SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRINEV, A.N. - GRINSHPON, M.S.

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UDC 547-759-3-07043-422.4.25
SFEVEDOV, V. I. , RCURYLO, G. N. , and GRINEV j, A. N. , All Union S cientific
Chemical-Pharmaceul4ical Research Inst7fVuT9''ff6fff~*S`. Ordzhonikidze, Moscow
"Methyl Ester of ~-Phenylacetoacetic Acid in Fisher Indole Synthesis"
Ri,a,a, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, No 8, Aug 72, pp 1079-1032
Abstracti Yethyl esters of /-phenyl- 0-hydrazinocrotonic acids substituted
at the nitroGen atom form methyl esters of 3-phenylindolyl-2-ace'llic acids
in presence of sulfuric acid, the reaction being carried out at room
temperature. 2-benzylindole-3-carboxylic acid esters form only in very
small amounts under these conditions. When the indolization Is a carried
out at 190-2000, without catalyst, the direction Is reversed, benzylindole-
-3-carboxylic acid esters forming predominantly. When reacted with poly-
phosphoric acid, these compounds yield derivatives of benzo,,Cb7carbazole,
which upon oxidation produce 6,11-dioxobenzo/-b 7 carba4oles.

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UDC 615.214:547.759
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MASHKOVSKIY, 11-1. 0., GRINTEV) A. N AINDREYEVA, N. I., S11VEDOV, V. I., and
ALTUKHOVA, L. B., LAt-orritory of Pharmacology and Laboratory of Synthesis,
All-Union Scientific Chemical-Pharmaceutical Research Institute imeni S.
Okdzhonikidze, Moscow
"Investigation of the Psychotropic Activity of 1,10-Trimethyle-riepyrazino
[11-2-a]indole"
Moscou, Farmakologiva i Toksikologiva, Vol 34, No 4, Jul-Aug 71, -OD 387-391
Abstract: Five novel derivatives of I.,10-trimctlivlenc-piperazino[]-,2-alindolc-
(I) and wo derived from 1,10-trimetliyleneT)vrazino[1,2-zilindoJ-c (11) were
studied in respect to their psvchotrODic activity (reaction to the effect
of'phenamine and reserpine. on mice and rats, cataleptir- activity of Lhese
materials on rats, their effect on body temperature and overall state of
mice). The derivatives of (I) were found to be more active, esoecially
those without anv substituents in the ring, those with -a methoxy group in
position 8 and methyl group in _0 and 8 position of the heterocycle. By
their activity these subntances resemble the anti depre::;sants of the tri-
cyclic structural type such as imizines. Derivatives of (11') exhibited a
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MASIIKOVSKIY, M. 0., et al., FarmakologivIa i Toksikologiva, Vol 34, No 4,
Jdl-~Aug 71, pp 387-391
definitely lo-wer activity. Transition from a tertiary amine derivative of
(1) to a quaternary amine lowered its activity.
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enti.f-ic Researc.,n Insti-ute, of Ph--".1n.aceuticnI ci,c:T-istry i!'io? i S.
Ordzhonikidze, !'oscow
"Resea-rch in tne Field of uir-lon s XT VTTJ Sy, ne cf Do-
e
rivatlives or 2-_'P',eqz%,1-5-ox-indole and
Moscow, Khi-..ii-"Ko-FEirmE.:ts~-,vrichcski~, Zhurna.11, Vol 4, N"o Sep 70,
PP 7-112
Abstract: T~-,c lsr*"iclie a method for tihn L! 01.
derivatives of 2-*-,~~--~:,~yl--'~-c,.rD,,!,E,,,~llcx-~-5-(-,x"ii,,IcI
IM
3 -car bc),,,~thoxv- vbc-lizill t0ie i . I C Iare -Ln zlri._
syntnesis c).j ' Gtructqral o V, C'!'
are obtaillec; Z)y of cr
quinone witi, 1,ji,2 m.eLhyl e5ter of ~'I'-*ubstitute-cl c;r
w i th d f3l,! i --. ~e _n a r. L. I K&_; OIL u t c
deriv--tive-s of
ben zyl- 'l-carb-c~!;etnu--, y-5-.,.-F!thoxybe,1zinduj.e.
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S cn t itic Resparch Chorkvico Phamiaceuti al Ins-2-tute 3.mon'4 Scr,,O
Ordzhonikidze, Moscow, 'Ministry of Health USSR,
IINI-."Acyl anew, N-Alkyl Derivatives of
I,2-a)indole"
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Moscr)u,, l~'~iiaiiko-,--annatsevtichesk-ly :~hurnaL, Vol 7, 11-1) 710
pp 5-7
A.bstract: Mottiods wore d4-veloped for syntiiesizin,--- and
N-acy! derivatives --)E piprazino91,2-a)i.ndoLe, oxii-libits
-(
r imai: ives
antihistam-'nic and hypotensive action. The N-act".
(!-IV) wen, obtained by acylat:-J-on of
pipr!ra7inr)(1,2-a)incIr)D-- with acotic anhydrido or acir'.
AlkylaHon oC derivntives nf by Y
alk.71-Cin"f CA,,'vnts occurs with ccniipLications and D"ads to "o1-0-.-
,
i o n 1"eq i productt3. N-alkyj. derivatives can b(!
L I t101-1111
by :;_nr-..rQct mothods. Hydragenatioi, of iodomethylates (Vii au,t VIII)
OVC1. -,,-'-..`Pletal catalyst leark; to the
derivatives Ox -nd X), while reduction of N-acetyl-b-methyl-J.,
10-tri-nethylenepiperazino (1,2-0indole(l) with lil-iiium tilliminkim
hydride yields the N-ethyl derivates (XI).
