SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHAVANOV, V.A. - KHAIMOVICH, F.P.

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USSR b-Dc 621-791.8:669.715
KISEIEV, S. N., MAVANOV, V. A., ROSHCHIN, V. V., and TLIW4, V. I.
Gazoelektrichesk-aya Svarka Alyuminiyevykh Splavov (Gas-Electric Welding of.
Alluminum P.1loys), Moscow, "Mashinostroyeniye," 1972, 1'(6 pp
Translation of Foreword: Welded structural elements made of alirninum and its
alloys find wide application in various branebes of in(histry. It is difficult
to find a single industry where aluminum welded parts are not used. It is
worthwhile to note tbEt structural assemblies made of aluminum alloys can func-
tion under complex conditions of loads, temperature and aggressive media. It
is now possible to produce structural members, of aliuiinum alloys which are
capable of functioning for long periods under complex opei-ating condi-tionj.
Parts made of aluminum alloys can be welded regnardless of thic"Uless: from
fractions of a millimeter for bellows assemblieo, to hundreds of
millimeters, as in the case of heat exchangers. It is P-11-rost impossible to
say at what thickness aluminum Darts can no longer be wA.ded. Application of
the electroslag welding method, which was developed at, t)ie Inr~ Litlate of
Electric Welding imeni 'Ye. 0. Paton, has opened great poiz;ibilit-ics for U--E,
-Nelding of very thick aluminum parts. Development of' heat-resistant aliim-inum
alloys io being actively pursued in the Soviet Union and ebroad. R~~CauLe of
high specific strength and resistance to corrosion, aluatinum, alloyr, find wide
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KISELMN, S. N.) et al, Gazoelektrichesimya Svarka Aiyunlniye7y~Lli Splavov
(Gas-Electric Welding of Aluminum Alloys), Moscow, 1972
176 pp
application in the construction industry. AliLmirnni alloys are used for the
production of 6mll panels, vitrages, ca5ings, doors, various arcl-ii-tectural
decorative details, window casings, and pedestrian and trans_Tlort~ltion welided
bridges. The high corrosion resistance of, alumin= alloys hes nkade possible
their extensive use in the sliip-building industry, orpocially V superstruc-
ture2. Aluminum EIloys are also used for the manufacture- of largc
volimie ve,-,.,~el. -allrond volling al-cle-Ii.
containero, KSI and othe s, Jncluding x
A large volime of welding of' aluminimi iti:itw is perfoi:Ti;:!d in tile elcetrical
inid-urtry. A gradual introduction of allminum alloys in indust,ries producing
heat-exchanging equipment is one of the characteristic tr,,~nds w-Ith
to vl-wllinum. Ru,ther ~Lpplieutioa of' welded all."millilm I-IL-rilctur'll ill
variouz bm-ni-hes of the witchine-building induntry elepenclii to a great rz!;-*tcWL.
on now methods of' vrelding alimainizi allays.. Herettofore, v"IUMITIWIl alloy.,; havc.
been welded mainly in the horizontal position bevau!le of thf: ht.17-i fliiidity
of molten alimin-tizi. Lately, ni~w weldi.nf; re"ElhorL, have- bu~!n VII-JI01
Make it PoosilqQ to vold u'lloyn, it) a1l posItIon:~. Yor uxullipfc, Q O"W
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KISELEV, S. N., et al, Gazoelektricheskaya Svarka Alywainiye~vykh Splavov
(Gas-Electric Welding of Iduminum Alloys), Moscow, "Mai3hino.3troyeniye," 10-(2,
176 pp
pulsed welding method with fusable electrodes was developed at the Institute
of Electric Welding. A new method for welding pipes by usinG presoure W-1thin
the pipe was developed recently at the Scientific Renearch and Design Institute
of Installation Technolon.~ (NIYPMe)- Automated welding of thich alumin-un,
sheets in the vertical position vas developed. abroad. This method makes it
possible to produce high-quality butt and angular welds. The development. of
new welding methods requires, as a rule, new welding equipment, in order to
produce high-quality welds for structural. mebibers. Thiz book s==Lrizes tho
e)Terience on production of weld aszemblies from aluminum a_lloys in the Soviet
Union and presents information on work carried out by Soviet and non-Soviet
specialists on the production of weld construction members made of altuninuT_
Considering that this undertaking is very,broad, the authors did not atteitipt
to elucidate all Droblems related to the welding of alxuuinum alloys but
emphasized mainly the ga-s-electric welding of aliuninuii. Welding of pipes aid
parts of large sizes that are used in critical assembliao are dr~scribed iyi
detail. Chaptero 2, 7, and part of Chapter 6 vere prepaxi:-d. by S. N. Kiselev;
3/6
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USSR
KISELWE, S. N., et al, Gazoelektricheskaya Svarka Al5=j_niyevykh Splavov
(Gas-Electric Welding of Aluminum Alloys):. Moscow, "Maobinoztroyeniye," 1972,
176 pp
Chapters 1 and 5 by V. V. Roshchin; Chapters 3 and b.,- V. 1. Taran; and
Chapters 4 and 6 -toy V. A. Khavanov.
TABLE OF CONTETUS
Introduction 3
Chapter 1. Characteristics of Aluminum Alloys 5
Chapter 2. Welding Features 20
1. Weld Porosity 20
2. Oxide films P4
3. Tendency to Cracking 25
4. Softening of Metal During Welding 29
Chapter 3. Welding Ew_iipment
1. Are. Power Source for Welding with Nonconsuma'ble Electrodess- 32
2. Arc Power Source for Welding with Consumable Electxodes 41
3, Burners for ILanual Welding with Nondorsumable Electrodes 47
4. Equipment for Welding with Nonconsurxib"Le Electrodet; 40
5. Equipment for Welding with Consumi~.blr_~Elactrode~-, 53
4 /6
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USSR
-KISELZV, S. '-4. 1 et al, GazoelektrichcsIw_,,,-d Svarka Al3n:niiniyevykh SpI avov
(Gas-Electric Welding of Aluminum Alloys), ~bscow, "I-litshinostroyeniye," 1972,
-176 pp
Chapter 4. Welding Technology
.1. Methods of Gas-Electric Welding
2. Preparation of Parts and Material for Welding
3. Preparation of Flanges for Welding
4. Assembly of Parts to be Welded
Beginning and End of the Weld
6. Regimes and Technology of Wolding
7. Shielding Gases.
8. Preheating of Parts Before Welding
9. Characteristics of Welding Thick Parts
10. Elimination of Defects
Ia. Q~mlity Control of Welds
Chapt er 5. Mechanical Properties of-Welds
1. Durability of Welds
2. The Belation Be~ween Size of Parts and Mechanical Properties
of Welds
'the Effect of Aging and Stabilizing Heat Treatment on P~-opE:r-
ties of Avial Alloy and Its Weldn
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KISELEV, S. N., et al, Gazoelektricheskaya flivarka Alrminiyevrkh Splayov
(Gas-Electric WeldinG of Aluminum Alloys), Moscov, "P~kishinostroyeniye," 1972
176 pp
Chapter 6. Deformation of Welded Assemblies 121
Chapter 7. Residual Stresses in Welded Apoemblies 131
1. The Effect of Residual Stresses on the Durability of Wolded
'blies 131
Assem
2. Methods for the Determination of Re~idual StresE3e2 in Ifelded
Diotributioi-.i of Re-,I(Nal Strugnev in WqI(A* 1-5))
4. Wthoda 1111ployod for Dc~-r~ianing
Chaptor 8. Organization of Asisexibly and Welding Shop. Safety
Techniques L66
Bibliogra
pby 171
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USSR UDC 621.923-046:669.14.018.44
SOWIN, V. F., LEUSIKIN, I. P., and KHAVIN, V. M.
----------------
"Increasing the Productivity of Grinding Valves Made From Heat-Resisting Steel"
Moscow, Mashinostroitell, No 12 Dec 72, pp 33-34
Abstract: Studies were conducted at the!Kuybyshev Valvo Plant with the aim of
selecting optimal disc characteristics and cutting conditJons for the centerless
grinding of valves made from E169 grade steel. A table is given for the 12
PP60OX15OX305 grinding discs tested. The following basic indices were used in
evaluatin,g the quality of these discs and the effectiveriess of the 5rind:'Lng
process: Qm7- removal of metal in mm3/minute, Q a-- disc wear in mm /ininute,
QM i
g specific productivity, T -- stability of a disc in minutes, and Ra
Qa
roughness of the ground surface in microns. The results --hou that the
stabilization of the apeed of the disc by increasing itz active surface and
by determining optimal truing conditions ropreserit a re;1,erve for increasing thr
effectiveness of grinding heat-resisting grades of steel. The E55POSIKO disc
proved optimal for all cutting conditions~ The introduction of the study results
increased labor productivity, improved the quality of the machined parts. saved
diamonds, abrasives- and saved 738 rubles in only one operation of grin-no 200
CLI
z
thousand valves. 1/1

