SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FEDOTOV, YE.I. - FEDYUKIN, V.YA.

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USSR UDC 669.295
GEGER, V. E., CHEPRASOV, 1. M., DMITRIYEV,'V. N.,
GAFUROVJ%, N. Sh.
'The Mechanism of the Interaction of Titanium Tetrachloride with Magnesium"
Ordzhonikidze, Isvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Savedeni)-, Tsvetnaya
Metallurgiya, No 4, 1972, pp 59-63.
Abstract: The mechanism of magnesium-therinal reduction of titanium is
studied by quick cooling of the reaction products. The discovery of sponge
titanium on the cover of a commercial reactor in specially.cooled recessei
and analysis of the structure of the sponge indicate that the sponge struc-
ture of titanium is a result of secondary processes occurring following
the chemical reactions. The appearance of the primary peculiarities of
thermal combustion during magnesium thermal reduction'of titlinium allows
us to look upon the occurrence of this process front the standpoint of the
theory of combustion.

USSR UDO 620.193.01
PALEOLOG, Ye. 11.1 F~E'DOTOVII A Z wid DERYAGINA 0. G.1 Ao,~,de-
11-1.1L. * I I
of Sciences of Physical Chem J. ,I try
IIIIII[inctics of Reduction-Oxidizing. Reactions, on TiO2 ~,_Iid -;,.-,iO Sincle
Cryst?as and on tho Oxidized Surfacc of Metals"
j~etn
Moscow, Zashchita. Io. lio-,r, Vo"L 9, No 2, J,'ar*Ikpr 73, lt)-p 176-178
AbstrrIct-: The distribution of interfacial daffeiviic~:.s of 1)0.tell-
ti,310 on nassive Ni --md Ti surfacos wao th,--., ba,-is
of -oroviously me-).siired kinetic -pir- 1. j,, i c ~ to e ro f 2, L, i t c t i o , I - o1 I
reactions on ~;urf,,cer-, o-f 11i :?n0. TI., of their cc).-.,i),,).ct oI-,-i(1ICs7 rind
of -oletinum. TiOo -;in,-,Ic cryot.-_12 ivere -produccO hir -Hae Verneitil
method nnd trc_,it-ed in v!~cuum at 750-01 HiO ,iinr-.Le cry-itti1r,
alloyed with 1-ithiuvi. The notentiost.,,Aic rmodic o,,ri. ion o 1~
and Ti ohovic principili,! different DIC'eliv.-mi~m. The
oxidation rule olf' Ti is fol- Ni rerdized at the, -otcntial ~;f",.0t '30 v.
At more rositive -rot entinis ( 0. 5 ,,,rcl 0. 7 v) , 'the- r-ro,:,th 0,f a
rnale only in I-lie
film. followo the lo~r,=it; be,,;nnln~; !-,-ter on
U
it ch,-Mges to tho' J)arabolic type. The Ji- fereaco5 in tac cjxlO,~Mo.-i
mech"nicn kinct-icr-, o--:,' Ni r2-n(I Ti mcet t)~(! (!v-LIi-,-tion r c
sults of the not-entinl di~-.tributionl in t-he

S~ UDC: 8.74
PETROV, V. G., FEDOTOVA, D. Ye.
"Formulation and Methods of Solving Problems in the rUeld of Progratmred
Checking and Diagnosis of Digital Systems"
V sb. Vychisl. mashiny i progrommir. (Cojnputcrr, and Progrwimdng--collection
of works), Moscow, 1971, PP 5-25 (froin RM-Kibernetikii, No 6, Jm '[21, Ab-
stract No 6V515)
Translation: The authors consider a set,of program facilities and niethods
of organizing data processing which ensure effective utilization of the
technical components of programmed control systems. 16--thocLs of orCaniving
programmed control systems are divided into four classc-s: 1) the system of
algorithms and prograras which is inherent in all progr~=.ed ccntrol systems
regardless of operating conditions; 2) formal (artificial) languages which
are the basis of systems of program automation; 3) operational systerrZ
which determine the conditions of processing information in the nrogra=d
control system; 4) operational systems which deterrdne' the C(giditions of
rumz er.-It.--dns
checking und diagnosis. lbe system of algoritlima and pror
finiched algorith w. and programs, a llbrar~ of ntandard subprogr=s, and
programs for solving various uniqt~-_ and repcatcd probltim.. Uic formal
112

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PETROV, V. G., FEDOTOVA, D. Ye., 'Vychisl. netody i pi-oErarlmir., Moscovl 19711
pp 5-25
languages include two classes of languages- computer oriented and algo-
rithmic. The operational systems wbich determine them conditions of process-
ing information are subdivided into non-ponitored (with manue-I control of
computational processes) and monitored (with automatic. coordination of the
work of components of thecomputational process). qbe operational systeirs
which determine the conditions of checking mid diagnosis are divided irto
1) systems for functional monitoring with tolerance ch~eck and with check
by characteristic feature, and 2) preventative monitoring systevs. 'The
particulars of construction of the basic proGravaied irethods for checking
and diagnosing programmed control systeir, are considelvd.
2/2 47

USSR UDC 5T7.4
PETROV, V. G., FEDOTOVA, D
"Expanded Method of D-Cubes as a Basis of Constructing Tests for Combinaticil
Schemes"
V sb. Vychisl. masbiny i proaZa-cmir. (Computers and Programming--collection
of works T_,M_Ios cow, 1971, pp 26-56 (from RZh-Kibernetika,,INo 5, blay 72, Ab-
stract No 5V363)
Translation: The concepts of the table of coverings, the table of Minim=
coverings and the table of D-cubes are introduced for functions oil logic
algebra. The first two coincide with the concepts of disjunctive normal
forms and minimum disjunctive normal forms for functions of logic algebra.
In this paper an algorithm is developed for obtaining a table L of minimum,
coverings for arbitrary functions of logic algebra, and a comarative analysis
is given of the effectiveness of assigning a function by,means of a table of
coverings. Tables of coverings and tables of D-cubes aro prorteated for
functions of two variablen The aut-hora point out that fhe apparatun or
D-cubc calculus is used fo; diagnosing digital systems. Kh. Yadatyan.
1/1

USSR IJ-DC 531. 74, (017) (08'-, 76)
BOGUSLAVSKIY, M. G., ELIASIMERG, B. M. , SHAROVA, Y-O.' Ye. ,
"State Primary Standard Unit of a Plane Angle tha~-Radian"
Mosc(x-z, lzmcritel'naya Tekhnika, No 7, 1972, j3p 9-10
Abstract: A co-,-.iplex of cquiplient for reproducIn[,, and storing the unit. of a
plane angle equal.to 2 -,. rad, or-a part thereof, and for cr,--iism-Itting ti-.e
size of the,unit, by means of secondary standards and sCa'Id'.-Ird nea.,;uremlzilt
facilities, to operating measurement facilities, was developed -and te-.ste-I in
1970. The State primary sItandard unit of a pInne ~at,,.Le a riompla-.,:
of the follovyint,, m~aasuriiq~ equipment: a 36-facud prlft~-,,, at the
Union Scientific Rc:L-carch Institute of Matrolocy itt 19151~,, it st;~ndard foalcnc-
tric autocollination unit consisting of' photoulectric -with i.--
electronic digital readout device, and a device fw holding z~Ad turnin,rF. tl'.-
polyhedral 1) -4.S.M 36-facud pri*m No 1 has hc-Ln tze,~ti(Aod qi thw~ Stik!
mar rida rd. The mean sq lie J
s ca - ware, coror at t mont t did nf-.~L
exceed 0.02". The new prinary standard facilit-Y has br:tcii -,.atlfled tn
January, 1972 at -- nei-tin- of- the. as thrt
standard unit of a pJ ane Angle. 4 f 1 r c!-. .
IBM
MMM -