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SHVEDOV, V. I., et al., Khimiko-Farmatsevticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 4,
No 7, 1970, pp 5-7
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SHVEDOV, V. 1. . KU_'~P.;L0, IG- N,
Chemico Phar-macou--ical institute -Lmeni Sergo
try of Health USSR
"A Nilethon 0~1 ProCiucing indole
Ot_--r%IZ4va, Izobretcniya, ?romyshlenn~!yo
No 7, 4 Feb 70, p 29, patent No 2c52906, 12 i.,eb oe,
Trans la-c icim, -. 71--'s %uthorls C,~:rzificate inzrc,~',Uce~- a
Indole derTLva-cives of the formula
A R' H; R" H, A~A
4S
--n z a z a cc c ivvitll -phenyl- -amiriocrotonic acid estc---r or iLs VZ,
S-uc~_ as d-chloro,3'lhane. and rhc
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USSR uDc: 621.,,96.6717.L9
RTN RV---d-- -Yu.
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"Cross-Polarization Emission of Convex Spherical Antennas W-th
Field Distribution"
Kiev, IVUZ: Eadioelektronika, Vol 15, I'To 3, Mar 72, pp 30,0-331~
Abstract: The author considers a sharply directional sphcri-cu-I diffracticil
antenna with continuous distribution of sources (iaagnetic currc-ntn) on a
conducting surface. The antenna forris a difference polar diagram in plane
0=-ff/2 with zero in the direction 0=01 (see figure) vith max-imum r-.!O-pe p
in the equilsignal direction. Slope ii is given by the formula
F11 .1
JIG6 C
2
where is the normalized vector differerce of the polar diagrar~;
GA Ho is the dire&kive gain of the antcnna -vith polar diagr~-,,- in tf-,c

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GRIUEV, A. Yu, IVUZ: Radioelektronika, VI 15, 1972, YP 308-31~'
plane Tr/2 in the direction of the -Drincipal maxima;
~~ I/ ~r~- -
is a scalar product. Expressi ons are derived which
show that the radiation field of' the spherical antenna is C-11-iTtically
polarized (linearly polarized only in the two principal planes) and Ooes
not vanish in the plane perpendimilar to the antenn-, bearing plane. it is-
shown that the presence of an orthogonal commonent in the field of a
spherical antenna leadL; to wandering of the zero of thc poltir diarrayr,
in the case of aoyirmietyj~ of the aziplitude excitation when there is a chark7e
in the polarization properties of the sivnal received by the- antenna.
6i7,
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UDC 621.396.677.833.2.061.1
VOSKRESEI,,.'SKTY, D. I. and I!
"Synthesis of Spherical Antenna Difference Patterns"
Mosca,o,, Antenny, No 13, 1971, pp 28-42
Abstract: The problem of minimizing the sidelobes with the spherical antenna
difference patterns is investigated. The spherical antenna is assuined to have
a perfectly conductive surface and is provided with closely spaced diffraction-
type emitters.
The graphs obtained by the subject method show several sidelobes of decreasing
magnitude. Graphs of the current amplitude and phase distribution --long- the
equator are also given.
Relations between the magnitude of sidelobes, the slope of the iilaln lobe-,,; and
their width are derived.
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VOSKRESENSKIY, D. I., PONOMAREV, L. I., V A. Yu.
"Optimum Sum-Difference Characteristics of Spherical Convex Antennas"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronik-a, Vol 16, No 7, Jul 71, pp 1170-1180
Abstract: The problem of optimizing the sum-difference characteristics of
spherical nonsuperdirectional antennas which are a system of slot radiators
arranged on a conductive spherical surface is solved by the method of vector
eigenfunctions, utilizing the theory of quadratic forms. The maximum direc-
tive gain of the effective radiation pattern is found with regard to dif-
fraction phenomena on the surface of the antennas, as well as the maximum
directive gain of the difference characteristic in the two principal direc-
tions deviating symmetrically from the equal-signal direction, and the slore
of the difference radiation pattern in the equal-signal direction. 1hese
maxima are compared with the corresponding maximum values for an equivalent
flat aperture. It is shown that when the electrical radius is short, a
spherical antenna may give somewhat of a gain in the three maxima; when the
electrical radius is much greater than ka = 10, the maximum directive gains
of sum and difference radiation patterns and the slope of the difference
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VOSKRESENSKIY, D. I., et al., Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 16, No 7,
Jul 71, pp 1170-1180
characteristic in the equal-signal direction for the optimum spherical antenna
are practically equal to the corresponding values for an equivalent flat
aperture. Spherical nonsuperdirectional antennas are synthesized with space-
amplitude sum-difference radiation patterns having minimum side emission.
It is shown that the sum (difference) radiation pattern may be represented
by a Chebyshev polynomial multiplied by some weakly directlonal factor.
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GRINEV, A. Yu., FILIPPOV, V. S.
Investig;-,.tion of the Characteristics of Convex
Tr. Mosk. aviats. in-ta (Works of the Moscow Aviation 'Tristitute), 29701
vyp. 203, pp b-22 (fron RZh- Radio teKhni k a, No 2, Feb '(0, Abstraact Tfo
Translation: Problems of ontimum excitation of convex i-,onopulse antennzas
are considered in the optical physics approximation. t-.n investigation is
made of the possibility of aprroximating the radiaticn pattern of a convex
antenna by using the radiation Pattern of a cophased flat apertiire; tne
approximation error is determned. EyDressions are derived for the slore
of the difference radiation pattern in the direction of the antcnna berarin,,7,
and for the ontimuri amnlitude-rhase distribution of mnagrletic currents oil
an ideally conductin,- sDherical antenna surface. Two illustrations,
bibliography of seven titles. N. S.
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P01101,aREV, L. I.
