SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BONDARENKO, E. A. - BONDARENKO, V. S.

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USSR uDc: 621.315.5
SOKOLOV, B. P. , BONDARMIKO 3...E. A., YUSOV, Yu. P. , VLASOV, L. G. , N( os cow
Institute of Av-T atib 1
d e no ogy
"A Resistive Material"
1ISSRAuthor's Certificate No 283366, filed 22 Apr 69, published 22 Dec 70
(from RZh-Radioteklinika., No 6, jun 71, Abstract No 6v461 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a resistive material
based on valence semiconductors made from salts of alka2--i-earth metals
and ortho acids activated by a dopant in the form of metallic compounds.
The material is distinguished by the fact that the range of ratings is
extended and the stability of param ters is improved by using zinc ortho-
silicate as the base material and adding 2-4 percent by weigbt of manganese
chloride as the dopant.
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112 028 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--30(JCT70
TITLE--VARIANTS OF VIBRATION DISEASE IN DRIFTERS OF THE DONBASS CJAL MINES
_U_
AUTHOR-105)-dASAMYGINA, L.YA., bONDARENKO, G.A., ZHELKO, S.M.,
LYUaCMUDROV, V.YE., SUKHARSKA-Y-A-,---C.-W.-~"-'---,,---
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SCURCE--VRACHEENOYE DELO, 1970, NR 5, PP 137-140
DATE PUGLISHED----70
55-UBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-z--BIULOGIC-VIBRATION EFFECT, NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASE, INDUSTRIAL
HYGIENE
WITROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3002/1747 STEP NO--UR/0475/70/000/005/0137/0140
CIRC ACCESSICN NG-APOL29115
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212 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NU--AP0129115
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN ANALYSIS OF VIBRATION DISEASE
IN DRIFTERS OF COAL MINES INDICATES THAT THE CLINICAL PICTURE OF THE
DISEASE IN DRIFTERS GF HORIZONTAL SHAFTES IS DOMINATED BY PHENOMENA OF
VEGETATIVE POLYNEURITIST MAINLY IN THE UPPER EXTREMITIES; IN COAL MINE
BUILDING WORKERS VEGETATIVE POLYNEURITIS IS MARKED BOTH IN THE UPPER AND
LOWER EXTREMITIES AND IS DETECTED AT THE BACKGROUND OF DISORDERS OF THE
NERVOUS ACTIVITY AND ORGANIC LESIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
FACILITY: OCNETSKIY MEDITSINSKIY INSTITUT.
'UN C L A S c' 11 -- I f-, D

Ace, X.r. :A
Ref. Code: UR 0475
PRLXARY SOURCE: Vrachebnoye Delo, 1970, Nr 1, ppjo;L-/0.5-
ON THE THERAPEUTIC ~~'~V~CiENCY OF CLEUTHEROCOCCUS
fy-t~bqmudrov, V.Ye.; Bas L.Ya.; Bilcezina, V.G.;-
'Mukhina, M.S.; Mikhavlova, T.I,; Osadchuk, V.S.~- (Donetsk)
Ye.F.; Bondarenko, G.A.; DjE~~kqKich, O.A.
Meutherococcus improves abnormal Tulmonary ventilation. favours normalization
of the arterial pressure, positively influences cardiac rhythin and His bundle conduction.
it proved rather efficient in Uie treatment of patients with initial stages of vibration
disease. It is promising in the treatment of chronic lead intoxication. The preparation
favours more rapid acclimatization of pneumoconiosis involved miners.
It is concluded that eleutherococcus may be recommended for the complex treatment
of patients with some professional diseases and more rapid acclimatization of patients
to sanatorium conditions.
REEL/FRAME
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i968150 If

USSR
BONDARENKO, G._F.,
SHEPCHENKO, V. U.,
Veterinary Science
UDC 619:616.981.51-036.21
POGREBUYAK, L. I., DUBROVIN, Ye. I., KHARCHUK, A. N., and
Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute of Experimental
"Some Problems of the Epizootiology of Anthrax"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 6, Jun 73, pp 48-50
Abstract: In the period 1949-1970, the number of outbreaks of anthrax of
farm animals, the incidence of anthrax among these animals, and the mor-
tality rate of animals from anthrax decreased in the UkrSSR by factors of
11.1, 12.8, and 11.5, respectively. The incidence of anthrax of cattle
increased from 57.2 to 73.8%, with the cattle owned by the population being
affected to the principal extent, while that of sheep and goals decreased.
Anthrax of hogs increased. The number of outbreaks of the disease and of the
animals affected by it during the period under consideration were highest in
the forest-steppe zcne of the UkrSSR, being followed by the Steppe, Carpa-
thian mountains and foothills, and forest zone, in that order. Of all
identified stationary points unsatisfactory from the sanitary standpoint
with respect to anthrax, 77.7% have been inactive for more than 11 yrs.
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BONDARENKO, G. F., et al., Veterinariya, No 6, Jun 73, pp 48-50
The number of such points that were newly recorded decreased vs. 1946 by
factor of 25.7 on the average in 1966-1970 and by a factor of 40 in 1970.
One of the conditions that contributes to the persistence of outbreaks is
the presence of Bac. anthracis in the soil at locations of old cattle
burying grounds. Research is being conducted on the isolation from
infected soil of actinomycetes with a heightened antiba-zterial activity
towards Bac. anthracis with the view of applying these actinomycetes for
the decontamination of cattle burying grounds.
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USSR
UDC 535-211
BW IVANOVO L. I., and YANUSHKEVICH, V. A., Moscow
OEffect of Gigantic Laaer Pulses on the Microatructure of Aluminum"
Ylbscow, Fielka i Khindya Obrabotki. Materialov, No 4, Jul-Aug 73, pp19-21
Abstractt An electron microscope study was made of defect formation in
aluminum under the effect of gipantic laser pulses where the aluminum
bed a purity of 99.99%. Disk samples. 50 microns thick, were vacuum
annealed at 6000C for four hours prior to laser bombardment. After annealing,
the samples were placed on a glass plate in distilled water and bombarded
with laser pulses at room temperature. Bombardment was done in three
modes -- 1, 11, 111, determined by the level of laser Dumping, with mode III
being the maximum radiation capacity. The study showed that structural
danage results from laser exposure where the nature and degree of sample
damage depended on the mode of Irradiation and the distance of the investi-
gated section from the crater epicenter. High concentrations of dislocation
loops were found in samples for all three modes with the densities amounting
to 10 14 /Cd for mode 1, 5- 1012 /cm3 for mode II, and 7.1013/CM3 for mode III.
Three figures, three bibliographic references.
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USSR UDC 543.422.4:542.957:547.357.4:546.821'131:547.558.1:547.315.1
BONDARENKO, G-N., KILAR'KOVA, Ye. M., MUSHINA, Ye. A., THTERINA, 11.1. P., and
KRENTSEL', B. A., Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis Imeni A. V. Topchiyev,
Academy of Sciences USSR
11IR Spectra of the Reaction Products of Bis-n-allylnickel Bromide With
Titanium Tetrachloride, Triphenylphosphine, and Allene"
Moscow, Izvestiya Ak-ademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya. Khimicheskaya, No 6, Jun 73,
pp 1224-1227
Abstract: The IR spectra were studied of the reaction products of bis-7,-
ally1nickel bromide with TiC14 and triphenylphosphine. It was proposed
that there occurs a ,r -~ a isomerization in Tr-allyl-nickel complex. The
i.-allyl structure is retained in the reaction of bis-r-ally1nickel bromide
with allene. During allene nolymerization the activity of the complexes
decreases in the order OT-C3115N'1)2 > OT-C 3H5NiBr)2 > (7T-C4117C')2'
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USSR
UDC 51.330.115
BONDARF,NKO, G. V.
"Mathematical Economics Modeling of Consumption of Vegetables by the Populations
of Large Cities (Using Kiev as an Example)"
Mat. Metody Issled. i Oppimiz. Sistem. V-Yp. 4 [Mathematical Methods of Studying
an Optimizing Systems, No. 4, -- Collecti~-I't of Works], Kiev, 1970, pp 91-114
(TTanslatedfrom Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No. 4, April, 1971, Abstract
No 4 V610).
No Abstract.
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bSSR UDC: 621-317-73(088.8)
BONDARENKo. i. v:
"A Coaxial Automatic impedance I-Teter"
j 70
USSR Author's Certificate No 263701, filed 6 Sep 65, published 15 un
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6A298 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an automatic coa-fdP1
impedance meter for microwave elements. lihe device contains a sweep
generator, a fou:r-detector impedance pickup, and a single-detector or
two-detector oscilloscope display tube stabilization signal pickup. As
a distinguishing feature of the instrument, the overall dimensions of the
device are reduced, and its amplitude-phase characteristics are improved
bY accommodating the impedance pickup and stabilization signal pickup in
a single section of coaxial line. A decoupling attenuator or diode is
fastened between the -Dicku-,)s on the inner conductor of the coaxial line.
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USSR UDC 621.372.88
BAKANOV, S. A. , BONDARENKO, i. K., SALAMA.TIN, V. V.
...........
"A Unit for Auto-m-a-t7cally Measuring the Parameters of Waveguide Devices"
Moscow, Otkry-tiya, izobreteniya, promyshleni-iyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znp-ki,
No 2, Jan 71, Author's Certificate No 290460, division H, filed 17 Jan 69,
published 22 Dec 70, T) 162
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a unit for automatically
measuring the parameters of waveguide devices. The unit consists of a tee
connected to a mean tire ine rit chw-inel and a reference channel. Instal-led in
these channels are cotjl)lf.-r3 of circular polarization and brdlaslt load".
connected to a detector oection. As a distinguishing feature of III-he
patent, the ovpr--'! "L.Lr-ensions of the device are reduced and the desiDn
is siriplified by using a section of circular waveguide to connect the
couplers of circular polarization in the measurement and reference channels.
Connected in series in this waveguide section are a fixed detector section
and a phase-shiftil-,- plat-- which turns through 180 degrees.

