SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GINDINA, S.D. - GINSBURG, S.K.

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PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
112 037 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS OF VARIABLE COMPOSITION -U-
.AUTHOR-103)-SAVITSKIY, YE.M., BARON, V.V.t GINDINA, S.D.
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,SOURCE--DOKL. AKAD. NAUK SSSR 1970, 191(2), 338-40
...DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~.SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TAGS--NIOBIUM ALLOY, TANTALUM ALLOY, ELECTRON BEAM MELTING,
SUPERCONDUCTIVITYv SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
;PROXY. REEL/FRAME--1995/1115
STEP NO--UR/0020/70/19L/002/033ii/0340
ACCESSION NU--AT0116581
UNCLASSIFIEO

~2/2 037 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0116581
i:A65-TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES
WERE STUDIED FOR THE NB-TA SYSTEM IN WHICH A CONTINUOUS SERIES OF SOLID
SOLNS. IS FORMED AND THE VALUE OF T SUBC WAS DETD. AS A FUNCTION OF THE
COM PN -A NEW METHOD IS DESCRIBED FOR PREPG. MASSIVE SAMPLES OF VARIABLE
COMPN. USING VACUUM ZONE FUSION BY AN ELECTRON BEAMo THE VALUES OF T
SUBC SHOW THAT IN THE 5.1-10,5UEGREESK RANGE PART OF THE SAMPLE OF
VARIABLE COMPN* IS IN THE NORMAL STATE AND PART IN THE SUPERCONDUCTING.
FACILITY: INST. MET. IM. BAIKOVAt MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLA55 I
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USSR'
UDC 533.9-082.5
BORODIN, V. S., GEBEIKOV, V. D., frIl4TMD--,-- XAGAN, Yu. 14.
"Diagnostics of the Plasma of a Pulse Discharge in Hydrogen,
Part IV
Leningrad, Ontika i SDektrosho-)iya, Nlo 1, Jan 72, T)P 17-21
Abstract: As indicated in the title, this article is the second
p-ar-f--o-fa paper begun in volume 31, 1-971, p 525. The first part
dealt with the theory of plasma diagnostics; the present half is
concerned with the exDerimental verification of the theoretical
conclusions derived. For these experiments, the authors used a
pulse discharge in a chamber made of 4-cm thick plexiglass, mea-
suring 20 cm on a side, the chamber being cubic in shape. The
electrodes were tungsten rings irith an inner diameter of 0.7 cm,
placed 1.2 cm apart in the chamber. Quartz windows viere set in
both sides of the chamber for the purposes of observation. The
hydrogen filling the chamber had a pressure of 400-760 mm Hg, and
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"J:SSR
BORODrPT, V. S. et al Optika i SpektroskoDiya, 'To 1, Jan 72,
PP 17-21
the discharge in the chamber was made with a capa'citor of 72juF
charged from a rectifier. Diagrams of the equipment are given,
as well as pulse-shape photographs. -A table of electron concen-
trations measured in accordance with a method described in the
first half of the article is provided.
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USSR UDC 576-858
SKARIAT, I. V. , KALD NINA, NO. , GI and AGOL, V. I., Eoscow
Mn--s WA-1
State University imend N-. V. i7o7n~-nosov and Institute of Polionyelitis and
Virus Encephalitides, WSR Academy of Medical Sciences, 110SCOW
"Synthesis of Vi--rus-Sz)ecific Proteins in cells Infected with Ence-DhaJo-
myocazd1tis Virus"
Noscow, Doklady Akadeiaii Nauk SSSR, Vol 196, -140 3, Jan 71, PP 713-716
Abstracts Protein synthesis was studiea in cells of ascites carcinopa
Krebs-I4, infected ifith encephalonyocazditis virus. The cells were infected
with C1 -labled virus and tnen subjected to electrophoresis. Comparison
studies involving incubation of infected and noninfected cells were con-
ducted. Thro virus-specific, peptides forned in the infected cell correz5pond
in electrophoretic mobility to structural proteins isolated from mature
virus. Ho evideme of the low-molecular-weight, minor poptide enterinC into
the composition of the virus particle was detected in an extract of the in-
fected eel-Is. The data found confirmed the hypothesis that a high-molecular-
weight pepetide (or peptides) is the prinkazy product of the tram-slation of
MA, This high-molecula-r-weight peptide subsequent1f zzlits up into fu-nc-
tionally active proteins. In later stages of virus paxticle forration, it is
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SKARIAT, I. V., et al., Doklady Akadenii Pauk SSSR, Vol 190', Ito 3l Jan 71,
PP 713-716
possible that the peptides am split into even smaller fragments. It is
assumed that proteases participaie in the breakdoim of the p-rinary polypeptide,
which gives specificity to this process. Further studies are required to
elucidate this point.
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USSR UDC 629.7-03'-3:533-679.2
GDEVS-KEY, A. S., Y,0!21S.-i!E0V, A. V., PODOILINYI) I. R.; and SMTJ,YAN!(,"WA, A. 1%
"Aercdynamic Characteristics of Flat Nonstalling Diffusers"
Moscow, PromyshlertyLaya Aerodynamlka--Sbornik (Industrial AcrodynwAco--
Collection of Works), Mlashinostroyeniye, 1,10 30, 1973, Pi) 5-25 (from Pkeferatirnyy
Zhurnal--Aviatsionnyye i Rnkketnnye Drislateli, 110 10, 1973, Abstract No 10.31-56-
Resume)
Translation: Resitltr, are presented of computer calculations of the aerodymmic
characteristics of the initial and principal sectors of a series of diffuSiz:rs
with stx-aigjit walls for a bro~Ld range of angles of ap-erture (from 00 to 200)
and Reynoldn numbers (from lo4 to jr)7), and a parammater c1heascterizing, the ini-
tial nonuniformity of tile velocity profila within tile input crorm; section of the
diffaser. 20 fibawcs. 8 references.

USSR UDC 532.526
VLASOV, YE. V., GINEVS-KIY, A. S.
"Effect of Sonic Disturbances on the Transition of a Laminar Boundary Layer to
Turbulent"
Uch. zap. Tsentr. aero-gidrodinam. in-ta (Scientific Notes of the Central Acro-
hydrodynamic Institute), 1971, Vol 2, 11o 2) pp 1-10 (from PZh-11ekhanilm, No 11,
Nov 71, Abstract No 11B588)
Translation: The results of an experimental study of the effect of sound vi-
brations of different intensity and frequency propagated along the flow on the
turbulence of the external flow and the transition at the boundary 1.1yer are
discussed. It is demonstrated that for sufficiently high sound intensities the
degree of turbulence of the longitudinal velocity pulsations increases sharply
at the same time as the degree of turbulence of the transverse components of
the velocity pulsations remains practically invariant. It is noted chat the
mechanism of forced transition under the effect of sound vibrations can be
dual: for a very intense signal, independently of the frequency, the transi-
tion is caused by increased turbulence of the external flow; for a comparatively
weak signal, but entirely defined frequencies, the transition is caused by
resonance phenomena, that is, the interaction of sound wa,,es and Tollmin-
Schlichting waves in the boundary layer.
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PHYSICS
Acoustics
USSR
UDC 535.225t534.232.8
GINGIS. A. D., D.OKHIKYAN R. G., KARINSKIY, S. S., and MOROSOV, A. I.
- . . WM--
"Measurement of Ultrasonic Wave Attenuation and Photoelastic Constants for
Cubic CaF. and BaF2 Crystals"
Moscow, Izvestlya Akademii Nauk SSR, Seriya Fizicheskayal Vol 35, NO 5, Hay
71, pp 984-986
Abstract: The article describes results of a study of the dependence of
longitudinal ultrasonic wave absorption in CaF2 and B&F2 crystals on frequency.
as well as the photoelastic constants of BaF2 single crystals. the results
indicate the followingi 1) W2 and CaF 2 materials are promising for use in
ultrasonic devices owing to low ultrasonic wave attenuation and the possibility
of fabricating large-size crystals; 2) H&F2 sinGle crytitals can be used as &n
acoL-stic line for ultrasorAc light modulators over a wide range of light
waves.
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Acc. Nt: Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
0004t33815~ CHEMICAL ABST.
94412X Epitaxial piezoelectric transducers. Morozov
A n T A IQ A - P. I-
%... ';a x i a- _Wz'.t
IE?p~i 0 rans-
Tela
ducers were prepd., based on CdS films grown by gas transport.
Frequency characteristics were investigated of these transducers
of longitudinal and transverse ultrasound waves at 10:-600 MHz.
The dynamic range of such piezoelec. tmnsducers is >80 decibels.
The relative transmission band is 100-120%, with conversion
losses of 20-5 deci bets. Good temp. stability was noted for these
transducers. Data are given on dampling of longitudinal ultm-
sound waves in Ge at 80, 3(A and 430*K. Prospects for. appli-
Sation of piezoelec. transducers are discussed. A. Libackjj j
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REEL/FRAM
19806 E
09G