"Optimization of Spherical Moropulse Antennas With Recr-ect to the Siorc ~~-nd
Directive Gain of the Difference Characteristic"
Tr. Mosk. aviats. iz~-ta (Works r,-f the i,'oscow "Vi,-Itioll Tnstizut-', I~iW.
vyp. 203, pp 23-47 (from R',h-Radiotekhnika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract 1-10 2-3,~,7)
Trarslation: The formulated Problem, is solved by th-e -retlacd -)f vector
eigenfunctions for a spherical vmtenna which is en idealized system of Slot
radiators located on an ideally conducting surface. A rigorous soluticil
is found for the probler, of n-aximun directive Fain for cu-lculatink,
patterns and amplitude-phase distribution; a --olution is gi,(,-:~n for the
problem of maximv-m slope of the difference radiation pattern in the dir---c-
tion of the antenna bearing; the characteristics of opt-17-Ii-an srLerical
antennas are comPared with the corresponding characterif-Aics of ~Ln
lent flat aL-erture. Twelve illustrations, bibliography of seven titles.
N. S.
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UDC 547,261118
CMRVE-HYUK, G. I., and GRIVEV, G. V., Chernovitsy State University
"The Effect of Bromine on Diethyl Phosphonates"
Leningradi Zhurnal Obshchey Rhifaii, vol 42(io4), VYO 10, 1972, pp, 2183-21e-6
Abstracti Diethyl phosphonates in dioxane react actively with Br in the pre-
sence of light and sa small aiaounts of waterl forming benzylphosphonic acids
and ethyl bromide. The reaction proceeds very slowly in the dark and not al
JgLer
all in anhydrous dioxane. The yield of phosphonic acids was h 41 when the
aqueouB solution of Mir was us._-d. Therm acids were formed according to
H = 11, W; X r It, Dr.
Five acids were synthesized of a general fornula RP (0)(OH)2 where R=C 61F5CH2
(1), P-BrC F4CH (II), C H CH(Br) (III), F-Cic H COOCH2 (IV), CH OOCCH, (V).
6 2 6 5 6 4 3 2
The melting points of acids I-III wereI 171-1g2', 186-188',.139-142 , when
Br was used; and 170-171', 186-189o, 164-167 , and 14Z-144 C for acids I, II,
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CHERVEHM, G. I., aPA GRINEV, C. V., Zhuxnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104),
Vyp 10, 1972, pp 2183-2186
IV9 and V, respectively, when HBr was used. All acids were crystalline,
soluble in dioxane, ethanol, ethyl acetate, water, benzene, toluenel acetic acid,
dichloroethane, and petroleum ether. The structure of the acids was verified
by the number of hydroxyl groups, and IR spectra, and by preparing their Fb
salts. Characteristics spectral bands for each acid are given.
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UDC: 539.1.074
GRMHATIKATI, V. S., GRINEV, M. P. , YERSHOVA, Z. F. , KOZLOV, L. L. ,
LITVINOVA, T. G. , MIKHAYLOV, L. M., MOLIN, A. A. , PXNCHENKOV, G. Ml.
"Color Indicators for Visual Evaluation of Dose I)Llrinp RldiltiOll
Sterilization"
Dozimetriya i Radiats. Protsessy v Do, -Imetr. Sistemakil [Do-simetry and
Radiation Processes in Dosimetric Systems -- Collection of Works], Ta-Millelit,
Fan Press, 1972, pp 113-118 (Translated from Referativii)-y ZhUrn"ll
Nictrologiva i lzmeritall-naya Teklinika, No 3, 1973, Abstract No 3.31-').1,103),
from the resumc.
Trans I at ion: It i.5 suggested that a plasticized PVC film cofitainiii~,, in ;icid-
sensitive dye bu used as a color close indicator for tile 0.1-5.0 Mrad rnlipc.
The sensitivity of indic;itors to radiation as a function of film composit)(Al
and dye used is studicd. Color dose indicator:, arc, calibr,'ited w.ing the
ferrosulfate merhod and calorimetry. A method iS 'Alg~,CFAI~d for instrunment:il
testing of changes in tile color of indicators using spectrophorol-iletry of
irradiated specimens, PlIowing (loses to be measured with error.- of -10-121.
Practical recommendat i ons are presented for the use of color dose indjcz-lors
to clieck radiation sterilization. 2 figt.IMS, I bjbliO. F('I-.
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KURYATNIKOV, YU.I., ARTEMYEV, E.T.
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRt SER- FIZ- 1970, 3413)1 678-82
DATE PUBLISHED---70
SUBJEECT AREAS--CH-EMISTRY, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--El"CITATION LNEr~~;Yj FLUORENSCENCE SlJ' GTkljMv
COMPOUND, ANTHkACENE, LIGHT EXC!rATION, AROMATIC HYDRUCA-RBUN, ELIECi-RON
SPIN
CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1895 STEP
CLRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123682
U iti, L_ LA 5 S I ~: I E 1)

2/3 ' 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0123682
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE LIQ. PHASE TR-PL':TiSi',:-~-
ENERGY TRANSFER IS AN lNTERMOL. RADIATIONLESS TRANSFER Of: FIECTRO"le
EXCITATION ENERGY FRCM THE TRIPLET LEVEL OF THE UONCIP MkIL. TO THE
SINGLET EXCITATION LEVEL OF THE ACCEPTOR MOL. THIS WAS STJIDIED 1~1 T'HE
FLUOREESCENCE SPECTRUM OF 9,10,DIBROMOANTHRACENE IN bENllENt-:, sE~isir,'ZED
WITH ACPH, EXCITED WITH LIGHT OF 313 NM AT 200EGREE~. THE CONCN. AANGES
OF THE ACCEPTOR AND DONOR WERE 2 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE5 MJNUS5 11MES
10 PRIME NEGATIVE3, AND 0.40.5 MCLE-1. RESP. THE CONC-14. 0-1-ECT ON THE
QUANTUM YIELD AND ON THE DECAY TIME OF THE FLUORESCENCE WITH PULSED
PHOTOEXCITATIONS WERE STUDIED UNDER STEADY STATE AND NGN STEADY STATE
CONDITIONS, RESP. WITH INCREASED CONCN. OF THE ACCEPTOR, THE QUENCHING
RATE OF THE AFTERGLOW BECOMES HIGHER. THE QUANTUM YIELD RATIO INCREASES
WITH THE ACCEPTOR CONCN. APPROACHING A LIMITING VALUQUIVALENT; SIMILAR
0.3 FOR C IS GREATER THAN 3 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE3 MOLE-1. BELOW THAT
CONCN. THE ENERGY TRANSFER IS COMPETITIVE WITH THE SPONTANEOUS
DEACTIVATION PROCESS OF THE TRIPLET ACPH MOLS. THE PAECESSES OCCURRING
IN THE SOLN. UNDER THE ACTION OF LIGHT ARE D15CUSSED. THE RELATIONS FOR
THE INTENSITY OF THE FLUORESCENCE VS. TIME ARE DERIVED IN TERMS OF THE
LIFETIME OF THE DONOR TRIPLET MOLS., TAUDs VETO. AS (3 PLUS OR AINUIS
10PERCENT) TIMES 10 NEGATIVE PRIME7 SEC. THE VALUE OF THE ENERGY
TRANSFER CONST., KAPPA SUBOA EQUALS 15 PLUS OR HINUS 0.5) TIMES 10
PRIME10 L.-MOLE SEC IS CLOSE TO THAT OF THE DIFFUSICN CONST. INDICATI'lliG
THAT THE P90CESS IS A DIFFUSION CONTROLLED ONIE. THE STUDY OF THE CONCN.
