SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GLEZER, V.M. - GLOTOVA, K.V.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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USSR
PIRUZYAH, L. A., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR, Seriya Biologicheskaya,
No 1, 1972, pp 142-145
field shows that they are of a monotypic nature.
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112 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
.TITLE-MICROCALORII-iETRIC !NVESTIGArioNs OF THE Pfli'OCESS OF BLOOD
CUAGULATION -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-PLRUZYAN,
L.A.,
COUNrRY OF INFO--USSR
SUURCE- IZVESTIYA AKADEMII
PP 299-302
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
ROZENFELD, M.A., GLEZER, V.M.
NAUK SS!!~~RIYA BIOLOGICHE5KAYAs 1970, NR 2,
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--BLOOU COAGULATION, CALORIMETRY, THMIAL EFFECT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
UOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/fi(AML--1990/0950 STE-11 Ni)--UR/0216/10/000/001-1/02c;9/0302
CIRC ACCESSION' NO--AP0109107
U .1-11 C L A S_ s I f I L' D

022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
ACCESSION NO--AP0109107
,AbS'okACT/EXTRACT--(LJ) GP-0- AdSTRACT. THE CALURIMETRIC METHOD WAS USED
FOR THE STUDY OF THERMAL EFFECTS CONNECTED WITH BLOOD COAGULATION.
THERML;GRAMS WERE OBTAINED FUR THE FIRST TIME AND THE TOTAL QUANTITY OF
HEAT FREED OWING TO THE PROCESS OF BLOOD COAGULATION WAS DETERMINED.
CALGRImETRIC DATA COAKELATED WELL WITH TROMBOELASTOGRAPHIC VALUES. THE
HIGHLY SENSITIVE CALORIMETRIC METHOD MAY BE USEO AS A NEW TEST FOR THE
:INVESTIGATION OF THE COMPLICATED PROCESS OF BLOOD COAGULATION.
FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, USSR.

USSR um 621.317.77
GORSHKOV, A. 1., VOYNO, L. V.,,9~~Zg,,,:-Ya. V., MARLATOV, V. D.
"A Controllable Phase Shifter"
Moscow, Otkr-ytiya, izobreteniya, pron7shlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znal,..i,
No 12, Apr 71, Author's Certificate No 299947, Division H, filed 12 jun 69,
published 26 Mar 71, -P 207
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a controllable Dhase
shifter with integrating link. As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
the phase shift is made independent of the change in frequency of the signal
being regulated by connecting a phase switch at the output of the phase
shifter, and connecting two limiters to the output of the integrating link
through an amplifier with automatic gaSn control. These limiters are also
connected to voltage sources of equal value and opposite sign. Connected
to the outputs of the limiters through differentiating circuits and diodes
are the opening and closing in-puts of a flip-flop and an integrating link
and limiter connected in series with the flip-flop.
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USSR UDC 612.388-064:576.8.097.29
GLEZEROV V. Z , Leningrad Pediatric Medical Institute and Institute of
E~~~~dicine, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
"Effect of Microbial Toxins on the Permeability of the Blood-Cell Barrier.
II. Formation of Nonimmunologic Tolerance for the Effect of Toxins on the
Permeability of the Blood-Cell Barrier in Mouse Kidney"
Moscow, Zhurnal M-ikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 10, 1971,
pp 121-124
Abstract: One-day-old mice received an injection of E. coli endotoxin and
a similar injection 30 days later. Twenty-four hours after the second in-
jection, the animals received an intravenous injection of horse serum
globulin. The animals were sacrificed 30 minutes later to study changes
in permeability of the blood-cell barrier of the kidney to horse globulin.
The permeability of the barrier did not increase, an indication of the
creation of tolerance for the endotoxin. However, this phenomenon occurred
only when the endotoxin was administered on the first da,, of life. The
tolerance for E. coli endotoxin was not caused by the presence of circulating
specific antibudies to the endotoxin, as shown by the negative results of
the complement-fixation reaction in over 75 pqrcent of the mice. Anotiier
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USSR
GLEZEROV, V. Z., Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologgii i Immunobiologii, No 10,
1971, pp 121-124
series of experiments showed that in mice tolerant of the effect of E. coli
endotoxin on permeability of the kidney blood-cell barrier to horse globulin,
antibody formation in response to repeated antigenic stimulation with the
same toxin was virtually the same as that in intact animals. In other words,
tolerance for E. coli endotoxin according to the permeability test is unre-
lated to the state of immunologic tolerance.
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013 UNCLAS SIFIED PROCESSING-OATE-27NOV70
rt-ITLE-SYNTHESIS OF ANALOGS OF ACTINOMYCINS. V. THE SIMPLEST CHLORO
ANALOGS CONTAINING GLYCINE GPOUPS.-U-
l.A0THOR-(O3)-GLI8INt YE.N.r SINITSYNY V.G.v GINZBURGo O%F#
COUNTRY OF INFG--US R
S
OURCE--ZH. GRG. KHIM, 1970, 6(5), 1020-2
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND 4EDICAL SCIENCES, CHE141STRY
TOPIC TAGS--ANTIB[OTIC, CHLORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND, GLYCINE, CHEMICAL
SYNTHESIS, CATALYTIC HYDROGENATION, MIETAL CATALYST/ (U)-,'CT114JMYCIN
AINITIMOTIC
..COINTROL 4A?.KlhG--NQ RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/1101 STEP NO--UR/0366/70/006/()05/1020/1022
CIRC ACCESSION r4n--Apol30l34
t,'NIC LASS IF

r2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-271NOV70
~CIRC ACCESSInN NO--AP0130134
.ABSTRACT/.EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TREATMENT OF
Nt(3rBENZYLOXYt4,CHLORO,2,NITROBENZOYL)GLYCINE ii) wirH F SUB3 CCO SUB2
.14 GAVE THE 31HYDROXY ANALOG (11) WHICH WAS ESTERIFIED TO THE ET ESTER
(III). ESTERIFICATION OF I WITH ABS. ETOH SATO. WITH DRY FICL GAVE I ET
ESTER AND SOtHE 111. HYDROGENATION OF 11 OR fit OVER RANEY NI GAVE THEIR
2 AIMING ANALOGS, WHICH VERE CONVERTED INTO 1,8,B[S(RCOCH SUB2
I'IHCO),k2lAMINO,4,5,DICHLORO,3~1,PHS,'40XAZtNr3I ONE (k IS OH OR OET) 13Y
TREATMENT WITH BUFFERED AQ. SOLMS. OF K SUB3 FE(CN) SUB6.
-FACILITY: LENINGRAD. TEKHNOL. INST. IN. LENSOVETA, LENINGRAOr USSR.
_-UNCLA-S-SIFIED

S .)ATE-V T 70
UNCL. A3S I F I ED P!- L C
T I I L~ I L'AT I il% A*11 ,,f PHE'MLS -U-
A 07~ `-U'-t iS'V: V 1, Z. I G'L I 1~ 1.~, Yr-.%. Z A K I iS F r~. .-,I 'IZ3114G,
S.ju.,,i- E-Z it. ilkG. I,, ~l I ~,l . 1 4 70 3 ) 5 10- 17-
,D4TF PUI-LISHED ------- 70
SU9JECT AREAS-CHE'AISTRY
Ta'-' I r TAC, a--CY I DA T I IL"4 # A!-I I %C PHEW! L I f3 FNZ 0 1 C AC P) CAR BOX Y L I C AC T 0 E T E
THIN LAYf~, CHRLi;".ATnGRAPJIY
Cr%r-,JL riAkK14G-~4,"t f,FSTI)i(TIONS
CIASS--UNCLASSIFI~--')
PR-'XY ~.Et I STFP

212 0 1 UNCLASSIFIED t)ATE--02LICT70
ACCLSSli," NU-AP01112415
-T
-.4ACIPEXT,~ACT-W) GP-;~- --STRACIT TLC- c)(IL),,4. 11F A P-IIXT. OF FT
"3,HYDR~XYt4pME-TriYLiAENZC,ATE AND LT
i
Zllk~.~l~~.i"-"-iYOK-jxyl,4vCHLGRt"lEiNZOATE WITH K SUB3 FE(CH) SUE46 IN A BUFFERED
7.2
s A? PH 'CAVE A %41XT. OF 01 ET 4,Y,
6#X,'~,ISU')-STITUTEDt2tA,4ll'4~";,3 rPHENOXA, ZONE 1,9,UlCARB(-lXYLlC ACIO FSTEAS
I ;~)UALS Y EOUALS rL), I (X EQUALS Y EQUALS ME), AND I
'-!E, Y "JALS CL) qF-PE ALSO u3TAINED A*lr' IS;-"L-'ITLD ~3Y THIN LAYE--~
-Crik04ATJ(;.
UNELASSIFIED ---

PROCESSING )ATE--lbOCT7.3
1/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--SYNTHESIS OF ANALOGS OF ACTLNOMYCINS- 111. THE SIMr-'_`-:S- CHLO
ANALOGS CONIAINING OMEGA ANJINO ACIDS -U-
AIUTHUR"(03)-Sjl,,,'lTSYNf V.G.t GLIBIN, YE.N., GINZ13URG, O.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
%bURCE--ZH. ORG. KHIMI. 1970, 6(3)p 500-4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT AREAS--610LOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
-TOPIC TAGS--ACTINOMYCESp AMINO ACID, CONDENSATION REACTION't
ESTERIFICATION, ALIPHATIC ESTER
CCNTROL M4RKI*iu---N0 RESTkICTIWiS
,DOCURENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FR4ME_--1993/0373 STEP NO--URiO366/70/006/OL'f3/0500105L)4
CIRC ACCESSIC-N !",'J--4P0l!.3291
UNCLASSIFIE0

212 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113291
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CONDENSATION OF H SUB2 H(CH
SUBZ) SUbN CO SUB2 H W(TH Zit~ITRGi37GENZOYLOXYi4tC~iLOROCiENZOYL CHLORIDE
IN PHME SOLN. "-ONTG. NADH GAVE I (k IS NH(CH SUB2) SU82 CO SUB2 Ht NH(CH
SUB21 SUR3 CO SUbZ Hi OR NH(CH SUB2) SU85 CO SU82 H). THE
ESTERTFICATION OF I GAVE THE CORRESPONDING ET ESTERS. THE CATALYTIC
HYDROGENATION OF I ACIDS OF I (k EQUALS NH-(CH SU62) S063 CO SUS2 ET)
GAVE 11. THE 0XIDN. OF 11 1,41TH K SUB3 FE(CN) SUL16 liN A PHJSPHATE BUFFER
GAVE THE FOLLOWING ACTINOMYCIN ANALOGS: 2,AMINO,4,6f
DICHLORG, 3H, PH;---',IOXAZ I tit 3, ONE It 9 v 61 SC GAMMA9 CARBO'NY LiU4 I N'0~3LJTYR IC ACID)
(111), 2,Ak',INO,4,6tDlCHLORO,3H,PH-~f,;DXAZIN,3,
ONE, 1,9,BIS(GAi*4i~1A,CA~,60tiYL.4LAt,'INE)i 2,AMINO,4,6,017 CHLORO, 3H PHEiqt]XAZ [Nt
3,DNE,1,9,BIS(EPSILON,CARBliNYLAMIt-40CAPROIC ACID)p AND THE C19ET ESIEP OF
Ill. THE CATALYTIC HYORUGEINATIUN OF I (R EQUALS NH(LH SUB2) SU132-Cd
SUB2 ET) CAUSED THE REMOVAL OF CL AND GAVE THE
DECHLORMTED 11 WHICH VIAS OXIDIZED TO 2tA~IINCjt3H7P!iEt,,'CXAI't',i,37
.ONEPI,9,BIS(BETA,CARBDNYLALA~4INE) DIjET ESTER. FACILIFY:
LENINGRAD. TEKHNOL. INST. IM. LENSOVETAi LENINGRAO, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED--
M111,111

