SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANISIMOV, YE.YE. - ANOKHINA, R.V.

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"Eloctropinys-Joloi.7-4cal Characteri3tics of the A.COU:~t-*-C of
Modulary Acou~-,Lic iuclui ,in! Lao '~ochleall
~:oscow, 3iologicheskiye :.-a-uki, 'V01 1), "o 7, 1570, P:%
Ab5tract. A rV-'j2, 4S pro-c-r.Led Ll~': I -L:
various poLiritiais and Of L.10 -ICGU~;LIC L L~~-
that, in order to devoiap ade---iuaLe zrc~earcr, MOLnOUS, L:.L) 011' anu
electrophysiologists shuul-d be unified.
Chair of Vertubrate Zoology, ,,oscow Statu 6nivorsity im. I. Lo,:;Oi-.c,.-()V
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BAKSH, 0. A., MONOSHKOV, A. N., and ANISIMOV ,,Yu,._,,I,, Chelyabinsk, Chelyabinsk
Polytec-hnical Institute
"Low-Temperature Effect on the Efficiency of Welded Joints Under Static
Tension"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 8, Aug 70, pp 74-79
Abstract: An outline is given for a procedure for the theoretical evaluation
of the ductility and brittleness of welded Joints of compact cross section
with a smooth interlayer, which are subjected to static tension. "Ifechanical
inhomogeneity and temperature (up to 78' K) are taken into account. The
plastic properties and type of failure, in relation to service temperature,
were investigated under certain assumptions. Tests samples were made of 45Kh
and StIO steels, welded by friction. Tests were conducted on an IR01-5 test
machine at temperatures of -20, -78, -100, -150, -170, and -196-C. with a
deformation rate of 1.1 x 10-3 sec. The results show that with decreasing T
and with a reduction in the relative thickness of the interlayer x, the yield
point and short-time strength increase.
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BAKSH, 0. A., e.t,.a,l, Problemy Prochnosti, No 8, Aug 710, pp 74-79
A transfer of fracture from the soft interlayer toward the hard metal was
observed in the entire temperature range and at sufficiently small values
of X. The range of interlayers with brittle fracture widened with decreas-
ing temperatureq attaining X - 0.9 at 78* K. The test procedure is described
briefly.
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YELYUTIN9 V. P.1 MITINP V. S., and ANIS1MOV, YU. S., 1!oscow In-
stitute of Steel and Allovs
"Surface Tension and Density of Al 203- BeO !.'elts"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademij Nauk SSSR, Neorgai-Licheskiye N,ateri-
aly, No 9, Sep 73, pp 1585-1587
Abstract: Researchers today are paying considerable attention to
the study of the properties of iiquid oxides of aluminum and ber-
yllium because of the expanding use of powders fro-ni these metals
and their alloys in solid rocket fuels. One of the main factors
in this research is the deternination o-f density and surface -en-
sion of oxides in the liquid state. The authors of this article
established the concentration dependence of surface tension an(~
density of liquid A 1203-beo melts. They measured the surface
tension and d~nsitv of pure aluminum oxide and nelts. of Al-)03 as
a function oZ teriDera-rure. The values of surface- tension o.`~ :)ure
A1203 were found to be lower than that found previously. The val-
ue of the densitv o_` liquid aluminum oxide, equal. to 3.03 g/cm3,
at the ne!~4-;7 s found to be in 7oad aFreenent -..,ith -Cre-
vious data,but thie temperature Coefficient of thc is SW..e-
what higher. The article contains 2 f;.gures, I table, an(! 4 1, j
liographic reference_--
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102360w Preparation of transfarmer~,
rsea petroleum by adsorption and hydrogenation methods.
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Kuliev R. Sh.; Kevorkova, 1. S.; An' ' -M - (USSR).
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adsorption purification on the optimurri'aint. (2511~-,*-) of an
aluminosilicate catalyst at 35' and by 'hydro 'getiation on a WS:
catalyst at a vol. input rate of 0.5 hr-I at 300'i:100 atm with
1000 1. 11 1. distillate, viscosity at 50', acid no., arid f.p. of a
dewaxed distillate transfortner oil uere changed froin 7.08
cSt, 0.36 mg K011 g arid -47' to 7.09 and 7.27 cSt, 0.01 and
0.02 mg KOH 'g and -45', resp., color and transparency were
improved, and stability toward oxidn. wGs raised to the levc-I
specified by GOST 981-55 and 11257-435. The resp. stabilized
oils had flash point-, of 150' and tan angles of dielec. 1(,,s at 70'
of 0.17 and 0.31. Process vatiable ratvgcs cxplored x-vere
25-1501 '-,' adsorbent and hydro~eiiatioti tenips., pre5suro, and 11
concns. of 3CO-425--, 5GM) atin, and 30.)-1000 1. 1.