USSR UDC: 621.317-73(088.8)
BONDAREENKO, I. K.
"A Waveguide Instrun nt for Measuring impedances"
USSR AuthcLrls r-r!-jrjrate No 255380, filed 22 Apr 67, published 12 Mar 70
krrom RZh-_Radi_otekhriika, NO 121 Dec 70, Abstract uo 12A373 P)
Translation: Existing waveguide impedance meters which contain a wobbu-
lator, a four-detector impedwice pickup, etc. do not provide sufficiently
high measurement precision and have a relatively narrow band of working
frequencies. In the proposed design, these deficiencies are eliminated by
proper arrangement of the detector heads in the above-mentioned impedance
pickup, and by decoupling these heads from those of the stabilization signall
Dickur). E. L.
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USSR
UDC: 621.317.34
BONDARENKO I,,,.K_.i,--VITIKO, Yu. K.
Loop Reflectometers and Circuits for Automatic Measurements of the Param-
eters of SHF Channels"
Dokl. Vses. nauctino-tel-lin. konferenLsH pa radiotekhri. lzttierenlyam. T. 2 (Re-
ports of the All-Union Scientific mid Technical Conference on Radio Engineer-
ing Measurements. Vol. 2), Novosibirsk, 1970, T)p 18-20 O*rnm
No 12, Dec 70, Abstract No 12A367)
Translation: Measurement of mismatches (SWR or modulus of the coefficient
of reflection) makes up 'the greatest proportion of the measurf,,mf~nts in ad-
justing and checking the elements and junctions of an SIIF channel, For
these purposes, automatic SWR meters are used whose error is characterized
chiefly by non-identity of the parameters of directional couplers. To re-
duce these errors, cut down the overall dimensions of the SHF section, etc.,
a loop refflector--ter is developed which replaces the directional couplers
in the SWR meter. The construction and principle of operation of the re-
flectometer are described. Data are given on errors. Bibliography of one
title. E. L.
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WJSSR UDC: 621. 317.7-5
BA: OV, S. A. ,
"Mothods of Triprovinp,, Frocision taid Widening the BLuid of Mult I dote c tor
Amplitiid-o-Fhrise Wscr.iniinnLo,%~, of* SJIF Sij-7iiLls It
Dle)kl. Vses. nanchno-t,_,Hin. konferentsii
poru ()~' Lhe All-Union ru)d Tr,chnictLL Coill't
in/- Vol.. 2),
No W, T(~t, No
T_r ans I a L, i o n :It is pointed out that the error of instrume-nts desiLuied for
automatic measurement of the complex parameters of SHF devices is determined
chiefly by the nonuniformity of the amplitude-freqtiency and phar'e-frequency
characteristics of the LLnplitude - phase discriminators of SHP signals
which isolate information on the amplitude and phase of the Darameter b,~-ing
studied. The a-o-Dreciable 1frequency-dependent error in a friur-de"ector
amplitude-phase discriminator is due to the phase angles of the detector
heads. :To eliminate this error component, a pickup is introduced into the
ariplitude-phase discr-frinator circuit which consists of two detector
each of which iq coupled only to the reference chwinel wavetNide by two
dumbbell slots. The pickup sifgial is fed to the input of an automatic power
regulator for the sweep generator. 'Me amplitude-frequency characteristics
112

USSR
BAKOOV, S. A., BONDAY71111KO, I. K. , Dokl. VsL-3. nauchno-te-khri. konferentsii
no radioteklin. -T'.':*-2, Novosibirsk, 19'TO, p,) 126-128
of the detector heads must be identical to ensure high meassurement precision.
Tuning of instruments is appreciably simplified by using an amplitude-phase
discriminator Vnich contains only three detector heads (instead of 5-6);
a circuit is given for such an amplitude-phase detector together with
formulas which characterize its operation, including a formula for error.
It is pointed out that up-der certain conditions this error is no greater
than �12%. E. L.
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Veterinary Medicine
USSR UDC 619:616.988.73-097:636.5
RAFALOVICH, A. Ye., GUSEV, N. S., BONDARENKO. I, M., and BURTSEV, V. I.,
All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Veterinary Virology and
Microbiology
"The Effects of Aerosol Particle Dimensions on Vaccine Efficacy"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 8, 1973, pp 39-40
Abstract: Evaluation was made of a Newcastle disease virus (NDV) BI aerosol
vaccine, using 35-40-day-old chicks (pulmonary -ventilation volume 0.21-0.4
liters/min; 2-10 min exposure). On the basis of hemagglutinin titers in the
103 chicks, vaccines in which the particle size ranged from 1-12 Pm were
17.7 times more effective than those in which the range was 20-80 pm. The
larger sized particles are retained at the upper levels of the respiratory
tract and do not reach the alveoli, where absorption of the particles into
the blood stream is the greatest.
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USSR
UDC 619i616-988-75-084.47t636-5
LAGUrliall, K. A., CFSRNYSfEV, V. V. QAAi1n(9 'r N 1X-AARLA1-11OV, V. T. ,
POLIKALRPOV, B. Y., BOLOTOV, B. V., =A1-MVINOV, P.-B., and RLFOOBEL'SKAYA, G.A.
"Aerosol Vaccination of Poultry Against Newcastle Disease"
Moscow, Veterina-riya, No 1, 1972, PP 54-56
Abstracti One-time aerosol vaccination of poultry against Newcastle disease
produced strong and lasting immunity in almost 3 million animals of different
ages and breeds and had to adverse effect on their productivity. The pro-
cedure requixed fewer workers and considerably less vaccine than for nasal
or intramuscular vaccination. For example, some 80,000 to 90,000 5-day-old
chicks could be vaccinaled per day by three men. In 5- to 12-day old
chicks hatched from the eggs of hens inoculated with live vaccine, transo-
varian passive inamunity interfered with the development of postvaccinal
immunity. Such animals required Increased doses of the vaccine or revaccina-
tion 12 to 14 days later.
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USSR
DDO 619t614.9-084.47i636
BURrSEV, V. I., 1gawoly,01 I.-M., and BARTLOV, 1. A., All Union Scientific
Research Institute of Ve-t-erinary Virology and I-Licrobiology
"Classification of Methods of Ir"unizing Animals"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 10, 1971, PP 50-53
Abstracte With respect to the technique of using antigen, the authors propose
classifying methods of vaccinating animal3t (i) injection, (2) scarificatio-i,
(3) instillation, (4) dispersion, (5) alimentary, and (6) coubined. Uith
respact to the site of in3acting antigen, they distingaish the folloiringi
(I) enteral (ox-al) and cloacal, (2*) rospiratorj (nazaal, intratracheal, inhala-
tion or aerosol). (3) subcutaneous, (4) cutaneous - epicuta-neous and intm-
cutaneous; (5) intramuscular, (6) intravenous, (7) intraudder or intracisternal,
(8) intrameeritoneal, (9~ conjunctival, and (10) intrazinusal. In discu3sing
the respiratory site, Ue authors note that when an aerosol is used, part of
the vaccine entex-. the respiratory tract. and part settles on the sPin. Under
these conditions the azatirgen has little imnuaivdng effect because it is
inactivated by environQental factors (temperatuiep ultraviolet ra-yet and so
forth).
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USSR
UDC 619:616.981.452:636.4
KUS1,D;---R, A. T. , BURTSEEV, V. i. , ~BONMAREITKO b. 1. M.. , ZHOGOLEVA, S. P.,
SERGE-YEV, V. A. , FISENKO, 0. F. TROYAN, N. D. , All
Uni 'on Scientific Research Institute of Veterinary Virology and Micro-
biology
"Aerosol Vaccination of Swine Against Swine Fever"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 10, Oct 70, pp 50-52
Abstract: Cultural vaccine prepared from the 31st passage of the lapinized
K strain of swine fever virus in a culture of lamb testicular cells and
concentrated -10-fold was highly immunogenic in gilts and piglets vaccinated
by the aerosol -method. Exposure of the animals for 5 minutes to vaccine
diluted 1:1000with physiological solution conferred stable immunity on 50%
o.f the gilts and 100% of the piglets. Even in a dilution of 1:10,000, the
vaccine produced immunity in a number of the animals. The immunizing dose
(ImD50) o-.~ the vaccine applied via aerosol was equivalent to 7.25 intra-
muscuiar TmD 0 for gilcs and 5.25 !mD50 for piglets. Clinical-hemoatologi-
cal and bio2e-alcal studies of the vaccination process showed that the time
at which the immunological reaction occurred and its intensity were the
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,KU,SE;A'R, A. T., ec al, Veterinariya, No 10, Oct 70, pp 50-52
same, regardless of the method of vaccination. The degree of decrease in
0
immunogenic activity of the vaccine in the process of atomization was less
than 54.2% for one of the vaccines tested.
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1/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PR~jCESSING 04TE--23(3CT7'3
TITLE--PULSED NQJR NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCES RADIO SPECTPOMETER
RALAXOMETER FOR THE 2-70 MEV RANGE -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-KLEBANOVt A.N., 80NOARENKO, I.S., PAVLOV, B.N.
COUNTRY OF 1,NFO--USSR
SOURCE--PRIB. TEKH. EKSP. 1970, 1, 150-2
DATE PUBL IS14ED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-NUCLEAR RESONANCEv QUADRUPOLE MOMFNT? NUCI.F.AR SPINEP SPIN
RELAXATION, SPECTROMETER
C CINTROL 74ARK R ESTk ICT IONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--U.-NICLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1480 STEP i'40--U~/0120/70/",I.il/()OC)/0150/1)152
CIRC ;,,CCESSjo~l N't)--AP01062336
~S11-fF-D

212 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106236
AF3STRACT/EXTRACT--iU) GP-0- ABSTkACT. THE DESCRIBED DEVICE PERMIrS
OBSERVATION OF SIGNALS GF NUCLEAR INDUCTION AND SPIN ECHO AND THE
,MEASUREMENT OF THE RELAXATION TIME IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE 2-70 MEHZ.
THE MECH. COUPLING, IHE AUTOMATIC ALIGNMENT OF THE HETERODYNE FREQUENCY,
AND THE BLOCK OF SIGNAL ACCUMULATION MAKES IT PCISSIbLE TO SEARCH
AUTOMATICALLY FOR WEAK SIGANLS OF NQR WITH RECORDING OF THE SPECTRUM ON
A TAPE. FACILITY: INST. RADIOTEKH. ELEKTRON., MOSCD14, USSR.
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USSR
UDC 532.5
BONDARIANKO, L. A., a-rid 'M,[E,'_'OV, Yu. L., I!oscovr
'IThe Force Actingg From the Side o--:' the Fluid 2low on a Curved
Thin Body of Circular Cross Section"
Mosco-x, Izvestiya Alcademii Nauk USSR, 1"ekhrmL..1 ZhiOll-o~~Ijj-i j. G3,za,
No 1, Jan-Feb 73, pD 9-12
.Abstract: Resuit's of classical hydromechanics ,-.,id nrcvious-1- ob-
flaimed results by one of the authors (Yu. L. !bid.
1970, No 2), concei-ning,, the streamlinin- o--:' -- cylinder b-v nm ar-
bltrar.y fluid flov? are generalized for -the casc of the notion of
a cur-Ted thin boldy ofl:' circula-L, cross. section in ar. m-,bit-ra-1-17 three-
-dimensiona-1 potential flwa of an ideal non-co-,nrcr,-Jblc --fluirl.
The colution of the -oroblem is fowid by ii-aritie:7
on the curved a:,As of t-~Ie body under the assi.1mm,tion that, Vic
tions charactorking the distribiition of
1 a'-,' the :ioi.-~Jy-ed .-,ectian of the bodN elc-m.mCi ~jlil f~li t !..,I o n-1 3- 1
chf-'r -ctcr r)f t'-e rllomr, t1he axis; 01-` J)e,)rj,7Yc.~_-
r1rel.I.Sion io dcri-%.,~~d in lahich the fi-r:7,t t1irce
~he force act-ir,,.~-, on fan -rbitrraiw contour o-f ---all CIAmen-ion,-; in
~'Tow. '-)'eventr.~en fjw.
Dr.