Analysis and Testing
USSR UDC:669.18.0ii6.5,16.2
SYPKOVA, YE. A., GINIYATULLIN, 1. N., SHADRUINOVA, A. P. and TRAKHTENGERTS,
M. L., Magnitogor;TTI-ining and 11-fetallurgical Institute
"Determination of the Content of Sulfur in Steel by a Thermoelectric
Method"
Moscow, Metallurg, No 1, Jan 74, pp 23-25
Abstract: The influence of sulfur on the thermal eilif of steel is slight,
so that the content of sulfur in a sample of steel cannot be determined
by direct measurement of the thermal emf. However, if a strictly meas-
ured quantity (I.Sl) of aluminum is dissolved in the steel specimen, a
portion of the aluminum is bonded with the sulfur, while a portion re-
mains in solid solution. The quantity of aluminum remaining in solid
solution is inversely proportional to the quantity of Sulfur in the
specimen. Aluminum in solid solution has a great influence on the
thermal emf, allowing an indirect determination of the content of sulfur
in the steel. Laboratory and industrial experiments performed at two
metallurgical combines have shourn that the method provides good accuracy
of sulfur determination (mean square variation from chemical method in
sulfur content ranges 0.02-0.1.2% and 0.12-0.2211-1 is ~0.0025 and -W.0042%
S respcctivel),). The analysis time is noL over 1.5-2 minutes.
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112 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
TITLE-ThEkt~GELECTRIC METI-CC FOR DETERMINI,';G THE DEPTH OF AN ALUMINIZED
LAYER -U-
ALTHCR-(03)-SFA0RUN0VAj A.P.9 GINHATULLIN, I-Nl.v 0OLMATDVAj A.A.
CCL%TRY OF INf-0-LSSR
SCURCE-ZAVC0- LAB. 1970, 36(3), 305-6 N-T
DATE PUBLISHEC----70
SUaJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--IIETALLURGIC RESEARCH FACILITY, METAL TUBE, METALLOGRAPHY,
SOLID SOLUTION, IRON ALLOY, ALUMINUM ALLOY, INTERMETALLIC COMPOUND,
METALLOGRAPHY, ALUMINIZINGi METAL COATINGr THERMOELECTROMOTIVE FORCE
CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/URAME--3001/0529 STEP NO--UR/0032/70/036/003/0305/0306
CIRC ACCESSICIN NO-AP0126277
I '~ 'C 1. A S S 11: 1 C f)

212 035 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING OATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NU--APOL26277
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GF-O- ABSTRACT. THE DEPENDENCE OF THE THERMAL EMF.
UPON THE AL CGNTENT hAS USED FOR DETG. THE DEPTH GF ALUMINIZED LAYERS OF
STEEL TUBES. THE THEkAAL EMF. HAS A MAX. AT THE SURFACE OF THE SAMPLE,
PASSES THkGLGH A MIN.s ThEN RISES TO ACQNST. VALUE. THE ALUMINIZED
LAYER THILKNESS INDICATED BY METALLCGRAPHIC ANAL. COINCIDES WITH THE
MIN. CiF THE THERMAL EMF. AND CURRESPCNDS TO THE LOCATION OF THE FE SUB3
AL PHASE* WHILE THE THERMOELEC, METHOD GIVES THE ACTUAL DEPTH (UP TO THE
POINT iWHEkE TFE ThERMAL EMF. BECOMES CONST.) THUS INCLUUING THE
THICKNESS OF THE ALPhA SOLID SULN. FACILITY: MAGNITOGORSK.
GURNOMENT, INST. IM. NOSUVA, MAGNITOGORSK, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 678.7-074
GINTYATULLIN ~-I. K11. . KHASANTOV., M. Mi.., TIMERGALE"YEA'.. R. G. .1 and
1.
V. A... Chair of Plastic Materials, Kazan' Engineer-
ing Construction Institute
"Synthesis and Study of Modifying Properties of Phosphorus Contain-
ing Oligourethanes"
Ivanovo, Izvestiya X'UZ -- Khimiya i Khimicheskaya Telchnologiya,
Vol 16, No 4, 1973), pp 631--6')2
Abstract: A study was carried out on the possibility of modifying
poly-vinyl chloride with specially synthesized olirrouret-hanes con-
tain:Lng phosphorus. The oligomers were obtained by reacting
toluylenediisocyanate, a simple polyester, with trihydroxymethYl-
phosphine at 800, in a stream of nibrogen. A complex of physical.
properties of the system PVC-olif-purethane, has L)ccri presenLed as
a function of the concentration of components. An interpretation
has been presented for the non-linear type of changes of the
effective viscosity, glassing temperature temperature of flvi.clit-y,
and flow index n for the abo'v'e system. It has been shot-oi that
addition of small quantities of oli-ourethanes (4-5 w-ei,rht parts
per 100 weight parts of PVC) to PVC"loivers the nef, T and increases
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GI\,IYATULLI-N!, NI. IK-11. , et al.., Izvestiya VUZ -- Khimiya i Khimi-
cheskaya Tekhnologiya, vol 16, No 4, 1973, pp 631-632
relative elongation, improving the processing and utilization
qualities of the material.
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USSR
UDC 547.76'241t542.952.1
ARBUZOV, B. A., VIZEL' s A. 0., TNTYMPIMT.'rt L-A&4- , and SHCHUXINA, L. I.,
A -
Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry lmerr& A. ye. Arbuzov, Academy of
Sciences USSR, Kazan'
"Isomerization of I-Oxo-chlorophospholenes in Presence of Phosphorus Trichloride"
Riga, Xhimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, No 12, Doe 71t pp 1616-1619
Abstracts The effect of phosphorus trichloride on I-oxo-l-chlorophospholenes
was studied. Heating the phospholenes to 130-16o 0in presence of PM leads
to a migration of the double bonds phospholenes-3 are converted to Drivatives
of phospholenes-2 at a high conversion yield. The reverse process is difficult.
Further experiments have shown that dry hydrogen chloride is Incapable of
causing similar double bond migration, No migration was observed also in case
of 3-methyl- and 4-methylphospholenes. Anotherwordsp during the synthesis
of phospholene derivatives, isomerization may occur due to the presence of PM5
leading to a mixture of products.
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USE OF CC+IFUTERS IN 111F L~IERGENCY YXDLCAL SERVICE
UDC: 614.681-07:661.i
(Article by 1.1. Sobonis and Y.B. Gurnuffkas. Candidates of Medical Sciences,
and fic FoGearch Institute of Experimental and Clinical
1"dicine O_F_UM~anlan SSR, Vflniur; Mocco-4, Sovctrkovu Zdr avoo khraneniya,
R-janian. No 11, 1972, nubzitted 29 Juna 1972, pp 47-5~1
The emergency medical service is of primary significr-ace in the
p-~blic health syntem, aincQ the people's needs for such service should
be --at fully and promptly.
In order to respond to calls promptly and render good care to the
sick and victims of accidents it is necessary to use better and more effect-
ive forms of organization of the work of different elements of the emergency
station. This requires up to date. objective, and sufficient informatiou
About the different work Indicen. ponnible only by using computers.
In order to anness the work at the emergency station of Vilnius.
whone volume of work Is increasing annually (see Table), the Minsk-22
coriputer has been used dince 1968. 'rho basic principle of the system is
an follows. Informntion is gathered according to developed pri=.ar7
record forma which arc needed due to the nature and scope of routine
operation for the OLaLlong adminlatrutura, statistical reports, and
ujAsin~e,..tnt Lodicu. The primir7 forma of work records are the emergency
call card (form t~o 252a) the latest variant of which has been used at the
cmqrgency stations of Vilnius end Younan with the permission of the office
of 1~oalth statistics of the USSR Ministry of linalth since 1 January 1971;
report of the senior physician on duty or the shift; medical personnel
record card; dispatcher's report about operntion of ambulances during
his shirt; stub (form No 254) to as"eas the quality of diagnootics; a
record d~allng with expenditure of budget resources over a period of one
monh.
Cn-duty dispatchers. senior physician for the shift, and the doctors
or modi C41 f4ldsh or a of all teams on duty that respond to calls Independently
take rare of codi ng date on the primary record forms.
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1/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--EXAMINATIeN OF THE RESISTANCE OF THE PURIFIED PREPARATION OF THE
HYPOTHALAMIC FACTOR STIMULATING THE OISCHARGE OF THE LUTEINIZIP-4G HORMONE
AUTHOR-(02)-BASGVAj G.G., GINCOMANY L-M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PROBL. ENDOKRINOL. 1970Y 16(2)p 68-72
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:SUBJECT AREAS--BIBLOG-ICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
:.TOPIC TAGS--PITUITARY HORMONE9 PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME# CHEMICAL REACTION,
AMINO ACID
'-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0601 STEP NO--UR/0502/70/016/002/0068/0072
,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117829
UNC LASS IF I ED

2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0117829
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ACTIVITY OF THE LH RELEASING
(LR) FACTOR WAS LOST AFTER INCUBATION WITH ENDUPEPTIOASES (PEPSIN
CHYMOTRYPSIN, AND TRYPSIN) AND DID NOT CHANGE AFTER INCUBATION WITH
EXOPEPTIDASES (CARBOXYPEPTIDASES A, ANO N, AND LEUCINAMINOPEPTIDASE).
THE LOSS OF THE ACTIVITY AFTER TRYPSIN TPEATMENT INDICATES THAT ARGININE
AND LYSINE ARE INCLUDED IN THE PEPTIDE FRAGMENTS. ABSENCE OF THE AMINO
ACIDS ON THE END OF PEPTIDE FRAGMENT MIGHT BE AN EXPLANATION FOR THE
PERSISTENCE OF THE LR FACTOR ACTIVITY AFTER THE INCUBATION WITH
EXOPEPTIOASES. FACILITY: INST. EKSP. ENDOKRINOL. KHIM. GORMON.,
MOSCOWv USSR.
UNCLASSIFIFC)