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PAISCV, A. 1. L. 1. , ANISILOVA, G. V. , ajid N.
"Study of the Effect of Aging Temperature on the SLructiLre at;(!
of Yd-,'~77-,Yu?, Alloy"
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Alloys. Scientific and Technical 3ulletin of All-Union institute of LiCzht
"o 5, Pp 97-102 (frora RZ h-l:e tall urgiya, Lo ',I, 1:ar '~I, Abstx~act
Alloys), 19"0, 7
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Traz-~siatiom The into rre latio ns hip is found between 61`~,'(). and C., 0.2 at 7`j'O and
BOOO (fro:-, reference data), charac terized -by the correlation factor 0.9 ~-.d
at; well az; IAIt-.;CCn4` , e- , anA test-'j,- tcm~,eratuve,
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r, .I -, v
in the ?00-600 ra.-2--e ir.creaseG heat resistmce and stal-dLILLy Gf L;tructul'o.
at Z--l- r I
educes rL!P-u-,-e szren-th as a result-of a decrea~se In
the qi;antI'I,Y olC 4,~,e 01-tremrthenln- pnase, Air coolil-9 ICro.-7 aS-SurPs a hl)--:!:cr
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PAISOY, A. I., et aj. , Tekhnol. le- ikh splavov. Eauchno-teklm. byUl, VI-Sa,
Uk
1970, No 5, PP 97-102
aging at 700 and 6000 ( 35 750 150 hr as against 95 and 120 hx rc:5pec'%dvcIv)-
..2 char...Ces analogously. Four illustrations. bibliography wi-*-6h seven
titles.
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ANISIMOVA, L. F.
"The Use of Linear Correlation Relations for Restoration of In"ormatiorl
Concerning a Transient Process Which Has Been Lost"
Tr. Mosk. Aviats. In-ta [Works of Moscow Aviation Institute], 1972,
No 2S8, pp 10-16 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika,
No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9VI43)
Translation; Suppose XII X,, ---, xn are statistically related randor,
parameters, and the I-csulLs of Illeasurcilicifts of' pal-amct~,-I- lw~i
t
during recording of the values of the parameters.
An algorithm is suggested for restoration of the IosL values of
parameter XI on the basis of values of parameters X, ..., X 11, based oil
a set linear regression equation. The ordinary method and the muctliod
of Chevyshev are used to compose the regression equation.
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NIKOLAYEVA., V. G.., AJF1SI1MOVA, L. V... I&K-MCEEVAY 0. A., and RAZUMOV., A. I.,
Kazan' Chemical-Technological Institute Imeni, S. M. Kirov
"Studies in the Series of Phosrhinic and Phosphinous Acid Derivatives LXXXIX.
Structures and Properties of Phosphorylated Hydroxamic Acids and 71heir Salts"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 %'105), No 5, MaY 73), PP 1013-1019
Abstract: A series of phosphorylated hydroxamic acids and salts was synthesized
by a previously described method. Physical constants, IR, UV, and PMR data are
reported for the nLw corml-owids. On the basis of spectral analysis it was shavm
that the solid phosphorylated hydroyaraic acids and their salts are in the amide
form P2 P(=O) (C.f,'OnC
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"The Stabi1izati-on of Austcnite with inverse Convernioz-.- iz- and
Co-!..'o steels"
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conversion in Kill 5KI c~:O steel rot cont4LiIAJIC, Ni, ai;d ill
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of the ter,..,-atura on chz~x,~,ctcrlntlc factcr~,; a,--,
austenite, -dec4,2-Ic ;4,.!,(,-V ,noriod of
ductilj.~'.y, r!-nd Is discunsed by refero.-Ice to
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Compilcr, BionjAri. Bibliografl_rheslki- U"!-azaLol'
tve....y, I rnostrannoy Litenauury 1958-1968 (Bionics. Bi'-Iliog-aphic irid~,-. (A
Soviet and Foreign LiLeraturc 1958-1968), 'Joscm.,,
Translation: Annotacion: This bibliography contains literature on b_'t):ii-s
and certain relaLed fields ol: biology, automation, and cvbLrn,-.-:t:-_`cs z_or li(,_,'~-
1968. The literatUrc. is classi[ied with due regard for t-lie arezu, of
interest in bionics, such as bioriechanics and hioener,4(' --,Lcs, zJ-.c,
recopLors and anal,.sors, biolo,-,ical aspect-s of L'I,?. 11170bl-C-M Of
modelinp
recognition, the problem of animal orientation and navi.,,latimi, mlodt~lirl u., rvt?
networ'Ks and Lh,_- brain, and so on. The index i~~ interldi~d for
workers, enginOVrS, Leachc~rz~, and students working in and rciatc-Q1
fields.
