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Decomposition Voltage and Thermodynamics of the Formation Reaction from the Elements of Liquid Lanthanum Di- and Trichlorides

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.96452

The paper examines the thermodynamics of molten lanthanum chlorides, including the unstable dichloride whose independent existence was uncertain, using electrochemical measurements in equilibrium LaCl2, LaCl3 melts in contact with liquid lanthanum. The authors measure the emf of a cell with lanthanu…

Investigation of Intermolecular Electron Transfer Processes under Pulsed Illumination

O. D. DMITRIEVSKII, Academician A. N. TERENIN
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.95988

This study investigates intermolecular electron transfer in binary molecular solutions during pulsed photoexcitation, using perylene as an electron acceptor or donor because its radical ion spectra are accessible. A high speed photoelectric spectrometer was used to record transient absorption spectr…

On the Scheme of Anodic Condensation of Monomethyl Adipate

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.95670

This study examines the anodic condensation of sodium monomethyl adipate under aqueous and alcoholic conditions optimized for producing dimethyl sebacate, with attention to the formation of by-products that complicate the Brown-Walker electrosynthesis scheme. Electrolyses were performed with platinu…

Synthesis of Isotopically Substituted Organolithium Compounds

T. V. TALALAEVA, A. N. RODIONOV,
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.95665

This paper reports the preparation and characterization of isotopically substituted organolithium compounds intended for structural studies of ethyllithium and phenyllithium derivatives. Deuterated ethyllithiums were synthesized from corresponding deuterated ethyl chlorides and lithium, while lithiu…

Effect of Adsorption on the Rate of Processes at a Platinum Electrode in the Quinone–Hydroquinone System

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.95264

This study examines how adsorption affects the kinetics of quinone reduction and hydroquinone oxidation at a platinum electrode. Using rotating platinum electrodes, polarization measurements, and radioactive tracer measurements for bromide and iodide adsorption, the authors compare the effects of ad…

Energy Transfer from the Uranyl Cation to Phthalocyanine in Solution and in the Adsorbed State

G. I. Kobyshev, G. N. Lyalin, Academician A. N. Terenin
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.95103

This study examines intermolecular excitation energy transfer from the uranyl cation to metal-free and magnesium phthalocyanines in solution and on magnesium oxide adsorbents. Using low-temperature and room-temperature luminescence spectroscopy with selective excitation of uranyl absorption bands, t…

Quasi-line vibronic spectra of porphine and dihydroporphine

A. N. Sevchenko, K. N. Solov'ev, S. F. Shkirman, M. V. Sarzhevskaya
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.95068

This study examines the quasilinear absorption and fluorescence spectra of porphine and dihydroporphine, or chlorin, in frozen normal hydrocarbon matrices at 77 K using the Shpol’skii method. By resolving low-temperature spectra, the authors determine vibrational frequencies active in electronic tra…

Electron paramagnetic resonance in liquid and supercooled solutions of some free radicals

N. S. GARIFYANOV, A. V. ILYASOV, Yu. V. YABLOKOV
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.94750

Electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of alpha,alpha-diphenyl-beta-picrylhydrazyl and 2,2,6,6-tetramethylpentamethylene nitroxide were studied in liquid and supercooled solutions between 77 and 300 K to examine how the local solvent environment affects hyperfine structure. Using polar and nonpolar…

The Problem of a Focal Thermal Explosion

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.94544

This paper analyzes the problem of thermal explosion initiated by a localized hot spot in a reactive medium, formulated as a spherically symmetric heat conduction and chemical kinetics problem with an initial step-like temperature profile. Numerical solutions are used to determine critical condition…

Homolytic Isomerization of Acetone Di-n-butyl Mercaptol

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.94482

This study examines whether the previously observed peroxide-induced radical rearrangement of mercaptals and mercaptols with arylthio migration can also occur with migration of an alkylthio group. Acetone di-n-butylmercaptal was heated in chlorobenzene with tert-butyl peroxide, and the products were…

Directed Catalytic Synthesis of Solid Paraffin from Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen

T. F. Bulanova, Ya. T. Eidus, N. S. Sergeeva, Yu. T. Khudyakov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.94470