L/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
T.ITLE--EFFECT OF ACTIDIONP PUROMYCIN
ANC. CHLORAMPHENICOL ON P PRIME32 AND
:,K PRINIE42 UPTAKE BY MAIZE ROOTS -U-
AUTHOR.-iO2)-KHAVKIN, E.YE., 14AZELt YU.YA.
f.'~..COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZIOLOGIYA RASTENIY, 1970, VOL 171 NR 3v PP 452-457
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREA5--AGRICULTURE, BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
-:'.T(]PrLC TAGS--CEREAL CROPt PHOSPHORUS ISOTOPEs POTASSIUM ISOTOPE, PLANr
CHEMISTRY
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~~:_!PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1145 STEP NO--UR/0326/7t)/017/003/0452/0457
ACCESSION NO--AP0123129
UNCLASSIFIED

212 007 UNCLASSIF:IEO PkOCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC. ACCESSION NO--AP0123129
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ROOTS OF INTACT TWO AND THREE DAY
OLD MAIZE SEEDLINGS WERE PLACEO IN A SOLUTION CONTAINI'iG P PRIME32 AND
AN INHIBITOR OR WERE PREINCUBATED IN THE INHIBITOR SOLUTION AND THEN
KEPT IN THE SOLUTICN WITH P PRIME32 (OR K PRIME4.21 AND TfiE INHIBITOR,
AFTER 2.5 TO 6 HOURS INCUBATION ACTIDION (0,25-1 Nli;-L~ PROINJUNCEDLY
INHIBITED P PRIME32 AND K PRIME42 UPTAKE BY THE RCOTS. THE INHIBITING
ACTION OF PUROMYCIN (100 MG-L) ON P PRIME32 UPTAKE WAS MANIFEST AFTER 6
HOURS INCUBATION. U AND L TR',EO CHLORAMPHENICOL (I G-L) APPRECIABLY
STIMULATED P PRVIE32 ABSORPTION AFTER A L,5--3.0 HQUR INCUBATION PERIOD
al)T DID NOT HAVE NAY EFFECT AFTER A LONGER PERIOD. IN THE AUTHORS
OPINION THE COMPAkATIVELY LATE SUPPRESSION OF ICIN UPTAKE BY ACTIDIVIN A11,40
PURONYCIN SHOULD BE CONSIOERED AS A NONSPECIFIC GENERAL EFFECT OF
INHIBITION OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS ANO VIOLATION OF "R(3~iTli AND THE GENERAL
METABOLISM OF THE ROOT. IT DOES NOT SEEM PkfJL3AfiLf- THAT INHIbITION OF
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS SELECTIVELY VIULATE0 THE CELL VERVEABILLTY OR
-SYNTHESIS OF SPECIFIC CARRIER PROTEINS.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621.396.677(088.8)
ZAGREBEL'i',IYY, A. A., POLINOV, YU. S., STESIN, V. V., MAXIM, I. M., TSYGAINKOV,
0. S.,.YUSHIN, S. 1.
"Telescopic Cylindrical Rod"
USSR Author's Certificate No 275177, Filed 17 Oct 63, Published 26 Oct 70 (from
RZli-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4B85P)
Translation: The proposed rod contains a drive mechanism for untAnding a metal
elastic tape from a drum and fo
rmation of a hollow tube from it.
-5- 6-

USSR uDc 62-4ij539.431.2.001.24
ff. 1. YA., Engineer
ItHelation of the Tensile Strength During Uniaxial Stretching to That During
Biaxial Stretchine'
Moscow, Vestnik Hashinostroyenlyal 21o 2, Fab 72, pp .34-36
Abstract: Calculation formulaz, axe proposed for deter,~Aning the tensile
strength of transversally isotropic aetals during biaxtal atretching on the
basis of the characteristics of istrengthl-ductility, aW anisotropy established
for uniazial stretching. Such a method of c4aculation mAmes it possible to
forego fullseale tests of structuxes, with,various clla4~xa= of biaxW stretching,
and also to we a more valid approach to desigruLtion of the optimal dimensiona
of structural elements and selection of the material for speoific parts and
subassamplies. Four figureal I table# 8 references.
IA

USSR UDC: 621-397.3
B I&ROV, A. K., GORIYAN, I. S., KOROCEM, E. V., ".111
and TO R14AN, I. I.
"Television Automaton for Recoguition Study"
Moscow, Tekhnika kino i televidenila, No 3, 1972, Pp 52-56
Abstract: The recognition or classification of images can be auto-
mated by the use of histograms statistically repreoenting the char-
acteristics of the structures to be recognized. ThiD article de-
scribes an automatic device operating on this. principle, which
uses the time scale and video sieaial of a standard television
camera. The television equipment io operated iii. combination with
an electronic computer using a specific algorithm and, progroraned
for recognition. A general block dia&,Tam of the equipment is gi-
ven together wIth specific block diagrams of individual assemblies.
Thotog2.-aphic samples are also provided of the type of structures
and textures recognized; soil specimena and cross sections of
metals. Results of experiments with the device are comparable
with those obtained by modeling with,a computer.
209

~~asurinlg,, T~sti Calibratln~
USSR UDC: 531-788
TVOROGOV I. V., MAVKIN L. P.
"Absolute Graduation of Manometric Converters by the Methcd of Comparison
With a Compression Manometer on a Cryostatically Controlled Installation"
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 3, May/Jun 72, pp 162-164
Abstract: One of the simplest methods of absolute graduation of manometric
converters is comparison with an absolute standard - umally a mercury con-
pression manometer. However, at low pressures an error arises due to the
evacuating effect of the mercury- jet escaping as vapor from the manometer
into the cold trap. One way of eliminating the error is to cool the entire
measurement installation including the compression marcmeter. In this paper
the authors determine the temperature at w~iieh the principal error disap-
pears. The experimental installation is described in detail. It is found
that the measurement system must be cooled to 0-2.51C to eliminate error
due to evacuation by the mercury vapor jet.-

