SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DUNAYEV, YU.D. - DURMISHIDZE, S.V.

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Abstracting ServLce:,5/7o Ref. Code:
INTERNAT-AEROSPACE ABST-, -U)?400'7fl
rA70-23173 4-1 Use of a monopulse laser for photographin6_
models in ballistic studies (Ispol'zovanie monoirripul'snogo
opticheskogo kvantoviogo generatora dlia fotografirovaniia modelei
pri ball isticheskikh issiedovaniiakh). A. N, 1.3erezkin 1u. A. Dungv
lu. E. Karnach, E'._N._KozIo.v.sk.ii, and V. M. Ovch inn jl;~_(A,k.~cern qa__
Nauk SSSR, Fiz;ko-Tekhnicheskii. Institut, n ad,~LJS~9)._
. __~e~jjr _
_N_L'71;WN'au_"ch"r_io_i i Prikl3dnoi Fotografii i Kinemarografli, vrl. 15,
Jan.-Feb. 1970, p. ?1-25. In Russian..
Study of the possibilities of employing lasers to iliuminate
moving obiecti during shadowt ohotogr2phy. D,agrams of ttl_~e
experimental arrzii;i~izment are presented. anc a description ;5 given 0t
the laser erntoloy,41 in the experiment, the telescopic system used to
shape the be~~m il!Ljmfr,~ung the moving body, and the syizern for
synchronizing tll~ illumination pulse with trie mornp-r-t of arrival Gi
the object und.?r, investigatlon at a given, point in the photogi-321hy
5eld. Photographs are presented in whilch the boundaries of if-P.
flying, bodies, the. shockwaves. 3nd inhomoc.eneities in ther.~'-ke o' a
body can be clearly see,4. The possibility of using a rrionopulse ruby
laser as an illumination sourcewhen photographingniowing modals ill
aeroballisti-,stL;--'ie~isde,n~-nstrated. A. B. K.
1~ REEL/FRAME
19781341

024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-CEPOSITIGN OF ZINC FROM ACID SULFATE SOLUTIONS ON TITANIUM CATHODES
_Ul_
-AUTHOR-(033-BUNDZHE, V.G., DUNAYEV, YU.D., KIRYAKOV, G.Z.
CCUNTRY CF INFO-USSR D
SOURCE- IZV. AKAD. NAUK KAZ. SSR.
DATE PUBLISHED----70
SER. KH(M. 1970, 20(2), 73-5
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPLC TAGS-TITANIUM, METAL ELECTRODE, TITANIUM HYDRIDE, ZINC PLATING,
I 14ETAL DEPOSITION
CCNTROL MARKING-NO RE5TRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1495 STEP NG--LJR/0360/70/020/001/0073/0075
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0125123
UNC LAS S I F I E 0

212- 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0125123
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. 2N WAS DePOSITED ON TI ELECTRODES
FROM SOLN5. CONTG. ZN 60 AND H SUB2 SO SUB4 100 G-L. AT 25t 40, AND
60DEGREES AND C.DS. OF 40-4000 A-M PRIME2. FCX COMPARISON, ZN WAS ALSO
DEPGSITED ON AL CATHODES. THE CURRENT EFFICIENCY ON THE AL CATHODE WAS
HIGH UNDER ALL TESTED CONOITIONSt WHEREAS ON TI CATHOCES A GOOD
EFFICIENCY 14AS OBTAINED ONLY AT SIMILAR TO 2000 A-M PRIME. ZN PPT. WAS
DEPOSITED ON TI ONLY AT LOW TEMPS.v BUT EVEN AT 25DEGREES, THE
DEPCSITION, OF ZN COULD STOP AND THE ALREADY DEPOSITED ZN BEGIN TO
DISSOLVE. THIS WAS ATTRIBUTED TO THE FORMATION OF TI HYDRIDE, THE
FORMATIGN OF WHICH IS FAVORED BY INCREASING TEMP. FACILITY:
INST. KHIM. NAUK* ALMA-ATAf USSR*
UNCLASSIFIE0

1/2 ols UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--STABILITY OF -EAD BASED BINARY ALLOYS IN SULFATE SOLUTION -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-DUNAYEV, YU.D.-t TSKHEI L.A., BUNDZHE, V.G., KIRYAKOV, G.Z.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
9f
SOURCE--ZASHCH. METAL. 1970t 6(2)v 237-
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, MECH.v IND.f CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--LEAD ALLOY, TIN ALLOY# BISMUTH ALLOYv SOLID SOLUTIONt
CORROSION RATE, ANTIMONY ALLOYt SULFATEv AQUEOUS SOLUTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRfcrIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/1045 STEP NO--UR/0365/70/006/002/0237/0239
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP013806'1
UN C L AS S__I F FE 0

7777~
2/2 018 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0138067 -SBY PB-SN, AND
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CORROSION OF PB
PB-BI ALLOYS IN 2N H SUB2 SO SUB4 AT ROOM TEMP. WAS 1,NVESTIGATED. TEH
PHASE DIAGRAMS AND DEPENDENCES OF THE INITIAL AND STArIONARY POTENTIAL
OF THE ALLOYS ON THEIR CCi',IPN. ARE GIVEN IN FORM OF 01AGRAMS. THE
CORROSION PROPERTIES OF M4,TERIALS DEPEND, TO A GREAT DEGREE, ON THEIR
STRUCTURE; THE CORROSIOIN RATE OF HYPEREUTECTIC ALLOYS RAPTDLY INCREASES
WITH THE CONCN..OF A 2ND (.014PONENTr WHERAS THE HYPDEUTECTIV ONES SHOW
LITTLE CORROSION SLIGHTLY DEPENDING ON THE AMT. OF THE 2ND COMPONENT.
THE CORROSION RESISTANCE [IF THE PB BASED SOLID SOLNS. FOLLOWS THE
TAMMANN LAW. FACILITY: INST. KH114. NAUK*j ALMA-ATAI USSR.
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USSR UDC 632.95
STFPANOV, 11. K. , CISTTL~~.r,.-,T, V. T. , K-AMDAN, V. F.. , r-fA.SLIY, L. K. , CR-UOVSKIY,
B. S., and PTNAYE%~,~, I. D.
ROMOLUMM
"A Methad of Controllin1c, Flons"
USSP Author's Certificate No 26332S, filed 16 Mar 62, published 26 May 70
(from Mi-KIhiniva, Nio 3, 10 Feb 71, Abstract No 3NT569)
Translztion: (I) is p-roposed for u3e as a flea re-
cdorloss GU.4d %,it' a boiling
pellan-. Tli--- subsuc.nce 1--~ ~,n o2'-11%, colorl-gs,
poinL of 15- n""D 1. 5161. Comrourd i is synthesized by
bubblinz; COC-1.) zi-L 5-,"j"C a solutioll (if cliamine in an
-ic -ib I e, in 3n, davs of sLarave undur
n ic st, 0
W- hito-x:i! 2n-25 percent of co-n.-,:cund I or less vas
la t 11: 4-
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USSR
UDC 546.791.4.221
DUNZAYEVA, K. M., DUBROVIN, A. V., KOVAL'CHUK, V. Yu., and IPPOLITOVA, Ye. A.
"Study of the Oxidation Kinetics of Uranium Oxysulfide"
Leningrad, Radiokhimiya, Vol 15, No 6, 1973, pp 869-870
Abstract: The area of the specific surface of starting uranium oxysulfide
sample has a definite effect on the oxidation rate constant indicating that
the oxidation process takes place on active centers, the number of which
increases with increasing specific surface. The apparent activation energy
is almost independent of the specific surface. In respect to the oxygen
pressure, It was found that above 0.206 atm the reactiou is independent
of the pressure. The oxidation process may be viewed as one being limited
by the diffusion of oxygen through the laye:.- of the reaction product.
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uDc 546.791.6-536.66
SAWALOVA, N. A., VIDAVSKIY, L. M., and IPPOLITOVA, YE. A.
"Enthalpy of Formation of Uranium Trioxide Semihydrate"
Leningrad, Radiokhimiya, Vol XIV, No 5, 1972, pp 721-726
Abstractt The calorimetric method was used to measure the enthalpy of the
reaction of two specimens of uranium trioxide semibydrate with the composi-
tion UO 3.0-393H20 and UO 3' o.648H20 with a solution of hydrofluoric acid. At
298.150K this entbalpy was -21.7~t 0.08 and -20.832+.110 kcal/g-atom of U
respectively. The entbalpy of the formation of compounds belonging to the
uranium trioxide semihydr-ate phase from uranium trioxide and water as a
function of the composition is represented by a linear equation. For a
stoichiometric compound this value is -3-19-+0-10 kcal/g-atom of U. The
Dublished data were used to calculate the standard enthalpy of formation of
uranium trioxide semihydrate from the elements. This enthalpy at 298.15 OK
was -333.15�0.46 kcal/g-atom of U. The method used to synthesize the ura-nium
trioxide semihydrate and the chemical and x-ray phase analysis data we
presented in connection with the existence of several versions of the semihydrate.
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UDC 546-791.6-546.66
SANTALOVAJ, N. A., VIW-.VSKIY., L. M., and IFFOLITOVA., fie. A.
"Heat of Formation of Uranium Trioxide Dihydrate"
Leningrad, Radiokhimiya, Vol 13, No 4, 1971, PP 592-597
Abstract: An independent determination of the heat of formation of UO 3*2H2O
was carried out on the basis of the heat of formation of uranium hexafluoride in
order to be able to compare the value obtairied with that determined from the
heat of the formation of a mixed uranium oxide. Ta the paper the experimental
conditions are described in detail, followed; by data of X-ray analysis and
for=las used in calculation of the enthalpy. The value obtained differed from
that baEad on mixed oxides. No systematic errors could be found, and the
authors conclude that the discrepancy is due! to the disagreement among the
fluorine and oxygen calorimetry data.

USSR
UDC 546.791-4-:547-29
LOMIOVA., T. S.P DUNA)ZVA,,.K.. 1A.., and IPPOLrTCVA, )M. A., Chair of Inorganic
Chemistry
"Study of the Complex Forruttion of Uranium (IV) with Acetate and Formate Ions"
Moscow, Vestnik Mloskovskogo Unkrersiteta, Vol 12, I-To 2, Mar_-AP3~ 71, Pp 229-231
Abstract: Uranium (IV) complexes with acetate ana formate ions were studied.
Tenoyltrifluoroacetone and tenoylacetonate were placed in contact idth uranium
(IV), in the presence of benzene., water and nionocarbqxylic acid. Stability
constants for the ions (U(Co-,ml)31 3+ and IU(Cor"P')2 12+'-vere deterrdned by thne
distribution rrethod at 200C and the ionic strangth maintained by rodiiim
perchlorate addition Bo as -to decrease the possibility of -the complexes being
oxidized by atmospheric oxyE:en. The concentr,~Ltion of acetic and fo-_wdc aciris
was varied in the range 0.032-2 and 0.1-2 V respectively. it -vras shown that
no complex forration occurs in the aqueoua phace. Stability constants for the
complexes were determined from the graphs of Fl plotted against the concentra-
tion of acetate and forn-ate ions.
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UDC: 5 5 0. 63'4
ILD!, I. S GTRODZ_v--I_-SKIv_ , V. A. , VIM= AKOV, Ye. F. , 'al-71LIP1,71.7 n . A. ,
Ali Un-'cn Scienti, fic ',-sc-arch Tnst`tu~ of _icE .Ve-~Iods
of Prospecting
"A _Stat~istical C---l" f:r:_Jc- Sir:na-I Analyzer"
Moscow, 011-1::-Yt~kya, T-cL,,_yshlc!nr.,~,-e O'Orazt7y, Tcva-,~Ye Znn~,i,
110 11 72, Certificate Eo 33-_509, Divilsiop G, filed 2CAurr'?G,
I - . 'I
2 I-r 7 2 ,-163
Published T, ~
Tra,--nlation: Tn. i s Au L',i(-,r ' s Cert il'i cat e irtrcduccs a s t, at- Is L ilcr, I F ei cm, i C
sic"ral mc.Fnetic dirum, pl-ayl:,3cl. hC-,.cI-,s,, a
mod,ulc:, a fc-atuv,~, of
the rat-_;n-('-., th~~- u _ffect ivc ne.--, f, cf m1CC(.c_,jj2,(r -,Cismic &A- is by
addin,,,r a control unit, ccrnected -Lo a trip nvnti~-- criurtf~r a
chrm,cl CC::-It-,,-,~3r. The MMII.-Itt, -is to
which i.,i in tu,"11 IL-10 (~. V-,(;,MCI'y A ocdi.-
112