--18SEP70
1'/ 2 011 UNCi_ASSIFIEb PROCESSING DATE
TITLE--ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF QUALiTY'CONTROL -U-
,:AUTHOR-(02)-KOTLIKOVi YA.SH.t GLICHEVt A.V.*
~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-STANDARTY I KACHESTVO, 1970, NR 2, PP 12-14
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
,SUBJECT AREAS--BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--QUALITY CONTROLt INDUSTRIAL R AND D, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
CCNTROL -MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RElcL/FRAME--198,'t/2031 STEP NO--UR/0422/70/000/002/0012/01)11+
CIRC ACCESSION ND---AP0100596
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 Oil UNICL
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100596 ASSIFIED PROCESSING' DATE--IBSEP70
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PROBLEMS CONSIDERED ARE BASIC
IN THE ECONOMIC ASPECT OF PRODUCT QUALITY CONTROLLED AT ALL STAGES OF
THE CREATION AND USE OF PROOUCTS.
UNCLkSr"AFIED
89

1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-ANCMALY OF ThE VISCOSITY OF VISCOSE IN A STUDY OF ITS FILTRATION
_U_
AUTHOR-(02)-SF'ANKIN, P.A., GLICHEV, G.T.
................
.. ........ . ...
COUNTRY OF INFO---USSR
SOURCE-KHIM. VOLCKNA 1970t (2)s 40-2
DATE PUBLISHEC 70
~_SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-FILTRATION, NONNEWTONIAN FLOW# CELLULOSE RESIN* RAYON
CGNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:,PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/0822 STEP NO--UR/0183/70/000/002/00'tO/0042
CIRC ACCESS~ICN ND--AP0124489
UNCLASSIFIED-

022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124489
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FILTRATION OF A NON NEWTONIAN
FLUID,-IN WHICH A SMALL AMT. OF SOLID IS SUSPENDED, rHROUGH A POROUS
BARRIER 15 CISCUSSED MATH. THE RESULTS ARE APPLICABLE TO THE FILTRATION
OF VISCOSE CONTG. SUSPENDED IMPURITIES WHEN THERE IS PARYIAL CLOGGING OF
THE FILTER AND THE FORMATION OF A FILTER CAKE, FACILITY: MTI,
MOSCOWI USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

MR, uDc 616.341,6i6.423)-092.9:6i2.ol4.477-o63+)6ii.14ii6ii.423)-019
9-IJMD.k L. M., Chair of Normal Anatomy, First Leningrad Medical Institute
ian I, P. Pavlov
"Lymphatics Within the Small Bovel Wall in the Rabbit Under Normal Conditions
and After Exposure to Ventro-Dorsal Accelerations"
Leningrad, Arkh1v Anatomii. Gistologii i Embriologii, Vol 60, No 4, Apr 71,
pp U-69
Abstracti To study the effects of the ventro-dorsal gravitational pull on the
lymph system in the small bowel wall, rabbits were centrifuged for various
periods and at various speeds. Anatomical and histological investigations of
tissue slices yielded the following findingst a) a prolonaed single exposure
to intolerable acc-~Ieration (10 Gs) caused a nonuniform, moderate enlargement
throughout the lymph system in the small bowel wall (all animals died within
20-25 minutes of centrifugation); b) after special training during which the
rabbits were centrifuged for gradually increased periods and at gradually
increased speeds, exposure to 10 Gs was no longer lethal (all anirals survived)
,=ges developing in the lymph system were considerably smallerl c)
and ci
regular expsoure to prolongedo functionally tolerable accelerations (5.5 GS)
caused the greatest enlargement of the lymph system. Tho result-s indicate that
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55

~.USSR-
GLIKINA, L. M. , AeAhiv Anatomii Gistologii i Embriologii, Vol 60 # No 4, Apr 71 #
PP 81-89
accelerations can induce ch-anges not only in lymph vessrls located outside of
internal organs but also in those located witbin the organs.
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USSR UDC 681.332.65
KOKURIXL, V. A., GLIKLIKH, B. P., IL'INA, G. F.. and SHMMI, F. N.
"'cynchronizer for Multicycle and Ferri te-Trans is tor Systems with Nonsimul-
taneous Inhibition"
USSR Author's Certificate No 273517, filed 14 Apr 69, published 18 Sep 70
(from RZh-Avcomatika Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 6,
Jun 71, Abstract No 9B220P)
Translation: Synchronizers made of ferrotransistor elements are known in
which the operating principle based on the write level's exceeding the
read level is used. These synchronizers are built from special cells with
augmented loop data which impose rigid requirements on the parameters of
the magnetizing pulses. This complicates the master clocks significantly.
Such circuits are necessary for systems with simultaneous inhibition, but
their application in systems with nonsimultancous inhibition is unjusti-
fiable. The purpose of the proposal is to simplify the synchronizer cir-
cuit, executing it as a system based on a standard ferrotransistor with
nonsimultaneous inhibition and at the same time improving the reliability
of the overall device as a whole. The proposed synchronizer has been
constructed, just as the known ones, from three standard memory cells with
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USSR
KOKURIN, V. A., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 273517, filed 14 Apr 69,
published 18 Sep 70 (from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya
Tekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6B220P)
positive feedback and an AND-NOT circuit. In contrast to the known devices,
the inputs of the AND-NOT circuit, the first and third memory cells, and
the write input of the second memory cell are connected to sources of
synchronizing cycle pulses, and the AND output of the AND-NOT circuit is
connected to the write input of the third memory cell. The output of the
first cell is connected to the read input of the second cell, the output
of the second cell is connected to the second write input of the third cell,
and the output of the third cell is connected to the NOT input of the AND-
NOT circuit and the input of the multicycle system. The distinguishing
feature of the proposed synchronizer is the principle of construction of
the circuit using a read response threshold of the ferrotransistor cells
with positive feedback and resistance in the emitter circuit, in which a
pulse will occur at the cell output only if the read pulse energy is
sufficient to overcome the response threshold and the pulse parameters
at the cell output do not depend on the read pulse parameters.
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112 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--EFFECT OF ZINC CONTENT ON THE TENDENCY OF BRASS TOWARDS CORROSION
CRACKING -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-GLIKMANt L.A.s LOBOVv A.F.i-RUDINi L-YE,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
;~SOURCE-FIZ. KHIM. MEKHAN. MAT., 1970, 6, 11), 109-110
DATE PUBLIS14ED ------- 70
-..SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--BRASSv SOLID SOLUTION, CORROSION CRACKING, ZINC
_'CONTROL MARJKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-.-.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIGO
_PROXY REEL/FRAME--300310222
STEP NO--UR/0369/70/006/C)01/0'&0910110
ACCESSION ND--AP0129478
UNCLASSIFIFO

--04OeC70
013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129478 OF
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TENDENCY OF VARIOUS TYPES
BRASS TOWARDS CORROSION CRACKING WAS STUDIE0 AS A FUNCTION OF ZN
CONTENT. SOME REFINEMENTS WERE ACCORDINGLY INTRODUCED INTO THE EXISTfNG
VIEWS, I.E. THAT INCREASING ZN CONTENT LEADS TO INCREASED CORROSION
CRACKING. THIS IS IN FACT ONLY VALID FOR ALPHA AND BETA BRASSES. [N
BRASSES RICHER IN ZN, PARTICULARLY THOSE WITH THE STRUCTURE OF r1ll-7 GAA'-lA
SOLID SOLUTION, THE TENDENCY TOWARDS CORROSION CRACKING IS GREATL~
REDUCED, IN PURE AN THE TNEDNENCY VANISHES ENTIRELY.
UNCLASSIFIED

UNC*LASSF'FIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
'.~,TITLE-LDW CYCLE FATIGUE OF TITANIUM ALLOYS INA CURaOSIVE MEDIUM -U-
..-AtITHOR-(02)-GLIKMAN, L.A., SHEKHOVTSEV, YE.D.
CCUNTP%Y OF INFC-USSR
MEKH. MATER. 1970, 5(6), 744-6
~-_DATE PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, MECH., IND.v CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TAGS-TITANIUM ALLOY.s METAL.CORROSIONI CYCLE FATIGUE LIFEr SODIUM
CHLORIDEt DISTILLED" WATER
WiTRDL.MARXING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1988/0635 STEP NO--UR/0369/70/0051006/0744/0746
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0105614
UNCLASSIFIED

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212 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105614
~ABSTRACVEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TWO TI ALLOYS, ONE CONTG. AL
4PERCENT AND.TI THE REST, AND THE OTHER AL 6.5, SN 3.8, V 2.5, ZR
2.6PERCENT AND TI THE REST, WERE TESTED IN DISTD. WATER AND IN A
3PERCENT NACL SOLN. TWO KINDS OF SPECIMENS WERE TESTED; SMOOTH WITH A
CUTOUT OF 30MM RADIUS IN THE CENTER, AND THE OTHER WITH A SH4RP CIRCULAR
NOTCH IN THE CENTER. THE SPECIMENS.WERE ROTATED AT A RATE OF 1.6
CYCLES-JMIN. THE SMOOTH SAMPLES REMAINED PRACTICALLY UNAFFECTED WHEREAS
THE NOTCHED SPECIMENS SHOWED DEFINITE SIGNS OF CORROSION.
INCLASST
AFIED

112 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23ocr7O
TITLE--CVALUATION OF THE SUSCEPT161LITY OF STEEL TO REVERSIBLE TEMPER
BRITTLENESS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)
-GLIKMAN, YE.E.w GROINA, YU.V.v KOTYSHEVt V.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHEb. ZAVED., CHERN. MET. 1970, 13(2)r 113-17
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AqEAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--METAL BRITTLENESS, STEEL HEAT TREATMENT, MANGANESE STEEL
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF160
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1789 STEP NO--UR/0148/70/013/002/0113/0117
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0115618
H%CLASSIFIFO

2/2 016 'UNCL ASS I F I ED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0115618
ABSTRACT/EXT;~ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTk4CT. FIVE STEELS WEkE REFINED BY
ANNEALING IN H, OUENCHING IN WATER FROM, 1000-1150 AND 92-0-50DEGREES, AND
SUBJECTED TO "DOUBLE TEMPERING" (E. E. GLIKIIAN, ET AL., 1967). A TOUGH
STATE WAS PROCUCED BY COOLING IN WATER FROM- 650DEGREES, WHILE THE
BRITTLE STATE WAS PRODUCED BY HOLDING AN ADDNL. 24 HR AT 530DEGREES.
WITH STEELS CONTG. 1.50-1.85PERCENT MN, 2 TEMP. REGIONS CF BRITTLENESS
DEVELOPMENT WERE DETD. (500-50 AND 600-50DEGREES). ADDNL. STUDIES ARE
NECESSARY TO EXPLAIN THE NATURE UF HIGH TEMP* BRITTLENESS&
FACILITY: SIB. MET. INST.t NOVOKUZNETSK, USSR.

