SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANTSOV, A.YE. - IVCHENKO. L.P.

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Organometallic Compounds
USSR UDC 539.193.5-47.242
KONDII~AVYEVA, 0. 1., TROITSKMA, A. D., CHADAYEVA, N. A. , C!j-. T
USACHEVA, G. -1-T., and 11.,ANr)QV. A. Ye., Kazan' Chol!"ical Tc-chnolo,-_-,-LCaI
Institute Imeni S. M. Kirov and Kazan' Institute of Oroanic --Pd Fli-sical
V J
Chemistry Ipioni A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Investigation of thc Co-mplex Ccmpounds of Chro-miu:-,i (1) '.-Iith Or--~nic
C,
Derivatives of Arsenic by tlie E.PR Method"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obs'lichey Vol 43 (105), !.1o 9, Sop 7", pp
Abstract: Hi.-,1-.t compounds of chromium (L) w,'~th-
of arsenic (III) wor~i obtained in acetone solution. Tlie
instamitaneouslv, az rcc:a te::mp~-,-aLure With a slf,r~ht 01-Me
ponent. It was found that cham.,es even in ronotc! llrezis Surl-,Ou-."J-1,1,~~
L - I -,
had a de 17 inite t.!~fecL on the charac terls tics of the
b=d, which could be a possible decrease of the oi S
electrons in formation Or I-hybrid orbitals.
p

Steels
USSIR 621-735:616-,_",06-5
C1 I U.UN, 1". V. , and KiLH!'N" '11; . A. -orsk
SHT2a"')
and 1'-!etallur6y Institute imp-ni G. i. liosov
"New Q~uenchinL Vedium,,"
e.oscow, N~etallovcdcniye, No 5, 70, PP 54-57
Abstract: To prevent crack;,n6 and distortion ol' steel parts, zne :-..edium
mmst have a controlled coolin,~; rate. A r;edium is proposed wliicl, used solid par-
ticles and water with air beinZ forced through the porous 7v~.teriaL as bulbles into
a cylinder filled -with water and the solid particles. This placco ths! colid par-
ticles in a suspended state of h4~h a~;itation. A &,mall Of a 11,10tation
agent my be added it' necessary. In t~Lit; work ala:.-dnw-. f.LlJn-,.s, Gr.-nulalcd c4n:,erG
j i" L
(1-5-2.0 mmm mesh), glass (1.5 im diameter), and flotation ad(litives --pine
oil or propylene oxide and butanol (OTISB) in q:Aant.".-Jes of 0.01 -, /I - - we re u -_ c d- .
Upon adding the flotation agent azd turning on the air fiow, th~-ee layers were
formd in the cooling mediizri col-,um: top layer--a froth; midd-le layer--air-water
mixture with a small concentration of rapidly ;-..ovinl~ particles; and the bo-Uro-I
layer- -water-air rA-xtu--,e wizh. a h.-*--h concentra-.ion of elov-movin~ particles. 7,ne
cooling rate can be regulated by changing the ratios of solid p~,.r;icles and -Water
and by altering the air -,flow. The particle-to-water ratios used were 1/10 and 1/5,
and the air flow varied from 0.3 to 0-5 l1cN, 0- nin.
1/2

IVMITIII;ov) G. i., et al., 1-~:!tallovedeniye, No 5, M-IrY 70, rr, 54-57
Dolts ar-d snikes made from 40 Xh steel were hr=ated to 840-a600'c and quenched
in oil, followed by termierinr,. The spikes were tempered at 240-2800C to a 'nard-ness
of 44-56 (Rockwell C) and subjected to a bend angle of 150 wit'-Out fracture. --ie
bolts vere +-,,.:T,-,rerLd at 5000 C to a Brinell hardness of 269-38a wituh a tensile
'r2 r *ni,-
strength oil 120 kg/ '_
,um
Tests showed that 10 bolts were quenched to 200C in stirred water and -"Iiat
four of them had cracks. T-en bolts oil quenched to 400C h--d no cracks. Of ten
bolts auenched in the above-described quenching np~divjr. with a 1/10 ratio, one
showed cracks; 50 bolts quenched in the mediwa with a 1/5 ratio and tae 01`05-5
flotation agent showed no cracks. The bolts had a unifom-.- oor~bite structure anid,
a tenaile Ctrerl"th of IP-5-135
Quenching the spikes in the new meditm resulted in a hi,,ncr aiid morta un~'forn
hardness and a larger bend angle before fracture (6o-looO) than when GpikeE were
quenched in oil.
119

USSR
UDC 632-954
IVANTISOV, N. K., TSKhA [Timiryazev Agricultural AcadeNW]
"Aftereffect of the Herbicides Applied on Corn on the Crop of Later Cultures
(Barley and 14illet)"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sellskom Khozyaystve, Vol 9, No 4 (90), 1971, pp 22-25
Abstract: The effect of herbicides applied on corn during planting on barley
(Kazan 03/4 brand) and millet (Veselopodolanskoye 36 brand) planted in fol-
lowing years was studied. Following herbicides were investigated: atrazi-ne
prior to the appearance of
and prometrin applied separately and concurrently
corn shoots a.-une salt of 2,4-D alone, and in combination witin --trazLine, and
tordon 101 applied when '11-' corn leaves had developed. it was determined
that the most effective agent against the annual atu, peren~niai wec-is was a
mixt1ire of 4 kgo/ha of atrazine with 1.2 k--/ha of the 'amine salt o~ 2,"
Barley was found to be most sensitive to the aft-oreffoct of atrazLne ard
tordone 101, millet being re5istant to the action of Lhcz~e herbici'les. nxCC-,;L
for tordon 101, the herbicides did not affect chemically tile grain of bariey
and millet.

112 016
TITLE--CO.NSTRUCTION OF LARGE
LAYING TRAINS IN TRENCHES
AUTHOR--
S_QV 1 0 . m
OCT
UNCL ASS I F [ED PR"ICESSING DATE--23 170
0144ETER PIPELINES BY AUMN'01-10US PIPELINE
FORMED BY EXPLOSION -U-
COUNTRY OF INF(3--USSR, UNITED STATES
- -
SOURCE--MOSCOW, STROITELISTVO TRUBOPROVOOOVr NO 2, FEB 70, PP LI-13
DATE PUBLISHED ---- FEB70
SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.t IND., CIVIL AND MARrNE ENGR, MATEREALS
TOPIC TAGS--GENERAL CONSTkUCTION, PIPELINE TRANSPORTATION. SYSTEM,
EXPLOSIVE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0383 sri-i)
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119333
UNCLASS[FfED

212 016 U%~LASS[FrED PROCESS ING DATE-23--f-ICT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119333
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A NEW METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION OF
LARGE 01AMETER (2t5OOMM) TkANSHISSION PIPELINES IN rRENCHES FORMED BY
EXPLOSION9 UNDER NUIPTHERN CONDITIONS, IN AREAS CeMPRISING, S4AMPS AND
PERMAFkOST, IS DESCRIBED. THIS METHOD WAS DESI"J."IED AND DFVELOPED
JOINTLY BY THE ALL UNION SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF TRUNK PIPELINES (VNIIST) AND SOYUZG4ZSPeTSSTROY TRUSTz
IT CONSISTS IN DIGGING TRENCHES BY EXPLOSION, USING STRETCHED CORD
CHARGES, AS WELL AS CONCENTRATED AND SLIT CHARTESs A FORMULA FOR
DETERMINIMG THE WEIGHT OF THE CHARGE 15 GIVEN. SCHEMATIC DRAWINGS OF
CHARGE DISPOSITION, AND THE RESULTING AND PROJECTED TRENCHES IS
PRESENTED. PIPELINES, ON DRY SECTIONS OF THE ROUTE, ARE BEINIG LAM l.',l
TRENCHES BY UNIVERSAL ALL TERRAYN AUTONOMOUS MULTIPLE JNrT TkAINS'').
EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRICALLY SELF PROPELLED WHEELS. WHILE 11".1 SWAMPY AND
FLOODED AREAS WHERE TRENCHES APE FILLFD WITH WATER, AFTER THEIR
FORMATION, THE PIPES ARE WELUED ON DIRY AREAS ADJACENT TO SWAMPS, TIfEN
LOWERED INTO THE WATER AND ANCHORED TO THE BCTTC-,4 9Y A SPECIALLY
DESIGNED FLOATING EQUIPMEINT. THE PrPE LAYING IN CHANNELS AND TRENCHES
FORMED BY EXPLOSION EXCLUDES A SERIES OF OPERATIONS V.1.141CH AkE NECESSARY
FOR COVENTIONAL PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION. THE ADVANTAGES OF THIS METHOD
ARE OUTLINE0. THE ARTICLE CONTAINS A BRIEF SURVEY OF .41-SH CAPACITY
AUTONOMOUS MEANS CF TRANSPORTATION rN USSR 4!.;D IN US;I'USIN(-- ELi:CTR!CAL
TRANSMISSION. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE MULTIPLE UNIT MOTOR TRAIN "OVERLAINO"
(USA) AND OF SELF PROPELLED WHEEL ARE INCLUDED. 0 f? I G' . A R T . 1-1 A S5
FIGURES.