S et a:L. USSR Author s CertJ f i No 333509
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USSq UDC 591-147.6
SHREYBERZ, G. L., ar#_DU~_Ap laboratory for the Study of Nervous and
Humoral Regulation, erw dcliwt,es USSR, Moscow
"Effect of Serotonin on 'the Function of the Hypothalamus-Hypophysis Adrenal
Cortex System"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol. 194, No 5. 1970, up 1237-1240
Abstract: Serotonin (2.5-10.0 micrograms) was introduced into various nuclear
formations of the hypothalamus and brain vantricle of Wistar rats through a
microcannula (external diameter, 0.05-0.5 mm). In other oxperiments, serotonin
was introduced intra-abdominally in doses of 100-200 micrograms per 100 g body
weight, together with its precursor 5-hydroNrtryptophan (15-20 mg/100 g), which
passes through the blood-lxrain barrier. Fivo-hydroVtryptophan was also given
5 days after administration of aminazine (1-2 mg/kg). Agar-agar capsules with-
out serotonin were implanted in the brains of control animals, or 0.02 ml
physiological solution (pH, 7.3-7.4) was introduced through the cannulas or
intra-abdowinally. The functioning of the glandular system under study was
monitored by corticosterone secretion in the blood. It was found that serotonin-
sensitive structures in the central hypothalmitus participate in the activation
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SHREMM, G. L. ot,~~ Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol. 194, No 5, 1970,
pp 1237-1240
of the hypothalamus hypophysis adrenal cortex system. Implantation of serotonin
in other regions of the hypothalamus produded a reduction in the activity of
this system. The results of implantation of serotonin capsules in different
regions of the hypothalamus and of injection of serotonin into different parts
of the brain are discussed in detail. It is concluded that serotonin is endo-
genically synthesized in 'the brain from its precursor 5-hydroxytryptophan.
Serotonin-sensitive neurons are assumed to edst at the primary capillaries of
the portal region of the hypophysi3. When they are excited, the oorticotropin-
promoting factor is formedl mid soparatos out.
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112 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE--REDISTRIBUTION OF SILICON AND ALUMINUM DURING THE AUSTENITIZING OF
NODULAR CAST IRON -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-DUNAYEVA, S.A., PERMYAKOVj V..G.
..-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
':SOURCE--LITEINOE PROILVD0. 1970, (1), 29-30
DATE PUBLISHED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--NODULAR IRON, SILICON CONTAINING ALLOY, ALUMINUM CONTAI;41NG
ALLOY, IMPACT STRENGTH, GRAPHITIZATION
CGI*d'TkOL fJAPXING--f4U RESIkICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PAUXY RELL/FRAME--1995/1386 SIEP NO--UR/OIZ6/IJ/Ot)(jiU%jl/Co?-'J/003U
CIRL ACCESSION NJ--AP0116835
UNLLASSIFIED
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212 022 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCLSSING OATE--09JCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0116835
AB-STRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0-- A3STkACT. T.4E STUDY wAS :,lAuE- TJ ELIt-11PIATE
THE CHEM. NUNUNIFOkMITY IN THE TITLE CAST IRON BY CONICu. S1 AgD AL IN
ISOLATED MICROVOLS. OF THE SO CALLED RELIEF FERRITE. CYLINDRICAL
SPtCIN!ENS tDIAM. t) M11-1) Fl*"-,-):.l CAST IRON (C 2.7, SI 1.6, AL 2.21 .4N 0.6' P
0.04, S 0.01, MG 0.06 ST,.PERCENT) AFTER GRAPHfj[LATliJN FOR FERRITE
GRAPHITIC STRULTUi~E 6ERE AUSTENITILED 10-60 MIN AT 830-40DEGREESt CODLED
IN AIR TO 06TAIN A FERRII'E PEAKLITE BASE, THtN) HELL) IN ' 4 Fj"ZNA-!-E AT
740DEGREES FUR 3 HR TO OBTAIN A FERRITE BASE. THE AUSTENIrIZATION WAS
STARTED AT GRAIN BOUNDARIES THEN PROCEEDED TOWARD THE INSIDE OF GRAINSt
AND 51 AL DIFFUSED IN THE SAME DIRECTION. THIS RESULTED IN LOWERED
HARDNESS, AND INCREASED PLASTICITY AND IMPACT STRENGTH OF THE CAST IRON,
AND 15 RECOMMENDED FOR THIS PURPOSE.
U-NIC LA S S-1 F 1 E 0

USSR
UDC 621.355.8+621.762
YEREYSKAYA, G. P., I., and SKALOZUBOV, M. F., Novocherkassl,
Polytechnic Institute
"Preparation and Study of Silver Powder with a Zirconium Additive, for Use
as--Material for the positive Electrode of a Chemical Source of Electricity"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, Vol XLIV, No 6, Jun 1971, pp 1272-1276
Abstract: The electrochemical properties and the utilization factor Ku, of
the.positive electrode of: a primary chemical current source, depend not so
much upon the choice of material (silver oxide, silver chloride, powdered
silver) as upon structural features of the initial active mass, such as
porosity, particle size, specific surface, and the like. The effect of
various amounts of zirconium oxide additive on performance (Ku), discharge
deasity, and other factors, was studied. It was concluded that 0.6% zir-
conium additive in silver powder alters the properties of the latter, in-
creasing the actual surface of the electrode, as well as its capacity when
used.in primary devices. It also tends to stabilize the structure of the
electrode during cycling.

