SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHASIN, E.I. - KHAUSTOVICH, G.P.

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:"313 021 UNCLASSI FIE0 PROCESSING DATE--2(NOV70
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ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-OBJECTIVELY A WELL EXPRESSED T U,14 E S C Efill C EWAS NOTED, AND A
SHARP PAINFULNESS DURING PALPATION OF JHE RIGHT- Rit"MOCARPAL JOINT, PAINS
DJRINGj 111OVEIENTS 11N THE OTHER JOINTS 0F,THE EXTRFINITIES, HERPETIC
iFFFUSIONS fN THE VICTINITY OF THE MOUTH AND ON THEtALA NASI. A 11GIH
TEMPERATURE (39-40DEGREES) PERSISTED FOR TEN DAYS.: DURING ALL THAT TIME
WELL EXPRESSED MANI FESTATtONS OF POLYARTHIRITIS WERE iNOTED. IN ANAMNESIS
DES,EASES OF THE JOINTS WERE NOT NOTED :IN THE PATUNT. AFTER
IE ~THE~-PAINS 114. THE: JOMTS CEASEDY
PRESCRIPTION OF ACTH ANU PREDNISOL01"
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USSR UDC 621.76Z,,'1i66q,22
=hIK, S. F. , SH-rAYNBEIRGG, A. N. , KAGAN:j V. X., KHAS111, B. I., SHELEST, A. YE.,
DIMITRIYENX0, V. YE., and LA)MERt D. I.
"Ketho d of ProducinC Silver Granules"
4%0
2670,tg, 0
USSR Authors' Certifimte N 1. 40b, 1/04; 31 9100, (B 2Zf f J I ed
27 Apr 67, published 16 Jul 70 (froza RZh-Netallurgiya, No 3p I-Lax 71, Atstmet
No 3C4O4P by S. Krivonsova)
Trans-lationt An alloy containinG up to ~5Tja' Ag, the rest Al, Is rolled into
strip ana treated In a]J:ali. In order to produce granules iiith up to 0,5,z~,
Al content, the initial alloy is roll-ad into strip up,i~o 0.5-5 inn in thick-
ness, and before alkali treatment is heated to 540-560 , held for 1-5 hr In
an inert aftosphere until a solid solution ct Ag in Al Torzar, and is hardened.

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Steels
USSR UDC 669.18.046.SS8.7
KALINNIKOV, Ye. S., MOKHIR, Ye. D., SERGEYEV, A. L., KHASIN, G. A. and
VOINOV, S. G.
"Quality of Type ShKhl5 Open Hearth Steel Refined with Synthetic Slag"
Moscow, Stall, No 1, Jan 73, pp 23-26.
Abstract: The content of nonmetallic inclusions and the macrostructure of
type ShKhl5 Steel, made according to the usual technology in a 20 ton
electric furnace and according to a technology developed earlier in a
60 ton open hearth furnace is studied following treatment of the metal in
the ladle with liquid synthetic slag and pouring into 2.7-4.9 t ingots,
and also following several experimental treatments with varIations of
the mode of oxidation and deoxidation in the furnace and in the ladle with
ingot weight 2.7 t. All types of SSh open hearth steel (except that poured
into the largest ingot molds) satisfied all.requirements and was equal in
quality to the electric steel. The optimal results were produced using
the SSh technology and using an altered,Version with tapping- of the rrielt
without adding the oxidizers (ores) and with the consumption of aluminum
decreased to 200 g/t steel.
1/-I

USSR UDC 669'.18.046.554
SIDOROV, N. V.,, GERASIMIOV, Yu. V. , KHAYRUTDINOV, R. M., ZZLA1QM,_S_K_q
KHASIN G A BA00TIN, 1. P., KAS1YANOV, A. G., OIERE~LNYIQI, B. A., and
11TURWIN, M. G., Zlatoust Metallurgical Plant, Scientific Research
Metallurgical Institute, Chelyabinsk
"Out-of-;-Furnace Willing of Low-Carbon Corrosion-Resistant Steels"
Moscow, Metallurg, No 12, Dec 70, pp 22-23
Abstract: The smelting technology of low-carbon corrosion-resistant steels
in electric arc furnaces with argon scavenging in the foundry ladle has
been developed and Introduced into production at.theLZIatoust Metallurgical
Plant. The main principles of the out-of-furnace degzissing, effectiveness
dapends on the chemical composition of the oteelp the alag, and tile
scavenging parameters were investigated..
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b""WiN ralga-g.
Physical Properties
-,4.USSR UDC 669-14:669-04
BAUM, B. A-~ WYAKCINOVA, L. V., YERMANOVICri, N. A-v Tx&~' L-110
and KHASIN, G. A.. Sverdlovsk.,- z1atoust
"Physical Properties of Molten High-Alloy Steels and Special A.1-
loysif
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No 5, Sep-Oct 170,
pp 43-48
Abstract: The article determines the kinematic viscosity, elec-
trical resistivity,and density of specimens of more than 20 in-
dustrial brands of steels and alloys. The properties wrere r1leas-
ured after 5-15 minute isothermal holding periods, beginning
with a temperature increase to 1700-18000 C and thea follo-eted by
a temperature decrease down to crystallization of the mult. In
some cases this measurement cycle was.repeated (reheating and
then cooling the specimen).without bringing the specimen to
solidification. The specimens studied included NZhV1 alloy
(99-66 percent Fe), E1435, e1437 nickel-basLl aLLOYS'
alloys 1(h28, Khl'81?10T. EV911, ShKhl5, E-1736, 1211(h2114A iron-base
alloys U10, ShKhL5, R18, 9Khl8 high-carbon steels, 4K'n'9S2, 134,

USSR
BATA4, B. A., et al., Fizilka i Khimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No
5, Sep-Oct 70, pp 43-48
and 30KhGSh7A steels, and alloy 60.- The effect of the chemical
composition of the speciemns, nonmetallic inclusions, and.
production method on the physical propertieSLwas considered.
The results indicate that the kinematic viscosity, elec-
trical resistance.,and density of molten steels and special alloys
depend mainly on the cnemical comp'osition. and ,production method.
The phenomenon of hysteresis of properties ij observed, indicat-
ing differences in the structure of a molten speciimen during its
heating and cooling. The magnitude of the hysLeresis may serve
as one of the characteristics of &givan specimen 0.ong with data
on its physical properties. The structure of melts before crys-
tallization (composition and properties of microvolwnes, coordi-
nation of the atoms in them etc.) should be regarded as one of
the metallurgical heredity lactors, capable of influencing a num-
ber of the service characteristics of the solid metal.
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us SR
Materialov, No
BAUM, B. A., et al., Fi2ika i Khimiya Obrabotki
54 Sep-uct 70# pp 43-48
The authors thank P. V, GELID for his advice and in-
terest in the work.
3/3
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aim
m" HER imHaNd

USSR UDC
laSMALNOV, A. G., GU=,IICF, 15U. G. , K,.TU=OV, A.
GE
7T V RliSINOV, YU. V.; G_k., S. L.,
POMINOV, YU. V. , LEB:-:DEIIA, V. I- , Cholojabinrsk ?o kytec'--Ini, cal
T stituto and Zlatous MotalIvrgical Plant
In
"qualicy of Stainless, Low-Ca:7bon Steel"
.-o
1,103cow, Netallurrz.., N'ay 70, pp 17-19
Abstract: A stainlons, lou-carbori ztccl developc(i az
Notallurgical 21ant ic dc5c.-Ibcd. Tho carbon cont;on'; C;~.'
steel is less tha-i 0.03U,~, and the -tool --'3 made o,~c- j.::,c
furnacca using motal electrodes or joy scavo:-,~;ing Or'If C-
with ar-on. Comparison3 wore r4ado botvoan thin, stc,:~-
similar"motal made in vacuum induction furnaces. -I- t~.bl :j
the impurItics in the variotz:3 types of stool ~orcducad 'Cy
two methods -- the use of rotal electrodes an~i argon zcavcz~_-6.
An analysis of the results of a q~aantitatjve ezt;biatt~ o~'
ties showed that owing to the hi&h degree of defor:%3.ti-,:)n, th:;
oonta.-aination along the transverse axis of zha steel C-100t -4L
leas than that along the longitudinal axis. The moonanical

Ussi
XAS1YANOV, A. G., at al., Notall-arg., No lKay '10, pp 1-1-11)
characteristics of the steal satisfied all
A comparison of the mechanical chavretoristics of z-'al-j nt-col
made by the three processes discussed metallic electLodcs,
argon scavenging, and vacuum induction is alzo,pz-ozonted.
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Magnesium-
USSR UDC 669.721.046.4(088.8)
REZNIKOV, I. L., POLYAKOV, Yu. A., KHASIN, L. B., PONYATENKO, V. V.,
V.
KOROTKOV, Yu. A., RUDAKOV, V..A., and DIUNAY9V7
"Method of Dehydration of Magnesium Chloride"
USSR Author's Certificate No 272569, Filed 30/04/68, Published 27/08/70
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No 2, 1971, Abstract
No 2 G181 P)
Translation: A method is suggested for dehydration of MgCI by fusion.
To increase the productivity of the apparatus and improve tL sanitary
conditions, the initial salt is prensed into a strip undera pressure of
over 600 kg/cm2, ground, and clsssified,-then the- fraction of ground salt
over 1 mm in size is melted. The salt malt thus prodiieed is agitated by
air.

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USSR UDC 621.382".2
BILnKO, D. I., ZHARKOVA, E. A., MASINA__]M~_T... Sarat:ov State University imeni
N. G. -Chernyshevskiy
"Transmission of Infrared Radiation by Diodes Based on Silicon Alloyed with
Gold"
Leningrad, Fizika i Teichnika Poluprovodnikov, Vol 6, Iso 5, 1972, pp 948-950
Abstract: A study was made of the results observed wh(_,n passing infrared radia-
tion to diodes mantifactured from n-type silicon alloyed with gyid wish 11 speci-
fic resistance of -1011 ohms-cm and an au concentration of -10 Cin . Coher-
ent radiation with a wave length of 1.15, 3.39 and 10.6 rdcrons was used. A
study was made of the effect of a mapictic field parallel to the infrared
radiation and perpendicular to the current Lines on tha relative variation of
the diode trangmiBsion. For currento larger thaii the cutoff ctirront, tile ring-
netic field essentially changes the nature of trartsmisition of the infrared
radiation at each point of the speciwn.. Therefore, the observed optical in-
homogeneity of the diodes can-be connected with the effect of the free charge
carriers. On the other hand, measurements of the- current functions of Lrans-
mission of the infrared radiation with a. decrease in t1te specirrien size in the
1/2

U~SR UDC 621.382.2
BILEUKO, D. I., et al., Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov, Vol 6, No 5, 1972,
pp 948-950
direction of displacement of the light probe demonstrated that the dependence of
6T on the position of the infrared probe for identical currents is fully re-
tained for the given section of the specimen. The observed decrease in trans-
mission of the diodes cannot be explained by nonselective absorption by free
carriers sinec the studies performed did not demonstrate the dependence on wave
lengths characteristic of this type of infrared absorption. The increase in
transmitted power cannot be connected with recombination radiation,for tile
effect of the latter was entirely excluded under the experiment--! conditions.
The most probable explanation of the observed phenomena can be nontmiformi
variation of the fraction index of the-semiconductor material with deep ini-
purities on passage of the current.
2/2

USSR UDC 621.376.2
KILI I., Sarat Szat:e Universi t,
BILFMKO, D. 1. , Z,-LMKQVA, E. .11. , i i.SINA, Y r. CO
imeni N. G. Chernyshevskiy
"A Modulator"
Moscow, Otkrytiy--, lzobretonlva, P rcmyshieri,-.,~ye Obr,~Ltsy IPava;--,-e Zn_~k_-`,
No 23, AuLlior's Cer..tificate No 276187, Filed. 6 mar 69, 1) 64
'Abstract: This author's certificate introduces a modulator a.Z electromag-
netic emission, in the millimeter, sub milli M~e ter inftared wavLlengtii
ranges. 11,e unit consists of a section of transmission channit]. and a semi-
conductor junction diode. As a distinguishing feature o~4 the patc-ac, chez-
device is designed for an extended range of frequencies of re-flecLed ulec-
tromagnetic eraission which can be modulated, a wider band, an-I the poss-;-
bilivy.of pure phase control of emission.. The plane of t'.ie P.~ junction in
the d-foda is perpendicular to the direction of ener.-Y Propaga-lon, complete-
ly covering the cross section of the transmission channel.. ihe high-resis-
lance side of the diode 4aces the incident,eimission.