USSR
UDC: 62]..-_,15.592
ZU'f-,-V, V. G. , GLINCHILIK K. D.
1-1. , SUKII-C.-H, G. A. , and
"Current Carrier Recombination Processes on Ge vnd Si Swcfaces
Up-der Laser E--citation"
Leningrad, _'Fizika i tekhnik.-I polupro-to-odnikov., N-o 10- 1972, -Oo Lq36-
1944
Aba,tract: I.Iijle of volujl-.o re comil.) Ln.--1.11- ion.
of current- la;jer emit'ation 11"."vo
v of Ilocal ocn-
on
ters and iiew reco-r-ibina-u-ion mechf_",,Ini~5_rq3, of
-ve b_ee"- ILniited to low c--,-,,c lcvc-ls. The exl)",ri-
arocesses h- ji L
ment's dese-ribed in 1,his T)P.--,)cr 7;ere desli~-ned to ~;'oui- e-
fects: pho t- C. C 0 "Id" Uc -'11-1 ivi t.y amplitude and rei,-,.-~.mtior. 1--ime; ah~~;clrpti_or
of infl-are--d, xn'bal, aneed curront carricj-o;
bination r,~dintion IiInt-e!"s-lity and relax-ait-ion:
A block dj.a,-r.= of the experimental equip;iicmt i . .... .ven
and, c::c
".7 a a w
um laSer avelength of 1.06 i~,iJ-c-rc, cub,l
wi`h maX_iL,_.w-.--i inten-ily 0:", 10
at 0.6943 m'cro~
used to the un'balalic.~?d cui,rent. f. of
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Ul)C:
ZUTET. V. A. et al, Fizika i tc-L-1m]""M Yo 10,
1972, Dp 10':6-1944
infrared radiat-io2i wcas supplied b~l -1. 300 v.-t"t-, inc-nde.-ceut- la,i-p
1 11 v (A rad~z-;--
with a eerman4 Im the receiver of in-;' .. I
tion was a low-inertia Dhot,oiesistamce usi-n- I;-*,-!'-., I-
t, 11 C". C-0-C,
finpul-ilk-T. Tiie authors ther0r. 0. V. Snitko, D. PL,.t-Lvk--L. rar"d !- V.
Sachenko for -L-Iheir useful caimento on a number clT problc:~i.~3 encalin-
tered in the courEe of this work.
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USSR
UDC: 539.2103.5
GLINCHUK, K. D., Institute of Semiconductors, Academy of Sciences of the
Uk_rSSR
"Impurities in Germanium, Silicon and Gallium Arsenide (Recombination
Characteristics )11
Kiev, Poluprovodnikovaya Tekhnika i 14ikroelektronika. Resp. Mezhved. Sb.,
110 7, 11,172, pp 51-60
Abstract: Tbe author examines the recombination characteristics of iinDurity
centers in germanium, silicon and galliAim arsenide. The paper continueS
previous surveys on the properties of impurity centers in these semiicon-
ductors and on the influence which impurities have on their recombination
properties. An appendix characterizes the nature of levels in the for-
bidden band in these three semiconductors. The bibliography licts 1-32
titles.
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USSR
UDC: 539.293:535.215.12
GLINCHUK, K. D., RODIONOV, V. Ye., Institute of Semi-conductors, Academy of
,-Sciencc-8--df the UkrSSR
"Time Constant of Si(Zn) Photoresistors"
Kiev, Poluprovodn-4kovaya Tekhnika i Mikroelektronika, Rc5p. Mezhved. Sb.,
No 7, 1972, pp 27-31
Abstract: The authors study the kinetic characteristics of Si(Zn) photo-
resistors made by high-temperature diffusion of zinc atcms into low-
resistance N-type silicon. An investigation was made of the kinetics of
the intrinsic photoconductivity of Si(Zn) with partially compensated levels
of zinc c,= 0.31 eV and E2= 0.55 eV. Alloyed ohmic contacts were used.
In Si(Zn) with a weakly compensated 0.31 eV level, the relaxation constant
for intrinEic photoconductivity was less than 0.1 Vs. In the case of in-
vestigation of the photoconductivity kinetics for Si(Zn) with strongly com-
pensated 0.31 eV levels or with a partially compensated 0.55 eV level, a
much more comDl-icated picture was observed. Relaxation of photoconductivity
in these cases was characterized by several time constants depending on the
concentration of surplus electrons, with values ranging from. 0.01 ps "a
112

USSR
GLINCHUK, K. D., RODIONOV, V. Ye., Poluprovodn. Tekh. i Mikroelektron.
Resp. Mezhved. Sb., No 7, 1972, pp 27-31
10 ms. The observed differences in relaxation behavior are attributed to
nonhomogeneity. Direct measurements show that the recombination properties
in different regions of nonhomogeneous Si(Zn) -ohotoconductors differ sharp-
ly. In the high-resistance region vith partially compensated 0.31 eV level
the neutral atoms of zinc play a predominant role in recombination, whereas
the centers created in high-temperature heating of the silicon are decisive
in the low-resilstance region with completely filled 0.31 and 0.55 eV levels.
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75

UDC 621.332.1
VOROBKALO, F. M., GL i,. D. , PROMIOROVICH, A. V.
UNIHINU.".
"Electroluminescence of GaAs-Alloy Diodes"
Kiev, PoluDrovodnikovaya tekhnika i mikroelektronilca, No 5, 1971, pp 7-11
Abstract: The study of the electroluminescent properties of GaAs-alloy diodes
is continued [F. III. Vorobkalo, et al., POlUDrovodni'n-.ov tekhnika i mikroelektro-
nika, No 4, Nauk-ova dumka Press, Kiev, 19701. The processes of photoltmainescence
and electroluminescence of GaAs are studied, and the radiation of the homogene-
ous: (initial GaAs) and inhomogeneous (p-n-junction) systems is compared. Both
the n and p-regions and tile space charge layer make a defined contribution to
the recombination radiation of the GaAs-alloy diodes. During the process of
creation of the p-n-junction the initial properties of the GaAs do not change.
The dependence of the intensity of the electioluminescence on the temperature
and injection current is determined both by the initial properties of tile GaAs
and the properties of the p-n junction.
The intensity of electroluminescence of diodes made of the same sample
of GaAs can differ by tens and even hundreds of times. At the same time, the
intensity of the photoluminescence in these samples differs by appreciably less
- approximately 2-3 times. This indicates thit significant scattering of the
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VOROBILALO, F.
1971, pp 7-11
Poluprovodnikovava tekhnika i mikroelektronika,
magnitudes of the quantum yield of the electroluminescence of GaAs alloy diodes
is connected with insufficient reproducibility of construction of the diodes
(the p-n junctions) and not the Droperties of the initial material (with re-
spect to photoluminescence prcpe~ties it is more homogeneous). The fact that
in the majority of diodes made of n-GaAs, the variation in intensity of tile elec-
troluminescence with temDerature was appreciably weaker than the intensity of
photoluminescence indicates that with a drop in temperature the proportion of
the injection electron-hole current decreases, just as discovered previously
[F. M. Vorobkalo, et al., UFZhI No 13, 1610, 1968; FTP, No 3, 150, 196911.

1/2 024' U-NCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
T-ITLE--RECGI,ABINATICN OF HCT ELECTRONS AT NICKEL AND GERMANIUM ATOMS -U-
Al.TH(JK-(02)-KLlFKAt L.A.t GLINCHUKI K.D.
.p.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZIKA I TEKHNIKA POLUPROVOONIKOV, VOL. 4, APR. 1970, P. 673-678
-DATE PUBLISHED----70
a,SU8JECT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
.TOPIC TAGS--NICKEL, GEEPMANIUM PN JUNCTIONs BIBLIOGRAPHY, DOPED ALL13Y,
RECOMBINATICN, ELECTRON CAPTURE, ELECTRIF FIELD
CCNTRCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--3001/0379 STEP NO--UR/0449/70/004fOOD/O673/0678
CIRC ACCESSiCN NO--AP0126134

Z/Z 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP012bl34
..ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXPERIMENTAL INVEST 1132ATION OF THE
:.RECUM8Ii4ATICN CHARACTERISTICS OF NICKEL DOPED AND P AND N TYPE GERMANIUM
INSTRUNG ELECTRIC FIELDS. PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO THE
INFLUENCE OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD STRENGTH ON THE ELECTRON CAPTURE CROSS
SECTION AT NEUTRAL AND REPULSING CENTERS OF NICKEL IN GERMANIUM. IT IS
FOUND THAT ThE COEFFICIENT GF ELECTRON CAPTURE AT REPULSING NICKEL IONS
INCREASES APPRECIABLY WITH THE FIELDi WHILE THE COEFFICIENT OF ELECTRON
,CAPTURE AT NEUTRAL NICKEL ATOMS IS INDEPENDENT OF THE FIELD.
FACILITY: AKADEMIIA NAUK L[TOVSKOI SSR, INSTITUT FILIKI
POLUPROVGDNIKOV, VILNYUS, LITHUANIAN SSR. FACILITY: AKADEMIIA
'.NAUK UKRAINSKOf SSR, INSTITur POLUPOROVOiNIKOV, KIEV, UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNC L A----,- F tfw n

112 033 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--ZINOV70
--TITLE--KINETICS OF THE PHOTOCONDUCTIVITY OF GALLIUM A."'SENIDE -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-VOROBKALOt F.M., GLINCHUKv K.D#t LITOVCHENKOY N.M.
z.tOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURCE-FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 19701 4(5)t 487-52
DATE PUBLISHED--------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--PHOTOCONDUCTIVITY, GALLIUM ARSENIDE, HEAT RESISTANCE, PHOTON
EMISSION
-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0893 STEP NO--UR/0449/70/004/005/0847/0852
CfRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136327
L AS 1; 1 F I E 0

212 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV7C
CIqC ACCESSION NO--AP0136327
ABSTfRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. RELAXATION KINETICS OF THE
PHOTOCOND. OF N AND P-GAAS, AT A PULSE DURATION OF 10 PRIME MCGATIVE6
SEC, WERE INVESTIGATED TO DET. PARAMETERS OF THE CENTERS CONTROLLING THE
RECOMBINATION PROCESSES; STEADY PHOTOCOND. WAS STUDIED BY THE PHOTOCOND.
MODULATION METHOD AND THE RESULTS WERE COMPAPED WITH THE KINETIC DATA.
THE REGULARITIES OBSD. WERE CONNECTED WTIH THE PROCESSES TAKING PLACE
WITHIN THE CRYSTAL AND NOT ON ITS SURFACE# SHARPLY MONOPOLAR PHOFOCOND.
OBSD. IS CONTROLLED BY A SYSTEM OF RAPID AND-SLOW LEVELS- FOR 2 OF THEM
(SLOW)t THE CAPTURE CROSS SECTIONS FOR THE MAIN CHARGE CARRIERS
(ELECTRONS IN N-GAAS AND VACANCIES IN P-GAAS)v THE FRACTION OF CARRIERS
RECOMBINING THROUGH EACH CENTER, IONIZATION ENERGIES OF THE CENTERS, AND
CONCN. OF THE RECOMBINATION. CANALS DETG. THE PHOTOCONO. WERE DETO. THE
MECHANISM OF ENERGY EMISSION DURING THE RECOMBINATION OF THE CARRIERS ON
THE CENTERS IS NONRADIATIVE (SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO 0.01PERCENT
CARRIERS RECOMBINE WITH A PHOTON EMISSION)6 THE RECOMBINATION CENTERS
ARE VERY HEAT RESISTANT. FACILITvl: INST. POLUPROV., KIEV, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/? 021 UNCLASSIFIFD PROC~:SSIN3 DATf_--ll'--P70
TITLE--71WIDTH OF (GO SUR2 0 SU33) SUM (GD CR3 SUB3) SUC11 X
_U_
iUT40R--G6UL KA~Z~'.AZIN, A.A., KOSTYRYA,
SHEVCHF'IK3, A.V.
COUNTPY OF: INFO--USSR.
SOURC-c--UKR. FIZ. ZH. (RUSS. ED.) 1970, 1511) 59-62
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSTCS
TOPIC TAGS--EPR SPFCTRUM, LINE WIDTH, LINE BROAD~NING, CHR~--'IJY qXl--j
GAOnLINIUM CO'lPOUNt.), "ETAL CMDE, CHEMICAL C0'-'0'_lSITF3'%l, TP-lcl-~_~ATII'~:_:
DEPENDENCE
C1-4TROL "A:~KIF.4r
0c:ST7?ICTICINS
0OClY4r:',l
PROXY P;:EL/FPA~lE--1080/1345
7 7' ;' 71

2/2 2 1 11,NCLASSI PlIED S- I '-.,S
A I ACT- (j]) f--,P-C.- A:RSTPA~T. 1,14 TH.7 cYSTck-' t-,')
BS F.R ACT IX TR
STJR2 3 SUR3 THE G~D SUB? 9 SUB3 CONTIENT ~-! 'kS VAO I ~.~:T ',4'~ i 0
100PERCENT. THE Ollso. I%lc:~FAS,- IN Tiqf- WIDTH OF THE FRR L1%--'- 41 rii
P-1cpPASING CID Sj?l? 0 SUB3 C-)NTENT AROSr-- FROM 01 P')LF--
INTPRACTION. R Tf: THE INTENSITY QF- THE ;--~)R Sl(-,~'%L
AT LOWE' I 14P .
SU33 OErRFASED; THE DISAPPEARANU 3F THF LINE AT 170n.~:.';'~FESK AA
ASSIGNED TO A M.,A~~NETIC ORDERING OF THE CR ION SUBLATTICE.

