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On the Relationship Between the Number of $\pi$-Electrons and the Nature of the Magnetic Susceptibility of a Class of Aromatic Molecules

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.06094

This paper examines how the number of pi electrons influences the sign and magnitude of the pi electron contribution to magnetic susceptibility in a class of aromatic molecules. Using the molecular orbital method and perturbation theory, it argues that molecules whose energy spectra arise from small…

Effect of Heavy Halogens on the Probability of Transition to a Metastable State and the Probabilities of Deactivation of This State

V. A. BORGMAN, I. A. ZHMYREVA, V. V. ZELINSKII, and V. P. KOLOBKOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.06093

This study examines how heavy halide additives affect fluorescence quenching, phosphorescence yield, and deactivation of metastable states in solid alcoholic solutions of organic luminescent compounds at low temperature. Absolute fluorescence and phosphorescence yields and phosphorescence decay rate…

Use of Chemical Changes in $\mathrm{RaE}$ Beta-Decay Processes for the Synthesis of Organoelement Compounds of Polonium

A. N. MURIN, V. D. NEFEDOV, V. M. ZAITSEV, and S. A. GRACHEV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.05986

This study investigates the synthesis and identification of previously little studied organoelement compounds of polonium formed through chemical changes accompanying beta decay of RaE incorporated in aromatic bismuth derivatives. Polonium daughter products accumulated in crystals of Bi(RaE)Ph3 and …

On the Dependence of the Yield of Radiation-Chemical Reactions on the Concentration of Dissolved Substances

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.05930

This paper examines how radiation-chemical yields in aqueous solutions depend on the concentration and reactivity of dissolved acceptors, arguing that mechanisms inferred from a single concentration can be misleading. Using an approximate track model, the author derives a concentration-dependent exp…

ON THE THEORY OF CHEMICAL ADSORPTION

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.05742

This paper develops a theoretical treatment of chemisorption using Bloch functions for the adsorbent crystal rather than localized crystal states, making the formulation applicable to both metals and dielectrics. The adsorbate and crystal are represented through one-electron Hamiltonians, and variat…

On the Coloration of Iodine Solutions in Oleum

V. O. MOKHNACH, S. N. ANDREEV, and E. V. STROGANOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.05611

This study examines the origin of the blue coloration of iodine solutions in oleum, testing the proposal that it is caused by formation of iodine cations through oxidation of molecular iodine. The authors measured absorption spectra of iodine solutions in oleum with varying free sulfur trioxide cont…

Differential Conductometric Titration Method for a Mixture of Methylchlorosilanes in Nonaqueous Solutions

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.05555

A differential conductometric titration method is described for quantitative analysis of binary and three-component mixtures of trimethylchlorosilane, dimethyldichlorosilane, and methyltrichlorosilane in nonaqueous media. The procedure converts methylchlorosilanes quantitatively to the corresponding…

Effect of Alkali Metal Halide Additives on the Amount of Hydrogen Adsorbed by Platinum Black

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.04570

This study examines how alkali metal halides affect the reduction of platinum oxide to platinum black and the subsequent adsorption of hydrogen in 50% ethanol. The authors measured hydrogen uptake and catalyst potential during reduction in the presence of potassium chloride, bromide, and iodide at v…

Investigation of the effect of mixed solvent composition on the rate and selectivity of the hydrogenation of $2$ -ethylanthraquinone

L. Kh. Freidlin, E. F. Litvin, and V. E. Ditsent
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.04303

This study examines how the composition of mixed solvents affects the rate and selectivity of catalytic hydrogenation of 2-ethylanthraquinone, a reaction relevant to hydrogen peroxide production by the quinone method. Using skeletal nickel catalyst at 20 degrees and measuring hydrogen uptake togethe…

Study of the Nature of Secondary Chemical Bonds

D. N. Shigorin, A. N. Rodionov, T. V. Talalaeva,
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.04174

This paper examines the nature of secondary chemical bonds arising from delocalization of valence electrons and formation of multicenter molecular orbitals, with emphasis on organolithium compounds, related organometallic complexes, and acetylene derivatives. Using infrared spectra, dipole moment da…

Limiting Diffusion Current at a Rotating Disk Electrode During Cathodic Hydrogen Evolution

G. P. Dezideriev, S. I. Berezina
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.03925

This paper examines limiting diffusion currents during cathodic hydrogen evolution on a rotating platinum disk electrode in sulfuric acid solutions, where depletion of hydrogen ions near the cathode leads to a change in the electrode reaction. The authors measure electrode potentials shortly after i…