USSR UDC 547.26'118.07
11, S. G., and
IqUSU -A,. SAKISYAN, L. A., KRUDOYAN, K. L., AYRAPETYk
ZAVLIN, P. M., Leningrad Institute of Cinema Engineers
"A Method of Making N-Substituted Aminoalkyl Esters of Pyrocatecholphosphorus
Acid"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tcvarnyye znaki,
1970, No 25, Soviet Patent No 277781, class 12, filed 4 Apr 69, published
5 Aug 70, p 27
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of making N-
substituted aminoalkyl esters of pyrocatecholphosphorous acid of general
formula
&
R,
where a is 2 or 3, R, is Cil 011, an alkyl or a phenyl, and 112 is H or ail
alkyl. As a distinguishing Kature of the patent, the corresponding N-
substituted alkanolamines are treated with pyrocatecholchloraphosphite
in an organic solvent with subsequent Isolation of the prcducL by the
mion of an alkoxide of an alkali metal.
27
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77
USSR UDC 547.26'118407
1Y Y VAL
SAFC~ISY~ L. A., KHASK , A. N. ZAVLIj, P. 1.4. ,AYRAFETYAN, S. G. , A M. K.
Ins'late of 114ot i on Picture En
..,Leningrad ~ U.L t, I ~ineers;
A Method of Producinc Acid Esters oil a-Chloroethylphospho.ous A cid"
Moscow, Otknrtiya, !zobretenJ-'--yR, ProRirshlennvye Obraztsy To nyyt~ 2~n-akl lic 06,
var
H-1 e -d-18
1970, Sovj-*.-.-t Patent No 2 0-4-14, Mar 69, p 2~;
Abstract: This Aut-or's Certificate introduces- 1. ~-A metLlicd of prod-zicinG acid
festers of a-chloroethylphosphorous acid of the general formula
)1, 0" i
R, is an ~dkyl oxyalkyl, diphen~ylme-.hyl,
vihere R is naphthyl,
--ky-1, oxTalkyl. As a distinguishing feature of the pa"cent., ana'-Ic-
a.yl, i,~ is H, ar, a_;
ol, hydro,.:yn-aphthaiine is -Interacted w4th ehtylezieg, colp".OZ5-
j _-y
h ati on
pbioroua ac-d 6,-Ior&~:de t.he D,. esence, ot y4rugen chlorfde vizih si~'bzeqvcnt 4-So-
0 r., thin go~; product by (tanwni-,onal. methotls.. : 2. ~ -modificlit"Lor, of this
In w,, organic ai~~Ivuot 'Wel! 'Lher. 3. A i:;
:'A ia Lh-c is zarriled ()ut jrtth to.
L
.1 A. u~ ~ A-1, 66r, W-N, J

-1/2 012 UNCLASSI F [ED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE-- INTERACTION OF PYROCATECHOL: PHOSOHORUS ACID CHLORIDE WITH AMINO
-ALCOHOLS AND AMENOPHENOLS -U-
':.~AUTHGR-(03)-KHASKINt A.Nor ZAVLf.Nt PoMoi IONINt G.I.
:rOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-~SOURCE-ZH. OBSHCH. K
HIM 19709 40(2)t ?98-300
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 10
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
_jOP I C TAGS--PYROCATECI-IOL, PIHOSPHORUS ACID, CHLORIDEp AMINO ALCOHOLv
HETEROCYCLIC BASE COMPOUINDY ORGANIC PpbspiioRus COMPOUND
~:'.-CWJROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTI0f4S
~:.~36CUMENT tCLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PIROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/0817 STEP NO--UR/0071)/*Y-0/040/002/02911/1)300
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212 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
~'-IRC ACCESS[ON NO--AP0134550
*BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MIXING EQUIMOLAR AMTS. OF H19CH
'HYL
CH SUR2 CH SU82 NH SUfl?, ET SU-33 Nt AND CATEC
CYCLOPHOSPHOROCHLORIDITE AT 0-50EGREES~IN ET SUB2 0 GAVE ET SU132 N.HCL
AND 72.3PERCENT I (R EQUALS NHCH SU82 CH SPB2 011) 1 11 1M.
11 2- 140EGREES. SIMILARLY WAS PREPO. I III EQUALS PrHOG .0 6 1 SI)f3ft NH),
14. 126-809EGRFES. HOWEVER? WHEN PREPN. OF 11 S ATTEMPTED WITHOUT THE
HCL-SCAVENGER THE PRODUCT WAS 81PEIICENT 2,AHINOETHYL CATECHYL
CYCLOPHOSPHITE (1, R EQUALS OCH SUH2 Cli SUB2 NH SIA32); HCL SALT m.
121-20EGREES. SIMILARLY P,AMINOPHENOL GAVE (1, VEQUALS P*H SU82 114C
SU86 H SUB4 0); HCL SALT M. 208-90EGREES9~ FACILITY: LENINGRAD.
INST,,KINOINZH., LENINGRAD, USSR,

Orgahophosphorus~C6mpounds
USSR UDC: 547.183
and IONIN, B. 1. ,I-Ainingrad Instit-u-te of
WAW"U_- A N., ZAVLIN, P.M.,
inema Engineers, Leningrad, Ministry:of Culture R-514
"Interaction of Catecholphosphorous Acid Chloride li~ith Amino Alcohols and
Aminophenols"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Xhimii, Vol 40, No 2, Feb 70, pp 298-300
Abstract: The interaction of catecholphosphorous acid chloride with othano-
lamine and p-aminophenol both in the ptesence and in the absence ol' hydra-
gen.chloride acceptors was studied. It was found that dydroxyethyl(phenyl)
amides of catecholphosphorous acid are formed in the prosi:!nce of hydrogen
chloride acceptors and hydrochlorides of!aminoethyl(phenyl) esters of
catecholphosphorous acid in the absence of hydrogen chloride acceptors.

USSR UDC 541.127
SHERMET, N. G., VASIL'YEV, A. F., KHASKIN, B. A., and HEL'.-NIKOV, N. N.
it Kinetics of the Reaction of 4,V-Dipyridyl With Trimethyl Phosphate"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 12, Dec 73, pp 2735-2738
Abstract: It was shown that the rate of the reaction of 4,4'-dipyridyl
wit1h trimethyl phosphate in presence of water can be described by the
kinetic equation for a sequential-parallel two stage reaction. The
.reaction rate constant depends on the amoLunt of water in the reaction
mixture.
3 9

USSR UDC 547.26'118
KHASKIN, B. A., TORGASHEVA, N. A., and 61EL'NIKOV, N. N., All Union
Scientific Research Institute of Chemical Plant Protective Agents
"Reactions of Phosphorus Containing Disulfides. Reaction of Bis(dialkoxy-
and Diarylhydroxythiophosphoryl)disulfides With Hydrazines"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 9, Sep 73, p 2083
Abstract: Reaction of bis(dialkoxy- and diaryA'hydroxythiopliosphoryl)
disulfides with phenylhydrazine carried out at room temperature in ether
or benzene solution yields pheny1hydrazinium, salts of 0,0-dialkyl and
0,0-diary1dithiophosphoric acid. In contrast to this, reactions with
N,N-d-4methylhydrazine yield dimethylammonium salts of 0,0-dialkyldithio-
phosphoric acid.

USSR UDC 547.26'118
KHASKIN. B. A., IREL'NIKOV, N. N., and TORGASHEVA, N. A., All Union Scientific
Research Institute of Chemical Plant Protective Agents
"Reactions of Phosphorus Containing Disulfides. I. Reaction of Bis-
(dialkoxy- and Diaryloxythiophosplioryl)disulfides With Primary Amines"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 9, Sep 73, pp 1916-1918
Abstract: The reaction of bis(dialkoxy- and bis(diarylhydroxythiophosphoryl)-
disulfides with primary aliphatic amines was investigated. It was shown that
this reaction is a new method for the synthesis of thiophosphor-jlsulfene-N-
alkylamides. This reaction is relatively fast at room~temperature in organic
solvents, yielding quantitative amounts of product. The structure of the
products was confirmed by independent syntheses and P,1,M and 1R spectroscopy.

Nitrogen Compounds
USSR UDC 632-95
14ELINIKOV, N. N., KHASKIN, -B., A., VORONNOVA, V. V., YAKIYIENKO, Ye. F., and
SABLINA, I. V.
"Thermal Stability of Quaternary Salts of 4,41-Dipyridyll'
Vab. Khim. sredstva zashchity rast. (Chemical Protect-ton of Plants
collection of works), No 2, Moscow, 1972, pp 306-311 (irom. RZh-Khimiya, No 22,
25 Nov 73, Abstract No 22N572 by V. A. Kozlov)
Translation: A study -was Djade of the thermal ntability of compoiLnds with the
general formiLla W ZX = 1, MeOS031 (Meo)2PO21 S
and (MeO Me )-FO27 and 11 by
paper electrophoresis. Examples. (1) 15 ITLI of MeI is added to 0.02 mole of
4W-dipYridyl (III). The mixture is sealed in an ampul and allowed to stand
at 200 for 24 hours when the crystals are filtered off and washed with ether
to obtain I (X = I), yield 72%, melting point 2400 (alcohol containing water
3:7). 1 ZX = (MeO)(MeS) P02) (Ia) is obtained in a similar Manner by heating
to 500 for 12 hours. Purification is carried out by r-Dprecipitation, adding
an acetonitryl solution of I a drop at a time to acetone at -50 to -700 to
obtain la, yield 34%, melting point 59-61.5(3- (2). A mixture of 0.03 mole of
1IIp 0.04 mole of (MeO)3'FO and 10 ml of water is heated to 90-1001 for 5

et al., Khim. sredstva zashchity rast, No 2, 1972,
hours in the presence of 0.1 g of alkaline activated carbon (A brand). The
carbon is filtered off, the filtrate evaporated in a vacuum, the residue kept
In a vacuum (40-500/0.2 mm) and treated with methyl ethyl ketone. The mass
crystallizes and purification is carried out by reprecipitation to obtain I
ZX = (MeO)2PO2/(Ib), yield 90%, melting point 117-200. 0.03 mole of III is
added to 0.06 mole of (Meo) 3-P0 at 60-65%, heated for 2 hours to 7-800, left
to stand for 7 daya at 201 Efter which the crystals formed are washed with
dimethyl formamide, dissolved in MeGN, and poured a drop at a time into AcGEt
chilled by dry ice to obtain II ZX = MeO)2PO2-71 yield 53%, melting point 95-
1020. 1 is kept at 90, 120, 150, and 2000. 1 (X = I, MeOS03) when heated for
0
4. hours to 200o forms a monoquaternary salt and when heated to over 200 it
forms the original III. Ib tit 900 forms 'on an electrophoregram the spot of a
;cation of a monoquaternary salt within 3 hours and at 120 and 1500 within 20
to 10 min, respectively. Under these conditions the cation of N-.Methyl-
pyridinium. is formed within 40 and 10 min, respectively. la is even less
stable at 90, 120, and 1500; the monoquaternary salt is formed within 20 and
5-6 min, respectively, and at 120-1500 the.cation of N-methylpyridinium is
formed within 30 min. II is not broken down at 900 but at 120 and 150' forms
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-USSR
MELINIKOV, N. N., et al., Khim. sredstva zashchity rast, No 2, 1972,
pp 3o6-311
III within 60 and 30 min, respectively. The thermal stability of I was shown
-to depend on the structure of the anion and falls into the following series;
I'-v HeOS03 > (M80)2PO2> (MeO)-(Mes)FO2-

USSR
UDC 547.26'118
RMAREVA, T. G., MEL'NIKOV, N. N. , and BELYKH, L. N. , All
_AK
Tnion Scientific Research Institute of Chemical Plant Protection Agents
"Reaction of Ester-Amides of Phosphorus Thioacids With Sodium Iodide"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 2, Feb 73, pp 435-436
Abstract: In studying the reactions of amidoesters of phosphorus thioacids
with sodium iodide it was found that this reaction may taka different routes,
depending on the structure of the substituent at the nitrogen atom of the
amidoester molecule. With two alkyl substituents at the nitrogen atoza the
reaction carried out at room temperature in ecetone after 3-5 lirs will yield
the sodium salt of 0-riethyl-N,N-dialkylamidothiolphosphoric acid and methyl
iodide. When a hydrogen atom,is attached to the amide, the reaction goes
further and after 5 hrs of heating to 120o in acetone in a sealed vial
yields methylmercaptan, tetramethylammonium iodide and a polymer.