Foreword:
Since 1963, the Library of Technical Literature of thc Sector- of the !:I~,
of Special Libraries of the Academy of Sciences USSR, t_-_,~,-athcr ~-.itll
bionics secric-s of Sci.untific Council on thc~ Coi:ioie:-Z of CVI~roy-
.0--t Lc
netics and the Scientific Council an Prohle-..-Itz of N'~viai:i.m-n ;i._:(; Au?
Control of. Lhe Acadeii,,; ot Sclunccs USSR' has beell cumpi-1.1,1" 'i
literature o-1 bionif_-. 01) the basis of this card,
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ANISIMOVA, T. N. , Compiler, Bionika. Biblio-ra-fichesk,'v ~Tj--,- t~ I C,
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tvennov i lnostranncw Literratury 1959-1968 (Bion;~cs. bi b 1 i C' r a I i C i -1 L., e;
Soviet and Foreign Literacure 1958-1968), '010SCOT..11 16~; pp
indexes on particular problems of bionics have been pul:-1-ishtic! ~1.--d
bibliographic bulletins have been compiled regularly.
Because the literature gathered may be of interest to I broa(] r.:~ngc of -v'Cr':,-ers
at scientific research institutes, hi;-;Iler educational i~lstit~;Ljr-ns, and in-
dusLrial or;,anizations doing research in the area of (,I- w;iw, thc
achievements of blf.onics, the Sector of the 111(2uiork of 1,111brari . o
the Acaderav o~` Sciences [JSSI' Ciecided to T)ublish a inde-~: C-
domestic and froeign literature on bionics for 1.958-1968. 111 U11C.
of preparing O'he index, the card file -...,as signifjcn-ntj~; hr.'
viewing sets of journal.-,, 1-111bliographic puhlicaL;ans, Jil,raiy
Russian and foreign reference journals, and other s~-,lrces. I'll-'e
lite.ratiire fDr 195B-11)68 and, partially, for 1.969.
!-of '~j
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AINISIMOVA, Ctx,ipller, Bionilra.
tvennoy i T1~1~.-str.-.innov Liucratu,:%-
Soviet"and For~-ign Liter_---turc~ 1.958-1968), :10scow,
which has appeared during the cxistence of blonics as ~m ind~p-_zndc_:it sc_ien-
tific area. Duc to th-2 'multidisciplinarv nature oi bionic rcs~_-.arch, the
index includes literature directly related to bionics a~ -.,oil z-.s iituracui-e
pertaining to ccrtain related fields of biology, inedicine, autum.-ition, cy-
bernetics, and other areas, because research in these. fields is closei-';
linked with bion-ics and mav ey-ert a substantial. influence on its
As the fir-:;t auc;llpl to plibli.:Ji a hl-oad hfollf(:~i blibliop-'~-~!;)11';' tht. h4d-~:.- "."11
certainlv make suil:e I'Secause Lhe basir puri)csu wits, to compile a
bibliogral.)Mc aid f-or scientific worlhers, some articles of a po-mllar n;Auru
have not been incluried in Lhe indcx.
The licerature waS classified in accord i-.!_;th the
shape In ii-ionlu-s zint.'. it-T-',_- he.(-n OULIAned, in particui;_;r, at the ;'J1 t:?I1i(.'TI
ferences of 196"', 1~-~'--_--, and A-mzon,,, these basic are;~~z are
of bioiuechanics and mode-ling, receptors, anc: th'~
bionic aspulAs of III,! of Jma;~e recogniti.cqi Ino
by 1)io1o,!i.(_-ai obic-,-L!~, ;in,I Lh~_, prebl.e-.ii of ii: h;olr,~J(::~l

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ANISIMOVA, T. N., OLecile-
tvennoy i Inostrannoy LiLuratun, 1958-1968 (Bionics.