OSSR UDC: 531.788
TVOROGOV, I. V.
Nd
"Eliminating the Error of a Compression Manometer Due to tLe L-acuating
Effect of a Mercury Vapor Jet"
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, Ito 3, May/Jun 72, pp 164-166
Abstract: At low pressures, a mercury compression mancmeter is inaccurate
because of the evacuating action of the mercury vapor jet which escapes
from the manometer into the cold trap. This paper descrilbes a method of
eliminating this error by using McLeod manometers with tubes of a known and
different diameter connecting them to the cold trap. A diagrain of the vacu-
um installation is shown in the figure. Formulas for pressure calculation
are given as well as the results of an experimental check. It- was found
that a pair of compression manometers with~connecting tube diameters of
8.22 and 21-58 = almost completely eliminates measurement error due to
mereuxj vapor jet action. 'The authors thank L. F. Hosyreva and G. I.
for assistance in preparing and carrying out the experiments.
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TVOROGOV, I. V., KH.AVKIN, L. P., Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 3,
MaY/Jun 72, pp 164-166
1 2, 3--McLeod marometers; h-cold
If t;ap; 5--ionization memometer; 6-
leak-in valve; 7-vacuum tank,; 8-
battle with graduation gas; 9--dif-
IS fusion pump; 10, 1.1--backing pumps;
12-16--vacuum valves.
2/2 it

USSR UDC 665.534
OSIPOV, L. N. , OAVKI
AGAIDNOV, A. V., ROGOV, S. P., RYSAKOV, M. V.,
and PEREZHIGINA, 1. Ya., All Union Scientific Research Institute of the
Petroleum Industry
"Hydrofining of Sulfur-Containing Secondary Gasolines to Obtain Stock for
Catalytic Reforming"
Moscow, Khimiya i Tekhnologiya Topliv i Masel, No 2, 1971, pp 1-3
Abstract: The article describes results of experiments on the hydrofining of
thermal-cracked and TCG gasolines, as well as mixtures of these gasolines with
straight-run gasoline for the.purpose of obtaining stock for catalytic reform-
ing. The experiments were carried out onan apparatus with alumina-cobalt-
molybdenum catalyst loading of 0.5 1, a total pressure of- 35 at, a temperature
of 350-425*C, space velGeity 0.5-5.0 hr-1, gas circulation 300 1/1 stock. The
object of the experiments was to obtain a product containing not more than
0.003 percent sulfur by weight or 0.0002 percent nitrogom by w-Ight, with an
iodine number no greater than I ); 12/100 g. The results indicate that theae
gasolines can be successfully improved on existing block$ or units for the
preliminary hydrofining of straight-run gasoline L-24-300 following a slight
1/2
68

USSR UDC 681.327.02(088.8)
~V~IN_,_ V. Ye. and ZHELEZNYAK, A. B.
"Device for Time Selection"
USSR- Author's Certificate No 275128, Filed 3/04/69, Published 15/10/70
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telem~ekhanika i
Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 5, 1971, Abstract No 5b231P)
Translation: The device for time selection suggested contains a digital
winding of a magnetic accumulator connected into a bridge circuit, a write
pulse shaper, and an amplifier-shaper. The essence of this invention is the
creation of a device for the formation of a pulse for time selection of
signals read from the magnetic accumulator, containing two differential
read amplifiers, the opposite inputs of which are connected in pairs with
two outputs of the digital winding of the magnetic accumulator, while the
output of each one is connected to the input of an individual strobing
amplifier. The two amplifiers have opposite initial imbalance, the magni-
tude of which is greater than the aa-,plitude of the leading noise but less
than the amplitude of the signal. The outputs of the strobing devices are
connected through an OR circuit to the amplifier-shaper of the narrow strobe
pulse, rwhich appears at the moment the read signal appears at the output of
the strobing amplifier. I fig.

USSR UDC~681.327
QQKIN. V. Ye. DUBROVSKIY, G. V.'
'Test Device"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 275141, Filed 6/03/69, Published 6/10/70 (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya
Tekhnika, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. SB283P).
Translation: A device is known for testing address decoders of magnetic operative
memory units (MOMIJ). However, this device tests the operat 'ion only of the first
stage of the address decoding of the MON11], . does not allow testing of the opera
tion of the coodinate switches in the second stage of decoding, and requires a
--large quantity of equipment. The purpose of the invention is the creation of a
device for built-in testing of the entire address portion of a MOW, the output
decoding stage of which is supplied by a voltage generator. In the device sug-
gested, the emitters of all lower coordinate-,switches are conbined together and
connected to the test element. The test element is connected to.one kth input
of a differential amplifier, the other input of which receives a reference volt-
age which-is dependent on fluctuations in temperature,.equal to the voltage drop
from the selection current across the test element with nomal operation of the
-MOMU., Both outputs of the differential amplifier are connected to a flip-flop
indicating defective operation of the address portion of the MOMU. I fig.
1/1

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the shunting effect of th6 resistors.
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USSR UDC 615:372:576.852.23].012.8
KHAVKIN. Yu. A., AKATOVA, E. N., and VOROB'YEV, A. A., Ufa Institute of
Vaccines and Sera imeni Mechnikov
"A Method of Obtaining Highly Purified Diphtheria Toxin."
Moscow, Zhurnal Ylikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 11, 1971,
pp 91-96
Abstract: A new method of producing large quantities of pure diphtheria toxin
:Ls described. The method includes removal of porphyrin and other ballast sub-
stances from the crude toxin through adsorption on charcoal; a 50-70-fold con-
centration of the filtrate by ultrafiltration through molecular sieves; separa-
tion of the ultrafiltrate (2-3% proteins) into three fractions an sephadex gel
columns; elimination of two fractions throug h precipitation with ammonium
sulfate; and purification of the middle-peak fraction through sephadex ion-
exchange chromatography. The product has a specific activity of 2,700-3,400
Lf/mg of total nitrogen and 40-50 MLD/Lf. It contains no aimixtures of
somatic antigens and is homogeneous, as indicated by electrophoresis in poly-
acrylamide, ultracentrifugation, thin-layer.gel filtration, and precipitation
in agar. The purified toxin is composed of four to six discrete components
with isoelectric points at a pil of 4.5-5.0. All the components have toxic
and nuclease properties and are neutralized and precipitated with pure anti-
toxin.
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Acc. Nr- f
Code: UR 0069
XF00365317
PRn(ARY SOURCE: Kolloiduyy Zhurnal, 1970v Vol-32, Nr 1.
OP 74
ON THE STRUCTURE. AND RHEOLOGICAL. PROPERTIES
OF AQUEOUS EMULSIONS OF POLYETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE
Mikhaylov, N. V.; Sharax, T. A.; B. L.;.Arsen'yev, A. N.
Summa*ry
A study has beer inide of the rheological properties of aqueous suspensions of Polv-
ethylene terephthal3te (PETPH) stabilized with rosin soap as well as of some compositi-
ons consisting of PETPH dispersion and a polymer ffiickener-polyvinyl alcohol. The vi5-
cosityof the compositions has been found to be, mueb higher (,50-100 tiniei) t1uln those
of Its components. A illechiniarn of Aructure formation In conipwitions 1hasbeen sugges-
ted. An empirical linear equation ri-f(P) in a logarithmic forn~ is given and some as-
stunptions are made regarding Ahe physical significance of the constants oin tdiese equations.
RE-EL/FRAME
19721379
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USSR uDc 612.172+612/76
F'ROKHAZKA, I., MHOKIN&L I. V., and BARBASHOVA, Z. I., Physiological Institute,
Czechoslovakian SSR, Tiigue and Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Bio-
chemistry imeni I. M. Sechenov, Academy of Sciences USSR, LIeningrad
"The Effect of Prolonged Fypokinesia on the Heart Muscle of Rats"
Leningrad, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni 1. H. Sechenov, Vol 59, No 8v
Aug 73, pp 1237-1241
Abstracts The effects of 30- to 4-day hypokinesie on the heart muscle of tan
white.rats was Investigated. Sharp weight losses were observed for the whole
organism, the heart and particularly Its right ventricle. A weakening of the
contractile ability of the myocardium In response to rhy-thmio electrical
impulses was seen, as well as a further weakening after 20-ninute anoxia,
said to indicate a lose of resistance to stress. Additionally a small
deceleration of anerobic encre-y exchange in the ventricles wan found, on the
basis of lactic acid accumulation. The right ventricle showed a slowing of
glycolysis ard glycogenolysis, the left only slower glycogenolysis. Glycogen
content In the heart muscle was unchanged. While not d ecleivoi the distur-
bance of energy exchange Is r;,aid to play an important role in the loss of
the heat is stress resistance from prolonged limiting of movement.
A