USSR UDC 547.26'11
RYMAREVA, T. G., MEL'NIKOV, N. N., and ICIASKIN B All Union Scientific
Research Institute of Chemical Plant PrMe-ctive Agents
"Reaction of Etheramides of Thiophosphoric Acid With Sodium Methoxide"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 3, Mar 73, pp 676-677
Abstract: Heating equimolar quantities of an etheramide of thiophOSDhoric
acid and sodium methoxide in methanol at 80* for 8-10 hrs yields initially
a trialkylthiophosphate and an aliphatic amine. Then the trialkylthio-
phosphate reacts further with sodium methoxide yielding a sodium salt of
0,0-dialkylthiophosphoric acid. It also alkylates stepwise the amine. ob-
-tained all the way to trialkylammonium salt of 0,0-dialkyltiliophosphoric
acid.
HH, AM
fl-

USSR UDC 632.95
14CL'NIKOV, N. 111.1 STONOV, L. D GORDON, 0. G., USACHEITA, -1. H.,
SABLINA, I. V., GRUZINSKAYA, N:
"New Herbicide and Desicant Bipyridyl~ Phosphate"
V sb. Khim. sredstva zashchity rast. (Chemical Means ol' Plant Protection
colleJtion of works), No 1, Moscow, 1970, pp 167-173 (fromiRZh-Khirdya, No 121
Jun 72, Abstract No 12N494
Translation: A series of phosphorus-containing salts of 4,4'-bipyridylium
with the formula CIE5111~_c5H4NCH3'+[ (RO)OP(=X))M']- (I) (RI R', X, Y, the yield
in %, the melting point in'OC, ~20D are*presented): Ye, Me, 0, 0, 58, 95-102,
Me, Pr, 0. 0, 6o, --; 1.419o; -me, Me, S, 0, 59, 210 (dil.), --; Ma, Me, S,
B, 511 106-7-5, --; Me, 2,4,5-C13 c6H2, s, o., 67) 84-5~) --; Et, 2,4,5-ICl 3CA,
S, o, 44, --, 1.6141 were synthesized. In order to obtain 1, equimolecular
amounts of 4,5-bipyridyl and esters.of pbosphorus acids were heated for 15-20
hours in a solvent (C6H6, alcohol, petroleum ether) at W-looo. With alkyla-
tion of the hY4'-bIpy_ridy1 in an excess~of esters of phosphorAs acids vith
J.. 1/2
f10_2311!61~1 WHOM.! ON H 4 ~W, -000

USiR
ow
MEL'NIKOV, N. N., et al., Khin. sredstva zashchity rast., No 1, Mosc , 1970,
pp 167-173
heating (70-100*)'for 10-15 hours in the absence of a solxre)nt or at 20-25* for
2-3 weeks, substances with the formula [CII NC H C H Nal (PIXI) Op (0) yD 2-
3 5 4- 5 4~ 3
(II) are obtained (R, R', X,_Y, the yield in %, and the melting point in OC
are presented): Ifer Me, o, o, 630 117~120 (IIa); Me.14e, S. 09 34, 52-61.5;
Me, Et, 5, 0, 30, 78-80; Me, me, S, S, 68, 13' ( dil.) Et, S, S, 61, 118
Oil.); Me, 2,4,5-Cl3C611 21 S' Ot &0' 166 Wil.). Tile- Ha has low toxicity for
warm blooded aninals, significant herbicidal activity and a high defoliating
effect.
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UDO 615-777/1179
MARD, YA, T. G. , 14. N.
"Reactio
n of Amide Esters of Thiophosphoric Acid with 1'rimsxy~ ard Secondnxy
Amines"
Leningrad, &-hurijal obsbchey yhimli, Vol 142(104), NO 7, Jul 72" DP 1473-1477
Abr-tra&.s The &lkylating capacity of entidlo estors of' thiophollf1horic exid
waa studied. It ma found that when equimlocular qtmntiti-oG ol pvl--~rjr
and secondary allpht4tic amines reacted vilth mildo eatwi:v, of t-blophoulhoric
acid, mono-, bis- w"' quaternary aztaonlum valta vore mc-ducad, dop-ending On
the reaction conditiona. It ms also fmid that whp-n prLmlxy or secondn'ry
=Inenj taken In exceso# were alkylated with amide estairs of triphmphovic
phe
acid, salts of the- corresponding azine and amidethio- mphoric acid were
fo=ed,

USSR UDC 54'J.261118
RYMME"VAl To Got MM#IaKOV# No If., All-Union Scientific
Feaea=ll I uts of Chemical Agente for: Plant Pmtection
"Concerning Secondary Reaction in the Synthesis of O-Alkyl O-Arylthio-
phosphoric Acid Ar"Ides"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchay IN rii, Vol 42(11A -1654
'him No 7, Jul 72, pp 1653
Abstract# When 0-alkyl O-arylthiopho3phoxic acid =Ides werre sYnthesizod
by reacting gaaeous rethyLimina or dimethylazine with 0-91kyl 0-arylthio-
phosphoryl chlorides in alb.-oluto benzene at, 40-6000, pnducts of a secondai-y
reaction were observed -- s~Lltn of tho co=eiponding viiine zjul axylzmddo-
thiophosphoric acid. Tho nyathasis of these t~Troductx -ij3 ex;;Aainod as
follows. Wh*n the prImary or secondary amino attadw tlie pbvnpharua atoap
the 0-alkyl O-axylthiophosphoryl halieto isdoalkylated uilth ftxillation of the
alkyl halids and 0-aryl auidothiophoapharic acid. Thi., plhosplio:dc acid t1b3a
forms the corresponding a"onium salt in the presence of th~! aj;iive.
The:proposed reaction is confirmed by dat.Ldn tha litora,ture o7i reaction of
0.0-dialkylphosphoric acid halides with tortlary eunints quid anilino.
IA

USSR UDC 632.95
NEVNIKOV, N. N., KHASKIN, B. A., and TORGASHEVA., N. A.
"A Method of Synthesizing Phosphates, Thio- and Dithiophosphates of
N-Alkoxypyridinium"
USSR Author's Certificate No 262901, filed 30 Jan 69, published 7 Jul 70
(from RZh-Khimiya, No 3, 10 Feb 71, Abstract No 3N626 P)
Translation: Active pesticides of the general forriula (C5R5%,,-OR)+[O(R'X)-
P(O)YR'l- (I) (R and R' = lower alkyl; R' = alkyl, aryl, carbamoyl or ester
group; X and Y = 0 or S) are synthesized by interacting pentavalenE Phosphorus
acid esters with pyridine N-oxide. 0.02 Mole of (Me0)2PSSPr is added to 0.01
mole of pyridine N-oxide and heated for 4 hours at 50-60*C and then for 2
hours at 80-90%. Upon completion of the reaction, 20 ml of absolute ether
are added to the mixture. The resultant.oil is repeatedly boiled with ether
washed, in C6116 and held in a vacuum at,60*C for 30 minutes. The result is
compound I (R R' Me, R" Pr, X Y S), yield 64%, n20D 1.5480, d 40
4
1.3057. The foll-wing compounds (1) are analogously produced (given are
R, R', R", X, Y, yield in %, n20D, d4 40): Me, Et, 2,4j5-Cl3C 1121.S 0 42,
melting point 74-76*C; Me, Me,,4-NO2C6H4, 9, 0, 67, 1.5858t 4~50'; Me,
1/2

111111W. WIN.
USSR
MEVNIKOV, N. N., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 26,11-901, filed 30 Jan
69, published 7 Jul 70 (from RZh-Khimiya, No 3, 10 Fe!b 71., Abstract No
3N626 P)
Me, CH2CONHCH3, S, S, 71, 1.5650, 1.3500; Me, Me, Et, S, 0, 87, 1.5310,
1.2837; Me, Me, 2,4,5-Cl'AC6112, S,,O, 60, -, 1.5319; Me, Me, Pr, S, o, 47,
1.5120, 1.2731; Me, Me, 0, 0, 98, 1.4990, 1.2704.

F t --o
PSSR uDc 63z-95
MELINIKOV, N. Ii., B. A., 5 T ON91, L. D,, SABIMI'A, 1. Ve, GQ~D-OA,
0. G., and GRUM,
Desiccant -De f oliant"
USSR Authors' Certificate io 249-113, filed 28 ':a2' 68, piblish--d 20 Jan 70
(from nh-Khimiya, No 20 (11), Z5 Oct 70, Abstract No 20 4!6,z4P i-,y J1.
GiiUZINSKAYA)
Translation3 Salts of 4,4'-dipyTidylium of franeral formuLL f (":(!)n'~-51`3C~'
L-(MeO) P(X)07-m(l) , where X = 0 or 5, n = 1 when m = 2 or n = 0 when m
are us;d as plant desiccant-defoliants* Is can be used for the desiccation
and defoliation of cotton, potatoos and hnAt crops in doses of 0.8-2.5 kg/ha.
WE

j
USSR UDC 547.26'118
A., HEL'NIKOV, N. N., and TORGASHEVA, N. A., All Union Scientific
Research Institute of Chemical Plant Protective Agents
"Reaction of Pyridine N-Oxide With Pentavalent Phosphorus Acid Esters"
eningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), No 3, Mar 71, pp 531-533
Abstract: In contrast to heterocyclic amines, alkylation of pyridine N-oxide
with phosphoric acid esters occurs at the oxygen atom yielding corresponding
N-alkoxypyridinium salts; alkaline hydrolysis of these salts gives aldehydes
and pyridine. 0.02 g-mole of 0-methyl-0-2,4,5-trichlorophenylthiophosphate
is added to 0.01 g-mole of pyridine N-oxide and the mixture is heated at
50-60* for 4 hrB, followed by 2 hours at 80-90% The oil obtained is sep-
arated, refluxed with ethyl ether, dissolved in benzene and Teprecipirated
with absolute ethyl ether to give S-ethyl-~.0-2,4,5.-trictilorophenylthiephosphate
of K-methoxypyridinium.

LOP
USSR UDC. !547.26'118.122.0-1
-MEL'NIKOV, N. N. MASIUN, B. A. TORGASHEVA, N. PL
Producing Phosphates, Thi
'A IVIethod of ophosphates and Dithiophosphates of
N-Alkoxypyridinium"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 7, 4 Feb 70, p 28, patent No 262901, filed 30 Jan 69
Translation: This Author's Certif~cate introduces a mothod of producing
phosphates, thiophosphates and dithiophosphates of,N-alkoxypyridinium of
the general formula
is an alkyl, aryl, carbamoyl or ester
where R and RI are a lower alkyl; R' I
group; X, Y are 0 or S. Pentavalent phosphorus esters are interacted
With pyridine N-oxide.