USSR UDC 669.15.013.8(088.8)
FEDOTOVA, L. S., ALEKSEYEhTKO, M. F., POTAK, YA. M.,BiELYAKOVA, V. A., OIZZHEKH-
F. , SHEPETOV, V. A., TOPILM, V. V., E&ONIIII, V. M., KLYUYEVO
"Stainless Steel"
USSR Author's Certificate No 276434, Filed 25 Jul 68, Published 13 Oct 70
(from M-Metallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4163711)
Tr.anslation: A steel for operation at temperatures up to 600' is proposed
with the following composition (in %): C 0.05-0.09, Cr 10.5-12,, Ni 1.4-1.8,
Mo 0*35-0.5, 14b 0.06-0.15, V 0.15-0.25, Si < 0.6, bin 340' and were apparently due to the formatJon of
truct -reactions. An in-
conjugated , ures arising from secondary.
daction period of 10-40 min was obsd.'for the formation of the
paramagnetic centers. The centers apparently catalyzed the
thermal degradation since degradation was more rapid in.mins
c nt - greater concris. of such centers. A thermal degradation
rioectanism is &;cussed. DBJR
REEL/FRME

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':.112 010 U14CLASSIFIED l)ATE--0?7)CT7n
TITLE--P(,LYP.IC ACIDS -U-
AUTIQi~-033)-FC(IGTOVA, G.Y6., SHT I LMA4 I v K!.)LCS%lK6Vw, G.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SCUECE--U.S.S.R. 258,583
IZ36RET.s PROM. OBRAZTSY TOVAR114YE 7NAW11 111149t
OATE PUPLISHED-03DEC69
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TUPIC TAGS--CARBI)XYLIC ACID, ANHYDRIDEv DIAMINE, CHEMICAL PATENT
TRUL :4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED-
PROXY i4l*(L/FRAME-11~92/0217 STEP
CIRC ACLESSIC14 NO--AA0111411
UNCLASSIFIE0

~1/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATI-30OCT70
TITLE-SYNTHESIS AND STUDY OF AROMATIC POLYAMIDES -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-K0ZYREVAv NoMes FEDOTOVA# O.YA., KERBEft,.M.L., KOLESMIKOV,
G*S. WAN"
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOU RCE-,V YSOKOMOL. SOEDIN., SER. B1970v 12(3)t230-4
DATE PUBLISHEC-70
AREAS-CHEMISTRYt MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-ORGANIC SYNTHESIS# POLYAMIDE RESINv INTERFACIP'.
POLYCONDENSATION, CHLORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND, PHTHALIC ACID
_-CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
"~.OOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-2000/0685 STEP NO-UR/04601~TO./OL2/1)0310230/0234
.CIRC ACCESSICti NC-AP0124357
UNCLASSIFIED

.d. 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSiaN NO--AP0124357
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SEVERAL AROMATIC POLYAMIOES (1)
~~.WERE PREPD. FROM 4,4 PRIME DIAMINODIPHENYLMETHANE, 4,,4 PRIME DIAMINO 30
PRIME DIMETHYLDIPHENYLMETHANEt 212 BIS(4 AMINOPHENYL~PROPANE AND
JSUPTHALOYL AND TEREPHTHALOYL CHLORIDES BY INTERFACIAL POLYCONDENSATION
AND (OR LOW TEMP. PGLYCONDENSATION IN ACNME SUB260; THE LATTER METHOD
GAVE I HAVING A SP. VISCOSITY 10 TIMES AS GREAT AS THAT OF POLYMERS
OBTAINED BY THE INERFACIAL.POLYCONDENSATION (AT THE SAME MONOMER
CONCNS.) THE SOFTENING POINT OF I RANGED FROM,~00 TO 300DEGREES.
FACILITY: MOSK. KHIM. TEKHNOL. INST. IM. MENDELEEVAs M05COW, USSR.
UNC LAS S 1 F I E 0

112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--18SEP70
TITLE--THERMAL AND OXfDATIVE THERMAL DEGRADATION OF AROMATIC AND AROMATIC
ALIPHATIC POLYAMIDES A14D POLYUREAS -U-
AUTHOR- (0 5 CH 18 1 SOV AY E *'I KO L ESIN I KOVGS. GOR OKHOV
...-N.I., KOVARSKAYA, B.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VYSOKOMOL. SOEOIN., SER. A 1970, 12(l) 26-X
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--THER.'4AL DEGRADATION, OXIDATIVE I)EGRADATInti, POLYAMIDE
compnUND, ROLYUPEAv DIAMINEs ORGANIC ISCCYANATE, COPOLYMERIZATION,
POLYMER CROSSLINKING, POLYCONDENSATION
C T P 0 L44INKING--NO RESTPICTIUNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1937/1195 STEP tJtl--UR/0459/70/01?/001/0026/0030
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104561
U%f_-l_ASSfFIc_D

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP-10
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104561
ABSTRACT/ EX rRACT-- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. POLYAMIDES (PREPO. BY INTERFACIAL
POLYCONDENSATION) AND POLYUREAS (PREPO, BY COPOLYM14. OF DIAMINES WITH
DIISUCYANATES, SUCH AS HEXAM-E-THYLENE DTlSDCYANATE)t~ E.G.t
POLY(DITOLYL,METHANEFURMARAMIDE) (1),
POLY(DITOLYL-NiN'-DIETHYLFUMARAMIDE) (111i
POLY(DITOLYLMET,4ANE-.N,N'-DIETHYLADIPAMIDE) (III)f
POLY(DITOLYLMETHANEHEXAMET~iYLENEUREA).([V) AND
POLY(DITOLYLMETHANEFUMARAMID-P) (1), POLY(DITOLYL-P),N'-DIETHIYLFUMARA.,410EI
TOLYLMETHANE MOIETY IS DERIVED FROM 4t4l-METHYLENEOI-0-TOLUIDINE GR FROM
4,41-METHYLENEBIS(N-ETHYL-0-TOLUIDINE)) WERE DEGRADED AT 200-3ZODEGREESt
1, 11, AND [it WE-RE MOPE STABLE THAN IV OR V. I AND 11 EXHIBITED HIGHER
THERMAL SJ-AB,ILITY-- THAN I'll. THE OX'IDN. OF POLYANI'DES AND POLYUREAS
(BASED ON A PRIMARY DIAMINE) WAS ACCOMPANIED BY CR~OSSLINKING* Cot c0
SUB2, K SUR2 Go AND ACH (IDErITIFIE0 BY.POLAROGRAPHY ANO C11RG,'AAfQG*)
RESULTED FROM THE OXIUATIVE THERMAL DEGRADATION OF~ THE~CITED POLYMERS.

112 016 UNCLASSIFIED P40CESSING OATE--30OCT70
,TITLE--SYNTHESIS OF AR04ATIC POLYAMIOES BASED ON Zt4 AND 2,2 PRIME
DIAMINOBIPHENYLS -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-KOLESNIKOV, G.S., MATVELASHVILIP G.S.,
-GUTSALYUK, E.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VYSOKO-40L. SOEON.9 SER, A19709 12(3)r 528-35
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AR.AS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--POLYAMIDE COMPOUND# AMINEr POLYNUCLEAR HYDROCARBON, THERmAL
STABILITYi POLYMER STRUCTUREv POLYCONDENSATION
~-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1186 STEP NO--UR/0459/70/012100310523/0535
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116651
UNCLASSIFIED
11 11
Ell