us SR
B pide:,Liologry
TIDC 59.6-16.9~~1.4'55(470-311)
OISUPYEVI N. G..I D-OBIROTMOT01) B. P., LU9A=ZA,._T -1
KOVAIEVSYrf, YTJ. V.,
and 1"T"SHCHOMIKOVAJ, I. S.., Tularemia Laboratoi-y and Laboratory of Modical
Zoolo6r, Division of Natural Focus Infections, ILstitute of Epidcnlolog,'~ and
Yderobiology, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Experience of Long-Term "Itudy of a Natural Meadow-Field Tlular~.-.ua Focus in
Southern lebscov Oblast"
Monow, Zoolo.giclinkiy Zhurnal, Vol 51, ITO 9, 1972, PP 1425-11129
Abstract: Records were kept of roftnt, and tick densities, h;-'Mari tularenia o-tt-
breaks, anJ cpizootics in Stixpinskiy and p~Lrt CC Padollnkiy Pnyon ;Ince V)-18
(when the Ist h1va,.n tij.1arcmLa outbreak wao recorde(l) unt-il Ifixa-zi outbr"~,Ik3
followed periodic rodent density increases until 195P, after tehlch time no
cases were reported due to n- vaccination progrwn. Me princL-ral roJent
(Microtus arvalis, Microz,ky3 minutus, Apoderaus agrarius. Arricala terrestri~: an d
tick (Dem-icentfor )ictus, L-odes ricinus, rarei3r I. triangr-uli.ccps) densities
fluctuated r..-.oru or less Fy-, c o -3 u -Y
, -chronoiisly over about b -year 1. - ri J_ , b, t rr.1 i
densities decreased with tivic, particularly af -ter prr)bably due to immrova-
ments in agricultural procedures and conseTuent reduction of rodent and tick
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ODSUIPI)EV N. G. et al. Zoolo-icheskiy Zhurr-al, .2
Vol 51, No 9, 1972, '-Or lit 5-
1429
habitat. Epizootics continued to be detected however during roderate rodent
density increases after 1967. Thus the tularemia foci-is continued to iraintain
itself despite agricultural innovations, though outbrea14~s vere hij, ly lac--~.Iized.
It is sug6ested that tularemia a-Lent can survive lonf--, pertods not only in I.-ick-S
but also by means of direct transfer from diseased to health,,- radent6. Strav
stacks left in fields durinit .rinter provide concentration -ar2a-s for roclonts
and thus help to maintain 1-1he focus.
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USSR
UDC 594(28): 616.981.455
DUNAYEVA, T. N., Laboratory of Tularemia, Department of Natural Focus In-
re-ct-T-on-s-l'ustitute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Academy of Medical
Sciences USSR, Moscow
"The Role of Freshwater Yolluscs in the Circulation of Tularemia Pathogens
in Natural Foci"
Moscow, Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 51, No 3, 1972, pp 445-449
Abstract: The molluscs L:Lmnaea stagnalis and Planorbis corneus placed in the
water with concentrations of 10, 100, and 1,000 microbes/cc were not infected
with tularemia. The molluscs were frequently infected at concentrations of
10,000/cc and up. When the molluscs consumed the tissue of animals which had
died of tularemia, the number of bacteria per living specimen ranged from
100,000 to I million cells. Molluscs grown in water containing animals dying
of tularemia but not ingesting the corpses had an infection of 1,000 to 10,000
cells each. The effects of temperature on infection were examined and in gen-
eral the infection increased with increasing temperature. TularemLa bacteria
fail to reproduce in molluscs and their number in a specimen declines rapidly.
It appears that molluscs do not act as a host for tularemia reproduction and
therefore do not sustain infections in natural bodies of water.
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USSR UDC 911.3.616.981.455(571.12)
DUN&Y-EVA., T. ., DOBROKHOTOV, B. P., VORONTSOVA, T. A., BRIKMAN, D. I., and
KOVALEVSKIY, Yu. V.
"An ALLempt to Define the Distribution of Tularemia in Northern Rayons of
Tyumenskaya Oblast"
V sb. Probl. osobo opasn. infektsiy (Problems of Especially Dangerous In-
fections -- collection of works) Xryp. 5(15). Saratov, 1970, pp 173-181
(from M-Meditsinskaya Geograftya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4.36.97)
Translation: Zoological,parasitological, bacteriological, and epidemiological
research conducted during 1967 field trips provide evidence about the wide
distribution of tularemia in the northern rayons of Tyumenskava Oblast, all
the way to shore areas of the mouth of the Ob River, the foothills of the
polar Urals, and the Pur River basin. According to the high percentagc- of
natural immunity among the local population, one can judge the significant
level of epidemiological activity of the foci.. A discussion is presented
of the reasons for the non-correlation of skin allergy test results with
tularemia incidence, and the reaction of agglutination with blood scrun in
the population of the North. Tularemia was first established among reindeer.
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UDC 616-981-455-092-9-022-14
~0' . T. I- Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology imeni Gamaleyap
cadermny of tie cal Sciences USSR
"Mixed Lifection During Experimental Tularemia in Rabbits"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii,, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 8, 1971,
pp 125-130
Abstract: in rabbits inoculated with tularemia bacteria combined with the
pathogens of listeriosis or pseudotuberculosis, the disease all followed
their characteristic courses except in a few cases where the infection process
was aggravated, as manifested by a loss of weight, prolongation of the
tularemia carrier state;, and death. Experiments in vhich the animals were
inoculated with the pathogens of tularemia and pseudatuberculosis simaltane-
ously or at different intervals showed thar. the cause of death was pseudo-
tuberculosis. Yarked pathological changes - hepatization and numerous
necrotic nodules - were found in the lungs of all dead rabbits. The lungs
of two dead nnimqls contained both pathogens, while tularemia bacteria alone
were found in one animnl and the pseudotuberculosir. bacillus alone in two.
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uDc 616.981.455-078-73
VqKAY -fSOVAs T. A., and YMHCHERYAKOVA, I. S., Institute of
U&.J. N. I YOR01.
'Ep-Wenkiology and Microbiology imeni Gamaleyaq Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
"Some Features of the Seroallergic Examination of Persons for Tularemia~'
Moscowq Zhurnal Mikrobiologli, Epidemiclogil i Immunoblologii, No 4, Apr 71,
pp 12-16
Abstracti A skin allergy test with tulariat, an agglutination test, and the
passive hemagglutination test with 264 inhabitants (natives and arrivals from
elsewhere) or Nadymskiy Bayon, Yamalo-Nentsk National District, who had not
been immunized against tuLi=mia# yielded positive results in 24.2, 34.9, and
4?_.EV5 of cases, respectively. Coinciding positive results In all three tests
were obtained for 54 persons. All positive results in the allergy test mere
regarded as diagnostically valid. Coinciding positive results In the two sero-
logical reactions (the allergy test may be negative in persons with tuberculosis
despite a Past infection with tularemia)p or positive results in either sero-
logical reaction at titers IM resulted in a retrosr-ective diagnosis of
tularemia for 99 persons (37.4% of cases) excluding in the agglutination test
cross-reactions due to brucellosis (two such cross-reactions were observed).
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DUNAYEVA, T. N., et al., Zhurnal Mikrohiologii, Epideaiologii i Immunobiologii,
Vol 48, No 4, APr 71P pp IZ-16
Use'of all three reactions made it possible to establish more precisely the
ratio of persons with immunity to tularemia in the population and to eliminate
nonvalid positive results obtained at low serum dilutions. A predominance
of positive results in serological reactions over those in the allergy
test is typical for inhabitants of northern regions. It is due to a lowered
allergic sensitivity of the skin caused by vitamin C deficiency
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USSR UDC 599-325-1:616.981.455
DUNA Tularemia Laboratory of the Department of Infections with
~Uyral 'Foc.
- I Foci, Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology. Academy of Medical
Sciences USSR
*Characteristics of the Course of Tularemia in Blue Hares in Mixed Infections"
Moscow, Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 49, No 12, Dec 70, pp 1864-1863
Abstract: Lepus timidus rabbits were used in experiments to determine the
effect of mixed infections on the course and lethality of tularemia. For
this purpose the anirils were first subcutaneously infected with cultures at"
Listeria and erysipelas bacteria in doses of 100 million cells. Within four,
nine, and 50 days the ardmaels were subcutaneously infected with minimum lethal
doses of tularenia bacteria. All of the rabbits died. It was noted, however,
that the death of the animals occured at a time considerably later than that
normally caused by tularemia. A sharp change in the course of the infection
was also noted and the intensity of septicemia and bacteremia were consider-
ably decreased. Tularemia antibodies were found in the animals. Experimental
data tend to confirm the premise that the prolonged course of tularemia in
rabbits under natural coruiitions may be the result of development of the
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DUNAYEVA, T. N., et al, Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 49, No 12, Dec 70,
pp 1864-1868
disease on a background of some mixed infections such as pasteurellosis,
psoudotuberculosis, brucellosis, listeriosis, and others, none of them in-
dividually as acute as tularemia, amd which are usually accompan-Jai by the
formation of protective immunological reactions in the organism.
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UDG. 616-31-455-036.21
OLSUF'YEV, N. G., and DUNIAYEVA, T. N.
Prirodnaya Ochagovost', Epidemiologiya, i ProftlaktikaTulyaremii (Natural
Foci, Epidemiology, and Prophylaxis of TularerLia), Moscow,. "Meditsina,"
1970, 272 pp
Translation:
Table of Contents Page
Foreword 3
Chapter I. OLSUF'YEV, N. G., "Distribution of Tularemia" 7
Chapter II. OLSUF'YEV, iq~ G., "Characteristics af' the
Ageut of Tularemia In Natural Foci of Infection" 17
Chapter III. DUNIAYEVA, T. N., "Vertebrates - VeCLors
and Reservoirs of Tularemia!' 22
Chapter IV. OLSUF'YEV, N. G., "Invertebrates - Vectors
and Reservoirs of Tularemia" 38
Chapter V. OLSUF'YEV, N. G-, "Typology, and Topology
(Spatial Structure) of Natural Tularemia Faci2' 60
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OLSUF'YEV, N. G., and DUNAYEVA, T. N., Prirodnaya Ochagovost', Epidemiologiva,
I Profilaktika Tulyarenii (Natural Foci, Epidemiology, and Prophylaxis of
Tularemia), Moscow, "Meditsina," 1970, 272 pp
Chapter VI. DUNAYEVA, T. ff., "Characteristics of the Epizoo-
tiology of Tularemia in Various Vertebrate Species and
General Principles of the Epizootic Process" 110
Chapter VII. DUNAYEVA, T. N., "Investigative Methods of
Natural Foci, and Laboratory Diagnosis of Tularemia" 171
Chapter VIII. OLUF'YEV, N. G., "Epidemic Tularemia" 185
Chapter IX. OLSUVYEV, N. G., "Prophylaxis of Tularemia" 233
Conclusion 259
Bibliography 262
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UDC: 591.615+616./0-036.21
OLSUF'YE-71, N. G., DOBRObITOTOV, B. P. DUNOEVA JL., PCHELKINA, k. A., 1EIDIO-
" F, M~~- -
NOVA, I. V., ARSEWYEV, V. P., M'd ETROV, V. G., Tularemia Laboratory and V-ec-
tors Laboratory, Division off Infections with Natural-Foci, Institute of Drpidermio-
logy and Microbiology, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, 1lbscow
"The Effect of SpAictuaries on Natural Foci of Infections"
Moscow, Zoologicheskiy 2hurnal, Vol 49, No 11, Nov 70, PP 10597-1704
Abstract: The Priokako-Terrasnyy Game Preserve in the southern Dart of I-Toskcv-
. i
skaya oblast has a varied fauna whose species composition and numbers are sum -1
to those in natural forest biocenoses of the past. Wild ur,,frulates --Id --.?Tiall
mammals, particularly rodents, are very abundant. Studies conducted in 1914.8 an.
,a
1969 disclosed the presence of a great number of adult Dermacentor pictus ;~~-nd
Ixodes ricinus ticks feeding, on the ungrulates. I. trianpjd-icep2 -Tid 1. mnrono-
phorus irnre less numeroui;. Itdcro-scopic examination revealed' a ntunber of' -a(., ro -
arganisms in tho tick,,: bilarlensis in D, pictu3, tickborne t-:mccphalitis -Arus
in 1. ricinua and D. pictus, and Er-jsipel:)thrix rhusiopatbiae, Listeria
cy-togenes, aid PasteurcllE~. poeudotuberculosio, in the rodents. Sanc-tuaries ouch
as game preserves tend to maintain natural foci of infections because, of the
112
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OLSUF I YFI, 11. G., et all, 7bologicheski- Thurnal, Vol L9, No 11, Nov 70, pp 1697-
0 1
1704
relative constancy of the many populations of iedld ma-rials wid the large numbers
of Ixodes ticks.
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UNCL AS I F ID PROCESSING DATE--IIOEC?O
TITLr--CCNT)-.i~LLfU ELECTkCLUAINESCENT I&DICATGkS ON A SEIGNETTE CERAMIC
~~ASE -u-
ALTr.C-R-(-0j)-Ai'%TIP'W-Vj L.L.t UUNAYEVA, V.A., SAVELYEVo G.A.
--CCUNTRY CF INFC--USSR
-S3U--.CE--lZV- LE-N-INGf> 1y
depth of occurence < I micrometer is investigated, as well as junctions obtained
by the method of ion im-plentation which are characterized by better reproducibility
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SOLTAIMTOV, U. B., q.'_jXj, Elektron. telchnika. Nauchno-tekhm. sb.
Elaktronnoluch. i fo-t-.001ektr. priborZ, 1970, Issue 1(15),
pp 5d-61
oP results. 7qa denandancas obtained for a(U.) are pre5onted. At a number of dif-
fusion ;unctions the anomalous effect is detocted of cathode amplification with the
'It ;I
coefficient a considerably exceeding the limit which is determined by the theory
of impact ionization. Using aa an example models of a photomultiplier with silicon
Photomultiplier elementatthe use of this phenomenom in photoelectron devices is
shown, 6 ill. 6 ref. N.S.
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Masers
USSR UDG 621.7587.2r-2
VILIDG.I:PjBE, G.S., rkJNAY_EI15!,.AYA, N.V., PODUSINA, 14I.D., ROm"iII~, 2'H.%".'
DALINCEMPO, N.K.
"Photocultiplier For Observation Of" GoInerent Radiation"
Elektron. tekhnilka. .117auchno-t-elf.'an. sb. Elektro-nol-ach. i fatocICIAr. Or .1 -2r
(Electronic TechnoloEy. 5ciientific-Tecnnical Collection. Elocturon _;'eam -.nd
Photoelectric Devices), 1970, IssuG 2(16), pp 71-5 (from R__"h--E_1ektrc1ni,a_ i -veye
IN
primenen;-.re, No 4, Anril 1971, Abstract ilzo 4A255)
.7.- -
Trans 13 tion : Rie construction is described and the Princinal Oaramaters are
presented of the FL,.T rphotomultip-l-Jer]--34 with multialkali photocathcaes, in-
tended for observation of the coherent radiation sivnals of a lasar; the FEEU-64
has the dimensions and biasinf- of the FEU-15 and The s-actral res---onse
of the photocathode a', a wavelength of 700 nm B=ounts to 80 270 microamr)ere/
lm. The multiplier aystem containo 12 louvered dynodes of alloy. ""he
limitiniz oull-out current is 5 ma in a atatic, ref-Jime and 0.8 a in a pulced. The
anode censitivitly is 100 a/1,-- at a voltaZe of 12'0-1600 v. 71he mxaber of noise
vulsor at a :)lutr-au of the coanter characteri6tic curve does not e ceed
a 7 - 10' sec--- 7h~_- son.-itivity throahold i5 1-8 . 10 lz1/.-Iz-V2. 2 m.
2 ;of. N.S.
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UDC 621.z83.29e_I
AYMIED, Y.R., VIL'D9RUDS, G.S., DUITAY-EIISKAY'A, IN.V., S.__-_ rcvA, V.S.
ftl'.111niature Channel Photomultipliers"
Elektron. tekhnika. '_NaLichno-tokhn. ob. Elektrorinoluch. i Po'Lcelo~tr. oriborv
,(fl-eetronic Technology. 3 c i-. nt'i.'fT-._-,T_e -chn i-ca -1do-1-1--c-at' ion. S'lecluron 3cpam Arid
Photoelectric Devices), 1970, Tsoue 307), pp 2-5 (from RZh--ElektronJLIa i :;eye,
primeneniye, 'No 4, April 1971, Abstract No 4A251)
Translation: The constriction is described and 'the :)rincipai parameters are
presented of miniature ciiannal photor3ultipliers with head-on and lateral --hoto-
cathodes. The length of 'he devices is 40 mm with diameterB of 1'~ and 10
reepectively. The anode sensitivity of the specimens amount's to ICGO a/im.
Summary.