JQ7j 1(~~
Soviet and Foreign Literature 1958-1968), Moscc'.,!,
In view of the specific nature of some sections, the literature i.n encin of
them has been grouped bv separate areas and t)ro'blems in tlic ma-11iler ulhat
seemed most expedient for that section. Subsections are introduc(-(,~ ccnsi-ilor-
ing the bioiogicLl, ecological, a-Lid physical-tcc~inlcal i-,siiects ,~f tlic cor-
responding probler,. and t"lie specifics of scientific rescirc:i cn Cie
problem.
Annotarionf-, are for c(--rtain Rassian and fox-eig.1-1
LTI tO
further rCV,-!al cc,1nLt.!nL. Transl~lLions of LiLles arL- givcii Jor forc-;~,~j
For convenit~nce iii use, tlic b -!b! j ograDliy has appendice!: --- ;_,.i -iut7WIi
Prid an indf--y. of of literatim, souruc!,,
Table of Conter.LS: il
Foreword 5
1. General Ou~--su'ons oF Efcnic-,:~, Tec!in-Ical
svstems 7
2. Bionic A-PeCL, 011 Piclllecli~ii-jlcs, Bioc-nergetc.1-cs, ziind
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ANISP-10VA, T. N. , Compilcr, Bionika. Bibliogr-aficheskiy Uk-razi-4LA' Ote,`;'e~~--
t1jennoy i Inostrannoy 1-iteratury 1958-1968 (Bicnics.
Soviet and ~~-oreign LiterilLure 1958-1968), vlosco-w, "Nauka," 1971, 1.68 v-,
1) ag
1 . General OLIeStions
2. Biomechanics, Dioenerge tics, and Biochemistry of
Marine Organisns
3. Biomechanics and Bioenerget.i.cs of Land Organisii~s 17
4. Biomnechanics and Bioenergetics of Flight
3. Receptor '-lechanismls 22
1. General Questions 22
2. illechanoreceptors
General Ouestiolls 2 4
Tactile ltecl~-')Lors 2()
The 'VesLibular Apparatus and LateraL Line Orj.~~--fls 27
Hearing 2 9
3. Photorecc-Dtors 30
i i e r a 10i- L2 -- -~ -~*- c, n s 30
The Retina and Its !'odels 33
Insect Photoreceptors 36
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LNTSIMOVA , T. N. , Compiler, Bionika. Bib liograf ichoskl v UIazaitej.' Otech-- -
tvennoy i Inost-rannoy Literitury 1958-196~i (Bionics. 13 i1. 1 rl: 7, 11 L (- 1. a (I
Soviet an d Voreign Literature 1958-1908), t!osco-w, k,
a -, ,a
4. Hemoreceptors 38
General- Questions 38
Olfaction 39
Taste 41
5. Thermal Receptors 42
6. Interorecepturs 1.
4. Orien ,:ation, N'avigatjon, and Location in Animfil-s
1. General. Questions 44
2. 111.01o"Jeal Cluckf; 45
oric'[Itat~ion' lljav-il~'ation, ;vId Locatle-i[i in Aid;~:;,I
Geller;1I Ques I !oiv; Ij 1,
01-icriLaLlon and Loration 4.
Optical Mechanis;.-is of Orientation 49
ClIC-7714-ca-I of Orientation 51
4. Orientation, Navigaviori, and Locatirm 5
Orientation and Navig.,Lion Ln Birds
Orientation and. Nzivigation of Other VOI-Luhra-'-~Is 55
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ANISIMOVA, T. N., Compiler, Bionika. Bibliograficheskiy UkazateJ' Oteclic-s-
tvennoy i Inostrannoy Literatury 1958-1968 (Ilianics. Bi'Jic-graphic ir~dc:x of
Soviet and Foreign Literacure 1938-1968), IMoscow, "Nauka," 1971, 162, 7,p
Page
orientation and Navigacion of InsecEs 57
Acoustical Mechanism of Orientation and Locnation 58
Optical Mechanisms of Orientation and Navigation 60
5. The Effect of Phvsical Fields and Pladiation un
Biological Objects 63
1. The Effect of Different Fields.
Multifaceted Influences.
63
2. Biological Effect of an Electric Field.
Electroreceptors 655,
3. Effect of Magnetic Fields on Biologicnl 01,jt~i-Ls 67
4. Moloj~iczil fffects of Vllectrolrta)~neL:ic Vk--Lds 7(~
6. Behavior, Communication, and Problems or Controlling
Animal 1.1ehavior 7 11.
Genera' Cucstion,~ 71.