2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116651
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AROMATIC POLYAMIDES (1) WERE
PREPO. BY LOW TEAP. POLYCONDENSATION IN ACNME SU82 OF 2,2 PRIME
DIAMINDBIPHEINYL AND 214?DIAMINOBIPHENYL AND SEVERAL AROMATIC ACID
CHLORIDES, E.G.v ISOPHTHALOYL AND TEREPHTHALOYL CHLORIDES AND
2t6,PYRIDINEDICARBOXYLIC ACID OICHLORIDE. I HAD SOFTENING POLOITS OF
110-300DEGREES. POLY(2t4tBlPHENYLYLENE AMIDES) A14D POLV(2,2 PRIME
BIPHENYLYLENE AMIDES) (E.G. 11) EXHIBITED SUPERIOR THERFAL STABILITY AND
RESISTANCE TO OXIDATIVE THERMAL DEGRADATION. THE*IEFFECTS OF POLYMER
-STRUCTURE ON PHYSICOMECH. AND CHEM. PROPERTIES ARE~~OISCUSSED*
FACILITY: MOSK. KHIM. TEKHNOL. INST. IM. MENDELEEVA, MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

........... . .......
112- 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
JITLE--SYNTHESIS AND STUOIES OF POLYMERS WITH PHENANTHRIDINE AND
DIAZAPYRENE RINGS -U-
AUTHOR-iO3)-KOLESNIKOV, G.S.,oj;~gaLPVA, O.YA.v MATVELASHVFLI, G.S.
~:CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
P7
.:SOURCE--VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN. SER A 1970, 12(3), 536-147
..DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
..SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--HETEROCYCLIC NITROGEN COMPOUND, POLYNUCLEARHYDROCARF50N,
POLYAMIDE COMPOUNOt POLYMERe CHLORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND, THER4,AL
STABIL[TY, THERMAL DEGRADATION, PLASTIC MECHANICAL PkUPEkry, POLYMEk
.STRUCTURE
.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1201 STEP NO--UR/0459/70/012/003/0536/0547
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01166b6
UNCLASSIFIED

I p Ip :ii
.2/2 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-~-160CT70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116666
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CYCLODEHYDRATION OF
POLY(2i4tBIPHENYLYLENE AMIDES) (1) AND POLY(2t2iB[PHENYLYLENE AMIDES)
(11) (PREPD. FROM 2,4 AND 2,2,DIAMINIJBIPHENYL AND TERERHTHALOYL
CHLORIDE) WAS STUDIED IN THE PRESENCE OF PUCL SU83':[N PHNO SU82 AT
.100-30DEGREES FOR 1-5 HR. CYCLUDEHYDRATION OF I AND 11 GAVE
POLY(PHENANTHRIDINYLENE AMIDEJ (1111 AND POLY(4y9rDIAZAPYRENYLENE
ARYLENE) (IV) OF HIGH THERMAL STABILITY AND RESISTANCE To OXIDATIVE
~,THERMAL DEGRADATION. THERMAL CYCLODEHYDRATIONOF I AND 11 IN VACUO AT
.250-320DEGREES GAVE SOME PHENANTHRIDINE RINGS. THE
MECHo PROPERTIESP
SOLY.9 AND THERMAL STABILITY OF III AND IV WERE MAINLY DETO. BYTHE
STRUCTURE OF THE STARTING AMINES. ~ FACILITY~r MOtK.
KHIMo-TEKHNOL. INST. IM. MENDELEEVAs '40SCOW9 USSR*
u1 NC LAS S I F 1 E------

.... .... ......... ......... .. ...............I........
i6imik"6fifid
034
UNCLASSIFIED PAOCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--THERMAL CYCLIZATION OF PHOSPHORUS CONTAINING~HUMO ANU MIXED
--AROMATIC POLYAMIC ACIDS STUDIED FROM INFRARED ABSORPTWN SPECTRA -U-
-AUTHOR-(04)-KOLESNIKOVi G.S.9 FEDOTOVAP O*YA*t PARESISHVELIt O.I.o
BELEVSKIYT S.F*
-COUNTRY OF lNFO__UsSR
_SOURCE-VVSOKOMOL SOEDIN*f SER, A 1970t 12(2)v 31T-22
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT UEAS--CHEMIS TRY
TOPIC TAGS--CYCLIZATIONt ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUND, IR SPECTRUM,
PYROMELLITIC ACID, THEK-MAL EFFECT, ACTIVATION ENERGY, MOE
lf'--NO RESTRICTIONS
,CCNTROL MARKI
',OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
.PROXY REELIFRAME--1995/1223 sTEP NO--UR/Of~59/11)/012/0,JZ/0311/0-14"Z
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116685
,RIC L A S S I F
I

034 UNCLA~SIFIED PROCESSING DATE -3JOCT70
~CERC ACCESSION NO--AP0116685
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICS OF rhERMAL
CYCLIZATION OF P CONTG. AROMATIC POLYAMIC ACIDS (G. S. KOLL-Sli'lliwV ET
AL., 1968) INTO THE CORRESPONDING POLYIMIUES AND THE CYCLizAriON "..F
POLY(PYROMELLITAMIC ACID) INTO POLYIPYROMELLITIMIDE) STUDIED BY
~SPECTROSCOPY AT 1390-78D CM PRIME NEGATIVE1. THE'~POLYAMIC ACIDS
CYCLIZED SLOWLY AT 110-20DEGREES, BUT RAPIDLY AT WGH TEMPS.
IMIDIZATION FOLLOWED 1ST ORDER KINETICS, CHARACTE~IZEO BY A RATE COnsT.
WHICH WAS.UNChANGEO UP TO.A CERTAIN DEGREE OF CYCLIZATIGN BUT WHICH
RAPIDLY DECREASeD THEREAf:TER WITH INCREASING TEMP*l A DECREASE IN THE
C-C-N ANGLE CAUSED AN INCREASE IN THE APPARENT ACTIVATION ENERGY.
-FACILITY: MOSK. KHIM.-TEKHNOL. INST.' IM. MENUELEEVAi MOSCOWt USSR.
U,
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ASHURLY, !. , 17, L

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XSSR UDC 1537-226+537,311.331.'539-16-011
BEGUCHEV, V. P. and MCNETIN, A. M.
"Longitudinal Cathodoconductivity of Cadmium Telluride-. Laye:rs"
'Lw cl, ~D
V sb. Tonkiye plenki soyedineniy tellura s metal i po, nIL__ttinka i
OIL MIT (Thin Films of Tellurium Compounds With Mlctals~ of the Zinc and
Gallium Subgroups -- Collection of Works), Villnyus,'1970, p 91 (from r%'-7h-
Fizika, No 10, Oct 71, Abstract No 10YE998 by authors):.
Translation: The authors investigated the cathodocoml4ctivity (cc) of 0-5 to
5-micron-thick CdTe layers in an Al-Cffe-SnOp "sandviclO E;ystem. 'nie layers
were obtained by vac Y8 m evaporation on a heated substvate end had a specific
resistance of 109-10 ohm-cm. CC was investigated during electron-beam
excitation-with an energy of 5-25 kev and current densitV i _10-7-1()-
a/sq cm, with constant or alternatine bias voltage fed,t~ ii'lexTayer under
investigation. The selective character of CC dependence on the velocity of
the exciting beam is detler-.rdned by the relation betweer,i filr.,i thic,mess and tile
depth of penetration of the electrons under investigation. The relation
between the practical path of the electrons in the lay(irs and their initial
velocity is detemd-ned, an well an the dependence of CC on exciting Current
1/2

PIEGUCREVI V. P.J. et al., TorAkiye plenki soyedireniy tellul-a s netalleni
podgrupptsinka i (,-,alliyaT'T'hin Fl~is of Tellurium Cp,-pounds WHh_ Ketals of
the Zinc and Gallitun Subgroups -- Collecti.on of Work.110, Vil'wus, 1970' p 91
(from RZh-Fizika, 110 10, Oct 71, -Abstract No 10)a~993 by aitthors)
density. On CdTe layers an amplification factor k (ratio of CC current
to exciting current) up to 5.1o3 was obtained for electron velocity of 15 kev
and bias voltage o:r 10 v, An even higher ka=l (up to 10)) was observed in
layers obtained by cosputtering of CdTe.and CdS,
2/2
57