USSR UDC 621.315-592
GLADKOV, P. S. , GINODI-fa, V. B. $ ZHURKIN, Z. C. , PENIN, N. A.
"Photodielectric Effect in Compensated p-Type Silicon"
Leningrad, Fizika i Teklinika Polunrovodnikov, Vol 5, No 11, 1971, pp 2219-2221
Abstract: A study was made of the photodielectric effect caused by localized
charge carriers in p-type silicon alloyed with zinc and phosphorus. Study of
this material permitted observation of the photodielectric effect caused by
the polarizability of the neutral phosphorus atoms arisiii,gfrom two causes:
1) the initial material had p-type conductivity and ail the phosphorus atoms
were ionized,that is, polarization of the small donor atoms (phosphorus) was
absent; 2) inasmuch as the zinc in the silicon is a deep acceptor admixture,
the polarizability of the zinc atoms could be neglected since the polarizabil-
ity a - (Ei)- , where E i is the ionization energy of the admixed atoi.,,s. The
experinental setup is described, and the results are discussed. The experii-.ien-
tally obtained value of the polarizability of the donor adnixture of phosphorus
in the silicon agrees well with the theoretical value of a theory calculated by
the formula presented in the paper by D'Altroy, et al. [Lhv.9. Rev., No 103,
1671, 1956]. Under the assumption that the basic Contribution to the
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GLADKOV, P. S., et al., Fizika i Tekhnika Polunrovodnikov, Vol 5, No 11, 1971,
pp 2219-2221
polarizability of the light donor admixture is made by an electron with an
effective mass m, = 0.19 mo, and the contribution of the electron with the mass
M*
ir 0.97 m. can oe neglected. The calculations show that the electron with
heavy mass gives a polarizability of 1.7-10-20 cm3 which is two orders less than
the contribution to the polarizability by the light electron equal to 2.3-10-16
CM3. A graph is presented for the time dependence of the frequency shift of
the oscillator used in the experiment after cessation of illumination. The
decay curve is nonexponential, which is characteristic of the process of inter-
admixture recombination.
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1/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
TITLE--DEPL;.C[hCE OF HYPERFINE SPLITTING ON UNIAXIAL COMPRESSION 1.14 THE
EPR SPECTkUY, UF PHOSPHORUS IN STRONIGLY DOPED N SILICON -U-
ALTHCJR-(04)-GINODMAN, V.b., GLADKOV, P.S., ZHURKIN, B.G., PENIN, N.A.
CCLNTRY GF INFC--USSR
~SOURCE-FlZo TEKHo POLUPROV. 1970, 4(2), 325-8.
DATE PUBLISHED-----7C
..SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--SILICCN--SEVICONDUCTORt ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE,
~PHOSPHORUS, LINE SPLITTINGt HYPERFINE STRUCTURE
CUITRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/f-RAME-1996/1868 STEP NO--UR/0449/70/004/002/0325/0328
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0118832
UNGLASSIF En
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2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0118832
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITLE EFFECT WAS STUDIED EN 3
N SI SAMPLES WITH DIFFERENT DONOR CCNCNS. IN SUBD EQUALS 3 TIMES 10
PRIME-16i 2 TIMES 10 PRIMEL7, AND 5 TIMES 10 PRIME17-CM PRIME3) AT
4.2CEGREESK. COMPRESSION P EQUALS 26 KG-14M PRIMEZ WAS APPLIED
PERPENDICULAR TO THE (100) AXIS. ThE PRESSURE DEPENDENCE OF THE
MAGNITUDE GF HYPERFINE SPLITTING A IN SAPPLES WITH N SUBD EQUALS 3 TIMES
10 PRIME16-CM PRIME3 COINCIDES WITH ThE THEORETICAL9 WHILE THE SAME
DEPENDENCES IN THE MURE STRONGLY DOPED SAMPLES L.IE WELL ABOVE THE
THEORETICAL. THE A PRESSURE DEPENDENCE 15 CONSIDERED AND APPROPRIATE
EXPRESSICNS ARE CERIVEO SHOWING THAT THE SHIFT TO HIGHER A VALUES IS
'CONSISTENT WITH THE ANTIFERROMAGNETIC CHARACTER OF THE EXCHANGE
INTERACTION OF THE P DOPANT. THE ENERGY OF EXCHANGE INTERACTION J is
DETD. EXPTL. AND THE DEPENDENCE OF J ON THE MEAN DISTANCE R BETWEEN
DONOR ATOMS IS PLOTTED WITH PRESENT AND EARLIER DATA. THE EXPTL. POINTS
LIE FAIRLY CLOSE TO THE THEORETICAL LINE CALCD. WITH J SUBO EQUALS 6.28
TIMES 10 PRIME14 HZl A BOHR RADIUS ALPHA EQUALS 20.8 ANGSTROM; AND R
EQUALS C.69N SUBD PRIIMENEGATIVEONE THIRD. FACILITY: FIZ. INST.
IM. LEBEDEVA, MOSCOWs USSR.

USSR
TJDJ 621-~:-;':.6
GIM'A"EIR, A . S. , "'P.,
uIrte-ralk-'ed Circuit I'lith, Froj-
Radlotekhniva i elelftrollika, Vol. X-ITIT, ',Tc 7, jlll-- 1 (,j722
Abstract: The lln'Ler-,rnlued circijilll is dei~.cribiud of an
filled with conventionul
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SEPT '11
I)escription:
(U) Durinr this quarterly reporting period, frur now -ticle, ware
k-~)Jocnted from the institute of rhotooynthesis at rushcniao. on the bAbis of
'N;~~thrnc articles. It was poi,nible to identify five now personalities with t-.'e
institute. VIL-90 peruonalitlao. the stibJects of the articles, and the dates
are Siven. below! Ali- C00jYif~'roly.~*kis1s,
Ging. V. K. effe / 19,11
ct. of illumination 1970
~2uznrtsov. V. P. phosphory1flLion
Lebvdcya, A. 1. phosphorylation 1970
rolavay., V. S. plant pigment 1970(6")
Shveduva, T. A. chlorophyll 1971
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- GINSBURG
Untitled (Information on the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Optical
and Physical Measurements)
I
oscow, Izmeritel'nava Tekhnika, August 1970, p 96
M
Translation: A laboratory apparatus has been designed for studying nonstationary
phase phenomena (shock waves, plasma, burning processes, etc.) by a method of
holographic interferometry -- recording on hologram two states of the phenomenon
studied, with a given time delay. With such a method the interference of two
recorded images takes place, resulting in a visualization of the variation in
phase. The processing of the recorded picture of the interference bands gives
information on the phase variations in the area occupied by the phenomenon studied
which have taken place between the two exposures.
Basic technical data: duration of the pulse from the ruby laser, 10 nsec;
radiation energy in single mode, 0.1 J; area of illumination and dimensions of
holograms, 10 x 10 cm; minimum measurable phase variations of phenomenon,
1 A= 0.69,U); angle of field of view from aperture of hologram, up to
fo
60*; power required, I kw, 220 v.

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- GINSBURG, Izmeritel'naya Tekhnika, August 1970, p 96
Dimensions of apparatus: 100 x 150 x 400 cm.
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AKH-TYEZERP 1. A.; G1173BITh"IJ, A. E. (Kharl kov State University)
"Snin ';,`ave3 and Scattering 7-racesses of Slo~,, lieutrons and Li~-ht in Ant.L-
ferro-nagnetics -.,-ith a Small Exchange Constant"
IT:rainsldy F~zicheskiy Zhurnal; August., 1,072: pp 13301-45
A133T]IkCT: The authors studied high-frequency propeeties of an antiferrc77! a =:net ic
phase in nagnetically ordered crystals in which a transition fron an anti-
ferromagnetle to ferramagnetic state is possible. A crystal i-,-th an "eas.,:-
plane"-tyne anisotropy was considered. Snectra of snin waves and correlati, on
functions of the values characterizinq such a crv.Stal were deteri-i-ined, .'-,ear
the critical point of the transition from the ant4ferromanetic to the ferro-
nagnetic nlha5e the correlation functiops were sho,,.-n to increase shar-oly (nhe-
nomenon of critical fluctuations). Scattering processes of slcy,-7 noutrons ani
light were stadierl,., ard cross c;ections of these processes near
the critical noint were sho,.,m to be anomalously larre.
The article includes 23 equations. There are three

USSR
GII.-'S,3'9,G-A,,.&.(Ph3-sicctechrlic~,-I institute of t e Ulzrainiar.
vh
Academy of Sciences, KharrSov)
"r-Luctuatians and Scattezan- of S'Lc,,i- "eutrons and Elec',-rana-netie W"ircs near
the Critical An-biferra,-agnLt4~c-.Fc-n,tz"aagiietic Transition Foint"
Leninggrad,, Fizika Tverdogo Tel , January, 1972, D-D 178-82
Abstract: The fluctuations and scattering of slmr neutrons and electrcr.-iagnetic
waves in anti-ferrcragnetic cryystals near the critical artif erronagnetic-f err o-
magnetic transition point were studied. Correlators of the fluctuations charac-
terizing, such crystals were determined, and it was sbo-i.-n thet as the critical
point is approached, the corialators increase sh, P h C"'I on S
lr~ IY,, which p en en i
related to ar instability of the spin system of the crystal arising at that
poirr'u. As a consequence of this. the differe &tial scatteri~rg- cross section of
the sl(7,r neutrons and electromagnetic waves increases sharply as the critical
pcd-nt is approached.
73 -

