SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DMITRIYEV, V. P. - DMITRIYEV, A. YE.

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GUREVICH, YA. B., et al., Fizika i Khimiya Ob--abotki Materialov, No 4,
'Jul-Aug 71, PP 71-76
Tensile Yield Elonga- Reduction in
(kG/zrm2) (k-,/m-n2 t:Lon,,-6 Area, b
Steel A 160 145 9: 45
-Steel B 170-290 140-275) --11 20-37
6
*Steel C l8o-26~ 150-250 5-12 20-45
*Mechanical property ranges for steels B and C are the result
of introducing variations in the heat treating modes.
Three figures, 2 tables, 7 bibliographical references.
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USSR uDo 6-e_1.396.4:62_1.~91.8
BYKHOIISY,IY, 1M.A., MUTRIYEV, V.P.
"Noise Immunity Of Discrete Transmission In 1.1ultichannel Systems With Frequency
Miltiplexing And F141'
E1ektrosvya.z.1., No 9, Sept 1972, pp 38-45
Abstract: The noise immunity of the transmission of discrete data in multi-
t both
channel frequency multiplexing-F14 sys ems is studied, taking acca-int af
components of the noise (Gaussian and pulse) at the outiout of the FM demodulat-
or. Three forms of F14 demodulators are considered ; the. ordinary frequency dis-
criminator and two types of tracking (system of phase frequency trim) demodul-
ators. The results of the paper make it possible to determine the effect on
the probability of error of the method of demodulation of the F14 signal, the
number of channels in the system, the frequency deviation index, and the dur-
ation of the telegraphic.namples transmitted-on one channel. An estimate is
given of the potential noise imaunity of signal reception in the multichannel
comsunication systems considered. The range of applicability is determined of
methods used in other works for calculating the probability of error. 6 I'll.
12 ref. Received by editors, 29 March 197i-
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USSR 621. W:51~50- 145 - 3.8
UD3
DILFTRIYEV, V.G., YEREIiE-YEVA, R.A., YERSHOV) A.G., ITPIMI, I.YA., KARVOYAJE.P.
"Eno-ineering Calculation And Optimization Of Parameters V- Optical Band
Frequency Do~ablersn
Kvantovaya elekt-ronika (Quantum Electronics), Moscow, No 5(11),.1972, Pri 72-79
Abstract: At the contemporary level of development of exporiment-al nonlinear
m 'tion of 4 11, p_ r
optics, the necensity for engineering calculation and optj iZ:~
U e a
maters or frequency dmiblero in dictattid by -the appoarance of a I&rge num ber Co
nonlinear cryotnlu which mke it Pousiblu to obtain a higii orricicncy of, con-
-vereion into the second optical harmonic -...,ithout special fQw-I'sing schemes. As a
mle, relatively power-iftil solid--sLate lancro are uped an I Lhe cources of init-L~I
radiation. The radiation of the lasero introduces a pi%eiriminatly pul.,~e chu ructor
and th--. divergence eubstantially exceedi) the diffraction limit. Durilv- calcal-
ation of frequency doublemof much lasers it i 0 neceJ3 a2 1-Y because ci' the back
to bake into account both tho 'Lllre characLer of the iiiitii~l radiatio-
reaction P
and the effect of oaturation of' the hormonic. Galrulation of the -mumr:.rated
factors introduces a number of special feaLuroij In tilcit riature Of the C,--lCUI-'t-
conversion such uo dot,-:, rraina-L ion ol' the optiffuyii ratir,
ion of the efficiency o,

USSR
D'.-IITRLYEVJ, V. G., et a!., 1',varitovaya elelktronilm, NO
1~;T2, l) 72-79
uh U'
bet.;,.ween f~ of --,qe excitinE vrave anO, tie lell,-ta of -~he. nol-1.1-in-:~,,,.r c---,-;z-
tal and others. The re-Uhods of calc-LLlatioj-, used in the
3 preoent work were
developed by others for the case of a prencribed fielci o-.'.' initial froq-ocncy, and
for a subatunt5ally nonlinear remime. For proenct;o--'~ t,-f' er.Fincerint, gr~plrc it,
mout advisable to con6uct nimeric3l in-tej-,,ral i D of uqw.,t~ or-, bccv.LA~e Pmily t,- n!
methods of calculat-lon, velid in some approximatitins, Ic-ad to !.~uirly u-w,1--wvrd.
Polutions- fig- I tA. 11 ref. Received by editors, C%;t 19(l.
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USSR UDC: 621.378:530.145.18
KUSHN
DMITRIYEV IF. G 1IR) R., RUSTAMOV, S. R. , FOMICHEV, A, A.
"Optimizing the Parameters of a Continuously Q-Switched Nd:YAG
Laser h1ith Nonlinear Crystal in the Cal, ity,
Moscow,.Kvaj1tovaya Elektronika, Sbornik Statcy, No 2(3), 1972,
pp Ill 112
Abstract: The paper gives the results of experiments on opti-
mizing Nd:YAG laser parameters i-dth conversion of emissdon to
the second harmonic when a nonstoichiometric jitl)iuirt metaniobate
crystal is located inside the cavity. The laser operates in
the quasicontintious node. So-cal,led 100% coAversion is att2ined
amental harmonic is
when the average emission poweron thefund,
3 10, m1kl. The peak powers on the fundamental and the second
autbors t
harmonic are 370 and 500 W respectivo 'ly. The han],
N. V Shkunov for constructive criti
cism. Tt,,!,o illustrations,
bibllocrraphy of eight titles.

USSP UDC 621-791-92z669X16.25
DIETRIYEV V V Candidate of Engineering Sciences, Kazinskly, L. R. and
XIRSAITOV, YU. KIRSJUIOV, YU. K.,~Engineers
"Equipment for Vacuum-Are Build-up Welding of a Flulti-Cutting High-Speed
Steel Tool"
Moscow, IzVUZ-1-fashinostroyeniye, 11o V, 1972, P-P 175-177
Abstracte The vacuum chamber from an ELU-4.,electron-beam unit, partially
modernized and equipped with additional,aechanisms, was used at the Zhdanov
Metallurgical Institute for.investigating the vacuun-arc surfacing of a
cutting tool. Pump V11-1 was replaced by a V1T--4G pump,whi&h. had a higher
evacuation rate and provided a working 'vacuum of 19 )-'10-' mm.Hg in 5-6 minutes.
Technical specification3,of the.unit are as.followsi.:
Vacuum:chamber volume, liters
'"te.800
-5
Maximum vacuum obtainable, mm Hg. a .5x1 0 _4
Iforking 'vacuum, mm Hg ... jo-3-jo
Time to achieve working vacuum, &in ... 5-6
lhxiaun sizes of parts being surface; 30W- 00
Required power, kv

USSR UDC 546.281 537.7
SIDORF.NKO, F. A., MaTRIYEV, Ye. A.,,and GEL1D, P. V., Ural Polytechnic
Institute imeni S . rzmv-.---~~V
"Electron Energy Band in Chromium, Manganese, and Iron Monosilicides"
Tomskj Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy Fizika, No 8, 1972, pp 15-20
Abstract: The article describes results of measuring the dependence of the
electric resistance (80-1000*K), thermoelectromotiv,e force (30-700'K), and
Hall coefficient (80-400'K) of chromium, manganese, and iron monosilicides
on temperature, as well as calculations of characteristic parameters of the
electron spectra of the compounds according to conventional formulas and
according to narrow-band model formulas. Thetlarge effective masses,
significant (1o23 cm-3) concentyations, and low charge carrier mobilities,
as well as the small distances.for the Fermi level (0.1-0.2 ev) from the
band edges indicate a high density of states in the electron energy bands
of Cr and Mn monosilicides. Transport pheno $mena inchromium and manganese
licides occur within a te hs of an electron-volt wide.
monosi narrow band nt
At low temperatures the band can be considered relatively wide (the electron
gas is degenerate), while at high temperatures it must be regarded as narrow
(the degree of degeneracy of the gas declines). The only substantial dif-
ference between the bands is in the degree of fullness.

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USSR
UDC: 519.2
DK1TR1YZV_;11_Ya._J.,i1
11M
athematical Statistics in Soil Science"
Moscow, Dlloscow- University, 1972,:292 pp, illustrated (from RZh--
Matematika, No 6, 1972, Abstracl-I No. 6V2C)lK)
st attempts at guid-
Translation: This handbook is one of the f Li U
ance in mathematical statistics for-soil. scientists particularly.
It is written basically in accordAncevith the proj~~ set.~ip for
the corresponding course for students in soll.science in the bio-
the Moscow State'University. Natural-
logical and soil faculty o,
1y, the handbook cannot pretend to complet-eness iii the methods
described nor to 1,-he depth and mathematical rigor of its exposi-
tion. However, thoo,_ e
fundari ntals presented~by the book are cora-
-pletely adequate for solving a good many problems. facillig soil
scientists and for understanding more complex statistical litera-
ture. From the author's foreword.

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7:,~JPPIC~TAGS-FLEET OPERATION, WAR GAMES,,NAVAL FORCE
CRGANIZATION/.(UlkOMSOMOLETS UKRAINY ASU SHIP9 (UlMOSKOVSKIY KORSOMOLETS
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(UlOKTYADRSKAYA REVOLYUTSIYA CRUISERIAWGROMY MISSILE SHIP, (U)VARYAG
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:.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW, THE
SK.IPPER OF.AN ANTI SUBMARINE CRUISER, THE 11MOSKVAllo~REVEALED THE
FOLLOWING NAMES OF THE SHIPS WHICH ARE TAKING'PART IN THE "OKEAN" WAR
~.GAMESrTHIE "MOSKVA", AN ANTISUBMARINE* INVARYAG11 AND THE
CRUISERu THE
"GROINYY".? ROCKET.CRUISERS,-THE IIOKTYABRRo.SKAYA REVOLUTSIYAll AND THE
'fKOMSOMOLETS", CRUISERS, THE NKRASNOGVARDEYETS".:g AN'ATOMIC SUBMARINEP
THE:."CHELYABINSKIY KOMSOMOLETSIIV.A SUBMARINE. :A PHOTOGRAPH ALSO SHOWS
ACRUISER# THE nMIKHAIL KUTUZOV".. ACCORDING TO THE MOSKVA, S SKIPPER,
HIS CRUISER.IS EQUIPPED WITH SUBMARINE:DETE-CTION GEAR. BESIDES IT CAN
USE 'ITS HELICOPTERS FOR THE SAME.PU
IEEO BE, THE HELICOPTERS
RPOSEa: IF
-,:CAN ALSO ATTACK SUBMARINES.

