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Silicate Formation During the Melting of Glass of Diopside Composition

P. G. Usov, V. I. Vereshchagin, E. P. Tsymbaluk
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13294

This study examines silicate formation during melting of glass batches designed to yield a diopside crystalline phase, comparing compositions based on natural tremolite with those prepared from pure oxides. Using X-ray phase analysis, thermogravimetry, and differential thermal analysis, the authors …

Interaction of 4-Oxydiphenylamine with Vinyl Acetate

E. E. Sirotkina, R. M. Kogan
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13293

The reaction of 4-hydroxydiphenylamine with vinyl acetate was investigated as a route to vinyl-containing oligomers, using mercury acetate and sulfuric acid as catalysts. Conversions of amino and hydroxyl groups were evaluated from nitrosation measurements and vinyl acetate conversion, and the effec…

Rearrangement of N-acetyldiphenylamine

E. E. Sirotkina, R. M. Kogan
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13292

This study examines the Fries-Rosemund type rearrangement of N-acetyldiphenylamine, a reaction previously reported not to proceed under common acidic catalysts. The authors tested equimolar aluminum chloride and hydrogen chloride in several organic solvents under varied conditions and found that an …

Unusual Products of the Reaction of Carbazole with Acetaldehyde and Propynal

E. E. Sirotkina, V. D. Filimonov, V. A. Anfinogenov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13291

The study examines the reaction of carbazole with acetaldehyde and propionaldehyde under dehydrating or acidic conditions, where the expected aminal or enamine products are not formed. Instead, the reactions give previously undescribed dicarbazolyl dialkyl ethers in moderate to high yields, whose st…

Study of the Effect of Benzylamine on Electrode Processes Involving Cadmium, Copper, Zinc, and Lead Ions

V. E. Gorodovykh, L. M. Smolova
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13290

This study examines how benzylamine affects electrode processes involving cadmium, copper, zinc, and lead ions in sodium sulfate solution. Benzylamine adsorption on mercury was characterized by electrocapillary measurements, and its influence was tested using anodic and cathodic polarographic waves …

Study of the Effect of ?-Naphthol on the Kinetic Parameters of the Cadmium Discharge-Ionization Reaction by the Faradaic Impedance Method

Yu. N. Oblivantsev, V. E. Gorodovykh
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13289

The study examines how adsorbed beta-naphthol films affect the kinetic parameters of the cadmium discharge and ionization reaction at an amalgam dropping electrode. Using Faradaic impedance measurements in neutral sodium sulfate and acidic sulfuric acid supporting electrolytes, the authors determine…

Study of the Adsorption of ?-Naphthol on a Mercury Electrode from a Sodium Sulfate Solution

Yu. N. Oblivantsev, V. E. Gorodovykh
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13287

This study examines the adsorption of beta-naphthol on a mercury electrode from a neutral 0.1 N sodium sulfate solution, motivated by the role of aromatic surface-active substances in electrode kinetics and molecular reorientation at interfaces. Using differential-capacitance measurements at a dropp…

Formation of the Structure of Peat Coke in the Presence of Iron Oxides

N. P. Antonov, S. I. Smolyaninov, V. P. Zaryuto, G. L. Markelova
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13286

This study examines how finely dispersed iron oxides affect the porous and crystalline structure of peat coke formed during pyrolysis. Peat and peat, ore moldings containing iron oxide were coked under controlled laboratory conditions, then analyzed by mercury porosimetry and X-ray diffraction after…

Amalgam Polarographic Determination of Zn, Cd, Pb, Cu, and Bi Impurities in Alkali Metal Niobates, Tantalates, and Niobium and Tantalum Pentoxides

Z. S. Mikhailova, P. F. Zayachko, A. A. Kaplin
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13285

A procedure is described for determining trace zinc, cadmium, lead, copper, and bismuth in alkali metal niobates and tantalates, as well as niobium and tantalum pentoxides, where direct amalgam polarographic analysis is hindered by hydrolysis and residual currents from the major components. The meth…

Steatite Ceramics with Tunable Dielectric Properties

P. G. Usov, V. N. Gurina, Yu. I. Alekseev
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13284

This study examines steatite ceramic compositions intended for high-voltage devices, particularly electrostatic generators requiring dielectric materials with controlled volume resistivity. The authors modified talc-based ceramic batches by changing the glass-phase composition, replacing barium oxid…

Heterogeneous Pyrolysis of Straight-Run Gasoline

S. I. Smolyaninov, M. D. Medvedev, A. V. Kravtsov, L. P. Yarosh
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13283