USSR
UDC 53.07/.08+53.001.5
SOLTAIMIOV, U. B., ALEKSAINDROV, I. R., DUNAYEVSKAYA, N. V., KLIMIN, A. I.,
LEPILIN, V. A., SMIRNOV, V. I.
"The Use of Silicon Multiplying Elements in Photoelectron Devices. (Brief Note)"
Elektron. tekbnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Elektronnoluch. i fotoelektr. pribory
(Electronic Engineering. Scientific-Technical Collection. Electroa Ray and
Photoelectric Devices), 1970, No 1(15), pp 38-61 (front RZh-Fizika, No 1, Jan 71,
Abstract No 1A260)
Translation: The phenomenon of cathode amplification in silicon pn-structures is
investigated. The use of this'phenomenon in photoelectron devices was shown in
mockups of photomultipliers with silicon multiplying elements. Authors abstract.
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uDG 539.1-075:621-383
VILIDGRUBE, G. S., DUNAYE
Sam
"New Louver-Type Photomultipliers for Spectrometric Scintillator
Equipment"
Kharikov, Monokristally. Stsintillyatory i Organicheskiye I!Z4ino-
fory -- Sbornik Monacrystals, Scintillators, and Organic Lumino-
phores -- Collection of Works), No 5,, 1970, PP 319-327 (from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metroloaiya I lzmeritellnaya Tekhnika, No
1970, Abstract 12'.32.1560)
Translation: The results of research on the natural amplitude
resolut of louver-type photomultipliers are presented. These
results show that this parameter is practically the same for any
system, and for the beat specimens comprises 5% (standardized with
respect to the brightness of a Nal (T1) crystal). A report is
given on the parameters of new louver-type photomultipliers being
produced in experimental or series lots (FEU-70, FEU-81, FEU-81a,
PHU-82, PHU-49b, FRU-1a), intended for operation In spectrometric
scintillation equipment. 6 figures, 10 bibliographic entries.
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VOROBEYCHIKOV, E. S DUMAYEVSKIY G. Kh Siberian Physicotechnical T-,LStitute
imeni V. D. Kuznecsv, Tcw~%_V,011~~'ersitv
"Illuminated S ermi conduct or in Open Resonator"
Tomsk, Izvestiya VYsshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy -- Fizika, No 2, 1970, :)p 135-136
Abstract: One of the most acceptable optical and IR receiver circuits in terms
of inertia and sensitivity is a circuit using a photoresistor with superhigh-
frequency bias. The article suggests that an open-type resonator be used for
the creation of such a receiver in the millimeter pumping range. The most. Coll-
venient resonators are those containing concave mirrors. A description is given
of changes observed experimentally in the power reflected from a resonator formed
by - concave and a plane mirror in which an illuminated semiconductor sample has
been placed.
am
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POLIXMI1 V. P.. Yn:'D"_~NIKO S. P.) 1MVITI-4101 V. A.; PONJITall', P. I.,
SOLOMD, V. L., and EUM7'IYM_=' V. i.
"on the (Zaestion. of Optimal Conditions for Operating the Rolls' of Cold Rolling
Mills 11
lbse(w, Plasticheskaya Deform- tsiya Ib. allov i Splayov, "IL-tallurgiya"
Publishing House, No 64, 1970, 'PP 53-63
1
Translation: The article gives reco=:endations for s~tuatinc~ the rolls on the
ntandr., evaluates the derrec of built-up metal danlrer, and offers steps to
rentore working rolls damagad during the operating process. A ncw Cencralized
criterion of hardness is proposed which mikes it possible to evaluate condi-
tions of roll m-nufacture and causes cf service failures in them. Four
illustrations and two tables.
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1/2 045 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--ILLUMINATED SEMICONDUCTOR IN OPEN RESONATOR -U-
AUTHOR-(0Z)-VOROBEYCHIK0Vlo E.S., OUNAYEVSKIY, G.KH.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TOMSK, IZVESTIYA VYSSHIKH UCHEBNYI(H ZAVEDENIY, FIZIKA, NO 2, 1970,
I PP 135-136
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, GLECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
TOPIC TAGS--OPEN RESONATOR, OPTIC MIRROR, IR RECEIVER, PHOTO RESISTOR,
OPTIC PUMPING
CONTROL !qARKING--NO RESTRI,~.'TIONS
DGCIJME14T CLASS--U,"ICLASSIFII:-D
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1446 STEP NO--UR/0139/70/OOJ/002/0135/0136
CIRC ACCEMON blO--AP01250130
UNCLASSIFIED

21Z 045 UNCLASSIFIEED PROCESSING DATE--27MOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125080
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ONE OF THE MOST ACCEPTABLE OPTICAL
AND IR RECEIVER CIRCUITS IN TERMS OF INERTIA AND SENSITIVITY IS A
CIRCUIT USING A PHOTORESISTOR WITH SUPERHIGH FREQUEE-ricy BIAS. T~iE
ARTICLF SUGGESTS THAT AN OPEN TYPE RESONATOR BE USED FOR THE CREirION 01:.-
SUCH A RECEIVER IN THE MILLIMETER PUMPING RANGE. THE MOST CONVENIENT
RESONATORS ARE THOSE CONTAINING CONCAVE MIRRORS. A DESCRIPTION IS GIVEN
OF CHANGES OBSERVED EXPERIMENTALLY IN THE POWER REFLECTED FROM A
RESONATOR FORMED BY A CONCAVE AND A PLA14E MIRROR IN !WHICH AN ILLUMINATED
SEMICONDUCTOR SAMPLE HAS BEEN PLACED. FACILITY: SIBERIAN
PHYSICOTECHNICAL INSTITUTE IMENI V. D. KUZNETSOVp TOMSK UNIVERSITY.
UNCL ASS IF I ED

USSR UDC 539.1.074.3
BORISOV, A. A., BUGORSKI-C, A. P., BUSHNIN, Yu..A., DEREVSHCHIKOV, A. A ,
,DUNAYTSEY,A,_F., ZHIL'CIIENKOV, V. D., MATULENKO, Yu. A., MESHCHk-IIN, A. P.,
MIKRAI%OV, Yu. V., NURUSIIEV, S. B., SEN'KO, V. A., SMIRNOV, V. V., SRIPNIOV,
Ye. V., SISKIN, V. V., SOLOV'YEV, L. F., and SOLOWYANOV, V. L., Institute
of High-Energy Physics, Serpukhov
"A Hodoscopic Installation for Investigation of the Elastic Scattering of
High-Energy Particles"
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 3, Nay/Jun 73, pp 49-53
Abstract: A description is given of a hodoscopic installation, developed at
the Institute of High-Lnergy Physics, for investigation of the elastic scat-
tering of high-energy particles within the pulse range of 30-60 gigaelectron
volts/sec. The range of dispersion angles covered by the installation is
0-29 millirads with an angular resolution of + 0.17 millirad. The total
solid angle is 39 microsteres. The pulse is Tetermined to within + 0.22%.
The resolving time is 35 nanosec. The dead time is 50 microsec. The pulse
pass band of the spectrometer is 8%. The statistics-setup is Up to 106 per
hour. The installation is electrically coupled to a ",%Iinsk-22" computer,
which stores and processes the information during the experiment. The
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BORISOV, A. A. , et al., Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 3, Uay/Jun 73,
pp 49-53
.obtained results are immediately printed out in the form '~f tables and
graphs, and also appear on the oscillograph screen. Monitoring equipment
has been develoDed, which keeps track of proper operation of the hodoscopes.
The first results have been obtained on the scattering of Tr--mesons on
nuclei at a pulse of 50 gigaelectron volts/sec and of protons within the
initial-pulse range of 30-60 gigaelectron volts/sec. 3 figures. 2 tables.
3 references.
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GADALOV, V-., V.,, KOSTIN, V. B. , DUNAYTSEVA, G. V.
"Concernin- the ProbleM Of O-Oti the
Radio Electronic Systerls h'ith Coordination of Cost, Tim~e and
Engineering Parareters"
Probl. sisteniotelliiiil,-i--sLoi-iiik (Problems of Systems Analy-sis-
1. 1 -p
collection of works) ; vyp. I , n.p. , "Sudost, o-, enive", 197 2 ,
65-76 (from RZh-Kibernciika, No 10, Oct 72, a~str'act No 10V60-7)
Translation: The problem, is reduced to a problem in 1ji,,c%z-.r pro-
gramming with bilateral rc-strictions on the vari-ables.

USSR
UDC 51
GADAZOV, V. V. , KOSTIN, V. B. , and DUNAYTSE-VA, G. V.
"Optimizing the Process of Developing Electronic Circuits -;iith
Tie-Ins to Cost, Time, and Technical 11arameters"
V sb. Frobl. sistemotakhniki (Problems in System Engineering---
collection of works) "Sudostroyeniyet" 1972, Z-o 65-76 (from
RZh--Matematika, No 1.0, 1972, Abstract 11o 10V~63)
Translation: The Droblem redu~ces to a. linear -Programming prob"Lem
with two-sided limits on the variables.
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1/2 045 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--HEA'f TRANSFER 8Y 4N INCOMPRESSIBLE FLUID FLOtef IN A THE;~MALLY
INSULATED CHANNEL FOR NONSTATIONARY CONDITIONS AT THE INLET -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-DUlNDUCHENK0t V.O.t NAZARCHUK, M.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--AKADEMlIA NAUK UKRAINS'KOf RSR, DOPOVIDI, SERIIA A
FIZ IKO-TEKHNICHNII I MATEMAT ICHNI NAUKI 9 VOL 32 1 APR. 1970, P. 373-376
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--HEAT TRANSFER, INCOMPRESSIBLE: FLUID, FLUIO FLOW, LAPLACE
TRANSFORM
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1808 STEP NO--UR/0441/70/032/t)00/0373/0376
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT01254,20
UNCLASSIFIED
wmat

.. . . .. .. .. .. . . .. ..... . ... .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
212 045 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AT0125420
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. APP41CATION OF ALPLACE TR~jNSFORMS
TO THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF HEAT TRANSFER BETWEEN AN
INCOMPRESSIBLE FLUID FLOW AND INSULATED CHANNEL WALLS, IN THE CASE ".11HERE
THE TEMPERATURE AT THE CHANNEL INLET VARIES WITii riplE, THE P14YSICAL
PROPERTIES OF THE MEDIUM ARE ASSUMED TO BE INDEPENDENT OF FEMPERATURIE.
THE ANALYSIS IS PERFORMED FOR THE ONE DIMENSIONAL CASE.
FACILITY" AKADEM[lA NAUK UKRAINS'KOI RSR1, INSTITUT TEKHNICHNOI
TEPLOFIZIKI, KIEV, UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNCLASSIFIEG

USSR
UDC 669.183-218.5
POICINFIYEV, V. I., atid PANTELEYEVA, R. I.
"Sulfur ExchnT -
io ;n the Batn-Gas Phase System in an Open-11carth Furnace 1*.'ith
Rlowinv of Prowdc--~ed '!aterials in a Stre,.m o.-E7 Oxygen Through the Metal and
Without Blowin-,"
Proizvodstvo, Cho-rn,.-,'-h %!ctallov [Production of Ferrous 1.!etals-Collection of
Works], No 75, ~'--taiilurgiva Press, 1970, pp 48-52
Translation: 'File exchang-~ of sulfur between bath and in a 10 T open-
hearth -FUrnace is stuc:ic~l c:,Irim- t?,,t- pciziod of mcltin-7 and 1'inl-shin; in melts
with C"C' i--r-m o-.%~ and OXN,-C'-' Lhe ~atfl and withor-~
blowing.
(.,I- p:11-ticipation of tile
of -the 1!l ~,Iio !%,01-: "."Ore nat tile of sullfur in Lhe com-
blistifill It!. (in to the
mass of 1.lotal) Col.-Amstietl Croill ~11~- wor-!:Arg space
per unit for
c.;- criod in Its The
C om-b u s tC-a v r,3C I for usim,
for rh,-- p:_ L--
It 1?~-
i~ 1 `,1 r,~ 1-zl cf the gas phase d U i, j nz tho period
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YJ S ~V"
AKINFIYEV, V. 1. , et al., Proizvodstvo Chernykh Metallov, No 75, i"Ietal lurgiya
Press, 1970' r"j) 48-S-1
of melting in most cases occurred more intensively than during the period of
finishing. 1-.-orscning of dosulfuration of the batil by the furri--cc atmosrhere
during the fir,~s-i-,-.:
period explainod not only by the decrease in activity
of sulfur during thiS period, but also bv the increase in basicity of the slal-.
The rate of desulfuration of the bath by the gaas phase curlng blown melts
C,
differs slightly from its values during staiidlard mclts. 3 fi.-ures; 8 biblio.
6
refs.
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MAKSIMOV, Yu. M., AKIE]PIYEV, V. I., iA=L.A*1AW and PR030NOV, V. V.
"Intensification Of Metal Desulfuration by Blowing With Dust-Like Lime in an
Oxygen Stream"
Moscow' V sb. "Sovremennyye problemy kach(.,stva stali" 0-11ISiS) (Collection of
Works. Modern Problems of Steel Quality) (Moscow Institute of Steel and
Alloys) Izd-vo "Metallurgiya," No 61, 1970, PP 130-132
Translation of Abstract: Data on test heats with sei)aration of limestone
from the charge are given, during which the metal desulfuration process ran
successfully in the case of a high rate of lime feedin" into the bath. Data
are presented on determining the relation between the rates of W-tal desul-
furation and CaO feeding by the method of correlation analysis. Test results
on the possibility of controlling the correlation of desulfuration and decar-
burization rates by varying the CaO concentration in the oxygen stream are
presented. 1 figure, 2 references.