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USSR UDC 621.762.004.2
FEDOTOVA, V. S.
"Method of Studying the Minimum Energy for Ignition oflMetal Powders"
Problemy inzhenernoy okhrany truda (Problems of Engin eering Protection
of Labor], (Moscow Institute of Steels and Alloys, 63)..Moscow, 1970,
pp. 49-55, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metal,lurgiya, No. 1;
1971, Abstract Nol 'G507 by the author).
Translation: A brief analysis is prIesented of existing methods for the study
and analysis of expressions for the quantitative determination of the
minimum ignition energy. A description is presented be the'method suggested,
along with a list of parameters which can be determined Using the method.
I figure; 13 biblio. refs.
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USSR UDO 621,'82,5
SIDORCV, V.G., GUSKY, V.A., VASIL' YEV,'~A. P., REkIIZCVA, G. V.
"Definition Of The Determinant Factors During Physico-M!~thematical Investigation Of
The Quality Cf Alloy-Type Low-Power Traneis'tors"
Elektron. tekhnika. Neuchno-takhn. ob. Poluprovodn. priAga (Slectronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Semiconductor Devices),;19701~ No 101), pp 1-24
1 .1
(from R"(jh-_Elektronika_1 yeye primeneniye, No.12, Decembor 1970, itbatract, No 12B176)
'Translationt A method is proposed for snalysis"oe the quality of allay-type low-
power transistors with the aid of phyeico-mathematical methods which define the
determinate factors affecting the change of the individual parameters. Author's
Summary.

USSR UDC 621 '82
SCPCV, O.V., ABRAM,0VA, L.I., CHERhrfAT1SK,IY, I.A.
"Investiration Cf The Parameters Cf Boundary States In Cxide-Somiconductor Structureag
Elektron. takhniks. Nauchno-tekhn. ab.- . Fo I utirovodn. ribcEL (Electronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Semiconductor Devices , , No 1(51'. p. 14C-lr-I
1 97C
(from R"h--Eloktronika I yeye primemenlye, No 12, December 15r700 Abstract No 1281C6)
Translation; The density and energy distribution of the boundary ststeO in SI-5102
structures were studied. From a comparison of the theoretical volt-falrad dependence,
constructed on the basis of the ideal theory of Gurretts**'~_Bruttena, and the experi-
mental volt-farad dependence, the distribution wee found of the magnitude of the
charge captured by the boundary states -as a function of the surface potential,of the
semiconductor. It is shown that the boundary states have a different one-rgy dis-
tribution in the forbidden band ofthe semiconductor. It Is re4euled that different
technological operations on the MOS structures have an unoven affect on boundary
states with a different oner&y position. 6 ref. Summary.-

USSR
Ya A. Fedotov (ed.)
"Semiconductor Devices and Their Application" (Po1uprovodnikovyye pribory i
ikh primeneniye)
Moscow, 1970, Izd-vo Sovetskoye Radio.- No 32, 19,000 copies, 328 pa&t--s
Abstract: The collection of articles it; devoted to semiconductor devices and
apparatuses of-the microwave range. It examines parwaet~ric diodes of gallium
arsenide and of germaniun with a higTher Q-factor and the characteristics of
avalanche and limiting microwave diodes. Considerable attention is given to
multiplier diodes and the investigation of multiplication frequencies and to
transistora-varactor multiplier circuits. The,presentati6n of,a survey ofthe
methods for determining the electropbysical parameters of semiconductor mater-
ials and films for microwave use will be of conoiderable'intereat for the
reader. A series of articles is devoted to microwave circuits for semiconductor
devices.
The collection is intended for a wide circle of radio engineers and
university students.
Titles and authors of the articles are as follxwa:

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Ya.,A. Fedotov (ed.) Izd-vo Sovetskoye Hadio.- No 32, 19,000 copies, 328 pages
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Methods of determining the Parameters of Semiconductors and Semiconductor
Films for ~Iicrowave Use, Ye. M. Gershenzon, L. B. Litvak-Gorskuya, L.
Plokhoval T.,S. Zarubina 3
Microwave Diodes With Tncreased Q-Factor, V. M. Valld-Perlov, V.V. Veyto,
I. M. Martirosov 49
Semiconductor Limiter Diode For the Microwave Band, V. A. Shpirt 64
Semiconductor Diodes For Frequency Multiplication) V. 1. Pilldon,
82
~A# A. Vizell
Frequency Multipliers of Super-HiSh Multiplicity, A* 1. Soboley, log
109
Yu. A. Kotov, L. A. Modestov
Planar-Epitaxial Microwave Band Varactors, S F, FAUISOV) ve is
Pilldon 133
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Ya. A. Fedotov (ed.) Izd-vo Sovetsk oye Radio, No 32, 19,000 copies, 328 pages
Varactor Frequency Multipliers Using Transmission Strip'Lines
For Semiconductor Multiplier-Amplifier Microwave Circuits, Yu. S.
Pilipets, I. P. Polovkov 145
Designing the Mode of A Varactor In A Parallel-Frequency Multiplier
Circuit, 1. Ya. Tabachnikov, 1. R. Frid, S. F. Kauoov, 4k. A. Vizell 172
Restoration Time of A Limiting Diode- And Methods For Determing It,
1. M, Martirosov, V. P. Kozidubov 203
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-Drift Diodes
Noise Characteristics of An Autogenerator Using Avalanche
of the P-N Type, R. 11. BelokopytoV 213
Investigation of the Thermal Characteristics of Semiconductor Limiting
Microwave Diodes, V. A. Shpirt, E. N. Ulanovskiy 227
On Some Parameters of Semiconductor Junction Diodes for'~the Micro-
wave Range, M. S. Guayatiner 238
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Ya. A. F. ~~ed.) Izd-vo Sovetskoye Radio, No 32, 19,0OG copies, 328 paFes
Experimental Investigation of Frequency Multiplier U$,Jng Semiconductor
Diodes In the 18-70 GHz Range, V. 1. Navrotskiy, A.,A. Vizbl', V. P.
Voronenko 246
On Selection of the Operating Mode of An AFC Radar.Receiver Semi-
conductor Mixer, S. M. Klich 261
Measuring the S-Parameter of A Microwave Transistor, K. A. Bakhtini
H. Z. Shvarts 276
Asynchronous Microwave Tunnel Diode Detector, V. V. Cprbin, V. A.
Malyshev 285
Experimental.Investigation of the Frequency.Dependenc6 of A P-14
Junction's Impedance In A Wide Frequency Range, S. P.:Babetko,
B. V. Velichko, 1. M. Drydo, E. A. Mikhaylava, 1. A. Strukov,
V. S. Etkin 297
Varistors, Yu. S. Karpov, B. Yu. Lototskiy, Yu. T. Okunev, V. V.
Pasynkov, L. K. Chirkin 305
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USSR UVC 678.675.01~.-53
KOLESNIKOV, G. S., (DECEASED), FEDOTOVA 0. YA.,; and.PARESISHVILI,
0. 1. ......
StPolyimides Based on Di-(3,4-dicarboxyphenyl)-Ptienylphosphine Oxide
Dianhydride!'
Moscow, Plasticheskiye Massy,.No 12, Dee 700 pp,:20-23
Abstract: The authors study the physical and mechanical properties
of homo- and mixed phosphorus-containing polyimides of various chemical
structure selected in such a way that the effect~whicn the phosphorus-
containing group has on the properties of the polyimides could be
investipted. It was found that alL,polyimides with phosphorus-
containin~ groups in the chain have a,definite softening point tem-
perature in the region of 270-3300C depending on~,.the- structure of
the amine component, and in the caselof.mixed poLyimides, on the con-
tent of the phosphorus-containing di anhydride as.well. It was also
found that considerable reversible deformations are typical-of the
materials studied, which indicates thAithe softening process in
polyimides corresponds to transition to the highly elastic state.*
However, further investigation shows that partial cross-Linking may
take place in the highly elastic Etate at high temperatures. In
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KOLESNIKOV, G. S., (DECFASED) et al., Plastich'eakiye Ma
ssy, No L21
Dee 70, pp20-23
contrast to most polyimides, some of the mater.i6ls synthesized
in this research are readily soluble in organic.~solvents. Solubility
drops with a reduction of phosphorus content inithe.chain. The
tensile strength of films based on these polyimides may be as~high
as 800-1200 kecm2 depending on polymer structure. The dielectric
constant o i. 0
f the materials studied varies-from 313 t 3.9 and is not
strongly dependent on temperature. The resistivity at room tem-
perature is considerably greater than IOL5Sc~ e0j, and the loss tan-
gent is 0.002-0-16, showing almost no change with the structure of
the polymer chain. The electrical strength of the polymers varies
from 62 to 82 kW/mm, The polymers are fire-resistant and quench
rapidly after removal from flamoo In view of their valuable pro-
pertiest theae polymers should be-putito practi,6al use.
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Us-SP, TIDG: 632'.11:582.21".42:633.-r,
L-_EDGTOVA., T. i., and GUSEVA, N. N., All Union Institute of Plant Protection,
beningracl
'Unduced Wi-It -Resistance of Cotton
Leningrad., Mikologiya i Fitopatologiya, Vol 4, No 6, 1970, PP 512-516,
Abstract: On being imfected vrith a weak-ly pathogenic strain of the fungus
Verticilliwa dahliae or with fungi of species that have a lou pathogenicity -rcr
cotton (Fusarium oxysporum f. :~ycopersic .i, Aspergillus.i-Liger, or lfflhizoctonia
.solani), cotton plants. showed i-ranunity to infection viith a strongly p~athogenic
strain of V. dahliae, the agent of cotton wi-It. The strongr:~y pathoCenic straLin
has a -g i t.,g-n -
of ~ V. dahl:Lae or Fusarium mysporum f . vasinfectum, which r hi f P~:. hr- f- J.
city for young cotton plants, did not produce an imuniving P"ffect. IrSection
with the strongly patbogenic strain of V. dahliae irvis conducted 2 dajo lifter
inmunization ' Tile imunity varied in degree, depending an the I'unguo by t"Ilich
It was produced and neached 10Cf% with the use of the Weakly pathogenic ctrain
of V. dabliae. Develam.-ent of immity vas acconparied by an increase,-" ~-ynthe-
sis of protc.-inn in plants, partictilarly of' rwoxidane isoenzymv5. The eCfeqtr,
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FEDOTOVA,T. I. and GUSEVA, N1. N., Kikologiya i Fitopat)
logiya, Vol 14, No 6,
1970, PP 512-516
of a single immunization were not lasting; upon ivnunization with the we-akly
pathogenic strain of V. dahliae, the induced :~rnunity disappeared with 8-13
days. The content of isoenzynes approached that of non~:Urumiunized controls to-
ward the 13th day. Repeated exposure, rather thwn a Single infection ulth :m
immunizing strain, may be assumed to occur in nature,,hot-iever. It has been- ob-
served that cotton varieties which are resistant to cotton root rot are suscep-
tible to verticillosis and those that are susceptible to root rot show resistance
to vertici-Ilosis. Immunity induced by another pathogenic. fac-tor may be involved
here. Experiments to check the correctness of this asswiption will be conducted.
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USSR UDC 621.7l~l2.004.2
FEDOTOYA, V. S.
"Study of the Autoignition Temperature of Powders of goron and Its
Compounds With Refractory Metals".
Problemy inzhenernoy okhrany truda (Problems of Engineering Protection
of Labor], (Moscow Institute of Steels and Alloys, 63), Moscow, 1970,
pp. 41-45, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No. 1,
.1971, Abstract No.1'G506 by the author).
Translation: The ignition temperatures of powders of~B in various
modifications and a number of its.compounds with Ti and Zr are studied
in a bed using the method of the N[6scow,lnstitute of Steels and Alloys.
The approximate mechanism of ignition of powdered B is. determined on the
basis of analysis of low-temperature oxidation right up to the temperature
preceding the beginning of ignition. 2 tables; 7 biblio. refs.
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USSR UDC: 5761851.5'11.097.29
FELCTECIVA, Yb. M., of' Rlo=e
TrLSI-itUt- P-rep:L-ratims inen; L. A.
"The Effect of Anthrax Toxin on Cells Cultures in vitroll
Koscow, Arkhiv Pato-logii, Vol 12, No 11, 1070, nP 30-33
p
Abstract: &-nosure of HeLa (himan ca-rbinoma) =-:I PI (hww'-n mmion) ceI13 to
mthrax toxin for 3 days faile~i to Produce any -aorphologic'n"'ily pronounced def?e-
nerative changes, but the culture was less dense than the control, suggenting
an inhibition of growth. In a culture of gmtinea pir, ipleen paritonea-1, macro-
. Iz -
ami -cduced 6--gene-itive
phages, the addition of anthrxt t m pi chzi-ires in the f,-,:-m
of a rounding of the cells vrithin h hours, increased liasophl-lia of the c5toplasm.
and poor differentiation in the stainin.g of the nucle-,Ls Pnd cytoplasn. Llthcugh
these changes -verre si%!~st-quez-tly reve-rsed, the grc,-.-~th af the c-aLtU,-*e Waz,
ed, as shomm by the greater sparseness of the layer of e7per-imCntal. cello as
compared with the
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PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnaffolikrobiolog, i'p Ep~demiq.Logi'J.-B
I=unobiologii 1970,,Nr Zo PP
A STUDY OF SPECIFIC ANTITOXIC ACTIVITY
OF THERAPEUTIC GLOBULINAGAINST,AN[THRAX
Yu. At. Fedolona, A. A. Ulanow.
The, authors studied the antitoxic activity of thvrapeutji-- globulins against anthrax
produced in the USSR. A method of neutralization of anthrxi toxin in the skin of guinea
pigs was used. The globulins under study proved to possess a hl~rh antitoxic activity - t1ley
neutralized the standard toxin dose in a dilution of 10-3- 1()-4-
REELIFRAIME
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24licrobiology
7-
USSR Uu-C: 576-851-511-C97-291
-CYI-:U-IVj'A YU. M. and ULO'c"'IA, A.A.1 Control institute for 3-4omxodicall
ions imeni Tarasevich
"The Specificity of Anthrax Toxin Produced in Vitro"
Io A, 1970,1
Moscow, Zhurmal Milcrobiologii, Epidemiologii i limaunobiob.14,ri i, II
Pp, 111-113
Abstract: Anthrax toxin uroduced in vitro on a nutrient medium
-was applied to the skin of guinea pigs. The speci _Uy of t1le wzaG
tested by adding antianthrax serum globulin and of 'Ute-rapeutic
sera against bracellosis, mea-..3;e-., tickhorne encephaLitis, dipbther;~L,
tetanus, and gas gm-ngrene. The resultant skill react.,C)II vu,"; eht~racnerized Irr,
the edema index (ratio of the thickness of the skir. fold befOre injectioll
to that a fter ~njeczion, i.e by the size of the ede=a) . Tlie Loxin wa--~
neutrttlizect only irhan opecific gloiNLIAn of therapeutic st-a-Im
to it. The edema index -was 0. DOnOJILICifiC SMU fL:Ilr-,d Lo
Aded 41
the toccir" and th-e X -,MS as when tc-xir Llcme -.ras us--ed:
much less than 42.7US in all cases.