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UNCLASS[FttO,
-TITLE--METHOD FOR ObTAINING PHOSPHATEStITH10 OR DI-THIOPHOSPHATES OF N
ALKOXYPYRIDINIUM -U-
SKIN, r).:A.*#,TDRGASHEVA, N.A.
:~:AUTHOR-(03)-MALNIK0Vv N.N.,, KHA
OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--,AUTHOR CERTIFICATE NR 262001
_,.'_.'REFERENCE--OTKRYTIYAr IZOBRETE-NIYAt!PROMYSHLEN.NYYA-UBRAZTSYP TOVARNYE
-PUBLISHED-----70
A
TE
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
.-TOPIC TAGS--ORGANIC PHOSPHATEt PHOSPHORUS SULFIDE, ALKOXIDE, PYRIDINE
"~~_:CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
:.::DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
i-PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1774 STEP NO--UR/0482/70/000/0001000010000
CIRC ACCESSICIN N0-%Af)ll-'7014
I.A'ji 1 ILj
NEW

'SING DATE--04DEC70
UNCLASSMED Pl%'OCE~
-,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0137OL4
~A METHOD IS ANNOUNCED FOR
.-ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-11)) GP--O- ABSTRACT.
OBTAINING THIO OR DITHIOPHOSPHATES OF N,ALKOXYPYR[DINIUM OF THE GENERAL
FORMULA: (FORMULA SHOWN ON MICROFICHE) MHERE RAND R PRIME ARE L014ER
ALKYLS;~R DOUBLE PRIME IS AN ALKYL, ARYL, CARBAMOYL OR. ESTER GROUP; AND
R
X. AND Y BARE 0 OR S.. ACCORDING -T0. THE1 METHOD~,ESTE S OF PENTAVALENT
~,PHOSPHORUS ACIDS ARE TREATED WITH,PYRlDI,NE,N-0XI,DE.-

USSR UDC 632-95
SMOLIKA, A. I., STOLPER, A. L.fland G.
"Nematocidal Properties of Sevoral Dichloiroacetate Estersl'
Floscow, hIAm-iya v Sel'skom F[hozyaystve,Tol 10, No 2, (100), 1972, pp 42-44,
Abstracts Dichloroacet-ate esters are of special intex,,,!at as nemat-ocides
because tho starting mt-erial fron which they are made-, chloral, is a
cheap industrial product. Larvae of the eallic nematalu k;riloidogyne
Sp. and in several cases larvae of the stem potato nemitode Dy-tilenchus
destructor Thorn were used as test objectse Plethylo fthyl, proply, amyl,
allyl, ortho-cresyl, and hexyl esters. wero effective in the labora'1=7
tests# and the allyl, anyl, and hexyl, ersters ~were effective in field
experimenta.

d
Nitrogen.. Com
poun s
USSR UDC 632.95
KONDRATENKO, V. I., and KKASKIN I. C.,
"Method of Production of Isomeric Chloroxyisobutyronitriles"
USSR Author's Certificate No 309005, filed 14/10/68, publish6d 29/09/71,
(Translated from Referstivnyy Zhurnal, Khimiya, No 9, 1972, Abstract No
9 N552 P by T. A. Belyayeva).
Translation: When methacrylonitrile (I) reacts with C12 in water, isomeric
chloroxylsobutyronitriles (II) are produced, which have fungicidal activity.
Twenty-one point six g I is added to 0.4 1 water, C12 is passed through at
12-18* at a rate slightly exceeding the rate of its absorption for 8 hours,
the substance is kept for 10 hours at 16-18', N2 is blown through, the sub-
stance is extracted with ether, dried over Na2SO4 and 19.3 g II are separated.
NMR spectra indicate that the isomers are present in approximately equal
quantities. The absorption bands in the:IR area. are presented.
1/1

USSR
KONDRATENKO, V. I., KIIA-qK-TN--- TG
"Production of Chloro Derivatives of Proplonic Acid from Ethylene Cyanohydrin"
Kim. Tekhnologiya. Nauch-Proizv- Sb., (Chemical Technology, Scientific and
Production Collection], 1971, No 4 (58), pp 34-36. (Translated from Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 4, Moscow, 1972, Abstract No 4N644 by T. A. Belyaeva).
Translation: A mixture of 388 g ethylene cyanohydrin and 6.6 g PhNIMe2 is blown
through with N2, chlorinated with C12 for 24-26 hr (until the weight stops
increasing) at a temperature rising to 1100; then the HCI gas is blown away with
nitrogen, the mixture is filtered and distilled, selecting the fraction with
bp 49-61-/10 (CICH2CH2CN, CICIi2 -6*/10 (CICH2CH2CN, ClCH Cl CCN);
C12CCN); 62 2
119-34-/10 (CICH2CICCONH2); 136 - 46'/10 (CICH2Cl2CCON112). The mixture of
products produced upon chlorination has almost no herbicidal activity with a
dose ol"10 kg/ha; in concentrations of 0.01 and 0.001%, this mixture shows
toxicity for fungus for pure cultures of the phytopathogenic fungus series,
but is somewhat weaker than phygome and DITD.

USSR UDC 632.95
SHIRANKOV, D. F., ABPA-IIOVA, K. A., STOLPER, L L., and KHASKIN, I. G.
"A Herbicide"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 268798, filed 18 Nov 68, published 16 Jul 70
(from RZh-Khimiya, No 3, 10 Feb 71, Abstract No 3N615 P)
Translation: Butyl ester of dichloroace tic acid introduced into th2 soil
before planting in a dose of 10 kg/ha is proposed as a herbicide for con-
trolling monocotyledonous weeds in fields of dicotyledonous plants (sun-
flowerB, radisli, buckwheat, mustard, beets). This herbicide reduced t1m.
green maus of monocotyledons by 53-100 parcent. Althougli it is not as
effective as sodium trichloroacetate, this weed-killer has the advantage
of being safe for the crops mentioned above.

USSR UDC 632.95
RUDNEV, G. K., and KHASKIN, 1. G.
"A Method of Synthesizing Oxime Esters of Chlorocinnamic Acid"
USSR Author's Certificate No 264396, filed 15 Jan 68, published 11 Jun 70
(from RZh-Khimiya, No 3, 10 Feb 71, Abstract No 3N598,P)
Translation: Compounds of the general formula PhCh=CClC(O)ON=CR,R' (1)
(R, R' = alkyl, Ph, R+R' = cycloaliphatic radical) -- intermediate products
of organic synthesis and potential insecticides -- are produced by inter-
acting a,$ -dichlorocinnamic aldehyde or-a mixture of the initial products
of synthesis of the aldehyde -- a,a,B-trichloro-R-phenylpropionic aldehyde
and the corresponding oxime -- with bases such as tertiary amines in an
organic solvent. A mixture of 1.27 g of a,B,6-r-ricliloro-6-phenylpropionic
aldehyde, 0.25 g of Me2C=N-0H and 20 ml of PhMe is agitated for 1 hour at
approximately 20*C while simultaneously bubbling 112 through the reaction
mass, and a solution of 0.51 9 Of Et3N in 5 ml of PhMe is then added to
the mixture. The reaction mass is agitaLed for 1 hour at 20-25'C, filtered,
the residue is washed in 5 ml of PhMe, the mother liquor is evaporated with
isolation of 0.75 g of compound I (R = R' = Me), melting point 70-1'C
1/2

USSR
RUDNEV, G. K., and KIIASKIN, I. G., USSR Author's Certificate No 264396, filed
15 Jan 68, published 11 Jun 70 (from R.Zh-Khimiya, No 3, 10 Feb 71, Abstract
No 3N598 P)
(from petroleum ether), yield 94%. The following compounds (1) are analog-
ously produced (given are R, R' or R+R'+C,;yield in X, melting point in *C):
Ph, Me, 97.9, 89-90; cyclo-C6H,O, 99.6, 97-8.
2/2

USSR uDc 632.95
SHIMMOV, D. F., MD~WV, G. K., and LE AS Mil, IG-
"A Herbicide"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 249345, filed 19 Apr 63, Tdolished 4 jan 70
imiya, i10 -37. 10 Sept 70,
(from ReferativrWy Zhurnal IQL Abstract No 17 j,-641 P)
Translation. As a herbicide for combatting dico-tyledonous ireeds in cereal
crops, use is made of (I U , flot;-teta-ach:Loro-p-pli,!jnylpropionJe aldehyde,
which acts in a dose of 0 kg/ha when applied to vegetation.
11. A. Gruzinskaya

-saw Mmp!
USSR uDc 632.95
ABRAMOVA, K. A., tLIASKIII, T. Q., RUDNEV, G, X., SHIRANKOV, D. F.,
SHONOVA, YE. A., GRIB, 0. K.s KUPRINA, ZU. S.
Pesticide"
'USSR Author's Certificate No 2527~6, filed 10 Jul 68, published
12 Feb 70 (from HM-Khimija, No 16,.25 SeP 70, Abstract No 181166.5 F,
by P. V. Popov)
Translation: Eaters of alpha-chlorocianamic acid with general
formula PFC CClC(O)OR (I) (R. a Me, Et, or Ph) exhibit fungicidal
and herbicidal properties. In toxicological experiments I (R a Me
or Et) suppressed development of colonies of Alternaria, Botrytis,
Cladosporium, Penicillium, Rhizoatonia, and Verbicillium on potato-
-dextrose agar in most cases no less:vigorously than did figon and
TMTD Z-tetramethylthiuran, disulfide 7. As herbicidos, .1 (R w Me or
T
Ph) act selectively on dio t ledonous plants (boans, sunflower,
buckwheat# beet, andmustM wint'r wheat and oats of the coreal
0
crops are rosistant, corn In the mogt sensitive,

1/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--OXIMINO ESTERS OF As.CHLOROCINNAMIC ACID U-
_~AUTHOR-(02)-RUDNEV, G.K., KHASKIN, I.Gl~
~_,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 264,396
:,IREFERENCE--O'KRYTIYAt IXOBRET.v PROM. OBRAZTSY* TOVARNYE ZNAKII 1970
--DATE PUBLISHED--03MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TACAS--OXIMEP CHLORINATED ORGANI C'COPIPOUND, ALDEHYOE, CARBOXYLIC ACID
PATENT
ESTER, CHEMICAL
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.00CUMENT CLASS--UPICLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0856 STEP NlO--UR/0482i'10/00(.
CIRC A C CS S 1 t.)N If

212 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
ACCESSION NO-AA0136290
-ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-4U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THT TITLE COMPOSv ARE PREPD. BY
'TREATING ALPHAi BETA, DICHLOROCINNAMALDEHYDE OR :1% MIXT. OF THE STARTING
PRODUCTS OF ITS PREPN-, ALPHAP BETAt BETAT TRICHLOROp BETA
PHENYLOPROPIONALOEHYDE AND THE APPROORIATE OXIMEp WITH A BASEP E.G. A
.-TERTIARY AMINE, PREFERABLY IN AN INERT ORG..SOLVENT.