This study examines heterogeneous pyrolysis of straight-run gasoline obtained from Samotlor crude oil as a route to gaseous unsaturated hydrocarbons. Experiments were conducted in a flow reactor with a fixed bed of iron oxide catalyst, and pyrolysis gases were analyzed chromatographically to determi…

Pyrolysis of the gasoline fraction of Severo-Silginsky gas condensate

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1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13282

The study examines pyrolysis of the initial boiling point to 180°C gasoline fraction from North-Silginsky gas condensate as a feedstock for producing lower olefins, particularly ethylene. Using a flow reactor and simplex planning of extremal experiments, the authors determined an ethylene-oriented r…

Synthesis and Properties of Phenyliodoso-N-acetylaminobutyrate

S. S. Makarchenko, N. I. Izotova, A. N. Novikov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13281

This paper reports the preparation and preliminary characterization of phenyliodoso-N-acetyl-alpha-aminobutyrate, presented as a previously undescribed representative of phenyliodosocarboxylates containing an acylated aliphatic amino acid residue. The compound was synthesized from phenyliodosoacetat…

Studies in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives. Use of Acid Ionization of 3-Nitrocarbazole for Its Quantitative Determination

V. P. Lopatinskii, I. P. Zherebtsov, S. P. Yudina, L. P. Belyanina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13280

A photometric method is described for determining 3-nitrocarbazole in mixtures with its 9-substituted derivatives, based on acid-type ionization in alkaline medium to form an anion absorbing in the visible region. Calibration solutions containing potassium hydroxide, acetone, and ethanol were measur…

Accounting for the Interaction of Components of Complex Systems in Anodic Current Equations

A. A. Kaplin, V. A. Kolpakov.
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13279

This paper addresses how mutual influence among jointly deposited elements affects anodic current equations in accumulation polarographic methods for multicomponent systems. Building on a semiempirical treatment of the effect at the accumulation stage, it introduces the relative degree of depletion …

Study on the Determination of Tungsten by Stripping Film Polarography

L. F. Zaichko, A. A. Kalin, G. S. Shamanskaya
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13278

This study examines the determination of microconcentrations of tungsten(VI) by stripping film polarography with preliminary accumulation on a graphite electrode, addressing limitations of mercury electrodes for tungsten reduction. Using ammonium chloride background electrolyte at pH 7, the authors …

Vacuum Cell for Polarographic Analysis

V. I. Kuleshov, B. S. Shifris
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13276

This paper addresses oxygen removal as a limiting factor in increasing the sensitivity of stripping and film polarographic analysis. The authors propose and test a vacuum cell in which solutions are stirred magnetically while air is evacuated to about 1 to 2 mm Hg, comparing this procedure with conv…

Study on the Determination of Molybdenum by Stripping Polarography

A. A. Kashin, V. F. Sliptchenko, N. N. Zubkova
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13275

This study examines the determination of microquantities of molybdenum(VI) by stripping polarography using simpler supporting electrolytes than previously reported. Experiments with a graphite electrode in ammonium sulfate and Trilon B produced well defined anodic peaks, with peak height linear over…

Research in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives. Study of the Mechanism of the Interaction of Olefin Oxides with Carbazoles in an Alkaline Medium

I. P. Zherebtsov, V. P. Lopatinskii, S. P. Yudina, V. V. Gal’tsova, T. N. Zorina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13274

The study examines the kinetics of reactions between propylene oxide and substituted nitrocarbazoles in alkaline ethanol, extending earlier work on 3-nitrocarbazole. Using photometric monitoring of unreacted nitrocarbazole, the authors measured effective rate constants and activation parameters for …

Studies on the removal of impurities from magnetite iron ore by the autoclave-alkaline method

N. P. Kurin, N. F. Stas, V. F. Dabizha, E. V. Cherepanov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13272

This study examines the purification of Olenegorsk magnetite iron ore concentrates by autoclave alkaline leaching with sodium hydroxide, aiming to reduce silica and other impurities to levels suitable for high grade iron powder and battery applications. Laboratory experiments varied leaching time, t…

Study of the sorption capacity of magnesium oxide with additives

V.V. Nakhalov, N.F. Stas, G.G. Savel’ev, T.S. Gordina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13271

This study examines how preparation conditions and oxide additives affect the sorption capacity of magnesium oxide for carbon dioxide and water vapor. Magnesium oxide samples were produced by thermal vacuum decomposition of basic magnesium carbonates prepared from different salts and precipitants, t…