USSR
DMITRIYEV, YU. G. and TARASENKO, F. P.
"The Problem of Statistical Estimation of Nonlinear Functions of a
Probability Density"
Tr. Sib. Fiz.-Tekhn. In-ta pri Tomsk. Un-te [Works of Siberian Insti-
tute of Physics and Technology at Tomsk,University], 1973, No 63, pp
154-168 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 9, 1973,
Abstract No 9V97)
Translation: Suppose a certain characteristic of a distribution is
represented by a functional such as
I - f F fg (-x), g0)(x). g (x) dx,
where F is a certain function, g(x), g(1) W, g(r) (x) are the
probability function and its derivatives up to order r inclusively.
The problem of estimation of J is studied, if density g(x) is unknot-ni.
In order to produce the estimate J., it is suggested that the so-called
"direct" method be used, consisting in substitution of a certain non-
parametric estimate of density into expression (1). The necessary non-
parametric estimates are the estimates of density and its derivatives
112

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IIMITRIYEV, YU. G. and TARASENKO, F. P., Tr. Sib. Fiz.-Tekhn. In-ta pri
Tomsk. Un-te, 1973, No 63, pp 154-168
as suggested in the works of Parzen, E. A. Nadarai, etc., based on the
method of "degenerating" kernels.
Conditions are presented which assure convergence of estimates J
N
to J with a probability of 1, when functional (1) has any of the follow-
ing representations
(g, (x))!
dx i
s the information of Fisher,
g (x) In g (x) dx is the entropy and J= f g' (xjdx.
-CO
The properties of the estimates J N are also studi ed, when a hi5togram
and polygram are looked upon as estimates of unknown density g(x). How-
ever, it is assumed in this case that the functional in question is in-
dependent of the derivatives of g(x).
In conclusion, the possibility of producing estimates J N using tile
U-statistics introduced by 11offding is studied.
A. Pinskiy
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USSR
VINOKUROV, V. G., DIMITRIYEV, Yu. K., YEVREINOV, E. V., KOSTELYANSKIY, V. 11-1.,
LEKHNOVA, G. M., MIREINKOV, N. N., REZANOV, V. V., MOROSHEVSKIY, V. G.
"A Homogeneous Computer System of Minicomputers"
Vychisl. Sistemy [Computer Systems -- Collection of Works], No 51, Novosibirsk,
1972, pp 127-145 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal KibernetiVa, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V600, by the authors).
Translation: The exTediency is demonstrated of constructing homogeneous com-
puter systems ([ICS) of minicomputers. A two-dimensional computer system, the
MININEAKS is described. Ilic elementary machines of this system are based on
ASVT-M modules. The composition of typical HCS software is presented. 20
biblio. refs.
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USSR UDC 621.039.626
-D.NESTROVSKIY, Yu. N., and XOSTOI-JAROV) D. P.
"Energy Balance in 'Tokamak' Plasmas"
'Moscow, Atomnaya energiya, Vol 29, No 6, Dee 70, pp 434-438
Abstract: Plasma energy balance in the Tokamak reactor is computed on the
assumption that the losses are classical in nature. This paper gives the
results of a numerical solution for ion and electron heat conductivity
equations and the equations for the magnetic field of the plasma column
current with the classical transfer factors taken into account. Through
-are made of the ion and electron tempera-
these computations, investigations
ture and energy life-time as functions of.0ie geometric dimensions of the
plasma column, the plasma density, the intensity of the longitudinal mag-
netic field, and the discharge current power. Results of the computations
are found to be in good agreement with the available experimental data. In
the analysis, it is assumed that for the Tokamak system, the diffusion life
time is much larger than the energy life time; as a consequence, the plasma
diffusion can be neglected in comparison'with.the thermal conductivity, and
the plasma density can be considered,independent.of time.
ff"M ~gn T-0

USSR UDC 612.821
D11,1ITRIYEV Yu. S., and FEDOROV, V. K.,
I'An Evaluation of Short-Term and Long-Term Memory in Rats"
Leningrad, 11fetodiki Otsenki Svoystv Vysshey Nervnov,Deyatel'nosti, "Nauka,"
1971, pp 5-10
Abstract: Defining short-term memory by a coefficient of regression which
reflects increase in the number of positive conditioned defensive reflexes
to signals which were applied during the experiments at intervals of 1-2
minutes, and long-term memory as an increase in conditioned reflexes from
experiment to exDeriment (experiments conducted once each- 24 hours), 4- was
established that both types of memory progressively decrease as the stereo-
type grows more complex. The complexity of the problem was evaluated by the
number of cc-inbinations or experiments necessary to achieve a certain level of
conditioned reflexes. Seven bibliographic.entries.
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%PTIZMANSKIY, V. I., BAMMAN-1 N. DMITRIYEV Yu PROSVIRIN, K. S.,
TM% _T _6TSM, A. A.
SHEVELEV, V. V., YANKELEVICH, Ya. r., MD
"Me Problem of the Use of Coagulators During Deoxidation of Steel by Aluminmi"
Moscow, Izv. Vuzov, Chernaya Kfetallurgiya, No 2, 1971, p 51-5S.
Abstract: Analysis of the hydrodynamic and thermodynwiiiic factors shows the
ty of using secondary large particles,as,coaaulators for the products
possibili#-
of deoxidization of steel with aluminum. The introduction of crushed lime,
feldspar,and aluminum to the center mass during deoxidization in the process
of siphon pouring of seven-ton ingots of type 3 kp steel was tested. Studies
of rolled products produced from these ingots confirmed experimentally the
possibility of reducing the level of contamination of the steel with,~table
nonmetallic inclusions by combined introduction of deoxidizers and coagulators.

UDC: 620.195
USSR
FLEGONT -loscow AviaLion
.TOLSTAYA, H. A., 10%'A, L. X., and MAITRIY' EV Yu. V.,
Technological Institute
"Tendency of Clad SAP-1 (Sintered Aluminum Powder) to Crevice Corrosion"
70,~ pp 505-569
Moscow, Zashchita r
Matallov, Vol 6, No 5, Sep-Oct
Abstract: Cladding of SAP-1 sheets with aluminum alloys inarkadly iacre,
their weldability during contact spot,and roll, welding. InL tiii-, experiment
i awere 3.5% natural sea salt solutioms (pit 7.9-3.0,
the working med
Cl G. 55, n. ) and salt solutions L Simu atin- sea water. Ahe test materials
1 T
from SilIP-1, sheets clad w 1' L h Cori
double ~;pot-wulded work piecer.
I ADI almainum. Four months of~svea.water testing of double-Gpot
mercia
the
welded test piece revealed that AD-1 aluminum claddinj layer was
s
_~'affacted by corrosion in the gaps beWeenLtheLivelded sheet. Thc corrosion
:Concentrated ' in the finest F'aps. ~Some teat PjeCL CS advanced
d
crevice corrosion through the plastic :zone without bPving arfectc. Lhe
cast zone; the latter was confirmed by rupture testing ofthe spot welds.

USSR
:-.-IOLS m. A., ec aj., Zaslhchita Metallov, Vol 0', No5Sep-Oct 70,
pp 56:)-569
The propagation of crevIce corrosion urouiri the plastic zone migInt
ic Dee,
t
We I causea DY the presence of =J_cro-gaps aue to low-qualiLy welds
of AD-I !avers. it is most probable thatrsucii micro-~-- -:ied with
pa, s are for,
the penetration of crevice corrosion through tile plastic la'er. it is
luded that Cor-mercial AD-1 al=i-.iu,-a,. 'espite itsA
'conc 4a mbod weldab-
ty and
-,workability, is not well suited for. cladding SIW-1. it-, this respect,
pure '01000 aluminum and ialg-l aluminu;n-magnesium,.alloys which act as
=Odic coatings-for SAP-1 are more resistant to- crevicecorrosion and hold
greater promise.
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(Leningrad) 1970, 43(l), 18~24 (RIIss). Solid. solns. of 2CaO.-
Ta2O, F03,- i0 , nd MgO formed either
Si0i (1) with each of N T 2a
during slow or rapid cooling of heat-treated.mixis. were investi-
'
gated by
means of x-ray anal.: ~The~soly. of N;i.,O, Fe2O3, Ti02,
and MgO in the #-modification of,-KaO.SiOs is!0.6, 1.8, 0.75,
and .1.0% and, the ns of the solid solns. formed are 1.728-1-730,
1.740-1-742, (not give'n),'and4.730, resp. Th6~phase dia-gram
for thi N190-2CaO -SiO2 systein* is presented.' T~e effect- of the
metal oxides'on the.transition of. the- ft into the ~y-modifimtion of
2CaO.S!O'is discussed. Ivan Wichterle.,

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A. STOICHIORETRIC MIXT. OF CUCL SU3Z..2H SUBZ 0, METALLIC CU, ANu CSCL IN
ZOPERCENT EXCESS. CSCU SUB2 CL SUB3 FORMS COLORLESS NEE'DaS, BECOMING
.".YELLOW AND THEN GREEN IN A MOIST ATM. DTA OF THE-STARTING PRODUCT AND
-''PREPD. SINGLE CRYSTALS SHOWED IDENTICAL RESULTS: AN ENDOTHERMIC EFFECT
AT Z80DEGREES CORRESPONDING TO THE-M.'P. OF CSCU SUBZ CL SUB.3. CSCU SUB2
CL SUa3 BELUNIGS TO THE RHOMBODIPYRAMIDAL CLASS (3L SU&2 3PCt MMMI WITH
UNIT:CELL.PARAMETERS A 9.49, B 11.88v AND C.5.61,~ANGsTROM; THE BRAGG
.~,ANGLES OF THE 3 PRINCIPAL PLANES, (100)t (010h, (001) ARE THETA (SUB100)
'-,.~EQUALS-90EGREES 21 PRIME, THETA ISU8010) EQUALS 7DEGREES 27 PRIME, THETA
(SUB,001) EQUALS 15DEGREES 57 PRIME. THE PRINCIPAL NS, N GAMMA, N BETA,
N ALPHA, ARE GIVEN FOR 8 MONOCHROMATIC WAVELENGTHS IN THE RANGE
4013-691. MN. HrGH- TRANSMI'T-TANCE' OF'CSCU SUB2'.-r-L -S'U83 UN THE VISIBI-E AND
IR RANGE WAS FOUND (TO ZO MU FOR THE THICKNESS 4.5 M161J.
FACILITY: JNST. KRISTALLOGR.t MOSCOW, USSR.
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misee ii6ous
USSR UDC 669.3.042.62
1)MITRIYEVA G. S. SHLEPTSOV, V. F.
174elting and Casting of Nonferrous Metals and Aljo~s"
Plavka i Litlye Tsvetnykh Metallov i Splavov [English Version Above], (Works
of Scientific Research and Planning Institute for Alloys and Processing of
Nonferrous Metals, No 3S), Moscow, Metallurgiya Press, 1971, 144 pages (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract No 5 G343 K
by S. Krivonosova).
Translation: Problems of the theory- and technology of casting nonferrous
metals and their alloys (basically Cu) are studied: new technological processes
of melting and casting; intensification of the process; reduction of irretriev-
able losses; creation of new processes of continuous:casting of ingots; vacuum
melting of Cu, Ni,and their alloys. Results are presented from scientific re-
search work on the improvement of technologies, inves~tigation of heredity of
cast structure,and development of technologies for the production of products
with- controllable structure and properties. Problems of automation of regula-
tion of the metal level in a crystal liz,er during contimuous casting and use of
the method of rank- correlation to study crystallization of Cu ingots are
studied.