USSR
UDC 669.183.218.5
AKINFIYEV, V. I., an(I PANTELEYEVA, R. I.
"Sulfur Exchange in the Bath-Gas Phase System in an Open4learth Furnace 'I'T'ith
Blowing of Powdered Materials in a Stream of Oxygen Through the Metal and
Without Blowing"
Proizvodstvo Chernykh Metallov [Production of Ferrous Metals--Collection of
Works], No 75, Met~llurgiya Press, 1970, pp, 48-52
Translation: Tile exchange of sulfur between bath and gas phase in a 10 T open-
hearth furnace is studied during the period of melting and finishing in melts
with blowing of iron ore concentrate and oxygen through the bath and without
blowing.
The characteristics of participation of the gas phase in the desulfuration
of the metal used in the work were not the concentration of sulfur in tile com-
bustion products, but rather its relative quantity (in relationship to the
mass of metal), carried away by the combustion products from the working space
per unit time. This quantity was determined for the period of melting and
finishing of melts and for the blowing period in experimental melts. The
combustion products were taken for analysis using a special device developed
for the purpose.
It was established that dcsulfuration of the gas phase during the period
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AKfN-r-IYEV-,- -V. I-', et--a-'I'-.-, -Proizvodstvo--C-hernykh Metallov, No 75, Metallurgiya
Press, 1970, pp 48-52
of melting in most cases occurred more intensively than during the period of
finishing. Worsening of desulfuration of the bath by the furnace atmosphere
during the finishing period is explained not only by the decrease in activity
of sulfur during this period, but also by the increase in basicity of the slag.
7be rate of desulfuration of the bath by the gas phase during blown melts
differs slightly from its values during standard melts. 3 figures; 8 biblio.
refs.
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1jDC 533.6.on.6
IVANOVt V. V., DUNIN. I. L.; and MEDMEV, C. G., (Novosibirsk)
"Bounda-cy Layer of a Transparent Gas on a Radiating Surface"
0
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademil Nauk SSSR, Nekhanika Zhidkosti i Gazaq Fo 1, Jan-
Feb 72, pp 107-110
Abstracti The process of heat transfer in a laminar, boundary layer of a trans-
parent gas flow over a flat plate with a given heat flux on its surface is
investigated. In this case the effect of rad-iation on convection appears
only through boundary conditions. A system of differential equations of motion
for a boundary layer is written and solved by an analytical mothod of solution
for transfer problems developed by one of the authors and generalized for
determining heat transfer in bounda--r layer. A comparison of the results obtained
with available data, shows a good agreement. It is stated in the conclusion
that the method presented here can be used for the solution of the nonlinear
problea of heat transfer, when the energy equz-,.tion of a system of boundary
layer equations contains dissipative terms.
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IVANOV, V. V. and "JNIN 1. L.
t ii~~
UDC 533.6
"Investigation of Heat Transfer in the Boundary Layer 17ith Account Tak-c-11 of
Radiation of the Surface"
Mosco-,,?, Energetilka i Transport, No 2, 1972, pp 167-172
Abstract; The nonlinear problem of heat transfer in 612 boundnry layer of a
transparent compressible gas, when theheat of friction is Lransferred ~,,, con-
vection to the surface of a solid situated in a strearmlined flow, and iL; then
removed by radiation to the surrounding me-dium, is solved by a new iricthod,
the method of linearizing functions, which permits effccrive utilization of
standard solutions of linear problems with high exactnes's of the final ;--C:3uj-t!3.
A bilateral evaluation of the calculation error is made. A specific nureric2l
example is presented, and a comparison is made With the results of other
authors. 3 figures. 1 table. 10 references.
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Plant Pathology
USSR
UDC 632.938
DUNIN, M~ S., GRIGOR'YEV, M. F., and BUDAIOV, V. Ye., Moscow Branch of the
AR-Union Scientific Research Institute of Plant Growing Mikhnevo Moscow
Region
"Change in the Immunological Characteristics of Plants Under the Influence
of a Multiple Infection"
Moscow, Sel'skokhozyaystvennaya Biologiya, No 3, May/Jun 73, pp 425-430
Abstract: A study was made of the effect of the simultaneous infection of
two strains of wheat by the root rat Fusarium culmorum. and the brown rust
Puccinia recondita. Five groups were studied: a) control, b) one exposed
to the rust, c) one exposed to the rot, d) one having the rot exposed to
the rust, and e) one having the rust exposed to the rot. Group d) bad a
significantly lower resistant to rust than group b). Group e) showed a
slightly greater susceptibility to rot than group c).
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ii-Dc 633-11-1-582,285.2
DUNIN; M. S., academician Moscow Order of '.Lenin Arricultural Academy Imeni,
and BUDATIOV., V. YE.,1 Moscow Depaitnient, of VIR All-Union
Scientific Research Institute of Plant Growing
"Comparative Tnvestigation of Antigenically Active Substances in all Kinds of
Wheat and Paces of Brown Blast"
Moscow,, Vestnik Sell skokhozyaystvennoy Nauki, No 10, 1972, pp 9-18
Abstract: With increasing niurber of chroracsoines from diploid to hexaplaid,
the resistance of all types of wheat to brown inast pathogen decreases. One
notable exception is the T. timopheevi Zhule wheat strain,, which is tetraploM
and yet displays an high irxilanity to that pathogen. The 5erological and
irn-unoelectrophoretic properties of experi'mantally inoculatea wheat are the
same as those of naturally infected wheat. The stmilarity of these properties
displayed by globulins obtained from P. recondita Rob. ex Desm. uredospores
-and by globulins obtained from leaves of wheat susceptible to this patho.-len
makes it possible to utilize eerodiagnosis, electrophoresis, and imm.'anoelectro-
phoresis for a quick evaluation of the resistance of tuiy wheat strain to brown
runt. T. timpheevi Zhuk is most resintant and T. vavilovi Ja'-,17__z (2n=42)
most susceptible to brown r-jat fungus races 20, 52, and 143.
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112 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--OSCILLATIONS OF ACTIVITY LEVEL IN SIMPLE CLOSED NEURON CHAINS -U-
AUTHOR--DUNINBARKOVSKlYt
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--BIOFIZIKA 15(2):
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
VA.
1174-378, ILLUS* 1970
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--NEURONP OSCILLATIONt MODEL
CONTROL -4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO----FD70/605()07/FOS STEP NO--UR/0217/70/015/002/0374/0378
C[RC ACCESSION NO--AP01399:11
LINCLASSIFIE0