1/2 027 UNCLASS'IFIED PROCESSING DAYE-3UU(,r7O
TITLE-ANGULAR ANO TEMPERATURE DEPENUENCES OF IHE WIDTHS OF EPR LINES -U-
ALTHGR-t03)-0EYGEN# M.F.t Gj-.IKHPK, M.D.v KOROBKOi G.V.
CCUNTRY OF INFU-USSR
SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970, 1212), 507-15
DATE PUBLISHED---
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-LINE wlbTFI, EPR SPECTRUM, ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION, TEMPERATURE
OEPENDENCE, SPIN LATTICE RELAXATION, CRYSTAL DEFECT, CRYSTAL LATTICE
VIBRATION, ZINC COMPOUND, fUNGSTATEr CHROMIU14
CCUTRUL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY qEELIFRA.ME--1983/1612 STEP NO--UR/0181/70/OL2/002/050710515
CIRC ACCLSSIGN NO--AP0054462
U N r- L A ol: 5 11 F .1 E 1)

2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--300CT7G
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0054462
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ANGULAR AND TEMP. DEPENDENCES
OF THE WIDTH OF EPR LINES WERE INVESTIGATED. IT IS ASSUMED THAT THE
MAIN CONTRIBUTICNS TO THE WIDTH OF TI-E EPR LINE ARE MADE BY THE ELEC.
FIELDS OF OEFECTSr DIPOLE DIPOLE INTERACTIONS, AND SPIN LATTICE
RELAXATICN. TEMP. VARIATION OF THE WIDTH OF THE LINE IS RELATED MAINLY
TO MOCULATICN OF THE CRYSTAL FIELD CONSTS. BY LATTICE VIBRATIONS.
ANGULAR DEPENDENCE OF THE WIDTH OF THE LINE IS DETD. BY ALL 3 EFFECTS.
EVALUATION WAS MADE OF THE CONTRIBUTION TO TEMP. VARIATION OF THE
LINEWIDTH OF THE DEFECT MECHANISM, WHICH IS RELATED TO MODULATION BY
LATTICE VIBRATICNS OF ELEC. FIELD OF THE DEFECT AS WELL AS TO THE
THERMAL EXPANSIGN OF THE CRYSTAL. THEORY WAS COMPARED WITH EXPT. DATA
FOR THESE ANGULAR AND TEMP. DEPENDENCES OF THE WIDTH WERE DETD. FOR GR
PRIME3 POSITIVE IN ZNWO SUB4. FACILITY: INST. POLUPROV., KIEV,
USSR.
UNC LASS IF IED

2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129426
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, EXPTL. AND THEORETICAL
INVESTIGATIONS WERE CARRIED OUT OF THE TEMP. DEPENDENCE OF THE WIDTH OF
'CPR LINES Of- FE PRIME3 POSITIVE IN AL SUB2 0 SV53P MEA5UREMENT5 WERE
MADE AT 3 CM BETWEEN 4.2 AND 1100OGGREESK. AT HIGH TEMPS., CONSIDERABLE
CONTRIBUTION TO THE EPR LINEWIDTH IS MADE BY 4 PHONON PROCESSES WITH
-PARTICIPATION OF OPTICAL PHONONS. FACILITY: AINST. POLYPROV.,
KIEV, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--SHAPES OF EPR LINES IN THE PRESENCE OF SOME BROADENING MECHANISMS
_U_
.:AUTHOR-(03)-DEYGEN, M*F*, GLINCHUKr M.D.t KOROBKOv GeV.
.~.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,SOURCE--UKR. FIZ. ZH. (RUSS. ED.) 1970, 15(2), 290-6
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRYp PHYSICS
--TOPIC TAGS--EPR SPECTRUMp GAUSSIAN DISTRIBUTION
CONTROL- MARK ING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RE6L/FRAME--1996/1942 STEP NO--UR/0185/70/Oir~/002/0290/0296
CIRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0118904
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118904
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SHAPE AND WIDTH OF ESR LINES
WERE CALCD. TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION SEVERAL STATISTICALLY INDEPENDENT
BROADENING MECHANISMS GIVING LORENZLAN OR GAUSSIAN SHAPES OR MIXT. OF
LORENZIAN AND GAUSSIAN SHAPES OF CURVES. CALCO. PARAMETERS ENABLED ONE
TO,DET. CONTRIaUTIONS OF EACH MECHANISM TO AN EXPTL. LINE. THE METHOD
WAS APPLIED FOR ANAL. OF THE SHAPE OF THE ESR SPECTRUM OF CR PRIME3
POSITIVE IN ZNWO SUB4. FACILITY: INST. POLUPROV.r KIEVt USSR#
UINCL ASS IF I ED

USSR UDC 621.385.832.032.36.002.237(088.8)-(47).-621.397,62:621.397.132
ALEKSEYEV, I. A., ZHUKOVSKAYA, E. I., GLINKA, A. P., MOROZOVA, A. V., and
RUMYANTSEVA, T. Ya.
"Luminous Coating for Screens of Cathode-Ray Tubes"
USSR Author's Certificate No 275240, filed 7 Mar 69, pubLished 18 Nov 70 (from
RZh-Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 7, July 1971, Abstract No 7A284P)
Translation; The proposed luminophcrcovering consists of 2-component (V3Al8Ol2Ge--
60--70 percent, Sr (P04)2 0 Eu--~G-40 percent) or 3-component (V -1 012 - 0--)
60 to 70 percent, 9r (F04) Eu--20 to 15 percent, V25iO5Oe--20 ro T; percan
mixture of lumlno.Dho~s. ~?eohigh efficiency and short time of afterglow,amoun'ting
to 0.15--0.20 microsecond at a level of five percent from the brightness at the
moment of cessation of excitation, makes it possible to increase the signal-to-noise
ratio in all the color channels of a television picture tube and to improve the
quality of the image.The method cfprecipitation in water of a solution of a silicate
of K and Sr NO is used for deposition of the luminophor covering.
3) 2

USSR
uDc: 621.385.832.032.36
ALEKSEYEV, I. A., ZHUKOVSrAYA, E. I., aLINI
A. P. , MOROZOVA, A. V. , RUMYANTSEVA,
T. Ya. V
"A Luminescent Coating for the Screens of Cathode Ray Tubes"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki, No 22,
1970, Soviet Patent No 275240, Class 21, filed T Mar 69, P 58
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A luminescent coating for the
screens of cathode ray tubes based on cerium-activated yttrium aluminate Y3A]-5012'Ce-
As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the effectiveness of screen emission in the
,,..blue region of the spectrum is improved and the time of afterglow is reduced by in-
troducing the phosphor Sr3(PO',)2'EU into the composition of the coating. 2. A modi-
fication of this coating distinguished by the fact that color saturation is increased
by- additional introduction of the phosphor Y2SiO5-Ce. 3. A modification of coating
No 1 distinguished by the fact that its ingredients are taken in the following pro-
portions (in percent by weight): Y3A15012-Ce-60-70; Sr3(P04)2-Eu--3o-4o. 4. A
rdodification of coating No 2 distinguished by the fact that the ingredients are taken
in the following proportions (in percent by weight): Y3AIS012-Ce--60-70; Sr3(PO4)2-Eu
-20-15; Y2SiO5-Ce--20-15-
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Oteelp
USSR UT)C 669,15,018,44;620.186
5pt'sSivalf, V. V., POPOvf V. 1.9 GLINKIN, A, L MUT.
.,,,k 50VA, T, 130BYLEV, F. K.,
X-r6JIGHERYAKOV, A. S.,
"Effect Pf Phase Composition oil the Properties of Austenitic Chromium-Illickel
Otgels in Castings and 1-lelded Parts"
Uteyn, proiz-vo (Cnsting Production), 1970, Nlo ll, pp 29-30 ff ram Uh-Metal-
-Xio 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 41649)
Translation: A study is made of E1572 heat~resistant steel containing (in
C 0.2a-0,33, 'fn 1,03-1.27, Si 0,60-0.80, Cr 18,20-20, N'i 8.1-9.7t IV 1.48~1.150,
No 1,20-1,35, Ti 0.22-0.78, 11b 0.26-0,50. The castings were austenitized at
and they were cooled in water before aging at 650-820' for 15 hours,
711c 4-ferrite content in the samples was determined after austenitization and
aging, Increasing tile Cr, Ni.and Ti content increases the 6-farrite content.
With an increase in the content of C ;> 0,30Z, the amount of f23C6 carbides
increased alon. the rain boundaries, -17he cooling rate of the casting has a
noticeable cffect oil the amount nf 6-ferrite in the steel; in the case of
accelerated cooling of the casting in water (4*/second) the amount of 6-
fearrite was about t-..-ice that obtained with ordinary cooling in tile air
0 Castings made of E1572 steel for welding must contain 3-5%
. 15'/second) , - 1
.112

�FASSKIY, V. V., et 41,, Liteyn, proiz-vo, 1970, Ila 11, pp 29-30
~=fgrrite, This is somewhat higher than for the same steel during hot workin.".
Thg reqgired amount of 6-ferrite is insured by 4 0,3~0,457. Ti content in
OWL

UDC:629.78.OIS:53--,..697:621.4
DAVIDSON, V. Ye. , NESHCHERET, 11. A. , GLINKIN, B. A.
"Exhaust of an Underexpanded Supersonic Jet into a- Cylindrical Pipe with
a Step"
Gidroacromekh. i Tuoriva Upruposti . t4ozlivuz. N.,tuch. SI). [Hydi,o:wi-omechan-
ics and the Theory of I-Aasticity. Inter-Ujulversity SCiUlltifk C0110Ction],
1973, No 16, pp 38-41 (Translated from Refcrativnyy 7hurnal RaketostroyeDiye,
No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9.41.92)
Translation: ReSL1ltS are presented from experimental studies of tile flow
of an unUcrexpanded stream from a conical nozzle at numbers M 11 =1.6-3.0
With half-aperture angle u=15'. The flow occurs into a cylilldrical pipe
tip to 10 calibers in length alonp its axis. 'llic geometric structure of
tile wave picture Is studied and curve.-, of tile distribution of' prcsstwe
along thu peneratrix of the pipe are presented in the self-siulihir fjow
mode for ratios of diameters of nozzle and pipe (1-0.1-1.0. Approximating
dependences are produced for the pressure curves. S Figures; I Riblio Pk~f.
Resume