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STUDY OF THL SPCCIFICITY Jr- ANTHRAX TOXIN ')I!TA[N(.'I) IN VIlq0 -j-
AUTHOR-102)-Ft~DOTOVA YU.M.v ULANOVAv A.A.
OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLOGIlt EPIDE.MIOLOGII I IMMUN03101LOGII, 1970, %JR 3,
PP 111-113
.OATE PLJHL ISHED ------- 70
SU8JECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
.T,OPIC,TAGS--ANTHRAX, BACTERIAL TOXINI kNCEPHALITIS, MEASLES, BRUCELLOSIS,
DIPHTHERIA
~11.'GNTRGL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIUNS
~DCCUMENT CL4SS--UNCLASSIFIFD
'PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/1494 STEP NO--UR/0016/'70/0001003/Ollt/0113
C14C ACCESSION NO--AP0109554
UNCLASSIFIED
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ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACI. THE AUTHORS STUDIED THE
SPECIFICITYi~OF ANTH14AX OBTAINED IN VITRO ON SEMISYNTHETIC NUTRIENT
MEUIUM ELABORATED BY THE AUTHORS. SMITHIS ME-THOO!WAS USED FOR THIS
PURPOSE (THE ACTIVITY 9F ANTHRAX TOXIN WAS DETERMINED OY ITS [NTRADFRMAL
INJECTION). THE RESULTS OF THIS REACTION WAS ASSESSED BY-JEDEMA iNbEX
SUGGESTED BY THE AUTHORS. IT APPEARED THAT THE TOXIN WAS IIEUTRALIZED
ONLY WITH SPECIFIC GLOBULIN rlF THE THERAPEUTIC ANTiF4RAX:SFRUM A14D T14AT
ITS ACTIVITY PERSISTED AFTER ADDITION OF THERAPEUTIC SERUM PREPARATIONS
AGAINST DIPHTHERIA, TETANUSt GAS GANGRENEs BRUCELLPSIS#' TICK BORNE
ENCEPHALITIS AND MEASLES. THUSt A STRICT SPECIFICITY OF ANTHROX TOXIN
-OBTAINED IN-VITRO WAS DEMONSTRATED.
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Immunology:
USSR uDc; 615-363,6;5t6.85l.51f-Q36-8
FEDOTOVA, YU. M. and ULANOVA, A.A., Control Institute for Bicmr;.,dical Frerara-
-.4ims"i7mcia Tarasevich
"Study of the Specific Antitoxic Activity of Therapeutic Afttianthr-ax Globi.Lliu"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immuliobiol6gii, 110. 19'TO, pp
47-51
Abstract: The antitoxic activity of antianthrax g~-bbulln prcduced in tile USS?
was determined by a method suggested by H. Smith e1 al. (1955). rhe -nethod
is based on neutralization of the pathological effect or anthray toxin,
which causes hyperemia and edema in guinea pigs when administered intr---
dermally. The results are expressed as the ratio of the tbickn~:oa of the skin
fold at the eduma oite to the thicktican of' the fold of heti:Lthy sk:1-11 in the
Game animal. Experimen-W ohowed thaL tile titer of the antfl.oxic rietivity
of all 22 series of globulins tested ranged from 10-3 to:lb-11. The findings
are consistent" with clinical observations which indicate that the inte~nsity
of both systemic and local pathological symptoms of anthrax diminishes within
.24 hours of administration of the serum.
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USSR UDC: 537-533-34
YAKUSHEV, Ye. M., Institute of N clea--
KEWMAN, V. M., JEDUb- iu
Physics of the Academy of.Sciences of the Fazakh SSR,,Alma-Ata
"Deflection of Parallel Beams of Charged Particles by a Flat Electrostatic
Mirror"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki Ze
Vol 41, No 9Y S P 71, PP 1825-1831
p
Abstract: The authors discuss the electron-optical properties of a flat
electrostatic two-dimensional mirror which is distin !shed by the fact
gu
that a parallel beam of charged particles incident on~its surface remains
parallel in the paraxial approximation after reflection as well. it is
shown that there are two types of flat electrostatic mirrors which diflfcr
with respect to the nature of the trajectories. Cardinal points are
defined for each type of mirror. The nature of angular aberrations is
investigated, and expressions are found for the aberration coefficients.
In the direction naraliel to the central plane of the~mirror, aberraticLs
vanish to the fourth order, while in the direction perpendicular to -zh-JS
plane, aberrations vanish to order three. The general theory is applied