2. Marine Anim,-Is 72
3. Land Anj.mals 74
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M4ISIMOVA, T. Compiler, Bionika. Ote(-'!
tvennoy i laosLrannov Literatury 1958-1968 (flioniCS . 1, j' I j -C, 114 C
Soviet and Foreign Literature 1.958-1968), Moscu.-I, 16:3 pp
7. Bionic Probleuis of Control and Regulation 77
1. Ceneral QuesLions
2. Regulation of Temperature, Chemical Cc. os L o n ,
and Other Parai:~icters
3. Control Ovcr ~",.---chanical liovemenLs
4. Control in ~!.,Dvi-ng ObJects
5. Bionic Slave D~!viCCS. RObOtS, "10(11CIS Of
Mechan
S. Pr ob I fmi~; o f t 1-11 (- L i lig Co:!'p rehuns i')(- V, iIi

B i0 Lo", i I A'~J)I-tcLs oi L11c. Mz"n "Ifid
General QLIuStiOnS
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ANISIMOVA, T. 'N, Ccnpi'Ler, Bionika. Bibliografichi~!skiy Ukazat-21'
tvennov -4 InosEranno-.- L-ircraturv 1958-11168 (Bionics. -2,i*b-I-i,:,,cr~----,',-4C
Soviet and Foreign Literature ic)58-1968), '140scow, "N'auka," 1-971, 168

2. Bioelectric Control Systems and Prostheses 90
3. Biological Objects in the Composition of Tedui-ical
Devices and Svstems 94
4. Obtaining hil-om-ation on the State of '.,iol(-gLca'-
Systems 9

Biomedical EquipnierlL 9
Telemetric Ecju.!p,.,,ient 9
COMPLILer Technology in MologY and 'te(lic-l"ne
5. Stimulators. Active Ji-ffluence on Biological
Processes 100
9. Bioni c Prublems~ o~~' Image
_,n on
101
1. General QuesLioiis. Arialysors ,ind 1
2. llecol-nit.fori ol" Aural Im,2ges
11 Ef C (j gn t: o; I o f V i 5 u,-,. I I
mages r)
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10. Ne ro
bionics
112
L General the Problem of
and Phvsical Nodel-ing, of the Nervni,~7 11?
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ANISIMOVA, COr
tvennoy I Incs trLmioy Literatury 1958-11)(18 (gicnics.
Soviet and Foreimi Li te rature i 9-3S-1968) , mosco-w, 19 1 S
2. Prii, 'iarv Functioning Mechanisms oF Klo-ients
of the Nervou~ System and Bioelectric Ph.(,nomeril
3. Neurons and Neuron s
4. Nerve Fibers and Neuristors 1-91
5. Nerve Netwo~ks and Centers and .'lodcls of T11L2!!i 1212
6.
,;,, amd Translission lin
Infor-maLiop. Encodin
Biolo,gical SLructure .1. 2')
7. Mechanisms of AdaptaLicn and Learning 12 7
8. c n, o
9. Problums of the Reliability of 1), io .1
Bi=L- c Aspects _I 2 1: T-i e
ftc~ and c, 1
1. Generai Questions
2. Mlode-li-:- gBeliavior
3. 6
4. I'lie Brai .1nd, Cc-mpuvors
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Bionil-a. Bih-liografi-Cheski- Uka;,atel'
tven-nov i Incstrannoy Literatury 195'6-1968 (Bionics. G",
Soviet and Foreign Litcrature -1938-n('s), ibF
5. Mathematical Models of Biolo-ical SyFtcul,
and Processes
6. Bionic Aspects of the Theory of Lar,pe Sy~~;tem~3 143
Author Index
List of the A")".-rovjaciozis of Nanes of Russifan md
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112 033 UNCLA.SSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-TERPULYMER CF FLUORO SUBSTITUTED STYRENES WITH STYRENE AND WITH
DIENES -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-ANISIM0'vAv_ V.V., GORSHKOVA, I.A., DUKUKINA, A.F., PETERKIN,
6.0.1 SMIRquVW~-t. '16
CGUNTRY UF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-IZV. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVEG., KHIM. KHIM. TEKHNOL. 1970, 13E2), 256-8
DATE PUBLISHED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-POLYMERIZATION, FLUORINATED ORGANIC COMP,_)J'?40, STYRU_~4E, ".)ILNE'
ISOPRENL, COPOLYMER# ELASTICITY
CCNfROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-200010780 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124449
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CIRC ACCIESSICN NO-AP0124449
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INFLUENCE OF r-GMONO;MER MIXT.