USSR UDC 542.91:547.1'118
KHAYRULLIN, V. K., PL14I-1&j)jVA, G. V., ALEKSANDROVA, I. A., and VASYANINA,
M. A., Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov,
Kazan' Branch of the Academy of Sciences USSR
"A New Synthetic Method for Bifunctional Oxides of Tertiary Phosphines"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 12, Dec 73,
pp 2744-2749
Abstract: Reacting mixed chlorophosphines containing one functional group
with a,a-unsaturated acids or their amides leads to the formation of
tertiary bifunctional phosphine oxides with functional groups CEN, COOH,
COC1, COOR etc. Hydrolysis of the ethyl-bis-(O-cyanoettiyl)l)llospliiiie
oxide yields ethyl-bis-(a-carboxyethyl)pliosphine oxide.

ijDc
USSR 47.241.547.391.1
RIYE TUZVIA, L. L.,
GIASIZOV, T. Mi., PASHIMUN, A. P., DM-T YA;
MYRULLIHj V. X., and PLMOVIK, A. I., Intitute of Organic and Physical
Chemistry imeni. A. Ye. A=buzova., Acadenjr.of Sciencos LISSR
"Reactions of the Acyl Oulonides of Trivalent-Phosphorus Acids with
-Unsaturated Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal. Obahchey Khi.LvIi, Vol 42(104), Vyp B. 1972, pp 1730-1?33
Abstract3 A detailed ritudy was IpAde of the mechaniGm of the title reactions
with special reference to behavior of the F atom of the chlorophosphinee,
The aimultaneoun reaction of the aerjIle acid irith equimolar mixtures of
phonyl- and othy1dichlorophosphine (PDP: and M)P, rospoetiVely) aryl the sub-
sequent reaction uith ethaziol and triethylamino to form the ethyl ester of
ethyl- ea-boathoxyethylphosphonic acid (45% yield) proceeds as followst
0 + C3115 I)Cl.,) + Crf,=CfI_COOII
FIICI12COC1 C41VC12
CI
0
1/2 C1.1f.51 if T112CIf,C00C,115 + 2(CZI[5)3,N 11CI

USSR
GMZOV, T. XH., at al., Zhurnal Obshchay Xhimil., Vol 4.2(104), VYP 8, 1972,
PP 1730-1733
An analagous reaction occurs between PDF and othyldichlorophosphite. On the
other hand, EDP, when treated with a mixture of~acrylic and notacrylic acids
reacts only vith the former uhich is a strong electrophil. These two
observations support the assumption that the P aton Me a nucleophilic
character. Thermal analysis and,11HR data on P31 were used to elucidate tho
nature of the intermediates. 1R spectra were also discussed.
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USSR UDC 542 -91:5117-1'118
PUDOVIKY A- If-, ANOSMA, N. P., ZYABLIKOVA, T. A., and
V. K., Institutel.of,,Organic and Physical Chemistry imeni A. Ye.
Arbuzov) Academy of Sciences USSR
I[Re 0 -Chloroacrylic Acid"
action of Chloroph sphineswith/3
.-Moscow, ~ Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, 110 5, I-lay 72,
PP 1159-1164
Abstract: The article describes the reaction of methyl-, ethyl-, and phenyl-
-dic-ailorophosphine, with 12 -chloroacrylic:acids,.as well as results of thermo-
graphic studies of some reactions of this type. The.reaction of methyl-,
ethyl- and phenyldichlorophosphine with cis-~5-chloroacrylic acid gives
alkyl- or aryl-(/3-chloroformylvinyl)phos~hin-Lc acid'ehlorides, while the
reaction with trans- --chloroacrylle acid gives trans-rv-chloroacrylic acid
chloride.
43

USSR'
UDC 542.91:661-718-1
KffAYRULLIIT, V. K., DMITR=,V,A- and FLJDOVIY,, A. N., Institute of Organic
Chemistry ir,--ni A. Ye.~Arbuzov.,:AcadenW'of Sciences USSR
"Reaction of Chloromethyldichloropqosphine with Propiolic Acid"
-.116scow; Itvestiya AR-ademii Nauk SSSRJ, Seriya,KhiTPdchesIcaya, Ifo 6, Jun 71,
:PP:3254-1259
Abstract: The article describes results of a study of the reaction of chloro-
methy1dichlorophosphine with propiolic acid. The reaction gives
--chlorofornyl vinyiphosphinic acid chloride) which reacts with alcohol in
ehe presence of triethylamine to give ethyl ester of chloro,-rethyl- A -carbethoxy
vinylphosphinic acid. Mhen the latter is treated with,TCl of the two ethor
the'-phosph ru ry y
.&rroups only the ethoxy group at o a is replace by a chlorine atom.
Thls*can be seen by coniparing spectrograms of the initial ester and the result-
flea'
ant-chlbromethyl- "-carbethoxy vinylphosphinic acid chloride. ting of
chlorroz--thyl--p -chloroformyl vinylphosphinic acid -with acetic anhydride gives
acetyl.chloride and 2-chloroT4ethyl-2,5-dioxo-1,2.-Oxa-3-phospholene, which
readily enters into diene synthesis~reaction with 2,3-dimethyl-.3-butadiene to
glve-5,6-dimethyl-1--chlororethyl-1,3-dioxo-2-oxa-l-nhosP~~DicYclo-13,0,Ll-no-
5;6-nene. In the alcoholysis of 2-chlorometh.yl-2,5-dioxo-1,2-oxa-3-phospholene

USSR
KHAYRULLIN, V. K., et al., Iz.-,estiya Akaddmii DITauk SSR, Seriya Flimiclieskaya,
N6.6,Jun 71, pp 1254-1259
the-attack by alcohol is directed against the phosphorus atom, while in the
aldoholysis of 5,6-dim-ethyl-l-chl-oro--ethyl-1,3-dioxo-2-oxa-l-pliosphabicyclo-
(330,41-no-5,6-nene the attack.by alcohol, contraryto the ideas developed by
-R.'.G.' PEARSON, is directed against the carbon atom:of the carbonyl group to
g#e-4-chlol-or-~ethilhvdro-xyphos]~ninyl-5-car.bethoxy-1,~2-dimethyleyelohexene,
p:robably as a result of steric factors
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USSR U~C 542-91:661.7i8.1
KEFAYRULLEI V. K. DI-M and PUDDVIK, A. N., Institute of
Organic and Physical Chemistry imeni-A. Yo. Arbuzov, Acaderey of Sciences USSR
"Substituted Bicyclic Phospholane's"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Ne:& SSSR, Seriya Khimichesk,aya, I\To 6, Jun 71,
pp :L249-iP54
Abstract: The interaction of 2-ethyl-2,5-di-oxo-1 2-oxa-3-phorpholene and 3-
methyl-2-ethyl-2,5-dioxo-1,2-o.Na-3-phospliolene with 2i3-djjrethy1-1,3-butaCIiena
-eaction adducts. AlcoholySis of 5,6-
gives the corresponding diene synthesis 3:
dirmthyl-l-ethyl-1,3-dio.~o-2-oxa-1--Dhospbabicyclo"(3,ojl~l-no-5)6-nene goes colan-
4-er to R. the attack of alcoholbn the carbon of the
G. PEABSON's rule vith
carbonyl group of the ring and the formation of k, -ethy!VIdro.,rjphosphony-L-5-
carbethoxy-1,2-dinathyleyclohexer-e. This can-be explained by the presence of
factors which hinder the attack on.the phosphorus atom by alcohol.

US9R UDO 547-241+ 547.298.1
PUDOVIK, A. N., KHAM ULLIN, V. K., and JUT Institute of
and Physical Chemistry imeni A. Yeo ll*rVdzovp Wcademy of Sci-
ences.USSR
"Reaction of Chlorophosphines With Acrylamides and Methacrylamides in
the-Presence of Acetic Acid"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimi Vol 40, No 5, May 70, pp 1034-1040
Abstract: The authors studied reactions of alkyldichlorophosphines,
--Fh-enyldiclilorophosphine and diethylchlorophosphine with substituted
and unsubstituted amides of acrylic and methacr'ylic acids in the pres-
ence,of acetic acid. It was found that alkyl- or aryldichlorophos-
''phines react with dialkylamides of acrylic acid to form alkyl- or
aryl(A -dialkylcarbamoyletliyl)piiosphinic acid chloridps. Diethylchlo-
roDhosDhine reacts with the dipthylamide of acrylic acid 6 give di-
ethyl(~ -diethylearbamoylethyl)phosphine oxide. Dichlorophosphines
react, with amides of monosubstituted amides of cc-, -unsaturated car-
lp
61

USSR
PUDOVIK, A. N., et a1.9 Zhurnal Obshchey Khimiiq Vol 40, No 5, May 70,
pp 1034-1040
boxylic acids in the presence of acetic acid to fQM 6ubstltuted 2, 5-
dioxo-1,2-azaphospholanes. The likeliest mechRnism for reactions of
chlorophosphines with amides of otp #-unsaturated acids in the pres-
ence of acetic acid is one whereby the reaction begins with a nucleo-
philic attack of the P-carbon atom of the amide by the three-coordi-
nate phosphorus atom.
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_US3R UDC r~42.91 + 661-718.1
KHAYRULLIN, V. K., DMITRIYEVA, G, V., and PTJDOVIK, A. N., Institute
of Organic and PhysldMCIM s ry ameni A. Ye. Arbuzov, Kazan,
Academy of Sciences USSR
"Reaction of Ethyldichlorophosphine With Acrylic~Acid Esters"
Moscow, Izvestiva Akademii Nauk SSSRi Seriya Mizichoskay Vol L,,,
-Apr 70, Tp ?J-(_L-0y6.
Abstract: The reaction of ethyldichlorophosphine with acrylic acid
esters was studied in the presence of a proton donor to determine
the reaction center.of the conjugated system C-C-0:0~in reactions
With substituted diohlorophosphiries. On the basis of their experi-
mental data the authors propose the following mechanism for the
reaction. Tho tricoordinated phosphorus atom of ethy1dich-lorophos-
'Ohine carrying-the unshared electron,pair attacks the bota-carbon
atom of acrylic ester. The bipolar ion..formedadds a proton from
..the acetic acid by its negative.end,,while its arlion.adds to phos-
phorus. The intue-r-mediate complex formed is stabilized by splitting
off an acyl c1hloride molecule. As a result olf such a reaction- the
U
chloroanhydride of ethyl- (,a -carbalkoxyethyl)-phosphinic acid and
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USSR UDC 542-91 + 661-718.1
D=
i~KHAYRULLIN, V. K., -9,-V.t and PUDOVIK, A. N-p Institute
o If, Organic a nd Physical. Chemistry. imen i-, A Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of
sciences USSR
"I Synt he si s of Phenyl -chloroformylvinylphosphinic Acid Chloride"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheakaya, No 2, Feb
~70, PP 468-472
Abstract* Phenyldichlorophosphine reacts with propiolic acid to give
-Phenyl-x-chlorofomylvinyipliosphinic~ -acid chloride. Moderate heat-
ng.of the -latter with acetic anhydride in a benzene solution gives
2-phenyl-2,5-dio7o-1,2-oxaphosphol6nes ~Hydrolysis of the latter gives
-,Phan yl - -carboxyvi nylphos ph inic: ac idp alcoholysis phenyl-,d-carbethox-
lyl-A -
-;yvinylphoa hinic acid. Treat nt of~ the ethy1 eister'of pher
ffe
P
-.carbethox vinylpho hinic acid 'with _Ohosphwus p6atachloride 4ves
y sp
phenyl--A -carbetboxyvinylphosphinic acid,'chloridiB*