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A-'-2 i 1 YE' Z I . A i'., z
"S7)in "aves and Scatt-cri-n- of Slow Neutrons and t 11 ar t'he.
.7,,l I. e
Critical -Point of T-ra2isit-ion fro--n the Ferromag-netic to 'LI-tie Lntli-
f erromagne tu ic 'z7' h ~-. SeS11
Moscow, Zhurr-g.-I jeoretiches:oy 61,
RTO- 4(10, October 1712-1718
Abstract: This raDer deals -~,ith those mazmeticallv ordercd crvs-
tals uhich are :*:- -12 =-, -1; i c abo-;"- a Darticu-1--1, tem-ireralu-ure .1c.-ve-6
and an'uiferroLa-r7net.-,-- b-~-Io-.? it, an o--" i., 'U-'-e ci-,,---tal
of FeHh. for -.-,-hich ~":'I'3 cri-11cal, tem-er--ture is `-;50~' 'Lhe
Culiaritics o--.- the '.L.:`I-freque,.,~cy charactueristics of sucl, C--7,
-L - Ij --L/ ~-
are investigmted as t'.,~ey approach the critical temperatu.11'e 11,0L'.
u
the side Of the nn-13C. It i"i 811m.111 tll-at- ~A
,turc'i cloju IUD the apin
crv,;*,,~,d.;~5
~diffei-sr-pri'.-ed!-y ---nicze of L-ar-'XY
rormp,ne-Lic on~c.,:.-
'he
m i i i e d a n d i -~:'c 01 ol'
i;harply as- 1-he c-rJLtical -J s a,-~-rroaached 'T-h. J- s
o f t 11 C c I Ca f,. r 1.,~ e re u 1. of
t c- ir f. -J n.:
I
.:-/2

ZIER, e a- I T.- c
L.- -,U
C'7 C
-vel. 61, 101 6, . -.-- --971, p-, 17 12 1. 7 3. 6
sublattlice --l'e2-ro--a,7-n~--,.-ics -far fro:-- t'ne cri-t-ical temn-~,2.---ture are
T
investi.-Sated, -and ---- is s'-Ic-..-.n- tllat additional --a-L"a, Ln
ordinary ferroLnapietic-s, arise in the cross seci.iono of slo-~T
t,
aca--er-na. Tie authors --,e conn-c~cd -ic
neu Ll on and
Phy s 4_. C o -T e cl,.ni C a i e Ull:rainli.,~m Y.cadeLV ol jci--,-nces.
2/2
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112 010 UNC.L..A.. SS I FEl) PROCESSINIG DATE-27ND1170
TITLE--ASY.MPT13TICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FEYNMAN GRAPHS FOR QUASIELASTiC P,~!)CESSES
_U"
AUTHOR-(0Z)-BUDlNEVr V.,M.i GINSBURGt [.Fo
~-.:_'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--TEORETIC[iESKAYA PP
-SOURCE I MATEMATICHESKAYA FIZIKA, 1910, VOL 31 NR 2,
171-177
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT APEAS--PHYSICS
TAGS--ASYIIPTOTIC PPOPEIRTY, INTEGER, TOPOLOGY, FLASTIC SCATTERING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..'PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/0326 STEP NO--UR/0646/70/003/002/OL71/0177
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AP0129558

;-..,.'2-12 oto UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV7C
ACCESSION NO--AP0129558
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ASIMPLE RECIPE IS GIVEN TO OBTAIrk
THE ASYMPTOTICAL BEHAVIOUR OF ANY GRAPH WITH INTEGER SPIN IN THE T
CHANNEL FROM ITS TOPOLOGY IN THE THEORY L EQUALS G BAR PSI GAiMMA PRINF5
PSI PHI PLUS H PHI PRIME4 FOR QUALS[ELASTIC PROCESSES. IF THE GRAP14
HAS TWO PARTICLE DIVISIONS IN THE T CHANNEL, THE RECIPE NEARLY COINCIDES
WITH THAT GIVEN IN (1) FOR THE CASE OF ELASTIC SCATTERING. THE
ASYMPTOTICAL BEHAVIOUR IS LOGARITHMICAL IN S. THE POWER OF THE
LOGARITHM FOR THE CONTRIBUTION OF EVEN SIGNATURE IS DETERP-11-NED ONLY BY
THE,NUMBER OF TWO PARTICLE DIVISIONS IN THE T CHANNEL. BESIDES THIS,
'NATURE
PINCH TYPE CONTRIBUTIONS APPEAR FOR.THE CASE ODD SIC,
CONTR I BUT IONS. GRAP14S WITHOUT TWO PARTICLE DIVISIONS IN THE T CHANNEL
HAVE ASYMPTOTICAL BEHAVIOUR AS SOME NEGATIVE POWER OF S.
FACILITY: INSTITUT MATEMATIKI SIBIRSKOGO OTDELENIYA AKADEMII NAUK SSSR.

-,-:,:1/2 022 PROCESSING DATE~--1'60CT70
TIT.LE--FATE OF INFLUENZA VIRUS.RNA IN C ELLS TREATED WITH ULTRAVIOLET kAYS
_U_
_.:,AUTH0R-(04)-GEND0Nq YU-Z., GINSBURGt V*P.p SOLOVEVP G.f MARKUSHIN? S.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,,.,.,SOURCE--J. GEN. VIROL. 19709 6(2)t 249-55 (ENG)
~-i DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
.-,.SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~:TOPIC TAGS--INFLUENZA VIRUSt RNAt FOWL PLAGUE VIRUSP TISSUE CULTURE, UV
RADIATION BIOLOGIC EFFECT
..~,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMEN.T CLASS--UNCLA551FIED
_~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/0593 STEP NO--UR/0000/70/006/002/0249/0255
CIR%ll ACCESSION NO--AP0116091
UNCLASSIFIED

~-212 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
CI-R,C ACCESSION NO--AP0116091
P
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FATE OF RNA PRIME14 C OP FOWL
PLAGUE VIRUS WAS STUDIES IN UNIRRADIATED AND UV IRRADIATED CULTURES OF
CHICK EMBRYO FIBROBLASTS. UV IRRADN. OF CELLS DID NnT PREVENT VIRUS
PENETRATION INTO THE CELL AND DEPROTEINIZATION OF VlkUS RNA AND ITS
PENETRATION INTO THE CELL NUCLEUS. HOWEVER, RNA PENETRATING INTO
NUCLEI OF IRRADIATED CELLS UNDERWENT PRACTICALLY COMPLETE DEGRADATION.
RNASE ACTIVITY INCREASED 2 TO 3 FOLD IN.THE NUCLEAR FRACTION OF
IRRADIATED CELLS. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT THIS RNASE MAY PARTICIPATE IN
THE~DEGRADATION OF VIRUS RNA IN NUCLEI OFIRRADIATED CELLS.
FACILITY:. MOSCOW RES. INST. VIRUS PREP., MOSCOW, LISSR.
U'h"CLASS IFIED

USSR UDC 575-23
TW. FEYEV-RESOVSKIY, N. V., GI$TP, GlOrOV, N. V., and IVANOV. V. I.,
.'edico-Biologiedl, ~~76'kems,'~Jjiiistry of ~: alth USSR, Institute of
lnstlt,ute of ! 'ir _e
Kedical Radiology, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Obninsk, and Chair of
Genetics and Selection, Moscow State University
"Genetic and Somatic Effects of X-rays and Fast Neutrons (ExTeriments on
Arabidopsis and Drosophila"
Moscow, Genetika, No 4, 1971, pp 42-52
Abstract; Fast neutrons (avera.ge energy -1 5.6 Mev, average 10422 -,, 30 to 35
kev/mcm, dose rate r, 6 krad/ho)jr) were more effective than x-rays (average
energy- 0.1 Hev, average IEL,,- 1.6 kev/mcm, dose rate - 6 krad/hour) in
inducing visible sex-linked mutations and recessive sex-linked lethals, loss
and nondisjunction of X chromosomes in Drosophi-la mel-anogaster and recessive
embryonal and chlorophyll mutations in Arabidopsis th-aliana. seeds at high
spontaneous levels, i.e., the radiation-genetic reactions caused by gene and
chromosome mutations. At low spontaneous levels of nondisjunction of X chroiro-
Somes In Drorophi-la, the rate of nondisj=tion teridtd to increase with the
dose of both x-ray and neutron irradiation. but there -Toro no significant

USSR
TDK)FEYEV-RESOVSKIY, ;N. V.. et al, Genetika, No 4, 1971, pp 42-52
differences in the effecti~ieness of the two forms of irradiation. The values
of the RBE of fast neutrons in their lethal effect on krabidopsis and in in-
hibiting plant growth and development, in decreasing fertility, and in in-
ducing embryonic and chlorophyll mutations were very similar.
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USSR ULVI 615-216.5-015
KIWINIS, A. A., KUJSHA, V. YE., and EIT. M- ~~4 YA.- -YA - Laboratory ol' Pharrra-
cology, Institute of Organic Synthesis, Academy 6~ ScRencer, Jjtvian SS11, and
the Clinic of the Chair of Faculty Surgery, Riga Medical Institute
"Pharmacology of Dioxonim -- a New Muscle Relaxant"
Moscow, Farm-akologiya i Toksikologiya, Vol 35, No 2, Mar/Apr 72, pi) 172-175
Abstract: Dioxonium has a curarizing activity which exceeds d-tutocura-rine by
a factor of 22, decamethonium by a factor of 2, and diplicin by a factor of 246.
Animal experiments and clinical observations indicate that dioxopitun affects
neither henodynamics nor pupil dianeter. The daW has a compoitnd. mechanisn of
action. Its H-cholinom.-metic activit,,,,r in the smooth abdoininal muscle of the
frog is laver t ~-Pn- that of ditiline (celocaine) by P- factor of 172, it dispriays
a greater affinity for specific H-cholinoreceptors, 'but it has a im-rer internal
activity th-P-n diltil-ine and decamethoniwu- In experirents on cats mid pigeons,
the depolarilzing pr-aperty of diomonium predominates. Hovever in human patients,
U - it
dioxonium functions primarily as an antidepolarizi-tig muscle relaxant. Proserine
is its most effective ant-agonist.
11/1