USSR UDC 591.105
PIRUZYAN, L. A., GI=R, V. M., MNO'N'OSOV, V. A. , B!,- J,. K-H. "KA
L, S. # Institute of Chamical Physics of the USSR Acaden~,- of Sciences
"Effect of a. Constant ragnetic Field ort the State of the Blood System of Uce',
Moscow, Izvestiya Akadezii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Diologicheskaya, No 1, 1972t
pp 1412-145
Abstracts A study iias r,--de of the effect of a constant mz.Snetic field on the
state of the bloo-i system and the fr-,c radical content iz the blccd of mice.
The constznt r--~znetic field intensity was 5fCOO oersteas for axpo2ure tines
of 4, 24 and 72 hours. A-fter ex-.,3ura to a,constant z~-zne'Lic field, ~u--b3r
of rcticullocytcs Und lcukoc
-u ytez in the "blood of nice incr~~a2cs,
the henogllobin content ircro--;csj- the eryth-rocy-te production p:?r cubic Lilli-
Reter of blocd r2r 6,a-y increases, axd. the free =dic-al. content- In=azes.
A change in tha qvallicLtAva con-positlon of the crythrocytc:3 eyp=:;~-,cd in an
increase in th~i awzb;~x o-f calls of Incroased ri-16Ability I.u A
carx-olation rju;ib-~~- of erythrocytea, rotlculcc.~:t-csj the
=d th:,- vaxiation In freo radica activity of the bl,.,r,.d of
rtice cSier th-a effect of a cons'Lant nagnotic, field were eztzblleh,~:i.
of the 4:pna--ics of the vaxiations of the hal-.otol6gic i1nd,--xas and .-Caec =4ical
activity in the blocd of nice &fter the offoct of the con*tant ran-notic
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USSR
UDC 621.762.01(088.8)
-POGODIN-ALEKSEYEV, G. I., GAVRILOV, V. M., KHRAMOV, S. P., V OSHKIN-,,O. B.1-
SYRKIN, V. G., and UEL'SKIY, A. -A.
"Method of Producing Dispersed Materials"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 301379, Cl. C 23c 11/02, B 22 f 1/00, filed
7 Apr 66, published 2 Jun 71 (from RZh-I%Ietallurgiy No 1, Jan 72, Abstract
3P)
Translation of Abstract: A method is suggested for producing dispersed ma-
terials by the application of refractory metal compounds to powders through
thermal decomposition of vapor of the metal-containing-component, with the
powder with enhanced mechanical properties., delivery of a layer of powder
of the refractory compound is alternated with vapor of.tbe metal-containing
component in amounts sufficient to grow a layer of metal, ~,rith the metallic
component that forms during thermal decomposition undergoing treatment by
ultrasonic vibrations through a gaseous medium.

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mid in' case of au electricalXy conducting ps, -by
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USSR UDC 669.3'24-053.4
IGIAV5KLY__.N__X_. KRASNOZHEN, S. V., ZELIDIAN, Yu. L., STARIKOV, A. M.
'(Study of Effectiveness of Application of Ultrasound for Dispersion of Stil-
fide Copper-Nickel Orel'
Primeneniye Ulltrazvuka v Metallurg. Protsessakh [Use of Ultrasound in
Metallurgical Process -- Collection of Works], Moscow, 1972, pp 145-147,
(Translated from Referativii)-y Zhurnal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract
No 5 G362 by the authort
Translation: The possibility is studie d of dispersion of sulfide Cu-Ni ore
using US oscillations under atmospheric and.increased hydrostatic pressure.
The US source was a magnet ostri cti on convertor type PMS-61M. KithanS-L~ratio
of 1:100, temperature 75', and pressure in the. operating, chamber of 5 atii
an ore with a grain size of 100 + 0.1 mm is fully disporsed in 2 hours to
a grain size of 100% - 0.1 mm, 80% of the initial mass uJ7 the- initial ore
specimen being dispersed to this size in the first 15 minutes. I Figure;
3 Tables.
1/1

USSR UDC 621.762.2:669.5
HITIN, 1. 1., SOKOLOV, M. A., IMVSK N. N.; PREOBRJ0-iE1HSKIY, H. A., YAKUBOVICH,
1.~A., KIRILLOV, 0. D.
"Obtaining Zinc Powder by an Acoustic Eddy Disperser"
V sb. Primenaniye ul'trazv-aka v mtallurg. p.Eotsessakh (Application of Ultra-
sotmd in Metallurgical Processes -- collettion of works), Hoszzw Steels and
Alloys Institute, 67, Moscow, 1972, pp 149-151 (from RW-Metallurgiya, No 4,
Apr.72, Abstract No 4G403)
Translation: A new procedure is described 'for obtaining finely dispersed Zn-
powder from a melt using an eddy acoustic pneumatic atomizer. Wo illustra-
tions.
31
A.. a

USSR UDC 621.762.002.5
HITIN, 1. 1., IIY--iL SOKOLOV, It. A., KIRILLOV, 0. D., YAKUBOVIC11, I. A.,
PREOBRAZHEIISKIY. . .
"Acoustic Vortex Disperser to Obtain Finely Dispersed Metal Pmtders"
V sb. Primeneni-ye ul'trazvuka v metallurg. protsessalch (Application of Ultrasound
in Metallurgical Processes -- collection of works), Moscow Steels and Alloys
Institute, 67, Moscow, 1972, pp 171-173 (from RM-Metallurgiya, 14o 4, Apr 72,
Abstract No 4G424)
Translation: A description of an acoustic eddy atomizer used to obtain finelv
dispersed metal powders is presented. One illustration.