This study examines cobalt, kieselguhr catalysts promoted with zirconium dioxide or titanium dioxide together with magnesium oxide for the synthesis of higher hydrocarbons from carbon monoxide and hydrogen. Flow experiments at atmospheric pressure and at 10 atm compared catalyst activity, stability,…

Synthesis of New Nitrogen- and Oxygen-Containing Polymers with Conjugated Bonds from Sodium Carbonate and Ammonium Chloride

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.94320

This paper reports the synthesis of nitrogen- and oxygen-containing polymers with conjugated C=N bonds from inorganic salts, using ammonium chloride with sodium carbonate or sodium bicarbonate in the presence of zinc chloride. The reactions were conducted in sealed autoclaves at 250 to 300°C under p…

SEPARATION OF ISOTOPIC HYDROGEN MOLECULES ON SYNTHETIC TYPE-A ZEOLITES IN THE COBALT ION-EXCHANGED FORM

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.94294

This study examines the separation of isotopic hydrogen molecules on synthetic type A zeolites in which sodium ions were partially replaced by cobalt ions. Cobalt exchanged zeolite samples with varying cobalt contents were prepared, characterized by X-ray diffraction and nitrogen sorption, and teste…

Mechanism of Radiation Oxidation and Reduction of Inorganic Acceptors in Acetone Solutions

N. A. BAKH, M. RODER, L. T. BUGAENKO
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.93907

This study examines the radiation-induced oxidation and reduction of variable-valence inorganic acceptors in acetone solutions, motivated by unusually high yields previously observed for methylene blue systems. Dilute deaerated or oxygen-containing solutions of iron, copper, chromium, manganese, and…

Nitrosochlorination of Olefins and Their Derivatives by an Ionic Mechanism. Anomalous Addition to Chloroethylenes

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.93856

This paper examines nitrosochlorination of olefins and haloethylenes by an ionic mechanism, addressing the difficulty of adding nitrosyl chloride to less reactive halogenated ethylenes and the unusual orientation observed in chloroethylene derivatives. The author argues that aprotic Lewis acids such…

Dependence of the thermal effects of polymer dissolution on the nature of the solvent

The integral thermal effect of dissolution is the algebraic sum of three quantities
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.93590

This paper examines how solvent nature affects the thermal effects of dissolution and swelling in divinylstyrene and divinylnitrile copolymers. Heats of dissolution were measured calorimetrically at 25°C, and polymer solvent densities were determined by the gradient tube method, with results compare…

Double electric layer capacitance in solid electrolytes

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.93375

This preliminary study reports measurements of the double electric layer capacitance at a platinum electrode in a solid ZrO2 and CaO electrolyte. Cylindrical electrolyte pellets with platinum electrodes were examined in purified argon at about 1020 degrees C using an impedance bridge, with capacitan…

On the Discrete Nature of the Impurity Spectral Photosensitivity of Photographic Emulsions

Zh. L. Broun, E. A. Kirillov, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR K. V. Chibisov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.93223

This paper examines whether molecular-colloidal impurity centers in optically unsensitized photographic emulsions act as electron donors and whether they produce short-wavelength impurity photosensitivity in addition to long-wavelength sensitivity. Using a differential spectrosensitometric method, t…

On the Form of Existence of Ferric Ions in Molten Silicates

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.93000

This study examines whether trivalent iron in molten silicates exists predominantly as complex anions, free cations, or an equilibrium of both forms. Using a modified Frumkin electrocapillary method, the authors measured the pressure required to detach nitrogen bubbles from a polarized platinum capi…

Study of Piperidine Radiolysis by the EPR Method

A. A. Revina, A. P. Podsoblyaev
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.92739

Electron paramagnetic resonance was used to study primary radical products formed during low-temperature gamma radiolysis of purified piperidine, both in vacuum and in the presence of oxygen. Irradiation at 77 K produced a stable spectrum interpreted as a doublet of triplets, with radical accumulati…

New phenyl derivatives of titanium

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR G. A. Razuvaev, V. N. Latyaeva,
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.92702

This paper investigates the formation and decomposition of covalent phenyl derivatives of titanium, motivated by earlier unsuccessful attempts and by evidence for transient organotitanium species in catalytic systems. Reactions of titanium tetrachloride with diphenylmercury and phenyllithium were ex…