PROCES
1/2 010 UNC L A S S I FE W': S ING DATE--230CT70
TtTLE--SYNTHESIS OF PHENYL,BETA,CHLOROFORMYLVI.NYLPHOSPHINIC ACIO,CHLORIDE
~AUTHOR-(03)-KHAYRULLIN, V.K., At G,V.t PUDOVIKt AsNa
DMITRIEV
,~,~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--I ZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRP SER. :KHIMO 1,970 t: Z I I46&-TZ-
PUBLISHED ------- 70
S,Uf3j EC TAREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--CHE141CAL SYNTHESIS, CHLORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND, BENZENE
DERIVATIVE,.PHOSPHINIC ACIO, HETEROCYCLIC BASE COMPOUND, PHOSPHORUS
~SULFIDE.
MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT-CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
::PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0851 STEP NO--UR/0062/TO/000/002/0468/0472
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119755
UNC LAS-S-[ F

_V2 010 UNCLASS[FIED. MOCESSING DATE-230CT70
C, IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119755
....ABSTRACTIEXTRACT~--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 'ADDING 7 G PROPIOLIC ACID TO 17.8
SUBZ IN C SU66 H SUB6 (6XOTHERM) GAVE ON THE FOLLOWING DAY
50PERCENT PHPIO)CLCH-.CHCOCL, B 1SU60.04 140DEGREESp DPRIJNE20 1.3884, N
PRIME20 SUBD 1.5795. THIS (10.5:G) AND: G ACi SUB2 0 IN C SUB6 H SUB6
-HEATE0J HR AT 600EGREES GAVE BZCL AND- 60PERCENT' r, 6 SUBO.04
165DEGRF-ESY 1.3464, 1.5720. THIS H G). AND 0.2 ML 1-1 SUB2 0 IN 20 MIN
AT:60DEGREES GAVE 94PERCENT PHP(0)(OH)CH-.CHCO SURZ Hi 1M. 76-8DEGREES.
FSIMILARLYv ETOH GAVE 75PERCENT PHP(O)(0H)CH:CHCO SUB2 ET (IA), M.
~.138-40DEGREES. TO 18.3 G PHPIO)(OH).CH:CHCO SUB2 ET WAS ADDED L4.2 G PCL
SUB5 AND-CCL SU64 AND THE MIXT. HEATED L,HR AT 60DEGREES TO GfVE
91.3PERCENT P[iP(O)CLCH:CI-ICO.SUB2:ET-tll), B SUBO.04 152DEGREES, 1.2713,
1'. 5455. TO 2, G I I IN G SU86~ H SUD6 HEPTANE WAS:ADDED 0,5 ML H SU8Z 0
ANDJ G ET SU63 N TO YIELD 54PERCENr,.T-A. -11 IN HEPTANEtC SUR6 H SUB6
''TREATED WITH BUSH AND ET SUB3 N GAVE:83PFRCENT~PHP(n)(SBU)CH:CHCO SUB2
ET, 8:SU80.04 180-2DEGREES, 1.13391 1.5510.: llt;i'CURVES (6) WERE SHOWN.
FACILITY: INST.ORG. FIZ.:,KHIMw fM.' ARBUZOVA, KALAN, USSR.
UNCLASSMED

USSR UDC 591.51
KRUSHINSKIY, L. V., DASHEVSKIY, B. A., KRUSHINSKAYA, N. L., and
Hoscow State University imeni M.Y. Lomonosov, Institute of the
Maw
*010gy of Development, Academy of Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Study of the Capacity of Tursiops truncatus (Montagu) Dolphins to Operate
With the Empirical Dimension of Figures"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 204, No 3, 1972, pp 755-758
-:n
Abstract: A brief survey of studies of the various capacities of doll,11A s for
orientation and communication, including reasoning abilities, is presented, and
experiments are described which wereperformed on two youngadult females
(Tursiops truncatus) which had been in captivity since 1958 and were quite
tame. Both animals were highly interested -,!n. a gaine witli a ball wilich fre-
quently took precedence over their desire to eat, and therefore a procedure
was developed which was constructed on the game activity of the dolphins.
The experiments demonstrated clearly the ability of the animals to select a
three-dimensional figure in which the ball could be placed over a two-dinzen-
sional. figure. The stud.- provides the basis for considering that dolphins
can without preliminary training construct a behavior progron the basis for
which is the capacity to operate with the empirical dimensionality of figures.
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JPRS 57293
19 October 1972
Ubr 612MI~j
A STUDY OFT111' FORM (IF. 1011,7101( OF DOLNINS
TURSIOPS TRUNCATUS (MONTAGU)
[Article by I-V. Kr,txbtnq1tiy, B.A. Dishev~kiy, N.L. Kru~h,tijjk.~ -Ind-L-L. i
atld~lnztiLutt oz
DevelopuienClLology o[ die Academy,of Briences USSR; Mo5cow,
NprvTioy Deyntel,nonti, Russlati, Vol 22, No 4, 1972, submittod 13 tiarch 197:',
718-7251
Dolphins are, at present, the -subject or diverse and
numerous investigations. Thabeha.vLor of the bottle-nosed
dolphin attracts special attention. ThIs interest 1i c6used,
first, by the fact that they possess cm exceptionally dovulopoid
Iroln. According to the series of indexes..of the brain 'Mork-.~A
out by Portman /26/. the bottle-noned dolphin stands. in aucond
place, after men. Second, dolphins, t!spoclally. bottle-no3c ~i
dolphins, as works by Caldwell /28/, and Lilly f2-t/ show, a.
dinaTtingulahed among miummals by Uneir richness of sound slCna-j
ma of which, are communication signals. I Possibly. Judging by
HAtittanIn experimenti /16/, they have the capacity to oNchang*
th.- .I #~,I- I . I I I It 11Y. Thi ..%. III. I I Y .-.1 kI , I
vorsity or social relationship:, tne extremely dOV010PIJU 111ULU-11L
assistance among numbers or th Ir society, the plFT activity
and the cluarly pronounced capacity for ImitatIO."I ZaY s0rvc
as Indirect arguments for the examination of dolphins an
which are characterized by highly developed highlor nervous
activity.
Thus, the enumerated chnnicteristlos of bottlo-noacd
dolphinat behavior in combination with theIr ~IiKiily orgunlz~-,~
brain. provide a b aais for considering that the "ttlu-nost.,_1
dolphin may posses 9 a developed intellect.
ti USSR C1

1/2 .019
UNCLASSIFIED 'PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--CLINICAL TRIALS OF CHLORAC IZIN IN ISCHEMIC CAkDIAC DISEASE -U-
~`..AUTHUR-(.0.5)-7LEV,INAt TS*Aop ROMANOVSKAYAr A.I.r D.MITRIYEVAt I*Yor'
-,:-.-~,_`KGNGVALENKO, A.V., SIVOKONEVA, N*Ao! 4
CCUNTRY~~OF. INFO-USSR
p.__,,SCURCE_-VRACHE8NOYE DELO, 19709 NR 4, PP 69-72
:"I:: 6ATE PUBLISHED---70
:SUBJECT AREAS-.BIOLGGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~TOPIC TAGS-HEAPT DYSEASE, ATHEROSCLEROSIS, ARTERYll DRUG TESTING
-.~;COHTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
STEP t4U--UR/0475/70/000/'004/0069/0072
CIRC ACCESSICiNl NO--AP0129055
I Nit- C,

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USSR UDC 6*12-45M 13
DM=EVA, K. 0., and ZIIUKOV, B. I., Scientific Research Agricultural
-jneUtu".v-QkerrDzhambul Oblast'
"Tbe Effect of Stem Rust of Wheat on the Rate of Synthesis of Nucleic Acids
In Wheat Ieaf Tissues"
1214
Moscow, Fizi,ologiya Rasteniy, Vol 18, No 2v HZX/APr 71, pp 4 -426
2
Atstracti The rate of incorporation of P3 into the nucleic acids of leaf
Uragues of wheat of the variety Saratovskaya 29 infected with stem rust of
strain 40 was studied. Wheat of this variety is susceptible to infection
wIth stem rustj strain 40. The rate of,incorporation.was deternined in the
following stages of fungal developmenti 1) incubation period; 2) vegetative
development of the fungus leading to formation of chlorotic.spots (5th day
ction); 31,formation ofuredopustules ('11th dw
after infe y after infection).
The rate at which P-~4 was incorporated into infected plants became greater
than that in uninfected controls on the 2nd day afterInfection (stage 1) ard
zoached a naxinum in stage 2 during the period inmedia'tely preceding and
c~dnciding with the formation of chlorotic spots. On the 4th day after
Wection, the rate of synthesis,of nucleic acids was four times higher than
that in uninfected control plants. In.stage 2, the content of nucleic acids
1/2

7
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DMTRIYEVA, K. 0. j and ZHUK
B. I., Fiziologiya Ras~eniyj Vol 18, No 2,
xur/Apr 71, pp 4,24-426
was-higher in infected -than control plant-s. The period of maximum-forir-ation
of nucleic acids corresi)onded to.an increase in synthetic processes directed
touards protection of the host a,-,ainst the:parasite. In stage 4 of develop-
nent, ofthe fungus, the rate of synthesis of.nucleic acids dropped sharply,
becoming lower than that in control plants
2/2

USSR UDC: 581-19
DIMMIYEVA, K.O., PERUANSKIY, YU.V.
"Nucleic Acid and Protein Changes in the Process of Development of Necrosis
-on Wheat Leaves by Rust"
Frunze, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kirgizskoy SSR, No 1, Jaan/Feb 70, PP 50-53
Abstract: Changes in a leaf blade of wheat of the rust-resistant variety Cente-
nario chapingo.(K-43028) infected with spores of stem rust of wheat at the
~time of appearance of the third1eaf were studied. Studies were conducted
on the 5th, 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th and 16th day after infection. The beginning
of visible necrosis occurred on the 9th day, and was as'sociated with definite
changes in the nucleo protein metabolism. Within 5-7 days of infection an
intense accumulation of MA) DNA, and proteins -vras observed, apparently
evoked by the stimulating effect of the pathogen on metabolism. If this
mutual interaction continued it resultedIn rapid aging-of the leaves.
However, in-the necrotic areas on the.9-11th day, DNA content dropped in the
nuclei of the cells, and its composition also.altered. ~,The cells surrounding
the focus of infection died, creating a barrier to further spread of the
mycelium. It was concluded that long before the necrosis in wheat leaves
infected with rust appears, there is a complex biochemical "mechanism,"
highly sensitive, which results in alteration of the metabolism of DNA, PMA, and
proteins, expressed quantitatively and qualitatively.
olobr
Phyt