2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0139931
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. OSCILLATORY ACTIVITY IN CHAINS
CONSISTING OF 2 AND 3 NEURONS ARE CONSIDEREDo THE PERIODS OF THESE
OSCILLATIONS EXCEED SEVERAL FOLD THE TIME CONSTANT OF THE NEURONS. THIS
PROPERTY MAKES THE MODEL DIFFERENT FROM OTHER KNOWN MODELS OF PERIODIC
ACTIVITY, IN WHICH THE OSCILLATION PERIOD IS MAINLY DETERMINED BY THE
TIME PARAMETERS OF NEURONS (THE DELAY VALUEP TIME CONSTANT OF FATIGUE,
ETC*)* THE CASE IS ALSO CONSIDERED WHEN NSURON POOLS RATHER THAN SINGLE
NEURONSt ARE THE ELEMENTS.OF THE CHAIN* THE-POSSIBLE NERVOUS SYSTEM
MECHANISM WAS DISCUSSED. FACILITY: INST. PROBL, INFORM.
TRANSM., ACAD. SCI. USSR, MOSCOWs USSR.
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USSR
UDC 621-357.7-035.4s669.128(088.8)
BABEMKO, B. A., PUNISIUMP, P. A., 11ITRYAKOVA, A. V., CMCHETKINA, V. A., and
SHILOVSKIYA, V. P., Saratov Polytechnical Institute
"A Process for the Reduction of Oxidized Chloride Electrolyte for Iron Platine,
Author's Certificate No 3463891 filed 25 Ne 70, published 2-2 Aug 72 (from
Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Khimlya, No S(II), 19?3, Abstract No 8L316P)
Translationi The process is patented for the reduction of oxidized chloride
electrolyte of iron plating during Its parification. by electrolysis. It is
improved in that in order to increase the speed of the reduction, the process
Is carried out with the application of ultraBonic vibrations having fre-
quencies of 18-22 kHz Lind an intensity of 0-8-1-5 watts enz for a ratio of
the anode to cathode surface of 3ti and 1)atO-30 amps decizeter2. The
application of the ultrasonic vibrations speeds up the process of the reduction
of the oxidized chloride electrolyte dur1jig the iron plating 7 to 10 fold.
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DUNSY'Ll- Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences
IfA Symposium on Aerosols"
Moscow, Zashchita Rasteni-y, No 3, 1971, p 57
Abstract: A symposium on the application of aerosols in agricul-
ture was held on 3-4 Nov 70 in Moscow. It was organized by the
Scientific Council of the State Committee on Science and Tech-
nology, Council of Ministers USSR and by the Department of Plant
Protection of the All Union Academy of Agricultural Sciences
imeni V. I. Lenin. More than 100 ODecialists from 35 agencies
participated in tho symposium. Frog. A. G. Amolin, Chairman
of the 3ciontific Council on Aerosols, pointed out the importance
of eliminating crop losses caused by pests, plant diseases, and
weeds, and for developing and diversifying methods for the appli-
cation of pesticides. Because of the imperfection of the
methods used, large anounts of chemicals in short suuply are
lost, or when carried away by the wind, they often cause damage
to neighboring fields. Prof. N. A. Puks outlined the present
state of development of the science of aerosols. He pointed out
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DUNSKIY,.V..F.,.Zashchits Rasteni , No 3, 1971, P 57
the-advantages-oD using seLf-propelled sprayers that move on an
a3-4- cushion. Prof. S. I. Eydellshteyn, A. A. Zakomyrdin, and
V-..M..Tsetlin reviewed applications of aerosols in medicine,
veterinary science, and sanitation. They pointed out the neces-
si-ty of-exmanding the production of manual aerosol cylinders,
bec:ause cylinders of this type can also be used in plant growing
when,hot-houses, barns, storage buildings, and small sections
must.be sprayed for insects. Prof. V. F. Dunskiy reported on
mathematical methods that have been develo-oed for calculatina
the-.amount of pesticide or herbicide carried by the wind into
neighboring fields after surface dispersion or disper-sion from
aircraft. Problem3 related to the automation of spraying were
discussed in a number of reports. Although work in this field
fa just.beginning, tests with equipment that has been developed
showed that considerable amo unts of pesticides can be saved.
K..A..Kr-i.-htof renorted progress in the development of an elec-
trostatic-sprayer, by means of which uniform spraying of both
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D.-UNSKIY, V. F., Zashchita Rosteni , No 3, 1971, p 57
the-upper and lower surfaces of leaves is obtained with a small
amount of liquid, while no, liquid is carried by the wind onto
neighboring fields or deposited on the ground under the plants.
Arx-experimental model of a sprayer of this type has already been
ciDnstructed and is undergoing tests. In reports by A. 1. Sidorov
and--others, information was given about new "gemna" pesticide
cartridges for the extermination of insects in barns and about
thickened emulsions to reduce wind dispersion of pesticides.
N..V.-Nikitin and V. A. Sanin told about the design, construction,
and experimental application of microvolume sprayers which pro-
duce drops of a uniform, controlled size. Production models of
this equipment are already being tested. Yu. G. Logachev et al
r,evorted results of tests of aircraft equipment for dustin;7
wiih-granulated chemicals. For humidifying the air or che--nical
tr.eatment in enclosed rooms, the conventional process of dis-
persion by high-diSDersity sprayers has been replaced by a Dro-
cedure~producing only very small droplets. K. P. Kutsenskiy
t-old'.about a study of the mechanism of toxic action of a highly
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USSR-
DUNSKrf, V. F., Za'shchita Rasteniy, No 3, 1971, P 57
dibDerse condensed aerosol on insects. This study has been con-
t-inued for a number of years at the Institute of Kinetics and
Cbmbustion, Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences, Novo-
sibirsk.
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Inventions & Discoveries
USSR
uDc 63:576.8:578.o38
DFJIZYay;. V. V., MI11AYEVA, L. A.) FILIPPOV) A. V., and SMULOV, V. A., Ail-
'6nMenlHititute of Plant Pathology, B. VyazeuV, Moscow Oblast
"A Highly Sensitive Trap for Microbiological Studies of the Atnosphere"
Moscow, Bell skokhozyaystvennaya Biologiya, No 2, 1973, pp 290-291
Translation: The concentration of spores of phytopathogenic fungi at the onset
of a disease is usually calculated in units per tens of cubic meters of air.
It is necessary to be able to detect spores promptly among other particles
suspended in the air.
Various types of gravity traps are now used for this puxTose. Daspite
their extreme simplicity, they have a common cUsadvantange - low sensitivity (1).
There are also the inertial types of traps (2). One of them,, the L-1, is
intended to trap spores (or other particles 5 P m in diameter) and measure the
concentration of the particles. Another trap, the L-2) iiiakes it -Qossible 4,-.o
determine 'the diurnal ch~-n-e in concentration of these particles in the air.
However, it is sometimes necessary (e.g., when forecasting plvnt dis-
eases) not only to trap spores but to determine their viability. Yne gravity
and inertial traps show only the t'otal concentration of particles of a cortrxin
type. This draVback can be overcome by using a previously describe-]- i~ethod (3)
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USSR
DMISKIY, V. V., et al., Sell skokhozyaystVennaya Biologiya, No 2, 1973, pp 290-
291
whereby air is punyped directly through the fascicles of live plants. 'The spores
present in the air are "filtered" by the plants and settle on them. After a
brief exposure the plants are placed in a mediwn conducive to the growth of
phytopathogenic organisms. The presence of infectious spores is detennined
from the symptoms of disease (spot-Is., pustules, etc.) visible to the naked eye.
However., this niethod' like the others, is not very sensitive because o-C the
brevity of exposure caused, first, by the rapid drying of tile leaves by the air
passing througli thein and, second, by the fact that the flow :f-ate of the air
through the plants is iiirdted by their mechanical strength.
We devised a method whereby the spores in the air can be concentrated
and then allowed to settle in a special chadber on moist plpant leaves, i.e.,
under conditions favorable for the growth of phytopath%enlc organisi,,s. Tne
spores are concentrated in a cyclone dust separator. Mhen using the cyclone,
the volLune of air from wHich lChe spores are removed c,-n be increased hu-nd-reds
and thousands of ti-es wi-,.hout running the risk of -Che plants dryinr,- or suff-Per-
ing injury, and tile plants in the chaffbar can be noistened fro-m time to tine.
Based on the su 'f,,eoted method, we datsi(-;iled and built a hij,,hl,~, :Qnt;1tj.vC
tranp consisting of a CYCIOTIQ f;(!T)1ar,_1tC)r capablu or or
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USSR
DUMMY V. V., et all., Sel'sko_khozyaystvenrftya Diologiya, Ib 2, 1973,
pp 290-291
centrifugal fan (capacity 360 m3/hour) powered by an electric notor (0.4 I-T).
Air enters through an inlet tube at about 20 M/sec. T-he suspended particles
settle in a chamber under the out-let tube. Air free from spores is expelled
through a ventilator. In a hermetically sealed metal chamber connected to
the separator is a screen on which whole plants or leaves resting on water are
set. Distilled water is pouxed into the space between the bottoi.'l of the charfi:)er
and the screen to help maintain high humidity in the chamber and supply a drLL?rj
sprayer. The latter, driven by an electric motor (50 v., 30010 rpm), producer
and maintains drops of moisture on the leaves in the charSber. Water is fed. the
d-rum sprayer by a centrifugal pump (capacity 200 ml/min)through a jet nozzle
via a pipe line with a filter. The drum sprayer and pump operate intermittently
with a timer Lri order to prevent the spores from being washed frorm the leaves
in the presence of too much moisture.
A readily removable, transparent, hermetically sealing hatch in the
front of the chamber raermits the plants to be changed. Live spores settling
downward from. the outlet pipe of the separator strike the wet leaves where theY
germinate and form spots.
Trials of the new device along with the L-I and L-P traps to find spores
of the causative afent of laLc bli(;ht of potato showed that thu ncw (Ionricc,
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DLUISnY, V. V., et al., Sel'skokdlozyaystvennaya Biologiya, No 2, 1973,
pp 290-291
detected the presence of spores in the air in 15 of 18 cases. Durin.- the sane
period of time the L-1 and L-2 tra-os detected th.-- presence of couidia in Onl.-V 3
cases and it was impossible to tell whether the spores were live or dead.
The results of tile trials justify our reco=ennding the new device as a
means of detecting promptly and judging the viability of phytopathogenic
organisms in the air.
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USSR uDc 621.396.677.7
DUPLENKOV,, D. A. and LISITSIN, V. P.
"Emission From the Open End of a Rectangular Wavegulde Into a Uniform, Plasma
Half-space"
Tr. Mosk. energ. in-ta (Works of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute), 1972,
vyp. 119, pp 16-24 (from RZh-Radlotekhnika, No 21,, Nov 72, Abstract No 11 B44)
Translation: A f ormula is obtained for the nozmalized conductivity of a radiating
aperture in single-mode approximation. Ihis foxmula is used for calculating the
parameters of a waveguide unit where the unit is designed to be used in the diag-
nosis of plasma. Original article: five illustrations and five bibliographic
entries. N.S.
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UDC: 8.74
BELONOZHKO, P. A., BOYKO, Ye. I., DUTLISFCHEV, A. M , SERYY, Ye. A., edi-
torial staff of "Avtomat-L~a -' Vychisl. Tekhnnika" AN LatvSSF.
"A Device for Solving Difference Equations"
Riga, Ustroystvo dlya resheniya raznostnykh uravneniy (cf. English above),
1972, 13 PP, ill.'bibl. of 2 titles (manuscript deposited in VINITI, No
5197-72 Dep. from 8 Dee 72) (from RM-Kibernetiika, Rlo 7, Jul 73, abstract
No 7V586 Dep. by the authors)
T
Lranslation: An analog-digital complex can be used to stildy digital auto-
matic control systems most completely. However, such a system is an
extremely complicated technical device which is not always accessible to
the researcher. The paper describes a device Vnich has been developed and
technically realized to be used jointly with an analog computer to simu-
late the operation of a digital filter described by a linear difference
equation. rile device incorporates step switches and can lie used jointly
with the analog computer to solve linear difference equations. At-
tachment to the g-ven t-
j7pe of model and the order of the equations to be
solved are not unique.
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USSR
UDC 615.371:576.851.49].074
SIN,ILOITA, N. G., PERSHINA, Z. G., DUPL1SUf=4,_A,_e., and IVANOV, K. K.,
institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology imeni Gamaleva, Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR
"Biochemical Composition of Preparations From Original Sh. flexneri 550
Cultures and Mutants With Increased Radioresistance"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i I=unobiologii, No 8, 1971,
pp 102-107
Abstract: Analysis of the basic chemical composition of Preparations from
Sh. flexneri 550 cultures and mutants obtained by repeated gamma irradiation
failed to disclose any differences between them with respect to nitrogen,
phosphorus, and nucleic acids. Hwever, cells of the mutants contained
smaller amounts of proteins and carbohydrates but more lipids than did cells
of the original culture. The biochemical composition (according to the
abcr,re indices) of the antigens isolated from the original cultures a:.,.d -,u-
tants was very similar. All the preparations from the mutants differed
markedly from the original cultures in qualitative and quantitative compo-
sition of carbohydrates.
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USSR
UDC 681.326.77:681.327.66
D"DIN,,1L_P., and YEFREMOV, V. D., Leningrad Polytechnical Institute
imeni M. 1. Kalinin
"A Device Which Makes Choices According to Priorities"
USSR Author's Certificate, No 279171, Filed 18 Jun 69, Published 11 Nov 70
(from ReferativrkN-y Zhurnal -- Avtomatika, Telemekhanika, i Vvchislitel'naya
Tekhnika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No 8B305 P)
Translation: A device which makes choices according to priorities is
suggested. It contains a unit which selects the channel with the highest
priority and a unit for sequential (cyclic) choice of a channel. In order
to simplify the device and to increase its pseed of operation, the outputs
of the unit which selects the high-priority channel are connected to the
corresponding number of the channel and to the inputs of the binary magnetic
keys of the unit for cyclic choice of a channel. One of the outputs of the
latter is connected with the input of the following key on the ring.
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USSR
UDC 547-26'3.18
YAKOVA., Ye. G., DURA KMTOVA, A. A., and FUDO11TY,, A.,N.,
Kazan State Uni-ve-r-s"ity inleni V. I. Ullyanov-Lenin
"Infrared Spectral Study of the Reaction of Dialkylphossphoric~ficids-vith Tin
Tetrahalides"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshcbe.v Khimii, Vol 41, NO 5, May 1971, pp 1003-10C8
Abstract: In examining th,a IR ripectra of dimethyl- and diethylphosphonate
complexes as fo=ed vith 6alorinated vnrl brominated tin, It U-as establiched
that the reaction occurs at, the position of the oxygen in the phosphoryl group.
The structures were confirried by spectmq mnalysin. It was also rhown, that
in this reaction chelated conTounds are fo=ed with the liberation of hydro-
chloric acid.
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1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
T.ITLE--KI-NETICS OF ELECTRODE PROCESSES IN ELECTROLYTE SOLUTIONS OF
VARIABLE COMPOSITION -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-DURDIN, YA.V., KRAVTSOVt V.I.v MALEVP VoV.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VSTN. LENINGRAD. UNIV., FIZ., KHIM- 1970, Wt 60-99
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRODE REACTION, ELECTROLYTE, MASS TRANSFER
CONTROL HARKING--.%lU RESTRICTIONS
'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
REE:L/FRAME--11)95/1313 STEP NO--UR/0054170/0001004/0080/0099
ACCESSION NO--AP0116773
UNCLASSIFIED

212 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING UATE--160GT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0116773
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THIS EXTENSIVE REVIEW CONCS. ON
EFFECTS OF SUPPORTING ELECTROLYTE ON THE RATE OF ELECTRODE REACTION
THROUGH AFFECTING PASS TRANSFER IN THE DIFFUSION AND DIFFUSE LAYERS
UNDER THE CONDITIONS WHEN A SIMULTANEOUS CHEM. REACTION IN THE FLUID
VOL* CAN BE NEGLECTEDe IT ALSO DEALS WITH MUTUAL EFFECTS OF THE STATE
OF METAL IONS IN THE SOLN. AND THE RATE OF ELECTRODE PROCESS, BY
NEGLECTING MIGRATIGN OF IONS IN THE SOLN.t CHANGES IN COMPN. OF THE
DOUBLE LAYER, AND CHANGES OF THE ACTIVITY COEFFS.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAIE-30OCT170
TITLE-LIMITING CURRENTS ON A ROTATING DISK ELECTRODE IN TRICHLDRDACETIC
ACID SOLUTIONS. 11. SOLUTIONS WITH VARYING SUPPORTING ELECTROLYtE
AUTHOR-(02)-SVETASHOVA, YE.S., DUROLN# N'A.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-ELEKTROKHIMIYA 19709 6(4), 480-3
DATE PUBLISHED- -70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-ELECTROCYfE, PLATINUM ELECTRODE, CHLORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND,
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE
CC-NTRUL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-200010659 STEP NO---UR/0364/70/006/004/0480/0483
C,IRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0124331
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT71
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124331 ml
AaSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GR-O- ABSTRACT. THE RELATION BETWEEN THE LI, TING
CURRENT AND THE SUPPORTING ELECTROLYTE CONCN. WAS STUDILD ON A ROTATING
PT DISK ELECTRODE IN SOLNS. OF KCL CONTG. HCLv CCL SUB3 CO SU82 Hy AND
ALLYL ALC. AT HIGH CONCNS. OF THE SUPPORTING ELECTROLYTE, THE LIMITING
CURRENT IS DUE TO THE DISCHARGE OF H SUB3 0 PRIME POSITIVE ONLYP THE
RELATIVE CONCN. OF CCL SUB3 CO SUB2 PRIME NEGATIVE BEING LOW. BY
DECREASING THE SUPPORTING ELECTROLYTE CONCN., AN ELEC. FIELD IS FORMED
IN THE DIFFUSION LAYERv INHIBITING ACCESS OF THE ANION TO THE ELECTRODE
SURFACE. IN THE BINARY SOLN. CONCN. RANGE OF THE ACIDSi THE LIMITING
CURRENTS IN SYSTEMS IWTH AND WITHOUT ALLYL ALC. ARE PRACTICALLY EQUAL;
THE EXTRAPOLATED VALUE OF THE LIMITING CURRRENT IS IN AGGREEMENT WITH
THE,VALUE CALCD. FROM THE EQUATION OF LEVICH. AT EXCESS CONCNS. OF THE
SUPPORTING ELECTROLYTEl THE RATIO OF THE LIMITING CURRENT DUE TO THE
REDNs OF CCL SUB3 CO SUB2 PRIME NEGATIVE AMTS. TO 20PERCENTo AND IN
CONCN. REGIONS APPROACHING BINARY SOLNS. IT FALLS TO SIMILAR TO
3PERCENT9 IN AGREEMENT WITH THE VALUE CALCD. FROM THE THEORY OF
CONVECTIVE DIFFUSION. FACILITY.,, LENINGRAD. GOS. UNIV. IM.
ZHOANCVAY LENINGRADe USSR*
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US S R
ARMANYM, I. S. , and DUFDYYEV. KF. Pbysicotechnical of Academv
of Sciences Tur'rMen SSRI
"On Certain Genera! Izati cn5 of a Complex Variable"
Ashkhabad, izvestiya Akaderdil Haiik T~Urkmenskov SSR, Seriyt-a 17-*~~~~'r:"-)-,Iel,"In-,,:'-c-~~,-,~i'i~'l",
I - 7
K
h-micheskikh i GeoIoEiches---*Rh Nauk, No. 3, 19701 pp 2~-25
Abstract: The laws of co=osition for rings in t1he thecr-v ofl-
by 1. S. Arzhanykh ai-- formulated. The structure of thlt~ :!%ecry of ccmpleves S
formulated in the follai4ing manner: let x0, x, xa be real varfables a-nd
cl, r??---7CS be certain elements ;5-atisfying the coninuzative an(i associaLive
of cftposition
Where 7Z, (11 --- 0. 1. ..., s; 2, s)
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USSR
ARMAIPL-Kri I. S. and DURDYTV, M., Izvestiya Akademii NRuk. SSi Ser-'~-,.
Fiziko-Tek"micheskikh, Khirid.cheskikh i Geologicheskikh Nauk, N-0. -33), 1970, pp 21-25
are real ntLnbers. Distributiveness is assumed to be satisf"ied. 'Fae con-u.-rate
complex t and the characteristic x[xl = x-t are introduced to carry out Zile d1vi-
sion operation. Division in a ring of complexes is possible onl.y on thosc: comm-
plexes where the characteristic is different from zero. The canjugate complexes
and characteristics are calculated for the rings K_1 t K-12 K_i + K+11 K_1 X E-11
K-l + Ko, K-1 x K+ ,and K_l x KO.