Microelectronics
USSR
CH=iov, I. V. , lykL",j --Y,--P.
UDC 621-382.82
"Evaluating the Packing Density of the Elements in Monolithic Integrated
Circuits"
Kiev, IVUZ Radioelektronika, Vol 14, No 11, Nov 71, pp 1370-1375
Abstract: Geometric criteria for the packing of elements of monolithic
integrated circuits are analyzed. A coefficient equal to the product of
three coefficients is introduced for the packing density of the integrxa~ed
circuit. Computational formulas are presented for the coefficients.
One figure, bibliography of three titles.
1/1

USSR
UDC: 621. 643. 002.2 + 411. 4
ZERNOV, A. V., ZAV'YALOV, V. E., INDYUKOV, A. F.,
C
IVANTZQ~, ~V.YA.5 Ural. NITI, Chelyabinsk; and
wMaCOMM V
SHCHEPKIN, E. V., MITROSHIN, S. S., Nefteprovodniontazli
Trust, Ufa.
"Possibility of Automatic Double Welds of the Elbmv Joints in
Large Diameter Pipelines"
Moscow, Stroitel'stvo Truboprovodov, No 8, Aug 71, PP 15-17
Abstract: The Ural Pipe Industry Research institute developed zi
method for producing automatic double-V welds under flux with an
0
overhanging welding head in plates of 6-12 mm thickness with
0
2 - 2. 5 rnm gap.
1/1

USSR
ZERI?OV, A. V., et al., Stroltel'stvo Truboprovodov, Vo 81 Aug ?1, PP 15-1?
With this method the welding arc is stabilized by a magnetic
field created by a solenoid concentric with the electrode. The
solenoid winding is in series with the welding circuit. The magnetic
field is controlled by varying the distance of the solenoid from the
weld.
This method makes it possible to make the initial root weld
either from inside or from outside in the elbow joint of a pipe.
Analysis of weld sections showed that the quality of the
welds is adequate. The subject solenoids can be installed on exist-
ing welding heads. This will result in increased productivity and
quality.
c4 -

Thermomechanical. Treatment
USSR
UDC 621.789-977:669.15-194.2
PRIDAINTSEV, M. V., and IVANTSOVA, E. 1.
"Optimal Degree of Deformation of Austenite During ifigh-Temperature
1hermomechanical Working of Low-Alloyed Steel"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov, No 9, 1970,
pp 64-66
Abstract: The dependence of the optimal degree of deformation during high-
temperature thermomechanical treatment of chrome-manganese-silicon steel
on carbon content was determined on four melts of type 30KhGSA steel con-
taining 0.29, 0.39, 0.48, and 0.58% carbon. Deformation by rolling was
30, 60, and 90%. The billets were austenitized at 1000%, and hardened
after deformation from 900%. The mechanical properties were determined
in specimens tempered at 200% for one hour. The optimal degree of defor-
mation was found to decrease with increasing carbon content in the steel.
The dependence of c.pt on carbon content allows the optimal degree of
defurmation of austenite to be determined for chromansil steel of any
composition. A figure is presented illustrating the dependence of optimal
degree of deformation on carbon content.
1/1

USSR
UDC 666.764.001.4
MIKAN, I. Ya. , IVAINTSOVA, L. A-, and MOISEYTSEVA, Z. K. , Moscow InstitutE
of Chemical Techfiology imeni D. I. blendeleyev
"Production and Properties of Refractories Made From Magnesium Oxide on
Nitride and Complex Bonds"
Moscuu., Ogneupory, No 11, Nov 72, pp 44-48
Abstract: Composite materials based on grains of fused magnesium oxide ccm-
bined with silicon nitride, silicon oxynitride, and a complex bond consisting
of forsterite, silicon carbide, and silicon nitride were produced by reaction
caking. The composite and some of its properties are investigated. In com-
parison with grained refractories based on magnesium o:d1de, the composite
materials possess lower porosity, higher strength, and higher thermal sta-
bility. Tile composite material also has good dielectric properties at in-
creased temperatures. This material can be used at temperatures up to 1500%
in presence of thermal shocks. Three figures, 2 tables, 11 bibliograp'-,ic
references.

UDC 519.24
LADOKIIP,~, V. 1. , K' 1 !.*C0.~, A. V'. 1'. K. , PA' YOVETS, V. V.

the Con-c-Intion Function of" of CI I'l
Intens-itv in
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Pri vc;r, i obra[~' t~ Z; SIn-lin... Ill'on'l. sistc
of Olt il~ Coll lect ion
19-0, 1-41-146, fr--n
7-hurnal, Ki-bezriu- I , Abstr~c L ~-"o V 2 0 2 1) N. Y11. u 11 a I Ic
Tro n s I i on:
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UDC 519.24
LADOILHIN, V. I., KOBC111KOV, A. V., NEZINETDINOV, 1'. K., J)j~mOvFFS, V. V.,
"Exper--mental Doter:-,ination of the Furictlon of ProceSses of
Intensity in Adaptive information Processing System-s"
Priyem i Obraboti, I Tnt"'im. v Sio-Im. In-Fol-M. Sistenalch [Reception nnd Processing
of Information in Cnrmplex Information Systc-nis -- Cojj,~,ctiojj c)f No 2,
L. -146, (Translaze,~ `i-o:-, Re--r~
Kazan', Kazan UniversiIN Press, 1970, pp 141 1 . i t~ -
Zhurnal, Kibernetika, ';,o 6, 1971 No 6 V202 by Yu. Shei-henko) .
Abstract
Translatlon: The probloj,-i of (Ictermination of the sim.,pling estimiite of the Cor-
relation function in aduptive information processing syst(-,:~,is (ADIPS) on the
basis of obse-I-vation data jr, studied. The Cauchy-11,Lmya1,ovs!,iv 111CUL1,11itV 1;~S
used to write -nn estii~;ato for the dispersion of the cstir.~~ite of the Col-j'011-
tion function. III conclusion, tile authors present examples of practical problems
uhich cami be solved usim; the results they produce.
Abstractors Note. The replace-ment of the actual processes occurring in
ADIPS with stable Gaussian processes in this work requires foundation.
1/1 - 21- -

Acc. Nr- - Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
~M47380- GEOPHYSICAL ABST. 7.4 )? 0 0 6 S-
91956s Comparison of the results of determination of 'the
color of petroleum products on Krf-51 and FEKN-56 instruments.
Butrim. S. N ; Glebova, A. P.; Muiivaka.
6bF.). C I T -1 '-1
ti 1 T-8
era-E U m. , W. , ;.
(Russ). The precision obtained with the app - F VK N-56 wa i 5
times as great as that of KX-51 when detg. tile Color of refined
oil. The relation between the results obtaige-1 ~%ith tile 2 app.
was expressed by the liticar equation - 5.6 + wilt"C x
is the result obtained with tile upp. FLKN-56 and 'r that with tile
app. KN-51, The reproducibility errors for the 2 app. are
tabulated. The equation is graphically presentvd. (;Gjlz
REEL/FRAME
1979090G

'-t:112 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30UCT70
TITLE-DECALCIFICATION UF POLYCLEFINS -U-
AUTHGR-(05)-,LY.~=_60Vv O.V-t KRYMOVP P.V.9 KUDRYAVTSEV, V.B.t LYAKUMOVICH,
A.G., 60BUKi N.S.
tCUNTRY OF Il%FC---USSR
SOURCE-USSR 263,141
REFERi7NCE-UTKkYTIYA, JZQBRET., PROM. OBRAZTSYr TOVARNYE ZNAKI 1970r
DATE PUbLISHED-04FEB70
SU3JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-DECALGIFICATION, ALKENEP CATALYTIC POLYMERIZATION, CHEX.ICAL
PATENT, SURFACE ACTIVE AGENT
CCNTR0L MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/L474 STEP N(~--UR/0482/70/000/000/0000/0000
CIRL ACCESSION NU--AA0128873
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AAOIZ8873
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. POLYOLEFINS PREPD. ON ZIEGLER
i
NATTA Ll -
-CATALYSTS WERE DECALCIFIED BY BEING WASHED WITH H'T SOFT WAIPR
CUNTG. DISSOLVED SURFACTANTS, SUCH AS K OR NA SALTS OF STIROMAL. A
SOLN. 01: THESE SALTS WAS PASSED THROUGH AN A. C. OR 0. C.
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD BEFORE IT WAS USED IN THE WASHING PRUCESS.
UNC LASS I FIIED