016 UNCLASSfFIE0 PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
.TITLE--CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTINUOUS STEELMAKING PROCESS -U-
~~AU THOR-(02)-KHRISTOV, V.N., I~LjlMSLV~ G.Mo
C' OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-IZV. VYSSH. UCH:_:3. ZAVED.t CHERN. MET. 19701 13(3), 159-62
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, MECH.t IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS
--METALLURGIC PROCESS CONTROLt STEEL PRODUCTION, ;NDU'TR[AL
AUTOMATIC CONTROLt TIME CONSTANTy GAS ABSORPTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
wDOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,.PROXY REEL/FRAME--3005/0835 GTEP NO--k)R/Olit8/70/013/003/0159/0152
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132925
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESStNG DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132925
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STATIC AND DYMANIC
CHARACTERISTICS OF A CONTINUOUS STEELMAKING PROCESS WERE STUDIED. WITH
RESPECT TO AUTOMATIC CONTROLt THE FLOW PROCESS IS NONLINEAR IN RELATION
-TD THE FLOW OF THE TREATED STREAM AND THE AMT. OF ASSIMILArED GAS AND
LINEAR IN RELATION TO THE CONCNS, IN THE TREATED*STREAM, THE
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROCESS WERE STUDIED FOR STEPWISE CHANGES IN THE
PARAMETERS. THE SYSTEM HAS BOTH TRANSPORT AND SIZE LAGS. HTE SIZE LAG
IS ATTRIBUTED TO THE PRESENCE OF NONIDEAL FLOW UISPLACEMENT.
RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TIME CONSTS, AND THE PARAMETERS OF THE PROCESS
z -WERE ESTABLISHED. FACILITY: ZHDANOV. MET. !NST., ZHDANOV, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--SELECTION OF THE DESIGN AND OPERATING PRACTICE FOR OAYGEN LANCES
_U_
AUTHOR-(05)-GLINKOV, M.A.v DEMIN? G.l.v PERMINOVY E.M.p CHUKHANOVv Z.F.,
KHMELEVSKAVr-,TT.D-.---
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--STAL' 1970, 30-(2), 119-23
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MAR114E ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--OXYGEN, OPEN HEARTH FURNACE, NOZZLE, ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT
CONTROL i4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/0214 STEP NO--UR/0133/70/030/002/0119/0123
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115918
UNCLASSIFIED

- -- -----------------
2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE----160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115918
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE RATE OF CHEM. AND HEAT
ABSORPTION AS A FUNCTION OF THE DEGREE OF LANCE INCLINATION TO OPEN
HEARTH BATH ;4AS DETD. ON MODELS, IN WHICH ABSORPTION OF NH SUB3 FN WATER
FROM ITS MIXT. WITH AIR WAS MEASURED AND THAT OF HEAT SUPPLIED BY HOT
AIR TO AN GIL BATH WAS EVALUATED. THE ABSORPTION GOEFF. FOR A SPECIFIC
RANGE OF OPTIMUM GAS CONSUMPTIONt WHICH INCREASES WITH A LARGE NOZZLE
DIAM.s REACHES ITS MAX. VALUE WITH VERTICAL NOZZLE-S. NO LOWERING OF
THE ABSORPTION COEFF. AFTER REACHING ITS OPTIMUM VALUE WAS NOTED FOR
NOZZLES INCLINED 30-75DEGREES TO THE VERTICAL. GAS CONSUMPTION AND
NOZZLE DIAM. ARE ASSOCD. BY THE ARCHIMEDES CRITERION AR (AR EQUALS W
PRIME2 GAMMA G-GD GAMMA L). THE MAX. ABSORPTION IS OBTAINEO WITH AR
100, AND ABSORPTION COEFF. N CAN BE GIVEN WITHIN 5PERCENT AS N EQUALS
0*96-(AR PLUS 4.55). FOR A GROUP OF NOZZLES SUFFICIENTLY DISTANT
(SIMILAR TO 10 VIAM. MIN.) IT IS ABOUT THE SAME FOR A GROUP OR
INDIVIDUAL NOZZ.E THE ANGLE OF NOZZLE INCLINATION TO THE VERTICAL
AFFECTS BOTH THE RATE OF ABSORPTION AND THE DEGREE OF STIRRING, THE
OPTIMUM FOR THE PURPOSE BEING 55DEGREES FOR CLOSELY PLACED NOZZLES AND
45DEGREES FOR MORE DISTANT ONES. FACILITY: MOSK. INST. STALI
SPLAVOVt MOSCOWv USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEO

USSR UBC: 669-783
GLIffGV, S. V. and NASHELISKIY, A. Ya.
"Coefficients of Admixture Distribution in Germanium Crystals"
Macov, Tsvetnyye Retally, No 9, Sep 73, PP 34-35
Abstract: The authors make the equilibrium factors more precise for In, Cu,
Al, and As admixtures in germanium. Rate dependences were established for the
coefficients of the admixture distributions for indium, copper, aluminum, and
arsenic in germanium. The values for the equilibrium coefficients of the
admixture distributions for indium ~nd copper are 9.5,10- and 1*1o-5 respec-
tively. This dependence is also sh(rtrn for gallium.
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!~LCTIIJN IV
A~
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ia~earch 111stiLute, Pusbehino
in-111-le
_j
`%)e a crip t ion:
(U) During this quarterly reporting period, two new articleti wort,
,40co tud from the Protein Research Institute at Pushchino. On the basis of tine
of the artLcleg, which dealt with escherichia coli ribosomes, it war, possible to
associate one Dow "rgon, N. 1. Smirnov, WJUI the institute (32). The other
article, also on eschorichia coli, was issued jointly fron the TnAtitute of
Genetics and Sulection of Microorganisun, Moscow, and the Protein Renearch
(33)
lnstitute at Punhchino Previous articles by V. 1. FemoGorov have been
issued from the former institute. No previoun facili;y association could be
located for V. D. VaSil'yeVq but it Is likuly that he repreSentm the latter
institute. ~niis article probably representd soma joint work beLWeun the
institutes.
(U) As a ready source of reference, given beltr~ is a complete 1"IsLing
of personalities Identified with the Protein Research institute to the present
time:
Beletsina, V,
Bershteyn, T. M. P~its
Chirgidze, Yu,_M Rauhavskaya, Yo. P.
Fedorov. B. A. Serdyuk. 1. N.
Finkel'rhtcyn! A- V. Smirnov, N. 1.
Glinrkaya, 0. V. Spirin, A. S.
Lavrilova, L. P. Tiktopulo, Ye. 1.
-44"t
Kitin, Yu. V.
10

1/2 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
T,ITLE--KINETICS OF INTERIMPURITY RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION IN GALLIUM
PHOSPHIDE -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-PIKHTIN, A.N.v YASKOVr D.A., GLINSKIYt G*F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 19709 12(2)1 386-93
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS,
TOPIC TAGS--RADIATIVE RECOMBINATIONi PHOSPHIDE, GALLIUM COMPOUND9
ELECTROLUMINESCENCE, LUMlNECENCE SPECTRUM, IMPURITY CENTER, ZINC,
TELLURIUMt PN JUNCTION, REACTION KINETICS, LUMINESCENCE QUENCHING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFD
PROXY R6EL/FRAME--1983/1095 STEP.NO--UR/0181/70/012/002/0386/0393
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054698
UNCLASSIFIED

------------
-2/2 032 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054698
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INSIDE THE SPECTRAL-BAND QETD. BY
RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION OF AN ELECTRON, CAPTURED BY A DONORt WITH A
HOLE, CAPTURED BY A SPARTIALLY CAPTURED ACCEPTOR, DEPENDENCE SHOUDS BE
OBSD. OF THE RELAXATION TIME Tt TAU, ON THE ENERGY OF PHOTONS, H OMEGA.
THE THEORETICAL DEPENDENCE TAU (H OMEGA) IS EXPTL. CONFIRMED FOR
INTERIMPURITY (ZN AND TE) RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION IN GAP (GREEN BAND AT
aODEGREESK EXPTL. DATA WERE OBTAINED IN THE INVESTIGATION OF THE
KINETICS OF ELECTROLUMINESCENCE OF GAP DIODES IN THE PULSE INJECTION OF
CHARGE CARRIERS ACROSS THE P-N JUNCTIONo IN THE RED BAND OF
ELECTROLUMINESCENCEv THE MAGNITUDE OF TAU WAS INDEPENDENT OF H OMEGA.
Jtj~--SPECTRAL COMPN. OF THE RADIATION WAS INVESTIGATED IN THE PROcESS OF
QU~NCHING OF LUMINESCENCE ANU THE EFFECT OF TEMP. ON THE KINETICS OF
RAD`iAfIVE RECOMBINATION IN GAP. FACILITY: LENINGRADp
ELEKTROTEKH. INTS. IM ULIVANOVA, LENINGRADo USSR.
UNCL ASS IF I I: D

USSR uDc: [621.3-051-024:537-312.62*1:621.3.ol6.34:681.3
BOGAMOV, M. L- , Qjh-P NTV- S-IL- Leningrad
-MMIMEMENNOW
"Relation Between Transient Processes and Control Conditions on the One
Hand and the Parameters of a Superconducting Cable in a DC Transmission
Line on the Crther"
Moscow, Izv. 91 SSSR: Diergeti-ka i Transport, No 4, JU.I/Aug 'T"?, pp 111-'20
Abstract: The paper deals with the relation between the parameters of a
superconducting cable, transient processes in a DC line, and control con-
ditions to limit the maximur, emergency currents in the case of inter-
terminal short circuits. An estimate is made of the effect of individual
parameters on the static stability of a controllable superconducting DC
electric power transmission line. The analysis shows that vith the
existing cost of cryogenic materials and equipment, a nominal working
voltage of the order of 100 k."I shculd be used in such F- line. A reduc-
tion in voltage would make the cable more expensive, while an increase
vould ralse -the cost of transfor-ming equipment as -vell as increasing
overloads. in. order to limit overloads during F-ergencies in the trans-
m.ission of direct current, a current regulator should be used which is
1/2

USSR
BOGACMCOV, 14. L., GLINTERNIK, S. R., Izv. AN SSSR: Energetika i Transport,
No 4, 19T2, pp 14-20
based on a rectifier with channels for deviation and for the integral of
the current. In the case of disruDtions in the operation of the channel
for the integral of the current when there is a short circuit in the DC
line, the rectified current attains a new value determined by the coef-
ficient of amplification with respect to deviation. Mien there is a
failure in the channel for deviation, the rectified current returns to
the initial value; this process takes place slowly since attenuation is
sharply reduced. In the case of disruptions in the operation of the
channels for deviation and for the integral of the current, the-recti-
fied current gradually goe3 to the new steady-state .ralue, which is quitle
high since it is determined only by the resistance of the rectifier com-
mutation circuit. In designing a cryogenic cable for a DC transmission
line, the wave impedance of the cable must be maximized since this has a
favorable effect on transmission operating stability.
2/2

USSR ux: 621-374-33088-8)
LAZZER, 1. 14. G-1,111TEERNIK.
"A Pulse Signal Decoder"
USSR Author's Certificate No 259958, filed 12 Dec 68, publislied 4 Mwj. 70
(from RZli-Raaioteklinika, No 12, Dec '10, Abstract No 12"(266 P)
Translation: 17his: Author's Certificate introduces a pulse sil.Tal decoder
uhich contains a time selection circuit mid a shift rej.-,ister. Phis shift
register in turn contains main and auxiliary flip-flops and "zero" and
?Tone" diodes. To improve accuracy in time selection of pulses and to
increase the speed of the device, the shift register contadns an additional
diode with one input connected to the information input of the &-coder, the
second input connected to the inverse cadence pulse line, and the output
connected to the set termiwas of the main and auxiliary flip-rlops of' the
first digital place of the shift register, and also to the input of the
Itzero" diode of the auxiliary flip-flop for the first digital place. The
output of the "one" diode for the main flip-flop of the first (Ligital
place is connected in addition to the set terminal of the auxiliary
flip-flop of the first digital place in the register.