-016 UNCLAS S t'F,IF'D PROCESSING DATE--- 13NOV
T-lTLE--KINETlCS OF CATION ADSCRPTION FROM Sl:)LUITIONS OF L('.W CONCFNTRATIC.~-"~
aY ANICN EXCHANGEPS BASED ON POLYET~iYLEt,,EPCz.YAkirlip-s -u-
,,::AUTtiOP,-('~'5)-ASAMi3;'~,I)ZE, G.D.p KOPYLOVA, V.D., SALOADZE, K.M..; Glt-IFTS9E.RG.
E . G KOVARSKAYA, B.M.
.'tOUNT RY OF INFO--L;SSR
SGURCE-ZH. FIZ. KFIM. 1970, 44(l), 257
.-DATE PUBL I SFED-----7 0
SU8,JECT AREAS-CHEM I STRY
'JOPIC TAGS-ANIGN EX-C-11ANGE RESIN, COPPER;, COBALT, NICKc:Lv CATIONI,
~.~POLYETHYLENEt POLYAMINIs DIFFOSUIN COEFFICIENT
'CCNTROL, MARK ING --NO RESTRICTIONS
0 0 C UH Ell,: TCLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-.PROXY 'REELIFRAME-1969/01t73 STEP ND--IJR/0376/7C~/1-14itIC01/0257/0257
_CTRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0107u'79
UNCLASSIFIED

'~.:212 016 UNCLA SIFTED PROCE~STNG DATE-13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION N-0-AP0107C79
AdSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- -13STRACT. THE ADSORPTI911 OF CU PR.I.1--e
POSITIVE, CO PRIH.EZ POSITIVE, OR Nil PRIME2 KOSITTIVE CATIOINS ON i~iE TiFLF
EXCHANGER BELOW 25DEGREES IS GOVERNED BY THE 0IFF(jSIo!i RATE li'lTci T-HE
EXCHANGER GRAINS. AC-OVE 35PEGREF-S AND GREATER TH"IN CIIR E-QU;l-L J.00114
CATION CONCN. THE DIFFUSION INTO T4E EXCHANGER GEL PARTICLES IS THIE
YI.NANT FACTOR. THE DIFFUSION COEFFS. ARE f.57 TIVES 10 PRIMF
D
C
NEGATIVE9i 5.27 TIMES IQ PRIMIE NEGATIVE9r, OR 6.4 Tll~iFS 10 PRIMIE
OR N P-IMU-2 P SIT V
NEGATIVES CM PRIME2-SEG FUR CV PR 1 HF21 POSITIVE, q 0 1 E,
-RESP..
IJII'C L 4 SS F I E 0

1/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--KINETICS OF ION EXCHANGE ON POLYSTYRENE TYPE SULFONIC CATION
EXCHANGERS CROSSLINKED WITH M AND P-DIVINYLBENZENE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-BELFERP Sol*, SALDADZEr K.M.j, GINTSBERG, E.G.9 KOVARSKAYA,
B.Me
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZH. FIZ. KHIM. 19709 44(4)* 1104-5
-:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--POLYMERIZATIONP STYRENE, BUTADIENEt BENZENE, SULFONATION, ION
EXCHANGE RESIN, CHEMICAL KINETICS
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0791 STEP NO--UR/0076/70/044/004/1104/1105
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136225
ull r- L

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136225
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE COPOLYM. OF STYRENE WITH
M-DIVE-NYLBENZENE (1) OR P-DIVINYLBENZENE (11) IN THE PRESENCE OF BZ SUB2
0 SU62, FOLLOWED BY SULFONATION GAVE LON EXCHANGE RESINS. THE
POLAROGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE ION EXCHANGE RATES OF BU SUB4 N PRIME
POSITIVE WITH H PRIME POSITIVE SHOWED THAT THE RESIN BASED ON I
..EXCHANGED THIS BULKY ION (RADIUS 1292 A) FASTER.THAN THE RESIN BASED ON
11. THE DIFFUSION COEFFS. FOR THESE 2 RESINS WERE RESP. 3.8 TIMES 10
PRIME NEGATIVES AND 1.7 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVES CM PRIME2 -SEC WHEN 6
MOLE PERCENT OF I OR 11 WERE PRESENTIIN THE COPOLYMER. THE ION
EXCHANGE CAPACITIES WERE NEARLY THE SAME: 4,82 AND 4.84 MEQ-Go
FACILITY: NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. P-LASTMASS, MOSCOW# USSR.
IILT I A CC Jr C F r- rl
, ,~ - I j ~ I I !, .1

A" Or WOR UGIL1.471UN DISCUSSED
Articl~ 1,y L. Ya. Gir.tuburc.~FSmT%tor Setenttfic %,-,6oCtaLv, U!"~ A-i~e~,
nmj th,- I-., lklctor of
Prl-'v ,or'. "I-4br cFIsl~LtOC%s Right., Nt~.., Real. of A~tlovil%
si 4li -49
tvo I Pravo Ru, I No 11, Nc-licr 1971, pp L2
(~i ' of the mrtn IdLa* in thr USSR arid Union Rvp~;Iilic '-~i 41 , 't I w
T,.n'!.ti0n4 in this~ of f"rrh,r 4,nii.xtr,; Lhe 1.*or righr-. a- 0~,!
ci-,z%,nm. A4 a rvai4t of t!- oven!irc~ of 0, exploitcril -!,! ar'~! t'.'v
-t-bli,hmont f jwblic co..A~tlo;, -rv cr,',d
I he all-ro~
.or the r-1 fro.dm of t!,, 41L! fa: L
If tV.e tMtvid~.%I. L.bar ir- frc- txj,%oit~ittov, ~;%----vd ty tt-
mi.lt.t Ymt~m' dod t". Ow .if th~ 't li-I llwo."
M
e 1,.Wr, the poliuLbility to -,U for ol,-lf, t~r civici'. -ei.cy. 1'l
labor in the USF.R i~ gover-d by jitrict -ciilic.z laws ''Ii d " I I -r~-,d
rai.pect for the labor ri%,;htsi of ~,h~ citL2r...s. -The 1.ib' r r' "htoit.~
~Lt~z-. ,V.. ty tl,,. 1-. 1,,- Jv1",,n-- of rl~'a;, i~ p;o-
Vid~d by the mrato organz, wd triac uniaris, inl or:ier liocLill orgay~rz,-~,,,`
.tAttw the prkimble of the Foklr.J,t:Ol~-
Artitle 2 of th, V- lil-r of t%,.
c ILL_ e n si whose IAL-c-r the FctTnd;;-imv rcgul~~Zv; th'.
"'f 0%k."k, --'t. d CrO'n
Our p rpose h s t b to Qf;' n
t cc r, L L, r* " 0f tle
tvo ar-1cles of the Lvgi~littve Foundgt: 7. alml, .11, 112r.
t
All i I F zir.
r
-;~,ur,d by th~
Fr-th .1
Of nv 4. r t c. I t r e r! :14 a f t h. j w. c h r
oill, , -d '. - I n t cn. a i ur. v~-p 1. or-.C~ n t .
"M- o,ite -i,, --'-r~ --c!&r. their i,iht tL, ,rk t-,v
.71 ~l.L'r pr ~.S' of i ce an. or~ un i a - 0.-.,.
r
et

USSR UDC 538.69,539
AMYEZER, 1. A., and GINZ-BURG, A. E., Xhax'kov Sta~e Unilersity imeni A. M.
Gor'kiy
"Slow Electromagnetic Wwres in Antiferromagnets Near the Transition Point
to the Ferromagnetic Phase"
Kiev. Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy 7hurnal, Vol 17, No 5, May 72, PP 850-851
Abstracta The article considers connected electromagnetic-spin waves in
antiferromagnets in which a phase transition to the ferroma.6metic state is
possible. It is assumed that the crystal has magnetic anisotropy of the
easy plane type.

USSR UDC 541.49: ' )47 - 1'118.- 546.711: 546. 8111131
GINgWRG,A--a..' SETKINA, V. N., and KURSAITOV, D. N., Institute of
----Ire-fero-Organic Compounds, Academy of Sciences USSR
"The Reaction of ~lari-aneseYr-Cyclopentadienylptiospliiiie Complexes
With. Tin (IV) Chloride"
M
I
osco-mr., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 2,
1973, pp 481
Abstract: OT-C 51f 5t.W'(CO)2 L W was found to react with SnCl4in
M12C12 -to form the inclusion complex C -r15Mn(CO),)L*2SnC14 (II),
where L=PPh 33 As Ph 3' P(i-C3lf7) , and P~C61111)3* Compound 11 appears
as a ycllow or brourn substance which is stable in an ar-on aLlnos-
phore. or in -.ealed ampuleg. In Solutions containing 0 or N atoms
(water, alcohols, accLone, u0cv, Me-CN), IT bveaks down instanUly
generate I. Compound Il is insoluble in apolar solvents (ben-
to rer
zene, CC1 41 Cf'Cl3, CS2)1 weakly soluble in Me-N02 , and more soluble
in PhNO 2* The latter solution conducts electricity, During the
formation of II the stretch frequencies of CO increase by 70-100
cl-11- which indicates decreased electvon density on the Mn atom.
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USSR
WO 541.49+,c)46.11
GUNMBURG, A. G., HEMIROVSKkYA, 1. B., SETXIXA, V. X., 1CMANOV, D. N.,
-d-o-=espo~diHg'Y1,6mber of the USSR Academy of Sciences
"Characteristic Features of the V-qyclopentadianyldiphosphine Complexes of
Manganese in Hydrogen Exchange Reactions with Acids"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Kauk BSSR, Vol 208, No 6, f973, pp 11 -1355
,53
Abstracts It was demonstrated earlier fD. N. Kursanov, et al., Izv. AN SSSR,
ser. khim.t 2842, 1969; V. 11. Setkina, et al., 434, 1971; A. G. Ginsbtwg, 177,
ig?17 that replacement of one of the Co ligands in the CpMn(co) Op -
?f -C H ) by the tertiary phosphines PR leads to acceleration 2f the acid
hydro;9 exchange by 2-4 orders dependiAg on the nature of the R radical, A
stzAy has now been made of the reactivity in the acid hydrogen exchange
reactions of cyclopentadienyl complexes of manganese containing bidentate
ditertiary of phosphines with the structure P112P(Cl~)JPI~(n - I - 3).
The kinetics of the hydrogen exchange reaction were investigated by
the douterium.content in the initial material Isolated after Interrupting
the reaction by pouring the reaction mixture into a soaa solution. The value
of the chemical shifts are presented on the 9 -scale (internal standard --
hexamethyl disiloxane for the paramagnetic resonance spectra and tetramethyl
~,l AA -ic resOnwlce sPectra).
-lane for t o C13 nucleoor magnat