~USSR WC 621-3.-035-31666-31-537-311.3
XMUAVT-SEV, L. A. P-Ml-UMA L. X., PEDOROV, A P and DAVILM V. 1.
wSow Fiorerties of Ceramic Ion'Exchange Membranes"
lAningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Xhinii, Vol 45# No 1, Jan 721 PP 30-33
Abstracts A study was carried out on the utilization of ceramic membranes
,with ionic conductivity in vacuun electrochemical processes. These haterials
were found to exhibit high mechanical strength as well:as thermal and chemical
&Ubilfty. Ceramic membranes which exhibit ionic conductivity are based on
solid porcelain to which ninerals. and granite pegmatites containing alkaline
oxides were addeds a) porcelain mass - apodumene with'Aithium conductivityl
b)-'Poraelain mass - synnirite with potaaelum~conductivity; ancl c) porcelain,mass
granite pegmatites with sodlus conductivity.,-In Spite'of the fact that cera-
sic materials (with higher content of alkaline oxides):exhiblt lower electro-
cwAuaUvity than glasses, they can be used in electrochemical processest
especially at elevated temperatures where theiuse of glass is very limited.
Ionic transport ac=ss the ceramic. membranes -obeys the Ohm law, Its function
somin t the voltage plat Is linear,
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USSR uDc: 621.372.41
RODICHEV, A. S., DMITRIYEVA, L. P.:
"Frequency Depazrt~~es of Quartz.Resonators Under Impact as a Function of
Resonator Orientation"
Elektron. teh-knika. Naucb.-tek-hn. sb.:Radiokomnonent_y (Electronic Tech-
nology. Scientific and Technical Collection. Radio Comronents), 1970, vyp.
~5,.pp 21-25 (from B".h-Radiotekhnika,, 116 6. Jun 71, AbIstract No 6v446)
Translation: The paper deals with the effect of resonator orientation an
the frequency departures of resonators under impact., A formula is derived
for calculating frequency departures in the case ofarbitrary resonator
orientation from measurements of the departures during impacts in three
directions. The experimental results.are presented. Res uuuiL

UM 629 j&M: 581.p.
AMYSIs OF OX)nEN PRODUcTrviTy oF PLun corr&=Rs wiTit
DImMir ummis t
A4_1
[Article by Ye. V. Lebedeva. ac&d_E.,U~Akaaov; Mo&cov,
kay-aa'ofo~.jj&-j 11""Iriava-
r'e
Kosmicbeo CL In& MiseLan, -Voj..-~, No Is 197r, PP 25-29,
submitted for-publication'14
Au ot-1 01.
97
Abstract: 54ve'ral approaches to the management of conveyer
plintationa in the cultivation of higher plants in biore-
generative life support systems am discussed. It is shown
that oxygen production by the conveyer plantation method
is sufficiently.: uniform If the conveyer interval is not
over one-eighth or the total time of plant cultivation in
the area of the planting. A reduction or the Lultivation
periol tray Increase the total amount of oxygen produced.
Cne of the principal requirements imposed on the link of M4:her plants
a a biological life support system is the continuous reproduction of oxygen
and food. This requirement can be satisfied only by the areatiou of a con-
Otantly operating plantation occupied by plants of different ageo ~ (conveyer
belt).
In order for the conveyer belt to be effect1v *ly uLsed it is necessary
L
to make a pro;vr determination. of the Wre Intervals betv 'on successive col-
lections Of the.harveat (conveyer Interval) and the age at which I'. is most
N, advantageous to harvest the plants.
The principal relationships,whone analysis nakea,it possible to deter-
mine the values of there parameters arat degree or nonanirormity In the releaze
>_ of oxyCen ~ f rom the, conveyer as a function of the conveyer interval. the quan-
tity of oxygen and plant raterial, receiverl from the, entire sown area as a
function of a.-x of the, harvested,planta. These, relationships can Ite computed
from the corresponding characteristics or plantinro or the =re.rr"e. bilow
we give examples,of such,conrputatlann and am amnlysial of the ir results.
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-lTLE--fqMR AND' EPR EUCRYPTITE:IAND SPODUMENE SYNTtIETIC CRYSTALS
SPECTRA OF
u
,.,AUTHOR-(03)-DMlTRIYEVA, L.V., ZONIN, Z.Wot~SMAKHDINAROV, G.M.
-OF INFO-
~__'POUNTRY_ USSR
F I Z. TVERD. TELA 1970,
,,.,.S OURC E 1211) 42~- 5
-:D.ATP PUBLISHED ------- 70
stJFJECT 1"FAS-MATERIALSt PHYSICS
TO P I C~TA!-,S-NUCLEAk MAGNETIC RPSONANCE, ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC P.E-S0,4"..NCEf
~CRYSTAL LATTICE S TR UC T U R EI PIN tL f T141 U14 CRYSTAL IMPUR I TY
C (",T F CL -,lA:Z.N RrSTkICTI~V~,'S
IMC WA FT, CLASS-WJCLASSIFI,~D
PROXY V =`_L/FrA,'-l=_,--19d0/J2_zQ_ S TE PNO-UR/0181 /70/012/001/03-42/,~)45
~CIRC ;'kCC;:SSj0Nl !-.10-AP004,3517

.2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED:- PRCCFSSI".G DATE--liSEP70
;.,C'IR.C ACCESSION 119--4P0043517
_,49ST;ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AGSTP.ACT. N A R SPECTRA WEkE INJVESTI,,"ATE-D oF
EUCRYPTITE 11 IS SHOWN OF 2 PHYS.
PRIMil-:7' LI IN A' D THE PRESENCE
NQN-EQ411V . -POS ITI 0~14S [IF L I IN. THE 'LA TT-I CE~. THE C40ADmUPOLE lN*TFr-ACTI;)N
CONSTS-. FOR LI (I ) ARF'E PRIME2 00-ti EQUALS 125 KHZ, E%. EQIJ4LS 0'60 41D
FO R LI,(II) ARE E PRIME2 00-H EQUALS 57 KHZ, ETA EQUALS 0.72. THE AXES
-OF TH;:. 2ND CE~ TEO Ot ,')T COINCIDE WITH THE CF-YSTALLOGRAPHIC AXES.
IINVESTIGATION OF.THE CRYSTALS OF BETA EUCRYPTITE:CONTG. FE IMPURITY
SHOWS.THAT FE PRIME3 PLUS IONS CAN ENTER INTO VARIOUS LATTICE POINTS.
WHICH-DIFFER
-THREE CENTERS OF THE ORTHORHOIABIC. SYMMETRY :WERE OBSO.. BY
jHE-CONSTS. OF THE SPIN HAMILTONIAN AND ORIENTATION OF THE MAGNETIC
B SUB2 PRIMeO EQUA
AX I-S . FOR Fr- PRIMG3 POSITIVS(l) LS 2.55 GHZ, B SUB2
PRIME2 EQUALS 0.42 GHZ, FOR.FE PR.IME3 POSITIVE(I-11,: B SU5Z PRI.mE0
EQUALS 10.2. GHZ? 6 SUB2 PRIME2.EQUALS 9.5 GPIZ; FOR FE PRIME3
B SUB2 PRIME2 FjUALS 4.37
i POS IT 11 VIE F, SUB2 PRIMED EQUALS 504 GHZi
GHto-PRELIMI NARY RESULTS WERE. OBTAINED: ON EPR OF FE PRIME3 POSITIVE IN
-BETA-~SPOOUMENE.

NOW
USSR UDC 681.2.087,92
BABAY EV R M. T !KUGNOV V I UYS TOVS KAYA M . D L,',jLTRI IEVALYe .
"A Semiconductor Hall emf Pickup"
USSR Author's Certificate No 241546, Filedm9 Mar 67, Published 3 Mar 70 (from
RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika, i Vychislitel'nava Tekhnika,~No 11, Nov 70,
Abstract No IW09P)
-Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a semiconductor Hall cmf pick-
up.~ To improve the temperature stability.6f its basic characteristics -- for in-
stance, the voltage transmission coefficient the:Oick-up is based on a solid
solution of,%Inl-xGaAs, where x 0.15-0.M V. H.
31

U.SSR UTDC, 612-397.2+6i2.46i.269.oiB,612.45i/--06i6l2.5O2.1
KHOMULO j P. S. j POPOV # A. A. j and IL~URZYEVA , 14. A. , Chair of Pathological
Physiology and Central Ocientific Re sear c+i'-L-i:L~V&Rt-bry , Lenin.grad, Sanitary
Hygiene Medical Institute and Leningrad Pediatric J,iedical, ln~~titute
"Changes in Lipid Retabolism anc! Excretion of 17-Rydroxycort-icosteroids With
Urine in Polar E\_-plor,_,2_m During Adaptation to Life in the Antarctic"
Moscow, Kardiologiya, No 9, 1972, pp 4-8-52
s -0
Abstracti Blood cholesterol and phosphollpid level and exor tion of 17-
hydroxycort1costeroids with urine were studied In 98 members of the 1968-
-he first month in
19'rO Soviet Antarctic Expedition age 24. to 50- , Durin t
the Antarctic th-_~, total blood cholesterol tu,.d phosphollpid Content ircrez:,~50d
proportionately but 6 months later the pliospholipid concentration decreased
-rol level remained Mgh. These e -0 directly
while the choleat s Rez.
related to the length of time spent im the Antarctic land indejerldent of the
food eaten. The cholesterol level was highest in thoue in the 41- to rO-
year group and 110t~_--t in those under 30.- The disturbance of lipid rietabolisln
in the 6th month is similar to that observed in persons with aciive athero-
scler-osis. A". this tl--Ze theze ;fa-q also increased exext-tion of 1-7-hYdroxv-
corticosterolds with urinet suggesting that the cause c_` t~x elevated blood

- - r"
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-1/2. .015 U-11CLASSI Ffr9:: :'PROCESSIN!G DATE--020CT'70
TITLE-SYNTHESIS OF ALKYLSALICYLATE.ADVIlIVES BASED ON' P,CpESaL -U-
N, 5)-~ I)t-ILTRIYEV-N, N.A. , KAZAK'DV,
A Li Tq,2 A .!C'NASTYRSKIY, V.N., TSVETKOVi 0 N i
YE. I. , Kt'-,,.F- NIEV , K. -0.
~~.tGIUNT, RY i;F I NFO--USSP V-*N
S 0 UL E - H I V .T E K HIND L . T 0 P LAE L19 7 0 ,1513), 17-19
L),A T EPUVL IShED------70
''SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY,,M4TERIALS
T C, P I CTAGS-SALICYLATE, ALKYLAT110,1N, CRESOL, PETROLE-UM FRACTIMI, C"EmICAL
SY~NTHESISq Atv'Tl,'.)XIDAiNT ADDITIVE, DETERGENT ADOUIVE
-jL 'AARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUM ENT CLA.SS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY STEP
c il~C ACLASSION NO-AP0112485
UNCLASSIFIED

015 UNCLASS IFIED P'ROCESSING DATE--020CT70
C; I RC ACCESSIC:N Nr3--AP')112485
.-,:0STR-'C;T/EXTRAC-T--(U) GP-0- A"ISTRACT. THE A oD rr I v,& s ,I ?-~ P A -'~ T 1 No" H 16-1
ANJ A-7-4TI.SCALING PkOPEkTICS TO CILS, WERE PREPO.
OUERGFNT, ANTLOXIOANT,
BY ALr~.YLATING P,CRESr,,L WITH AN OLEF IN FRACTION B.,~ 240-320L)Ekl.) EESt
iY RAC K I NG ,G 63.6PERCEtT ALKYLPP,CPFSDL. TI-1 F
013TIANED WAX Cir, YIELDLN 4
LATTER WAS CARBOXYLATF-D TO OBTAIN THE ALKYLSALICYLIC ACID, W141CH WAS
TPEATED.WITH CA(OH) SU132 TO GIVE THE ADDITIVE.
-Z
UN C LA S S I F I E 0