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USSR UDC 669 71 72( 0 S)
mLyarvi A. S. DICH, 1. 1. VIKIIJAMEV, A. A.
A. 0 Es" Plant an6 Ynst Ltime L,
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Siberian Dapartimont of ,l~.czjdc-rjy 0- Sciellce.,3
"Di~xtice for Disassembly of Lining of
USSR Autlions' Certificate Va 2909!19, Cl. C 22d 3/02, C 22 d 3 1-2, f I I c d
1-8 -Nov 6~-, puhllshc(i 1.1 71. vir~jya, .1, Jan 721
Abstract No IG125P)
Translation cf !--tract; Thl;!; (I,-.vicr- for the of -,'-w
'lluminill-.1 Clearolyzors in accordarice author's
1967, AbsLn.1-L :,"o i(,13j) is uniquo in that, in m.-dol ralse
rillar
oporating re I ilab 1 1 i ty ,ne. 'o,zo-Aw, column consisln, of ;i
to which a crituo, zi!-m i,; Iiiii"'oll, ;),nda platforilit cit
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~BOILING POINT 150DEGREES) FR04 TtiE PECHORA KOZHVA;GAS CONDENSATE DEPOSIT
AUTHOR-(03)-KkUPENSKIY, V.I., STUKANOVAr L.N., FEDULOV, S.Ao-
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED*t NEFT GAZ 1970, 13[3), 68
,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY# MATERIALS
"TOPIC TAGS--GASOLJNE, CHEMICAL COMPOSITION, NATURAL GAS, -PETROCHEMISTRY,
PETROLEUM DEPOSIT, GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
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TO 100 HYDROCARBONSt INCLUDING 73.3PERCENT PARAFFINIC (52PERCENT
N-PARAFFINIC), I-3PERCENT AROMATIC, AND Z5.4PERCENT.NAPHTHEN[Go BEING
ALSO SUITABLE AS PETROCHEM. RAW MATERIAL. FACILITY: UKHT. IND.
INST., UKHTA, USSR.,
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USSR UDC: 529.78
'YKIN, A. Ya., TKACHENKO, V. S., FEDULOV, V, M., FER171K, N. S.
L
E
"Cesium Nuclear-Beam Reference in the Secondary Frequency and 'rimc Standard
of Khar1kov State Institute of Measures and Measuring instrumoonts"
Tr. Metrol. In-tov SSSR. Khar'Rov. N11 Metrol. 111ork's of Metrological
Institutes of the USSR. Khar1kov. Scientific Research Institute for
Metrology], 1972, No 7, pp 80-99 (Translate-d-from Referativny Zhurnal
Metrologiya. i lzmeritellnaya Teklinika, No 4, 1973, Abstract.No 4.32.540,
from the Resume).
Translation: Results are presented front studies of the shoyt-term and long-
terin instability of the frequency of cesium nuclear bepit Standards. 111C
reproducibility of the frequency of a cesium nuclear b6am standard, measured
by comparison of the frequency of two standards in the~AFC mode, is, 3.6,10-1L.
It is shown that the relative error introduced by the electronics developed
at the Khar1kov State Institute of Measures and lkleasuring lil-StrUflients, for
the cesium standard is not over 3-lo-12. The change ja phase differcitc(o in
the arms of the U-shaped resonaLor with time was tested by rx-asurement. of t~c
quality of the U-shaped resonator and width of the spectral nbso-rption lines.
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FEY"V, YU. I.
"On the Calculation of Energy Profile Losses in the Hing La.ttice of the
Stator of Hydraulic Turbines"
"Gidromekhanika. Resp. Me-zlived. Sb.11 HydroMechanics.. Repul blie Ittteerdep~%rt*,,,,ental
Collection], 1972, Vol 21, PP 103-106 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal, No 6, June
72.-49. Turbostroyen-iye. Abstract No 6.49-150)
Translation: The possibility is denonstrated to use the calc-ilation of enerj7,v
profile losses by the Laytts,,mnskiy, L. G. method for the deter-mination and the
analysis of energy losses in radial stators of hydraulic turbines. The profile
losses of enerlry are calculated con3idering additional.losses at the exrense
of the thickness of the leading ed4,,e of the profile. ~Meoratical calcttlation
results are compared vith experimental data obtained by investigation of -0-jer
chn-acteristics of radial rotors at the Kharlkw Branch of the Machine Science
and Automation Institute of the Academy of Sciences, U~:rSSIR- Five bw-lblio. mfs.
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USSR UDC 6W6927.7-07
POSTOVIT, V. A., Doctor of Medical Sciences, and Ye N Candidate
of Medical Sciences, Kiev Scientific Research Insti Diseases,
Ukrainian SSR Ministry of PublicHealth,
"Clinical Picture and Diagnosis of Paratyphoid Fever A"
Moscow, Klinicheskaya Neditsina, Vol 50, No 6, 1972, pp 1.35-138
Abstract: To study the clinical picture of paratyphold fever type A, tile
course of the disease in 140 patients from 1950-1~70 was analyved. The need
for such a study was due to incomplete description of the disease, ongol-ig
incidence of cases, and difficulty in diagrLosi. In laboratory diagnosis,
the duratIon of pathogenic activity in blood, feces, urine and bile of the
catma wan establirhed. flumoculture wnq mout IndicalAve potiftivo re-
action); 141dal's reactLon in 38.7% of the subjects was negative or Its titer
did not reach a-diagnostic level. Clinical data reflected a polymorphism of
symptoms. Most. significant of these were an, acute onset of the disease (72.11"'),
enlargement of the liver (89.3%) and spleen (71.4%), fre-quent earlv Rose rash
on the skin, (exanthema in 54.3%), relative bradycardia (6,5.9%), -noderate
leucopenia (55%) or normocytosis (30%). amd stomach pain (.39%), Dyspeptic
and catarrhal disturbances as well as fever were common. The'researchers
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POSTOVIT, V. A., and FEDULOVA, Ye, N. Klinicheskaya IMeditsina, Val 50, No 6,
1972, pp 135-138
noted three variants of the disease: typhoid (55.8%), catarrhal (19.3%),
gastrointestinal (14.2%), and mixed (10.7%). Five percent of the ill had
relapses and 7.8% had complications. A small number suffered intestinal
perforations (0.7%) and intestinal hemorrhages (0.7%).
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TITLE--INDIRECT HEMAGGLUTINATION REACTION USED 1,14 THE DIAGNOSIS OF YYPAOID.
w _U_
'AUTHOR-(02)-GRAB(JVSKIYv P.M.1 FEDULOVA, YE.YA.
CLUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~SOURCE-ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLOGII, EPIDEMICLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII, 1970, NR 3,
PP 51-54
,,.DATE PUBLfSHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
:TOPIC TAGS--HE14AGGLUTINATION, TYPHOID FEVER, D IAGNOS T I CMETHOOSy
ERYTHCCYTE, ANTIGEN, ANTIBODY
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~1-1 RC ACCESSIGN' NO-AP0106274
A13,STRACT/EXTRA(;T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TffF AUTH0J,!S SUGGEST A SINGLE
METHOD OF OBTAINING SENSITIZED HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES ( 1-0 BL:)(.)0 SRIUP)
LUADED WITH 0 AND,Vl TYPHOID ANTIGENS. -Wl~EN STORED IN A REFAIGERATOR
THESE SENSITIZED ERYTHROCYTES RETAINED TAEIR PROPERTIES. FOR kflT LFSS
THAN 3 MONTHS. - NINETY ONE PAriENTS SUFFERING FROM,'TYPHOID WEqE EXAMINED
:IN THE COURSE OF THE DISEASE (217 SERA)- THE DISEASE WAS CONFtlkMEO BY
INDIRECT HEMAGGLUT 'INATION REACTION.IN 73.6PERCENT AND V.1 AGGLUTININS
WERE REVEALED IN 59.2PERCENT OF THE PATIENTS. THE,~GRE
-AT~ST TITRES OF 0
ANT,160UIES-WERE FOUND DURING THE 2ND WEEK-oF THE DrSEASE. THIS REACTION
-IN THE DESCRIBED MODIFICATION CAN BE USED,. IN PRACTICAL,LABORATORIES.
UNCLASSIFIED.-

USSR UDC: None
YEROZGL11?-'S'H'IY, B. G., BOINDARB3.1711KO, L. IT, ,MOSTOVOY, Yu. A.,
OBI1ffAXU-,r, B. A. , FEDUNIN, V. P. ,and FRANK, 1_
"Measurement of Neutron Spin-Electron ImpulserAngular Correlation
in the Decay of Polarized Aeutrons"
Moscow, Pislma v L".1itirrial '2ksnerirlientallnoy iTeoretich(!skoy
Vol. 13, i'so. 7, 5 ~V".prii 1971, pp j56-359
Abstract: This letter offers an experimental method for precise
measurement, of~~ the an=ular ~cori~elation coej_*'.'~'i ien' in -he beta
L
decay of neutrons. L:o avoid errors due-to proton recoil and oth'-r
factors, -Uhe operatin- L-r).rt of the neutron beam in 15he experi-
mental ancara-~us iS se;:_-zrated out by a diaphragm 1"rom ~",,.e elec-
tron det~c'tor, and the -ecording of all decay protons corresponLd-
ing to the recorded eluctrons iz thus Cuaranteed. I A cross-
sectional sketch o-L.' tne ancaratus is give,n.. The polarization co-
efficient of t~lu licutron beam, menourud by thil- 3tern-Gerlac?i mi2-
thod, was 0.77 + O.C.2 a~ an intensity of 3 IF n;-ta'utrons/suc.

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Yr-.RO4zOLI-',aS*rlIY, B. G. et al, Pis mavZhurnal 11:141s T) e rime ntal Inoyi
Teorit K
ichesloy Fiziki, vol. 13, 110. 7, 5 April.101, pp 356-359
experimental .,orlk was done -Ja the MT-I'l rf"actor of the Institute
of Atomic Ener,~7 imuni 71. urchatov. "he aitthors exoress thei-
gratitude -'.--o F. Ye. Spivoth, for his:interest; to A. 1. Aionin,
A. G. Roslichin, A. '17u. -;-,ul-ikov, and S. I. Ktzzn::tsov for set-C.-ing,
up the equipmz:nt aia-d w-alking measure-ments; and 'to the persorl,,el
under the direction of V. P. Chernyshevich, i-i charge of the:
IRT-IN react-or,
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IBM-
Re.f. Code. UR 0297
2, pp 169 7/
PRIMARY SOURCE. Antibiotiki~ 9 ol 15, Nr~ll
EFFECT OF ERYTHROMYCIN ON RESPIRATION A~,;b oxibATIVE
PHOSPHORILATION JN LIVER MITOCHONDRIA OF ALBINO RATS
Al. G. hokarovtseva, V. V. Fedur
Kiev Medical Institute
The effect of ervthromycin on respiration, oxidative phosphorilation and coenzyme
Q levels in -the liver mitoebondria of rats treated with antibiot,46 for pf'olong periods
of time in spring and autumn was st"ied. Dependence of xespiration on the season was
-shown. Having no effect on intensity of oxygen uptake by the liv6r mitochondia in vivo,
erythromycin decreased esterification'of inorganic "Phosphorus which~ was especially ev.'dent
in spring. In vitroerythromycin had no etteCt On the processes studied.
REEL/FRAMLE