USSR
UDC 537.312.62
KOLIN-KO, L. YE., NARBUT, T. P., ~Ew
DMITRIYENIC-0, 1. M. _,RONDARE!EO_t_~- ~~, BONDAr, 0, S. I.,
"Methods of Creating Weak Superconducting Contacts"
Tr. Fiz.-tekhn. in-t nizk. temperatur AN USSR (Works of the Physico-Technical
Low Temperature Institute of tile Ultrainian SSR Academy of Sciences) , 1970,
vyp. 9, pp 91-110 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Anr 71, Abstract No 4D4691,
Translation: A study was made of tile basic methods of obtaining weak super-
conducting contacts: 1) micropuncture of the dielectric layer or normal
metal between the superconductors; 2) pressing a sharp needle to the f lat
surface of the superconductor; 3) electric microrupture (fritting) of the
dielectric layer between tile metals. The possibility of using whiskers of
various metals ans thin conducting couplings is also investigated. The basic
characteristics of the contacts obtained by the enumerated methods are
analyzed, and conclusions are drawn regarding the prospectiveness of their
application in devices using the phenomenon of quantum interference in super-
conductors. There are 6 illustrations, I table and a 37-entrv bibliography.
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UDC: None
YEROZOLIY,SKIY, B. G 0 AmL..N., MOSTOVOY, Yu. A.,
-L a-PRA
OBINYAKOV, B. A., K F., En NK, A. I.
"Measurement of Neutron Spin-Electron Impulse Angular Correlation
in the Decay of Polarized Neutrons"
Moscow, Fis1ma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki,
vol. 13, No. 7, 5 ADril 1971, pp 356-359
Abstract: This letter offers an experimental method for precise
measurement of the angular correlation coefficient in -the beta
decay of neutrons. To avoid errors due to proton recoil and other
factors, the operating part of the neatron beam in the experi-
mental apparatus is separated out by a diaphragm from the elec-
tron detector, and the recording of all decay protons correspond-
ing to the recorded electrons is thus guaranteed. A cross-
sectional sketch of the apparatus is given. The polarization co-
ef-ficient of the neutron beam, measured by th Stern-Gerlackh me-
th I 'he
od, was 0.77 + 0.02 at an intensity of 3 10 neutrons/sec.
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'YEROZOLIMISh'IY, B. G., et al, Pis'ma v Zhurnal --,~~ksperimentallnoy i
Teoriticheskoy Fiziki, vol. 13, No. 7, 5 April 1971, pp 356-359
experimental work was done in the DIT-D-1 reactor of the Institute
of Atomic Energy imeni I. V. Xurchatov. The authors express their
gratitude to P. Ye. Spivak --for his interest; to A. I. Afonin,
A. G. Roshchin, A. Yu. Kulikov, and S. I. Kuznetsov for setting
up the equipment and making measurements-, and to the personnel
under the direction of V. P. Chernyshevich, in charge of the
IRT-M reactor.
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USS,Z
C 7"Y
BO,, :,ZN.K3 , L. N. STO`70Y , Yu- A. :~ AKCV, B. A.
j
ZAKHAROVA, V. P. , an(!~i~ of Atolmic Energ-
y iMeni T. V.
Kurchatov
"Search "or Three-Vector Correlation in the Decay of Polarized Neutrons"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizi'r,a, Vol. 11, No. 5, May 70, pp JOL.~"~-1057
Abstract: An experiment conducted to measure the constant i~ cf tr:-,I~ correla-
tion between -the vectors of the neutron spin a and the electron and; ar,~:ineutrino
momenta p and lis desrrffit!d. The expOl'iM(211t WaS COrIdUr"!(1, 01, Oit 41
- TPT
react or Of 01,~ I rl~; rI) f:,,~ (" F A' 1. r)mi i r: Ene rj, y i mri tj 1 T . V. K uvcl.
measurements of duration ~J5-100 hours each were conducl:~_-d arld
-1011 decay eventi; were recf~rdrzd. The av(!r.3ge value of the cof4firi-i-it L) for
~'Ii aeries waG -0.01io.ol. The accuracy in (-I-bta_;ninjg 011(- (ion.-Jant P ir,i(l- it
possible to establish the difference -from 1800 of the phase diffcrence between
the axial-vector and the vector constants of weak interaczior,: this was found
to be 181.30�1.31.

1/2 014 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--040ECTO
TITLE--SEARCH FOR THREE VECTOR CORRELATION IN POLARIZED NEUTRON DECAY -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-YEROZOLIMSKIY, B.G., BONDARENK01--k-.1-ty MOSTOVOY, YU.A.,
V.P*!~`---
... OBINYAKOV, B.A., ZAKHAROVA,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--YADERN. FIZ.; 11: 1049-57, MAY 1970
DATE PUBLISHED ---- MAY70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
'OPIC TAGS--NEUTRONt RADIOACTIVE DECAY, ELECTRON, ANT113ARTICLEI WEAK
NUCLEAR INTERACTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO ---- FD70/605020/009 STEP NO--UR/0367/70/OLI/000,'1049/LO57
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0141021
i A

2/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC7u
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0141021
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE VALUE OF THE CONSTANT D OF THE
''TRIPLE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE VECTORS OF THE NEUTRON SPIN SIGMA ANO THE
DIRECTIONS OF THE ELECTRON AND ANTINEUTRINO MOMENTA P SUBE AND P SUBPI
IS FOUND TO BE MINUS 0.01 PLUS OR MINUS 0.01. THE CORRESPONDING PHASE
SHIFT BETWEEN AXIAL VECTOR AND VECTOR CONSTANTS OF THE WEAK INTERACTION
IS PHI EQUALS 181.3 PLUS OR MINUS 1.3DEGREES. FACILITY: INST. OF
ATOMIC ENERGY, MOSCOW..
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 681.3
M~kl,INOVSKIY, B. N. , SIVACIIENKO, P. M. , BONDAIZENKO, L. T.
"Certain Problems in the Planning of a Basic Control Machine"
1-ya Nauchno-tekhn. Konferentsiya Spets. Konstrukt. Byuro Mat. N1.1shin i Sismm
[First Scientific and Technical Conference of the Special Design Bureau for
Mathematical Machines and Systems -- Collection of Work's] , Kiev, 1970, pp 108-
119, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 6, 1971, Abstract
No 6 V571 by V. Mikheyev).
Translation: Problems of the selection of basic technical parameters for digital
control equipment are studied. Two possible approaches are discussed: using
one series produced universal control machine and using individual. specialized
high-reliability digital devices. A method is suggested for determining the neces-
sary nuzaber of logic cells for the creation of a processor combining arithmetic
and logic operations in the memory device. The authors base themselves on the
necessity of producing the maximum possible speed with little increase in equipment
volume.

USSR
BONDARENKO, LM. D.,,-et al, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 16, No 4,
resonator mirrors, etc. All these reasons together, as a rule, lead to a
complex irregular distribution of the amplitude and phase of the field in
the near zone of the resonator. The amplitude and phase configurations of
the near field and the degree of its spatial coherence make a contribution
to the angular distribution of radiated energy. A study of the effect of
each of these factors on the magnitude of the radiation divergence of a
laser is one of the important problems in quantum electronics. The -field
structure in the far zone is calculated with the aid of the method on the
basis of an experimentally determined configuration of the near field of
the radiation of a ruby laser. The calculated structure is in good agree-
ment with the structure observed experimentally.
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USSR
UDC: 8.74
BONDARENKO, N1. F., PUTYATIN, Ye. P., SHABANOV-KIISHNARENKO,
"Axiomatic Construction of a Mathematical Model or Visual
Adaptation"
Kibernet. i vichisi. tekhn. Resp. mezhved. sb. (Cybernetics
and Computer Technology. Republic Interdepartmental Collec-
tion), 1972, vyp. 14, pp 40-49 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 5,
May 73, abstract No 5V852 by the authors)
Translation: The article deals with auestions of axiomatic
construction of a mathematical model 8f visual adaptation.
The validity of the axioms is confirmed by experiments.
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~~112 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7t,
TITLE-ACTIVITY LF LIPOPROTEAN LIPASE OF THE CARDIAC MUSCLE IN
EXPERIMENTAL DIABETES IN ASSOCIATION WITH STRESS -U-
AUTHOR-BGNDARENKO, H.F.
-USSR
COUNTRY OF INFG
SOURCE--PRCBL. ENOCKRINOL. .970, 16(2), 92-5
DATE PUBLISHED-70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-DIA8ETES MELLITUS, HEART MUSCLEt LIPOPROTELN, ENZYME ACTIVITY,
BLOCC ChEMISI'RYI GLUCOSE, PHYSIOLOGIC STRESS
:CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFLEO
PROXY REELIFRAME--3001/1854 STEP NO-UR/0502/70/Olt-,/002/1)092/k'-)O'$~,
CIRC ACCESSICN NG-AP01272264
UNCLASSIFIED

212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC, ACCESSIGN NO--AP0127264
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE LIPOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE
CARDIAC MUSCLE WAS INCREASED IN RATS WITH EXPTL. DIABETES IN COMPARISON
WITH INTACT ANIMALS. STRESS IN DIABETES WAS NOT ASSQCD. WITH ELEVATION
OF THE LIPOLYTIC, ACTIVITY OF THE CARDIAC MUSrLE AS IN INTACT AN11MALS.
AN INCREASE IN ThE BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL DURING STRESS WAS GREATER IN RATS
WITH DIABETES THAN IN INTACT ANIMALS BUT THE CONTENT OF TOTAL BLOOD
LIPIDS FELL IN A NO. OF DIABETIC ANIMALS. FACILITY: TSENT.
LNST. USOVERSH. VRACH., MOSCOW? USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
Bondarenko, N. A., Kombinator. Geometriya ii Optim. Ra-zemshcheniya, Kiev,
1972, pp 81-93.
element Iij is the shortest distance of objects S iand S Furthermore,
if i j, then lij = 0; c) the fixed minimum distances between each 'object
Si(i n) and area Kt (t = m) must be maintained according to
the distance matrix IR it 1, where its arbitrary element pit is the shortest
distance between object Si and the forbidden area K t; d) the fixed minimum
distances ai (i = I,-, n) between each object S i (i = I,-, n) and
boundary a of area E must be maintained.
V. Mikheyev
2/2
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USSR
UDC 539-143.43t661.718.i
ISHMAYEVA, E A:I BONDAJ"O. H. Ast and FUDOVIK, A. If.t Kazan' State Univer-
alty lueni V: I Ullyanov-Lenin
'Dipole Moments of Para-Substituted Styryl Phosphonates"
Nwcowg Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Serlya Xhinicheskaya, No 11, Noy 71,
pp 2565-2567
Abstracti Using the addition reaction of PCI to para-substituted styrenes,
the authors synthesized the acid dichloride :~d diethyl ester of p-chlorostyryl-
phosphonic acid,, determined their dipole moments and calculated the moment of
the interaction of chlorine in the para position of the phenyl ring with the
dlethoxyphpsphono group (1.12 D). This value indicates that the diethox-
yphos-
pbono group plays an important part in the general conjugation chain. The
authors also determined the dipole moment of styrylphosphonic acid dichloride
(3-14 D). The diethoxyphosphonic group and phenyl ring in the diethyl esters
of p-halogen- and p-nitro- C(-r-yanostyrylphosphonic acids are in the transposition.
79 -