112 -041 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATP--IJSFD70
Tl-,'LE-PREPARATION OF GASCLINE WITH AN 3CTANE NUMBER OF 95 IN AN
INDUSTRIAL CATALYTIC RFFOR%i[NG PLANT -U-
AUTHOR-- NYUKO 9-D-.V., KA'IINSKlYt E:.F.t MASLYANSKIY, G.N., FED')~-10V,
A.P., SHAP RO, R.N.
CCU14TRY OF I-NFO--U.SSR
SOURCE--KHIM. TEKHNOL. TOPL. MASEL 19701 15(3)v 1-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-PROPULS19N A'lln FUELS
TOPIC TAGS-GASOLINE, FUEL OCTANE RATING, CATALYTIC CRACY,11,1~-,,
OXIDF, 9XIDE CATALYST, PLAT!NU!4 CATALYST, HIGH. PREESSU?r: EF-F!7CT, Ci--'AICAL
REACTION PATE, CHLO~INE, PETROLEU~4 CATALYTIC PEFO~~41NG
C ON T krl L !.I AI 1'i G - - ~j S T 4 1 C T 13) S
DOCU'lENT CLASS--UNCLA~SJFIED
PROXY R=-E-L/FkAPr---j99()/204? STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOlOql74
Zj~

21? C41 U~-CLASSI FIED P' '-)CFS~ IN-~ Tc--l I
R
:;IRC ACCESSVIN '40--AP0109974
A-8STP4CT/EXTR-%CT--(U) GP-0- ARSTRACT. THE PPCCESS A,'10 THE: DLi%AT lr-L)F:
Mr-DERNIZED BY USING PT-AL SUB2 P SUB3 CATALYST PROW-ITED WITH CL I% ST=-%F)
OF F, WHOSE ACTIviry WAS MAINTAINED BY ADDN. OF rlPCj. CL C9~'O~, S. P< THE
RE4CTION ZONE. A GREATER ARGMATIZ4TION OF THE PAPAFF-l'.11C ~TrCK wALS
REACHED AS THE AMT. OF H SU82 0 IN THE REACTION ZONE WAS PF-PiCer) 5y
EVAPG. THE WATER FROM THE HYDROFINED GASOLINE STOCK A"'110 DRYI'li~ THE
RECYCLE GASES WITH Mn-L. SIEVFS. A PRESSURE DECREASE TO 20 ATA IPJC-rASE.,)
THE YIELD OF GASOLINE WITH RESEARCH 0:T.ANE NO. 95. A 3RD STC-,E qEACTOR
WAS -ADDED,-DISTRIBJJTIMG THE CATALYST IN THE OUANT. RATIO 1:2:4 IN THE 3
REACTORS, RESP.
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DATE PlicL ISrFL------70
ikj;)jr'CT A,ZAS--CHEV~ISTRY
ri:pIc PLATIiNUM, HY,)PC;C.AAc-,T'I
T I J U I A P 4 J" A I A L Y S I
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I_t 2 026
TITLE--PREPARATION OF
AUTHOIZ-(05)-YAKOBSON,
IYVIANYVIO-Vi, D.V.
COL"ffRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-PLAST. MASSY
UNCLASSf FIED PROCESSING DA7r--T1'Zc:P70
AI -
BLOCK COPOLYMERS OF PROPYLENE AND APHW GL&-_f` U-
F.I.t AMERIK, V.'V.t PETROVA, V.F., SHIEYNSAK,
1970, (3), 11-13
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--COPOLYMEal PROPYLENEi CATALYTIC POLYMERIZATION, TITANIWK
CHLORIDE, INTRINSIC VISCOSITYt ETHYLENE, 1SOBUTENE, STYRENE,
CYCLOHEXANEY FREEZINGt IMPACT.STRENGTH
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0259 STEP NO--UR/0191/701OCjG/003/001,14/,-~-;31:1-
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102309
UNCLASSIFIcO

2/2 026 UNCLASSf FIED PROCESSING
CIRC ACCESSION.NO--AP0102309
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INFLUENCE OF REACTIO.';
CONOTTIONS (TIME.(5 MIN,5 HR), CONCN. OF MONOMER 'ND TICL SUF~-',
CHAINS IN POLYMN. OF PROPYLENE (111 (MIXED 141TH PROPANE) GAT~L~--::r
4:1 ET SUB2 ALCL AND TICL SUB3 MIXTS. WAS STUDIED. MOL.
FROM POLYMER INTRINSIC VISCOSITY DETNS. IN DECALIN, INCREtSED
WITH REACTION TIME AND TEMP. WHETHER MONOMER CONCN, 14AS DIECREASIN'f," oi-I
CONST. INCREASING TICL SUB3 CONCN. (0.4 TO 3.5 TIMES 10 PRlf'lL N
-1.) DID NOT -I TY, SED INTR-`---t,-.
OLE INFLUENCE CHAIN VIABIL BUT DECREA
M
T
VISCOSITYt PROBABLY DUE TO INCREASED NOS. OF ACTIVE.CENTER-S, !,R-
r A
DEPENDENCE OF POLYMER YIELD ON MOL. WT. AT DIFFERENT REACTIW! -:,izf-7 A,
TICL SUB3 CONCNS., EXCLUDING INITIAL NON STEADY STATE REGIONS,) l,'j*llD.Tc:A';"~-:D
FREEDOM FROM-.MOL. CHAIN TERMINAJON AND AFFIRMED THE EXISTENCE: OF
MACROMOLS, IN THE SYSTEM. SUCCESSIVE POLYMN. OF 11 WITH ETKYLE?,~E:
TO 1PERCENT) , I SOBUTYLENE ( 111 ) 14 TO 4. OPERCENT) , VI NIYLCYCLOHEXA~41`,
STYRENE (I TO 1.2PERCENT) AND 111 (3 TO 4.1PERCENT) GAVE BLOCK
COPOLYMERS HAVING RESISTANCE TO FREEZING IMPACT STRENGTH 2 TO 4 ANIO 2
TO 3 Tl.4ESP.RESP*, GREATER THAN THOSE OF Is

Magnesium
USSR
UDC 669.721
-OLY-UNIN, G. V., NM7JZHZHAVLEV? K. D.1 L. A., and
;J"N Y"
YUZIIANINOVA, T. P.
"Thermal Balance of Powerful Dianthragm-Type Magnesium Electrolyzer
With Top Mounting of Anodes"
Tsvetnyye Metally, No 3, Mar 71, pp 62-64
Abstract: In order to determine the degree of utilization of
power and th2 nature of thermal losses in magnesium electroly-
zers of different capacitic5 with identical dei;ign, the thermal
balance of an eLectroLyzer was measured. Recommendations are
given to decrease heat Losses and increase the efficiency of
the electrolyzer. The moFt importzint means of decrensir,,! the
heat losses Lnci increasing cfficiency is said to be decrcasin,r
the quaritity of gas ex..-=Ftea at thIc carhodc, plus reduction
of losses throt_-~h t;i,,a toc, cover. in-
creasing, t~,3 re:io,:L.L of 7_,~:ncsiuai from th~2 eLectroly2er 1,1-iZho"It
increacin,f -che hent losses.

Magnesium
USSR UDC 669.721
OLYITNIN, G. V., MTJZHZIIAVI.EV, K. D., IVANDISHKINA, L. A., and
YL17.RANINOVA, T. P.
"Thermal Balance of Powerful Diaphragm-Type Magnesium Electrolyzer
With Top Mounting of Anodes"
Tsvetnyye Metally, No 3, Mar 71, pp 62-64
Abstract: In order to determine the degree of utilization of
power and the nature of thermal losses in magnesium electroly-
zers of different capacities with identical design, the thermal
balance of an electrolyzer was measured. Recommendations are
given to decrease heat losses and increase the efficiency of
the electrolyzer. The most important means of decreasing the
heat losses and increasing efficiency is said to be decreasing
the quantity of gas exhausted at 'the cathode, pluB reduction
of losses from the anode heads and through the top cover, -Ln-
creasing the removal of magnesium from the el.ectrolyzer without
increasing the heat losses.