Activity of Alkali Metal and Ammonium Chlorides in an Aqueous Sodium Chloride Solution

A. N. KIRGINTSEV, A. V. LUK’YANOV
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.92584

This paper examines the activities of lithium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, and ammonium chlorides in aqueous sodium chloride solutions under isopiestic conditions at 25 degrees Celsius. Using the McKay and Perring differential equation, the authors relate salt activities to the dependence of total …

Synthesis and Dehydration of Some Diene Germanium-Containing Carbinols

I. M. Gverdtsiteli, T. P. Guntsadze,
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.92567

This study examines the addition of triethylgermane to several tertiary vinyl ethynyl carbinols in the presence of Speier’s catalyst and the subsequent dehydration of the resulting diene germanium-containing carbinols. Dimethyl, methylethyl, tetramethylene, and pentamethylene substrates were convert…

Effect of electrolyte acidity on the properties of electrolytic cobalt deposits

N. A. BALASHOVA, St. RASHKOV
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.92175

This study examines how the acidity of cobalt sulfate electrolytes affects the microstructure, adsorption behavior, and self-dissolution of electrolytic cobalt deposits. Cobalt was deposited at pH 1.5 to 5.1 under controlled conditions, then characterized by microphotography, dissolution in sulfuric…

Normal flame speed of decomposition of pure acetylene

B. A. IVANOV, S. M. KOGARKO
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.92046

This study investigates the normal flame velocity of pure acetylene decomposition as a function of initial pressure at 18 to 20°C over 2.5 to 5.0 atm. Using a large receiver to minimize pressure rise, photographic recording to measure visible flame speed, and ionization probes to reconstruct the fla…

On the Relationship Between the Mechanical Properties of Sulfonated Cation-Exchanger Grains and the Establishment of Pseudo-Equilibrium States During the Sorption of Organic Ions on Them

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.91944

This study examines how the mechanical properties of KU-2 sulfonated cation-exchange resin grains influence the sorption of methylene blue ions and the formation of pseudoequilibrium states. The authors measured reversible deformation under load for resins containing 2% and 6% divinylbenzene at diff…

Activation Energy of the Chain Formation and Consumption of Alcohols in the Oxidation of n-Decane

I. P. SKIBIDA, Z. K. MAIZUS, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR N. M. EMANUEL
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.91905

The paper examines the chain formation and chain consumption of alcohols during liquid-phase oxidation of n-decane, focusing on the activation energies of the elementary reactions involving peroxy radicals, hydroperoxides, and alcohols. Using an open-flow oxidation system, the authors compare steady…

Interaction of Two Inhibitors in the Hydrocarbon Oxidation Reaction

G. V. KARPUKHINA, Z. K. MAIZUS, Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences N. M. EMANUEL’
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.91725

This study examines the nonadditive action of amine and phenolic inhibitors during the initiated oxidation of ethylbenzene at 70°C, a model unbranched chain oxidation system. By following inhibitor concentrations spectrophotometrically and measuring rate constants for reaction with peroxy radicals b…

Radiol from sulfuric acid

L. T. Bugaenko, Huang Guan-lin, N. A. Bakh
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.91680

This study examines the radiolysis of aqueous sulfuric acid over a concentration range of 0.4 to 18 M, separating direct radiation effects on sulfuric acid from indirect effects mediated by water radiolysis products. Solutions containing ferrous ions were irradiated with x-rays and cobalt-60 gamma r…

Study of the Reduction of the $\mathrm{MnO}_4^-$ Anion at a Dropping Mercury Electrode

B. N. RYBAKOV, N. V. NIKOLAEVA-FEDOROVICH
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.91041

This study examines the cathodic reduction of the singly charged permanganate anion at a dropping mercury electrode, focusing on the origin of the current minimum observed at negative surface charges. Polarization curves, drop-growth current measurements, and differential capacitance measurements we…

Study of the Reaction of Polybenzimidazole Formation

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR V. V. Korshak, T. M. Frunze, V. V. Kurashev, A. A. Izynéev
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.90701

This study examines the formation of polybenzimidazoles through the polycondensation of 3,3′-diaminobenzidine with diphenyl sebacinate, with attention to reaction temperature, time, pressure, reagent imbalance, and monofunctional additives. The authors characterize the resulting polymers by solution…