1/2 04 3 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20tN0V7Gl
TITLE-INFLUE-NCE CF FHE ZIKC0NIUM A001TIONS ON THE kELAXATION SPECFrkuM OF
NICKEL -U-
ALTHO9-(C4)-tl7h'AZHA9 V.M., 6GNJARENKO, N.P., ZEYOLITS, M.P., SHAPOVAL,
CCUNTRY OF INFC-USSR
SOUkCE-FIZIKA METALLUV I METALLOVEOENIE, VOL. Z9, FEB. 1970y P. 324-328
-~DATE FUBLISI;EC ---- FE370
SUBJECT AKEAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-ZIRCONIUM CONTAINING ALLOY, NICKEL ALLOY, METAL INTERNAL
FRICTION, HYDRIDE, METAL CREEPt SPECTRUMr VIBRATION DAMPING
CCNTRGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLIASS)-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1995/0894 STEP NO--UR/0126/70/02',r'/000/0324/0328
CIRC ACCESSICN Nl()--AP0111~404
L --i-LWAAl-

212 043 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0116404
ABSTRACTICEXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF LIRCONIUM
r
ADDITIONJ (UP TO 0.5PERCENr) ON THE BEHAVIGR OF INTERNAL FRICTION IN,
NICKEL SUDJECTED TO CREEP. IT IS FOUND THAT ZIRCGNIUM CONfENTS OF 0.1
AND 0.3PERCENT INCREASE THE MAXIMA (ON THE RELAXATION SPECTRUM CURVE)
THAT ARE DUE TO MAGNETOMECHANICAL 0AMP-l"u, GRAIN BOUNDARIES, AND BLOCK
STRUCTURE, RESDEr-IVELY. ZIRCONIUM CGNTENT OF 0.5PERCENT DECREASES
. -IL
THESE MAXIMA. IT IS SUGGIESTED THAT 0.3PERCENT ZR CORRESPONDS TO THE
SOLUBILITY LIMIT GF ZK IN.NI. THE PEAK OETECTED ON THE CURVE OF
INTERNAL FRICTICN 15 SUGGESTED TO BE DUE TO THE PRECIPITATION OF
ZIRCGNIUPi HYDRIDE. FACILITY: AKADEMIIA NAUK UKkAINSKOI SSR.
FACILITY: FILIKO TEKFNICHESKII INSTITUTt KHARKOV, UKRAINIAN SSR.
I i~ - 0
li ~ L AI F i 17

112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--09C;CT7Q
.% l
rITLE-GPE,~ATIVE 14 ANAGEINIENT G~ CONGENITAL L)ISL_'lCATIdt'q 01- THL PArELLA GF
SEVERE DEbREE 11% CHILDREN -I,)-
AUTfiQR--bGNbARFNKO, ri.S.
COUNTRY UF INFG-US'~R
SOJR(E-DRIGPEDIYA,
DATE PUBLISHED
TRtAV'iAT0Lf_h6IYA I
l')R0TEZJRjVANIYh, 1-)'10? NR Pp 3-12-316
SUBJECT AREAS--BIGLUGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--PEDIATRICS, PLASTIC SURGERY, ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
CONfROL kcsTKcriu,-4s
DOCUMENT CLAS-c)--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY STEP

212 021 UNC LAS S I F I ED S S 1 t'j 6 i) t' I c - - f)
A C C ES S I CIN G- -A P C; to 9 12
"-~Sl'RA"r/cx,k'AGT--fU) GP-0- AdSrRACT. IN 6 CHILURI-~ 0:1r.EE'll THi. AGES )F
6 TG 16 YEAR5 Wlrii III DE~UREE CONGENITAL DISL(]CATI-'J,4 UF THE PATFLLA, f H
AUTPUR L,A S USED TH E: S -S T:-IF- kL(-.CNS TkUC T I VE REH ~~L~ I t I T,,k r f J'% u
u i.4 YHE h^'JE~%SO:N', APPAK,AFUS OF THE KNEE J011,41 i;ITH [KA:,j-SPLJS[TV_- JF '40".
RECTUS AIND LATEkALIS FEMORIS, PATELLA, LIGt Ai"'L) TJBEA'-ISITAS
rISIAE ON THE ASP-'ICF OF THE KNEE Juirjr. r,:; THE
MNATOMICAL ANU FWjCTI0:'liAL Tjj-~ Exri~E.,,ijry ii:':0 PKC-:VENT
RECUkRE14CE CUF THE DEFOKMITY? IT IS CG.'4SIDERED NELESSARY TO
SIMULTANEWSLY PERFORM DISSEClIGN AND ELJNGATION LF THE TRACTUS
ILIOTIbIALIS (MAISSIATI), 61T.H CREATION OF 0OU3LE FIBKOUS FASCIAL LAYER
MkARD TO THE PATELLA. IT 15 STRESSED THAT Il%TERSJTUU Gf- Oi',j'LY THE
DENSE CUNINECTIVE TISSUE FORMATIONS IS MURE FXPEDIENT; lNTi'RSUTJP.F JF
MUSCIA-S IS UNDESIRAt-JE. IN AIL 11 VATIUNTS I'l-li: RF~01 -l" H? lRf--ATj'-it-NT 'M.Pi:
UAVIIIWAntl, . i.At; I I I I yKAI i ORY 111, 111111 Hl I I I RAVM,l 'I ~11 i K. I I
UV,I% A I N:N KU GO I NS I I I il I A U "A I V iIt N, I V U VAN I Y A V 1, At, I 11. Y f" "40 V., ~ 1.) 1 1 *-. p, W.,
KLINICHLS&OY bu-'LINIFSY.

USSR UDC: 544.944/945
BONDAREM), N. ., Vitebsk Technological Institute of Light Industry
"Alkaloids of Veratrum Lobelianum. V11
Tashkent, Khimiya Prirodnykh Soyedinenjy, No 1, 1973, p 132
Translation: Five alkaloids were isolated by chromatog-raphy from the
alkaloid fraction of Veratrum lobelianurp Bernh. obtained by dietllyl ether
treatment of an acetic acid solution of the alkaloid sum. Spectroscopic and
physical analyses identify these bases as verwTiarin, veralkamine, veralinine,
verazine and veram-ine.
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USSR IJDC 669.721.472
STRELETS, FJI. L., DEVYATKINI, V. N., TATAKIN, A. N., CHESNOKOV, A. S., CHISTYAKO'~.''."
V. S., MEDVEFSKkYA, G. A., BONDARENKO N 11
- i6iii~ ,
"Development of Designs of Diaphragrless MaIgnesium Electrolyzers"
Tr. Vses. N-i. i Proyektn. In-ta. Alyumin., Magn. i Elektrodn. Prom-sti [""Orks
of All-Union Scientii-ic Research and Planning Institute of the Aluminum, M~I '
and Electrode Industry] , 1970, No. 72, pp. 41-47. (Translated from Referat'vn.--v
Zhurnal Metallurgiva. -No. 5, 1971, Abst~act No. 5 G195 bv the anthors).
Translation: Results are presented from testing of pilot-scale diaj, )I i ra T, 11
clectrolyzers (DE) uoper and lo-wer input of anodes. I'he DE the sr-
cific constrit)tion of electric polier to be decreased by about 1500 Lw-hr/t :1-'.1
increasin- t~e specific romoval of ~Mg by 30-35~.- and dccreasin(, the losses ef (7-1
in the exhaust gases. The results of testing indicated that DE with lo,.,.-er
of the anodes should be introduced at two plants. 2 figs; 2 tables, 6 biblic,
refs.
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USSR
UDC 547.944/945
liphllymvg SHINKARENKO, A. L., GERASHCHENKO, G. I., Vitebsk Techno-
logical Institute of Light Industry, Pyatigorsk Pharmaceutical Institute
"Alkaloids from Veratrum Lobelianum. III"
Tashkent, Khimiya Prirodnykh Soyedineniy, No 6, 1971, pp 854-855
Abstract: Chromatography in a cellulose column was used to isolate three
alkaloids from the alkaloids obtained by processing the roots with rhi--ones
of Veratrum lobelianum Bernh. with ether. The alkaloids had the following
Rf values: I -- 0.45, 11 -- 0.20, 111 -- 0,75. Experimentally obtained
physical and chemical characteristics of the alkaloids are presented indi-
cating that alkaloid I is desacetylprotoveratrin A, alkaloid II is rubi-
jervine and alkaloid III is isorubijerxrine. The experimental procedures
used on the three alkaloids to determine the presented data are given.
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USSR
UDC 547.944:945
BO'NDARENK01 N. V., SHIM~AREEINKO, A. L., and GERASHCHENKO, G. I., Vitebsk Tech-
0
n ctfoTn~i'Mt~d f Light Industry, Pyatigorskiy Pharmaceutical Institute
"Determination of the Location of the Acyl Groups and the'Nature of Some Amino
Alcohols in Native Ester Alkaloids of the Veratrum Species"
Tashkent, Khimiya Prirodnykh Soyedineniy, No 4, 1970, pp 440-443
Abstract: The ester alkaloids of Veratrum are based on the amino alcohols
zygadenine, protoverine, and germine. Depending on the degree of esterifi-
cation, one distinguishes between mono-, di-, tri-, and tecraester alkaloids.
The acyl groups occurring in these alkaloids are derived from eight acids.
They may be located at positions C3, C61 C71 or C15. The authors derived a
scheme according to which the position of the acyl group is easily ascer-
tained. It is necessary only to determine the nature of the amino alcohol,
the acyl groups, and the number of ester groups, which is relatively easily
accomplished in the course of a structural study of the ester alkaloids.
Subsequently one uses the scheme worked out by the authors, following the
observed regularities in regard to the arrangement of the acyl groups in the
Veratrum ester alkaloids, the boiling point, the nature of the substituent
l/,,

USSR
BONDARENKO, N. V. , et al, Mlimiya Prirodnykh Soyedineniy, No 4, 1970, pp 440-
44Y"- `-
at the C7 atom, and in regard to the form of the amino alcohols on which the
ester alkaloids are based. In particular, it was found tLat alkaloids with a
free hydroxyl greup at the C7 position melt at a temperature below 220'C and
alkaloids with no hydroxyl group or an esterified hydroxyl group melt at
temperatures above 220*C. Monoester alkaloids melting above 220% are de-
rived from zygadenine; triester alkaloids melting above 220% are derived
from germine, those melting below 2200C and all tetraester alkaloids are
derived from protoverine.
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USSR ell~l UDC 621.357.1:661.418(088.8)
KONO,'ZCqM-,, T. I., KISELEV, G. P., RED'KO, L. P., BONDARENKO, N. V.
SHAKFMOVSKAYA, M. Z.
fielectrolytic Method of Preparing Chlorine and Alkali. Usinr a Mer-
cury Cathode"
Translation: A patent has been issued for an electrolytic method of
preparing Cl and alkali using an Hg-cathode and introducin- into
t~ 2 '1- C3
the electrolyte additives which promote a reduction in the Libera-
tion of if in the bath. To expand the variety of additives, poly-
acrylamidg is used as an additive in amounts of 0.01-10 m,-/Iiter.
Data characterizing the action of polyacrylataides of various speci-
mens on the extent of reduction of hydrogen liberation are cited.
V. N. IKudryavtsev
22