Ulk!CLAISSAIFIED

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3/3 020 UN(~LASS I FIED P, G- S I IN t.-) J A T E'3''J J C T -1 C
CIRC A-CCESSIG,,l N,3--Ai-10l2366-'
ABS-iRACT/EXTRACT-L)EPEt4g,-ti'~iCE OF THE QUANTUM YIELD FGR Vill' SFItiSITIZEC:
FLUORESCENCE UNDER STEADY STATE ILLUMINATION GAVE THE IkAl'E GUNS% FJ.;!
THE TRIPLET SINGLET ENERGY TRANSFER, K PRIMETS SUBDi, EQUALS 1.5 TIME~ 10
PRIME9 I.- MOLE SEC. THE RATIO KPRIMETS SUBDA--K PRIMET T SUBDA IS
APPROXIMATELY EQUAL 70 0.5 INDICATES A HIGH DEGREE OF SPIN ORBITAL
INTERACTION CUE TO li~-.c HALOGEN ATOMS PRESENT IN THE AROMArIC HY`0RL,,'-'i%p,8cjN
MOL.

Surgen,
USSR
UDC (616-C69-5:623.8-07
LUSHCHITSIK-Fl, M. A., NhJ Gen 1.'i_,d Serv, Doctor of Medical Sciences, PQRET-_-3!rTY
0. B., Col Mad _Serv, Doctor of Medical Sciences, and GRITEV iat Col .-ed
Serv, Doctor of f4edical Sciences *_1
"Methods of Anesthesis Suitable for Sur-ery on Subiuirines"
65
MOSCOW, Voyenno-r4editsinskiy '71hurnal, No 6, 1972, TPP " -71
Abstract: Trhe limited medical personnel, equip,,,.ept, and sj,,ace availoble on sub-
marines make inhala'lion anesthesia infeasible and lirai-u the choice to the fol-
1_~ -hcds. in cpses of acute uncrmrlicated appendicitis -- p_rer-,,edication
lovinrr :net
ne,;`h~!sia vith 1,ovocain or
with loni-,-action or dinedrol, local a 6 1
trinecaine, tu,.d rii-lit paranephral block. In cuses of n:ppendicitiZ wit."i
T)eritonitis -- -oreZ.-Cdicr-,.tion end local anesthesia co.,t,bin,_~d wit'li iW1ramqsC:,,1_1,ur
rporphine-scopola-Y.-Line or with in-travenous drip-infusiol of sodi-iun t'hiopental
dissolved in alcohol arc recommended. In cases of pefforatcd ulocr --
ca tion, I ntra-..-e n ma s t- --. ooe_-tal , I ocal ane s the sia, a nd lacal i nfi It, -.at L on,
anesthQsin. In caces off woutics in extrt-.uties -- an-e s i a wi 7:'% ;vu i lf,-- L
ro rphi lie -.;c Opolamine. fnd
,paggested. In cases of albdlo~--inal wo-irds reau-4,1JIn. la-pa?,otary prci;~Cdicatlion,
le eyac-~ -1'1~
int-mvenous thiouen-tal, and loc,,~l nesthesia. rll.- '2 vz, ~j

USSR
1)
LUSHCHITSKIY, M. A., et al., Voyernrio-Meditsins-kiy Zhurnal, No 6, 1'972, T)" 69-
71
mode of administration are sDecified, and snggestions concernin';- advance pre-pa-
ration of solutions and trainin.- of Dersonnel are made. -
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112 005 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--REACTION OF THALLIUM (111) CHLORIDE WITH SODIUM PYROPHOSPHATE -U-
AUTHOR- (03) -g!.LbLkyA,. A.V.t ZHUKOVAv G.T.v PRESNYAK,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZH. NEORG. KHIM* 19709 15(2)t 584B5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--CHLORIOE, SODIUM PYROPHOSPHATE
CONTROL MARKING-NO kESTRICTIONS
N.T.
DOCU4ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRA14E--1987/0790 STEP NO--UR/0078/70/015/002/0534/0584
CIRC 4CCESSION NO--AP0104236
UNCLASSIFIED

212 005 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SE070
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104236
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. TL SIJB4(P SUB2 0 SUBT) SU63? NATLP
SUB2 0 SUB7. 4H SU32 0 (1), AND NA SUB5 TL(P SU82 0 SUM SUB2. SH SUB2
0 (11) FORM IN THE TLC SUB3-NA SUB4 P SU82 0 SlJt37-H SUB2 0 SYSTEM AT
DIFFERENT CGNCN. OF COMPONENTS. THESE COMPNDS. ARE SOL. IN DIL. HCL9 H
SUB2 SO SUB4, AND HNO SUB3, SLIGHTLY SOL. IN H SUB2 Or A14D INSOL. IN
ORG. SOLVENT. THERMOGRAPHS OF I AND 11 SH4W LOSS OF fi SUB2 0 OF
CRYSTN* AT 180 AND 2200EGREES, RESP*v AND P4LYMORPHOUS TRANSITION AT 470
AND 450DEGREESt RESP. NATLP SU82 0 SUB7 MELTS AT 580 AND NA SUB5 TL(P
SUB2 0 SUB7) SUB2 AT 650DEGREES. AT GREATER THAN 770DEGREES THE COMPDS.