USSR
um 621-317-7,57
I-
GUREVICII, V. B. , AGAPOV, G. V. , BORUKHOVICH, A. P., WB
NOVICII, G. V., Leningrad Electrical Engineering Insti use ol -o=unications
imeni Pro.-Lessor M. A. Bonch-Bri_K~revich
"An Analyzer of the Correlation Characteristics of a Puls,:-Code Signpi"
2t k -a 1-.ojLrc,_-tcni shlenn e Obrazts '~ov,~,,Lnrre Znaki,
Moscow, a, Promy
No 9, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 331322, Division G, filed 6 Nov 69,
published 7 Mar 72, p 13h
Translation: This Authox's Certificete introduces- 1. antLlyzer of the
correletion characLerin ties of a pulse-code signal in sysst~-Tu; for data trano-
mission by uniform codes. The analyzer contains a contro- '; -*able delay unit,
a coincidence circuit, -- source o:r synchronizing pulses P-11 EL plllf~C counter.
As a distinjuishing feature of the patent, the device is dt--sitmed for sepa-
rate measurement of the correlation factor of two signal trains spaced by
the spnp time interval but located in different Places of t-Ile code groups.
Connected between the output of the coincidence circuit and the in-out o-r
the pulse mun-Ger IS tm additionall coincidence ci"cuit whcse ccrv~rolllr_g
input in connected throuFji an additional controllable delay unit to the
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GUREVICH, V. E. et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 331322
output of the source of synchronizing pulses. 2. A modification of this
analyzer diztinguished by the fact that the effect which the degree of
channel loading has on tile result is eliminated by connecting a silent sJg-
nal code group recognition unit to the input of the device. ~LTe output
of the recognition device is connected through a channel time separation
device to the inT)uts of threshold channel accumulators of a Dredeternined
number of pulses and to the inputs of channel coincidence circuits. 'IT-e
channel time separation device is controlled from the source of synchro-
nizing pulses. The controlling inputs of the channel coincidence circuit--
are connected to the potential outputs of the correspondinE channel acevriu-
lators, and the output signals froll the coincidence circuits Pro fed to
the input of the silert signal control. group counter, the input of' each
channel accimulator being collnected through an inverter to the reset cir-
cuit of this accumulator. The pulse outputs of the cha-rinel. -accumulators
are connected to the input of the counter for the tota-I nu.Tiber of silcnce
intervals.
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USSR UDC 519.281
RAYBIIAN N. S. SHPUTNT, M. 1. , OVSEPYAN, F. A., DURGARYPJI I. S.
"Information Measure of Determinacy and Its Use in Identification of Objects
of Control"
%Tr. I Vses. simDoziuma Do statist. Drobl. v tekhn. kibernet. Identifik i
apparatura dlya statist. issled. (Works of the First All-Union Symposium on
Statistical Problems in Technical Cybernetics. Identification and Equipment
for Statistical Investigation), Moscow, "Nauka", 1970, pp 126-136 (from RZh-
Matematika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract No 1OV109)
Translation: The problem of quantitatively eyaluating the degree of
.1somorphism of the mathematical model of an object-original is
discussed. The quantitative estimate of the degree of isomorphism proposed,
.the information measure of determinacy, is bai3ed on the fundamental notions
of information theory. Let a random quantity X "act" an the input of a one-
dimensional inertialess object and the random quantity Y "act" an the output.
:A certain distribution of the values of Y corresponds to each fixed X. ,in this
it is proposed that the following quantity be used as a relative informa-
-tion measure of determinacy:
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RAYBMAN, N. S., et al, Tr. 1 Vses. simpoziuma__po statist. probl. v tekhn. kilber,-
.net. Identifik i apparatura dlya statist. issled., Moscow, "Nauka", 1970,
pp 126-136
qX(Y} = IX[Y}lHfY}, (1)
where IX[.Y} is the quantity of information on Y contained in the input quantity
X and HfY1 is the unconditional entropy of the quantity Y. Calculation of the
information measure of determinacy by formula (1) involves a large number of
calculations in practice. It is shown in the work that under certain con-
straints on the unconditional and conditional probability density of the quan-
tity Y it is possible to express the information measure of determinacy in
terms of more simple characteristics of the object; in particularin terms of
-the measure of determinacy based on dispersion methods for random quantities.
Such a measure of determinacy was introduced by N. S. Raybman (AVtomatika i
Telemekhanika, 1963, 24~ No 9). One can similarly introduce an information
.measure of determinacy for static multidimensional and dynamic objects.
Examples of calculating the measure are given. Yu. Shinakov.
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Ace. Nr. 00 45 3 2,;-. Abstracting Service: Ref. Code
- CHEMICAL ABST. _U ly 40 a;% 0
90910k lsomerization of active centers in the anionic poly.
merization of vinyltrimethylgermgine. Nametkin, N,
I Ippov ;-
ar v n- Tikhonova. 1,. L; H a V G. OnsE. Xe=-
il,115=5, -an. To-pchieva. Moscow fjob. r17Gad-_Ara_u1_
---TM 1'31U= 1. 114-17 [Cherj~(Russ Me:,GeCH:CH2 (1)
polvmd. slowly in fieptane in the presence of BuLi at 35-45*.
Thus, after 11-50 hr at 3.41-mole~l. I conen. and 0.01 mole / 1.
BuLi coner... oniv 57% conversion was obsd. After an initial in-
duction period, the polymn. rate wm proportional to I concri. and
the square root of the initiator concn. Addn. of butadiene to the
reaFtion sv.,,tem after 30LI hr did WE cause it to polvirterize, indi-
cating the Low activity of the I carbanions. The polymer chain
gro%lh is apparently complicated by deactivation of the active
centers bv a hvdride trawfer from the end of the growing chain to
L
ive UH Thi was confirmed by observation of C:C absorptions
in the ir spectra of the polymer *and by Br uptake corresponding
to 2.2% double bonds. DBJR
REEL/FRAME
197800156150
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UNCLASSI Fi~ PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
-:TlTL=_--PRESPNCE OF CRITICAL MIXING.TEMPERATURES DETERNINE0 FROM UATA ON
:ThE TEMPERATURE DEPENUNCE OF TflE INTRINSIC VISCOSITY OF
AUTHOR-(04)-KH00ZliE'_VAN0Vj F.F.j NAMETKINt N.S. vDURGARYAN, S.G., SEMENOV,
0. 3.
CCU.-NTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SGUAC;:--I7_V. AKAO. NAUK SSSR, SER. KHP4. 1970t (2), 283-9
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ARE-AS--CHEMis,rRy, alOLOGICAL AND MEUICAL SCIENCES
,TOPIC TAGS--THERMAL EFFECT, MATERIAL MIXING, CYCLOHEXANK-o SILANE,
CHLORINATEU OkGANIC COMPOUND, DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID, PHOSPHATE ESTLA,
MOLECULAR STRUCTURE, FLUID VISCOSITY
CONTROL MARKING--140 RESTkICTIONS
.00CU"'.ENT CLASS-UNCLAS511-160
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1356 STEP NO--(JR/00611/70/000/002/0283/0289
CIr_"lC A~;CESSION NO--AP0135030

F~l -7.
A S "SSING DATE--13NOV7O
212 023 UNCL S IFIED PROCE
C I R CACCESSION NO-AP0135030
,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INTRINSIC VISCOSITIES AND THEIR
TE-AP. CGEFFS. WERE OETU. FOR POLY (V INYL IRIMETHYLSI LANE I IN
DECAHYDRONAPHTHALIENE, CYCLUHEXANE, liZt4pME SUB3 C SU06 H SUB3, CHCL
SUB3, C SUB6 14 SUB6, AND ME SUB3 SICH:CH SUB2. VISCGSITY VA-AIATIONS OF
THE POLYMER (PREPD. WITH EFLI CATALYST) WERE INTERPRETABLE BY THE
PATTERSON-TAGER THPOkY
ON THE BASIS OF EXISTENCE OF UPPER ANO LOWER
CRITICAL TEMPS. OF IMIXING FOk THE POLYMER SOLVE,*,.,T COMPO-NIENTS. A SIMILAR
ANAL. nF VISCOSITY IN SOLPIS. OF DNA AND DEOXYR[BONUCLEOPROTEIN 1014P) WAS
MADE, DNP SOLN, SHU?,ED AN'ANOMALOUS 3 FOLD RISE IN VISCOSITY PRIOR TO
CHANGE OF THE SPIRAL FORM TO THE SPH--i-,ICAL ONE, EITHEk CAUSED BY
DISSOCIATION OF TPE PRUTLIN FROM THE7DNA AND INCREASED ASYMMETRY
REFLECTING THE CONFOR~MATION CHANGE-j Ok PERHAPS AS A RESULT OF CHANGE IN
THESUPRAMOLECULAR STkOCTUkE OF ONP. FACILITY: [NST. NEFTEKHIM.
S IN .IM. TOPCHIEVA, MO')'C0d, USSR.
U11C LA S11 E D

1/2 019. UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAk'fE-30OCT7(
TITLE-COPOLYMERIZAT ION OF ALLYTRIMETHYL OR ALLYLD IMETHYL PHENYLS11 LANES
WITH ACRYLGNITRILES -U-
AUTHOR-104)-NAMETKINo N.S.t KOZHUKHOVAt I.N.v FILIPPOVA, V.G., DURGARYAN,
s
COUMY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VYSOKOMCL. SOEDIN.r SER. B 1970, 1213), 180-2
DATE PUBL ISHED-70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-COPOLYMERIZATION, ORGANIC SILANE* ACRYLONITRILE, CHEMICAL
KINETICS, BENZENE DERIVATIVE
CONTROL MARKING-NO XESTkILTIUNS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PkGXY REEL/FRAM&--2000/0671 STEP
CIRC ACCESSIGN NG--AP0124343
UNCLASSIFIED