Ace..Nr: Ref. Code: UR 0300
fiP60473277~
PRIMARY SOURCE: Ukrayns'kiy Biokhimichniy Zhurnal, 1970,
Vol 42, Wr 1. pp
PECULIARITIES OF MUCOPOLISACC HARI DE METABOLISM
OF LYMPHATIC NODE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN,THE RAT ONTOGENY
0- D_ Dondarenko
Institute of Zoology, Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian SSR,_ Kiev
Summary
It ;s established by means of histochemical and autoradiographic methods that
lymphatic nodes in the ontogeny undergo not only morphological but also biochemical
changes. Mucopolysacch a ride meiabolism in the lymphatic node structural elements takes
place during the whole life of animal. But depending on the animal age and the degree
of structural element differentiation a specific set of mucopolysaccharides in them chan-
ges. In the lymphatic nodes of young rats PAS-positive substance and the reactions
ior the presence of sulfurized mucopolysaccharides chondroitin sulphates A and C,
heparin, heparitinsulphate B are more pronounced, in old animals synthesis of these
subsances in lymphatic nodes gradually yields to the synthesis of carboxylated and
neutral mucopolysaccharides (hyaluronic acid and chondrotin).
RMIFRAM
19790848

AP0047327
A weak positive reaction of metachromasia in fibrous frame of young rat lympha-
tic nodes apparantly evidences for the presence of insignificant quantity of precollagen
fibres. A thick net of reticular stroma of the animal lymphatic nodes, losing its meta-
chromatism and alcyanophylia testifies to the presence of neutral mucopolysaccharides.
In experiments with labelled sodium sulphate the dynamics of cell differentiation
is observed, namely: the highest intensity of isotope incorporation into endothelium and
mast cells, plasmatic and neutrophile cells as well as into macrophages is observed
in the period from 3 to 24 hrs after L~e moment of injection. The label intensity
depends on the quantity of suliurized mucopo)ysacch a rides of the type of heparin.
heparitin-sulphate B and chondritip-sulphates A and C by which slightly differentiated
cells are rich.
Thus. the mucopo lysaccha ride synthesis activity in the aelastic and smooth muscle
frame, reticular stroma and cellular elements reflects their differentiation degree and
age changes testifying thus to a close connection of this process with the functional
activity of lymphatic nodes in ontogeny.
1 5-
19790849

fAA0053:142
7r7 _UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Sectioz I' -III' Mechanical and-General-,
-D e m e n t 76 F238384 SYSTEM ~RR FILL! I'
PROQDUCT9 having fh!'11il! 'rub'e9"(Q4"&"
to a sealing d6ver (9) which has a data transmitter
(10) for liquid Level. The tubes are connected to
the cover via a movable trolley (1) (along rails
(2)), activated by a drive unit (5) with a cable
system. To automate the process of tank filling,
the sealing cover is equipped with a mechanism
ccntrolling che attitude of the data transmitter.
The mechanism conal.3ts of vf,,rticAl rods (8) fASU-.91-
ed to a cross piece (7) with the data unit and
levers (11) secured to the end of one of the rods.
The cover connects with the cross piece via a
spring (13) and the cross piece is fitted with a
cup concaining the spring loaded rod connected Lo
the control cable system, the control stritch (19)
being loceted under this rod.
2.3.64 as 886601/23-26 P.!4,,Apr;DAkEN'KO
(16.7.09) Bul. 10/10.3.69. Clas WiC lilt. CI.
B 61d. -

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AUTHORS:
Bondarenko, P.
M.; Polyakov,
V. G.; Kondrat'
yev, N. _A.
C.3%.
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74-
19830089

1/z 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSUNG DA,r.-----30oc,r7(;-
TITLE-EFFECT OF ALKALI METAL LON ON THE POL~MERIZATION RATE AND BEHAVIOR
OF N VINYLAMIDOSUCCINIC ACID SALTS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-NIKOLAYEV, A.F., BONOARENKO, S.G.
*xv
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR JZ.\I
SOURCE-VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN.v SER. A 1970v 12(4), 885-4-
DATE PUBLISHED -70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-ALKALI METAL, METAL ION, POLYMERIZATION RATEi '.:INYL COMPOWID,
SUCCINIC ACID9 AMIDE, ACTIVATION ENERGYv ELECTROLYTE
CCINTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-200010682 STEP NO--UR/0459/70/012/004/088510889
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0124354
UINICLASS IFIE-0

212 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124354
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTv Lit NA, OR K SALTS OF THE TITLE
ACID WERE POLYMD- IN WATER AT 500EGREES WITH H SUBZ 0 SUB2 AS THE
INITIATOR OR AT 60-70DEGREES IN MEOH SOLN. CONTG. (ME SU82 CCN)SUBZ N
SUS2 (1). THE REACTION RATE M IN MEOH WAS PROPORTIONAL TO I CONCN.
EC) AND THE SALT iM) CONCN., V EQUALS K (C)PRLMEO.5[M)PR'MEZ. THE
EFFECTIVE ACTIVATION ENERGIES OF POLYMN. DECREASED IN THE SALT (;AJION
ORDER LI 15 GREATER THAN NA IS GREATER THAN K. THE MOL. WT. OF THE
OBTAINED POLYELECTROLYTES DEPENDED.ON THE MONOMER CATICN AND THE
REACTION CONDITIONS. FACILITY: LENINGRAD. TEKHNOL. INST. IM.
LENSOVETAt LENINGRADs USSR.
UN-LLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 541.183.2
BONDAREINKO t S. V. , VDOVENKO, N. V. , BUNTOVA, 14. A. , RUDENKO , V. 14. , 4V%'D
TARASEVICH, YU. I., Institute of Colloidal Chemistry and Chemistry of Water,
Academy of Sciences, UkrSSR
"Wetting Heat and Water Adsorption on Organopalygorskite"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Kbinicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 38, NO 10, Oct 71, PP 1008-1013
Abstract: The wetting beat and adsorption of water on a naturall sample o-LE
palygorskite and on samples treated with organic materials were investigated.
It has been shoim that mineral surfaces modified with or6-anic cat-ions have a
lower adsorDtion capacity. This is due principally to the replacement of the
most active adso=tion centers of the internal surface of the mineral (in-
organic exchange ions, h)droxyl groups) by less active org-anic cations. The
surface covered %--th ozzanic modifiers increases wit-.h their increasing, chain
length# and consequently a gradual decrease occurs of the wetting heat and
of the magnitude of adsorption. On the basis of thermochemical studies,
changes were calculated for the differential thermodynamic functions of the
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USSR
BONDARENKO, S. V., et all., Ukrainskiy Xhimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 38,
No 10, Oct 71, PP 1008-1013
adsorption process. It has been established that the A. V. DUMU;SKY law
applies in deteraining the quantity of water bound by the palygorskite
modified with organic materials.
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1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING GATE--040EC70
TITLE--ADSORPTION OF WATER ON CATION SUBSTITUTED HALLOYSITE. AND YAOLINITE
_U_
AUTHOR-(051-OVCHARENK09 F.Doo TARASEVICH9 YU.1., RUDENKO, V.M.,
S*
BONDARENKIO Sj.~ ALEKSEYEV, Q.L,~
C V ___
a OF
I rWOF INFO-USSR
SOURCE--UKR. KHIM. ZH. 1970, 36(3),, 253-9
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--ADSORPTION, ISOTHERM, KAOLINITE, WATER, METHANOL
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,~DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0895 STEP NO--UR/0073/70/036/003/0253/0259
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL37923
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--04OEC70
ACCESSION NO--AP0137923
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ADSORPTION DESORPTION ISOTHERMS
FOR H SUB2 0 ON NATURAL HALLOYSITE AND KAOLINITE AND ON THE NH SUB4, NA,
CA, AL, AND TH FORMS ARE C-11VE-1191. THERE ARE NO GREAT DIFFERENCES IN THE
HYSTERESIS LOOPS FOR THE VARIOUS FORMS OF.HALLOYSETE9 BUT THE KAOLINETES
AT LOW RELATIVE PRESSURES HAD INCREASINGLY LARGE HYSTERESIS LOOPS IN
GOING FROM THE NATURAL AND CA FORMS TO THE NAr ALt AND TH FORMS. T141S
IS DISCUSSED IN TERMS OF HYDRATION OF METAL CATIONS AND IN TERMS OF THE
ENERGY INVOLVED IN DISPLACING THE CATIONS FROM THE SILICATE SURFACe WITH
RESULTANT HYDRATION OF BOTH METAL AND SURFACE. THE HYSTERESIS LOOPS OF
MEOH ADSORBED ON KAOLINITE AND HALLOYSITE ARE MUCH NARROWER THAN THOSE
OF H SU132 0. AT A RELATIVE PRESSURES LIARGER THAN 0.91 THERE IS A RAPID
,-INCREASE IN ADSORPTION. THIS IS ATTR16UTED TO THE PRESENCE OF PORES OF
RADIUS LARGER THAN 200 ANGSTROMe A TAB~E IS GIVEN OF HEATS OF WETTING
AND OF VOLS. OF THE MONOLAYER FOR THESE MATERIALSo FACILITY:
INST. KOLLOLD, KHIM. KHIM. VODY9 KIEVt USSR,
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC
I., KEILCIEVSKAYA, A. A., Depart~,.,cnt of Bion-her.-Isti-y 0i the
Roatov-na-Donu University
and 1,1-Acc'Qrl-, ~Asra-_-tic Acid in
Different of a Rat's Brain in -,,he Presence of E.~Tero-Aial'
lCiev, IJIra-*Lnslk-i,,r B-1okhimichniy Zhurnal, Vol 44, No 4, 1972j pp
Abstract: The various cmmartments of the brain of white rats differ ~,,ith
respect to N-acetyl-a - t-aspart:iI.-I-glutamic (1,11AAG) and
acid (I"). WitIn respect to thhe imc-rease in dip-MA"ide content it is possi"O.;_-
to arrange them in the following, order: the cerebral > ce-reneii-am-
'ic
> mesencej;--mlon and diencerhalon > medulla oblonr:ata. The
acid content, increases in t1he swine sequence. I-Then dL-/-elo,)Jnf- 1.02.3011111~'
04'
the amount, of di-nentide and NPAA in the coi-part.i:~~:nfvi ~ the I rain
decTeases.
Che e.--merilriezits were rjerformed on white rats fron 120 tri 150
grams subject,:!d to incretsed mygren pressure in a at
.3.25
atmosDheres for 60 n_`-utes. The c~~rhon dioxide e.~iled dm-i~~; re-_-nivation r3f
the animls waS ca,~Varc_(_, b,-,;- :,,,,eans of -ri alkallin;~ 'Eie --.cthfj,I_s of' io-n
r chrm-;utorrrt,#K~ and to
e.cchango rhro-mato,,~raphy, pape