USSR UDC 621.762.01
HITM, I. I., KIRILLOV, 0. D., K1JAVSKIY, N.-N., SOKOLOV, M. A., YAKUBOVIC11, 1. A.,
PREOBRAZIIENSIIY, N. N.
"Problem of Using Sound Vibrations in Powder. He tallurgy"
V sb. Primeneniye ul'trazvx&a v metallurg. protsessakh (Application of Ultra-
sound in Metallurgical Processes -, collection of works) , 11-foscou Steel and
Alloys Institute, 67, Moscow, 1972, pp 147-149 (from RZh~--Metallurgiya, No 4,
Apr 72, Abstract No 4G387)
Translation: The prospects for usifig sound vibrations in powder Mtallurgy are
demonstrated. 4-entry bibliography.
32

USSR UDC 669.71.053.4.094
"Y11ft"N., YAKUBOVICH, 1. A., SAMOYLOVA, L. I.,
PREOBRAZHENSKIY, N. A.,,*
KIRILLOV, 0. D., ULANOV
"Studies of the Influence of Ultrasound on the Process of Sulfuric Acid
Leaching of Phosphorite"
Primeneniye Ulltrazvuka v Metallurg. Protsessakh (Use of Ultrasound in
Metallurgical Processes -- Collection of Works), Moscow, 1972, pp 72-74,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhunial, Metall'Urgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract
No S G214 by the authors)
Translation; It is demonstrated that US oscillations, breaking down the film
of phosphogypsum, intensify the process of sulfuric acid leaching of phospho-
rites. I Table.
74

USSR UDC 669.295.48
SMIRNOV, Yu. R., LISKOVICH, V. A., MEYERSON, G. A., BOYKO,
A. 1.
"Some Results of Investigation of Application of Ultrasound in Hydrometallurgi-
cal Processing of Titanium Alloy Wastes"
Primeneniye Ulltrazvuka v metallurg. Protsessakh [Use of Ultrasound in Metallur-
gical Processes -- Collection of Works], Moscow, 1972, pp 98-102, (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract No 5 G267 by the
authois)
Translation: Results are presented from studies of combined reagent modes of
leaching of trinary Ti-Al-V alloy hydride 'with the application of US oscilla-
tions. The duration of the process and temperature decrease in comparison
with leaciving in an ordinary tank. However, the ultrasound CULISCS undesirable
overfine breakdown of some portion of the solid phase, hindering further treat-
ment of t1te suspensions. 3 Figures; 2 Tables; 4 Biblio. Refs.

-1/2 030 UNCLASSIF180 PROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
,:.TITLE--OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF NITROGEN DOPED ALPHA StLICON CARBIDE CRYSTALS
_U_
,.AUTHOR-(02)-PURTSELADZE, I-M.t KHAVTASIq 4-G.
,,'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
AKAO. NAUK GRUZ., SSR 1970t 57(l), 45-8
6ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TAGS--CRYSTAL OPTIC PROPERTY, SILICON CARBIDE, CRYSTAL IMPURITY1
NITROGEN, ABSORPTION SPECTRUMt ABSORPTION COEFFIC104T, LIGHT REFLECTION
.,,-.COEFFICIENT
~~..CONTROL'MARKINIG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
STEP NO--UR/0251/70/0571001/0045/0048
ACCESSION ND--AP0117777
UNCL45SIFIED

2/2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
~CIRCACCESSION NO--AP0117777
:,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ABSORPTION AND KEFLECTION
OF N DOPED ALPHA SIC SINGLE CRYSTALS WERE INVESTIGATED [IN THE
2-1.514U SPECTRAL RANGE. THE SHAPE OF THE ABSORPTION SPECTRUM IS
ATTRIBUTED TO ABSORPTION FROM THE N LEVEL TO THE CONDUCTION BAND. THE
ENERGY OF THIS TRANSITION WAS DETOo FACLLIlY: TBILIS. GOS.
~..UNIV.r.TBILISI, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 541,.671-447,31+538-27
SAMITOV, YU. YU., PUDOVIK, M. A.t KHAYAROVs A. I., and faBARDINA, I. K.
"Stereochemistry of Organopbosphorus Compounds. III. N uclear Mlagnetic Rezonance
Spectra of 1H arA 31P and the Geometric Isomerism In a Series of lt2,3-
oxaazxpho-spholanes"
Leningrad# Zhurnal Obahchey Xhiali,, Vol X1111 (CV), No 1, 19?3, PP 46-51
Abstract: In containing the studies in the field of the stexeochenistry of
phosphom-us-containing hetero cyclesp the prevence of steteoisomers In the
series If substituted 10302-oxaa,-aphospholanes was detected in lfbich Isomerism
is caused by the presence of the chiml carbon atom in the ring and the men-
tioned property of tho FIII phosphorua atom, The proof of the presence of
the g3tereolsomera was obtained by the method of gas-liqtdd chromatography
and nuclear magnetic resonance# the conformation of the high-element ring
was established by analysis of the nuclear magnetic reson=ce spectra. The
series of 5-otbYl-193,2-oxaazaphospholanes,.,which are tabulated were synthe-
sized and Investigated. The predominant conformation of the 5-number hetero-
cycle is the form of the envelope with the oxygen atom at the top of the vent.
1/1

WSR, UDC 621.315.59.1,
KARANOVAj YE. X. t DEMAK91, D. X* STAPMUN, K. V. "7310V 4,4 and Z" t.
-ULL
"Study of Sin-rle-Crli,stal SIC Films Obtained by Bombaa-d-zent, of 51 Sin-le
Crystals Wltha~ 10-45.0
Hoscow, Doklady Akadeaii N
-auk SSSR, Vol 200F No 4, 1971, I)p 869-870
Abstracti The authors obtained SiC .1ilns by:bonbarcUng S1 sinule cr-fstals
with at2r-dc carbon Ions with an ener~7. of 40 key and a dose of ove-- 1017
ions/cm at 600 and 7000, IR absori)tion spectr-, were uzed. to idenvify the
ione-inplanted fiLns with the SIC co,-,--=nd. rt-,;dIes aado
on the ion-inplaant~~,4
!aye--s by the reflection -ethcd s~:Oied that a
temperature of 7000 .4-S nec,,-s--axy to c-roate single-ci-;stal iiJ M.-I ---Y the
-ib: mc ';~o sludy t-- stracluxe o,~' the n-SzC-n- ard c-Si.
ion bo. =dzen. -thl" J.
h-atero-junctiors creatc-d by the 4or. nethod, ilea-- Uxenents nere 0-1 ths
photo-czf szectra, ;~-zd 1-7 characteristics of Uese junc-Uons. Thn- resulto
indir-ate a co=es~:or~den-= between the real encrCy ztructure o' tho lxiero-
junction ana the iheoratical on,.!. The method of C.-cat-in-'.. heterostr-c-Lures
by ion irrzadiation %a-kes it. pozslble to ereat-- zi:qle-cz-jzta1 layer-T CF c=-
pounds of the Implanted ion with ato,7z of the elements r-,Wrig up ti,,O ub-

L-- - 78 -

USSR
KRAYDAROV Z. Sh.
Media"
"Sensor for Measurement of Concentration of Gases in Liquid
Otkry-tiya Izobreteniya Promvshlennye -Obraztsy Tovarny),c Znaki, No 5, 1972,
Patent No 35S554.
Translation: Sensor for measurement of concentration of gases in liquid
media, containing electrodes insulated from the medii-m being tested by a
semi-impermeable membrane, and a stirrer, differing in that in order to in-
crease the stable operating time of the.sensor, a floppy brush is fastened
to the circular magnet of the stirrer, and contacts the membrane.