~'112 031 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TITLE-ELECT-1,3MAGNETIC PROCESSES AND BEHAVIURS OF POxEkFUL STATIC
TRANSFORMERS -U-
AUTHOR-GLINTENNIKI S.R.
1NFO--USSR
COUNTRY- OF
SMiCE-ELECTROMAGiNET IC PROCESSES AND BEHAVIORS OF PowERFUL STATIC
~]_.::,.TRANSFORMERS, (ELEKTRGMAGNlTNYYE PROTSESSY;l REZHIMY ",GSHCHNYKH
DATE :PUBLISHED ------- 70
::SUBJECT ARICAS-ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGk.
-,--TOPIC TAGS-ELECTRIC-TRANSFORMER, ELECTROMAGNETIC EFFECT, ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELD, NONROTARY ELECTRIC POWER CONVEkTER, HARMONIC ANALYSIS, HANDBOOK
C_V~TRCL M.-ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLA.SS--U' 'L'CI,ASSIFIFO
.PRIJXY RE6L/;:?,A;4r--3003/I2ta5 StEp rqo--Uk/0000/lfi/000/ooi)/Oool/i)JO't
CIRC ACCESSION NO--A'10130256
J"t;l'- LSS 1 _i- I -r-_ 0

2/2 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
:.CIRC ACCESSION NG--AM0130256
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AtISTRACT. TABLE OF CONTENTS: PREFACE 3.
INTRODUCTION 6. CHAPTER I GENERAL EQUATIONS OF ELECTR0,*4Af.;NETIC
PROCESSES IN CONVERTERS 12. It ELECTROMAGNETIC PROCESSES IN CONVERTERS
WITH PARALLELY CONNECTED CONDENSERS 38. 111 ELECTROMAGNETIC PROCESSES
T N
L CONVERTERS WITH CONDENSERS CONNECTED IN SERIES 123. IV
ELECTRa4AGNETIC PROCESSES IN N--"JNCfJhPENSATED CONVERTERS AS A PARTICULAR
AND EXT-%Ei4E CASE OF PROCESSES IN COMPENSATED CONVERTERS 158. V
GENERALIZATION OF THE RESULTS 3F ANALYSIS OF ESTABLISHED ELECTR'O~MAGNETIC
PROCESSES IN COMPENSATED AND ~,,or COMPENSATED CONVERTEPS INTO AN
APPk0XIMATE GENEr~AL METHOD OF CALCULATING NORMAL BEHAVIORS OF CUNVERTERS
175. IV[ EXTERNAL CHARACTERISTICS.AND HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF CURRENTS AND
VOLTAGY OF CONVERTERS 195. VII POWER CHARACTERISTICS OF CONVERTERS AND
WAYS TO [MPRU~E THEM 243. VIII STATIC AND DYNAMIC CHARACTEkISTICS OF
CONVERTERS 266. LITERATUkE 297. It., THE MONOGRAPH IS DESCRIBED THE
THEORY OF ESTABLISHED ELECTROMAGNETIC PROCESSES IN POWERFUL THREE PHASE,
ONE BRfDG-- AND Tt~O 6;~10k-JE CON4VEkTEkS WHICH KECTIFY THE ALTERNATING
CURRENT TC A DIRECT AND INVERT THE DIRECT TO ALTERNATING CL-'~REINT. FOR
CONVIENIENT PRACTICAL USE OF T9E RESULTS OF THE THEORY THE e)0K HAS SETS
OF CALCULATION CliAmACTERISTICS OF COMPENSATED AND UNCOMPENS kTEU
CONVERTERS.

112 ooq UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
TITLE--DEPENDENCE OF THE CAST IRON FLOW FACTOR ON THE GEOMETRY OF CASTING
CHANNELS OF A MOLD -U-
.AUTHOR-(04)-PETRICHENKO, A.M., ~~._Z.KH., GOLDMAKHER, P.E.,
LUKASHCHUKI T.I. ook
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LITEINOE PROIZVOD. 19701 2, 30-1
,~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS9 MECH.o IND., CIVIL AND MARINE E14GR
TOPIC TAGS--CAST IRON, FOUNDRY TECHNOLOGY, FERROUS LIQUID METAL
CONTROL MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMF14T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1376 STEP NO--UR/0128/70/002/000/0()30/0031
CIRC ACCESSION 1"40--AP0116625
!INICI

2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116825
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN EXPTL. '40LD ALLOwING A
SliMULTANEOUS OUTFLOW OF MOLTEN IRON THROUGH 4 CHANNELS HAS BEEN USEED TO
DET. THE INFLUENCE OF THE SHAPE OF THE CHANNEL CROSS SECT16N ON THE FLO4
.FACTOR. A FLAT CHANNEL WITH A PLANE UPPER SURFACE AND A CYLINDRICAL
BOTTOM ONE, POkMED WITH A LARGE RADIUS, SHOWS THE HIGHEST FLOW FACTOR
(0.61-0.68), LEAST AFFECTED BY VARIATIONS OF THE METAL TEMP. EXPTS.
WITH RECTANGULAR SECTIONS SHOW THAT MAX. FLOW IS OBTAINED WHEN THE WIDTH
TO HEIGHT RATIO IS 3:1. APPROACHING A SQUARE CROSS SECTION CAUSES THE
FLOW FACTOR TO FALL.

USSR uDc: 62-,-.39t).6:621.-,-15.61(o88.8)
PROKOPOVA, T. V., ZOLOTPI=tV, L. L., ZAVARZINA, Z. Ya., GLOBA, G. G., PEY-
KAROVA, A. A., SOWYA, G. A.
"A Photosensitive Electrical Insulating Lacquer"
USSR Author's Certificate No 270940, filed 15 Dee 67, published 18 Aug 70
(from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 2. Feb Tl, Abszract No 2V506)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces nn electrical insulating
photosensitive lacquer based on epoxidized rubber stock with the addition
of thermo- and nhoto-polymerization initiators, a plasticizer and a modifier.

USSR UDC 628.16.08+628-322+682.162.8
I&# LASTOVETS, L. M., ROTHISTROV, 14. M., GOLUB, M. F., and RJ4DOLITS-
giwA_ L..
vKA, L. S., Institute of Colloid Cherdstry and Chemistry of Water, Academy
of Sciences UkSSR, and Institute of Infectious Diseases, Ministry of Healthj
UkSSR
"Removing Water from Viruses with Some Materials With Adsorption and Adhesive
Properties"
Kiev, Doklady Akademii Nauk Ukrains1koy SSR, Seriya B. Geologiya, Geofizika,
Xhimiya i Biologiya, Vol 33, No lit 19?1, PP 1036-1038
Abstracti The problem of water decontamination to a degree adequate for
completo prevention of spread of contagious diseases haz not yet been fully
resolved. This is particularly true with respect to contamination with
pathogenic microorganisms, which are present in water in the form of zuspensions
or colloids (usually as a mixture of both), An attempt was made to convert
finely dispersed mixtures into coarse ones, to facilitate removal from the
medium. Various clay-like materials were studied as catalysts of the process.
First, virus cultures were introduced into tap water. Then samples of
infected water were treated with 800 mg/1 of each of the mate-rials tested,
with the addition of 50 mg/1 of aluminum sulfate, Samples were left to stand
1/2

USSIP,
GLOBA, L. I., at al., Doklady Akademii Ifauk Ukrains'koy SSRI Seriya B.
Geologiya, Geofizika, Xhiaiya i Biologiyap Vol 33# No 11, Nov 71,
pp 1036-1038
for 2 hours. During that time, the adsorbants; precipitated. The liquid
left above the precipitate ims then filtered and tested for virus content.
Tests indicated that viruses were removed to the extent of 90.0 to 99.9%.
This was taken as a positive proof of the effectiveness of tha mothodi the
use of highly dispersed materials for water purification.
2/2
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1/2 025 ly4r_LASSI FlEn PROCESSING DATE--11SEP70
TITLE--THEORY AND TECHNOLOGY OF PRODUCING THE MATERIALS OF ELFCTR00z: r~"_ILS
F3R ELECTROEROSION MACHINING. 4. STRUCTURAL AND PHASE COMPONENTS OF
AUTH)R--SAMS0NOV, G.V., MUKHAt I.M.t GLOBA, L.V.
C'OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--POROSH. MET. 1970, 1011), 71-5
DATE PUBL [SHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--.MATERIALS, MECH., 114D., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC T4GS--ELECTRON MIMSCOPY, ELECTROEROSION MACHINE Tf)nL, Tr~_YL STEEL,
CRYSTAL STRUCrUPE, TUNGSTEN, CA;~BIDE, COBALT, COPR,_:R/(UlVK tLLDY
CONTPOL MARK ING--NO PFSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFD
PROXY REEL/F0A4F--1999/0588 STEP ND--UR/0226/70/010/101/0171/)07';
CIRC ACCESSTON NO--AP0107195
Y'lC LA S S I F I F D

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED p~.'irpSSINS DATn--11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOIL07185
ABST--~4CT/EXTRACT--(.U) GP-0- ARSTRACT. THE STRUCTURES OF THP CYVIIS. WF-E
STUDIED, FOP THEBASES OF WHICH SERVED THE WASTES OF THE VK 17YPE SOLID
ALLOYS CONTG. CU, NI, AND BN ADDNS. AN ELECTRON MICPOSCOPP AT
MAGNIFICATIPNS OF 100-1150X WAS USED FOR THIS STUDY. MIC-,nSECT19NS WFOE
EXAMD. BOTH BEFORE AND AFTER ETCHING. THE NO. OF CU INCLUSIONS IN
WC,CD?CU CCMPNS. AND THEIR SIZES INCREASE WITH THEIR INCREASINr' CONTENT
.3 11
IN THE ALLOYS. THE HIGH EROSION STA'BILITY OF WC,C0,CU,B-N COMPNS. CAN BE
EXPLAINED BY THE FORMATION OF A PECULIAR HONEYCOMBED STRUCTURE, IN WHICH
THE tOW MELTING- lCU--AlJQ -CO.AR.'E ENCLOS'Er) -IN THE REFR.ACTL'Rv _5N CELLS. THE
HrGH EROSION STABILITY OF THE MATERIAL MADE OF CU WITH AODN. 09 2-3 WT.
PERCENT BN IS GENERALLY ASSOCD. ALSO WITH THE EXTINGUISHING OF THP_ APC
BY THE VAPOPS OF THE EASILY DISSOC1. BN. IT IS OBVIGUS THAT THIS TAKES
PLACE ALSO WHEN SUCH MATERIAL 15 EMPLOYED FOR ELECTRODE TOOLS.
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saw-tooth voltage through the cathode follower is
applied to the stator winding (6) of the sin-cos.
transformer (7)_ Initially valve (5) is shut
through-the switch (8). Pulses from the commutator
(4) are applied to the phase inverter (9). its
positive output is controLledby switch (8), while
negative pulses are controlled opening switch (10)
to the rotary winding of the transformer (7).
Sin-Cos output voltages through the cathode
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"Binary Coding in Asynchronous Systems"
0
UDC 577.4
iye v asinkh .7 Coding in Asynchron-
Dvoichnoye kodirovan ronnykh sistemakh (Binar,
ous Systems), Moscow, Svypz' Press, 1972, 108 pp, ill., 52 IC. (f rora RZh-
Kibernctika, Nlo 7, Jul 72', Abstract No 7V445)
Translation: A study was nade of the basic problems of binary encoding of
digital signals for asynchronous transmission systerms. The concept of a
single- f requency (unipolar) composite signal with passive spacing is intro-
duced; the set of signals used in the transmission syrtem is represented in
the form of a special block. binarj code. Primary attention is givell Lo Lhe
analysis and syntiiesis of sucii codes. A regular method of synthesizing com.,
pact signals (codes) with given correlation properties was developed. Various
synthesis procc6ures are illustrated by examples and tables. The bassic argu-
vients with respect to constructing the coding and decoding circuits, Cetermi-
nation of the error probabilities and calculating, the efficient signal parame-
ters as applied to forelga and intrasystem, noise are discussed.