On the Mechanism of Decomposition of Intermediate Hydroperoxides during Liquid-Phase Oxidation of n-Decane

Z. K. MAIZUS, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR N. M. EMANUEL,
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.03828

This study examines the decomposition mechanism of intermediate n-decyl hydroperoxides formed during liquid-phase oxidation of n-decane at 130 degrees. Using alpha-naphthol as an inhibitor, the authors compare hydroperoxide consumption under oxidizing and nitrogen atmospheres to distinguish nonchain…

A New Rearrangement of Trihaloacetohydroxamic Acids

Academician I. L. KNUNYANTS and G. A. SOKOLSKII
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.03687

This paper reports the preparation and study of several fluoro- and chloro-substituted acetohydroxamic acids, including monofluoro-, fluorodichloro-, trichloro-, and trifluoroacetohydroxamic acids, obtained from corresponding haloacetate esters and hydroxylamine in alcoholic solution. The authors ex…

Semi-Empirical Method for Calculating the Heats of Formation of Hydroperoxides and the Conjugation Energies of Some Peroxide Radicals

G. I. LIKHTENSHTEIN, A. L. BUCHACHENKO, and V. I. VEDENEEV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.03589

A semiempirical thermochemical method is proposed for estimating heats of formation of organic hydroperoxides, motivated by the scarcity of experimental data for compounds important in oxidation processes. The method uses bond energy relations and conjugation energies of peroxide radicals to show th…

Free energy of $\mathrm{KJ}$ in ethanol and acetone

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.03535

This study determines the free energy of solvation of potassium iodide in ethanol and acetone, addressing limitations of earlier estimates based on cells with transference and the absence of data for acetone. The authors measured the electromotive force of a transference-free cell with potassium ama…

Dependence of the Floatability of Stibnite on the Magnitude of the Zeta Potential

Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences B. V. DERYAGIN and N. D. SHUKAKIDZE
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.03196

This paper examines how the electrokinetic, or zeta, potential of antimonite affects its floatability, treating flotation as adhesion between a mineral particle and an air bubble governed by the stability and rupture of the intervening wetting film. Using heterocoagulation theory, the authors derive…

On Certain Cases of the Radical Redistribution Reaction in Organic Compounds of Lead, Tin, and Silicon

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR G. A. RAZUVAEV, N. S. VYAZANKIN,
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.03162

This paper examines radical redistribution reactions in organolead, organotin, and organosilicon compounds, focusing on cases where equilibrium is disturbed by decomposition or by formation of catalyst-stable products. The authors argue that catalytic disproportionation of hexaethyldiplumbane and he…

Analysis of Forms of Bonding and the State of Moisture Absorbed by a Disperse Body Using Drying Kinetic Curves

M. F. KAZANSKII
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.02671

This paper examines how kinetic drying curves can be used to distinguish and quantify forms of moisture bonding in disperse porous bodies. Using simultaneous thermograms and weight loss curves for thin samples, it relates singular points on drying thermograms to successive removal of free, capillary…

On the question of ion solvation

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.02633

This paper critiques electrostatic models of ion solvation, arguing that observed solvation energies in water, alcohols, acids, ammonia, and related solvents are only weakly dependent on dielectric constants, dipole moments, and molecular volumes. Using tabulated thermodynamic data and comparisons o…

On the Mechanism of the Isotope Exchange Reaction of Dialkylmercury with Alkylmercury Halides

The present article describes a new isotopic exchange reaction of alkylmercury compounds:
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.02584

This study examines the mechanism of isotopic exchange between dialkylmercury compounds and alkylmercury bromides labeled with mercury 203, using optically active 5-bromomercuri-2-methylhexane and bis-(2-methylhexyl-5)-mercury. The reaction was followed in ethanol at 60°C by separating the organomer…

Thermal Dehydrogenation of 2,5-Dihydrofurans

I. F. Bel’skii, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR N. I. Shuikin
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.02519

This study examines the thermal behavior of 2-alkyl-2,5-dihydrofurans in comparison with related oxygen heterocycles, especially 2,3-dihydrofurans that rearrange to cyclopropane carbonyl compounds. The authors synthesized 2-methyl-, 2-ethyl-, and 2-isopropyl-2,5-dihydrofurans and passed their vapors…

Adsorption Gas Radiography and Its Application to the Study of Promoted Catalysts for Ammonia Synthesis