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ....... T.,-=
:2-/12. ~030 UNCLASSIFJED~.>- PROCESSING DATE--ZONOV7C
C-. I R CACCESSION NO-AP0134077
'.A8STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-Q- ABSTRACT. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY REVEALED
I L AM E NTCU S,~ I NC LU S I (IN i DURING HYP ER P LAS- I A j: WITHIN THE ~ MAXTR I X OF SOME
-MI-TUCH(INDRIA OF THE RAY THYROID CELLS THESE STrwr-TURES ARE
~RlGi~ , -ANGLED OR SQUARE A N 0 OCCUR I N
T DIFFERENT PARTS OF A mi roCHONDRIAL
BODY*.~
-IN SL-ME CASES THESE ARE: NEEDLE:'LIKE AND OCCUPY:ALMOST THE WHOLE
BEING ARRANGED ALONG ITS LONG-AXIS~.. INTRAP11 FUCHONDRIAL
I NC LUS I CNS- ARE CG,",PUSED OF rIGHTLY.:PAckEb; TKIN dSMIOPHILIC FILAMENTS AND
AREANTENS[VELY STAINEO WI-rH URANIL ACETATE..: rHEFUNCTION OF THESE
NCLUSIChS IS NOT YET CLEAR. THE MITO
I- -C H CIII DRIA CONTAINING f:ILAMENTOUS
ItNC,LUSICN,AAEj,:AS A RULEt AT DIFFERENT' STAGES 0 F; :DEGENERATION.
JNTRAM I TacHCNDR I AL. I NCLL S I ONS SEEM, TO- BE, DERIVED FROM THE MEMBRANES OF
MITOCHCtIURLAL CRISTAE AND, TO, ARISEAS &RESULT OF~-:THE :DISTURBANCES IN
PHbSPHOLIlJID -METABOLISM IN MITDCHONIDRIA.-~~ FACILITY: DEP.
~.,ELECTRON..A-i I CRS COP., INST . DEVELOP.., BIOL* ~-AGAD. SCI. ~USSRP MOSCOW,
us S R.~~
t j.NX I A S S I F I f- n

Oncoldgy
USSR UDC 616--006+616--006.34
DMITRIYEVA, N. P., Institute of Developmental Biology, Academy of Sciences, USSR,
10"SIWC~M
ome 'I
"Ultrastructural Transformations of S Ifembrane Systems in the Cell in the
Course of Cancerogenesis"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 191, No 5, 1970, pp 1153-1155
Abstract: Cells of an artificially induced cancer in the thyroid gland were
studied, and changes in malignant cells contrasted with normal cells.
In the early stages of malignancy, there is a gross change in the endoplasmatic
reticulum: the formed elements lose.their distinctness, vacuoles appear, ribo-
somes lose their shape, some other elements lose their form, and the cell appears
pale and granulated. Mitochondrial changes in outer andinner membranes and in
the plicae are significant in later stages. The membranes become thinner and
seem swollen and elongated. The plicae lose their regularity. These changes
differ utterly from the normal cell. Frequently transverse fractures of mito-
chondria are noted and the matrix becomes translucent. The polymorphism of
mitochondria, which never occurs in healthy cells, is of diagnostic significance.
1/1

USSR UDC 615-917,54?.2227.0?t6i6.831-073-97
WIT G,, Candidate of Medical Sciences and KULESHOV, YE. V., Chair
--~Iftorliyg;Lene, Central Institute for Advanced TrainJaig of Physicians, lJoscovi
bor Hyg~Len
"Changes in Bioelectric Activity and Electrical Conductivity in the Brain of
Rats Chronically Poisoned With Sore Chlorinated Hydrocarbons"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariyal No 4t 1971t pp 20-25
Abstracti Daily exposure of rats to several chlorinated hydrocarbons (methylene
chloride, dichloroethane, carbon tetrachloride, and tetrachloroethane) for
2 to 5 nonths produced two-phase changesin.the electrocorticogram. The
initial phase ;f excitation marked by an acceleratioband increased amplitude
of the background rhythms (especially the beta rbythm) gave way to a phase
of inhibition with decreased frequency of the rapid oscillations and appearance
of slov waves (including the delta rhythm which became dominant toward the
end of exposure), Electrical conductivity of the tissues steadily decreased
to 20 to Wvof the baseline values tomixd1he end of:exposure. Some 30 to
60 days after the end of the experimenti the alectrocorticopmm and electri-
cal conductivity were almost indistinguishable fxom. the control, suggesting
that the changes in the indexes studied were functional in nature. The results
1/2

USSR UDC 547.341.07
FRIDLAND, S. V., DMITRIYEVA, N. V., VIGALYUK, I. V., ZYKOVA, T. V., and
SALAKHUTDINOV, R. A.
"Phosphorylation of Olefins With Phosphorus Trichloride in Presence of
Perchloryl Fluoride"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 7, Jul 73, pp 1494-1497
Abstract: The reaction of phosphorus trichloride with phenylacetylene,
styrene, vinyl ethers, vinyl formate, and hexene-1 was studied in presence
of perchloryl fluoride. Only hexene-1 yielded identifiable products!
..2-chlorohexylphosphonic acid fluoridechloride and 2-chlorohexylphosphonic
acid dichloride.
1/1

USSR UDC 547.341.07
FRIDLAND, S. V., DMITRIYEVA, N V., VIGALOK, 1. V., ZYKOVA, T. V., and
SALAKUUTDINOV, R.
:'.'Phosphorylation of Olefines With Phosphorus Trichloride in Presence of
Perchloryl Fluoride. I. Phosphorylation-of Cyclohexene"
'Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 3, Mar 73, pp 572-577
Abstract: It has been shown that the reaction of phosphorus trichloride
with cyclohexene in presence of parchloryl fluoride yields the fluorochloro-
and dichloroanhydrides of 2
-chlorocyclohexylphosphonic acid (1). The
fluorochloro anhydride is a new compou Ind with following properties: b.p.
693, n20 1 050. By means of alcohol esterification a
720/0.1 mm, d201 3 .5
series of est rfluoroanhydrides of (I) has,been obtained. Dehydrochlorina-
tion of fluorochloro and of the dichloro anhydrides of (I) yields fluoro-
chloro and.dichloro anhydrides of cyclohexen-1-yl phosphonic acid which
can be then converted to a series of esters. It has been shown that
bromination of the chloro anhydride of 2-chlorocyclohexylfluorophosplionic
acid occurs with a substitution.of the hydrogen.

USSR
VIGALOK, I. V., FRIDLAND, S. V., DMITRIYEVAJ, N. V., LINKEVICH, N. S.
"Method of Production of Mixed Alkeno Phosphoric Acid Chlorides and.Fluorides"
Otkrytiya Izobreteniya Promyshlennye Obraztsy Tovarnyye Diaki, No 5, 1972,
Patent No 355182.
Translation: 1. Method of production of~mixed alkeno phosphoric acid
chlorides and fluorides with the general formula
Cl
R-CIICICI I -Clip<
0
where R is alkyl, differing in that the corresponding olefin is interacted
with phosphorus trichloride and:porchloryl fluoride with subsequent separa-
tion of the end product by known methods.
2., Method according to Claim 1, differing in that the process is con-
ducted at a temperature of not over 20*C.

P 125
SESSION III
111-1. OBTAININ6, AND STUDYING CERTAIN PROPERTIE.S OF SOLID SOLL'TIONS OF THE
INDIUM ARSL41DE AND GALLIUM AILSENIDE SYSTLM
(Article by B. A. Sakhnrov, M.-D. Xhlyetovskaya, N. , Ye., Dolt% lyev*, N. P.
Chuv4l"A, Ye V, KiVCiVV4, Yt. r-RA4h0Vf01AyAj MOaCu.; NOVOK61TRU. III
V0 Pr6tsissam Aasts I P21u 1% Yxlst4lla~ I rl"ok.
.Zrcvc,dnikcvjL
U..V ;to IZ-17 June. 1972, p 251
The solid solutions of the Indium arsenide and ItallWo or-*mid. T.tm
are intormating and prospective semicaMucting aotert*ls the estit characteristic
paramaters of vitLch- have -1 ntcr=ad late value* between the par=errro at such
important compound* Ad gallium ACM011141t slid indium mrsentdo.
In the given paper a,study was made of the problem LI obtat ming solid
solutionn of the 1ndium armenide,and gallium Arsenide systm bv different
motbodst zone grvwth~ directional crystallizatiou. pulllrqt fr~ a net& by th 6
Czocbralskl method, crystallization from the gas phase. Cc=parative character-
istica of the duaterisla obtained by theme methods are presented.
A study was made of dome optical and electrophysleal'prpertles of solid
solutions of the Indius statrAde end gallium arsenide systea iu the tutira range
of compositions., The spectra of the optical transmission in the wave -janxth
~Vsnxa of 01.9-25 microns were measured for t"piraturee of 77 and.100'K- The
curves were obtained for the spectral dependence of the absorption coefficient.
A study was made of the dependence of the concentration of, the charge carriers.
mobility and width of the forbidden done on the cam"sitlom of Lbe solid solution.

USSR uDc: 621.396.6:621.315.61
DWTRIYEVA, 0. A.
"A Method of Making Carbon Black and Graphite With low Resistivity"
Klektron. tekhnika. ffauchno-tekhn. sb.-Tekhnol. 3. organiz. nroiz-va (Elec-
tronic Technology. Scientific and Technical Collection. Technology eand Or-
ganization of Production), 19701- VYIV. :4 (-36), pp 125-126 (from RZh-Radio-
tekhnika.- No 1 Jan 71, Abstract No 1V362)
Translation: Low-resistance carbon black and graphit.e for making resistors
..are produced by preannealing at:1320-401C in a weakly oxidative medium.
This gives carbon black with a minimum resistivity of P.-cm, with a cor-
responding figure of 10 f2-cm for graphite., It is noted that protracted
pulverization is inadmissible. Low-re,sistance carbon black and graphite
can also be used instead of silver in conductive cements. N. S.
138

~J.
USSR uDc: 621.3o,6.6.002-76
DNITRMVA,-O--L.
"Using Polyethylene Molds for Po.tting Radio Components"
''Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Tekhnol. i org=iz. nroiz-va (Elec-
tronic Technolca. Scientific and Technical Collection. TechnoloEnr i and Or-
duction), 100, .4- -124 (--Prom Kh-Radio~
ganization of Pro vip., M),:pp 1~3
~-tekhnika No 1 Jan 71, Abstract No 1V234)
Translation: The author notes:the advantages of high-preQsure polyethylene
qver other, mpterialls for molds used. in ~ciircuit Poti.ing: elasticity, lov
rig technique is
cost, simplicity of the technol6gical,process. The potti.,
described.