USSR UDC 612.744
e4EWKIIiI V. V., and SINDAROVSKAYA, I. N., Division of Ecological Physiology,
C,
Institute-oT-Cytology and Genetics, Siberian Department of the Academy of
Sciences USSR, Novosibirsk
"Effects of Cold Adaptation on the Tdmperature Coefficients of Oxidation,
Phosphorylation, and ATP-ase Activity in Skeletal Muscles of Rats"
Leningrad, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Sechenova, Vol 58, No 1,
Jan 72, pp 108-113
Abstract: Upon adaptation of male rats to 4-6* during 5 wks, the temperature
coefficient Q10 (van't Hoff coefficient) of tissue respiration of skeletal
muscles of the animals decreased. This was related to a rise in the level of
nonphosphorylating oxidation in the muscle mitochondria, the Q10 for which is
much lower than that for the phosphorylation rate.. AdiLptatiort changes in the
~intensity of oxidation, P/0, and the activity of mitoctiondrial. AT?-ase were
concentrated mainly in the red muscle fibers. The thermal regulation
response of muscles upon intense cooling of cold-adapted animals were accom-
panied by a reduction in Q10 of the phosphorylation rate and a decrease in the
degree to which P/0 depended on the temperature. The activity of myofibril
ATP-ase and the Q10 of this activity were not altered by adaptation. The
1/2

USSR
KRASKIN, V. V., and SINDAROVSKAYA, 1. N., Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni
I. M. Sechenova, Vol 58, No 1, Jan 72, pp 108-113
cold adaptation
indicating that
interpreted
upon
as
results obtained can be
the energy potential barriers of.oxidative reactions in mitochondria are
lowered and the relative heat-producing role of ATP. breakdown in the function-
ing of the contractile apparatus of muscles is reduced.
2/2

USSR UDC 577.42+612.745
V
-
V., and SINDAROVSKAYA, I. N., Institute of Physiology, Siberian
Department'-d-f-the Academy of Sciences USSR, Novosibirsk
Thermokinetic Effects of ATP on Intact Muscle Fibers of Rats Adapted to
Different Temperatures"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 198, No 3, 1971, pp, 730-733
Abstract: To investigate some aspects of adaptation to cold, the authors ex-
posed one group of white rats to temperatures of A-4 to +6'C for 6 weeks, while
a control group was kept at room temperature (20-22*C) for the same Period.
Upon decapitation, shredded skeletal muscle tissue was suspended in a modified
Ringer's solution, and oxygen consumption aad heat production were measured
before, during, and after (recovery period) addition of ATP. In the cold-
adapted tissue, oxygen consumption and heat production were significantly
greater than in the controls. Addition of;ATP resulted in much greater
peaks in both parameters in the first group. During the recovery period,
oxygen consumption was approximately equal in both groups, but heat production
was significantly greater in the experimental group, indicating that substrates
with a greater caloric equivalent (5.1 vsiLO cal/ml) were being utilized by
the muscle tissue of cold-adapted animals.

USSR UDC: 8.74
FHASLAVSKIY. I. L.
"On Approxi=ating Functions Which Approach Zero Asymptotically"
Y sb. Mashiny dlya in7h. raschetov (Computers for Engineering Calculations
--collection of wc_rks), ,-yp. L, Kiev, 1971, PP 52-63 (from RZIi-Kibernetike,
No 1, Jan 72, Abstract No M052)
Translation: An a-nproximaticn of the form e-,iz+b.r+c2) is constructed. for
functions y(x) given or. the interval lxo,xll and approaching zero as x
where the coefficients a, b and c are selected by the method of least
The paper presents tvo modifications of programs foi, calculating
squares,
the coefficients a, b and c, and also the values oi thefunction, approxi-
mations of the function, and differences betveen them at given points.
The first progran relates to the case where the function y(x) is given
analytically, and the second -- to the case where y(x) is given in the
form, of a table. The cc- lete text is given for both todifications of the
program. S. Raskutin.
119

USSR
NEVEL-SOIN, M. B., MAS'MINSOY R. Z.
"Stochastic Approximation and Recurrent Estimation"
Stokhasticheskaya Approksimatsiya i Rekurrentnoye Otsenivaniye [Lnglish
Version Above), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1972, 304 papes (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Ab!;tract No I V361 from
the Annotation).
Translation: This book is dedicated to successive methods of solution
of a class of problems including, for example, the problem of determination
of the points of maximtim, of a function if each measured value of this
function contains a random error, Some of the basic procedure-'; for
stochastic approximation are studied from a single point of view -- froi-,i
the point of view of the theory'of Markov processes and martingales.
Examples are studied of application of the theorems proven to certain
'problems of the theory of estimation, the theory of teachino and the
theory of control, as well as certain problems of tra;nsmission of infor-
mation when feedback is present.
The book is designed for students, Fraduate students, enginc-crs and
scientific workers specializing in the area of mathcmat5cal statistics,
the theory of random processes and their applications. 78 F--*iblio. Hefs.
39

B. Mathematical Statisticd
USSR
12P.AGIMOV, I. A. and KIIASIMINSKIY, R. Z.
"Asymptotic Analysis of Statistical Estimates for the 'Almost Smooth'
Case"
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i Nleye Primeneni-ya [The Theory of Probabilities
and Its Applications], 1973, Vol 18, No 2, pp 250-260 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 10, 1973, Abstract No 10V137)
Translation: It is shown in the works of the authors (RZI-Nat, 1972,
12V93; 1973, 6V113) that in the case of existence of the finite infor-
mation quantity of Fisher I, estimates t n of shift pa-rameter 0 are,
like the estimate of the maximum.likelihood and the generalized base
estimates for the loss function X1, a (a > 1) with very general assump-
tions, asymptotically equivalent to each other and asymptotically nor-
mal with parameters (0, l/nI). The present work studies the case of
disruption of the basic condition of finiteness of the information
quantity for which, however, similar results of asymptotic normality
of estimates re-main in force. Namely, a class of densities is studied
having a finite number of singularities at points X (k 1, 1 + m)
k
in the neighborhood of which
QX1 ak1X - Xkly = ~k(x)' X < xk)
Y +
j -

USSR
IBRAGIMOV, 1. A. and KHASIMINSKIY, R. Z., TeoriyaVCToyatnosteyi yeye
Primeneniya, 1973, Vol 18, No 2, pp 250-260
where y = 1, a > 0, b ~.O for k - 1, 2, ..., 1; y 1/2 for k I + 1,
k k
1 + M, while 0 k(x) are twice continuously differentiable functions
such that
(x ...
k k) = *k'(xk) = 0' k 2'
~k CXk> 0, k = 1 + 1, + M.
It is shown that in this case, estimates t n are also asymptotically
similar and asymptotically normal with parameters (6, I/Bn ln n), where
I+M 2 7
a. +bA
B- (a,, +
where for all p > 0 as n
Limit theorems are also produced for the a posteriori density coinciding
in formulation with the smooth case with a similar change in normalizing
factor by c In n times. B. Levit
2/2

USSR
1BRAGIMOV, 1. A. and )U1Aa!MINSKIY, R. Z.
"Estimation of the Parameter of a Signal in Gaussian White Noise"
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i yeye Primeneniya [The Theory of Probabilities
and Its Applications], 1973, Vol 18, No 2 pp 435-438 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal. Kibernetika, No 10, im,,Abstiact No 10V189)
Trnaslation: The process X (t), t E[O$ 1] is observed, defined by the
stochastic equation dXC(t) Se(t, O)dt + d~(t), where C(t) is a stand-
ard Wiener process, OC 0 is the parameter to be estimated and c -?. 0.
Assuming that 0 is an open set on a straight line, conditions are for-
mulated guaranteeing the existenec Of CO11Si5tCT1t 3nd USY11111t0ticilly of"-
fective estimates of 0. D. Chibisov
1/1

USSR UDC 519.217
KHASfMIMKIY, R. Z.
Irrhe Averaging Principle For Stochastic Differential Equations of Ito"
Kibernetika, Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 260-279,~ 1968, (Translated from R If rativn)7
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No. 11, Novenber, 1969, Abstract'No. 11V68 b;
M. Nevaillson).
Translation: An analysis of thie set (X(e)(t), Y(c)(t)) of Markov~randam
PrOC0330s in an Z-dimensional ruuclideaispace described by a system of-ito
stochastic differential equations
4
Ul"(0-wili(x(A), rq4))'4+:EOj") (X(8). Y(O)dL41),
131 (XW- Y10) di +
vy) 001. YO)i it, ii)

USSR UDC 519.217
KW MINSKIY, R. Z., KibeTnotika, Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 260-279., 1968.
it Is assumed that the coefficients of this system satisfy the ordinar/
conditions of existence and unity of th
e,soluticn. Suppose furthermore for
(X,Y)
process y (t), satisfying tho equatton
W W (T)
where 0 (BIP B 0 .0 there exist f~mctlons
z 1
2 2
X(x) and !~ij (x) suc.~~ that for -&'cortain-ir i~ appr6aching:z0vo, as
fl.4-jol, hO46114:41ng ineqt*l1ti***::*r-*-;fU1f Ilea:
44
IM
IML
vl*,-*, ondo-st, (it) I <
< W 0 + I's
2/3-

USP VDC 519.217
KHASIMIKSKIY, R. Z., Kibornatika, Vol. 4, No. 3, 260-279, 1968.
Where A
A, At
Themin pu;rpose of the work consistsof proof of the following
Ofizution: Am wndition (1) is fulfilleA, process~
(t) converges weakly as c - 0 *var the 3ector 10, T] to the Markov ran-
(0)
don process X (t), which is the.solution of thetproblem
dXM (Q-3 (Xts)).~ MT dar(O..
Cr
whore tha vectors, (X) a" colums of the., matrix ra. 4 =X. n 13
TesWt is used for investigation of nonlinotr autmatic contTol systems.

UDC 519.217
"Principle of Aveftgtng For Stochastic Uffevwtisl BqUations"
Probl. peredschl- Inform., Vol. 4, No. 2. pp. ~6-87, 204.8, (Translated from
Oeferati.my Zhurnal Kibernetika, No. 11, Novesiber, 1969, Abstract No. lIV69
by N-Nevellson).
Translation' Results produced'by the author in the work of Abstract No.
a" briefl' prosented.

Mathe a
B. niaticall t~ s tics
USSR
IBRAGIMOV, 1. A., WAS-MINSKlY, R. Z.
I'Asyiziptotic Behavior of Certain Statistical Estimates. Il. Limit Theorems
for A Posteriori Density and Bayes Estimates"
Teoriva Veroyatnostey i Eye Primeneniya [Theory of Probability and its
Applications], 1973, Vol 18, No 1, pp 78-93 (Translated from Referativny)-
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6, 1973, Abstract No 6V113, by D. Chibisov).
Translation: For Part 1, see RZhMat, 1972, 12V93. Under the conditions
formulated in Part 1, the authrrs prove the convergence of the a posteriori
density to a Gaussian process, the asymptotic normality of estimates of
in-:Iximum likelihood, Bayes estimates t(a)- corresponding to loss furiction
n
W(O, d) - Id - 01', Pitman astimates for the shift pai.-ametar, as well as
convergence of the moments of these estimates with coi-responding nornaliza-
tion to moments of the normal rule. It.is proven that estimates t(a) for
various a > I are equivalent in the sense that for any p > 0
r
fit t6o 0.