IJSSR
BONXtRE-75KOJ T. 1. and A. A.~ IP-Crains'My DiOL-11in-dic"miy /Zy-'arnal,
vol 44- lilo It !972,. pp 434-"36
.? r,D
deterTrdne tile content of the desitnat-ed covpowriris in Uie areas of' the rats*
brains under investi-a-tion. A decrease in the RAM anc~ IIAAG contents took
place in all areas after the aniznals were -ubjected to oxv 'I'lle
r.echamism. of this offect is discuEsed" P-11-1 tile S-PCC~Lal sif--'ificarIce 01: the
ir-hibition of the enzllmle system oJIL' the acid decarbaxylation of 1):"!,Ilv--,c aclU
under pressure is noted.
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uDc 529.26
ZHURAKOVSKIY, YE. A., NESHPOR, V. S., BONDARENKO, T. H., and KKITIN, V. P.,
Xxotituts of the Problems of ?:aterW-Sc-re-n-ce-s-,--K6Ediii~ of 'Sciences LrK'rSSR
OX-Ray Spectral Investigation cf the Electron Structure of Non-Stoichiometric
Titanium Carbide"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metanurgiya, No 6(126), Jun 73, pp 75-79
Abstracti Investigation results are presented of a detailed x-ray spectra-
investigation of titanium carbide of liaiting composition and in the region
of homogeneityi K-emission lines of titanium and carbon gencLically com-
bined with the p-component (with admixture of d-states) of the valent zone
of both atoms in its occupied part, LIII-lifte of titanium emission reflecting
basically d-states of the valent zone of titanium, and K-region of titanium
emission reflecting p- and d-like conditions above the Fermi level. At the
lower boundary of the homogeneity region of the Lul-line of emission, in
contrast to other spectra, the parameters of which do not depend on the caxbon
concentration, on the top of the 'III-line an additional substructure is
ObBOrved which is interpreted as a redistribution of d-states in the abundance
of vacancies with respect to carbon. Three figures, one tablep twenty-three
bibliographic references. 1/1
_ 28 -

JITS 58003
17 January 1973
EFFECIS OF LSD, CHLOPPROMAZINE, AND ORGANOPHOSPHOROUS
CHOUINESTERASE INHIBITORS ON BRAIN
~:t ~r~m Lh" ;~v-r..ian-lang,,ia~jo j~itmal Ryullattn'
-~ n t:a I 'r.y ,01 1 :!"'litziny, No 1, 1972, tlosccw.
2
r
CONTENTS PAGE
ln~rractl,,n of th, CIfvctn or ly-r;ic Acid Vict!v!I=ldu and
ni InuIL-itd,,al N,,:ons .1 th~ ftte.1-tLa'*
F.Mation
(T. T. F~ondarcn:ko) ............................................. I
Y...Caballpm of ladLvEdual ilhoNphaLipld Practionio Ln the Brain of
Rats I:lLoxLC4t,-fl WIC, urj;anophoxphoruuj Moltnusturame InIllutors
(V. Ye. Workin, G. V. Xt4elev) ................................ 7
C4 11 ussil - Cl

UL": C 15 . 7 14 . 0 1, -5 . 4 - 6 12 '1
o~' 21-i-l-ICTZ: 0'-' LYILFAGIC ~,(AD D3LTllYI-AiqlUL
(,,,I 1;,DlVlEUAL Nz;URC~;iS 07 THE NIMPA114 Is
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Prt I," 'n ty
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It, In that tM., r.--mroni c1: Ule
11:1.4 chlor-
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th
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b~-h t~a.3 1.~.hlbltjjig
U13. Itc
cla ~Ithcr or
th.'" tiv~ra an -!7*~-,m-rFl--
in of -':~D on thi o~7nt,.-ul n::2--
that allowz; U-;
tv~'. th'! --'.-u IQ:; ipa ?n vl,~ I'l,
0 or, t-:, ni~urc or thj
C, f L: D
t;*.a.- LSD bruln's 3,-irc,-
thl:j c.,:;:! 'czt:1 tin't
ara OCN-tz a,-
- - -,) '-Lt ' oclur authorn th2
A.--, tr tz o,
I chlofly tha adrcr,
OC the -etlaula- formation ? L13-2
Of In thi n--tion of' LSD.

Pharmacology and Toxicology
USSR UDC 615.214.015.45:612.822
BONDARENKO, T. T.,-Laboratory of Psychopharmacology, Central Research Institute
UT-FarEn-slc P_sy__Egli~try im. Serbskiy, Ministry of Health USSR
"The Effect of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide on the Activity of Single Neurons in
Some Brain Regions"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii i Meditsiny, No 10, 1971, pp
53-55
Translation: Abstract: The frequency of background impulse activity of neurons
of the midbrain reticular formation was found to be approximately three times
greater than that of hippocampal neurons. Under the influence of lysergic acid
diethylamide (LSD'), the backgrou-ad rhythm of the neurons in these brain regions
changed, as shown by the presence in the reticular formation and hippocampus of
specific sensitivity to LSD. This reaction to LSD may be manifested either by
stimulation or depression of impulse activity. No relationship was noted be-
tween the nature of the neuronal reaction to LSD and the background impulses.
Elucidation of the mechanism of action of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) is of
interest because of the psychotom�metic properties of this drug. Some investi-
gators believe that the brainstem is the central site of LSD action.
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BONDARENKO, T. T., Byulleten' Eksperimentallnoy Blolor,11. i Meditsiny, No 10,
1971 , lip
0111, 1 ol I . I;) I I I Iy !ij I~II hio I III, m! i1b 111 1 fit. I ckk I il II III will 1 11 1 1q.."
lire. tijldc i-f I. 0.a I I Yi I I vo 1-0 !.:Al. L."'13 w'i"] fvi~lld to M:Ioct Lt%'_- IttitcLi"ilkig oL
both serotoninergic and adrenergic elements in these regions. Our findings were
confirmed by the histochemical studies of N. A. Khristolyubova, who observed
that LSD has a distinct effect on the metabolism of the biogenic amines of the
brain. She also found that LSD acts selectively on certain cell groups in the
vicinity of the RF.
As part of our continuing study of the mechanism of action of LSD, we thought
it worthwhile to investigate the effect of this preparation on the functioning
of single neurons in brain regions specifically sensitive to it -- the RF and
hippocampus.
Procedure and Results
The research was conducted on white male rats weighing 200 to 300 g under con-
ditions of an acute experiment with the animals anesthetized with ureLlIan
(I to 3 g/kg). A twin-beam oscillograph (made by Disa ElLctronlc) with a
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BONDARENKO, T. T., Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii i "Ifeditsiny, No 10,
1971, pp 53-55
motion picture camera were used to record the impulse activity of the neurons.
Discharges of the neurons of the RF and dorsal hippocainpus were derived extra-
cellularly from glass microelectrodes 1 to 2 V in diameter at the tip; the
electrodes were filled with 3 M sodium chloride solution. The coordinates of
the brain structures were determined from the Fifkova-Marshala stereotactic
atlas. The activity of 25 RF neurons and 20 hippocampal neurons was recorded.
In recording the background activity of neurons in rats anesthetized with
urethan, we found that the neurons of the dorsal hippocampus fire at the rate
of 2 to 10 a second. The frequency of firing of the RF neurons is much higher
-- from 5 to 30 discharges a second.
Subcutaneous injection of LSD (0.5 mg/kg) produced changes in the background
rhythm of the neurons within 4 to 7 min. Most of the hippocampal and RF neurons
reacted to LSD either by a slowing or acceleration of the original rhythm of
the neurons. The frequency of the background impulses chances under the in-
fluence of LSD by a factor of 2 or 3. It will be noted too that the hiDPC-
campal neurons reacted much more often with inhibition thLn with excitation.
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BONDARENIKO, T. T., Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii i lReditsiny, No 10,
1971, pp 53-55
Their inhibition was manifested in most cases by complete cessation of impulse
activity (in 10 of 13 neurons). The RF neurons reacted aither by stimulation
or depression of activity with approximately equal frequency, but complete in-
hibition of the spontaneous rhythm occurred much less often than in the hippo-
campal neurons (in 5 of 12 neurons).
We also attempted to determine whether the nature of the neuronal reaction to
LSD varied with the frequency of the original impulses. 11.1o such relationship
was detected. For example, regardless of the background frequency of the dis-
charges, the hippocampal neurons generally responded with inhibition. The RF
neurons with a low original rhythmicity (5 to 10 a second) responded with in-
hibition or suppression with approximately equal frequency, but those with a
medium (11 to 20 a second) or high (21 to 30 a second) rhythmicity responded
somewhat more often with inhibition.
Thus, our findings on the effect of LSD on impulse activity of neurons of the
RF and dorsal hippocampus are consistent with those of other investigators
an the existence of specific sensitivity to LSD in these brain structures.
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BONDARENKO, T. T., Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii i Meditsiny, No 10,
1971, pp 53-55
However, the results of our experiments differ significantly from those of
Sailer et al. who found that LSD inhibits the hippocampal neurons and from
those of Foote et al., who found that it stimulates RF neurons. We discovered
that the reactions of the hippocampal and RF neurons to LSD are not limited to
one type, that they can be manifested either by stimulation or suppression of
impulse activity. Apparently, the original rhythm of the neurons is not the
determining factor. It is reasonable to assume that the difference in the
reaction to LSD of neurons in the same brain structure may be due to the fact
that these neurons belong to different functional systems within which they
could be subjected to reflected influences or to the fact that they differ
in neurochemistry.
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uDc: 539.3
V. A.
"contact Of
V,Lth Ri-Eid Spheiv
;`khf%,t'Ua, -Vol 7, NO 22, 197-1. r-P 51-57
The case i~ consiclered of a thin-wall Iwr,14S, cric-,
shell fixed alon- the equator and loadocl at the, polc! by zi. r~;jjcl
sphere locazc(l his~~do flic sh-ell. 1--c la-dial Clearance bC-h,,!OCn. the
two is s3mall", abol-,t . 01 Of the radills.
The clifferential equation (Z) expresscs the rekitinn
the radial pressure.3. -1,he
for the zc,nk! ol c(:)nUict ~md outsiric of 010 Z(,)11(. (,~f colit;wl. Frnn-
the eqLlality of tliv, two solutions at the boundary thc: disf,~tnc(-: X1
of the bounciary fron-i the polar axis and the d(-.1lectical ;it tli-~ pole
can b-- determi,-jed; X1 is found from, equation (2-1) and the talble,
t,;-.-- deflect;~cn, at One T--,-,A(:! from equation (25).
A is given graplis of
-Lorccls 13~ m--nt noncl
the polar axis ---re pr,~~e:~tcd ior r1irce valu%~,--
1/1

USSR
UDC 621.771.23
GRUDEV, A. P. , ZIL'BERG, Yu. V., and V. A., Dnepropetrovsk
Metallurgical Institute
"Effect of the Metal's Temperature on the Coefficient of Friction in Cold
Rolling"
'11-loscow, Izvestiva Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Chernaya ~Ietallurgiya, No 1,
1971, pp 80-81
Abstract: Earlier papers dealing with friction in cold rolling have failed
to take into account the role of the temperature factor, although the
temperature of the metal sometimes rises to 250-300* C, which drasLically
affects the properties of lubricants. This study discusses the effect of
the metal's temperature an the friction factor in cold rolling within
20-250' C. The lubricants were castor and spindle oils. The experiment
involved specimens of 08 kp work-hardened steel rolled on a duo mill on
har,4-ned steel rolls 191.1 mm in diameter at a reduction ia area of 10%.
-the effectiveness of lubricantG was found to be greatly affected by the
temperature of the metal being rolle%i. The extent to which, the friction
factor was affected by temperature appears to depend on the viscosity of
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USSR
GRUDn', A. P., et a!, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Chernaya
Metallurgiya, No 1, 1971, pp 80-81
the lubricant. The increase in the friction factor with the temperature
of the metal is due to the decrease in the layer of lubricant in the area
of deformation.
2/2
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112 051 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--EMISSIOiN CH4R4CTEIRISTICS OF SO-ME REFRACTORY METALS WITH MIXED
ADSORBED CESIUM ANO BARIUM FILMS -U-
AUTHUR-(03)-'~LON04 .0., LOSHKAREV, A.f., ULMASBAYEV, 13.Sti.
0 , V
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TEPLOFIZ. VYS. TEMP. 1970, 8(l), 211-13
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSo PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--REFRACTORY METAL, CESIUM, BARIUM, FIELD EMMISSION, METAL FILM,
TUNGSTEN, MOLYBDENUM, NIOBIUMP METAL rOATINGi WORK FUNCTION,
CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OnCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF fE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1951 STEP NJ--UR/02')4/70/0,0,li/O()1/021L/0213
CIRC ACCESSION \13--AP0119913
tj,N'C_ L A S S 1 F I E D