DECOMP. WITH REDN. OF TL(III) TO tL(I).
1
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USSR UDC 581(17/12)
I GRINEVA- Institute
,UNDREYEVA, I. N., and of Plant Physiology imeni K. A.
Timiryazev, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Ultrastructure of the Endoplasmic Reticulum in Corn Root Cells Under Anaerobic
Conditions"
Moscow, Fiziologiya Rasteniy, Vol 17, No 5, Sep/Oct 70, pp 956-961
Abstract: Two-week-old corn plants were exposed to hypoxia by periodically
passing pure gaseous nitrogen through the nutrient medium containing the
plants for 24 to 36 hours. The anaerobic conditions caused an increase in the
number of membranes of the rough endoplasmic reticulum in the apical zone of
the root cells. The membrane profiles were not scattered in disorderly fashion
in the cells but were rather arranged in bundles containing 5 to 12 profiles
parallel to one another. There were also concentric, multilayered, membrane-
like bodies of rough reticulum containing mitochondria, Golgi bodies, and
dense granulated cytoplasm matrices. Exposure to hypoxia for 48 to 72 hours
produced more pronounced changes, including swelling of the cisterns of the
reticulum, formation of numerous vacuoles in the cytoplasm, and appearance
of large drops. The mitochondria were very close to the smooth reticulum
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ANDREYEVA, I. N., and GRINEVA, G, M,, Fiziologiya Rasteniy, Vol 17, No 5,
Sep/Oct 70, pp 956-961
membranes. These changes in the membrane structure of the endoplasmic reticu-
lum are regarded as a nonspecific response of the cells to an oxygen insuf-
ficiency, comparable to that occurring in plant and animal cells following
exposure to other pathological factors.
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USSR UDC 621.396.677(021)
ARDAB'YEVSKIY, A. I., VOLKOV, 0. A., VOSLTZESENSKIY, D. I., COSTYUKHIN, V. L.,
GRANOVSIUYA, R. A., GRI-NEVA,- K., I., KRITSYNI, V. A., NHY,'XIISIu:V B. -- YA.', j~ILIPPOV,
V. S., CHEBYSREV, V. V.
"Microwave Antennas and Devices. Calculation and Design of Antenna Arrays
and their Radiating Elements. Textbook for Students at the Radiotechnical
Specialized Institions of Higher Learning"
Antentiv i ustrovstva SVCh. Raschet i proycktirovaniye antennykh reshetok i ikh
izIuchayushchikh clementov. Uchebn. posobiye dlya stud. radlotCl-hn. spetS. vyzo,.'
tcf. English above), Iloscow, Soviet Radio, 1972, 3110 pp, ill., 75 k. UTOI-d RZh-
Radioteklinika, Nlo 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 5B32K)
Translation: 11-lethods of calculating the basic paramoters of antenlin arrays
with electric rocking of the radiation pattern and . frequency and co:,%mutacion
methods of controlling the radiation pattern are discussed. A study is made
of the structure of the opt-'-mal arrays with Dolf-Chebysliev distribution, the
design of irised-wave plide and horn arrays and also methods of calculating,
the array eleiiients: dielectric, rod, spiral, horn and director anLcnnns.

USSR
UDC 541.15:547.455
KOCHETKOV, N. K., KUDRYASHOV, L. I. , CHLEM, M. A. , and GRINIM L. r. ,
TM'd
Institute of Organic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences USSR imen4?0"-'
Zelinskiy
"Radiolysis of Aqueous Solutions of Some Organic Monophosphates"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9, pp 2071-2076
Abstract: A study was conducted on the radiation-induced chemical conversion
of a number of organic monophosphates. Cyclohexyl monaphosphate and glucose
monophosphate containing the phosphate group in I and 6 positions were selected
for the study. Determinations were made of the decomposition yields of the
dipotassium salt of a-D-glucose-1 phosphate (G-l-P) and disodium salt of
D-glucose-6 phosphate (G-6-P) as well as of the yields of inorganic phosphate
on radiolysis of these salts and cyclohexvl phosphate disodium salt. The
OR radical ar)Dears to play the dominant role in the process of radiation
dephosphorylation. The formation of inorganic phosphorus is not followed
by the formation of glucose. The evaluation of the total amount of neutral
sugars in the case of both sugar phosphates has shown that the yields cor-
relate well with those of inorganic phosphate. The yield of reducing-type
C, 0 .
sugars was reduced to one half and equaled 1.0 and 0.5 for dipotassium salt
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KOCHETKOV, N. K., et al., Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9,
pp 2071-2076
of a-glucose-I phosphate and disodium salt of D-glucose-6 phosphate, respec-
tively. The neutral salts included desoxy- and desox-yketo compounds. Further
studies of radiolysis products and related regularities will provide a clearer
pattern of radiative dephosphorylation in terms of biological activity.
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USSR
UDC 547-854:547.963-3
GjjMQEAL. N. I., and LOMAKINA, T. S. , Novosibirsk Tnstitute of Or gn-nic Chemistry
Novosibirsk, Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences USSR
"Alkylating Derivatives of Co=onents of Nucleic Icids. XVI- 51-1'3-(N-2-
Chloroethyl-N-P.othylamino)propyl/phosphamides of Nucleosides and Oligonucleo-
tides"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43, Ho 11, Nov 73, pp 2551-2555/
Abstract: The 51-/3-(11-2-chloroethyl-11-methylamino)r~ropyl/LDhosph--rides of
uridine, adenosine, trideoxythyrddylate, and trideoxyadenylate were prepared by
reacting 3-(N-chloroethyl-N-methylamino)propylamine with the mixed anhydride
formed by the 51-phospliorylnuclectide or oligonucleotide nM diplicnylphosphor.-C
acid. The pho'sphamide derived from uridi-ne alkylated guan~)sine with the form-
tion of 7 -beta- (N -uridylyl -51 - ( P11) -aminopropyl -M-me thylami no) -e tl-#yi gu anoc J n e.