On the Thermal Stability of Sodium Alumohydride

T. N. DYMOVA, N. G. ELISEEVA, M. S. SELIVOKHINA
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.90636

This study examines the thermal stability and decomposition behavior of high purity sodium aluminum hydride, information needed for preparing alkali metal aluminum hydrides and for interpreting reactions involving them. Sodium aluminum hydride prepared by a modified Klassen method was analyzed by di…

Mechanism of Radiolytic Oxidation of Ferrous Iron in Aqueous Sulfuric Acid Solutions Containing Oxygen at High Absorbed Dose Rates

A. K. Pikaev, P. Ya. Glazunov, Academician Vikt. I. Spitsyn
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.89395

The study examines why the radiolytic oxidation yield of divalent iron in oxygen-containing sulfuric acid solutions decreases at high absorbed-dose rates. Ferrous sulfate solutions of varying iron, oxygen, acid, and sodium chloride concentrations were irradiated with short high-intensity electron pu…

On Some Regularities in the Complexation of Pentavalent Actinide Elements

A. I. MOSKVIN, I. GYÖLGYEANU, A. V. LAPITSKII
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.89306

This paper examines regularities in complex formation by pentavalent actinides, focusing on protactinium, neptunium, and plutonium with anions of organic and inorganic acids. Using ion-exchange data and reported instability constants, the authors compare complex compositions and stabilities, showing…

Kinetics of Stationary Reactions

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.89080

This paper develops a general kinetic formulation for stationary and quasi-stationary complex reactions composed of elementary stages, including heterogeneous reactions on homogeneous surfaces. It defines reaction routes through stoichiometric numbers, relates route rates to forward and reverse rate…

On the Polymorphism of Lanthanum Oxide

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.88949

This paper examines the polymorphism of lanthanum oxide and the conditions required to obtain its low-temperature cubic form, whose existence had been uncertain in earlier studies. Lanthanum carbonate, oxalate, hydroxide, and nitrate were decomposed under high vacuum, with products characterized by …

Elementary Reactions of Molecular Fluorine

G. A. Kapralova, L. Yu. Rusin, A. M. Chaikin, A. E. Shilov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.88525

This paper examines elementary reactions of molecular fluorine that generate atoms and radicals, focusing on additions to olefins and hydrogen abstraction from hydrogen iodide. Using low temperature surface reactions, BET surface measurements, and diffusion flame methods, the authors determine kinet…

Study of the Influence of the Structure of the Electrical Double Layer and Solution $\mathrm{pH}$ on Hydrogen Overpotential on Gallium

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1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.88405

This study examines how the electrical double layer and solution pH influence hydrogen overvoltage on gallium, using liquid, solid, and dropping gallium electrodes in acidic chloride and sulfate solutions. Measurements of overvoltage as a function of electrolyte concentration and pH showed changes o…

On the Nature of Surface Oxides of Platinum Formed during the Anodic Discharge of Hydrogen Peroxide

O_2 + H_2O = O_3 + 2H^+ + 2e.
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.88383

This study examines the nature of higher surface oxides of platinum formed during anodic discharge of hydrogen peroxide in acidic electrolyte. Using oxygen isotope labeling with hydrogen peroxide enriched in oxygen-18 and mass-spectrometric analysis of anodically evolved oxygen, the authors tested w…

Mössbauer Spectra of Iron Complex Compounds with Diacetyl Thiosemicarbazone Oxime

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR V. I. GOLDANSKII, E. F. MAKAROV,
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.88261

Mössbauer absorption spectra were measured for three iron(II) complexes with diacetylthiosemicarbazone oxime derivatives in order to assess how proton removal and changes in ligand bonding affect the electric field at the iron nucleus. Using a cobalt-57 in chromium source, spectra were recorded at r…

Construction of a DCB System of Tetracyclines

M. N. KOLOSOV, S. A. POPRAVKO, Academician M. M. SHEMYAKIN
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.88242

This communication addresses the synthetic construction of the labile DCB ring system of tetracyclines, a key obstacle in routes to natural tetracycline antibiotics. Starting from an acetoxyketodiol derived from juglone, the authors examine protective-group strategies, Grignard addition, hydrolysis,…