L/2 oil WICLASSIFIED PR 0 C E S S 1 IN G l) A TE - - 2 'f" )0 V 7 0
T I T L E-M ECHAf-#'f SM CF ACTION AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF IN T PAV ENO US
A'JMIN'ISTRATiJM OF TUSAZ[f), S'FREPTO~4YCIN AP40 PAR4 AMINUS~LICYLI(; Acif) 1%
AjTwu-P-(03)-P1L1?CfiUKt f"I.S.1 IVANYUTA, O.M., KOVALENK0, N.N.
G-CUNTRY OF IN1F0--USSR
SOURCE--P-1011L TUBEAK 48(l): 26-30. 1970
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU3JECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,TOP[ C TAGS--- R)OF-RCUI-0 S I S, I SON I A Z 10 , AM INOSAL ICYL I C AC 10 t S) R Lf'f OMYC I N
C C.NTR OL M ARK I '11r,--N,'O R E S TR I C T I CUNS
.4 L
GCCW~ENT rtASS--U' CLASS! F 'FO
PROXY REEL/~:RAMF-3006/0437 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION %40--AP0134?.05
kj;~iC L... I S, S I F 1,-:: J

212 Oil UINIC L A S S I F I E 1) PROCESSING DATE--27NUV7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134205
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFICACY OF I.V. INJECTION OF
HSONIAZ[D) STREPTOMYCIN AND PARA AYtIN,'J1SALT(.YLIC ACID (PAS) IN
TREATING PATIENTS WITH DEGEf".'ERATIVE FORMS OF PULMUNAR.Y T1,11BERCULOSIS AND
.ALSO THE COINICENTRATION OF THESE 3 BASIC TUBERCULOSTATIC AGEiNfS WITH fHE
I.V. AND USUAL ROUTES OF ADMINISTRATION WERE STUDIED. THEE FORMER METHOD
WAS EMPOLYED IN HAiNOLING 194 PATIENTSt 96 OF WHOM HAL) FRES.L-ILY 10ENFIFIED
DISEASE AND 98 OTHLFRS SUFFERED FROM A Lr)NG STANOING OISEASE TREATED
UNSUCCESSFULLY BY THE ROUTINE METHOD OF ANTIBACTERIAL THERAPY. IN
PATIENTS WITH FRESHLY RECOGiNIZED DISEASE THE TREATMENT RESULTED IN
CLOSURE OF CATIVITES WITH CASEOUS OEGENERATION (36PERCENT) AND IN
-NEGATIVE BECILLOSCOPY (98PERCENT). CLOSURE OF CAVERNS WAS ACHIEVE0 IN
25PERCENT AND NEGATIVE BACILLOSCOPY IN 60PERCENT O~ CASES WHO HAD BEEN
UNSUCCESSFULLY TREATEO BY THE ROUTINE METHOD FOR OVER 6 Y10.
CONCENTRATION OF TUBAZID, PAS AND STREPTOMYCIN IP4 THF BLOOD, INTACT AND
AFFECTED AREAS OF A RESECTED LUNG, FOLLOWING I.V. INJECrIO,"j OF THESE
DRUGS, IS 2-16 TIMES AS FIGH AS WITH THEIR ORDINAR.Y ADMINISTIRArlOiN.
FACILITY: DEP. TUBERC., KIEV MED. IINST.t KIEV, USSR.
U-C L"; S S I F I F

USSR
IYIMTK TT A -V
Lening p Yu. N., and XOROVICTIEV D. K.,
grad
It
Aut-ooscillatin,7 1,1otions of a Cylinder To-wed. in a .'eakly Aqueouc,
Polymor Solut-ion"
Moscow, IzvestiYa Alcadcmii Naulc USSR, Ii_Iekha-nik,-,,i ZhiClkosti i Ga,,,,a,
No 1, Jan-Feb 73, pp 16-9-164
Abstract: Thr action of polnricr arMiLl-ions on oil
the n un rt n, 1; *1'. Orl- motion of a to,.w-:67
ber=3-10-)-104, 'M_t~; inve.-Air"Vted. The cvlindcr tjie
of lateral d i -31 o c,,1 t under the action of t1w, fr)llcle c: (11 "1 1. t i o 1-1 r!.,,
to the of the -ocriodic bre~-,~Ic-off of tl-ic bcjund,-.i--v 1:?,_ycr.
The to,.,!in,7 --peed, resist~.Incc, nnd the 11-tteral dicloc,-itiom-3 f h e
mnlitudes, 0-1 tic;,
d e c r e c, r e c'. . A v c r ae c
autooccillation.,,-, -,nd the resi--tance 0-_~-, the c
functiono c)4- it-, owinr, c-oeed. The increment ()-f
'e- is the ;mor,-~ thr-
sist-unce o" th.c o.,-,c ill in!, C~-14.j
.1
ampli'uade of oscillatlion-; it in in r,,
J-1
of polyetill- -u"ono a" c
1 e n e o,-.-,i d e muc h I ow e rth,,'i in
g,iven for clecrease o-f the cimpliturle of
cyli-rider
towert In
bi-bl' ior:r-. rhic re'ortncon.

USSR UDC 532.503.2:678
KIIISLAVSKAYA, N. G.
J,Y4-~
"Experimental Study of the Effect of Additions of Polyacrylanide on
Frictional Resistance During Flow in a Space Between Coaxial Cylinders"
Trudy Leningradskogo Politekhnicheskogo Instituta, Aerotermodinamika
(Works of the Leningrad Polytechnical Institute, Aerothermadynamics),
No 313, 1970, pp 123-127
Translation: This paper contains some experimental results from a study
of the effect of additions of a type of polymer on the frictional resistance
during flow of water in the clearance between coaxial cylinders. The
basic purpose of the experiments was determination of the effect of the
molecular weight of the polymer and its concentration on the frictional
resistance. Aqueous aolutions of the domestically produced polymer --
polyacrylamide -- were taken as the test object. The tests were run for
a broad range of variation of molecular weights and concentrations. There
are 5 illustrations.
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Semiconductor Technology
USSR LMC 546.6811191548.522
IVAN=H&_L- A-i NISILANOV, D. N., DIYACHKOVA, N. N., SABININ, A. G., band
ANDREYEV, V. M.
"Study of Silicon Rigration During the Deposition of Epitaxial Layers of
Gallium Arsenide From the Gaseous Phase"
Moscow, Neorganicheskiye Materialyt Vol 9, No 12, 1973, pp 2li6-2119
Abstracti A study was made of the transfer of 'he short-lived radioisotope SOI
from the arsenous chloride and of the source of gallium during the epitax W
accretion of GaAs. The system H2-AsCl3-Ga was used as t1w gaseous phase and
either irradiated qLkirtz or elemental silicon mixed with the Ga was the Si
source. Six runs were izade under varying conditions and. the amount of
SPI varied from below detection limits to 2 x 1a20 cm-3, The greatest con-
centration of 81 in the apitaxial layer was observed when the elemental Si
or crushed quartz was thoroughly mixed ifith a liquid containing 3-4% Ga.
In this case, values for Si wera similar to those for SiO2. The proposed
method for Si transfer Is via the moleculix species SJ_As and SiO.
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USSR
UDC 681.2.002.56:661.92
KIKIY, B. F., IVASHCHENKO, B. P., ROMENTSEVA, S. A., Odessa Technological
Institute of triCt E ~-ri~er_a_tlon Industry
"Semiconductor Low-Temperature Hygrometer"
Moscow, Kholodil'naya Tekhnika, No 7, 1971, pp 22-23
Abstract: The new GTA-70 automatic thermoelectric hygrometer developed bV tile
Odessa Technological Institute of the Refrigeration Industry is described, and
test results are presented. The new hygrometer permits deteminatiov, of the
dep point to -70* C at an ambient temperature of 20-130'. The operation of the
optical system and other units of the hygrometer are described in detail.
Operation of the instrunient tinder laboratory and production cond-itions revealed
that it requires a warm-up time of 1.5-2 hours for accumulation of cold in Lhe
intermediate tank with the water-alcohol solution. By leaving the .1u7iliary
themopile with an intake of no more than 100 volt-amperes on the warm-up Lizme
can be avoided. The reproducibility of the measurements is within Lhe limits
of 1*. At a dew point of -70' C, 20-30 measurements per hour can be obtained,
and at a dew point of -40' C, 50-60 measurements per hour are possible.
163 -

Welding
USSR
UDC 621.791.75:004.17
ASNIS, A. YE., A., Institute of Electric Welding
imeni Ye. 0. Paf-ofi, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR, and
MOSENKIST TU. G., Leninskaya Kuznitsa Plant
"Properties of Welded Joints With High-Strength Welds"
Kiev, AvLomaticheskaya Svarka, No 3, Mar 71, pp 15-17
Abstract: The properties of low-carbon steel welded joints w-tith
h-igh-stren,lth welds were studied under the condition of retain-
ing sufficient weld plasticity. It is shown that under this con-
dition, high-strength welds do not differ from joints with ordi-
nary welds. Micromechanical test data show the variation of
mechanical properties of the joint in the weld and the weld-
affected zone during welding by UONI-13/45 electrodes, Sv-GSG2S
wire in carbon dioxide, ANP-1 (ANLV-70) electrodes, and Sv-O3XhGS'.'111F
wire in carbon dioxide. For comparison of the deform-ability ol"
welded joints with ordinary and high-strength welds, samples were
manufactured with a two-way bead forming in a groove (Lyi)u 11' and
1/2