USSR
UDC 541.49
KHATAMI, A. I., GIMURG,_A!~-G., NEFEDOVA, M. N., SETKINA, V. N., and
KURSANOV, D. N.
"Cyclopentadienylmanganesedicarbonyltriphenylphosphines Substituted in the
Cyclopentadienyl Ring"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), No 12, Dec 72, pp 2665-2667
Abstract: Carbonyl ligands in complex transition metal compounds can be
easily replaced by PPh3 group upon irradiation with UV light. This method
was used to synthesize derivatives of CpMn(CO)2PPh3, where CP = C5H5, con-
talining Et, PhCH2, MeS, Cl, Br, 1, and COOMe substituents in the Cp ring,
from the respective derivatives of CpMn(CO)3. The new products are yellow
crystalline compounds with high melting points. In the solid state they
are stable in air, dissolve easily in CC14, CHC13, and CS2. The structure
of these products was confirmed by PMR and IR spectroscopical analysis.
37 -

COMPLEXES Or TRANSITION METALS WITH ORGANIC LIGANDS
(Second All-Union School)
[Article -'-.y Candidate of Chemical Sciences,,A,+,,,~071 j_ Is-
adr~mtl. !Z,,,Uk'SSSR Rur~,ian, ,~L to-
A
%, I , c
ber i7y-TE, 173-
Cne z~.` the r,:)-.t interestint3 achicv~mentn of the chemi5try
of comnlex zampounds Pnd organic chemistr~j in the recent period
the study of a new class of substances
conplexe-s of-tran:5ition metals with oryonic ligands. The
and rapid development of thit essentially new area
..f hoterc,:,:4,-onic chemistry startLd after the discovery of ferro-
ct-rd steral thounnnd compounds of that type have already
17-:,!:1 noa, ~normnI15 f.Ac.,Lual mate.~rial has been accumulated
cn ind pro.rerties of cumplex.,-z with various
11'..: co:.C_.,~ptn Pf the njture o.,' the chemical
t.:ith -j prkiviaii~-,ly ui,,:now:) goo-
~;trurtur,:::; h6v,*_- bc,.in
n~ tronnition jreLal.,, has pt-rmLt:LC.-d Improving
LvnLhesis, _;Pparation and purifli-
n c nijz~ntnnc-~~. Thun, for r-xample, tlin Com-
I!,-Lals 116., 1,-,3d0 it POC,!;ible to :;tabili-e
~hr! typp of carbCr1cf: end
.7,.,,~:it th- devolo,,%,mcnt o' in,.,Lz;ti_qatj.onr, in that
rate-,. Complexf~~-. of tile
mar-Y pruc,F!"-S Of en0r-
Irnpoctatire. Among th(_111 ~IrL tnc oxid,sLion of ethyl-
ints ,ncl vinyl acetai_e, nummrou_,. trarknforinations,
of the polymerizition of diones, reactions of carbon-
01(ji,nic complexos, of tran:~Jtinn metalr are used
of,7i~_ve~ and non-toxic. anti-detonatorr, and m(idici.nos and are
. 7
!-,.I tc mnteri~,]:i and coiizinqs. Inve!;t1gations
11 thit ni-i in mciny SnFLitutes and labora-
th,,- oi t.he ~o~k require5 cy!;L,,1na-
LhL itt,
th" ~ht .)illcd !,tj .1"I tho Lr,inir,q of (111.,lificd
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USSR
UDC 541.49 + 661-718.1 + 546-711
SETKINA, V. iN. , CI?NZ3UPG, A. G., KISLYAKOVA, N. V. , and KURSANOV, D. N.
Institute of Acad. Sc. USSR
"Quantitative Evaluation of the Effect of Trip'llenylphosphine and
Triphenyl Phosphite Ligands in Zt--Cyclopentadieriyldicarbor~ylphosphi-nic
Complexes of "1anganese"
MOSCOW, IZVCstiya Akademii Nauk -'-)'SSR, Seriya KhimicheskL~ya, No 2,
Feb 71, pp 434-435)
Abstract: Tertiary phosphines and phosphites are stronger donors than
the carbonyl. groups in transition metal complexes.. When one of the
carbonyl groups o~ cyclopentadienylmanganesetricarbor.~,rI (CIPINIT) was
replaced with Pkhq or P(OPh) the rate of acid hydrogen exchange was
increased 2000~'and 70-fold;respectively. Such an exchangge le'-ads
to a higher electron density, increased rate of electrophilic reactions
in the cyclopentadienyl rings Tt--bonded to the transition metal. H2-,r-
met's equation holds for the acid hydrogen exchange of CFv',4V4
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USSR
UDC 541-515 + D-41.49 + 541.124 + 546.1-1
GIN A, G., SETKINA, V. N., an:i KURSANDIV, D. N., Institute of Element-
-UFF-gani.c Compoun:is, Acad. Sc. U3SIR
"Effect of a Radical Bound to a Phosphorus Atom in the C-Hj-in(CO)?PR Complexes
on the Rate of H~drogen Exchange in the Ring and on the 14requency of Caroonyl
Stretching Vibrations"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akadeaii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, 14o 1, Jan 1,
pp 177-179
Abstract: Hydrogen exchange reaction between CF3COOD and C5"~"l(CO)2F.;13 in
dichloroethane at Zjo was studied. The reaction was found to depend on the
radical attached to phosphorus. The rate of hydrogen exchange in the cyclo-
pentadienyl ring increases wirh a transition from triphenylphospningi to
trialkylphospkLingl substituents. In the series R = OC"-~5, CO`H51 Ct'3C,4~'5,
isoC6Hll the rate of hydrogen exchange increases and tKe 1requency C = 0
decreases.
23

2 ols UNCLASSIFIED PRnCESSING DATE--029CT7n
TITLE-INHILITION OF SUPERDISLOCATIONS BECAUSE OF CURRELATIJN DESTRUCTION
IN CLOSE PACKED SULID SOLUTIONS -U-
-.AUTHOR-(03)-K[lZLOV, F.V., POPOV, L.YE., GINZ8URG, A.YE.
COUNTRY UF INFO--IJSSR
SOURCE--UKR. FIZ. ZVI. (RUSS. ED.) 1970, 15(l), 146-9
,~DATE PUBLISHED ------ 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC. TAGS--SOLID SOLUTION, ORDFRED ALLOY, CRYSTAL DISLOCATION PHF.NnME'qn_Nj,
TRANSITION TEMPERATUREt YEILD STRESS
tONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/1340 STEP NO--UR/0185/70/015/001/0146/0149
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0107813
UNCLASSIFIED

015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0107813
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE VALUE AND DEPENDENCE OF FORCES
THAT INHIBIT DISLOCATIONS ON THE EXTENT OF LONG RANGE ORDER W~IE DETD.
FOR SOLI'D SOLMS. HAVING Ll SUB2 STRUCTURE (OF AUCU SUB3 TYPE). THESE
DISLOCATIONS FORMED DUE TO DESTRUCTION OF CORRELATION. MAX. INHIBITION
OF DISLOCATION EXIST AT THE ORDERING TEMP. (T SUOR). ABOVE T SUBR THE
DISLOCATIONS MOVE IN PAIRS. THE BEHAVIOR OF YIELD STRESSES CAN40T BE
ATTRIBUTED SOLELY TO THE INHIBITION OF DISLOCATIONS, WHICH OCCUR DUE TO
CORRELATIONiDESTRUCTION.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 621.922.34:666.233
GLNZBLTRG, B. I. , Candi date of Economics, NAZAROV, V. I. , engl neer, Superfard
and '1111KHAYLICH, V. V., engineer, %TKII stroydormash
(All-Union Planning, Design and Technological Institute of Road Machine
Building)
a
"Utilizaticn of Synthetic Diamonds by the Branch Enterprises"
Moscow, Stroitel'nyye i Dorozhnyye 11ashiny, No 3, 11-farch 1971, Pp 36-31",
Abstract: The use of sviithetic diamonds by the enterprises of the I-1inistry
of Construccion, Road and Utility Machine Building has been investigated by
the Superhard Materials Institute. The investigation shm,7ed that 119.l'Z,' of
synthetic dia-monds were used in the -form of cutting tools, 2.6% in pow-der
fo=ru, 8.3%. in the -,-o=. of paste. The use of synthetic diamonds resulted in
an increase o~.r the cutrz-in- tool wear resist-ance by 1.1 to 3.0 times, imaprove-
B
ment of finish of machined surface, increase of productivity by 7 to 30~-..
The EOtal rOrLSU-MptilOn Of 147,000 carat of svnthatic di=ond resultcd in
savingn of 352,400 rubles.
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GINZBURG, B. I., et al., Stroitellnyye i Dorozhnyye Mashiny, No 3, March
1971, pp 36-37
In order to widen the use of synthetic di-nonds it is necessary to provide
more suitable equipment, such as universal tool sharpeners, and to educate
the personnel on the use of synthetic diamonds.
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112 051 UNCLASSI FIEDe"', PROCESSING DArE--040EC70
P
TITLE--MECHA.NICAL ANG THERMOMECHANICAL PR 71ES OF POLYIMIDE FIBERS -U-i~
---AUTHOR-(05)-OPRITS, Z.G., KUDRYAVTSEVi G.Ioi KORZHAVINv L.N.t GINZBURG,
il
B*M.l FRENKELf S.YAo
,.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-KHIM. VOLOKNA 1970, (3), 61-4
DATE PUBLISHED------70
::SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
.,TOPIC TAGS--SYNTHETIC FIBER, POLYIMIOE RESIN, PLASTIC MECHANICAL PROPERTY,
PYROMELLIT[C ACID, ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUND, ETHER, TENSILE STRENGTHe
ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT, UV RADIATION# NYLONo POLYESTER RESINt CRYSTALLINE
POLYMER
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY FICHE NO ---- FD70/605012/EO3 STEP NO--UR/0183/70/000/003/0061/0064
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140306
UNIC L Af E 1)