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.02332

This paper introduces adsorption gas radiography as a method for examining catalyst surfaces when suitable radioactive isotopes of the catalyst elements are unavailable or impractical. The method uses radioactive gases or vapors selectively adsorbed on particular surface components, and is demonstra…

On the Significance of the Kinetic Isotope Effect for the Theory of Hydrogen Substitution in Aromatic Systems

F. M. Vainshtein and Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR E. A. Shilov
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.02286

This paper examines the use of kinetic isotope effects for interpreting hydrogen substitution mechanisms in aromatic systems, focusing on iodination and bromination of substituted aromatic amines and sulfonate derivatives. The authors compare kinetic equations, buffer effects, pH dependence, and rea…

DEUTERIUM–HYDROGEN EXCHANGE IN THE COURSE OF THE HYDROGENATION REACTION OF SOLID OLEFINS BY ATOMIC HYDROGEN AT −196°

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.01603

This study examines deuterium and hydrogen exchange during the low-temperature hydrogenation of solid olefins by atomic hydrogen at minus 196 degrees Celsius, with the aim of clarifying aspects of the reaction mechanism. Propylene and isobutylene films frozen on the wall of a reactor were exposed to…

On the Structure of the Electrical Double Layer on Platinum

T. P. Birintseva and B. N. Kabanov
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.01278

This paper examines conflicting determinations of the potential of zero charge on platinum by measuring the differential capacitance of smooth platinum electrodes in sulfuric acid and sulfate solutions over a range of alternating current frequencies and pH values. The authors argue that capacitance …

A New Method for the Synthesis of 3-Aryl-1,4,5,6-tetrahydropyridazines. $n$ -Diphenylylcyclobutane

Yu. S. Shabarov, N. I. Vasil’ev, N. K. Mamaeva, and R. Ya. Levina
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.01182

A new synthesis of 3-aryl-1,4,5,6-tetrahydropyridazines is described, addressing the limited accessibility of arylbutadienes required in the earlier azodicarboxylic ester route. The method reduces readily available 6-aryl-4,5-dihydropyridazin-3-ones, prepared from beta-aroylpropionic acids and hydra…

Critical regions of concentration in soap solutions

P. A. DEMCHENKO and Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences A. V. DUMANSKY
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00997

This paper examines critical concentration regions in sodium laurate and potassium laurate solutions, extending beyond the commonly recognized critical concentration of micelle formation. Using the solubilization of toluene as an experimental measure, the authors identify an initial threshold near 0…

Physicochemical Study of the Formation Process of Furfural-Aniline Resins

M. S. Barvinok, V. S. Kuprin, V. V. Mazurek, and G. I. Semenov
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00865

This study examines the chemistry of furfural-aniline resin formation, a process previously known in application but insufficiently characterized mechanistically. Using physicochemical analysis together with spectrophotometry, viscosity measurements, calorimetry, chemical analysis, hydrogenation, an…

On the Composition and Stability of Calcium Hydrosilicates under Hydrothermal Treatment Conditions at 700 atm Gauge and $200^\circ$

L. Ya. LOPATNIKOVA and A. M. DMITRIEV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00688

This study examines the composition, crystallization, and mechanical stability of calcium hydrosilicates formed during hydrothermal treatment relevant to cementing ultradeep oil wells at 200°C and pressures up to 700 atm. Mixtures of lime and quartz sand with CaO:SiO2 ratios of 2, 1, and 0.8 were au…

Inhibition of Hydrocarbon Cracking in Molten Sodium and Potassium Hydroxide

P. G. ANAN’EV, and N. N. DMITREVSKII
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00685

This study examines the behavior of n-heptane and cyclohexene under high-temperature conditions in contact with molten sodium, potassium hydroxide, and, for comparison, molten aluminum. Experiments were conducted in flow apparatuses at atmospheric pressure and in an autoclave under elevated pressure…

Polarographic Study of the Nitro-Aci Tautomerism of Nitrocyclohexane

Ya. I. Tur’yan, Yu. M. Tyurin, and P. M. Zaitsev
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00649

This paper reports a polarographic investigation of the nitro-aci tautomerism of nitrocyclohexane in buffered aqueous media at controlled ionic strength. By following the polarographic wave of the nitro form over pH 3 to 12 and at 25 to 50°C, the authors measured the rates of conversion in both dire…

Reactions of Diphenylmercury with Benzene

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00300

This paper examines the thermal and photochemical reactions of diphenylmercury in benzene, with particular attention to the role of oxygen and to phenyl group exchange between the organomercury compound and the solvent. Using carbon-14 labeled benzene or labeled diphenylmercury, the authors compare …