0043438.
uR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section I Chemical, Derwent,
229409 ER
~CEOUS EODDM YEAST iis obtained by
ctiltiv&ttonof the.;Caindidig ye4ists in a
nutrieat'm", up ca"rising. * vege6Lble raw'
skaterial hyftolyeate such'as *.g., io6od hydrolyzate
an the carbon source.~ For:ensurLng~Lhcreased,yield
1. 1. 1 1 d:~ reducIing
of the protaineceous fodder.:yesst an
substances
the starting.wad is first'subjicted
to the ac an of.gama-ra diatLon and then pief.
thermally treated ~at M iO& for 5-60,mins.
10.5.67.. as 11565M/28-13 SHARKOV, V ~I. at al.
Foremtry Acad.,-Leningrad. (1.9-69) But.
15/25.4.69. Us*& 6&, Int. Cl.C 12k
147
19,AJGJ,7,7

71/
UDC: 616.9-0711
SANITARY MCK011101,43CMAL RESLARCU 2FALING W1111 PREVENTION OF BACTERIAL AND
VIRAL INrECTIONS
[ArLiCla by YkI.C. alayeva,
(Moscow); Moscow. ve-r.-Snn
eva~
SS~;P., q::s-s1xnTFo-T-,l972, pp 71-781
-
One Of Ell.
"eoive fiiitors in nonspecific prophylaxis of bootarial
and viral infections la institution of health improving hyllienic ninnaures.
PXompt dQvLlopun-. of first andfortztost sanitary measures is deturmined
Ifirgely by the resutt* of systematic sanitary microbiological InvautIS41-
-
tiono of Ienvironmen
al objects (vArer, air in buildings, soil)
Sanitiry =Ccro:h1ology, whict- b-v been studying the quality of drinking
vt,.Lar and 6anitar" StAto of retsorvrttr5'soil, and uir, jointly witit hygienists .
huve developed ut-%*.t!vo methada ~-14 accumulated extensive experimental and
fitctual data, wblc~-, permitted rucorzendfition a!: nor=s that 4ra -3-Jud in
routine unnitary 2ri-Elcc to ragulatr the quAlity of water,
From tho of prophy-laxlu of intetindl infectionn, improvb-
ck:nt of rout1na of rating the quality of water and sanitnry condition
rLaervztirs witi rc&r,-ct to h.'t~rial conta:zInation is becomlnr very
~ortur.E. Ot- ~C 1-1~ direc-~ions of work in this aroa it. evaluation of the
r0 i-Intlon of the E., coLi group of
bacLvria as lndf.ca~:,.-s oi the degree of fecal poll-L1011 of water. Far this
the sigr.1ftcarc. of bactnria included in the E. tali Fxoup
llnv'-~ciri;"~.Lod' C= t~v. ba;;ir of --'~rtatontal.lon of r
lucoau at 43% according
J&U-Cnicr. Scjnzlar,"~ 5216-50, fur 6cvLcal years in different
oi In r~
zor- C'C -.%t n~- ~ezvcl-rti of different types and with
dtraas a:f ~C wat, ebcablishud rhnr. the glumnerer:~era-
Lkl,'~- Lvht GCoca nQ:: -2.t=it pr~CLSO efferentiation bacwoon haccorLa that dru
c,x- frum point of view and E. Cali Lhat have 106L thin
r0' ar.~ con'Urmota ttot only far rhe reservoirs
t~." t;UU-A OUL ~.N A41 tLv Zoaa. The quality of watrr in rever-
with respect -D fecal t:onti.=.ination, is bubt. charucterized by lactose-
varl4nt.3 z~ t;tudied an lactose media at a teope-
of 37' and -~--=,.nstrated best by the method of inLutbrane filtLrb (L.Ye.
106

USSR uDc 621-396.6-181.48(o88.8)
ARSHINOV, V. I., W=YzM_ KANDYBA, P. Ye.i KOMAROVSKIKH, N. I.,
IXVRISHCHEV, V. P., LAPIR, G. M., MAZITOV, R. K., OLEYNIKOVA, V. A.
"A Method of Making Diodes for Thin-Film Cryotrons"
USSR Author's Certificate No 297129, filed 16 Oct 69, published 6 Apr 71
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No~11V368 P)
Translation: The proposed method for making diodes for thin-film cryo-
trons is based on sequential application of films of gold and a super-
conducting metal. As a distinguishing feature.of the patent, a lead film
with subsequent annealing at a temperature of 100-1201C is used as the
superconducting metal to impreve..the technique-of making the cryotronic
integrated microcircuits, to increase speed, and to.'make the output signal
more reliable. Resum6.
1/1

USSR UDC 537-312.62
ARSHINOV, V. I. , a=13 MAIMBA, P. Ye., KOMILROVSKIKH, N. I.,
LAVRISHCHEV, V. F-.-,LAPIR, G. M., MAZITOV, R. K.
"Film Cryotrons Based on Au-Pb Intermetallic Compounds"
Elektron. tekhnik-a. Nauch.-tek-hr. sb. Mikroelektronika (Electronic Tech-
nology. Se-ientific and Technical Collection. Microelectronics), 1971,
vyp. 3(29), pp 92-97 (from Kh-Radiotelkhni~a, No 12, Dec 71, Abstract
No 12D6oi)
Translation: The Damer describes the manufacturing technique and results
of an experimental- st
-udy of a ne,,r type of.film cryotron having a diode of
intermetallic compounds of gold vith lead, and a gate and passive lines
of lead. Basic electrophysical indices for the proposed ty-pe of cryotron
are higher and less sensitive to deviations from given technological con-
ditions than for conventional tin-lead cryotrons. Resume.
1/1

USSR uDc: 621.318-57
ARSHINOV, V. I., DMITRIYEVA S IC. KfOIDYBA, P. Ye. , KOMAROVSKInf, N. I. ,
OLEnlIKOVA, V. A.
LAVRISHCHEV, V;~
~AZITOV,
"A Method of Making Diodes for Thin-Film Cryotrons"
Moscov, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znak-i,
No 9, Mar 71, -Author's Certificate No 297129, Division !I, filecl 16 oct 69,
published 2 Mar 71, P 176
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of making diodes
for thin-film cryotrons. The procedure is based on sequential application
of gold and superconducting metal films. Asia distinguishing feature of the
patent, the technology of making cryotron.integrated circuits is improved
and-the speed and output signal voltage of,the cry0trons are increased by
using a lead film as the above-mentioned m tal with sub2equent annealing at
e
100-120c'C.
14,

Ara c
:0034398 Ref Code: UR 0297
PRIMARY SOURCE: Antibiotiki, 1970, 53~ Nr 2, PP
EFFECT OF FATS ON -INTE-NSITY.OF STAINING WITH VITAL STAINS IN CELLS
OF PtiMICILLIUM CHRYSOGENUAI
Bun yqva, T. A-j
Yudina, 0. D.; D
National: Institute' for Antibiotics, Moscow
It was shown that absorption of the vital ;fains, such as neutral red and erythrosin
by the cytoplasni of P. chrvsogenum grom, n in* the presence 'of fate was more intensive.
Addition of fat to the medium had a transitoryr toxic effect on the young cells of the
penicillin-producing organism. Additior -of fat to,old cultures of the peniciilin producer
resulted in severe damages of the.c~toplasm. Sunflower oil. was rnore toxic for the cells
bf P. chrysogenum as compared to 'wha le fa,t.
REEL/FWIE
19711058

:.1/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
~TITLE-THE USE OF DIFFERENTIAL CENTRIFUGATION IN AlSTUDY OF HETEROMORPHIC
PROPERTIES OF A SUBMERGED CULTURE OF,ACTINOMYCES,STREPTOil.IYCIIN-773 -U-
,:AUTHOR-(031-0MITRIYEVA, S.V., OSTRIKOVA.r NeA.s KOSHELEVA-) G.I.
-.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,-,.S00RCE--ANTIl'Jl0TIKIt 1970, VOL 15, NR 5, PP 397-401
...DAT&'PUBL ISHED ------- 70
:"SUBJECT AREAS-131OLOGICAL ANO-,ME-DICAL SC If C&S
N
~',TOPIC TAGS--ACTINOMYCES, STREPTOMYCIN, CULTURE METHOD
':CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,'PROXY RFEL/FRAME--1994/0152 STEP NU--.UR/02971*iO/Ol~,/005/0397/0401
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0114543
UNCLASSIFIED

212 014 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
,:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0114548
,.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. WITH DIFFERENTIAL CENTRIFUGATION
::, THE SUBMERGED CULTURE OF ACTINOMYCES STREPTOMYCINI 773 WAS BROKEN INTO 3
--MYCELIAL AND 3 NON MYCELIAL FRACTIONS. CYTOMORPHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN MYCELIA FROM FRACTIONSlItAV AND Vlv AS;WELL AS DIFFERENCES IN
~THE GROWTH AND ANTIBIOTIC PRODUCTION RATES WERE OBSERVED. THE MYCELIAL
....:~,FRACTJON IVIS OF THr- GREATEST,JNTEREST. ITS EARLY APPEARANCE INDICATES
FACILITYV NATIONAL
LOW-L-EVEL OF ANTIBIOTIC ACTI.VITY.
..INSTITUT&FOR ANTIBIOTICS, MOSCOW.

112,' 0 12 ~u
L 'PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
NC ASSIFIED
,~11TLE-PARTIAL TRANSITIONS DURING
THE: CAPTURE OF MU PRIMENEGATIVE MESONS
W-BORON 11 AND NITROGEN 14 -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-DMITRIYc-VAt
OF INFO--USSP
,.SOURCE-YAD. FIZ. 197C),
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT A-4EAS--PHYSICSt
T.A., JAEGE*R,~H. U., KISSEPIER,.-O.R.,
1193) 528-32:
NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
ERAMZHYAN,
OPIC TAGS--BORON ISOT'_PEI NITROGEN ISOTOPE, PAkTICL-;-- ~.,BSG.Rprrt],,q, tjUo,~,,
G
EXCITATION CROSS SECHON
._~CMTROL J4ARKIJNG--N0 RESTRICTIONS
.~_DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1991/1055 STEP NO--UR/0367/701011/003/052810532
:-.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110745
UNCLASSIFIED

`2/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING OATE--3OOCT7O
~'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110745
.~!,48STRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- A8STRACT. THE PAIRTIAL TRANSITIONS MU PRIME
NEGATIVE FLUS.PRIMEII 6 YIELDS V PLUS PUMELl BE ((ONE HALF) MINUS,
~-THREE HALVES; E EQUALS 320 KEV) AND MU PRIME NEGATIVE PLUS PRIME 14 N
YIELDS V. PLUS P.RIME14 C (2 PLUS, 1; E EQUALS 7.~01 MEV) WER~- CALCD. AT
-GP-GA EQUALS 7; 1105 AND 11,000 SEC PRIMEI NEGATIVE. FACILITY:
INST. YAD. ISSLED., DUMA, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

UN UI, gbbl~ ILU

SECTION Ili

Name: In stitute of 11 h ric-

Descripti on: SCPT 9

U) During this quarterly reporting period, 25 n ew articles cTc
dentifie d from the Institute of Binphysics, Pushchino. On the basis of zhosr.,

articles, it was possible to Identify 32 new personalities with the institutc.
These per sonalities, the subjects of the articles, and the dates are glvt~
below*
Alf,yevn, S. A. phosphorylatio ,n
"Pil-yeva, G. F. radiation effect 391r, -5)
va, radiation erfect 197i
Azhipa' Ya. 1. bypoxia 19650-)

Bregadze, 1. F. zadiarion effect
Busel, Ye. P. I=Inasccncc 19 7 2.
DmItriyeva, T. 1. radiation effect 070

blood plasma 1969,
Domarava. 0. r. radiation effect 197r)
biochemical analysis 19-11
Gaholova. N. A. muscle physiology Mel (.2)
Ganassi. Ye. E, radiation effect 197:1
IVI(Gvtx, Mo N. serum albuinin 1117:
FAsatkin. V. S. phosphorylation
Khokhlova, G. K. muscle physiology 191i

Kislov, A. N.
salivary Sland (45)
1970
YJ yr. Rina, V. P. oligunocleotide 1~,70"
Korol,.B. A. radiation effect
oaLeleoo. G. N. biochemical analysis 19711(-1)

1 1^1 A (-Se~tr-lr-m

Xuzml na
r. V.
titmue culture 1970 (47)
Markovich, D. S. lactate 6ehydrorenase 1971
_
Medvedeva, 1. F radiation effect 1971 (44)
rerhkova, L. V. phoupharylatiall 1971 (49)
(50)
Proae
zlch , L. A. antibiotic 1970
. (51)
Rodionava, M mitochondrion 1.971
Shchipakin, V. N. phosphorylation. 1971
Skobeyev, Yo. M. radiation/vib ration 1970 (52)
radiation effect

Tavetkov, V~ D.
blood plasma (t.0)
1969
.M=tikhina, X- V. lactate, dehydrogenaso 1971(148)
Vilenchik, K. H. radiatia-aeffect 1.970 (53)
~avjat~in, A. A. inuscle physiology 1971 (47)
Dubrovand KoshQava(41) are associated with the Laboratory of Cull Biophysics
7: At. the. institute. Reference 52 above is of special Interest since it presents
an investiaetion of combined stresses, Le. , radiation and vibratio n. In
(54-58)
to the above articleso five of the tweaty-five were
authored
,:,,by personsaIrtady identifie d with,the Instituteof Biophysics. Fushchino.
Rf't~ence 55 associates the utthors of the article. L. V. Slozhenikina, V. L.
i~~Ugu Oina, and A. M. Kuzin, with the Department of Radloblology at thq
institute.