USSR
I
ASNIS? A. YE., et al., Avtomaticheakaya Svarka, No 3, Mar 71, pp
15-17
but- joints with complete penetration (the weld of ordinary
strength) and with poor penetration to 40 percent of Oic cross
section of the specimen (high-strength weld) from which type 2
spec-Lmens were made. A true stress diagram is presented for the
type 2 samples samples using various electrodes and -,;iire. It is
noted that tensometric measurements of the stresses in the welded
joint under tension demonstrated that in the initial stage o-f
plastic flow the stress growth rate in the basic metal, the weld-
affected zone, and the weld is different. As a result of low
plasticity of welds made by chalk-coated electrodes, crackB
occurred in the welds with insignificant strain. In high-
strength welds made by ANP-1 electrodes and Sv-08KhG:7P1'F wire no
cracks occurred during this stage.
2/2
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USSR
uDo 621-791.756.oll
AST11S, A. YE., KA.SATKIN, B. S., IVAS-HOMMO- G. A. and 11r1jSIyi11C1_r~1111xOy V.F.,
ins-titute Of Eleczrlc lnnneni on
"Increasing Strength of Weld Joints Operating at Low Temperature"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaye. Svarka, No 6. jun 71, Pp 33-34
Abstract: One of the measures for increasing workability of ,,7~21d jOintS a-
low temperature is the removal of stress concentrators. These stresses are
most significant a" T)oints where the seam merges with the base metal. ~?_, S-,cotuL
transition can -be obtained using an electric arc fu_rnace with -- nonconsu---Le
electrode. At the Instlitute of Electric W-lding work -was pe-rforined to explain
the effect of electric-arc processing on the resistance of 1,eld joints to
brittle failure at low V-imnE-rature. Tests wcre conducted u:;inj- :A,uel 10:127CMIcR
where welded mimplej were :3ubjected Lo - 300-ton vorce LA; -OPC". 1~1),:Ltr:iL; in
the iritiall ~_-Late fractur~_-d clang the weld Seam; seams ;,ti~.h- hnad b-_en
nech-anica-l-,Y cleared faiie,", in the seam itself; and oeams w.-ic-Ii had been
electric-arc treated fa-4-1--d in the base metal at sonle di3tance from '.hc weld.
Weld Joints made in- s -.1 e e 1 -7 -1 IC(32B whicL L-ad be-en C an
5500C possessed aq higher impact strength than those sc-ams nad ncj~ bc-_-
heat treated. Thus it concluded that local eiectric-hrc trel,tm~onlil is --,r1
effective method of increG_zing the workability of joints lou, te..,-6_i_rat-i1r._-,.
2 figures, ' tables.
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USSR
UDC: 539.5
MaRsimovic I i, G. G. I i I I i, in, Y I i. V.
Drozd, N. P.,
Slenzak, G. Y e. , 'Fre _ilov, Jr. Kiev-Llvov
"Studies of Stability OF the Structure and 14echanical Properties of '.1olybdewitii
Under Long-tenn Temperature and Stress"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosty, No 4, Apr 72, pp 68-7S.
Abstract: The influence of long-term applicati-on of temperature and stil-c-s's cv, the
structural stability and mochanic.,11 properties of moi ybd -Ibaf, C; I Joic witi,
preliminan, forrwition Of Cel]Lllar structure is Studied. It is shui:n that chan-t-
in mechanical properties of deforriled ITIolybdenum alloy dui,Jr~l ajineajil)c LIPdVI- 10%~*,
are determined basically by the annealing temper."Iture, not hy the ]):'(I or hojdin~~.
time at the temperature, within the temperature range studied (800-1000cC). '11"(.
0 1 1 A LCU11L
action of the load duriij- aonpal,iny of deforined molybdentull c"'llsos jo)
increase in tenpci,iturc of n,ansition to the brittlc lh(-, inlrodlic-i-l"C'n I'l-
dispersed second phase particles allowrs -reliable stabili:,,iLi(w; of 11w
structure in molybdenum at 1000*C with Significant loads over Inng perjois of
If annealing Of deforned iiolybden= is perfoixled in the feripe-raturt, intcri-al in
which pri-mary recrystallization occurs, additional applic-,tion c-)f Loa's dilrili~-
annealing can slightly increase the recrystallization rate and dC(_-T-1-z3_,;C
characteris tics.
6

USSR
UDC 539-5
DANTYUSHCEENKOV, I. A., IYAW"" MILIMAN, YU. V.,
YJ Nj% I., Kiev
TREFILOV, V. I., jj-U-HTj , A. L
"Influence of Structure and Testing Conditions an the Mechnnical
ProDerties of Low-alloyod Molybdenum"
Kiev, Proble.-ty ?rochnosti, No 12, Dec 70, pp 58-63
Abstract: A correlazion is established between 1z;he mechanical
charactoristias nroduced in testing of type TSM-2A sheet molyb-
denur, with various structural stat.'es in extension and A4."lexure.
It is demonstrated that the ratio ol" those characteristics de-
crea2es slightly as the deformation rate is increased. Tho
plasticit'y characteristics are independent of the deformation
rate if the test temperature is much higher than the temperazure
of transition to the brittle state, and decrease rapidly as the
deformation rate increases if the ttest tenmerature is near the
temperature of transition to the brittle siate.
1/1

Simulations
USSR UDC: None
BIMTKOV, Yu. A., DDNOV, V. G., and IVASHCHET MI, 1. ~L- _G.
"Dev-ice for Mlodeling the fleuron"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, prorVE;hlennrje obraztsy, tovaniyye znaki,
wo 14, 1973, P 1419, 110 373737
Abstract: Mis device., which containa an integrating circuit and th,,.-ristors,
has a control electroae for the first thyrist-ar connectea with the integrator,
a second th3-ristor beinG joined to the anode of the first. The function of this
control electrode is to exzand the class of probleams capable of solution.
1/1

Acc. ~Nr~: Abstracting'_~Service: 'Ref'.' Code:
AP0052507 cnmicAL ABST.-::T~-;76
101605t Electron-microscopic and optical study of the sur-
faces of amorphous poigner chips. Bezruk, L. 1-; L
IZ - V 1: - rr N - P.-k-4, -.4VV'4U'-
Ser. B 1970, 12(1), 35-7 (RiLssi. PolyurRhane rubbt~ (1) samples
w!re exposed to silent el". discharge in 0 and obsd. by electron
microscopy. Spherulite-like structures (if 3 types appeared: hy-
perbolic. polygonal. and ellipsoidal. Other methods of sample
prepn. for electron microscopy, x-ray diffraction, and birefrin.
gence failed to reveal any signs of spherulite-like structureti.
Anal. of the results showed that the spherulite-like structures
are due to inhomogenities on the I surface and not to the existence
of spherulites; I have a globular aniorphouE structure. C.PJR J
REEL/FRAME
19821148

1/2 016 WICLASSIFIED PAUCESSING DATE--3oocr7O
TITLE--EFFECT OF QUENCHING FRCM ROLLING HEAT ON THE MECHANICAL AND
TECHNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF STRUCTURAL STEELS -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-PISKUNt V.T., ULEYNIKOVv N.P.t KAPLIY9 N.I., IVASHCHENKO,
V.M., STYCHINSKIY, L.P.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--STAL' 19709 30(21, 161-3
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--STRUCTURAL STEEL, STEEL QUENCHINGt MECHANICAL PROPERryt
MANGANESE STEELt SILICON STEEL, STEEL TEMPERING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIUNS
DOCUMENT CL~SS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FKAs'4E--199-dI867 STEP NO--UR/0133/70/030/002/016 1/0 1-) 3
CIR.C
Ll'-!'~ _1 A'~ I- Ir 0

2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING 0,'4TE--36'JCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL15686
ABSTRACT?EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A8STRACT. STEEL BARS (14-22 -At,,.l DIAM,.) C;3NI-G.
C O.L6-0.35v MN 0.48-1.35v AND SI TRACE-1.05PERCENT WERCE QUENCHEL) 'I.%,
WATER FROM THE ROLLING HEAT FOR 10-14 SEC AND TEMPERED BY RESIOUAL HEAT.
THE TREATMENT GENERALLY IMPRUVED MECH. PROPERTIESt AS COMPARED WITH
THOSE OF THE HOT ROLLED STOCK. FACILITY: VJNETS. PULITEKH.
INST., DONETSK, USSR.
-(' L -Al -S 1~ ! c- I v 0

112 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13SEP70
TITLE--FOqf4ATION OF RETICULAR POLYURETHANE 6ASEO ON AN OLIGOMERIC 14ACPO
DIISOCYANATE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-NESTEROV, A.E.i LIPATOVA* T.E., IVASHCHENKO, V.R., LIPATOV,
YU.S.
CCUNfRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN., SER. 8 1970, 1212) 150-3
DATF PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--P0LY0RFTllANF RFSIN, GLIGGMERt ORGANIC ISOCYANATE, MOLECULAR
WFIGHT, !NTRINSIC VISCOSITY
CONTROL AlARKINGS--NO RFSTR[CTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1986/0252 STEP t4O--Uk/0460/70/012/002/0150/0153
CIRC ACCESSIOIN' N0--AP01023002
U%C L A S S I F I t: D