2/2 051 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING OATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140306
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXPTL. FIBERS WERE P:IEPD. BY THE
POLYCONDENSATION OF PYROMELLITIC DIANHYORIDE WITH (P,H SUB2 NC SUB6 H
SU84) SUB2 Ot PtH SUB2 NC SUB6 H SUB4) SUB2 S, OR P,C SUBS H SUB4 (0C
SUB6 H SUB4 NH SU82 P) SUB2 AND SPINNING THE RESULTING POLY(IMIDE
ETHERS) OR THIOETHERS. THE FIBERS RETAINED THEIR INITIAL TENSILE
STRENGTH AT BREAK (SIGMA) AFTER HE47ING IN THE AIR AT 200DEGREES FOR 216
HR, AND LOST SIMILAR TO 30PERCENT SIGMA UNDER THE 5AME CONDITION5 BUT AT
300DEGREES. THE FIBERS RESISTED BOILING IN JOPERCENT H SU32 SO SUB4 AND
HCL SOLNS. FOR GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 100 HR. THE ALK. SOLNS. AND
CONCO. ACIDS DEGRADED THEM, THE FIBERS;RESISTED THE BOMBARDMENT WITH
FAST ELECTRONS OR UV IRRADN. BETTER THAN NYLON 6 OR POLYESTERS. X RAY
DIFFRACTION SHOWED THAT THE FIBERS WEREiCRYST.
UN,rLASSIFIED
I L

USSR UDC 620.183:677.4
TUYCHIYEV, Sh., SULTANOV, N., M., and FRENKEL, S. Ya., Institute
of High-Molecular Compounds, Academy of Sciences of the USSR
"Effect Which Drawing has on the Supermolecular Structure of Polymer Fibers"
Moscow, Vysokomolekulyarnyye Soyedineniya, Vol 12, Series A, No 9, Sep 70, pp
2,025-2,035
Abstract: Wide-angle and narrow-angle N.-ray diffraction methods; are used to
study polyvinyl alcohol fibers with various degrees of hot drawing. X-ray
studies were also done on iodine-contrasted specimens. It is shown that for
a simple two-phase model of the supermolecular structure of oriented fibers,
the size of amorphous sections increases with the degree of hot-drawing,
reaching 86-92% of the. crystallite density for "dry" polyvinyl alcohol fibers.
As the degree of drawing increases, there is a slight reduction in the crystal-
lite density (by approximately 1%), and the lattice type goes from monoclinic
toward orthorhomic. A scheme is proposed for the rearrangements in the super-
molecular structure of polyvilayl alcohol fibers with an increase in the degree
of hot-drawing. According to this scheme, as the degree of hot-drawing in-
creases there is a rise in the number of continuous chains and a reduction in
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USSR
TUYCHIYEEV, Sh., q", Vysokamolekulyarnyye Soyedineniya, Val 12, Series A,
No 9, Sep 70, pp 2,025-2,035
the number of folded chains. At the same time, there is somewhat of a reduc-
tion in the transverse dimensions of fibrils due to a reduction in the number
of blocks in the "mosaic" in the fibril crystallites, accompanied by an in-
crease of shear fractures in the fibril packing. Drawing increases the
density of both intrafibrillar and interfibrillar amorphous layers. On the
whole, the structure of the fibers becomes more uniform. The authors thank
D. Ya. TSVANKIN, A. 1. SLUTSKER, Yu. V. BRESTKIN and S. L. DOBRETSOV for
discussing the results and for useful criticism, and also A. G. POVESHCHENKO
for constant interest in the work.
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76

