acids, their sodium salts, and the three isomeric dinitrobenzenes in acetone solution. Using photoelectric colorimetry, the authors compare color deepening and optical-density maxima across 18 systems to infer the com…

The Problem of Best Chebyshev Approximation in a Complex Domain with Additional Conditions on the Coefficients of the Approximating Polynomial

E. G. GOLSHTEIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10455

This note studies a complex analogue of the Chebyshev problem for best uniform approximation of continuous functions on a compact set by generalized polynomials whose complex coefficients satisfy linear equality constraints and convex-domain inequality constraints. Under a regularity condition ensur…

On the Stability of Difference Parabolic Equations

L. I. KAMYNIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10336

This note studies the stability and convergence of line and finite-difference approximations for first boundary-value problems for one-dimensional quasilinear parabolic equations with variable coefficients. Using energy inequalities, difference analogues of Gronwall-type estimates, the Schauder prin…

Catalytic Dehydrogenation of Alkylphenols

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10280

This study investigates the catalytic dehydrogenation of alkylphenols, a reaction for which the authors note little prior literature, with attention to producing phenols bearing unsaturated side chains. Butylphenol and isopropylphenol were passed at atmospheric pressure over copper chromium catalyst…

Hydrogenation of carbonyl-containing furan derivatives. Conversion of 2-alkyl-5-acylfurans into 2,6-dialkyltetrahydropyrans

I. F. BEL’SKII, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR N. I. SHUIKIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.10115

This paper examines vapor phase catalytic hydrogenation of 2-alkyl-5-acylfurans over platinum on carbon, focusing on reaction conditions that divert the process from phenol or cyclohexanone formation toward tetrahydropyran derivatives. The authors argue that initial hydrogenolysis of the furan ring …

On a Model of Unstable Combustion

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09852

This paper examines acoustic instability in the combustion of condensed systems in a one-dimensional tube, motivated by the difficulty of directly measuring the acoustic impedance of a burning surface and by ambiguities in more complex combustion geometries. The authors formulate the linear stabilit…

On the Composition and Properties of Uranates

E. A. IPPOLITOVA and L. M. KOVBA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09839

This paper examines how cation type and reagent composition influence the formation, structure, stability, reduction, hydrolysis, and hydration of uranates. Drawing on chemical reactions of uranium oxides and uranyl salts with alkali and divalent metal compounds, together with X-ray diffraction, pot…

On the relationship between the released $\mathrm{H}_2\mathrm{O}_2$ and the number of oxide molecules formed during atmospheric corrosion of $\mathrm{Mg}$ and $\mathrm{Al}$

I. L. Roikh and I. P. Bologich
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09827

This study examines whether hydrogen peroxide evolved during atmospheric corrosion can serve as a quantitative indicator of oxide formation on magnesium and aluminum. Oxide-film growth was measured by optical polarization, while hydrogen peroxide evolution was measured photographically through calib…

WIND-DRIVEN AND THERMOHALINE CIRCULATION IN THE OCEAN

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09516

This paper formulates a linearized treatment of steady circulation in a deep baroclinic ocean under the combined action of wind stress and thermohaline forcing. The analysis separates the surface Ekman layer from the deep geostrophic convective layer, uses a vertical turbulent diffusion equation for…

New Materials on the Initial Stages of a Spark

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09508

This paper reports image-converter camera observations of the early stages of spark development in strongly nonuniform electric fields, especially positive sphere or rod to plane gaps. The experiments resolve the structure and motion of pulse-corona branches, showing a rapid initial stage followed b…

$K$-regular cones

V. Ya. STETSENKO
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09269

This paper studies pairs of cones in a real Banach space, with a narrower cone ordered by a wider cone, and analyzes the notions of K-regularity, complete K-regularity, and K-normality introduced in connection with monotone convergence problems. It establishes relations among these properties, inclu…

Studies in the Field of Multicomponent Nickel Systems

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09230

This paper examines how selected sections and projections can simplify the study of phase equilibria in multicomponent nickel systems, focusing on nickel-rich alloys within the Ni, Cr, W, Mo, Nb, Ti, Al system. The investigation reduces the seven-component system to a quasi-quaternary system consist…

On the Reaction of Ketene with Mercury Salts

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09190

The study investigates reactions of ketene with mercury compounds as a route to esters of mercurated acetic acids. It shows that ketene reacts with mercury alcoholates, with mercuric acetate in alcohols, and most conveniently with mercuric oxide in alcohol in the presence of mercuric acetate, formin…

On the Theory of Explosion Initiation by Impact

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09165

This paper develops a thermal theory for the initiation of explosive decomposition under impact, emphasizing the formation of high-temperature sites by plastic deformation rather than by adiabatic compression or subcritical chemical heat release. Using elastoplastic compression of a thin disk betwee…

On a Process of Successive Approximations and Its Application to Solving Functional Equations with Nonlinear Operators of Monotone Type

S. V. SIMEONOV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.09110

The paper studies the solution of fixed point functional equations with nonlinear monotone operators in semi-ordered Banach spaces by a modified successive approximation scheme using a scalar relaxation parameter. It formulates conditions under which uniqueness and bounding of the solution follow fr…

Telomerization and Polymerization of Ethylene with Silicon Hydrides in the Presence of Titanium Tetrachloride

TsAO-I, and Academician A. N. NESMEYANOV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08935

This study examines the reactions of ethylene with silicon hydrides in the presence of titanium tetrachloride under pressure and heating, focusing on telomerization with silicochloroform and methyldichlorosilane and polymerization with triethylsilane. Telomerization of ethylene with silicochloroform…