31 -

USSIR
UDC
LCM-1,MNA. T. S, r Novori.1bir-A, irct'U'utf) (".1,
GRI
of ScJcnce.-, of thc U:: _:i
"All,w1ating Derivatives of Nucleic Acid COMPOI10il-11-2. Mr. Of
5'-Phospharuide~; of 011gonucleotidea, Dcrivl,_tlm~; of
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Wmii, Vol 42(104), 110 7, Jv!
Abstracti Tho F;.-ky-,r describes th-~ cylithed_(; Of' Lily-
idqa, dor.1vativ- of t; -,,;idIw_- adanine oli,rc-
nucleotidos in which the oligonucleotido yna-t of tho Lolccula jl,~?y dott r;.Jnf~
the specificity of rodification of nucloic acids Ly such
was fowid that activation of the internuclootidc phoophoryl grolp with f(I,-,~,r,Z-,,-
tion of active diphenyl pyrophosphate of the oligonuelcolLide token,
8-10 times more slovily th~.ji uctivatiort of the 51-pIhoFphGz-,-I (p..Cup.
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USSR
UDC: 547.963-3:547-854:547.22Z
GRIN,E ZARYTOVA, V. F., and KINORRE, D. G., Novosibirsk Institute of
---MrMa _c Chemistry, Academy of Sciences USSR, Siberian Department
"Alkylating Derivatives of Nucleic Acid Components 7. "Itathyl 29,31-0-
-[ 4-(N -2-Chloroethyl-IN -me thylamino) benzyl-idene] -uridi-ne-5 I -F ho sp~ ate"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 40, No 1, Jan 70, pp 215-222
Abstract: Premration was studied of the title compourd (I) to be used as
alkylating agent of nucleic acids in aqueous solution. "lixing Methyl uridine-
-51- phosphate (I!) and 4-(,i-2-chloroethyl-N-Vethylamizo)benzaldehyde (1-11) in
dimethylformamide(DHTF) at 700 with Z,2-dimethQ~~-propane(ik.?) and triflucro-
acetic acid, after one day at room temperature vielded imethyl 21,31-0-(iso-
propylidene) uridine-5' -vho sp~ ate (IV), along with I and IT in various propor-
tions. The yields of the three Droducts varied, dependir- on concentration
of III and the ITI/D'111 ratio. Study of the react-ion k~,_neTAOZ establi5hed
that two side reactions - hydrolysis of I formed in the main renctian and
alcoholysis of D~,.P by !!-occur concurrently with formation of 1. The study
revealed that a shorter reaction time promotes a significant decrease in the
content of IV. Kinetic curves of accumulation of various reaction products
are shown. Optimum conditions (11 0.115 M, 111 0.575 M, Del' 0.4-6 M1,
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USSR
GRINEVA, N. I., Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 40, Nlo 1, Jan 70, r'-3 215-222
trifluoroacetic acid 1.85 M, 45 min) were found for the preparation of I in
80 yield, of the product containing 88,-U" 1 and a ma.,-LmtLri of 510 I-T. Furifica-
tion by paper chromatography with subsequent elution with ethanol Eave
of the chromatographically homcgeneous substance contair-ing 700 T. i etiCS
of I hydrolysis was studied in aqueous solution at 230 and at different p,'i-
values to evaluate the stability of the benzylidene bond in 1; tnis is an
important characteristic of an aiiqylaLing agent. ~ineLic curves of -" nydroiy-
sis and the plot of the apparent rate constant of the renzylidene bond nydro-
lysis versus p.H show thaT. tne pi of alkylation should noL be below- si-x. 11he
pi( value of the ~i-2-enloroethyl-i~-met,,iylamino group proLonation was calculated
to be 3. 1.
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.Acc.. Nr: ~`6ode: UR 046~
AP0044690- Ref
PRIMARY SO URCE: 'Molekulyarnaya Biologiya, 1970, Vol 4, Nr 1,
pp 36-36
THE INTERACTION OF TRANSFER RNA WIJH ACETALS
OF 4-(N--O-CIILOI?OETHYL-N-METHYLANIINO)-BENZALDEHYDES-
DERIVATIVES OF URIDINE AN'D URIDINr-.-.i'-NIETUIYE.PIIOSP[iATE
Belikova, A. M.; Vakhrusheva, T. Ye.; Vlasov, V. V,;
Grinevq,,-,-N, 1.;'Zarvt0va V. F.; K~orre, b.. G.,
n5linav (ji Organic Chemistry. Siberian Brunch of the ol Sciences, USSR,
.il ovostoirsR
1', ~tas bven shown that tht! acetals of
(RCI) - derivalliv(s of uridine, (URCI) and
illiviate tRNA. The efficiencies of the reaL7ents are defermined as a ratic, of th,,, velocitv
of iRNA modification to the velocitv W ail bY-processcs. The eff;ciencics of L R(-'! and
REEL/FRAME 44,
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AP0044690
as C071-
RCI are of the same order of magnitude and two orders greater, respectively,
pared with that of mepURCI. In the presence of tris the efficiency of URCI decreases Sig-
nificantly and that of mepURCl is altered only slightly. Tite elficiency of URCI decreases
in the presence of rnep(J due to the interaction of an intermediate cation with primary
phosphates of mepU. It surygests that the efficeincy of mepURCl is low due to thV pre-
sence of primary phosphAe in its molecule. The quantitative analysis of the data obtamed
makes it possible tO COUCILIde that the iliteraction of niepUR-:- with phosphate is an itura-
molecular prucess.