USSR UDC 632.95
OVCHINNIKOV, P. N., BAV, I. I., MIRONOVA, G. A., and GINZBURG, B. R.
"Study of the Kinetics of the Liquid Phase Reduction of 3-C-hloro- and
3,4-Dichloronitrobenzenes Over Platinized Carbon"
Alma-Ata, Katalitich. reaktsii v zhidkoy faze (Catalytic Reactions in the
Liquid Phase) Nauka, 1972, pp 399-403 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Khimiya,
No 7, 1973, Abstract No 7N687 by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translation: The preparative technology for chloro- and dichloroanilides
used as poly products during the synthesis of herbicides is based on the
catalytic reduction of the corresponding nitro compounds with H2 under a
pressure of 200-300 atm, in the presence of 0.5 to 1% platinized carbon.
NO,) and 3,4-C H31q02
It was shown that the rate of reduction of 3-ClC6H4 ~ 12C6
in a 751 ethanol on 0.5, 1, and 2% platinized carbon was proportional to
the concentration of the active complex on the catalyst surface. The
reaction rate is limited by the activation Of H2-
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USSR
UDC 621.371.25
ZHURAVSKlY, 0. C., Institute of Geology and Geophysics of
U
the Siberian Department of the USSR Academy.of Sciences
"Statistical Fadincr Model of Shortwave Radio Signals Obliquely Reflected from
the Ionosphere"
Gorlkiy, Izvestiya vysshikh uchevnykh zavedeniy, Radiofizika, Vol XV, No 1,
1972, pp 5-10
Abstract: Experimental data are presented as a basis for the following propo-
_~~ition. the distribution function of the shortwave signal levels is determined
by a large number of model parameters the relative effect of each of which is
small. Rapid fading of shortwave signals is simulated by a Poisson pulse
train. The distribution laws of the pulse amplitudes and durations are deter-
mined, and the autocorrelation and distribution functions of the signal levels
are calculated. A comparison is made with the experimental data.
Significant divergence of the experimental and theoretical curves in
the probability range less than 0.2 is explained as follows. When deriving tile
distribution function it was assumed that the distribution laws of the "posi-
tive" and "negative" amplitudes coincide. H.SiWever, the negative amplitude
distribution breaks eway sharply in the a region (a is the amplitude of an
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USSR
GINZBURG, E. I., et al., Izvestiya vysshikh uchevnykh zaved-eniv, Radiofizika,
Vol XV, No 1, 1972, pp 5-10
pulse, ~ is the maximum signal level in the interval), which must lead to a
rapid decrease in the theoretical curve in the range of large negative levels.
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USSR UDC 54-162.3
GINZBURG, F. L., K-AkANTSEVICH, T. S., and MAKSIMOV, V. F.
"The Problem of the Coprecipitation of Plutonium and Americium With a
Precipitate of Barium Sulfate"
Lenipgrad, Radiokhimiya, Vol 15, No 4, 1973, pp 481-487
Abstract: The conditions for coprecipitation of americium and plutonium
with BaS04 precipitate was investigated. It was shown that quantitative
precipitation takes place from 0.001 M HN03 solution. Plutonium can be
redissolved bv treating the BaS04 precipitate with > 1 M HN03 solution.
Under these conditions the desorption of americium does not exceed 40-50%.
Both americium and plutonium coprecipitated with BaS04 from nitrate solu-
tions.containing aluminum and lanthanum nitrates may be fully redissolved
by treating the precipitate with >' 1 M 1W03-
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Organophosphorous
USSR
LTC 546.74-386
TROITSKAYA, A. D., SENTEMOV, V. V., GINZBURG, G. D., Kazan' Institute of
Chemical Technology imeni S. M. Kirov
"Spectrophotonietric Study of the Complex Formation of Nickel Rhodanide (II)
with Trialkyl Phosphices in Benzene"
Moscow, Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, Vol XVIII, No 1, 1973, pp 270-271
-Abstract: A study was previously made of the complex formation of nickel
bromide (II) with trialkyl phosphites in ethanol and berizene (G. D. Ginzburg,
et al., Tr. Kazansk. khim.-tekhnolof.. in-ta, No 34, 38, 1965; No 36, 124,
1965; Zh. neorgan. khimii, No 13, 1585, 1968; No 16, 1923, 1971]. The
spectrophoLometric method has now been used to study the complex formation
of nickel rhodanide (II) with triethyl, tripropyl, triisopropyl, tributyl,
triisobutyl and trifluorobutyl phosphites in benzene. The experimental
procedure, synthesis of the initial materials and preparation of the sol-
vencs are described in the above-mentioned reference-s and by P. M. Zavlin,
et al., (Zh. Prikl. khimii, No 10, 2376, 1960; C. Puglisi, et al., J. Inorg.
Nucl. Chem., No 4, 1069, 19671.
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USSR
TROITSKAYA, A. D. , et al., Zhurnal Neoganicheskoy Khimii, Vol XVIII, No 1,
1973, pp 270-271
The intensity of the shortLTave absorption -band of the nicl'-el rhodanide (II)
complexes with trialkyl phosphites is different and increases from the nickel
(II) complexes with triethyl phosphite to complexes with triisopropyl phos-
phite. The intensity of the long wave absorption band increases for complexes
with n-trialkyl phosphites: from the nickel (II) complexes with triethyl
phosphite to the complexes with tributyl phosphite; it decreases for the
complexes with isotrialkyl phosphites in the order triisobutyl phosphite
greater than triisopropyl phosphite greater than trifluorobutyl phosphite.
The absorption spectra of the complexes of nickel rhodanide (II) with trialkyl
phosphites in benzene show that the increase in length of the hydrocarbon
radical chain in the molecules of n-trialkyl phosphites does not in practice
have any effect on the position of the absorption band peaks of the complexes.
The iso-radical in the trialkyl phosphite molecule in the B-position with
respect to the phosphorus atom also has no essential effect: the absorption
band peaks of the complexes of nickel (II) rhodanide with tributyl phosphate
and tr41sobutyl phosphate correspond to the same wavelength. If the iso-
radical is in the a-position with respect to the phosphorus atom, however, this
causes a shift of the absorption bands of the complexes to the shortwave range.
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K1L;7i--ry t,,~n kJ4 L'DX 61C.7!.4-001,616.2"003.656.1
Canttldato of X-Alcal Sciences, of tne hed--c..j
ex.,rinatioi, r,' ,,atients
for lonr~wrm
clont'l
A pneur;zvnc,ephilograh waz twtd tc e==t.,e 66 pat~nnts vh".
in thii Ila :, t, zmrfev,-d -i crarizl-cerobr4l trz=a. 7he Lnro.,-Lij-,aticr.
wao cru-, led out L-i tho vmnvrzJ-'.,i ncvmt~d rzt*-od. C-Zf-n vaj uzed
az tji,, cwttra.,t ,,,zapt.5 or t)ie 5hc~cd that, ou- of
re "
the total =~Ar or ,%tic%t:: (,=-.Ined. 4s ca-~.n hcvcd zh~lw~ti
corobrall TP--%-Y 0!, tiltze ca.~an
had ijiternrLl k?droctphz:.u:, 7 - chan,-ii-, Ln t~:a rLI,=a%noidal v-pace,
4 had comMned ILordors or the vrntricular ana
:;;)acut 2 nhowed Lypprtrvr,~~-f of tho va~cul~ .4i the ar,la o.~ tLo
votitricular coll..tor.CL I - had cUat-rLetal traotlic-i of taxi
riilht lat.erol %rantriciot ruil I rhowed a loverti: o~ ros~rpticzi, 'without
any ch=\~.s iii the liquor nrjtv--. In 15 aar4z. %'.CrLa -~lth 0-n.Cen in
vonLr1.eu1;Lr criten, tneo ww al-.o notAd a lowceLnj: of rorc tio
rp n
It wat, alto cutnlilioiwd that, the OL!-r the tra=a, the more
pronouncod 4we t:iu changes reflected in the r-~u=c*=cvknhaoCr=. nas,
" co.-parod 1.4.th other rothoill of !.ivvvtiCzt.1=, -,ne=oercephalogr;P;v
providas a -,ow:ibility to iindent!X7 aij;n1f:L--=t ah=-Coc Ln the liquor
apace after cerebral trat4w,, which, L-% turn. =xkes it possible to uao
the be3t mothod, or treatment In each cate =i =.,ke a;pr*pr1at*
expert dociislow.
AeCeLred Ln. June 1968.
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USSR
_GINZBURG,_I!t~ 1. (Khar'kov)
UDC 624.072.2.04.012.35
'Vith Regard to the Strength Calculation of Sectional Relnforced-ColicreLe
Beams"
Moscow, Stroitel'naya Mekhanika i Raschet Sorruzheniy, No 1, 1971, pp 23-26
Abstract: The influence of the strength of the fastenings upon the load-
bearing capacity of sectional reinforced-concrete beams, consisting of in-
dividual plate and rib elements, is considered. An investigation is made
of the forms of the limit equilibrium of such beams. Calculation formulas
are obtained for determining the breakdown load upon the beam in cases of
uniformly distributed load and a concentrated force in the middle of the
span. 5 figures, 5 bibliographic entries.
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USSR
rA GINZBU K-M, S. N.
"Selection of Optimal Parameters of Eccentrically Attached Stringers of a
Cylindrical Envelope in Elastic Compression"
Teoriya Plastin i Obolochek [Theory of Plates and Envelopes -- Collection
of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971, pp 55-S9, (Translated from Referativny~
Zhurnal, Mekhanika, No 4, 1972, Abstract No 4 V371 by the aLlth0r'S).
Translation: Optimal planning of eccentrically attached cylindrical envelopes
is stated as a problem of mathematical progranuiiing. The goal fuliction is the
weight of the structure, the limitations are the conditions oF strenyth, sta-
bility mid certain structural limitations. The material of the Structure, di.-
mensions and axial compressive load are considered fixed, while the thickness
of the envelope, heipht and thickness of the stringer (of rectangular cross
section) and distance between stringers are to be determined. The solution
is performed by the gradient method on the (fral-2 computer. The results ire
presented as graphs showing the dependence of optimal weight oil axial com-
pressive load individually for the internal and external locations of the
stringers, and various relationships of the length of the shell to tile radius
of the midsurface.
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USS R
GINZBURG, I. P. , KUKLEV, Ye. A., SFIALYGIN, A. S.
IlSelection of Optimal Parameters of Control Systems for Flight Vehicles with
Random Perturbations"
Izbr. Tr. Vses. Mczlivuz. Simpoz. po Priki. Mat. i Kibernot, Gor'kiy, 196-1
[Selected Works of All-Union Interdepartmental Symposium on Applied Mathe-
matics and Cybernetics, Gor'kiy, 1967], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1973, pp 157-
160 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernctika, No 6, 1973, Abstract
No 6V24S, by the authors).
Translation: Methods of solution of problems of analysis and synthesis of
dynamic systems describing the motion of flight vehicles with random per-
turbations are studied. The optimal parameters of the systems are defined
by methods of random or diructcd search. ExampIcs are studied.

USSR UDC: 533.6-011
GINZBURG, I. P., RUDOV, Yu. M., USKOV, V. N.
"Investigation of Gas Flow in Isolated and Composite Jets Interacting- With
an Obstacle"
Tr. II ResD. konf. Do nerogri-drome'r-1h.. , teploobmenu i massocbmenu. Sel-ts. ";,.erc-
dinamika bol'sh. si-.orostev" (Works of the Second Republic Con-f--rence on Aero-
lvdromechanics, Heat Exchange and Mass Exchange, "High-Velocity Acrody-
namics" section), K-iev, Kiev University, 11071, pp 150-15-'3 (from FZh-'-.'1ekhanika,
No 5, May 72, Abstract No q~B320)
Translation: Qual-lt-utivt-- pictures of the interaction bct,,..,ec-n suuc.rSonic
Jets and a flat 'camier are const-ructled on the basis of tte results Of ex-
perimental research with cold air Jets in the rantle of Mach niurzbcr,-~ Mlk--
=1-0-3.5 and rolwhnet;,; fuetom; n-1-30. An investii-ation, i~: rnari- f~f lh(:-
patt~.m of L~Aween an i~;olatcd J e 4, and a barrier a,- n-, fl ncticn
U
of the ang-le between the barrier und the wds of' the jet, which wns ial-le(I
f~rom 00 to (90'. I'aa--tic-lilar attention Is tr: the rrol-ties cf
flmw in th~- zs:.~ rjf ~Ietal--'n.--nt of -!-he brunda-7,- Ir-yer on the barrier. 7he
shock-wt,ve structure in p1so platiltied for the flow when i_,.
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USSR
GINZBURG, 1. P. et a2., Tr. I! Resp. konf. ro aeroCidrcmekh. , terlo&~Tmcnu
i massoobmenu. Sekts. "Aerodinan-ika bol'sh. skorostey", Kiev, Kiev Univer-
SitY, 1971, Pp 150-153
is incident on a barrier normal to the axis of the jet with gasdyna,mic and
geometric parameters of the nozzle assembly and barrier such that jet inter-
action takes place on the axis of the set-up close to the bottom nc-ree'n.
It is found that under certain conditions ma7irum pressure on the barrier
is reached on the periphery rather than on the jet stagnation point (for
both isolated and composite Jets), which leads to the development o-'L' circu-
lation flov in the central prxt of the barrier. M. G. Lebedev.
212
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OSR
GINZBURG, I. P. , KOCHERYZIJENKOV, G. V. , ?4ATVEYEV, S. K.
"Semi-empirical Methods of C.--ilculating Turbulent Boundary Layers"
Teplo. i Massoperenos. T. 1. [Ileat and Mass Transfer, Vol I -- Collection
of Works) , Minsk, 1972, pp 65-74, (Translated from Reforativnyy Zhurn, al,
Mekhanika, No 10, 1972, Abstract No 10 B730, by P. P. Vorotnikov).
Translation: Results are analyzed of numerical calculations of a turbulent
boundary laver, in which various rules of change of path length of dis-
placement across the boundary layer were tested. According to those calcu-
lations, the velocity profiles in the boundary laver constructed in coor-
dinates u/u.., ~-Wy, are independent of the Reynolds number near the wall
and in the buffer area. In the outer portion of the boundary layer, the
velocity profiles do not depend on the Reynolds number if constructed in
coordinates Y/6, (u - u e)/Vl. In the last case, the form of the theoreti-
cal curve is deternined to a great extent by the hypothesis used for the
length of the displacement path. A curve calculated using the folloi,.,in-I
formula for displacement path length agrees best with experimental re.SUltS:
6 if Y'