......... . .....
7
USSg UDC 621.391.1:S19.8
NEVELISON, M. B., KHASIMINSKIY, R. Z.
"Continuous Stochastic Approximation.Procedures"
Moscow, Problemy Peredachi Informatsii, Vol 7, No 2, 1971, pp 58-69.
Abstract: In an earlier work, it was demonstrated that a continuous version of
the Robbins-Monroe stochastic approximation procedure with "white noise" pertur-
bations can be interpreted from the standpoint of the stability of the solution
of.a system of ordinary differential equations with attenuating random perturba-
tions. In this work, a similar method is used to study Certain other procedures
of stochastic approximation for continuous time. The theorem proven in the
earlier work concerning stability with attenuating random perturbations is
slightly generalized. The conditions of convergence of.the procedures are given
in toms of the existance of the corresponding stochastic Lyapimov function5.
it 11,
- t I f j I ~jr -.1; 111, 1:, ~j l;A;l1Nll z 111a:1, Zlj_UlV;,, 'lliflaNUll till jldtl3r, 11A 1111114H. 1111,11t 1111, 11 ;lilt I 1k1!i;!!t!4 HT.0 4 1:11LI,

'OROCESSING DA
-112 040 UNCLASSIFIE'W, TE--18SEP70
TITLE--"STEAM PIPE DEFECTOSCOPY11 -U-
N.V., KISHINEVSKAYAl Z.M.1 KHASNASH, T.V.,
St4VAqTSMAN,' VeYA.
.,,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--SVERDLOVSK, DEFEKTOSKOPIYA, NO. It 1970, PP 8 - 10
PUBLISHED ------- 70
,S',,
'5JECT A,,,EAS--Mr-*THODS AND EQUIPMENT, ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.,
MATERIALS
-::TOPIC TAGS--NO-NDESTRUCTIVE TEST, ULTRASONIC INSPECTION, OUALAITY
CONTROL, AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM, . TEST INSTRUMENTATIONY METAL
ROLLINGP HOT WORKING, METAL PIPE/(U)VINT2 ULTRASONIC TEST INSTRUMENT
._.,ZCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
0,, o I n 0 0 3
P. C y 2 r-. C". A 11 li 1 17 fj S 10 14 3 01 31
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100669
UNCLASSfFIED

212 Ott 0 U-NIC L AS S I FT ED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
ACCESSION ND--AP0100669
A,,.'~S.~P.ACT/EX~l.--,ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.~ ADESCp.rPT:0N OF THE VINT 2
LKFECTOSCOC~Et' DEVELOPED BY THE ALL UNION SCIENT.IFIC. RIESEARCII-i INSTITUTE.
'T WAS DESIGNED FOF_~ SEtii:AUTOkATfC ULTRASONIC QUALITY
THI'S INSTRUMEN
-SS HOT ROLLED PIPES 325-560 MM IN DIAMCTEq, A WALL
CONTROL OF SEAMLE
THICKNESS CF 8-70 MM, AND A LENGTH OF 2.5-12.5 M4 THE DEVICE PERIM[TS
TtIC.USE OF THE SAME ROLLER CONVEYORS WITHOUT RECONSTRUCTION, REQUIRES No
ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION SPACEt AND ELIMINATES THE DEFECTS CONNECTED WITH
THE PREVIOUSLY USED MANUAL TUBE.CONTROL SUCH AS SUBJECTIVE ESTIMATES OF
CC.NTROL RESULTS, INIABILITY OF THE-OPERATOR TC CATCH DEFECTS, NO
AUTOMATIC SIGNILING OF DEFECTS, ETC. ; THE OF-VlrE PERFGRMS ITS CONTROL
FJUCTIO! BY THE 'PULSE EC110 METHOD IN THE CONTACT VARIATIOM, WITH THE
INDUSTRIAL VIA-TER SUPPLY AS THE CONTACT FLUIDS ITCONSISTS OF
CLECTRO,"IA'Co MECHANICAL, AND SONIC SECTIONSP EACH OF WHICH 15 EXPLAINED
1,74 THETEXT, -THE TECHN'ICAL SPECIFICATIONS or- THEIDEVICE ARc LISTED. it
IS ASSERTEDTHAT IT CAN ALSO:BE USED FOR,',QUALITY CONITROL OF OTHER GRADES
OF PIPE WITH ONLY SLIGHT STRUCTURAL CHANGES,
UNCLASSIFIED

212 023 UNCLASSIFiE0 PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCLSSION NO-AP0129280
AEISTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DIVERTICULOSIS OF THE LARGE
INTESTINE IS COMMOINLY.OBSERVED IN PERSONS OVER 50 YEARS OLD. IN ITS
ORIGIN A LEADING ROLE IS PLAYED BY INCREASE OF THE INTRAIIJESTINAL
-PRESSURE AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CONGENITAL OR ACQUIRED WEAKNESS OF
THE INTESTINAL MUSCULAR LAYER* THE CLINICAL PICrURE OF rht D15EASE IS
NOT CH4RACTERISTIC. COMPLICATIONS ARE NUMEROUS AND VARIED. THE AuTHORS
COMMIT TC PAPER PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS OF COMPLICATIONS OF DIVERrICIJLOSIS
BY PERFORATION', INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTIONY FISTULASt THE DEVELOPMENT OF
MALIGNANT RUMORS. TFE PAPER CONTAINS A DEfAILED CLINICO
ROENTGENOLOGICAL PICTURE OF THE DISEASE AND DISCUSSES PROBLEMS OF rHE
SURGICAL TREATMENT. FACILITY: RENTGENULOGICH~SKOYE OTDELENIYE
TSLNTRALINOY KLINICHESKGY BCLINKTSY IM SEMASHKO, MINISTERsrVA PUTEY
SOO13SHCHENIYA SSSR I KURS PROKTOLOGIL TSENTRALINOGO INSTITUTA
.USOVERSHENSTVUVANIYA VRACHEY.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 621-398
"Control and Signalling Device"
USSR loathor's Cer-Cificate N2_?8904 U
_j, f iled 4 Apr 60, p b3 J shed
8 Feb 71 (from IM-L-Avtom V.
atika, te3_Zj.-nPkhanJ.ka. 1 YchislitelInava
tekhnilm, No 12, 1971, Abstract Vlo 12A226P)
Translation: A device for controlling and signalling, containing
-a microj~hone, a teleplione, and a low-freqttency ar~plifier is distinauished
that, for the pdrpose c;f simplifying the device and ixAproving
l
n
its reliability of operation, the microphone io4 connected to the
input of. the amplifier, the outputs*~ of which are coiw-ected to the
telephone, through a diode to a polarized relay, alid to the con-
trolled mechanism.

Mal aMMKIIN
Now"_
USSR UDC: 621: .396.6-017-72(088.8)
PEL'TTSI-MN, I. D. NEMINSKI-4, T. 1. , EHMF_T-X0VA,. Ya. N., AZB-,Ll, Z. A.
"A Drying Installation for Radlo Componentsit
tr_-SR Author's Certificate No 267488, filed 3 Oct 66, published 27 Jul 70
(from RTh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1V2-2
P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a &ruing installation
for radio commonents such as microelerents w-hich have a flat base. The
installation contains a rotating disc for moving the components from a
batching device to the ~unloading port, and an infrared heatc~r. To im-
prove drying quality and simplify the design, the heater is made in the
form of a flat plate located over the disc, and the disc is equipped mith
radial chutes so that the comi)onents can be moved one step by rakes when
the chutes match u-D with the loading device and the unloading port. On
the late-ral cylindrical surface of the disc between the grooves are drive
P3.nS CCIA-Gled to a --sechanis= for turning a system of levers and springs
to turn the disc by sters and fix its position.
1111

USSR UDC 541.49
KELATAMI, A. I., GINZBURG, A. G., NEFEDOVA, M. N., SETKINA, V. N., and
KURSAMOV, D. N.
"Cyclopentadienylmanganesedicarbonyltriphenylphosphines Substituted in the
Cyclopentadienyl Ring"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), No 12, Dec 72, pp 2665-2667
Abstract: Carbonyl ligands in complex transition metal compounds can be
easily replaced by PPh3 group upon irradiation with IN light. This method
was used to synthesize derivatives of CpMn(CO)2PPh3, where Cp = C5H5, con-
taining Et, PhCH2, MeS, C1, Br, I, and COOM6 substituents in the Cp ring,
from the respective derivatives of CpMn(CO)3. The new products are yellow
crystalline compounds with high melting points. In the solid state they
are stable in air, dissolve easily in CC14, CHC13, and CS2. The structure
of these products was confirmed by PMR and IR spectroscopical analysis.
37

USSR uDc 681.142,33
Mraov, G. )~E, . M
S.. Order of Lenin In&-Litute of Cybernetics,
Academy of Sciences UKrbbil
'%ocal Mathematical Models of Control Systems"
Kiev, Wkal nyye rntematicheszkiye modeli -em upravlanlya, 200 T)J), J)rlCe
1 ruby 15 kop, sent to press 21 May 1971
Abstract: It is noted that the development of coiTuter techiiiques, or- the one
hand, and =_thods uf applied mechanics, on Vie other, have nkqd- it possible not
only to consider as objects of automatic Control a class oi- technolo'-lical
problems with known mathenatical descriptions but also to construct autolgatic
control systems for objects the mathematical description of the physical pro-
cesses of which are either unknown or too complex for their direct use. This
book attempts to present certain particular methods fer constructing models
of objects with incomp-1-te information. Particular att(%lition Js given to
constructing local. ratbematical mortels f6r sself-acljustib~- ccmtrol sy-otorps.
This book cons--sts of seven chapters, each of which in their content is a
separate part of the study of Varliaus Dr-Oblems of the -nirxlellng of7 objects anid
may therefore be considered indepc!ndently.
1/3

USSR
PUKHOV, G. YE., KHATIASHVILI, TS. S., Lokallnyye inatenatiche~Iiye modeli
system upravleniya, 200 pp, price I rub, 15 kop, sent,to press 21 Ma,!-- 1971
The first chapter gives a general formulation of the control problem. for
objects with incompiete information. Existing definitions ef the notions of
control, criterion,and object are given.
The second chapter gives a conventional classification of modeD;. So that
the reader with little acquaintance vith the modeltig, of obi-ects need not fre-
quently use o'k-1her material) this chapter is as eletaintary as POSSible U12d
presents known raterial on the description. of physical, ritthematically deter-
mined, and statistical models.
The third chapter is the basic chapter of the book. This chapter given
a general form for the criterion for the approximation of a function,and from
this criterion one obtains as a Darticular case a criterion for the interpo-
lation and approximation of a random function (the Gauss critcrion), probably
very familiar to the reader, and also the,criterion for interpolation of a
random function. A detailed description of the computer apparatus for using
each of these criteria emphasizes the.identical nature 0.1 the aigoritbm for
computations and for finite control. systems to determine t:he paramnters of a
model, which as a rule are linear systeris of algrebrai- equationF,.
2/3
57

USSR
PUKHOV, G. YE., YRATIASHVILI, T.S. S., Lokalln~nje matem;nticheskiye Modeli
system upravleniya, 200 pp, price 1 rub., 15 kop, sent to press 21 May 1971
The four' chapter discusses principles of Constructing cl) trOl sYstel Is
th
on,the basis of the inverse Jacobian method for objects with incomplete infor
mation,wbich involves the construction of linear local models in the :Form of
a linear Taylor equation, and by determining the partial derivatives of f-unc-
tions. on the basis of- data with random di6t-orbances. A practical tecInnique
is given for determining the local model of the object,
The Tlltb Efiiipter con6_0~___-ffi-cons~
I c S L e ruction o contro a.gor). ns on the
un
basis of the inverse Jacobian method for objects with a random vector f c-
tion and for objects with random arguments. This chapter gives various elec-
trical computational circuits for achieving these alg9rithms.
The sixth chapter presents studies on, the construction of local modll~~ls
of different industrial processes.
The seventh chapter concerns the application of tho ctud.Aes to the con-
striction of local, dete!-.Ared mathematical mod2la for tv. 7-ccol;nition problem.
The bcol., is for thooe interested in probl-~.,,~s of autornatJ
_c control.
and computer technology Pnd can be useful to students and uraduate students of
these discipl-ines aud also to en.,rineers in related fieldr-

USSR UDC: 7.84
PUI,-HOV G. Ye. KIHATLAS~~,; !-T~I. Ts. S.
"Localized !-.'athenatical Models of Control Systems"
Lokal r e --odeli s-s'em uvravien (cf. Znglislh above)
,v-ye 'a t e m s- t --' c h e sk -- V- . %,
Kiev, "Nauk. dum-ka", 1971, 200 pp, ill. I r. 15 k.i~-om Kh--Kibernetika,
No 1, Jan 72, Abstract ',*.o M116 K)
Translation: Some sDecial met-hods are outlined for constructing models
of objects with -i-ccmDlete information. Particular attention is given to
construction of localized methem-gtical nodels for adaptive control
systems. A general criterion for an approxinate function is given -,;h-4cK
yields criteria for interpolation and approximation of random flanctione
as special cases.