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USSR UDC 532.68
DERYAGIN, B. V. (Corresponding 11-fember, Academy of Sciences USSR); FEDYAKI'N, N. N. ,
and NOVIKOVA, A. V., Q:nstitute of Physical Ch C~ Y of ~ S c=""
ences
emistry, Acad m
Moscow,- and the Serpukhov Higher Command Engineering SchooI imeni Lenin Komsomol,
Serpukhov, Moscow Oblast')
"On Mirror Reflection of Molecular Vapor and Supermolecular Flow in Fine
Capillaries"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR (Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences USSR),
Vol 193, No 3, 1970, pp 561-564
Abstract: The authors briefly review the limitations of the co-qLae rule of
distributed reflection of molecules from cleaved alkali halide crystals and
discuss the relations and conditIons necessary for mirror. ref lectIrdn and the
limiting angle of total mirror reflection.
-ving
An experiment is described in which wat6r vapor escapes froin a captIlary ha
a radius of less than one micron. When the capillary is laviyer than the free
path of a molecule, the rate of vapor flow follows the Knudsen equation. When
the capillary is smaller, the flow is greater than that predicted by the Knudsen
equation. Under certain conditions of vapor density, molecules collide with the
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USSR
DERYAGIN, B 'V., et al, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR (Proceedings of the Academy
of Sciences USSR), Vol 193, No 3, 1970, pp 561-564
wall at less than the critical angles and can bounce back and forth between the
walls without colliding with other vapor molecules. Tile mirror angle for water
vapor is found to be 5 to 7 degrees. The capillary experiments are intended to
separate the mirror-reflected from the diffuse-reflected molecules. A theoreti-
cal relation is derived for the flow density of the vapor, and a proof, more
direct than the one given in a previous paper, is presented., Basis for tile
proof is the fact that the pressure of a neutral gas affects the path length
of the vapor molecules, and those that are reflected from the wall at less than,
the critical angle collide with molecules of the neutral gas before again qtrik-
ing the wall.
The rate of water vapor evaporation from a 56-micron capillary was measured at
various pressures. The water-filled capillary, sealed at one end, was placed
In a glass test chamber connected to a vacuum pump and containing silica gel.
Following the experiment-the moisture content of the gel w~s used to determine
the vapor pressure. The diameter of the capillary was less than the free path
length even at atmospheric pressure. Under these conditions the Knudsen
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DERYAGIN, B. V., et al, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR (Procieedings of the Academy
of Sciences USSR), Vol 193, No 3, 1970, pp 561-564
relation ought to be valid. Between 200 and 760 =n fig pressure the Knudsen
relation does hold, following a linear curve; below 200 i1g the evaporation
rate is markedly higher, but again it falls along a straight litie. The curves
represent the evaporation rate as a function of the reciprocal of the depth of
the liquid meniscus in the capillary.
It is concluded that with respect to sufficiently small-bore capillaries there
is a narrowair pressure interval at which Knudsen flow becomes supermolecular,
and the flow rate is independent of air pressure.
Orig. art. has 3 figs. and 10 refs.
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112 042 UNCLASSIFIEQ PROCESSING DATE--230CT7o
FtTLE--TURBULENT HEATING OF A PLASMA IN A DISCHARG~ 41TH A SKIN C()RfiEqT
_U_
AUTHOR-102)-DUBOVOY, L.V., FE-DYA.KOVAL V.P.
.COUNTRY OF [NFO--USSR
SOURCE---LHURNAL EKSPERTMENTALiNOY I TEORETICHESKOY~FIZt1kit ',970* VOL 530
NR 41 PP 1168-1177
PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--HlGfi FREQUENCY DISCHAPGEv PLASMA HFATING, TURBULENT PLASMA,
SKIN EFFECT, THERMODYNAMIC EFFICIENCY
RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PRCXY REEL/FRAME--l-368/1501 STEP 77
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AI)0106257
U, L It S11 F I F u"

212 042 U-NCL ASS IF I ED SS I --AT 2 T (o
rjr-C %rr=SSI,,,-
ARSTRACT/lEXT4ACT-10) AliSTRACT* t~ESULTS OF ANI EKPE~I-'1'7 N T A L
INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF HCATIN6 OF A -)LaSf-~4 IN A HUGH
FREQUENCY DISCHARGF WITH A SKIN CURRENT IN THE YORFiUL-EENT ST-M-: ARE
PRESENTED. A SCHENE Fl)~~ CALCULATING THE HFATINI~ OF t, ?'!-AS~Atl
IS PROPOSED FOR THE CASE WHE'."I [ON SOU,"40 INST4111LITY IS ExCITED VN riiE
REGION OF THE SKIN LAYER; DISCHARGE CLJRRE..,.,]' DIS.51PATI11%, 1~~i TiiE PLaSmA I%
THE TLFZ.4ULE"jT STATE ANi) rkcNsr-Ere PHENOMENA OCCU~~',~ING TO
THE EXTERNAL FIELD AND ACCOMPANIED BY DISSIPATIO-N OF THE HIGH FREQUEII~.'C.Y
FIELD ENERGY ARE TAKEN INTO ACCUUNT. THE APPLICA51LITY OF THE CONCEPTS
DEVELOPED [N WORK ON HIGH FREQUENCY DISCHARGES 'TO TL)4BULENT HEATING OF A
PLASMA BY SINGLE SHORT DURATION CURRENT PULSES IS OISCUSSED.
FACILITY: INST. ELEKTROFILICHESKOY APPARATURY 14. 06: V. YEFREMOVA.

USSR UDG: 533.9 ... 16
ANDRYUKHINA, E. D., IVATIOVSKIY, M. A., POPOV, S. N.,. FOPRYADUKfiTN,_A. P.
-FEDYANIN, 0. 1... KFOLINOV, Yu. V.
"Investigation of the Magnetic Field Structure of the Tor-1 and Tor-2
.Stellarators"
Tr. Fiz. in-ta .411 SSSR (Works of the Physics Institute, Academy of Sciences of
the USSR), 1973, 65, pp 73-81 (from RM-Fizika, No 6, Jun 173, abstract lo
6G358)
Translation: The electron beam method is used to study the structure of
magnetic surfaces in toroidall plasma traps with a double-helix field -- the
Tor-1 and. Tor-2 stellarators. Bean m onitorirg was done by, the conventional
probe method and by a high-speed dielectric grid method. It is shoum that the
-structure of the surfaces is regular up to angles of rotational~conversion i
of the order of 5.557 throughout the entire range of variation in i with the
exception of the resonance values i = Vi , 2 Tr , 4 '1r , for which expinsion of
the surfaces with the formation of a rosette structure is xecorded. The
amplitude of resonance perturbations measured with respect~to the width of the
of the amplitude of the nain 3tellarator field.
rosettes is of the order of 10-1
Bibl. 1-1 titles.

=094 NUCLEAR SCT. ABST. Coco
ATCO
55S fNP-t-.18601 MAGINETIC FIELD STRI~CTUR]j IN THF
TOR-1 STELLARATOR WITH I = 2. Andn,,-,kh1na.'
%4
Translated for Culhum Lah~, Abingdon,
Eng.. from Preprint No. 118. 16p. (CT0462) Dep. CF!rrl (U.
S. Sales Only).
The reoulti of magnetic meiisurentents in TOR-Ore repmed.
The existence of closed surfaces Is tixperinientittly!Cunfiriiii-ii.
The resonance reit nuM rotational
Jon is investigated. The tnaxin
transform Is 1 4 to 4,5, with a maximum shear -.9 3 A 11)
(auth)
!3rj00zC90

USSR UDC 669.017:539.216.2
TIMASHEV, S. F., andZS~A v~Xt- Physico-Chemic4l Institute imeni L. Ya.
Karpov
"Electron Theory of Metallic Films",
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 30, No74. Oct 70, pp 713-
721
Abstract: The problem of calculating the equilibrium characterts tics of the
gas of interacting electrons in a metallic film of thickness ~ is considered.
The approach is based an the apparatus of Green functions and correlation
functions and allows direct consideration of the effects of inter-electron
interaction in the Hartree-Fock approximation, and also of,the effects of
dynamic shielding. The authors thank Yu.~A. TSERKOVNIKOV for discussion
of the results.
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7ISSR UDC 5141.183
FFT)YANIN, V. 1