USSR
YESAKOV, A. I., and
Neyrofiziologicheskiye Osnovy Taktil'nogo Vospriyatiya (Neurophysiological
~Bases of Tactile Perception), Moscow, "Meditsina," 1971, 132 pp
Translation: Annotation: Data is provided about the intimate mechanisms of
excitation of the mechano receptors of the.skin, the adaptation, organization
properties of peripheral receptor fields. Emphasis is put on questions
about the fluctuations in thresholds and the significance of that phenomenon
to describe the physiological norm of sensitivity. A description is given of
characteristics of lateral interaction among field receptors and receptors
surrounding the receptor fields and.the mechanism of its accomplishment.
Aspects of tile morphofunctional organization of the central pathways of the
tactile analysor and properties of: the central sensory switching on all. levels
of transmission of tactile information are elucidate~d. An examination is
made of mechanisms of descending effects an the activity of the central
sensory switching, as well as questions of efferent regulation of the appara-
tus of the tactile receptors. A description is given of the somatic and
etic paths of regulation of tactile nd the role of medi-
sympath receptors a
tors in such regulation. The present status of the questions about the
specificity of skin receptors is discussed.
1/3
- 99

USSR
YESAKOV, A. I., and DMITRIYEVA, T. M. Neyrofiziologicheskiye Osnovy Taktil'-
nogo Vospriyatiya, Moscm,, ."Meditsina," 1971, 132 pp
A correlation is made between psychophysiological and electrophysiological
research for an understanding of the mechanisms forming the tactile sense in
man.
Table of Contents: Page
Preface 3
Introduction 7
Chapter I. Classification of Mechan6 Receptors 11
Chapter Il. Organization and Characteristics of the Receptor Field 31
Chapter III. The Mechanism of Excitation of Mechano.Receptors 44
Chapter IV. Adaptation of Mechano Receptors 55
Chapter V. The Effect of Chemical Substances on the Activity of
Nechano Receptors
60
Chapter VI. The Conducting Paths and Central Organization of the
'Tactile Analyzor 64
Chapter VII. Yfferent Regulation of the Activity of the Tactile
~Receptors 81
2/3

USSR
YESAKOV, A. I., and DMITRIYEVA, T. M., Neyrofiziologicheskiye Osnovy Taktil'-
~nogo Vospriyatiya, Moscow, "Meditsina," 1971, 132 pp
Page
Chapter VIII. Descending Effects on the Activity of the
Switching Relay of the Tactile Analysor; 97
Chapter IX. The Status of the Question:of the Specificity of
the Skin's Mechano Receptors
104
Chapter X. Subjective and Objective Methods of Investigating
the Sensory Sygtems 115
Bibliography 122
3/3
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Abstradflng Service:, Ref Code:.
MM48480 CHEMICAL-ABSTO '7 0
105253z MAgnetic prolierties of rare-oearth stmulates'. R2_
SnA. . Mitina, L. .;, Belyaev. L. M.; , Dem'vanets. L. N.,
DD31WS'la. 1, L'ubU-tjnT. L-Z~a]W_ ~N OS%
~y -,DU
R). Kris
_M rajiya, 15(1,), -6 (Rii
temp. dependence of--the mign6tic susceptibility (x) was mea-
sured, for comptis'.- Of the,RtSn-.OT type, wheie:'R = La, I Pr, Nd.
Eu, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Erj TM Yb and Y in magnetic fields of
and'10 kOe'ai 100 - 600'K b~,Q;s of a balance with electro-
magnetic compensation. Curves are shown~. The: values of
m
ol susceptibility at 293'~K, Ctlric co'nst., p-iramagnetic Curie
ar
temp., and cffcctive,,magnetic.nioment,caled'! from the values
measured 4re tabula(ed. .. Tile devNfl6ns fioiil ~ llneu~rity of tile
11-X(T) dependence were discussed. . Tile effect of cryst. fields is
mentioned as a possible cause of the deviation from the Curie law
at lower te
Mps. V. Burjan
EL/FRAME
1.400188

NG DATr---11SEP70
1/2 .025 UNCLASSIFIED PRIOCESSU
AND ELECTRIC HY P E R= IN FI'.'%l TE A TFO NS OF FE PRIME57 NUCLEI
:,,IN VANADIUM AND SILICON GARNETS -U-,
'AUTHOR--LYUBUTIN, I-S.t BELYAYEVY L ..41 V.TSHNYAKOV, YU.S., DMITRIYEVA,
T
.
'V#, DODDKIN, A.P.
._~:COUNTRY. OF INFO--US5R
SOURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEOAETICHESKOY FIZAK17 1970, VOL 58t
NR 4 PP 1204-1210
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--VANADIUM, SILICON, GARNET, MOSSBAUER EFFErT, IRON COMPOLIt'14D,
:',.-FLECTRIC FIELD, MAGNETIC FIELD
-TROL MARK Rr-STRICTIONS
C 01%
,.:.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED JD
PROXY RFEL/FRAME--1988/0989 STEP NO--UP,/0056/70/05,'~~/")34/1204/1210
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105853
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2, 0-25 UINCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
CIRC-OACCESSION NO--AP0105853
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE NOSSBOUER EFFECTS FOR cr- PAIME
~57 NUCLEI IN' THE ISUBSTITUTED'GARNET SYSTEMS Y SUB3 MINUS X CA SUBX FE
SUB5 MINUS X SI SUBX 0 SUB12 WITH 0 LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO X LESS THAN OR
TO !..0 AND Y SUB3 MINUS ZX CA SU82X FE SUB5 MINUS X V SUBX C SUB12
WITH 0 LFS-S THAN OR-EQUAL TO X LESS~THAN OR EQUAL TO 1.5 IS INVESTIGATED
AT- TEMPERATURES BETWEEN 78 AND~ 600DEGREESK. IT ~IS FOUND THAT THE
EFFEC.TIVE MAGNETIC.FIELDS H-SUBEFF IN THE ALPHA-SUBLATTICE OF THE
VANADIUM G,ARNETS.IS LOWER THAN THE CORRESPONDING FIELDS IN SILICON
GARNETS-FOR EQUAL REDUCED TEMPERATURES T:--THETA. SUBST1,TUTION LEADS-.TO A
STRONG GROWTF11OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD GRADIENT IN THE ALPHA-SUBLATTICES OF
VANADIUM, AS WELL AS SILICON GARNETS,v THE GROWTH:BEING MORE PRONOUNCED IN
THE VANULUM GARNETS. IT IS ALSO FOUND THAT WITH GROWTH-OF X THE
MAGNITUDE OF THE ISOMER SHIFT IN THE;ALPHA-SUBLATTICE DECREASES. THE
CAN BE EXPLAINED BY A cOVALENCE ADMIXTURE TO THE IONIC CHEMICAL
BOND BETWEEN [RON AND OXYGEN IN THE ALPHA-SITES~OF THE VANADIUM GARNETS.
UNCLASSIFIED~

0033,534.
I.so?v
..w.-Milso V .P.; Timonin, A ;~Yermilov, A. A.; Zhelyabin,
Dmitrizev A. Ya. A.
=r.. Grishin,'E. Ya.; Kirsanov, A. V.;,?olyakov ~V. A.;-Meonidov, I. L.
From Space Vehicles to Orbital Stations (Ot kosmicheskikh ko-
rabley k orbital'nym stantsiyam) ~Moscow. Mashinostroyeniye.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface 3
Chapter I The 'Main Stages of Soviet.Astronaucics 5
JI The Program of Piloted Vehicl s "Vostok and Vo9khod" 11
e
III The Program of Piloted Vehicles "Soyuz" 19
IV Main Flight Stages of the Vehicles "Soyuz" 43
V The World's First Experimental Cosmic Station and
Prospects of.Orbital Flights 60
The book tells of the Soviet program for piloted flights and examines the
main stagesof development of Soviet Astronautics, ~Shown are prospects for
thedevelopment of orbital stations.
10710047

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
~CIRC-.ACCESSION NO-AP0139508
:~AaSTRACTPEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.. EVIDENCE SHOWS.THAT THE
~~,.IEXP ER I MENTALLY PRODUCED "WHIPLASH" INJURIES OF THE CERVICAL AND UPPER
.,_~.T]HORACEC: SEGMENTS OF THE SPINE,~'. VESSELS. AND ~NERVES LOCALILE PRINCIPALLY
~AT: THE LEVEL OF C SUB5 -TH, SUB3, THEIR j NTENS I TV DC-PENDS 0,11 THE RATE OF
--OSCILLATION OF THE HEAD,DURING IIJERKIJ~~AND.MAGNITUDE OF'THE ARIZING
IN 23 PATIENTSIOBSERVED;BY~THE AUTHORS FOLLOWING
_-AUTOACC I DENTS THE. 'CLINICAL PICTURE-7 IN SUCH ',-'WHIPLASH" TYPE OF :INJURIES
WASFOUND-TO. BE REPRESENTED BY..A.RANGE:OF,.REGULARLY RECURRING SYMPTOMS
OF. A-PATTERN WHICH GIVES R-EASON~Tf) SPEWlABOUTr..TRAUMATIC CERVICAL
,.,._~'WHIPLASH SYNDaOME". THE AUTHORS COMMUNICATE-THEIR SCHEME Or' EXAMINATION
OF PATI,ENTS AND THE METHODS OF TREATMENT-APPLIED, BY THEM.
FACILITY::, KLINIKI TRAVMATOLOGIU,~f ORTOPED11 I.KAFEDRA SUDEBNOY
I MOSKOVSKOGO MEDITSINSKOGO~INSTITUTAIIM SECHFNOVA.
UNCLASSIFIED