Influence of the Displacement of a Body’s Center of Gravity on the Accuracy of Determining the Moment of Inertia by the Bifilar Suspension Method

V. V. TURKIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08933

This paper analyzes how misalignment between a body’s central inertia axis and the symmetry axis of a bifilar suspension affects experimental determination of mass moment of inertia. It derives correction formulas and relative error expressions for three cases: parallel linear displacement of the ce…

Devices for Measuring Clutch Slip

S. I. Shubovich, A. V. Murin, V. T. Gorbenko
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08931

This paper addresses the measurement of slip in hydraulic, electromagnetic, and similar clutches where the driving and driven members rotate at different speeds and no standard measurement method is assumed. It describes two devices developed and used in hydraulic clutch tests: a mechanical differen…

Some Patterns in the Wear of Gear Wheels

Yu. S. SEMENOV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08929

The paper analyzes how wear changes the geometry of involute gear tooth profiles, using profiles from tested real transmissions as evidence. It argues that specific friction work and specific sliding can explain observed wear, including near the pitch zone, if their redistribution during the changin…

Changes in Gear Meshing Parameters During Wear

Yu. S. Semenov
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08928

This paper analyzes how wear changes the meshing geometry and operating parameters of spur gears, using experimental gear wheels from ER-5 mining electric drill reducers. It relates deviations of worn tooth profiles from the involute form to changes in pressure angle, line of action, specific slidin…

Assembly Equation for Coaxial Gear Mechanisms

Yu. Ya. Kovyilin
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08927

This paper examines the assembly conditions for coaxial multi-planet gear mechanisms, focusing on discrepancies among previously published equations and their limited usefulness for design calculations. It derives a general assembly equation for interchangeable and noninterchangeable planet gears, i…

On the Calculation of Pneumodynamic Speed Regulators

V. P. Beltyukov
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08926

The paper addresses the calculation of pneumodynamic speed regulators for carburetor engines when experimental partial engine characteristics and throttle moment curves are unavailable. It proposes a method for constructing the required regulator characteristic by approximating operation along the r…

Effect of Load on the Thermal Efficiency of a Carburetor Engine

A. S. Tsekhanov
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08923

This paper examines how load variation by throttling affects the thermal efficiency of an ideal carburetor engine cycle with heat supplied at constant volume. Using thermodynamic cycle calculations by the Grinevetskii, Mazing heat calculation method, the study compares cases with constant heat capac…

Experience in the Use of an Electrotorsiograph with an Inductive Sensor

V. K. Nechaev, A. T. Boldov, E. N. Nevstruev
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08921

This article reports practical experience with an electrotorsiograph using an inductive sensor for measuring torsional vibrations of shafts in piston-engine power installations. It describes the sensor, integrating and amplifying circuits, cathode-ray and magnetoelectric recording arrangements, sync…

On Critical Points of Steel

I. V. Slyusman
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08920

This article reviews the discovery and interpretation of the critical points of steel, emphasizing D. K. Chernov’s identification of points a and b as foundational for the science of steel heat treatment. It traces subsequent work by Osmond and others on critical temperatures in the iron-carbon syst…

Effect of the Shape and Dimensions of Products on the Depth of the Diffusion Layer during Chemical-Thermal Treatment of Steel

I. T. Tikhonov and I. V. Slosman
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08918

This study examines how the shape and dimensions of steel specimens influence diffusion layer depth during thermochemical treatment, a factor often omitted when selecting treatment regimes. Experiments on Armco iron cylinders, hollow cylinders, sectioned hollow specimens, and flat or cubic specimens…

Use of Sormite-Type Alloys for Dies

V. A. Samylov
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08917

This paper examines the use of cast sormite-type alloys as materials for dies, where deposited hard alloys had already shown improved wear resistance but were difficult or impossible to apply in some tool geometries. Five chromium, carbon, nickel, silicon, and manganese iron alloys were prepared by …

High-tungsten cast high-speed steel with cobalt

V. A. Kashchuk
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08915

This paper investigates cast high-tungsten high-speed steel containing about 24 percent tungsten, alloyed with cobalt up to about 21 percent, as a possible tool material not limited by the forgeability requirements of conventional high-speed steels. Experimental heats were induction melted, chill ca…

Strength Issues in the Treatment of Cast High-Speed Steel to Bainite

Yu. A. Evtyushkin
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08914

This paper examines whether bainitic heat treatment can improve the low strength and toughness of high-speed steel cast in metal molds, where residual stresses, work hardening, and microcracking accompany rapid cooling and martensitic transformation. Cast R18 high-speed steel specimens produced by c…

Effect of Small Boron Additions on the Properties of Cast High-Speed Steel

N. D. Tyuteva, Yu. A. Evtoshkin
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08913

This study examines how small boron additions affect the structure and mechanical properties of cast R18 high-speed steel tools produced by centrifugal casting in metal molds. Experimental heats containing 0 to 0.1 percent boron were cast, tempered, and evaluated through hardness, bending, impact to…

Low-Alloy Cast High-Speed Steels

N. A. Erofeev
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08912

This study investigates low-alloy cast high-speed steels for cutting tools as a less expensive alternative to conventional cast steels of the R18 and R9 types. Thirty-two experimental heats with varied carbon, tungsten, chromium, and vanadium contents were cast in metal molds, examined metallographi…

On the Determination of Forces by the Crusher Method

L. G. TSEKHANOVA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.08911

This paper examines the use of steel cylindrical specimens compressed in the radial direction as crush gauges for determining large forces. Experiments on mild steel St. 3 specimens of varying dimensions measured the imprint area after staged loading and unloading, showing that load and imprint area…