USSR UDC 577.4
"Binary Coding in Asynchronous Systems"
Moscow, "SvYaz"' 1972P 108 pp illustrated (from M-1,11atematika, No 7,
1972, Abstract No 7V445)
Translations An examination is made of the basic problems In binary coding of
discrete signals for asynchronous transnission systems. The author Intro-
duces the concept of a single-frequency (single-polar), composite signal with
passive pausesl an ensemble (set) of signals used In the transmission system
is put in the form of block binary code. A good deal of attention is given
to the analysis and synthesis of such codes, A regular method is deve.Loped
for synthesizing compact signals (codes) with specified correlation character-
istics. Various methods of synthesis are illustrated by examples and tables.
An explanation is given of the basic concepts in constructing coding and
decoding devices, determining the probability of error, and computing the
rational parameters of the signal in connection with outside and intrasystem
noise. From the annotation.
43 -

1/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE-EFFECT OF THE DIRECTIONAL DIAGRAM OF LIGHT ON THE OPTICAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF A SCINTILLATOR -U-
AUTHOR-- GjqqjV.5.L M.YE.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--UKRAINS'KIl FIZICHNII ZHURNALP VOL. 151 FEB. 1970v P, 201-208
DATE PUBLISHED----FEB70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--SCfNTILLATORf PLASTICt LUMINESCENCE, LIGHT SCATTERING, SODIUM
:COMPOUND, THALLIUM, IODIE
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/1477 STEP NO--UR/Olli5/701015/'JOO/0201/0208
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112471
UNC L AS.Sl F IF D

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112471
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
OF THE EFFECT OF THE DIRECTIONAL DIAGRAM OF LIGHT MULTIPLY REFLECTED
FROM A SCINTILLATING SURFACE ON THE LUMINESCENCE YIELD AS A FUNCTION OF
THE COORDINATES OF THE FLASH POINT. CONDITIONS FOR OBTAINING AN OPTIMAL
LIGHT SCATTERING INDICATRIX ARE DETERMINED TO OBTAIN A LUMINESCENT YIELD
OF MASIMUM HOMOGENEITY WITH AN ADEQUATE MEAN LEVEL FROM A SCINTILLATING
SURFACE, A RELATION IS ESTABLISHED BETWEEN THE FORM OF THE DIRECTIONAL
DIAGRAM OF LIGHT AND THE GRADIENT OFJHE LIGHT SCATTERING FUNCTION.
.SODIUM IODIDE (THALLIUM) SCINTILLATORS AND PLASTIC SCINTILLATORS ARE
USED IN THE STUDY. FACILITY: VESEOIUZNII NAUKOVO-DOSLIDNII
INSTITUT MONOKRISTALIV, KHARKOVI UKRAINIAN SSR.
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~I-il -4(-' k(jf'iiS V 3UVW 3M liovblsuv -0-d) (ff)--i'-)Vb.LX3/.i3Vk;iS9V
9TLZOlO(3V--G.N NCASS303V Dbl--
StjiSS33Cjbd CJ31-1 ISSV IDNO 6zo Z/Z

7* 12 024 UNCLASSIFIED.' PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
.,-TITLE--EFFECT OF SOME PHARMACOLOGICAL SUBSTANCES ON THE STABILITY OF
-A41MALS UNDER CERTAIN EXTREMAL LOADS -U-
THOR-(-03):a62gj.,,,~ BELAY,..V.YE.t VASILYEVt P.V.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~-SOURCE-KOSIMICHESKAIA BIOLOGIIA I MEDITSINA, VOL. 4, JAN.-FEB. 1970, P.
77-79
DATE PU3LISHEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--BIOLOGIC ACCELERATION EFFECT, DRUG TREATMENT, HYPOXIA, SPACE
MEDI~INE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTION5
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMC'--1997/1973 STEP NO--UR/0453/70/004/003/0077/0079
C!RC ACCESS!ON NO--AP0120/516
. UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--239CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120616
ABST:k4CT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF PHENAMINE,
SIDNOCARS. STkYCHNINE, SECURININEv ARALESIDEt TRIOXAZINE, BANACTISINE
AND CHLORDIAZEPOXIOE INJECTIONS ON THE RESISTANCE OF 1634 WHITE MICE AND
116 WHITE RATS TO G ACCELERATIONS AND TO ACUTE HYPOXIA AT ATMOSPHERIC
PRESSURES CORRESPONDING TO ALTITUDES OF 10.5-11 KM. THE FLOATING
CAPABILITY OF EXPER14ENTAL ANIMALS WITH ATTACHED WEIGHTS WAS USED AS A
CRITE-RibN OF THEIR PHYSICAL CONDITION IN SOME OF THE EXPERIMENTS. THE
DIVERSE EFFECTS OF THESE INJECTIONS ON THE RESISTANCE OF MICE AND RATS
T9 OFFFERENT STRESSES ARE INDICATED. THUSt THE ACCELERATION AND HYPOXIA
RESISTANCE',OF,EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS WERE INCREASED SUBSTANTIALLY BUT
THEIR PHYSICAL CONOITION'WAS WEAKENED AFTER CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE INJECTIONS.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
GLOGOVSKlY V. M.
..h..
"The Solution of Linear Equations with Random Coefficients"
Neft' i Gaz i Ikh Produkty [Oil and Gas and Their Products -- Collection of
Works], Moscow, 1971, 258 pages (Translated from Referativnyy 7hurnal,
Kibernetika, No 2, 1972, Abstract No 2 V92).
NO ABSTRACT.
ill - 4 -

. .....
TITLE-AUTULYSIS OF YEASTS,
:AUTHOR- (03)-DRBIUGLAV v YE.S.t
:.CCUNTRY OF INFG-USSR
,~',SOURCE-VINGDEL. VINOGRAD.
DATE PUBLISHED- 70
UNC A PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
L S~IFIE6
STUDIED WITH RADIOISOTOPES -U-
aGLjllLNAr N.N.r DUBINCHUKi L.V.
SSSR 1970t 30(2)t 22-5
.SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-YEAST, CULTURE MEDIUM, ALANINE, RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENT#
RADIOISOTOPE
CONTROL-MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/0372 STEP NO--UR/0505/TO/030/GOZ/0022/0025
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0127953
-UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
:CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0127953
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. YEASTS WERE CULTIVATED IN MEDIUM
CONTG.-ALANINE,29 PRIME14 C, THEN ADDED TO WINE (10.8PERCENT ALC., PH
3.0, SO SUB2.120 PPM). RADIOACTIVITY OF THE WINEv WHICH WAS KEPT AT
MINUS5, 5, 18, AND 40DEGREES,.WAS MEASURED FOR 6 SUBSEQUENT DAYS. NO
RADIOACTIVITY WAS OBSD. IN WINE KEPT AT MINUS5DEGREES AND 5DEGREES.
YEASTS CELLS WERE PHYSICL NORMAL. A SLIGHT INCREASE IN RADIOACTIVITY
WAS OBSD. IN THE WIND KEPT AT 18DEGREES. AT 40DEGREES 30PERCENT OF THE
TOTAL RADIGISOTOPE WAS FOUND IN THE WINE AFTER 24 HR AND 90-5PERCENT OF
YEASTS CELLS WERE DEAD. THE PRESENCE OF SUGAR IN WINE DECREASED
AUTCLYSIS OF ThE YEAST. FACILITY: VSES* ZAUCH. INST. PISHCH.
PROM.s MOSCOW, USSR.
(ANICLASSIFIED

JQ 009 UNCLASS I FI ED PROCESSING DATE--09
TITLE-MASS SPECTRA OF PHENYLPYRIDINES -U-
AUTHUR-(05)-TERENTYLVI P.B., KHMELNITSKIYI R.A., XHROMJV, I.S., KOST,
A.N., GLO~~r-4.P-
COUNTRY ar-[NFO--USSR
SOURCE-LIi. ORG. KH[M. 1970, 6(3) 606-10
DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBjECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--MASS SPECTRUM, 8ENZENE DkRIVATIVE, PYRIDI,%":, AZO CiMPOUND
CCINTROL 11ARKING-NO RLSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFrED
IL
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/1583 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112577
UNCLASSIFIED

--090C I'/
2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
CIRC ACCESSIO' % NO-AP011-2577
A5STRACT/EXTRACT- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MASS SP2%-,-4aA ',~---RE 03TIAIN~0 OF
2,. 3, OR 49PHENYLPYRIDINES, 2,,'lETHYLi5,PH-=NYLPYPIDjNEt AND
2,6tDIPHENYLPYRIDINE. THE POSSIBLE IONIC STRUCTURES OF LARGE 1ONIC
FRAGMENTS WERE DEDUCED BY AN LCAD CALCN. METHOD. THE PYARIDINIE RIN~
ISUIMERIZESt DURING MASS SPECTROSCOPY TO AZO PRISMANE OR 'ZOBENZOVALENE
TRICYCLIC STRUGTURES.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC: 621-315-592
-GLORIOZOVk, R. I., GR_kCHEV, V. M., and KOJESNIK, L. I., State ;~ci-
erJLf17ffc_':~'.qb search and Design Institute for Rare Eletal Industries,
Moscow
"Electrical Characteristics of n-Type GaP Grown from Melts Con-
taining Oxygen"
Leningrad, Fizika i tekhnika looluprovndni-kov, No 8, 1972, pp 1623-
1625
Abstract: Results are given of experiments performed on n-type GaP
grovn from melts of nonstoichiometric alloys containing oxygen. A
number of phenomena accompanying the alloying of GaP by oxygen that
are no-%; directly connected with oxygen donor action were detected
duri-n- the experimer-11-at ion. The specimens were GaP crystale doped
.6.
with Uellurium, or oxygen, or both combined. The oxygen doping
C;
was done by adding Ga203 in quantities of 0 to 2.5.10-1 molecular
% to the melt. A table is given of the electrical parameters of
the i_qvestigated crystals. It was found that in the specimens
grown from melts conI;aining both tellurium cand oxy&_~n' Ehere was
a substantial increvae in Te ionization cnerj..-.y i..rhich i.-, probably
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USSR
GLORIOZOVA, R. I., et al, Fizika i tek-hnika w1uproyodnikov, No 8,
1972, pp 1623-11625
connected with a reduction in the degree of compensation of the
crystals. Curves are plotted for Te ionization energy as a func-
tion of donor concentration, and for the degree of compensation in
n-type GaP crystals, the low end of the band spectral radiation
from n-D junctions, and the photoluminescence intensity as func-
tions o! the Ga203 content in the melts. The authors express
their gratitude to 1-1. G. Millvidskiy for his comments.
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16

UDC 546-6811i8l-1:541-67
GTLQRjQ~QYa,_.aL..;-, IGNM111,11, A. D., MARINA, L. I., and NA: S h L~' Y,
YA., Giredmet,
k State Scientific Research and Planning Institute of
Rare imetals
I'ElectrA.cal ?properties of GaP Single Crystals"
Moscow, izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR -- Neorgan-Lcheskiye 1.1aterialy,
Vol 6, No 10, Oct 70, pp 1768-1771
Abstract: The article describes results of a study of tne elecLrical
properties of Ga? single crystals obtained by the 'Lloatirru, zone nrlathod.
were
Undoped, as well as tellurium- and zinc-doped 3in,~le crysLals
used. Tae 'ialll effect and conductance were measured at 77-440011 r-"..
Undoped crystals have n-type conductivity and a carrier coricentrat;ion
f 1015-1()7 cm-3. The activation energy of tne re-
at room temperature o
, U-7 ev. The carrier
idual uncontrolled centers for them is 0.24 and
s
concentration of the doped crystals is "1017-1018 cm-3. Tne ionization
I
-energy of tellurium, varies according to the Te concentration. The
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U S SR
GLORIOZOW, R. I. , et a!., Izvestiya Akademi.L
Nauk S35a Neargani-
cheskiye IMaterialy, Vol 6, No 10, Oct 70' pp 1768-1771
ionization energy of zinc is - 0.05 ev. The electron and hole mobil-
ity is -80-150 sq cm/volt sec at room temperature, 250-550 sq cm/volt
sec at 100 K, and varies as T-1*5 i
0 n the high temperature region.
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USSR
UDC 599-323.4
YERDAKOV, L. N., GLOTOV I. N., and NIKOLAYEV, A. S., Institute of Biology,
Siberian De, a4n"t,1L11%r~demy of Sciences USSR, Novosibirsk
"Dynamics of the Mobility of Murine Rodents and the Effect on Mobility of
Some Abiotic Factors"
Novosibirsk, Izvestiya Sibirskogo Otdeleniya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya
Biologicheskikh Nauk, No 10 (190), 1971, pp 161-168
Abstract: Field study of 12 species of vales mice, and other rodents (Sicista
betulina, Apodemus agrarius, Micromys minutus, Phodopus sungorus, Cricetus
cricetus, Clethrionomys glareolus, Clethrionomys rutilus, Clethrionomys rufo-
canus, Arvicola terrestris, Microtus gregalis, Microtus agrestis, 1414-crotus
oeconamus) in forest biocenoses in the northern part of the Baraba Lowland
(Western Siberia). Each species develops a delinite seasonal rhythm in its
movements about its range, the determining factors being the local climate
and ecology of the species. Species periodicity is fairly conservative and
it is little affected by slight fluctuations in temperature and moisture,
although it can shift in time as a result of abrupt climatic changes. Sig-
nificant changes in the rhythm of rodent mobility take place only when
clintatic factors coincide or nearly coincide with peak activity.
7/1,