212 051 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-230Cr70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0118913
A[iSTFACT/EXTR,ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 'elORK FUNCTIONS, PHI, AND FIELD
EMISSION IMAGES OF VARIOUS CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC PLANES OF ',,, '13, A14D NB
COATED WITH ABSORBED CS AND BA FILMS VIE~-,E STUDEEL) AT (11-2 TIMES 10 P-1ZIME
NEGATIVE9 M%l HG. SINGLE CS FILPS ARE ACTIVE VAINLY IN' THE (112) AND
(1101 PLANES; THE &MISSIOiN OF SINGLE BA FILIMS IS MAX. FRUM (122), (123).
AND (111) PLANES; THE FMISSION OF SINGLE BA FILMS IS NiAX. FR.O,'-l (12>2),
123), AND (1L1), (112~ PLANES AT THETA BA IS MUCH L~-SS THAN L AND THEFA
;JA CONGRUENT TO L, RESP. (THETA EQUALS T-T SUBOPT, 'Wil-RE T IS THE ACITUAl-
OURATION OF RA OR CS OEPOSITION, ANO T SU13,3PT IS TH-E TIM[ REQUIRL~) Villk
OBTAINING THE 41N. PHI). MIXED CS-BA FILMS 6ERE GbrAINED BY DEPOSITING
CS ON BA-COATED METALS; IN ALL CASES, PHI CS--BA WAS LOWER THAN Piti BA.
THE EMISSION OF THE CS-BA-METAL SYSTEM IS MAX. FRO'-! 1112) AND (110)
PLANES AT THETA BA IS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TJ 0.3; THE CONTRIBUTION FROM
11121 DEGREASES FOR THETA BA YIELDS 1.
UNCL A S S I F IED

USSR UDC 621-28A.6'2
POBEDCNOSTSEV, A.S. , K~L 1KCVA, 11I.YA - ,
.2RC
"To A Nonlinear Theory Cf A Resonant T411 Oscillator"
Elektron. tekhniRs. 'Nauchno-tekhn. ob. Elektron. SVCh (Electronic Technology.
E_Cie~t_ff Tec-nnicul 197C, No 8, pp '-lC (f rom
RZh--T.lektronil~a i yeye primeneniye, No 12, December 1970, Abstract No 12AI78)
Translation: The pec-iliarities of the mechanism of interaction and the energy
characteristics of traveling-wave tube oscillator are considered in the approximations
of nonlinear one-dimeneional theory. It is shown that with respect to efficiency
"his device considerably surpasses conventional and resonant backware-wave tubes,
and. is not inferior to the latter in other output parameters. 8 ref. Summary.
1/1

U S S R UDC: 621-373.1'~)-,
G. , --:AR- S. 1.
a ue:-,cv Staioi 1-it-y o f 3ri d~L-e 17'-- -D-, 0,~C- Qua rtz-cf,:4
- attor"
V s b o I -d -o r c vc L- p- b o v -~ ek h n . e 1 e kr o s vy ~ a. z i ( Sz e - ai c 0C0 re C
-13C-
Lrlc~` C=Lmicaz ions ion oi ,ror---.s crp Vo c- -
!C9,70, -or, 133-15L ( from RZh-Radiotekhnika, ~,'o 7, Jul 70, Abs-,racz. :1-0 7D
Trans latilon : Ar. inveszilgati on was made into the -frecuenc- c- a
type quartz-controlled tunnel-d-iode self oscillator wit',- a -.-=Sforme--. -.:7~ e S -
sions are derived to account fo-r the effect of such destabilizin,~ fac-cors as change
in sur;p-',y voltlagze, changes in the values of the acCI-Ve alnu Ilear--tive, circui-.
nents. and also ", e curren' owing, through the resistor. 'I"i-e
U.1 .1
three tables, bibliography of' twelve titles. Resumd.
Eff

Acc. Nr:VM38JL127
Ref. Code: n, 0326
PRIMARY SOURCE: Fiziologiya Rast-- 1970, Vol 17, Nir 1,
PP 1017- 11 1
ONTOGENETIC CHANGES IN FORMATION OF THE ROOT
SYSTEM OF WINTER WHEAT
A. r. ZADOMrSEV, V. I
BOND,ARENKO, A. L. GRINCHENK0, A. A, SAMOSHR fm
All-Union Scientqic Researrhinstifute of Alaize, Drzr.propetro~,sk
Results are briefly described of field and vegetation experiments carried out ir-,
1957-1968 with the aim of studying the formation of the root svstem and aerial part
of winter wheat (IMironovskaya 808 and Odesskaya 3 varieties) sown at var:ous periods:
and supplied with various amounts of nutrients during growth. Data are presented orT
linear growth of roots and oveTground parts, rate of water consUrription by the plants.
from various soil horizons, root abundance of plants, root absorbing surface and also,
grain productivity of wheat.
REEL/ F=-IE
197311C-3

USSR
uDc 678.86
r,o~ I
MDA-92.1-TKO V. M. and TMELYAYEV, Xu. P., Lenin,2-;rad TechnoloC,
NINOLAYEV) A. F.jl
ical Institute imeni Leiijs6Vet
"The Process of Thermal Conversion of 2,2-Diamino-4,4,6,6-tet-rachLlbrotri*.Dhospho-
nitrile"
Leningrnfl, Zhurnal Obshchey hilirdi, Vol 41, No 5, MhY 1971, PP 1028-1032
Abp I, t-iw 1, 11 1 1!1.~ r It C 1"' 1", 1. 1 o I. - t'1 It! 1-1 w 0. rind AA I Qj,n]O" I Vrkvivw! I I. t I; I I ys Is, i t I s
P) I! w I I 1-1)'l , I I ~ I 10 kill I I 1. 411 111(., 1, - I'l k I, l*1 I k. I i - v- I t. )'I Ili o I F;i 111, 111 [ 1. r I Io 1. 14 ilw rrm I I
a Wh.ld L( I dio' . I I I I, I.ctirq ii vo lo I i t. ti i IV ; a, I Ili,--- ) oirk,111.1 ~Iw' ollj~t.o I I I oft 11 1 1 11 1 1-
continuous. ellolllLiori 01: Ilydrowli kili to it 411 I,Ipjll. III
spectrum and X-ray diffraction analysis of the title con.,pounil taiki thu 1wodti,-tri
of its therrnal decor=osition verified the process of thermal conversion of the
bonds vith inte=olecula-r dehydr-ochlocrination and the forrmation in the final
step, of irregular spatial molecules of the general forrai.0-a The
generall reaction for the interval 150-6000 can be expressed by-the folloving
equation:
A A,
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112 0 I_;: UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAT E-201N CV70
TITLE--SYNThEFIC FIBERS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-bCNDARFNKG, V.1:4.1 6YCHKOV, R.A., SHOSHIN, A.V.
trCU:.TRY OF IN'FC--USSR
SCIURCE--USSR. 265,367
3-Y E
-iC E--L 1 r, RY T I Y A ,IZU'BRET.t PRGM. OBRAZTSY, TOVARt ZNAKI 1970,
EFEKL.
DATE PUBLISHEL;-09MAR70
SU6JECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-SYNTHETIC FIBER, CELLULOSE RESIN, POLYACRYLGNITRILE FIBER,
POLYCLEFIN FIBER, ChEMICAL PATENT, PLASTIC FABRICATIUN
CC!tTR0L RESTRICTIONS
DGCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/F~iAME-3002/1437 STEP NO--UR/0482/10/006/000/0000/CODO
CIPC ar_C"_ZSSIC;',i NJ--AA0L2dd36
S

R U C E5 Iti G D A T E - - 2,10 NO V 7
212 OL8 UNCLASSIFIED
CI.RC ACCESSICN NL)--AAOL26836
A6STRALT/EXTR.~'CT--(U) GP-0- A6STRACT SYNTHETIC FIBERS ARE PREP9. 1~ly
ESTRUDING PUMAER SCLNS. INTO ~ COAGULATING 'LIA'T'H IN WHICH THE HA!WNIESS
IS CHA.kv!GEC GR-IOUALLY UR STEPNISIE BY REGULATIN6 ITS co:ip,,4. AND '%-* 0 NIC N
FOR REGENEkATED CELLULOSE FIBERS THE COAGULATION BATH CUNCN. IS
INCREASED FRCM 2PERCENT TG SOPERCENT. FOR SYt,.THETIC FIbERS (E.S.,
PCI-YACRYL-CNITRILE, POLYGLEFINS), THE CONCN. 15 INCREASED FROM 1 1-0
95PERCENT.
L'' 1, LASF

4-
e c t i'n -~ad i o
6
t h-, 1~1 (I ut:: 2 1 cy 1-~ar,' kt, k? ri S t ic z~ c c v
S--:L - e e , i s
j-,oscov.,, Anten-mr, 4',-,,o. DID, 19711, pp 27-47
-.y
!-,'hst-ract: Tihe P.--rinc--~.--e of the rncthod off
Screens is briefly c-1-1-11ained, ---nd the auti-iors
of fi-nd. -in, tllcir "requency chqr,-;cI60f~jL,'-;'IC,, D~~' (D
of t1he eiecturor-~-,~metlj.c thc. d-if.':n-actJon of an
IJ'C IC,'-C-!Il
~,rbitraril v Lo!~~-oizcd tlj.ane vl-ave sslautulin- on f i? e
i-af im c mo ta I cre (~~.n ,Atli E~y;.3 tem of slot s 0 ctj
d'). IA 1.: ul.,k.h oI, IJ!'. :JI),. i::
o.L
lcc-- 'U."Ifti-I UI Pl~k~ u.), '111d 'uhtL :j 'und a~ alv uluch ic;:. 1,11,I:1 H
the v:avcl,~anrt-hs th-ro-a.C.1clut the rz-7ui f -C-Cm,C
~7c 0
t4 0,
syst-em of equf~ n2 Is derived fcr ehir-h -v 0
c a. 1-1 1 ~ C- 0 *,!: I C 1, C. n i c! c o! r
direct.ly arid -f-'or the cz~-Se -C)f i o iI i c c
wave nart 0-4, the
0 C
r- c u r, t a 1 Z~ 'n T:, I F-u I a t -i 0 r, of U1.1c. :-.re
Thc- rc..-; 0 L, 1 c 0:,: c r e

USSIR
, P . A . , et a 1, A nteru, , No - 3 0, 3-071, p 1.) 27-47
21 1- j
botween the ret--llic ;)Iates ,,f the selectively r:--.-'Iectin-~ screen,
-1 L I CUI'Ve 121-
show th--t the steepness o-L' the antemnals ~-
crep-ses i*.,-i its transition region. The expel'imclital clar~.es fol-
the antenna are olot`~,ed.