Study of Chemisorption of Carbon Monoxide on the Surface of Iron Catalysts

N. V. Usheva, N. A. Rubens, A. V. Kravtsov, S. I. Smolyaninov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13269

This study examines the chemisorption of carbon monoxide on oxidized and hydrogen-reduced surfaces of an industrial iron-chromium catalyst using infrared spectroscopy, with phase characterization by X-ray structural analysis and gamma-resonance spectroscopy. On the oxidized hematite surface, CO adso…

Indirect Determination of Chromium(III) by Stripping Polarography on a Graphite Electrode

T. F. Ryashentseva, A. A. Kashin
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13268

The paper proposes an indirect stripping polarographic method for determining microquantities of chromium(III) by simultaneous electrodeposition with nickel on a graphite electrode. After examining chromium(III) reduction in several supporting electrolytes, the authors select 1 M potassium thiocyana…

Research in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives. Ionization Constants of Some Amino Derivatives of 9-Substituted Carbazoles

E. E. Sirotkina, V. P. Lopatinskii, L. F. Kovaleva, T. V. Kakalina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13265

A series of amino derivatives of 9-substituted carbazoles was synthesized and examined to determine how substituent structure affects basicity. Apparent ionization constants were measured by potentiometric titration at the half-neutralization point in 20 percent ethanol at 25 degrees Celsius, using …

Study of the Effect of Temperature on the Rheological Properties of Structuring Pore Suspensions in Molded Capillary-Porous Bodies

A. V. Vitugin, V. M. Vitugin, T. G. Leont’eva
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13264

This study examines how heating affects the rheological behavior of structured bentonite pore suspensions relevant to the thermal stability of green granulates in adhesive granulation. Using an RV-8 rotational viscometer, the authors measured limiting shear stress, plastic viscosity, and a plasticit…

Automatic Optimization of the Injection Beamline of a Synchrotron at an Energy of 1.5 GeV

P. A. DYUGAI, V. P. IVANCHENKOV, V. A. KOCHEGUROV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12516

This paper studies the electron injection beamline of a 1.5 GeV synchrotron with multi-turn injection, focusing on matching the microtron beam emittance to the synchrotron admittance while accounting for losses at the electrostatic inflector. Using mathematical modeling on an analog computer with a …

On the Possibility of Direct Modeling of Chemical Technology Processes on Analog Computers Using Directed Graphs

G. V. RADCHENKO, G. A. INESHIN, V. G. KHAN
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12515

This paper examines whether chemical technology processes can be modeled directly on analog computers by representing their variables as vertices of directed graphs. Building on graph isomorphism principles for physical systems, it formulates graph representations for heat and mass exchangers, using…

A Method for Measuring Mechanical Pressures

I. G. Minaev, A. I. Trofimov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12514

This paper proposes a piezoelectric method for measuring mechanical pressure that extends conventional piezoelectric sensing from dynamic pressures to low-frequency and static pressures. The method uses a piezoceramic element with two electrode systems, in which one side is excited by an alternating…

On the Use of a Common Smoothing Choke in a Stabilized Voltage Converter

I. A. GONCHAR, V. I. STEPANOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12513

This paper examines multichannel stabilized DC voltage converters in which separate output filter chokes are replaced by a single multiwinding smoothing choke. It presents a calculation procedure for the common choke, including stored energy, winding turns, inductance, air gap, and distribution of o…

Synthesis of Time-Optimal Control for a Double-Integrator-Type Object under Conditions of Incomplete Observability

V. D. TSYDENOV, A. M. MALYSHENKO
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12512

This paper addresses the synthesis of time-optimal control for a double-integrator-type plant with bounded relay control, actuator inertia, and incomplete observability, where the controlled coordinate is inferred through a first-order measuring element. After reducing the system to transformed phas…

Estimation of the Quantization Period of Emergency Parameters with Allowance for Possible Losses

Yu. M. Ageev, F. F. Idrisov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12510

This paper addresses the choice of a quantization period for centralized monitoring of emergency parameters when statistical information about the monitored process is limited. Modeling the parameter as a stationary random process with a specified Gaussian-type correlation function, the authors use …

Optimizing the order of parameter polling by the dynamic programming method

Yu. M. Ageev, V. I. Konovalov, S. P. Revina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12509

This paper addresses the problem of choosing a fixed cyclic order for polling multiple parameters with distinct static characteristics when the commutator has limited switching speed. It formulates optimality through a quadratic criterion measuring relative instability of quantization intervals, not…

On the Order of Parameter Polling in Centralized Monitoring Systems

Yu. M. Ageev, V. I. Konovalov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12508