212 015 UNCL ASS I FIE D PROCESS114G DATE--ISSEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102302
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE POLYDISPERSITY, MOL. WT.
DISTRIBUTION, INTPINSIC VISCOSITY, AND DIMENSIONS OF MACROMOLS.
RESULTING FROM THE REACTION PRODUCTS OF A MACRODIISCCYANATE (1) (PREPD.
FRCM POLYPROPYLEN-E GLYCOL (MOL. WT. 2000) AND 49 40IPHENYLIM-ETHANE
DIISOCYANATE) AND ETC(CH SUB2 OH) SUB3 WERE STUDIED. A SUDDEN INCREASE
IN THE MOL. WT. OF I AND IN THE M SU82-M SUBZ RATIO WAS OBSD. BEYOND
SIMILAR TO 50PERCENT CONVERSION* A PLOT OF INTRINSIC VISCOSITY, M
SUBW-M SUBZ, AND R PRIME2-M SUBW VS. CONVERSION (WHERE (R PRIME2)
PRIMEONE HALF IS THE MFAN SQUARE RADIUS OF INERTTAY.M SUBW IS THE WT.
AV. MOL. WT., ANO M SUBZ IS THE Z AV. MOL. WT.) SUGGESTED THAT A
COMPLETELY CROSSLINKED POLYURETHANE, CONSISTING OF DISCRETE MICROGLOCKS
SPARSELY BOUND BY CHEM. BONOSP WAS FORMED DURING THE LAST STAGES OF
HARDENING.
UINICLASSIFIED

Powder 14etallurgy
USSR UDC 6~111.'(62.V~.ODl
V., Kiev Polytechnic Institute
"Effect of Inertial LoadinL on th,-, Process of Vibrational Packinu, of Pu~;der
Materials"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya meta-1-lurC,,iya, Ho 2, May 72, pp 18-21
Abstract: Cited here are the results of an experimental study cf various
techniques of vibrational packiia-g conducted on copper po-~7(lor of t1,,0 dimen-
sional. fractions (-05+04 and -016-JO1) unde2- slight Inertial --prec"cur-,
produced by a stationary male die and calibrated weights rigidly cannected
to it. The highest density is sho,,m to be gained by applying sliil
-~.It
,2 follow-Ing 30 see of free vilbratxry pac'
pressures of the orderof 5 kn/n r I:in,
and step-wic lo,ading. Thio technique promotec- the packi-ng, proces-, and,
yields P. much hit;I cr finito de=ity. licric'utcd loudinf~ th(~ ovc-raIl
density of the syst(.m whereby the best results are olbtain,~:d wider LJijy1t
pressure. An increaE;e in presure adveroely affected denc-ity in bot!-,
cases. The experiment~L, datia on powders of a courser diiii,'Jisic'mal fr,,-tcld,~-n
(-05-~01) show a lower density in-C-r-eflent 41-han in finer fI*bf---t-J,,n.
However, here too step-wise loading promotes tii(-% pack-ing prcxr---sl Lc; pr--
duce a higher finite den-sity. (4 illustrations, 8 bibl-JoL~,raphic referencec)
1/1

USSR UDC 621.762.4:669.71
and CHUB, V. S., Kiev Polytechnical Institute
"Free Vibration Compacting of SAP Powders"~
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 12, Dec 70, pp 28-40
Abstract: Free vibration compacting of SAP-1 powder was studied in order to
establish the possibility of even adjustment of the powder -to a density near
that of degassed ("presintered") SAP briquettes, The change in density of
the powder mass during vibration compacting was generally similar to that
observed for other loose bulk materials under the same conditions. It was
found that there are optimal vibration frequencies (on the order of 100 11z)
producing the greatest density. Amplitude also has a definite optimal value
producing maximum compacting. 'The optimal value determined in these experi-
ments (40 microns) was the same for vibration frequencies from 50 to 200 IN. 3
Vibration compacting succeeded in producing powder densities of up to 1.8 g/cm
approaching that of preliminarily pressed briquettes.

USSR
UDC 547.822.5
IVASHCHENKO, Ya. N., MOSHCHITSKIY, S. D., and DAINILCUNKO, V. P., Institute
-6f Ofganic CH-e-M'slry, Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian SSR
"Derivatives of Tetrachlorcpicolinic Acid"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Kimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol XXXVII, No 5, 1971, pp 474-476
Abstract: A study was made of the reaction of ethyl ester and 3,4,5,6-tetra-
chloropicolinyl chloride with hydrazine hydrate. 1-1hen using tetrachloropico-
linic acid ester, 4-hydrazino-3,5,6-trichloropicolinic acid hydrazide is
formed. Tetrachloropicolinic acid hydrazide is obtained from tetrachloro-
picolinyl chloride in hexane at -50 degrees, and bis-(tetrachloropiconoyl)
hydrazine, in alcohol. In the absence of phosphorus pentachloride, 2,5-di-
(31, 41, 51, 61-tetrachloropyridyl-2')-l, 3, 4-oxadiazol is synthesized from
the latter. The procedures for obtaining 11 derivatives of tetrachloropico-
linic acid are presented; and their formulas, yields and melting points are
given,
l/i
- 75 --

USSR UDC 632.96
NOVEK-XPJMNIKOV, P. A., and IVASHC N.
"A Herbicidal Compound"
USSR Authorts Certificate No 327912, filed 17 Aug 70, published 29 Mar 72
(froz RZh-Khimiya, No 229 Nov 72, Abstract No 22N483P)
Translations A herbicidal compound is proposed which is based on chloro-
benzoic acids. In order to obtain a synergic effect and reduce the after-
effect on crops, trichloroaminopicolinic acid is added in amounts of 2-55%
of the chlorobenzoic acids. The results of tests of the cblorobenzoic
acids, trichloroaminopicolinic acid and mixtures of the compounds on an
experimental field infested with pink gentian are given. The aftereffect
of the herbicide was checked out on perennial woad and on winter wheat.
T. A. Belyayeva.
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USSR
IVASHCHENK04-YA. N., YOSHCIIITSKIY,
UDC 632-954- 547.821
S. D., KARABANOV, YU. V., and
"Study of Herbicidal Activity of 4-Alkylarainotetrachloronyridines"
Kiev Khimicheskaya Promy May-Jun 70,
pp 2i__2T_ shlennost' Ukrai No 3,
Abstrac~: The authors studied the herbicidal activity of a new Sroup
___ - - -_ _U
of pentachloropyridine derivatives, viz. 4-amino-2,3,5,6-betrachloro-
pyridine and oiu-her 4-alkylemino-substituted derivatives in position
4, obtained by tho interaction of pentachloropyridine with alICY1,mines
in a medi= of dioxane and methyl alcohol at kO-600C. All the tested
comDounds were found to have appreciable physiological activity.
95

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CCL,'\Tc~ LF I N F C-- L S
SC L -~ C F I V - ( E VE P f. I S I K LS C I C I N 19 7 c 1 5 E_ 1;
CATES FLLLIS~-EC------7C
SUEJECI AREAS--CFEVISTFY
IGP I T - ~'~ S-- C F L LI N -, T L C C ~; C~ I C 03, NYCIIN C PY P I C I M] CRGA U A'j E S I UP
C C C I N C f N I C f- P, I C b C 11, , C F F V I C A L S ~ N T lit S I s
CCATRCL ;FSI~' I(] ICNS
CCCLIVENT CLASS--LNCLASSIFIEC
PRCXY PEEL/FRAPE--l(~I,~C/1700
C I C I C N p I,,- f 4t

Acc. Nr: - Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
AP0049782- CHEMICAL ABST. J~' le_~ '1W /f 0 1/0
00* 100451c Reaction of pentachloropyridine with organamd9nd-
sium compounds. IvashiSkcnko 1':a, "T.; Mosheb ii S 11
Eliseeva, A. K. (Inst. Orl. Khim.' Kiev, US9-R-).
otsiki. ~~ocdin. 1970, (1), 58-9 (Russ). T soln. of 17.5 g penta-
chloropyridine (1) in 100 ml mixt. of abs. tetrahydroftiran and
EtjO was added dropwise to MeNlgI (from 2.4 g Mg and 14 g
Mel) in Et,O and the mixt. heated 2 hr at 50-60* to give 351t~
2.2',3,3'.5,5',6,6'-octachloro-4,4'-bipyrid:ne, m. 24-1-8* (EtOpf'.
and 4-rnethyl-'-),3,5,6-tetrachloropyridine(ll,R. -Me) (Ila) Ila
was also obtained, by gradually heating 2.75 g 2,3,5,6-tetTachloro-
pyridine-4-acetic acid I hr at 200', in 95cl~,'c yield. Similarly
prepd. were II (R, b.p./mm, rn.p., and yield given): Ale,
R
a , *" a
cl, N a
90'/0.02, 8~--90' (E'tO14 + H:O), 25; Et, 030 '~0.02, 67-~O
(AcOH + HtOb 85: Pr, 94-5*/0.02, -, 62; Bu, 100'/0.07, -,
68; PhCH2, 165*/0.15, 105-70 (EtOli), 42. To 1.15 g Ila in 30
ml H%O at 80-90' was gradually added 1 .5 g KMnOj during 30 hr
to give 0.2 g 2,3,5.6-tetrachloroisoriicoti";c acid, ril. 220-2'
(HtO). S. K. Baneriee
REEL/FMME
19801700
cL 17

IVASIMIC YE. N.
"Application of the Method of Functional-Invariant Solutions of V. 1. Sriiirnov
and S. L. Sobolev to the Problem of Collision of Two Llastic Quar ter-P lanes"
V sb. Dinamika sploshn. sredv. VyD. 6 (Dynamics of a Continuous Mledim, v
6--collection of works), llovosibirsk, 1970, pp 40-49 (fro-m RZIi-rlekhanika,
Nov 71, Abstract No 11V78)
Translation: The mentioned problem was solved by the indicated method in rhe
following statement. 'A-70 cluarter-planes move opposite to each other with
identical velocity. At the time of impact all the points of tile edre. of one
quarter-plane come in contact with all the points of the corresponding edge of
0
the other quarLer-planc. The material of boLh quarLer-pLanes is tile :iariw and
their edges which are in conLact at tile time of iiripact a-re free of stref;s. The
tangential contact stre,,;ses are not considered. Formular-.- are indicated for
calculating the displacements and stresses in the qUarter-pJanes after inpacL.
Examples illustrating tile solution are presented.