212 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSbiu- DATE--.30OCT71
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP012-4343
ABSIRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP--O- ABSTRACT. YHE COPOLYMN. KINEfICS 0i. H SUB2
C;CHCH (1) WITH ME Sub.3 SICH SUB2 CH: CH SUBZ (11) OR ME SU6Z PH SICH
SUBZ CH:Ch SUB2 (111) 14AS STUDIED IN BULK OR KCDNME SUBZ SOLN. IN THE
PRESENCE OF 8Z SUBZ 0 SUB2. THE DEPENDENCE OF THE COPOLYMER CUMPN. ON
THE COMPN~ OF THE STARTING MONOMER MIXTS. WAS ESTABLISHED. THE
REACTIVITY RATIOS (R) IN THE THE 1-11 COPOLYMN, WERE 3.98 FOR I AND 0.11
FOR 11 AND IN THE 1-111 COPOLYMN. 2.24 FOR I ANG 0.20 FOR 111. THE
REACTIVITY FACTORS (Q) AND' POLARITY FACTORS (E) WERE 0.036 AND OZ.7 FOR
11, AND 0.070 AND 0.30 FOR lilt RESP. FACILITY: INST.
NEFTEKhIM. SIN. IM. TOPCHIEVA, MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USR
uDc 547.833.6.9
GYUL-BUDAGYAN, L. V., MARGAMA110 H. A. j and. Yerevan State
University
"New Derivatives of 4--Quinaldinol. XVII. 2-MethYl-3-(3-chlorobuten-2-yl-l)-
-4-hydrox.,Nuinoline-6-carbDxylic acid and Some of Its Reactions"
Riga$ KhImiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedinenly, No 12, Dec 71p pp 1681-1682
Abstracti Following reactions are reported. Cyclization of ethyl ether of
2-(3-chlorobuten-2-;1-1)-3-(p~-carbethoxyanilino)-crotonic acid by heating it in
vaseline oil to 245 yields 2-methgl-(3-chlorobuten-2-yl-l)-4-hydroxy-6-
-carbotboxyquinoline (1), m.p. 270 . A solution of 3,2 g (I) in IGO ml alcohol
containing 2 g NaOH is heated for 30 min, the alcohol is removed, 10 ml.of
water Is added to the residue, filteredp the pH is brought to 6-6.5, yielding
crysta.1line 2-methyl-3,~3-chlorobuten-2-yl-l)-4-hydroxyquinoline-6-carboxylic
acid (11), 2-P. 314-316 . To 3.2 g of (1) lo al of phosphorus oxychloride is
added, the mixture is heated for 3 hrs. excess phosphorus oxychloride is
resoved, ice water is added and the mixture neutralized to yield 2-methyl;3-
(3-chlorobuten-2-yl-l)-.4-chloro-6-carbethoxyquinoline (111), M.P. 102-103 -
To a heated eolution, of (III) in alcohol, alcoholic NaCH is added, refluxed
for 2 hrs, the alcohol is evaporated, water Is added, and neutralized to yield
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USSR
GYUL-BUDAGYAN, L. V., et al.. Rhimiya Geterotsiklichesldkh Soyedineniy, No 12,
Dec 71, pp 1681-1682
2-aethyl-3-(3-chlorobuten-2-yl-l)-4-cjlorwui_noline-6-carboxy-lic acid (IV),
x,p, 162. To 0obtain 1-(2-itiethyl-4-hydro3q~~6-caxboxyqu;LnQlinyl-3)butanone-3,
x.p., 272-2?3 , (.11) waa dissolved In sulfuric acid and heated to 500 until
all HCI formed has been removed. The mixture was then diluted with waterp
neUtrRl12ed, and the rodu t precipitated. Analogously 1-(2-methyl-4-chloro-
6-carboxyquiao1irW1-3=tzone-3 was obtained from (IV).
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USSR UDC 615-371:576.851,451.036.8;0'12.LlZ.9
DURIMIN,K. X. and ZAPLATLN.A., S. I., Rostov-Na-Donu Antiplague Institute
"Some Characteristics of the Plasmacyte Reaction in 111acaca Phesus Xonkeys
Vaccinated With Live PA'.ague Vaccine (Strain EV)11
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii. Epidemiologii. i V01 1~3- "10 6,
Jun 71. pp 135-140
Abstract: Racaca rhesus monkeys vaccinated enterally with live plague vaccine
stain EV were used to determine the feasibility of using the pliasmac~rte reac-
tion as one of the criteria of immunological rearrangement. The aniicals were
immunized with a bacterial suspension prepared from lyophilized EV vaccine,
or the same strain washed from an agar culture in physiolo-ical solution.
The immunizing dose of the preparation was 100 billion calls. I.Ormph smears
obtained from mesenteric and inguinal. lymph nodes and the nuZoer of young and
differentiated cells of the plasmacyte series were counted. At the same tine
the antibody level was determined in the passive hemagglutination reaction.
Studies showed that cne of the characteristics of the plasmacyte reaction to
immunization with plague vaccine is the predominance of small differentiated
forms of cells of the plasmacyte series. There is no relationship between the

USSR
DUfLIKHIN, K. Y., et al, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii, i Immunobiologij,
Vol 48, No O's Jun 71, PP 135-140
number of plasma cells in the lymph nodes of vaccinated animals and the level
of serum antibodies indicating the nonspecific character of the cytological
criterion. The newly proposed method or evaluating the extent of prolifera-
tion of cellular elements of the plasmacyte series maybe used 1.0 assess the
dynamics of serum antibody production. The currently used method of assessL-I.-
the results of a plasmacyte reaction on the basis of the number of plasma cells
is questioned.
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USSR um 65.371-015.13
IEVI, M. I., a--sow., H. NT. and DURMIN, K. V.~ Voscow El.Micipal Disinfection
Station and Central Institute
'Reletionshiz Eetween the Dose of Soluble Antigen and Z;,. Pla, -- C 11 n
Sna e R~nc~ 0
u
in a Regional 1~-mph Node After Primary -1mmunization (A %hthe,,:,atical
Mascow, Z11---nal Epiderdologii i Lrm-11no1-,io1o7.,ii, :7D 101 i9,7121
pp 19-25
Abst-met: ':,~e dose of soluble antigen injected in-to t1w or.-7?.n1_s-m uletermj,ne.-
the plasra cell reaction in a re:-ional 1_wmh node. The oP cc-)J.-
of the -,!as;-e_c:.rLe series is di_~ectl-Y -proj;ortional to th_-2 sq,,ra:i-e of t*,-,'e
of' the dose of anti,tren injected. Tne rmin elements of the
response of animals to the irjection of soluble antigen (lorarithm, of' the
arlti!ren dose, duration ol' stay at the injection site, acc,,Lm_1ition of
cells, specific rate of removal of anti-en from the injection site, r-,od--ul-_,s of'
trans-ition fi~on anti.-en, to Plasm- cells) can be re-lated
tions, -.h-i-ch r-ake un the su.~.,ested r2thematical model. Tne differenceo betw,~en
the orZ;anism's resDonse to injection of the sare soil-ble art`--,en in one ,-.'tnce
and in dffferem-_ -,~_Iaces camn ::C- _ei-piaimzl :)y thze
plasm cell. reaction. In an ey-mrinent with whit,~ mt-:-o, in,*,c_ctiorl 01, Pz~st-
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LEVI, M. I., et al., Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiolo~lii i limil.mobioloCiij
No 10, 1972, pp 19-25
pestis capsular antiF3en in sorbed 'Lorin or mixed with incon-,plete Fre-and's
adjuvant mailkedly decreased the specific rate of absor7ition of- the antigen -from
the injection site and increased proportionately the ni=ber of plasma cells in
the regional 1,yinph nodes.
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USSR UDC 615-372:576-851.45].o36.8
and SUCHKOV, Yu. G., Rostov-on-Don Antiplague Institute
"The Effect of the Injection Site of Adsorbed '"ter-Soluble Antigen (Fraction I
of Pasteurella, pestis) on the Antibody Level in the Blood Serum of White Ratsh
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 8. Aug 70,
pp 49-52
Abstract: Rats were injected in an extremity with P. pestis antigen. The in-
jected leg was amputated one or 17 days later. Investigation of the antibody
level up to 2-1/2 months later showed that it was substantially higher in ex-
perimental animals than in controls (intact rats). Local antibody formation
thus appears to play an important role in maintaining the titer at a relatively
constant level for some time after a single inoculation. Another series of ex-
periments showed that significant immunological rearrangement requires the re-
tention of antigen at the injection site for more than 24 hours. Revaccination
resulted in appreciable antibody formation in animals in which the injection
site was excised 17 days later but had no statistically significant effect when
the amputation was perforzod 24 hours later.
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/2 %~u La% Ss lyl t'r-, PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
T irLE--STRUC iul-_'L r tj .~' L UI Sf INCT lUiS iHC SM) ijIF SELECT Pli:
Lv ME -U-
AUTHOR---!; U, I ~, Y.JIN , R.A.
CCL,,N'TRY GF P.Hu--US'SR
5CU~(CE--VAG,1_,.j 41l-46 VEST.,NIK AKADEMII IMEUITSINKiKH NAUK SSSR, VUL 25, 'N L) 3 ,
1970
DATE PLtLjSHL6----7C
SU6JECT A,~U.S-BIOLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TCPIC TAGS-6NAIN, PHYSIULOGY, GYbFkN4ITICS
CC,%'TRLL MAR~.A&G-NC KESV'Z(CTIONS
0C UM E ~`% T C L ;- S- S -- Wi ~_' L 4 S 51
PRGAY S rE P NC--UP /ri".4,i I Zo /Or' WO61/00140/ 0 o 1# 6
CIRC ACCESSICN NC--APGiJC-0.`3
I I` i:- 1~ JL
,- _LA~`~IFIED

212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NGV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0130033
ASS FRACT/EXTRACT-M) ABSTRACT. AT PRESENT WE HAVE SFVFRAL
APPRUAGFES TO INVESTI(jAfE THE BRAIN, AMO~,,G 'AH.ICH WE CAN MEMWN THE
F 0 L L CV;'l t, GTHE URAIN AS THE URGAN OF THINKIING JJR MFNTAl- FUNGT[UNS
(PSYCHULG61CAL ASPECIS); THE BRAIN AS A "COMIPUTER" ((-Y6EP.NFFIC ASPE-CTS);
THE BRAIN AS AN ANALYZER OF INFORMATION AND REGULATOR UF FuNcrIONS OF
THE OkG;%jNISl! (PHYSI(-,,LC(J'ICAL ASPECTS). THERE ARE NO SUBSTANTIAL
OIFFERENCES BETWEEN THESE: APPROACHES; TFFIY MERELY INDICATED THE PRI'MARY
DIRECTICIN CF [INVESHUAT16N. OBVIOUSLYt MENTAL ANJ REGULAT0.0,Y PROCESSES
iiGULD BE IlMiPOSSEBLE V~ITHOUT ANALYTICO SY&THETIC AND SO CALLEO COMPUTER
FUxi-TICNS Ci- THE 8P '~ I iN .ON THE JTHER NA140i THE BAANNI DOES iNOT RE;WIRE
COMPUTEk Fuf,;(;TICNS PE~ SE, MERELY AS A MEANS OF OBTAINING THE FUNCTION
CF OPTIMUM ACAPTIVE E4ECT TO ENVIRGNMENTAL CGiNDITIONS.
f
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112 020 UNCL A S S I F 111) P-J,CICE SS I NJ'-' -)AT E-0? -I C T70
TITLE--CATALYTIC DECOMPL31TILIN 3F HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN THE P~ESENCE DF
COPPEF WNS -U-
4UTHOR-(03)-VOROBYEVA, T.P., BERDIVIK-LIV, V.,ll., DURMALIS, A.
rGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SPURCE--KINET. KATAL. 1970, 11(l)p 100-6
DATE PUbLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, PROPULSION AND FUELS
TOPIC TAGS--TETRANITROMETHANEt HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, CHEMICAL DIECOMPOSITIDN,
COPPER, IRON, METAL CATALYST
CONTROL MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/0758 STEP NO--UR/0195/70/011/001/0100/0105
,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01073CO
UNCLASSIFIED

212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107300
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CATALYTIC DECOMPN. OF H SU82 0
SUB2 BY CU ION IS INITIATEE BY FE (-Ifl) IMPURITIES; CU IONS (ESP. CU
PRIMF3 PUSITIVE) PARTICIPATE IN CHAIN PROPAGATION 4,".10 CHAIN TERMINATION
STEPS OF THIS DECOMPN. C (NO SUB2) SUB4 INHIBITS H SUB2 0 SU92 DEC9MPN.
IN THE PRESENCE OF CU.
UNCLASS IF I ED
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