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GRIINQ[A N. I K-NOVE, D. G., SENZHENKO, L. F., and T~2:BVA, N. 14., institute of
76r-g-ari~c Che;M_Vr~y', Siberian Department of the Academy of Sciences USSR
"Modification of Transfer RNA by 2t,)'-0[4-(N-Z-,~liloroathyl-N-4':ethylaTino"
i3enzylidene]-Uridine-5'-L,.IethylphosphatelI
Moscow, Zlllolekulyarnaya Biologiya, No ), 1970, PP `07-312
Abstract: The effect of temperature, tRNA concentraLion and pH oil the kinetiC3
of the re;~ction of tRNA with -,epURG1 in an aqueous solution was studied. The
efficiency of alkylation (ratio of the rate of alkylation of tHNA to the total
rates of all the secondary conversions of the reagent) was virWally independent
of temperatures ranging from 20 to 500C and proportional to the initialL tRNA con-
centration. Alkylation efficiency decreased sharply in the presence of magnesium
zalt5. The rate and efficiency of alkylation was also independont of pii in the
6.0 to 7.5 range. Judging by the data of chromatography modified by 10,'1b' MNIA
(Tomlinson-Tenor system), alkylation did not rupture the polynticlootide chain.
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1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OAT;----30OCT70
TITLE--ALKYLATING DERIVATIVES ON NUCLEIC ACID COMPONENTS. Vil. METHYL 2
PRIMEr 3 PRIME*Ot4tN,2r CHLOROETHYL,N,METIIYLAMIND,BENLYLiJENE,URlDlj,4ES 5
AUTHOR-(03)-GRINEVA, N.E., IARYTOVA, V.F.9 KNORREv DoG,
lllplvp~_- _leo 4~
CGUNTRY JF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZH. OBSHCH. KHIM. 19701 40(l), 215-22
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ALKYLATION, NUCLEIC ACID, PHOSPHATE ESTERP AMI:.E DERIVATIVE#
CHLORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND, HYDROLYSISt PAPER CffR0MATG,_AAPHY, ACETAL,
CHEMICAL REACTION KINETICSt BENZENE DERIVATIVE
CO.NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/1751 STEP NO--UR/0079/70/040/."-01/0215/0222
CIRC ACCESSION NJ--AP0112737
UNCLASS I F IED

212- 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112737
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. KEEPING NH SUB4 UR!OINE 5
PRIMEPPHOSPHATE ME ESTER IN ME SUB2 CO WITH ME SUBZ C-NmE) SUB2 AND CF
SUB3 CO SUB2 H 3 HR GAVE AFTER TREATMENT WITH ET SUB3 N AND REPPTN. OF
THE PRODUCT FROM MEOH WITH ET SUB2 0 THE ME ESTER OF 2 ?'-,.IME9 3
PRIME,O,ISOPROPYLIDENEURIDINE 5 PRIME, PHOSPHATE (1) WHICH IN 2.5 HR AT
70DEGREES IN 50PERCENT AQ. ACOH GAVE URIOINE 5 PRIMEtPHO.SPHATE ME ESTER.
THE KINETIC DATA FOR THE REACTION OF THE LATTER WITH ME SUB2 C(OME)
SUB2 WERE PRESENTED. THE REACTION OF THIS ESTER WITH 4C'-.CH SU82 CH
SUB2-NMEC SUB6 H SUB4 CHO (11) IN ME SUB2 NCHO AT MINUS 70DEGREES IN THE
PRESENCE OF ME SUB2 C(OME) SUB2 AND CF SUB3 CO SUB2 H AT MINUS
70DEGREESv THEN I DAY AT ROOM TEMPor GAVE SOME UNIDENTWED MATERIAL, HE
ESTER OF 2 PRIMEi 3 PRIME,O,(4,(Nr2t
CHLOROETHYLIN,METHYLAMINO)BENZYLIDENE)URLOINE 5 PRIMEIPHUSPHATE AND 1,
WHICH WERE SPED* BY PAPER CHROMATOG, HYDROLYSIS OF THE PRODUCT IN 0.01
N HCL 0.5 HR GAVE URIDINE 5 PRIME,PHOSPHATE ME ESTER AND THE KINETIC
DATA WERE SHOWN. REACTION OF URIDINE 5 PRIMEtPHOSPHATE NE F-STER WITH 11
LEADS TO 3 TYPES OF PRODUCTS: AN ACETALv PRODUCTS OF HYOROLYSIS AND
PRODUCTS OF ALCOhOLYSIS. FACILITY: NOVOSIBIRSK. INST. ORG.
KHIM., NOVOSIBIRSK, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

112 Oil 'UNCLASSI FIEG PROCESSINIG L)ATE--23OCT70
I T L E - - M 6;) 1 F 1 C A T 1 C' t.' t) F T R A %,'S F E: i~ t" Ni A 6 Y 2 , PR I M E , i
PR IME,0, (4, 0N, 2, CHLCRCETHYL N,XETHYLAMfN0) BENZ ILI DEPI.-E) URI 01-NE , 5
AUTHOR-(04)-GRINEVA, N.I., K.',.,Gkl RE , D. G. , S E tit HEINK0 r L - P - f F E P L OVA , N. M.