Phosphine oxides containing a vinyl group at the phosphorus atom

Academician M. I. KABACHNIK, T. Ya. MEDVED’, and Yu. M. POLIKARPOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00299

This paper reports the synthesis of tertiary phosphine oxides containing a vinyl group attached to phosphorus, a class of organophosphorus compounds of interest as potential monomers for nonflammable polymers. The authors prepare diethylvinylphosphine oxide, dipropylvinylphosphine oxide, and ethylph…

Catalytic Dehydrogenation of Isopropylbenzene

O. K. BOGDANOVA, Academician A. A. BALANDIN, and I. P. BELOMESTNYKH
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00250

This paper investigates the catalytic dehydrogenation of isopropylbenzene to alpha-methylstyrene, with emphasis on reaction kinetics and the influence of hydrocarbon structure on reaction rate. Experiments were conducted in a flow system over a mixed oxide catalyst with steam dilution, measuring hyd…

Synthesis of Peptides and Polyphosphates of Adenylic Acid from $\mathrm{N}$ -(Adenosinephospho)-phenylalanine

Z. A. SHABAROVA, L. G. ANDRONOVA, M. BEZDEK
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.00228

This study examines N-adenosinephosphoric derivatives of phenylalanine as model compounds for possible peptide nucleotide linkages involving a phosphorus nitrogen bond. The authors synthesized and compared benzyl-protected and deprotected derivatives, testing their reactions with protected amino aci…

Radioactive Catalysts. Dehydration of Cyclohexanol over Magnesium and Sodium Sulfates

Academician A. A. BALANDIN, Academician Vikt. I. SPITSYN,
1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.99706

This study examines whether a heterogeneous catalyst containing a beta emitting isotope can influence the dehydration of cyclohexanol to cyclohexene. Magnesium sulfate catalysts containing controlled additions of sodium sulfate were prepared in radioactive and nonradioactive paired forms, using sulf…

Dipole Moments and Reactivity of Vinylacetylene Hydrocarbons

A. A. PETROV, K. S. MINGALEVA, and B. S. KUPIN
1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.99428

This paper examines the relation between dipole moments and reactivity in vinylacetylene hydrocarbons, addressing whether substituents alter the polarization of the conjugated double and triple bond system. Using Debye’s dilute-solution method in benzene at 20°C, the authors measured dipole moments …

Effect of Nickel on the Electrochemical and Corrosion Behavior of Steel

G. M. FLORIANOVICH, Ya. M. KOLOTYRKIN, and N. K. SMIRNOVA
1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.99029

The study examines how nickel content affects the electrochemical and corrosion behavior of chromium steels under passivating conditions. Using potentiostatic polarization measurements in 0.1 N sulfuric acid under nitrogen, supplemented by photocolorimetric determination of dissolved Fe, Cr, and Ni,…

Influence of Structural Features and Surface Properties on the Recovery of Refractory Lead Minerals by Froth Flotation

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1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.98396

This paper examines why several complex oxidized lead minerals, including pyromorphite, mimetite, beudantite, and plumbojarosite, are poorly recovered by conventional froth flotation compared with cerussite, anglesite, and wulfenite. The authors relate flotation behavior to crystallochemical structu…

Molecular Orbitals of Radicals with Nonalternant Cycles

M. E. DYATKINA, S. N. DOBRYAKOV, and E. M. SHUSTOROVICH
1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.98090

This paper examines the molecular orbital structure of radicals containing nonalternant five- and seven-membered rings, extending earlier calculations on perinaphthenyl analogs and related fused-ring systems. Using the simplified molecular-orbital method, the authors compare the numbers of bonding, …

Mechanics of Polymer Molecules

G. A. Patrikeev
1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.97467

This paper develops a theoretical account of the mechanical stretching and rupture of polymer molecules, treating covalent bonds in an extended chain as highly stiff quasi-elastic elements. It distinguishes configurational entropy deformation from subsequent elastic stretching of valence angles and …

Interaction of Vinylacetylene with Diazomethane

A. T. TROSHCHENKO and A. A. PETROV
1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.97424

This study examines the reaction of vinylacetylene with diazomethane, addressing whether addition occurs at the triple bond or the double bond in this conjugated hydrocarbon. Experiments in ether at low temperature followed by product isolation showed formation of a single oil in high yield, assigne…