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DECOMPOSITION OF HYDRDILYSIS LIGNIR-U-
AUTHOR-(03)-MURASHKEVICHo T*V.# SKRIGANP Apt.t KHATIMp A.[.
:.,rOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-0,
~>SOUPCE-VESTSI AKAD. NAV(JK BELAKUSP~ SSR, SER. KHIM. NAVUK 19$ M# 80-4
_'..~.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
"~-.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--PYROLYSIS, LIGNIN, PHENOL, WOOD CHEMICAL PRODUCT
.-:...:.,-C,DNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~:-PROXY REELIFRAME--1999/1874 STEP NO--UR/0419/70/00(1/001/0080/0064
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123662
UNCLASSIFIED

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ACCESSION NO--AP0123662
:.'Al9sTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TO INCREASE THE YIELD OF PYROLYSI'S
PRODUCTS, vESP. PHEWOLS AND TARt ACI D LIGNIN CONTG. 65-70PERCEiNT H SUB2 0
WAS TREATED WITH 20-5PERCENT NH SU84 OH SOLN. Ahu" 'lHEAJ PRESSED (110T OR
COLD) AT 50 KG PER CM PkIME2. PYROLYSIS 4AS CAR~IED OJT IN A LAB.
IN AMT. OF
AUTOCLAVE AT 30OOcGREES BY USE OF SUPERHEATED srEAt IN
507120PERCENT BY WT. BASED ON DRY LIGNIN. FACILITY: INSf.
FIZ.-ORG. KHIM., MINSK, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

Z-'; UZ17
PROCE.SSING''DATE-30OCT70
UNCLASSIFEIEV r
14LE-A CAPSULE FOR THE CORNEAL TRANSPLANT MAINTENANCE -U-
T~'--AUTHOR'_
"~"~~_"tOUNTRY OF INFO-IUSSR
OFTALIMOLOG119 1970t NR 30 PP 38-39
TE-PUBLISHED--70
SUBJ EC TAREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
PLC TAGS-TISSUE TRANSPLANT# CORNEA# PATENT# SURGERY
.,.;-CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3001/1933 STEP NO--UR/0357/70/000/003/0038/0039
CIRG ACCESSIGN NO-AP0127334
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CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0127334
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHOR PROPOSES A SPECIAL
.CAPSULE FOR HOLDING IN PLASE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CORNEAL TRA--'L;SPLANf
(PATENT NO. 21.90,97). THE CAPSULE CONSISTS OF T-WO HEMISPHERES WHOSE
FLANGES ARE IN CONTACT ONE WITH THE OTHER. THE FLANGES ARE DISSECTED BY
TRIANGULAR SLOTS WHOSE APICES FACE THE HEMISPHERES. THE NUMBER AND
LOCATION OF SLOTS CONCORD TO SUTURES FURRING THROUGH THE TRANSPLANT.
THE CAPSULES FLANGES ARE HELD TOGETHER BY MEANS OF A CLAMP. THE
TRANSPLANT INSERTEO IN THE CAPSULE IS KEPT OVERHANGING WITH SUTURES,
SUTURES PROJECTING FROM THE SLOTS LEND THEMSELVES REAO[LY TO SEWING
EXPER.IENCE GAINED WITH THE CLINICAL USE OF THE CAPSULE IN 40 OPERArTONS
N
OF CORNEAL GRAFTING ENTITLES CONSIDERI G THIS PRUCE AS USEFULL BOTH
IN LAMINAR AND FULL THICKNESS KERATOPLASTY. THE CAPSULE PROTECTS THE
TRANSPLANT FROM DAMAGES AND CONTAMINATION* FACILITY: KAFEDRA
GLAZNYK H BOLEZNEY KEMEROVSKOGO MEDITSINSKOGO INSTINTE.
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NM. TTOET. H%'Ji ~'IIX 6 ML 4PEkCENT AQ~ H SU33 60 SUR3, 4 NIL 0.001M
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Lmc 669.2-95,669,017,3
LASIMOO N. F. I aA~k11SX4)%2 1.,.14. 9and YERMOLOVAt Dl. I. r All-Mion. Institute
of Aviation Yat-U=
"Volume Cbanges, in the Decomposition of fletastable Phases in Titanium Alloys"
Sve:rdlovsk, Fizika Hletallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 33, No ?-# Feb 72. pp 275--
?.83
Abstractt Results are presented of a dilatone-t-ric invesid.gation of -1 number
of alpha-beta titanium alloys with, the following clwiitLeal compositions (in
wt %)j OT4--2.5-4-5 Alt 0.&-2.0 Tin; VTZ-1-6.5 Al, 1,5 Crt 2#5 Mo, 0o4 Fe;
Alloy 1--4.0 Al, 2.1 V, 1.2 Cr, 7.65 mol and VT22-4.17 A!, -5.0 V, 1.1 Cr,
3.0 I-lot 1.0 Tin. It was found that the fo=a,-Lion of a statile beta-phase,
enriched with beta-stabilizing eleruont:9, is a leading proceFs cau3ing
a volww chango in tho decomposition of the motutalAo phase. Davelop.-,Ient
of the omega plimse, as a result of beta-pha3e diffusion decompo2itiont rW-3-
codes the decrease in volumo aswciatod idth the formatlon of an erxichod
bGta-p1wz-e. In the first stage of motastablo alpha.' I -phaiio doco:,,,poi~tlnn in
Allwy It where the alpluLl'-phoso was fired by quwich1mg h:on tho LiAFXe-phasc
x9gion or fron !be two-phame reir -0 in volumo# Caused
.,Ion (VTZ-1)t tbe dlecxyja~
by the enriched beta-phasep pravails over the Inciloaao in volumO MeociatCd
witb depletion of the alpball-phase and its conversion to fhe alpha-phase.
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LASHKO, 11. F., et al., Fizilm Meta-Uov i Hatallovedeniye, Vol 33, No 2, Feb
rt2, pp 275-28.3
Decommsition of tbo alpba'-phase occurs with P- gencral docxease in alloy
volum; which stems from- prec-I pitation of the beta-pbasoF wid its enriclument
and volurs increase during alrAia"-phaze formatioz, Ye. V. Zn=enskaya,
V. H. Hoiseyev, and 0. P. Solozrdna participated in this work. Five figuresi
7 tables, 10 bibliographic references.

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AM048281 CHMCAL ABST.
94653b Magnetic properties of cobalt tunotate. Lvaescin
A. L; Khats'koE..Lr,.kFiz.-Tekh. Inst-Mikilth Temo.. Khar-
JCOV. M.
%>K I PU. :1 6r4 Tda 1970, 12M, 314-16 (Russ).
The temp. dependence of ma=etic susceptibiUty, of sin*-crystsil
CO tungstate and its anisotropy-ai 4~'2-30'K in a magnietic field
of 5 kOe was studied by the Faraday method. In the piarama4r-
netic temp. region, anisotropy of the- tttap. dependence was
17 obsd. The main axes of the magnetic
which -correspond exticin . values of zsceptibility. amoriented
relative to the crystal axes of CoVIOj in'such a way Ihat the
magnetic axis y coincides with the cryst. axis 6, and axed x and
are in the basis plane at of the crystat at an angle of -4$* to thL-
axes a and c. Above the.Neel temp., T.~, the temp- dependence
of su3ce tibility obeys the Curie-Weisi law. Below Th-, there
are also 3 extreiniiin. valats of, magnetic ~ukeptibility coTrespond-
Ang to the x, y, and z axes. This indicates that CoWO~ iq a bi-
axial antiferromagnet. A. Lib4ckyj
X (3
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USSR UDC:
ZVYAGIN, A. I. and KHATSIKO Physico-Technical Institute of Low Temperatures
0
of the Ukrainian Ac'la~ny "o,?-SR-en-ces, Kharkov (Fiziko-teldudcheskiy institut niz-
kikh temperatur All USSR, KharIkov):
"Magnetic Properties of Cobalt Tungrstenate"
Leningrad, Fizika, Tverdogo Tela, Val 12) No 11 January 1-0, -10, 11) 314-16
Abstract: The authors study the teinperature behavior of the magne'llic susceptjb4j_j~
of c6balt tungastenate single crystals and its anisoiropy in the 4.2-300K interval
in a H - 5 kev magnetic field using the Faraday method.. Speciffien tej*iiperatures vere
measured by a.germanium resistance thermometer in the 4-.2,30oK:rmFe and with a
copper themocouple above 300K. A graph is givcn for the. temperature vari'Ation of
the extremal magnetic susceptibility of cobalt tungstonate. The results show -that
cob,.tlt timfnt,~n.,zfo is :n,
c (Z-1 n a C
tropy. The fact that the main aAds of thetensor for the,magnetic. susceptibility
of Ce"'04
coincide with the axes of tIA local crystal field and not with the ci-j-
stallographic axes of cobbalt tungstenate, validates the above conclusion.

MIMI
USSR UDC 621.375.82
ARSEWYEV, V. V., DNEPROVSKIY, V. S., KLYSHKO, D. N., KHATTATOV, V. U.
"Semiconducting Correlators for Picosecond Light Pulses"
V sb. Nelineyn. protsessy v optike (Nonlinear Processes in Optics collection
of works), vyp. 2, Novosibirsk, 1972, pp 291-301 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12,
Dec 72, Abstract No 12D994)
Translation: The possibilities of using semiconductors to measure the
parameters of picosecond pulses of laser radiation in particular, their
intensity and duration are discussed. The parameters of the Nd-glass laser
radiation pulses were measured experimentally in the synchronization irlode
with respect to two-photon absorption in single CdS0.6CdSe0
.4 crystals,
The measurement errors were evaluated. The advantagev, of using semicon-
ductors to weasure the pulse durations were noted. Vick bibliography lias
14 antriag.
28

UDC 621-373.826:621.3lt.1
U SSR
ARSEWYEV., V- V., DNEMOVSKIY, V. S., KLYSHKOp Do N.., and XHATTATOV, V. U.
nSemiconductor Correlators for Uicromicrosecond Light Pulses"
V ab. NelineCm. protsess7 v optike (Nonlinear Processes in Optics collection of
works), Novosibirsk 1972, vyp-2, pp 291-301 (from RM-Radiotekhnika. No U, Nov 72,,
Ibstract No U A271~
Ti-ansl ation: The authors present the results of studying the parameters of the
thermoseco~d pulses of laser radiation using semiconductor correlators of light.
7he use of 2~photon absorbing semiconductors ma)ws it possible to measure the
moments of enission (Sn) and evaluate pulse duration andthe intensity of radiation.
The measurements were carried out both with repseet to the.direct absorption of
radiation bv the semiconductor and with respect to the faJI in brightness of 2
photon luminescence tracks in the specimens.: A.K.

USOSR UDC- 6S31-142.5
ARSEN YZ%T, V. V. DINTE ]PRO MaY, V. S. ME -0 D N7 and
"A Simple Semiconductor Correlator for PiCOBE_cond ]AL.*ht Iiulsesl'
Yloscow, 'F-vantovava elektronLka, No 7, 1972, pp 82-84
Abstract: This brief communication rerorts the ar.:)lication of
two-photon absorbinC semiconductors for measuring second radia-
."I1 ()-12
tion moments of ultrashort, lielit pulses of approx ~111~:Cuely I
seconds duration. "I'lie moments are desienated 4SO where So is
the intensity of the incident light on the semiconductor, viith the
angle bracl:ets indicating aaveraC~;ing over timme vus -vell as otatisti-
cal averaring. The schematic for such a semiconductor correlator,
involving a laser, throo calorimetero, the cemiconductor cryBtel
CdSO OdSeo A, is shoiai. in this ocheiiiatic, the iaser lic,,inC; mea-
sured is ne6clymiwraif but the sLrme arrwigement cni-I be tioed for mea-
suring a ruby device with a CdS crystal used as Lhe semiconductor.
The authors thank It. ~. Lhokhlov for his exDlan,ation of the rc-su_*::_ts
and V. S. Pokin for his assistunce in conductin(,; the ex,~eri.-Ieiils.
fill
6

.USSR UDG: 621-373.8
STRUKOV, A. Z. and MATUNTSEV A. G#
"Independence of Subharmcnic Quadrature Componeats in a Para-
metron With Balanced Modulation Pumpingtr
Tr. Mos._ aviats. in-ta (Transactions of the Aoscow Aviation In-
stitute) 1970, No. 215, pp 88-99 (from,RZh-Radlotekhnika, No. 3,
March 71, Abstract No. 3D3158)
Translation: An examination is made of small phasiiig signals of
subharmonic frequency in a Parametric oscillator with a balanced
modulation pumping voltage. The initial differential equation
is reduced to a shortened one in terms of the amplitudes of the
subharmonic quadrature components.: The value of the critical
amplitude of the phasing signal as a function of the phase is
found. Types olf solution for quadrature subharmonic components
with increased amplitude of the phasing signal!are found. A
schematic of the electronic modulating.system.is given. Five il-
lustrations, bibliography of six. Resume