USSR UDC: 621-378.385
REEDILOV, M. R. and ~YPAJRQV K.,
"Characteristigs of Stimulated, Radiation of a Ruby Laser Ir-
radiated by Co Gamma Rays"
Leningrad, Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fizJJ,-i, No 2, 1972, PP 391-394
Abstract: Asserting that the action of gamma rays on the charac-
teris cs of a ruby laser has received relatively little atten-
tion and that data of the laser's energy characteristics in the
literature is contradictory, the authors describe experiments
they jerformed on the time, energy, and spectral characteristics
of the stimulated radiation of the laser. They also investiCated
the density distribution of the radiation over the beam cross
section during one pulse of the pumping lamp, and the change in
absorption capabilit-v of the.active ruby element before nd after
radiation by Cof-10 gamma rays in dosage intervals of 0-109 roent-
gens. Block diaeram of the experimental equipment is given to-
gether with plots of the laser energy. charactOTiOt' " and the
transmission spectra of the ruby in.the 4000-7000 range, both
plots showin.6 the effects before and after the irradiation. Be-
fore-and-after photographs of the laser time characteristics are
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US.9R UDC: 621.378.385
BEDILOV, M. R. et al, Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fizilci, No 2, 1972,
pp 391-394
also reproduced. The authors explain the substantial change in
the laser's characteristics as the result of the reduction in the
concentration 9f the Cr3+ activator in connection with transitions
to Cr + and Cr4+. They are associated with the Institute of
ysics at Tashkent.
Nuclear ~-h
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USSR UDC 615.786-092.259:612.746
)ARPV UNOVA, Ye. M., and GLEBOVA, N. V.,
.,- K. Kh., LEBEDEVA, L. D., GLAZ
-fn~_diute ~FZR_e`mlstry, Academy of Sciences Tadzhik SSR; Tadzhik State
Medical Institute imeni Abuali ibn-Sino
"Physiological Effect of Carbamates of Dihydropyranol Derivatives"
Dushanbe, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, No 4(45), 1971, pp 41-46
Abstract: The effect of 2,5,6,6-tetramethyl-2-ettiyl-dihvdro-5-pyranoI (K3)
and 2,6,5,6-tetramethyl-6-ethyldihydro-5-pyranol (K6) On the central nervous
system of mice was studied. In both of these compounds the methyl was sub-
stituted for ethyl at the 2d and 6th positions. A transfer of the ethyl radi-
cal from the 2d to 6th position increased.to some extent the toxicity of these
compounds, regardless of the method of administration. At the same time, it
improved some of their effects on the central nervous ayGtem, such as soporific
and muscle-relaxation properties. An intraperitoneal dose of 200 mg K3/kg did
not cause any visible effect on animals, but a dose of 300 mg/kg produced a
very strong depressing effect, and 400 mg/kg made all mice lie on their sides
in 4-5 min. In the case of K6, a strong.depression was produced by 250 mg/kg.
A large subcutaneous doses of K3 and K6 (900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400
mg/kg) produced depression in 60 min. Doses of 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1200
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USSR
KHAYDAROV, K. Kh., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, No 4(45),
1971, pp 41-46
6/kg administered orally produced a sedative effect in 15 min., and
mg K3 and K
all animals were. lying down in 45 min. A combination of caffeine and phenamine
with 300 mg K3 or K6/kg removed partially and doses of 500 mg/kg completely
removed the stimulation produced by caffeine and phenamine. Animals slept for
30, 62, 87, and 150 min. when given 400, 500, 550, and 600 mg K3/kg, respective-
ly. In the case of 300 and 350 mg K6/kg, the sleep was prolonged to 300 and
350 min., respectively. The effect of these compounds disappeared completely
in 18-24 hr. All mice perished in sleep when injected with 650-700 mg K3/kg,
or 500-600 mg K6/kg. The sleep produced, by hexenal (60 mg/kg given intra-
veneously) was prolonged 2.5-14 times when animals were preliminarily injected
with 10, 25, 50, or 100 mg K3 and K6. A displacement of the ethyl radical
from the 2d to 6th position did not improve much the anticonvulsion properties
of these compounds. The data obtained indicate that both compounds ac!t on the
central nervous system, although the cholinolytic properties cannot be ascribed
to them,
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USSR UDC 947.91+3
F7
V07isi-l"OL.-
POROS11IN. K. T. (DECEASM), SADYKOV, YU. D., WWI)a
SHTEY11, A. L., DEGTYArOl, V. A., and BURICHENKO, V. 1.4 Institute of Cheidstry
Academy of Sciences TadzhSSR
"Physiologically Active Papaverine Derivatives"
Tashkent, Khimiya Prirodnykh Soyedineniy, No 1, 19720 pp 83-84
Abstracti PaDaverine reacted with acyl chlorides of sulfonlc acids, carboxylic
acids and chloroacetic acid, yielding N-ben2Gnesulfonyipap~tve--c-'Lq.'Lll--rL chloride,
a.p. 2000 (dac,)j F-benzoylpimpaverinium chloridel m.p. l)3 If-acetylpapxierinium
0
chloride, m.p. 217 (dec.); and the chloride of 11-papaverineacetic acid, m.p.
2100 (doe), The products exhibited hypotensive and spasmolytic properties.

UDC 577-153.4.(575.3)
TUKHTAWI, T. M. , and NIKITIN, V. 1. , Ifember of the
0; Scienceel Institute~of Chemistry Pf the Tadzhik Academy
of Sciences, and the Tadzhik State Redical Institute Imeni Abual' ibu-Sino
-"Anticholinesterase Activity of Certain Derivatives of Carbamic Acid!'
Dushanbe, Dokla4y Akadexii Kauk Tadshikskoy SSHl Vol XIII~ No 11p 1970, pp 65-67
Abstracte Carbamates, generally, are already known ms sedatives, soporifics,
tonical antispaszodics# muscle-relamnts and anticholinesteiasic agents; the
Institute of Chemistry is attempting to extend the list of physiologically
active carbamates, having thus far synthesized 10 compounds in this series
not previously described. The compound,5-=baxyloxy-2,2,3t6p6-pentamethyl-
3-pyran (IL
;,) was the object of the present study.
In vitro tests of-)~ showed that various concentrations produced different
degrees of inhibition of the antichoMiesterase, activity of the blood sezma
of a healthy rabbitl concentrations of W 3 and 10-4.produc&d strong inhibi-
t1on (25.1 and 24.1%), and weaker concentrations of 10-5 aza 10-6, only
weak inhibition. In vivo tests, ~dinjections of 50 mg dicl not produce any
change In 15 and 30 minutes# but produce a 6.8% reduction after an hourp
and a 10% reduction after two hours. A:100 Mg/kg dose, however* produced a
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'WSR-
MUYDAROV, K. XH., et al., Doklady Akadexii Nauk Tadzhikokoy SSR, Vol XIII,
No 11, 1970, pp 65-67
10% reduction in cholinesterase activity in a half-hourg and this increased
to 16.og 15.6l 17.0 and 22.9%P after 1,2, 3 arA 4 boxma, respectively.
J