USSR UDC: 621.396.677-833.2
POPERECHENKO, B. A., NOSOV, 0. N., BONDARENKO, V. N.
"Investigation of the Frequency Responses of Selectively R~,flectin.g Radio
Shields"
V sb. Antennv (Antennas --collection o fL works) , -.Pjp. 10, !,oscow, "S-,Pyaz
T
1971, pp 27-t (from Kh-Radiotek-linika, No 11, May, 71, Albstract i,lo 5B.58)
Translation: The authors present the results of theoretical and experimer-tal
studies of some selectively reflecting shields used in multichannel parabolic
antennas. Ten illustrations, bibliography of eight titles. Reswri'e.

USSR UDC 536.4-5-001.2
BOINDI.AMIa' 20, V. P., and FOI-IMEV, )Z. N.
"Experimental Research in the 7nermodynamic Properties of SLibstances in the
Condensed Phase at HiGh Temperatures"
faiar'kov, Ukr. resD. na~uch-telkhn. konf., posvyashch- 50-letiT, metrol- s1uz'zfr--:.'
USSR, 1972, -- sb. (Ukrainian Republic Scienti-fic and Tec-hnolol-ical Conference
Honoring the 50til Anniversary of the Ukrainian SSIVs JT.etrological Se2%,icc, 1972
-- Collection of qorks), 1972, p 66 (from Referativnyy Z-1r-1-nal -- 1.'et-rologiYan i
lzmeritel'nay-a Teld-miku-_' -to 2, 3 73, Abstract No 2.->2.1010 by V.S.K.)
19 _j
T_mnsiationn: T-he aut:hors uresent the results of KIOI.-IEM T--iar'ko-,, Stute
Scientific Research Inst-itutte o-L' 1.'etrology] vro4ects at nepsuri-nE t"n-e
enthalpy, heat, and phase transition teimeratures for elements, oxides, car-
bides, and silicides at temperatures on the order of 2,800 K. They
the equkpmer~', th-at was used, the sp-rrple pre-paration t"lat done, and the pro-
cedure used to talke the neasurements. They also discuss evaluatin.'- t1nc syste-
matic and random reasure.-.ient errors, in addition to s1nowim-; that the nwir:Aum
error in the enthal-oy measurements cGrer to 500-2,803 K rz-,.nE;e is 0-3-0.8 I)r--r-
Cent.
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Receivers & Transmitters
USSR UDC 621-317-79
DYATLOV., A. P. and BONDARMO, V. P.
"Increasing the Interference-Resistance of Correlators"
Tr. Taganrog. radioteklm. in-ta (Works of the Taganrog Radio-Engineering Institute),'
1972, vyp.28, pp 140-145 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11 A248)
Translation: An essential shortcaning of multiplication correlators widely used in
reception technology is their low interference resistance. As a result of this,
an integral effect is observed at the output during the simultaneous action of sev-
eral signals on the correlator input. The integral effect makes the separation of
the useful signal difficult. An analysis is given of three methods for raising the
interference resistance of multiplication correlators: 1) separation of the useful
signal against a background of interfering, continuous signals; 2) separation of
the continuous signal against a background of pulsed interference witb a high re-
petition frequency; and 3) separation of signals with linear frequency modulation
against a background of interfering, continuous, narrow-band signals. A.K.
1/1

USSR
UDC 621.357.7:0'61).24,5127
BONDARE-NIKO V. P. RYABM"fIN, A. G.
hmiim~mw
"X-Ray Diffraction Investigation of Electrolytic Alloys of i.-ickel with Tti]iF,.'3t(-n"
Tr. Kurgan: irmshinastroit. in-ta (Uorks of the Rurgan I-lachino TwIld-ini; lartitutc),
1971, vyp. 17, T)p 34-36 ('Lror.-RZ'a--Khimiva, No 6 (11), Jun 72, Abstract No CL313)
Translation: Ni-14,1 alloys (20-57 1-1) were obtained from amriionium solution. Ily
the data fron x-ray diffraction studies it was established that up to 361`~' of the
11 of the coating was a supersaturated solid solution; wit'i higher concentrations
of W in the coating occurrence of the intermetallide coir4)ound is assu,,:.ed.
20

USSR UDC 621.357.7:669,245'27
V. P. $ KYAFUiJil,;, A. C.
"
b~
"X-Ray Diffraction Stlu~d'Tr of the Effect of Soiiie Parameters of Electrolysis
on the Composition of N3.ckel Alloys with Tungsten"
Tr. Kur5-ar,. in-tn Wofts of the Kursan Y-ichina Buildin,-, Institure),
1971, 7--yp. 17, pp 37-41 (from RZa-Khimiya, No 6, (H), Jun 72, Al)stracL -;:o 61,3314)
Translation: alloys were obtained fron, amnionia and ~ammonj.=, citrate, 501U-
tions for various currents. An x-ray diffraction study was made of the effect
of the solution tunperature and the coating composition on the inte-1-i-sity of the
III Ni line. The na-x.iwimi intensio, corresponded to a t III-(! or (,0*. With
a W coateot of 44,-.', the line corresponding to reflection from tile. Ni 4N' lauice
appeared on t1ae diffraction curves.
1/1

USSR UDC 621-762.001
BONDARENKO,-1---P---., CHERNYAK, L. V., and SHLYUKO, V. Ya.
"Alloying of Lanthanurn Hexaboride With Fafnium"
Vestn. Kiyev. politekhn. in-ta. Ser. mashinostr. (Herald of Kiev Polytechnic
Institute: Machine-Building Series), 1971, No 8, pp 178-180 (English sumniary)
(from RZh-Metallurgiya, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract No IG246 by authors)
Translation of Abstract: The authors studied the coreduction of La20 and
Hf02 by boron in vacuum. An alloy was obtained containing a solid soiution
of 11f in LaB6 and HfB2 and possessing elevated thermostability as compared
with pure LaB6- One table. Bibliography with four titles.
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Controls
USSR
UDC 621.314.61
BONDARENKO, V. P.
"Calculation of Pulse Shapers for a Thyristor Control System"
Corn. elektromekh. i avtomatika. Resp. mezhved. nauch.-tekhn.sb (111ining
Electromechanics and Automation. Republic Interdepartmental Scientific-
Technical Collection), 1970, Issue 16, pp 8-13 (from RZh--Elektronika i
yeye primeneniye, No 5, May 1971, Abstract No 5B459)
Translation: A method is considered for calculation of pulse shapers for
a thyristor control system applicable for use in thyristorized converter
system for control of ion devices. An example is given of the calculation
of pulse shapers. The parameters are given of pulse shapers for several
types of systems, as well as oscillographs of voltages taken during labor-
atory and industrial tests. 3 ill. 3 ref. Author's Abstract.
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USSR
UDC 612-46.014.49
T. -9-:;- V. p.
GEM~!A!.', B. S., LAZARE -E.'IK, Sh., W-ISHAVER ~ G E6 1,M"j -1:1D
DM=11KO) N. F., Kiev District Military Hoomital mm~
"The Effect of Supe-r-;-,nic on Kidneys and Urinary Tracl-ls"
Moscow, Patolo.:~ichesrava Flzio-ioglya i E'r-.sperir,-,ental'nr,:,-a
jun 70, pp 17-21
Abstract: A hign-intuensit"y source emdt-tin~; a si)hel-lical s-L~7.e--r-sC;n--"c w.-Ve 111'~--.:-' :~Iscu
for irra-CLiati,16 30 dors, in-n of which were in an amite iQstj 19 of whicri ha~ been
unaer cbsc,-~,ation for six mont"as, and one control. '17ne vesic~ 1, center, a!,d peri-
'L .1 - I a '~ ~y w,2- - s-,ib - c' , J t`6 n'
rena-1 narts o' ' ie ureter 4.4e renal pelvis, and k.1.3ne re '~c kled U0
sur-ersonic wares. In 12 tests, tempemtu~rp- iradients were
cai,-..; climes in the timsucs of i;Lie urin-ary in-Ladder or ~,'reter.-, -.;ere
dr-tecte!--l. after sliort or loni~ periods of In no canc wars
of t*~ie tissues obseinr,,d. Results oC hin'Lachom-ical stLidies c-)f the
-,;-ee,,.!-.en1- ,dth histoloi
~ical data. Tic: results wer-2 cxTiained .'act
source producing a spherical wave comparatively -rapidl.-,, i.e..
over L;Aort distances, loses its intensity. 'Mhen a 1-:5 irradiation rhytit-1111
used, elimination of heat by the systenz of the orGanism. re6ulatinjS heat4 exclan,-,e
was assured.

USSR
UDC 620.018
SAMSONOV, G. V., BOYKO, P. A., HOTYAZHEV, V. I., LONDARENI~01_V..P., and
SLEPTSOV, V. M., Kiev
"Solubility and Solid Phase Reaction of Carbides of Transition Metals
With Nickel and Copper"
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki Metallov, No 1, Jan-Feb 71, pp 112-119
Abstract: The solubility and solid phase reactions of carbides of Ti, Zr,
Hf, V, Nb, Ta, Cr, Mo, and W with Ni and Cu were investigated by X-ray
graphic, X-ray microspectral, and metallographic analytical methods. It
was found that the solubility and the width of the diffusion band in re-
actions of these carbides with nickel increase with the transition of
carbides of group IV metals to group VI metals and are practically absent
in the case of copper. The results are discussed from the standpoint of
a model of a contour localization of valent electrons in atoms of reacting
components. It is demonstrated that carbides of transition metals are
effective hardeners of copper and less effective hardeners of nickel in
dispersion-hardened composite materials.
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1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE--TEMPERATURE FUNCTION OF THE ELECTRUPHYSLCAL PROPERTIES OF COMPOUNDS
OF LANTHANUM HEXABORIDE WITH TRANSITION METALS. 11 -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-bGN P.t KUVENSKAYAr B.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR P_~
SOURCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHEd. LAVED., FIL. 1970, 13(2), 90-3
DATE PU13LISHED-------70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-CPYSTAL LATTICE sTpucrURE, ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY, LANTHANIUm
COMPUUND9 HkIUE, TUNGSTEN COMPOUND, HAFNIUM COMPOUND, TANTALUM
COMPOUND, RHENIUM COMPUUND, CHEMICAL 80NOING, THERMAL EFFECT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEG
PRLJXY Rf[L/FkAME--199J11917 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--ATOL14357
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED P-.-kOCESSM'j OATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-Aroult357
AaSTRACT.!LXTRAcr--(U) GP-0- ABSIRACT. THE ELEC. KESISrA:~.-L lviAS MEASURED
OF LAb SUbb CONTG. 0.5-15 AT. PERCENT HP, TAY W, OR RE AT
200-800DEGREES. THE T.'-IFRMAL COEFF. OF ELEC. RLSISiANCE (BET,,~) 0C-pLtqDS
ON THE PRUPti