--USSR ux: 621-vq-826+93,-:)-P19-I
LITVINCIT, V. F. 11-01--OCHIN, V, I. HOROZOV, V. IN'. , ~;IrZU1
S211ib, OV, A. S. , and OUIT
"Light Pulse Tranor-ission Through a Two-Component Semiconductor
Medium"
Hoscou, Kyantovaya elektronika, No 7, 1972, pp 89-92
Abstract: This brieff" communication is concerned with the interac-
tion of the radiation from an injection 'Laser and a
semiconductor nediwm. This is defined.as a medium t-!hich can 1,e
--plifying or absorbing light, depending on control-
used for F.: , ;-> :> U
ling iInjection current applied to the se.miconductor. The Y-.o--s-L;.re-
ments described in the were made with a coi-nbin,'ation li-",
U
pulse oscillator --rid two-co=Donent semiconductor made cfa
c
Gahs diode, one of -It-.Ile ends of the :planar specimen coincidin,!-~ witblii
th
the (110) plane while the onDoSite end is set at - 100 angle
respect to the first to reduce positive licmt feedb.,,-cl7-.A am
of this arraiTge::ent is sho-z.-n. .11easurements ,.are conducteda
temperature of 600 on si)eciners in ..-h-ich the 0.
mm long and the t-wo-com-onent mediumi 2 w., lone. Cur,.!,os for e):7,eri-
mentnl and computed amplitude o:f.* the, two-componi,-~I)t
Zium are plotted, and --how close a,-reement,

um 621,317-373
USSR
KRAUSTOV, V. V.
"Measuring the Phase Shift of a Phase-Keyed Signal After Passage Through
q a Filter"
V sb. Raschety radiote-khn. skhem i proyektir. radioapparatur~y (Calculations
of Ra Circuits and Design of Radio Equipment--collection of works), Omsk,
1970, pp 80-82 (from RZh-Eadiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6A282)
Translation: The paper points out the peculiarities in measuring the phase
shift of phase-keyed signals which are extensively used in modern radio
engineering systems; these peculiarities~ are associated with parasitic
phase and amplitude modulation arising at the instant of phase reversal.
There are two methods of reducing measurement error: 1) parasitic ampli-
tude modulation is reduced by installing a limiter-anplifier stage with
lov operating level at the input of the measurement channel of the phase
measurement device; 2) a selecting circuit which makes it possible to
pass through to the indicator only signals with a strictly defined repe-
tition period is introduced into the measurement channel. A block diagram
of the measurement channel is given. Bibliography of three titles. E. L.

USSR uDc: 621.317-77
GARNICH, V. A., KHAUSTOV, V. V., SHATUNOV, Ye. A.
"*A Phase Meter Installation for Measuring Phase Shift of Phase-Keyed
in the Dynamic Mode"
V sb. Raschety radiotekhn. skhem i proyektir. radi2~Maratui~y (Calculations
of Radio Circuits and Design of Radio Equipment--coll2ction of works), Omsk,
-1970, PP 85-86 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6. Jun 70, Abstract No 7A281)
Translation: The article presents the technical specifications of a phase
meter installation which has been developed. The iLnit is designed for
signals having a sine waveform clipped by straight horizontal lines; the
"..signals are phase keyed at a rate of 1000 bauds and have a frequency in
Ahe range of 50-hOO kHz. W-aiurement accuracy Is 2-59, A block diagram
Df the device and some technical characteristics are given. Bibliography
of two titles. E. L.

USSR UDC; 621.396.69:621-372-54
ARZHANOVt V. A., KOSTAREV, V. Ye, and EIUUSTQV t . 7, _Y-,
"Electromechanical Filters and Delay Lines With Torsion Oscilla-
tions"
V sb. tr. Fauchno-tekhn. Iconferentsii prolo.-DreDodavat. so8tava
Vaes. zaochn. elektrotekhn. in-ta (Tmnaactions of the Sci-
entific Conference of Professorial-Instructor $taff of the All-
Union Correspondence Electrical Engineering Communications Insti-
tute) No. 5, Moscow, 1970, P 83 86 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No. 3,
March 71, Abstract No. 3V5! 7
Translation: The advantage of electromechanical over quartz filters
is.examined. For tuning electromechanical Ifilterst a measurement
circuit is recommondtid with compensation of the d-,~ component and
positive feedback, made up of two transformers, the secondary wind-
ings of which are oppositely connected. Such a circuit can be
used to measure the resonance frequencies.of the mechanical re-
sonators in the range of 90-150 kft~with an error of +2 Hz.
Three illustrations, bibliography of one.

ussr, UDG 620.17-172
BRAUNI M. P.1 VIN01MV B. B. K_ff_AU__3T_0_VA 4"'V and GELLER, A. L.,
Kiyev, Institute of the Probie4m"s048`?%*a"s"ftng !tj'the Academy of
:8ocialist R'
Sciences of the Ukrainian Soviet epublic
"On the Tendency to Brittle Failure of Compositely Alloyed Steels"
Kiyev, Problemy Prochnosti, No. 9,, Sep 71, pp 79--83
Abstract : The tendency to brittle failure was experi-mentally
investig-,ated on a great number of compositely alloyed steels
which contained Or, Or and 1,41, Or and T~n and additional alloy-
ing with Ni or Si, and on standard-industrial steels 407K11.1"?
30KhGSA , 3%ChNM , and 34KWT3!d . A reduced softness coefficient
in testing notched specimens:is considered a brittleness crite-
rion and the tendency of steel to brittle failure is rated by a
coefficient ~ characterizing the notch effect~and dote-mined by
a method of Davydenkov-Belyayev. The investig-111tion results are
discussed by reference to tabulated data and diagrams showing
the character of te3ted szeci-mens and effects of t-he notch form
and depth on the brittleness of steel. Five illustr., three ta-
bles, ton biblio. refs.

USSR
UDC 577-17.612.4
ANISDDVI V. N., )Qj~ ~4SON~V. Kh., MOROZOV, V. G. and DILI~=, V. M.,
Scientific Research Institute af~Experimental Medicine, USSR Academy of
Medical Sciences., Leningrad
"The Lowering of the Sensitivity Thresho, 1d of the Hypothalamic-HypophyEical
System to the Action of Estrogens Under the Influence of Epiphyseal Extract
in Old Female Rats"
~bsscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 213, No 2, 1973~ pp 483-485
Abstract: The effect of an acetic acid extract of bovine epiphysis on the
pypothalamic threshold to inhibition in systems of reproductive homeostasis
was studied. In one zeries of eyperiments the left ovary wa:~ removed from
young (3-month-old) and ruiture (17-10-month-oh~r&ts, ana the oxtract was
subacquently admmistered for 7 days either with or -A.thou'C, diethy.1stillm-1-
terol.propionate (DEESP). The exiract, al,ono war, found tu hava no effect on
tho compensatory hypertrophy of the right ovary, hcrwrever it lowered the com-
pensation when given with DESP compared to DESP alone. This is said to show
that the extract increases the sensitivity of the hypothr-lamue to the
inhibitory influence of estrogen, wid.is observed only in nature rats. In a
1/2

USSR
MISIMOV, V. N., et al., Doklady AkadeirLU Nauk SSSR, Vol .1.13, No 2, 1973,
Pp 483-485
second series of exTeriments young, mature and old (26-28-month-old) ratus
were given the extract for 21 weeks and then their cycles were studied by
vacrinal smear for two weeks. It was observed that in old rats the extract
caused a manifestation of the diestrus phase.previously absent and a reduc-
tion of irregular cycles. This effect is proposed to,be connected with the
increase in hypothalamic sensitivity to!estrogen.
.2/2
65

USSR UDC 662.75:536.46
KEIAVKIN, Yu. I. and NEMIAMKIN, Yu. Z.
"Investigat-;on of the Combustion Process of a Polydispersed Liquid Fuel"
Odessa, 11-ya Vses. Konf. po Vopr. Ispareniya, Goreniya i Gaz. Dinamiki
Dispersn. Sistem, 1972--Sbornik (11-th All-Union Conference on Problems of
the Evaporation, Combustion, and Gas Dynamics of Dispersed Systems, 1972--
Collection of Articles), 1972, pp 43-44 (from ReferaLivnyy Zhurnal --
Aviatsionnyye i Raketnyye Dvigateli, No 1, 1973, Abstract No 1.34.14. Resume)
Translation: A qualitative analysis of the process of atomization, evapora-
tion, and combustion of a stream of atomized liquid fuel is given. It is
assumed that the combustion process of a liquid fuel can be broken down into
three nuccessive stages; a) the evaporation of drops of' polydispersed fuel,
b)-turbulent intermixing of the evaporated liquid fuel, and c) molecular
intermixing. Characteristic times for each.of these stages are determined
for the case of complete burnout. Average time periods for the sray of a
drop in the combustion device are determined; these are regarded as the surm
of the times of evaporation, turbulent intermixing, and molecular diffusion.
The basic parameters determined in the experiments are camparad with the
computed data.
23

USSR
UDC: 533-9.08+533.9-15
PYATRITSKIY, L. N., KOROBKIN, V. V., 1,1USHINSKIY, A.
State Scientific Research Institute of Power Engineering im-eni G. M.
Krzhizhanovskiy, Moscow
"Use of the Method of Scattering to Determine the Parameters of a Low-
-Temperature Plasma"
Moscow, Doklady All SSSR, Vol 200, No 3, 1971, PP 571-574
Abstract: The paper outlines the difficulties which have stood in the
vay- of application of the scattering method to the study of low-temperature
plasmas. The principal obstacle is the difficulty of registering the electron
densities and scattering spectrum at Icrr temperatures. It is assumed that
limiting conditions are reached when the intensity of the illumination becomes
equal to the average intensity of the electron component at a distance of half
the vidth of the electron component from the central line. The authors dis-
cuss the results of reasuremeauts of the paratpPaters of electrons in a plasma
with an electron density of the order of 1()15/cc, and they v-aluate the lower
relative limit of such measurerients. The.plasma source vas a tungsten-
electrode carbon-arc discharge at atmospheric pressure. The source of the

USSR
PYATN-TMKrf, L. N., et al., Doklady AN SSkH, vol 200, No 3, 1971 pp 571-574
radiation probe was a ruby laser. The emission pulse had a duration of 50 ns
and an energy of about 1 J. The scattering spectrum vas registered from a
region with a volume of about 0.01 =3. The scattered light was observed at
angles of 45 and 900. The results of the experiments show that there is a
reall possibility of using the method of scattering to study a low-temperature
plasma down to electron densities of the order of 1022 /cc. Two figures, one
table, bibliography of twelve titles.
2/2
65

USSR UDC 533.95:538.4
PYATNITSKTY, L. N. , KHAUSTOVICH, G. P. and KOPOBKIN, V. A.
I'Calcul~ticn of Plasma Parameters on the Basis of the Characteristics of tbe
Spectra of Scattered Light"
V sb. Teplofiz. svoystva nizkotemperaturn. plazmy (Physical Properties of a
Low-Temperattwe Plasma -- Collection of Works), Moscow, "Nauka", 1970, pp 34-37
(from RZh-Fizika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G51)
Translation: A method for determining the parameters of a plasma on the basis of
the characteristics of the electron component of the scattering spectrum without,
requiring knowledge of the absolute values of the intens-Ities of the scattered
radiation 4-s discussed. Used as characteristics of the. spectrum are the half-
width of the sate"ites of the scattered light and the position of their maxima.
The computational method is given for.the,
first approydmation of the theory and
fcr the exact solution. Autbors abstract.