Pharma~cology sind-1 6 xico, logy
USSR UDC 577.153.4.(575.3)
YIHMDALtR~OV ~K. Kh. PAUK, S. I., and NIKITM, V. I., Institute of Chemistry,
S cl
Acddemy BY ci es Tadzhik SSR, and Tadzhik State Medical Institute imeni
-Abuali ibn-Sino
"Effect of Certain Derivatives of Carbamic Acid on the Cholinesterase Level
in Blood Serum of Intact Rabbits
Dushanbe, Doklady Akademii Nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, Vol 14, No 6, 1971, pp 68-69
Abstract: To determine whether a derivative of carbamic acid, preparation Kq,
affects the cholinesterase levelAn blood serum of intact rabbits, uwo deriva-
tives of this series were investi ted.~ 'The preparations were: 5-carbamyloxy-
41,5,6,6-tetramethyl-2-etli~l-deltal-adil-iyldropyrane (K3Yand 5-carbamyl=,r-2,2,5,6-
tetramethyl-6-ethyl-delta -dihydropyrane (K6)- These.compounds are white
crystalline powders poorly soluble in water. Both preparations were given
intraparenterally in doses of 50-100-200 mg/kg in staTch. The results were
compared with proserine (10 mg/kg). During the first hours after the admin-
istration of 50, 100, and 200 mg of theIK3 and K6 preparations, no marked
changes were discovered in the activity of pseudocholinestarase. A sharp
decline in this level was detected 5 hours after the administration of 100
mg/kg of the K3 preparation, and on the third day after the administration
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USSR
KMDAROV, K. Kh., et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, Vol 14,
No 6, 1971, pp 68-69
of 200 mg/kg of the K6 preparation. Experiments with proserine were tested
under similar conditions to compare its effect with the K3 and K6 preparations.
Proserine was tested in a dose of 10 mg/kg. A reduction in the cholinesterase
-level of 30-34% was noted already in the first 5 hours. The maximum decrease
was detected in the first day -- 53%, and a 45% reduccion was observed by the
third day. It was thus shown that the K3,and K6 preparations have some anti-
cholin~.i,3.terasic properties, but that them action is mucb weaker and less pro-
Ionge~ m that of proserine.
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USSR
KELAY-DAROV., U., Chair of Children's Infections Tashkent Instil"ute for the
ImpFo-vd_m_eR_bf Doctors
"Dynamics of ET.7,iunological Indices in People Inmimized With Live BI%Lcellosis
Vaccine"
Tashkent, Meditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, 'To 10, 1972, Pp 79-80
Abstract: T, -1
he dynamics and sensitivity of the passive he nat ion ~_actiozn
was compared with the Wright, Huddleson's and opsonin phagocytic reactions,
-with the intradermal Burnet test and with,oDsonin determination in people
vaccinated against bracellosis. One group of stfoJects was ci)mnzosed of .1.8 workers
in the Tashkent meat indu3try Vho may have been infected with bi-acellosis.
This group and a control g tact with livestock or
roup of 10 people not in con
imat products were vaccinated and -then tested every two mon'ths. It was found
that the 7Dassive hemagglutination reaction was more sensitilri! tlen the other
4-es"-s studied in detecting irrmilunoloGic shifts in vaccinated 1jeople, and t1hat
antibody titers were higher and the test.stayed p(mitive about tw' Lcu as long
(to 2 years in 50% of cases) in subjects with occupitional exposu~.e. It was
concluded that the test should be used to select candidates for revaccinat
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USSR
Chair of Childhood Diseases, Tashkent Institute for the
ed Training of Physicians
I'Dynamics of the Paasiv-- Hemagglutination, Wright, and ffuddlooon Tests in
Brucellosis Patients"
Tashkent, YRditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana., No 8, Aug 70, pp 4o-42
Abstract: A study of 90 brucellosis patients showed the passive bemagglutina--
tion (PH) test to be more sensitive than either the Wright or Huddleson tests.
The results of all three testa varied according to the form of the disease.
With the acute fonn, the PH test was positive in all patients, the Wright
test in 81.6%, and the Hudd-leson test. in 90.9%. The titers in the PH test were
invariably higher than in the other two. ~With the chromic form, poaitiva:.
results were recorded in 92.3%, 50.0%, and:84.62% of the patients, reupectively.
The indices of the PH test in patients with chronle brucellosis were high during
relapses, the titers ranging from 1:800 to !-Q200. They were low (1:10.0 to
1:200) in patients with the severe form of chronic brucellosis and in those with
primary involvement of the nervous system; The PH teat.remained positive for
as long as 10 years after recovery.-

REVMW OF NEW FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY TEACHING All)
(Book'4 reviow by Prof D tur of Juridical Sciencen.
Y',..Knz1nv Ae~turer, and. N X it illatructor at the SArnttov
JuridicA Institute; Moacow. Solsiaiisticheskaya Zakonnant' Russian.
No 12, 1971. Rigned to, press 1Z November 1971. pp ~~-k ~ff
During the I&at decade interest in psychology has ntlitceably
grown.. And forensic psychology, the elaboration and development of
which.began relatively recently, lit attracting attention, The development
of forensic psychology.and the timety introduction of its achievements
into practice are directly connected with teaching it in Ole higher
Juridical aducation institute&, Thorefore. texts and teaching aida for
this discipline are extremely needed.
The work of A. Dulov being reviewed is one of the first attempts
to create a teaching aid for forensic psychology. The role of
psychological regularities'and the psychological characteristics in
Implementing the tasks of socialist juittice to shown in it. The aistbor
gives special attention ti) studying the activity of implementing juttice
and investigatea is psychological sides and special feature%. The aid
contains a general and a special part.
The first section ithe general paril Is an introd-actton to
forensic psychology, Here its significance fnr the activity nf implement-
ing justice, its subjectj method, tasks. and place sit the mystenn of other
sciences are shown. The author exhatistively arlLucs (or Iliv, th"retical
basin of making forensic psychology,an independent scienre. He says
that the one of psychological laws and characteriettes ily tilemselves in
any form of human activity still cannot create the bases fill- making it an
*A. Dillov, Stidebna (tichebnoje posob [Forensic
g polkTholVaiya ~y e)
i~a 4
Psychology (Teach Ill) Y..h.y. Slkola Publishing 11 o:use. Minsk.
1970, 3.63 pp.
65

USSR UDC: 548.5:535.37
~KUVMINA, I. P., LOBACHEV, A. N., P=TE CHENSKIY, B. S., STAROSTINA. L. S.Z
STOPACHINSKIY, V. B., IUUYDUKOV N. H., Institute'of Crystallography,
Academy of Sciences.of.the
"Luminescent Crystals of Cuprous Oxiie"
Moscow, Kristallografiya, Vol 18, No 3, May/Jun 73, pp 635-637
Abstract: The paper describes a method of growing large perfect crystals
of Cu20 to study bright narrow luminescence lines of recombination of free
oxcitons. A polycrystal like speciman of Cu2O is -treited by zone melting
with an electron beam. The resultant specimen usually coasists of 2-3
crystals. A single crystal is grown, using one:of these crystals as a
seed. The result is a transparent q lindrical rod up to 10 mm in diameter
y
and 100-mm long. These large crystals can be used to study many new
properties of excitons -- interaction between excitons and the feasibility
of making lasers based on cuprous oxide crystals.
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min.
lected Sci --fic Vlorks oi the Al on
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pp, 83-92 (from R.Zh-Khimiya, No 7, Apr 72, Ab5t:rzict No 7LI-811
on: conside feasibility o',
Tra--
duvices. A study is 7.ri~de of' the effc!c-4- thc
of 1he irlel.,Celyl; colmjm.,:,~Anrl in. ".1-
of.the 1,mt-tez;c-eiri, Im:,-ar, the fiiiini-., .11 L"I
dielectric and. of the ralteriul ill thu L--.1fe
on the distribution of-' 1'et-,reen the. rellectiriJ
It is sho1wrn on the u:t;.-a-mle of a blue t~),lt brj,,~ht-
.50 V,
ness of 11-1P nit- cai! U~! r~rcdaced fit a Voltlcl-,e w,
Hz when the thickn,,~-,!, of t, ilLminescen". is 10-13
I-atio Of to dielectric is 3 tc, 1I.
t1viA,y of tvll-z ref; z-in:-, is ISY., 37 Mare, arle2
reflecting l,1yO;.r is '(-?0 -i-d-c-Ons. Test
CRT Podels. Biblio;.~rapby of 6 titles. Resw,~f-.