COMPN* 6N Tf--E COMPN. AND PROPERTIES OF THE TITLE TERPI-A.".'NERS qA5
STUDIES. EMULSICN OR BULK POLYMN. UF STYRENE (1), 3~jTADIENE (11) [J;~
ISUPRENE (III), AND P PHC SU66 H SU84 CF:CF SUB2, PhCF:CFSUi32 (IV)# C
SU86 F SUB5 CML:CHSUB2, PHCF; CFCLp OR RPHC SUB6 h SUB4 CF: GAVE 1-2 HIGH
MOL. WT. TERPOLYMERS, IN 17.9-72.4PERCENT YIELDSt WfiJISE FLUORUSTYk-lENE
CONTENTS (05.-24PERCENTJ WERE SIGNIFICANTLY L04ER THAN rHOSE IN IHE
ORIGINAL MUNGMEk MIXT. (3.66-49-82 MOLE PERCFNT). EMULSION POLYMN. OF A
1-11-111 MIXT. AND BULK POLYMN. OF 1, 111, AND C SUBt, F SU85 CH:Ch SUB2
OIL) NOT GIVE TERPOLYMERS. REACTIONS WITH ISOPRENE REQUIRED SIMILAR TO
4 TIMES LONGER. THE HIGHER THE 11 CONTENT OF A TERPOLYMER, THE HIGHER
ITS MOL. WT. TERPOLYMER CONTG. GREATER THAN ZOPERCENT 11 WERE RU&BERS;
FILMS CAST FROM BENZENE SCLN. WERE MORE ELASTIC THAN THOSE OF COPLLIMERS
NOT CGNTG. 11, FACILITY: LENINGRAD., POLITEKH. INST. IM.
KALININA, LENINGRAD, USSR.
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USSR I LTDC 576.8
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RYBAKOV, N. I. , GUBERINIYEV, M. A. , CH11,MIROV, 0. B.
KOLOBOV, A. V., ANISMI, Ye. D., and KOZLOV V. A., Institute of Experimental
, Academy f d3cal C3.
Biology 0 USSR
"The Effect of Some Radioprotectors on Processes Associated With Lysogeniza-
tion of Bacteria and Induction of Intracellular A -Exonuclease"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Biologicheskaya, No 1, 1970,
pp 38-42
Abstract; The radioprotector finam (an aminothiol inhibited the frequenicy of
lysogenization of E. coli SF-14 (7~-try-Sr) by ~-phage and inhibited the
synthesis of induced A -exonuclease at different times after infection. The
effect was most pronounced in early stages of infection. After thirty r1ii-lutes
the inhibiting effect of the radioprotector on A -exonuclease activity de-
creased sharply. Results of detennination of the activity of A -exonuclease
are consistent with data on the effect of finam on lysogenization of the Gesne
bacterial strain. This suggests that enzyme systems play a part in the de-
velopment of lysogenicity in bacterial cells. These enzymes may be DINAses of
the endonuclease type.
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Acc. l4r:
G 45--53-
PPM.'.,',,.T,I.Y SObaC!:; Izvestiya Akademii Nauk- SSSR,
biolo-.icboall-aya, 1970, '46'r Is Tfj
u 1- e r a M. A. Chimi--l-l"', 0.
D r a an-- c v V. A sk i:
INTLUENCE 0,~7-SOMF 't?AD[OPPGTi:CTOr.S ON THE PRO(:F',.S'.';
WITH LYSOGENIZATION Of- THE BACTERIA A\D !NDI,Cl'iO.%
OF I'N'TEI?CI-Ll-t;LAI~;,~-LXO,\UCLEASI-
T..t.
and mdtl~;
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a L, n ~i vie 11,111cc,
7 Z. 71-'?
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USSR
ANISKOV V. V., LIBEROV, A. B.
UDC: 681.333:53
"Specialized Analog Computer 'Segraf-l' and F-XDerience in Operating it"
Analogo-vychisl. tekhnika v organizatsii proiz-va i issled. bol'shikh -qistem
(Analog Computers in the Organization of Production and investigation of
Large Systems), Moscow, 1970, pp 137-145 (from RZIi-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika
i Vychislitel'nava Tekhnika, No 6, Jun 70, Abstract No 6B91)
Translation: The "Segraf-l" specialized analog computer is described. it
is designed for operative calculation, analysis, and optimization of PERT
charts of small and medium volume containing up to 500-600 operation5 of
which