Instrurnentation aid Equipment
TJSSR
UEC 621-3~4-8
VASIL'YEV, M. A.) Zf;TJF" 0. V., )LU. if., and CHEREIIIIIII, V. T.,
Institute of Metal Physics, Academy of Sciences Wr SSR
"High-Sreed Autouatic Switching of Potentiorrieter Bands"
Kiev) Matallofizika, I-TO 39, 1972, pp 118-122
Abstract: A smell-scale electronic devIce has been developed iuaking it possible
to 'fully automate the switching of bard3 on self-recording -potentiometers accord-
in- to a previously 6iven program. 'Ria -.se of contact-free elerr,~ants provides
a fast switchin-a rate which is deterrdrtad. by the t~rpe of output ew.Lrioltatin-
element. 4 ftcUres, 1 table, 3 bilblio,-,raphic references.
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UDC 537.534.8
VASIL'YEV, M. A., IVASHCHEN`KO, Yu. N., and CHEREFIN, V. T.
"Mass Spectrometric Investigation of Ion Emission Arising During Bo7mbardment
of Metals With Argon Ions"
Kiev, Meta" ofizika, No 32, 1970, pp 148-153
Translation: The application of the industrial MI-1305 mass spectrometer for
the study of secondary ion emission arising during the bombardment of metals
with a beam of positive argon ions is described. A universal attachment,
which makes it possible to use this mass spectrometer both for tile sti.idy of
secondary positive ions and for an ordinary isotopic analysis with standard
ion sources, is proposed.
As a result of control tests on titanium specimens the instrument's resolv-
ing power equal to 100 was attained. The intensities of secondary ion
currents for 13 metals are presented. The mass spectrum of the secondary
get Fron vanadium witli
ion emission arising during the bombardment of a targ
the primary ion beam is described in detail.
Bibliography: 7 entries. IllustraLlons: 14. Tables: 2.
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1/2 043 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DA'rE--30*3CT70
TITLE--ION ION EMISSION OF PORE METALS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-VA5ILYEVt M.Vot IVASHCHENKOt YU.Nor CHEREPIN, V*T.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--DOPOV, AKAD, NAUK* UKR* USU9 SERe A 19709 32(219 141-3
JATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
70PIC TAGS--FIN ~-_,~-TAL OXID;_~'j Er4THALPYY ALiJ,Ml-*4J'l, VANADIUM,
:!E.-ZYiLiUfli, ZINC, GERMANIUM, TLJINGS'i~:Nj -Ro"j, SILICON,
NICKEL, C03ALT
CONTROL MARKING--NO REESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--1998/2068 STEP ND--UR/0441/70/0--~?/0.02/t)14'1/0143
CIRC ACC~,SSION NO-AT0122,197
H: o'_' L A " S I f -_ I ~'. 1)

1
2/2 043 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-3~-DOCT70
:10,C ACCESSION NU--AT0122297
A6-cTkACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MASS SPECTROMETRIC STUDIZS
CARRIED OUT OF SECONDARY ION EMISSION DUE TO ION B014BAR:)-ME,'-;T OF AL, TI,
MG, V, CRI BE" ZN? GEr N8, W1, FE, S1, N1, CGt TA, CJ, PD, ~B, AND SN' AS
PURE METALS. RELATIVE INTENSITIES WERE RECORDED OF THE SECONDARY ION
CURRENTS, AND IT WAS FOUND THAT ELEMENTS SHOWING HIGHER AFFINITY TO 0
UAVE HIGHER YIELDS OF SECONDARY IONS. CORK'ELATION wAS ESrABLISHED
BETWEEN DELTAH SUB298 PRIMEDEGREESK VALUES OF THE OXIDES OF THE ELEME:NTS
AND THEIR SECONDARY EMISSION INTENSITIES. SURFACE CHEM. COMPDS. PLAYED
AN &IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE PAOCESS OF SECONDARY ION EMISSION.
FACILITY: INST. METALLOFIZ.t KIEV? USSR.
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USSR
UDC 537.534.8
VASIL'YEV, M. A., MASHCHENKO, Yu. N'. , and CHEREPINI, V. T.
"The Effect of Composition and Structure of Iron-Carbon Alloys on the
Yield of Positive Ions During Sputtering by Ion Bombardment"
Kiev, llfetallofizika, No 32, 1970, pp 143-148
Translation: Iron alloys containing from 0.025 to 1.5 wt... carbon were
sputtered by the primary beam of positive argon ions with an energy of 6
kev. The density of the bombarding current was approxinately 0.6 ma/cm2.
The unount of ion current in the range of mass ntt~bers 1-200'was measurei
by the mass spectrometric method. The existence of a linear dependence of
the intensity of ion peaks for 12C+, 56Fe+, and I8OFe3C+ on the carbon
content in iron was established. Investigation on deformed specimens from
Armco iror, and on an allot, u-ith 0.73% carbon tempered after hardening
showed that the intensity of peaks 56Fe+ and 12C+ was not sensitive to
structural changes in the matrix.
Bibliography: 10 entries. Illustrations: 4. Tables: 2.
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1/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--SECONDARY 10~ EMISSION OF SOLIOS STUDIED WITH THE MI-1305 MASS
SPECTROMETER -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-lVASHCHENKO, YU.N., CHEREPIN, V.T.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PRIS. TEKH. EKSP. 1970, (2), 181-3
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--MASS SPECTROMETER, ION EMISSION/(U)MI1305 MASS SPECTROMETER
.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF[EO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0868 STEP NO--UR/0120/7O/OOO/OO2/Oi8l/Ol83
CIPC ACCESSION NO--AP0136302
A SS
U Nl(" L , -A -1 F I r-- 0

2/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136302
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL OF MASS
SPECTR OMETER MI-1305 WAS USED TO STUDY THE SECONDARY ION EMISSION DURING
TON BOMBARDMENT OF SOLIDS. AN ATTACHMENT IS DESCRIBED TO BE USED BOTH
FOR THE STUDY OF THE SECONDARY POS. IONS AND FOR THE USUAL ISOTOPE ANAL.
WITH STANDARD ION SOURCES. FACILITY: INST. METALLOFIZ.t KIEV,
USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

112 Oil UNCL ASS IF I ED
TITL~_--ELE4ENTS OF MATHEMArICAL ANALYSIS -U-
4UTH0R--IVASHEyVm1US TOY
0 . S
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PROCESSING DATE-27-NIOV70
SOURCE--ELEMENTS OF MATHEMAT[CAL ANALYSIS (NACHALA mArEMAT!CHESKOGO
~ANALIZA) MOSCOW, NAUKA, 1970, 156 PP
..!)ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATHENATICAL SCIEINCES
TOPIC TAGS--MATHEMATIC ANALYSIS, DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS, IVEG,~At_ CALCULUS,
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
cawrkCL kEST~ICTIG'NS
GOCIJAENT GLA Si--UNCLA S S I V 110
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3006/0051 srr-,p )L56
A I H N1 j'!'l P) I I

212 Oil UNCL ASS IF I ED pR-;)r.1-SS If-4G 0AT&--27'1OV70
CIRC ACCESSIOIN NO--Ar',0133925
A,3ST?,ArT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PREFACE 3. CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION 5. 11 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS 39. 1 1 1 I-WEGRAL
CALCULUS 67. IV DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 104. APOENDIX 129.
TABLES 157.

USSR
IVASHEVSZIY, S. N., IU-RTASHEV, A. I., and KOROL-EV, A. Ir.
"Device for Converting Graphic Information"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, Dromyshiennyye obraztsy, tovar-
ny.ye znaki, No 28, 1972, Author's certificate 352282, p 149
Abstract: This invention contains an information carrier, a T)hoto-
graphic camera connected to a feedback- amT)lifier, and a cathode-
ray tube. A rotating mirror is also involved, as a drawing of the
apparatus shows. The functional possibilities of the device are
extended by the amplifier, the mirror, and a modulator tube,

id *:NT DIA MA7 OF VOLUMI:N(IC L)ISCIU.1, 17 ;%pril 1973
":"N 3l.7.P.P. lill, P4.1,1i'l~AII(Pi PiLAZ;9 MU '111L MATKIX

I
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Ar; it Atuti. Virginla 22201

A.