This paper addresses the problem of reducing quantization error in centralized monitoring systems where many parameters must be polled at different frequencies by a commutator and processed by a computer. It proposes a method for assigning parameters to commutator positions so that polling intervals…

Synthesis of a Linear Filter for Time Functions

Yu. P. Zabashta
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12507

The paper addresses pulse overlap in high-density digital magnetic recording, where the reproduced readout pulse can exceed the bit period and thereby distort amplitude and timing. It proposes synthesizing a linear time-function filter that compresses readout pulses by using spectral regions for ens…

On the Construction of Walsh “Spectrum” Analyzers

B. N. EPIFANTSEV, Yu. P. ZABASHTA
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12506

The paper addresses the hardware realization of signal analysis in orthogonal function systems other than the trigonometric Fourier basis, focusing on the lack of engineering designs for Walsh spectrum analyzers. It uses the properties of Walsh functions, especially their binary structure and values…

Principle of Modeling the Urban Street Network

E. B. Khilazhev, V. I. Malyshkin, N. P. Baida
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12505

The paper proposes a digital simulation principle for evaluating urban street traffic control strategies, motivated by the cost and limited transferability of natural experiments on real networks. It argues for a macroscopic representation of traffic flows by density, supplemented with statistical d…

On the Control of a Reversible Counter

N. P. Baida
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12504

The paper proposes a simple control method for reversible binary counters based on a property of their transition table: during correct addition or subtraction by one, exactly one counter digit undergoes the characteristic transition from 0 to 1 or from 1 to 0. The described circuit adds a control f…

Binary-coded decimal adder-subtractor for automatic control systems

N. P. Baida, E. B. Khilazhev
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12503

This paper addresses arithmetic unit design for specialized computing devices in automatic control systems that operate with 8421 binary-coded decimal representation. It describes a serial binary-coded decimal adder-subtractor that avoids the separate formation of the decimal complement during subtr…

On Possible Schemes of Shift Registers Based on Static Flip-Flops

A. V. TRIKHANOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12502

The paper examines possible circuit schemes for binary shift registers built from static flip-flops, focusing on one-position shifts as the basic case for more general shifts. It compares single-cycle and two-cycle implementations, including circuits using quenching, paraphase transmission, counting…

Resetting the Units of Electronic Digital Computers to the Zero Position

A. V. Trikhanov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12501

This paper examines methods for resetting electronic digital computer units, including shift registers, counters, and adders, to the zero state when carry signals may otherwise alter adjacent digits during the reset transient. It reviews three existing classes of counter reset methods, indirect rese…

Measurement of Certain Characteristics of Vowel Sounds

V. P. BONDARENKO, V. A. BONDAR
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12499

This paper examines time variation in vowel formant frequencies and its implications for speech signal analysis. Treating vowel spectra as sums of formant components with amplitude and frequency modulation, the authors measure instantaneous frequency distributions by filtering vowel signals, clippin…

Intonometer

N. F. KUCHER, B. N. EPIFANTSEV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12498

This paper describes a simple intonometer for extracting and measuring the fundamental frequency of clipped speech signals, a task for which existing non-correlation devices were considered inadequate. The proposed instrument derives an envelope related to the speech signal’s instantaneous frequency…

On the Possibility of Using Artificial Larynx Devices for Speech Research

N. F. KUCHER, V. M. RAZIN
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12497

This paper examines whether artificial larynx devices can be used as experimental tools in speech research, rather than only as prosthetic aids. Using the acoustic theory of speech production, it argues that artificial larynx excitation offers constant fundamental frequency and a stable excitation s…

Extraction of the Envelope and Phase of a Broadband Signal

N. F. KUCHER, V. M. RAZIN, V. S. SHMITOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12496

This paper addresses the extraction of amplitude envelope and phase functions from broadband signals, for which direct amplitude and phase detection is unsuitable because the spectra of the corresponding envelopes overlap. It proposes first translating the signal spectrum to a high-frequency region …

Automatic Discrimination Between the Words "Start" and "Stop"

B. N. Epifantsev, N. F. Kucher, A. N. Osokin, V. M. Razin
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12495

This paper addresses automatic discrimination of a limited speech command set, focusing on the words “start” and “stop.” It identifies speaker-invariant differential features based on the presence of voiced and noise segments and, especially, the time interval between the beginning of the speech sig…

Time Interval Analyzer for Clipped Speech

N. F. KUCHER, V. M. RAZIN
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.12494

This paper describes an instrument for analyzing the distribution of time intervals between zero crossings in clipped speech, motivated by the use of such distributions in automatic speech recognition. The authors present a two channel analyzer that separately processes positive and negative rectang…