USSR UDC 616-008.922.1.04-085-272.6:547.466.64]-o7:
616-oa3.931:577.158.429-o74
GLOTOV~ N. ., verd-lovsk Medical Institute
M 2+
"Effect of Glutamic Acid on the Activity of Glutamate Dehydrogenase, Z
and Dinitrophenol-Stimulated Adenosinetriphosphatases in Rat Kidney, Heart,
and Liver 14itochondria During Acute and Chronic Hypoxia"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimentallnoy Biologii i Meditsiny, 110 5, 1971,
pp 61-64
Abstract; In pressure-chamber e
,,7eriments with white rats, acute hypoxia
inhibited the activity of both +_ and dinitrophenol-stimilated A'1?ase in
kidney, heart, and liver mitochondria and that of liver and kidney glutamate
dehydrogenase. After the animals adapted to hypoxia, the activity of both
ATPases of heart mitochondria and DNP-stlimlated ATPase of liver mitochor-dria
decreased while liver mitachondria glutamate dehydrogenase activity increased.
Glutamic acid in the experiments with acute hypoxia stimulated the activity
of glutamate, dehydrogenase and that of both ATFases In kidney, heart, and
liver mitochondria. After the aninals that received glutamic acid adapted to
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USSR-
GLOTOV, N. A., Byu2.leten' Eksperimentallnoy Biologii i Meditsiny, 110 5, 1971,
pp 61-61;
hypoxia, there was increased activity of both ATPases and glutamate dehydro-
genase in heart mitochondria, of glutamate dehydrogenase and DITP-stimulated
ATPase of liver mitochondria, and of fe+-stimulated ATPase of kidney mito-
chondria. Glutamic acid is transported across the mitochondrial menforanes
with a loss of energy and participation of ATPase. Therefore, the introduc-
tion of exogenous glutamic acid and its subsequent incorporation into the
mitochondria results in intensified ATPase activity.
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Physiology
USSR
UDC 577.15:547.965:612.014.1
GLOTOV, N. A., Sverdlovsk Medical Institute
"The Effect of Glutamic Acid on the Activity of Oxidative Enzymes in
Cardiac Mitochondria During Hypoxia"
Kiev, Ukrayins'kyy Biokhimichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 43, No 4, Jul/Aug 71, pp
540-543
Abstract: Acute hypoxia was induced in white male rats by exposing the
animals for one hour to hypoxia conditions in a pressure chamber (simulated
altitude of 8,000 m). Chronic hypoxia was developed in rats by placing
them daily for six hours in a pressure chamber with simulated altitude of
6,000 for a period of 14 days. Sodium glutamate was administered sub-
cutaneously in the case of acute hypoxia, and in the case of daily adap-
tation to hypoxia, directly into the stomach in a dose of 1 mg/g, before
animals were placed in the chamber. Cardiac mitochondria were isolated
by the method of differential centrifugation in suerase. Enzymatic
activity was deternined during the first minute after the begInning of
the reaction. Adaptation to hypoxia increased the activity only of malate
dehydrogenase. Data obtained established that as a result of the daily
administration of glutamate in the course of adaptation to hypoxia, the
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USSR
GLOTOV, N. A., Ukrayins'kyy Biokhimichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 43, No 4, Jul/Aug 71,
pp 540-543
activity of succinate dehydrogenase increased by 40% NAD activity by 48%.
and cytochrome oxidase activity by 48%. The activity of other enzymes was
not affected. The administration of glutamic acid increased glutamate
dehydrogenase activity by 32% and succinate dehydrogenase activity by 23X
in the case of acute hypoxia, and increased glutamate dehydrogenas activity
by 100% and malate dehydrogenas activity by 24% in the case of chronic
hypoxia.
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us S .7,
UDC 624.13a..43:539.2l.C)Sli-,',09-.3
"LOTOV N. It. nyzix!~!'O, A. 1'.
3
"Study of the Supporting Capacity of Gravel Lases for Deep Foundations"
Tr. VNII transp. str-vi Works of the All-Union Scientific Pesearch Institute.
of Transport Col.istruction), 1971, vyp. 7t.,, pp 3-13 (fram Ub-Mekhanflu-1, 1.'o 11,
Nov 71, AI)stract `o 11V62-1.)
Translation: The restilts of stuclying the strength of anive.1 bases for shell
founclations '11-0. tlisclissetl. The Stullic-5; .~exe nflrfornet~ trou~~I~s' n tcst
unit, a larse hytlraulir (Icparture meter and un(ler natural con(litions. (41 the
basis of these exper-bnents it was confirried that coarsely pround gravel and
conglor.,~erate Leha-ves analogously to cand under load; therefore, it is possible
to stiidy these two materials by the nainu- procedure. Proj),)sals vare develo~,-),-,d
vith resp~~ctk to caiculatin~: the supportin'g, capacity of gravel considerin:1,
their stressed state use of ,.Yhich offers the possibilitj of n--)--e precise deter-
mination and increasing the calculat/ed resistances of tb~-, coarsely --round
material up to 2 tines by cor-;parison with the existing
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USSR
UTDC 575-23
TD',OFEYEV-P.ESOVSK1Y, N. V., GINTER, Ye. K., GLOTOV, N. V., and IVAIZOV. V. I.,
Institute of Yjedico -Biological Problems, iii:LrMs't-r'*y"'o-'i"'if&alth USSR, Institute of
Medical Radiology, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR. Obninsk, and Chair of
0
Genetics and Selection, Hoscow State University
"Genetic and Somatic Effects of X-rays arxi Fast Neutrons (Experiments on
Arabidopsis and Drosophila"
Moscow, Genetika, No 4, 1971, pp 42-52
Abstract: Fast neutrons (average energy,- 5.6 Mev, average LET - 30 to 35
kev/mcm, dose rate r,-, 6 krad/hour) were more effective than ),--rays (average
energy - 0.1 11ev, average 1.6 kov/mcm, dose rate - 0' ?xadihour) in
inducing visible sex-linked mutations and recessive sex-linked lethals, loss
and nondisjunction of X chromosomes in Drosop!iila melanogastuer and recessive
embryonal and chlorophyll mutations in Arabidopsis thaliana- seeds at high
spontaneous levels, i .e., the radiation-enctic reactions caused by gene and
chromosome mutations. At low sDontancous levels of nondisjiLnetion of X chromo-
somes in Drosophila, the rate of nondisjunction tended to increasG with the
dose of both x-ray and neutron irradiation, but there were no significant
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USSR
TE-DIMEV-RESOVSKILY, N. V., et al, Genetika, No 4, 1971, -Op 42-52
differences in the effectiveness of the two forms of irradiation. The values
of the RBE of fast neutrons in their lethal effect on Arabidapsis ard in in-
hibiting plant growth and development, in decreasing fertility, and in in-
0
ducing embryonic and chlorophyll mutations were very similar.
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Controls
USSR UW 621.~~14-67,2
GL--07,
"Methcd Cf Sinale-Channel CDtical Control Of Hioh-VoltL-e Th-ristorized
Converter"
Tr. Moak. in-ta i-nzh. F-eod. serofotosff
-1 yemki i kartot!: ('.-Iorks Of The Moneow
institute Of Enc-ineers Of L-2odetic Aerial Photop-raphy An~ CartoF- hy), 1971,
rap
issue "8, up 162-169 (from RZh:Elektronikaj_ygye_-) im,-~neniye, No 5, IMay 1972,
Abstract No 5B540)
Translution: An optical nyatem is considered which (wilwo it potisible to
accomolis?i transmi3zion of control pulnea at hi.7-h pcjtent.-L~11 with one channel.
The flux f rom the gource is -,,:3t*, U parall,31 bearia
by an optical syslerl illr) !I
which, traversing the in-'arforanco fil-ter, fallu on a pol-Ari-,,.ar and all alectro-
optical modulator. Lfter the modulator the flux falls on a Fresn-31 prism which
passes the flux in only one direction. With the aid of a lens the fluxes are
za-.hered at the ilnp-.it c-P photoelectric receivers which pass the electrical sig-
nal 'Lrc-- an amplifier to a former. 'Th-- miktr.-Icez a.-,' funct-ion-al elemcnta are de-
termined which exert ar effect on the polarized state of the flux. The depend-
ence is constructed of the intensity of thae 'Llux at the input of tlia plioto-
electric receivers on the voltaae at th-- modulator. 2 i'Ll. I ref. it.-,.
1/1

USSR uDc: 621.396.666(o88.8)
GLOTOV, V. i.
"A Device for Automatic Gain Control"
USSR Author's Certificate No 263688, filed 27 Jul 67, published 4 Jun 70
(from FiZh-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dee -10, Abstract No 12D81 P)
Translation: An AGC device is proposed which contains series connected
amplitude detector, low-frequency filter and DC amplifier in the feedback
circuit, and also a clamping circuit. To reduce the time for recovery of
normal operability after a long signal absence, the clamping circuit is
made in the form of a semiconductor diode biased in the reverse direction
and connected to the output of the low-frequency filter. The bias voltage,
vhich is equal to or less than the delay voltage, is provided by a resistor
divider.
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USSR UDC 621.791.72
BASHKATOV, A. V., RYZHKOV, F. N., CLOTOV, V. S., GOL'TSOVA, V. P.
"Features of Welding of OT4 Titanium Alloy by an Oscillating Electron
Beam"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 11, Nov 72, pp 68-69
Abstract: The Voronezh Polytechnic .Institute has studied the possibility
4 of improving seam characteristics in OT4 alloy by the use of an c6cillating
electron beam. Studies were performed using specimens 2, 4 and 6 mm thick.
Beam oscillation was varied between 5 and 2,000 Hz, both along and across
the seam. Beam oscillation amplitudes reached 7.5 mm for longitudinal oscil-
lation, 2.0 mm for transverse oscillation. Transverse oscillation causes
grain size to equalize over the cross section of the seam, while longitudinal
oscillation also reduces grain size. Longitudinal saw tooth oscillations are
most effective in reducing grain size. Different welding speeds correspond
to different optimal oscillation frequencies. Increased oscillating ampli-
tude results in finer grain size, but the oscillating amplitude must be
limited to a value dependent on welding rate: welding -rates of 1S, 25 and
35 m/hr correspond to optimal longitudinal saw tooth oscillation amplitudes
of 4, 3 and 2 mm.
59 -

1/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70-4
TITLE-ON THE 1NITIAL FORMS OF CHRONIC CARBON'DISULFIUE POISONING -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-MILKOV, L.YE., MONAYENKOVA, A.Msr BYALKOi N.Ktr GLOTOVAr K*Vot
VERETINSKAYAv A.G. p ....... .
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-GIGIVENA TRUDA 1 PROFESSIONALINYYE ZA80LEVANIYA, 1970, NR 5, PP
28-32
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--POISON, CARBON DISULFIUEj INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.'-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/0450 STEP NO--UR/0391/70/000/005/0028/0032
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116116
UNC L-A S-S IF I E D_