DORLADY AKAD12-111 NALIK SSSR. V.1 202, N. 4. 1971, Most..
14
Tt-.#
r:pnrt contal "1
4% In""tigatio" of the diffraction of X-rays in aging
,,
'
"
all Y 11- '.'g& 11 t dexree of ol.metric discrepancy between tho
r
:
pi, 10 f atI
n
d
the mtrLx.

LISSIt
~tvrialx
me t&1 jur&Y and mcallography
Al Iaye

I IF
Is
"L". J A-LIability
Id b
Irri
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Sprinslfi,l Virhtni& 22151

17 April 1973
VDC 539.-b
INVESTICA-110N (IF -,I-;'
MIN,; )ktl,(,Y!; MVIN': A
VOILNETRIC lil' 'CICTA24.-Y b=.1,12N THE
PIMCII'ITA710N PliASI:
JkrtLclo bv m.l. (;it,,j. V. V l___.
Of rr----l tiv A~----Ae Z;.*.'
M- 4.
15 1 19"l, A0.'.Aj"j
it Ih.t the b-ic cau- of t),e
oh-e r d r. jii:'% al-li if, v-e ~.f the 1-Iii1r, ,f
diffrActio I of i'ged spec ........ ~ of .,ll- are it,.- l-t.c
(If the awn- I., ., ..l.d -lut , 4,.-d L-V the pr . . . . . . .
specific atuinic volunis- of (lie lire cipilation pl..-! VB and (lie matrix V".
Flo,vvver, it systematic study of the rule of th,- -lunirtric I-Ior ( 'n' V!
V-0-tl -Vk)/VA) in the forn-f-li J -h-Cit- ~tflrction* -~ not conducl-d.
In tunnection %vith this, it -- of inter. st to t-lv the qu-ziltilati, r relation-
shipu of the- sc.ittering of X-raym b) diiii-r--n-tiard-rd alloy. ~tth a
differc,it civift-t-k- of vul-netric di%c,. p,incy ph..~e
th'. "-t
Tfu, in-htigatt.u ~as ~;z-'L .0loy. Xl,N;7TYu)t
(nin ...... c) a.ul W.N67VNiTYu, h-mg 'Y-.Q*';c of Itu- ti-P,
and (-f-v-e 7). 1-t. h---r.
differing in tit.. "'agullude of III,- 'a,i,,r. Yo r a 1; h N Y,, R
Ow rinagnilude. of LVIV, as i~ k.,,-. (,rf,r-ce b) .-o,mt. t~~ -0.
and for alloy K)iN67VM'I'Yu its maxinstani .0.,#v!uTv valor - equal to 0,001.
Th, pr.xi-ily of the h-4 tth rr.p,cr to
structural state made it possible to exclude !h~ possible effects of outside
factors on diffraction.
(I - USSR - 11

,54--165t660/.107.3
GITGARTS, M. I., TOLSTOY, A.
blems of Reliability and Life
Belorussian SSR
anU AS Institute of th
F. a en NMMso c a d e a y o f S c i e n c e s
Abstracti An experimental investigation was made of the dependence of the
relative elongation 4 1/1 and the relative change of the lattice constant
A a/a of Himonic alloy (Ni-Cr-ill-Ti) on its volumetric separation share p.
Dilatometric investigations revealed that the decomposition of the solid
solution of Himonic is accompanyed by a volunetric contraction effect. The
degree of contraction is a linear function of the voluxetric content of the
I-phase. The lattice constant of the matrix measured by-normal reflections
changes equally to the linear dilation. It is demonstrated that the volumetric
effect results from concentration changes and Interfacila, elastic defornations.
Therefore, the dilation 1by decomposition of the solid solution of l'i-Cr-Al-Ti
can be described as consisting of compressive and elastic dilations. The
first is caused 1by impoverishing of the matrix phase by Al and Ti atomsi the
other is determined by the inadequacy of specific atomic volunes of' the
1/2

USSR
CITGARTS, M. I., et al., Fizika I-etaUov i Hetallovedeniye, Vol 33, No 4,
Apr 72, pp 820-823
separation and the matrix. One illustration, one formula , one table,
fourteen bibliographic references.
2/2
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112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING' OATE--23L)Cr/O
~ N1
TITLE--ACTIVITY AND PHASE COMPOSITION UF A CHR%.jl4lUM CALCIUM I CKEL
PHOSPHATE CATALYST -U-
_,_V.S., BUYANOV, R.A., OSTANKOVICH, A.A.,
AUTHOR-(05)-11~~A$HN OLENi,,UVA,
VA5H._kj
NA _y
'9 Ko~'
I.P., KOTn, KOVt
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KINET, KATAL. 1970, 11(i), 160-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--CATALYST ACTIVITY, CATALYTIC DEHYDROGENATioN, BUTENEV
BUTADIENE, NICKEL, X RAY DIFFRACTION STUDY, THERMAL ANALYSIS, CHROMIUM,
PHOSPHATE, CALCIUM
CONTROL MARKING--NO RES-RICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY (ZE(-L/l:PA,'-lE--1991/0528 STEP Nli)----UR/0195/71)/OLL/DOL/0160/OL65
CIRC ACCESSION '40--AP0119447
UNT, L A S ` I F [ E 0

2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-23OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119447
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE TITLE CATALYST WAS STUDIED BY
USINGX RAY DIFFRACTION, D.T.A., AND DIFFERENTIAL THERMOGRAPHY. THE
CATALYST REPRESENTS A I PHASE SYSTEM OF NI PRfME2 POSITIVE AND CR PRIMEZ
POSITIVE SOLID SPLNS. IN A LATTICE OF CA PHOSPHATE. THIS SCLN. FOR-MS ON
HEATIiNG DURING CATALYST PREPN. THE CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE CATALYST
IN THE D~HYDROGENATION OF BUTENES TO BUTAOIENE DEPENDS ON THE NI CATION
CONCN. [N THE LATTICE OF THE CATALYST. CA PHOSPHATE SERVES AS THE
CATALY CARRIER AND THE CA-CR COMPN. IS CATALYTICALLY INACTIVE.
UNI,LtSSIFIED

USSR uDc: 621-372,853-1.0102.22
IIIAS_qr,- , 7j. TLAUTSYUS, A. S., KIBARTAS, V. V.
"Deterinnining the Surface Resistivity of Thin Metal LkTers on Superhi~rh
Freauencies"
Lit. fiz. sb. (Lithuanian Physics Collection), 1970, 10, No 3, pp 385-390
z
(from FZh-Ead-lotekhnika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No H-218)
Translation: The authors calculate the coefficient of reflection fi-cm a
system consisting of a thin metal layer and a dielectric substrate ;1ccorr-
modated in a rectangular waveguide. Formulas are derived for a. ty!"e HIO
wave which interrelate the surface resistivity, parameters of the s~fcztrate
and modulus of the ciefficient of reflection. The results are us(~d as a
basis for determining the surface resistivity of thin layers -it' chralpiun,
in the 8-10 GHz range. -Bibliography of three titles. A-uthors' abstract,
1/1

USS-71
UDC:
VALYTIEN-AS, V. I. , _MQL~L__V. P. , and KIDARTAS V. V.
111)etlen-ni2-iinj -"ke Surface Resistivity of ~i,,ink, -:ej;L:jlj ic
by Measurinr the Transmiss-ion F-actor in the UH-1," Range"
Vill-H.rus, Lit-ovs ":j- vo" 12,
Dp 297-30.)
Abstract: met-hod -ic Proposed for determininC, the cc~p.
ductuivity or resistliviluy 0-16, -ine metal layers from tile chr!n -c: in
abso_Iu,-'L.-e va'11.ue of i",,ictor, 1-ith t1le c
tile -fcr A.P".),ers and the 1.e(,_,C-C:ticn f, i L I~e(l
load tkahen into -.ccount. '~'hc thcory OF thlo J,.!,:; (I*t.~!I,(_._LO-,L:(?(j
and th(.: it-'el-I 1,01. Ulu
OlfC) T -1
quency of unc uth" UL"I"'Ll, L.-IS z _r: d_'i- lalccr-.,,-
aluminwa and chron-uril, 40-700 1 thicic.
C~-verl an", the re~nil- o" -~he
z.yj,,e2 o--:' the _`1 nald Cr specimeris are presented in tahuj~vr rnr-
The Lut.-
-hors, ti 4
Vil'nvus, :"I'atit-Lade -~O _V.
in- in the mcasurcr%ents.
u
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USSR UDC 616.53-008.6-02if6l6-008.922.1.olp+616.12-008.~67 (047)
YETMU, I. I., I Novosibirsk Scientific Research
InstV,.ut,e of Patholoa of Blood Ci]~