COUNTRY OF NNJFG--USSR
SOURCE-A3LEKULYAR.NAYA- BIOLGGIYA, 1970, VOL 4v Ni~ 3, PP 307-312
DATE PtJiLISHED - - - - - - -70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--R-NIA, ALKYLATION, CHEMICAL KINETICS, CivWMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
CONTROL !'1AQKINu'--N0 RESTRICTIONS'
OOCUMENT CLASS--Ut.'CLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0155 STEP UR /046 3/ 10 /004 /003 /030 1/0 3 12
r.fRC A(-,rF';'.;I()N Ni)--AP0120855
UNCLASSIFIC-0

212 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSMG DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120855
ARST~-%ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTS OF SOME1 r-ACTORS HAVE
BEEN STUDIED UPON ALKYLATON KINETICS OF TRNA WITH 2 PRIME,3
PR I ME_tO (4, IN, 2,CHLOPETHYL, NINIETHYLAM I NO) 9 BENZ I L I OEINE If WZIDINE, 5
PRIME,METHYLPHOSPH21TE IN WATER SOLUTIWi. I T HAS t3f EN S~i0*6o,,.1 THAT THE
EFFICIENCY GF ALKYLATION (THE RATIO OF THE TRNA ALKYL;'J1r'N RATE To THAT
OF ALL 3Y PROCESSES I WES Nu-T DEPEND SIGNIFIC41NTLY -Ili IHE [EMPFRATURE IN
THE RANGE 20-500PG-%'P_:S AND IS PROPCORTIONAL TO MITIAL TRNA
CONCENTRAT ION. THE EFFICIENCY OF ALKYLATION MAkDEOLY DECREASES P" THE
PRESENCE CF MAGNES[UM SALTS. THE RATE ANU THE EFFIC-1EINCY OF ALKYLArtniN
OGES s'140T 0ERE'jJ ON PH 141THIN THE ~,ANGE 6,0-7,5. AS PEVEALED BY
CHROMATUGRAPHY AfiCR TOMLINSON AND TENER THE P]LYN1JCLL,'_1TI9E CHAIN OF
TRN4 ALKYLATED FOR 10PERCENT OjES REMAIN INTACT. FACILITY:
INSTITUTE (IF nRGANIC CHEMISTRY, SIRCRIAN BRANCH OF THE ACAOEMY OF
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PRINCIPLES OF T14E AJHER.FN;Clc t.)F
TITLE--POSSIBLE USE OF VARIOUS
P.1114TfNG INKS FOR METALS AiND GLASS -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GUREVICH, YE.I., KAPPILOVSK(Y, P., POLYAKOVi V., GRINEVA,
CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-P0-L(C,RAlFIYA- 1970, (2)1 33-5
DATE PUSL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT A.REAS--METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
TOPIC TAGS--PRIKING 1,,;K, ALUMINIOSILI CATE GLASSY ADHESION
CONTROL -4ARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRA4F--3006/0725 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134460
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ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-
POLY(ALUMINOPHENYLSILOXAME)
PRINTING INKS FOR wimpnkotjs
UNCLASSIFIED PROC-ESSING DATE-27NOV70
ABSTRACT. THE USE OF
AS THE HARDENER FOR EPOXY RESINS USED IN
SURFACES IS DESCRIBEO.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSS S R
UDC: 621. 317.702)
KAMIDE-YEV, K. B. , GRINEVICII, F. B. , GROKHOL'SKIY, A. L. C-t a!.
"Electroni.c High-Sceed Balanced-BridEe instruments"
;~Ys trcdeys trtK.-1.x_qh chi ye elektronn~~e vll,,e priborv
komensatsionno-mcst,c ... I I (cf.
English abo-7e), Moscow, "_Energiya", 1970, 1-35 pp, Ul. 35 k. (I'rom
tekhnika, No 1-9, Dec 70, Abstract No 12A.)94 i,)
The bc_,~~k dea-Is with torij,.g -rn,,; Measur"ni-,
r measuri-~-
0 the commonents of impedance Under fL variet;y of t,xi,erijrv.ntal -ind
i_e -for a slnFie m-:!asurement of iir:-,edance
e--e=- =EW ~e reduzed to htuidredrhs of a millisecond, and :_-asurement error
may be held down to tenths of' Ek uercent. The principles of' Coni'truction 0.1,
i ;zh - Ee e d e 1 e c t z-- n i c b al --- i c e d- b r idge I r; s t r um n t s are s e t -1 ot 11 er Iat a d a-
mental properties are outlined and their specific elenn:ents are gsLven, and
schematics am~ analyzed together with the characteristic:3 of ti. number or
specilffic de-irices. Annotation.

USSR UDC: 621. 37h - 32
0--P F - BE CHIE !~'_)TARF-,* V I A. 'i .
"A Reversible Binary-Digitnl Cownter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 249103, Mcd !4 J."ay 62, 2-1 jan
(from
Nov 70, Albstract A~o 11,`~43 P)
Tra.rislation: T'nis Author's Certificate introduces a reversib"c- bi,-,a.-;--
-digital c--i-nter which containc IIlir)-flops and AND and 011, circuits. To
simplify the circuit while realizing 1-2-4-'C' code, cre of thc a-f
the first M_T)-flop, fcr the tetrad is connected to one of t,ae innuts of
the fourth outi~uts with z,~,ro and are 1:0tential in the
initiall sta+e are connected respectively to one of t'n;--f -_`I-ruts (,.-f the sec~,)id
and third flip-flops, and to the interlock 'Key for the input of the seconu
flip-flop. One illustration. V. M.
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AA9027594 UR 0 482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section II Electrical, Derwent, J
1216122 DOUBLE BRIDGE WITH RIGHT INDUCTIVE COUPLOG,
in which amplifier (8) output,transformer
(15) secondaey winding is inserted bat'tween'the
supply voltage transformer (11) secondary winding
and the measured impedance. The amplifier (8)
input is connected to the measured inpedance (3)
and to the noneartbed end of supply voltage
transformer secondary winding (10). and the second
amplifier (9) ~output tra"former (16) secondary
winding is inserted between the measured irapedance
and the current comparator (12) winding. The
second amplifier (9) input is connected tothe
measured impedance and to the junction betvaen the
above windings. In addition the amptifter output
transformers carry three windings, with theLr third I
windings connected to two balancing resistors
connected in series with the current comparator
windings and the,supply voltage transformer
respectively. This widens the measuped quantities
range, reduces the measurement error and improve&
the accurancy of Peasurement of small,and very
small complex impedances.
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COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR.
SOURCE--FIZIKA METALLOV I METALLOVEDENIE,