USSR me 661.55
ARPUZOVt M- F-, XHAYENKOt B. V-# ard XACHKOVSYAYA, E. Ti, institute of tt..,et
ftoblems of of Soiences Ukresit
*'nvest'g&t'on of the Real StrUCtUr& of T1t&n1UX MononE';ride In the Region
Of Its Homogeneity-
XIOY, PDrOshkOvaYa Met4LUurgiya,, No 6(126), jun 73, pp 69-74
AbstTaCtl The boundaries of the homogeneity region of titanium mononitride,
the concentration dependence of Its lattice periods, and its density in the
annealed and tempered (from 14009c) Gtate&arek sPecifled for equil.1brium
BeAkplese After annealing and texperings, titanium mOnOnttride possesses
thrOughout the whole homogeneity -.egion & Haa-type structure with statis-
tical disposition of titanium atom4 In the,metallic sublattice and of
nitrogen atoms in the 28tallOid sublattice, The actual disposition of the
&toms in sublattices is explained by a comparison of values Ofreflection
faCUTS wd theoretically calculated ~values. I The degree of filling each
Of the SubUttices with titanium al2d nitrogen atoms# depending on the
ldtrOgeri content Of titanium WnOditrideo'is determined~ Two figures,
two tabless six formulas, twolve bibliographic references.

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SAMPLES C-F V CARBIDE WERE STUDtED BY X RAY DIFFRACTION. AT 43-5 AT.
PERCENT C CONTENTS, THE SAMPLES HAVE A STRUCTURE OF NACL TYPE ONLY; FOR
C IS GREATER THAN 45 AT. PERCENT# SOME VERY WEAK REFLECTION LINES, THE
INTENSITYOF WHICH ARE MAX. FOR THE COMPN. VC SUBO TIMES 88, WERE ALSO
O8SD. IN THE DIFFRACTION PATTERNS. FOR THE INTERPLANAR DISTAN-'ES OF THE
CUBIC'UNIT CELL, ALPHA EQUALS 8.334. :IN AGREEMENT WITH 0. (EXPTL.)
EQUALS 5.67p 32 V ATOMS AND SIMILAR TO.28:C ATOMS~OCCUR IN THE U141T CELL
OF VC-SUBD TIMES 88, SPACE GROUP P4 SUBI 32 (P4 SUB3 32J.. THE
COMPLEMENTARY REFLECTIONS SHUW AN ORDERED DISTRIBUTION OF VACANCiES IN
THE-SUBLATT-J-CF OF C WITH DOUBLED LATTICE PARAMETER (ALPHA EQUALS 2A
SU61) AND A-LSO SLIGHT SHIFTS (0007-0.08 ANGSTROM) OF V NEAREST OT THESE
VACANCIESr IV-THE--alRECTION OF A VACANCY NODE* THE SAME TYPE OF
~DIFFRACTJON--SPECTRUM OF-COMPLEMENTARY:REFLECTION ~ WAS CBSO. ALSO FOR
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USSR UDC 619:616.988.43.085.37
KAUfYKOV, V. A., NURIYEV, G. G., ROMANOVICH, T. N., and,--- 0
Kazan' Veterinary Institute, Kazan'
"Use of a Transplantable Line of Cattle Embryo Kidney Cells for the Prepara-
tion of a Vaccine Against Foot-and-1.4outh Disease"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 5, May 73, pp 62-64
Abstract: Foot-and-mouth disease virus of strain A22 550 and of an epizootic
A strain was cultured on a monolayer culture of transplantable cattle embryo
kidney cells (CEKC). The virus that had been cultured on CEKC was inacti-
vated with hydroxylamine, whereupon the virus suspension was freed of the
excess hydroxylamine by dialysis. An experimental vaccine was prepared b
combining 70% of the inactivated virus suspension with 25% of a 6% AIOH)~
suspension, 0.1% quinosol, and 5% glycerin. Saponin (0.05%) or vitamin B12
was added as an adjuvant. The activity of the vaccine was estimated on the
basis of the antigenic effect on rats, the index of resistance for mice 4-5
days old, and the protective dose for adult-mice. The effect of the number
of passages Dn CEKC on the activity of the vaccine was.determined. The
antigenic activity of the vaccine derived from the epi4ootic strain was the
1/2
81

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USSR
KALMYKOV, V. A., et al., Veterinariya, No 5, May 73, pp 62-64
same as that of the vaccine prepared for the strain A22 550, but the index
of resistance produced by it was somewhat lower. The vaccine to which
vitamin B12.had been added was somewhat more active than that prepared
with saponin.
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USSR UDC 621.9.025.13:669.D18.2.17:621.787.6
L., Candidate of Technical Sciences and UKRA-INTSEV.
--G. A.,
~111mpact Strengthening of Hard Alloy Tools"
Moscow, Vestnik Mashinostroveniya, No 1, 1970, pp 32-35
Abstract: The results of tests conducted for tool:strengthening
by a blast of metal spheres of 0.1 mm in diameter and by hydro-
abrasion, are described. The tests were conductedvith 76.2 x
19 x 1.27 mm plates of different alloys, clamped in a special
jaw, with a blast directed normally to the plates. It was observed
that the plate deflection under blast increased rapidly,with time,
but after 1-2 minutes slowed down and after 3-5 m.:iceased com-
'pletely. Diagrams of residual stress, calculated from plates
deflection, presented in a graP show that residual compression
stresses are up to 60-80 kg/mm with-0.1 mm thickness of hardened
layer. It was established that substantial residual striesses
Reel/Frame

may be obtained by.blast method on hard alloys with variOus CO-
balt contents. The single and double tungsten alloys are less
susceptible to strengthening. in order to check the efficiency
of surface strengthening of hard alloy tools and-to establish the
rational domain of application of this method to industry, ex-
tensive performance tests were conducted by different tool plants.
Thelv-results presented in a table show, that'the strengthening
of the entire tool is.recommended for rough and semi-finish jobs.
It is stated that the blast process for strengthening is used
simultaneously for cleaning the tools from scales and solder.
The-economy obtained by the application.of this.method to current
production is emphasized. original article has 3!figures and 2
tables.
1.9790191

USSR
UDC 536.46:533.6
BLOSHENKO, V. N., MERZHANOV, A. G., PEREGUDOV, M. I., KHAYKIM B. 1.
"Toward a Theory of the Gas-Phase Combustio n of a Drop"
V sb. Goreniye i vzry,~ (Combustion and Explosion -- Collection of Works),
Moscow, ViNauka", 1972, pp 227-233 (from RZh-Mekbanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract
No 3B938)
Translation: The gas-phase combustion of a drop of liquid fuel close to cri-
tical conditions is considered on the basis of the inertia of the gas medium,
and the validity of substituting the equations of multicomponent diffusion
for the equations of independent diffusion ordinarily ured is also analy7ed.
A computer solution to the problem is given. It is shown that it is impossible
to neglect the inertia of the gas medium in problems concerning the combustion
of a droplet and also that the drop is completely evaporated under critical
conditions at the moment of combustion, and that the combustion picture at
small distances from the limit considerably depend on the magnitude of the
total pressure in the gas phasa (or in the- evaporation Intenijitv which i1i
defined as the evaporatfori intensity in the absence of cbeinical reaction).

USSR
BLOSHENKO, V. N., et al, Goreniye i vzryv, Moscow "Nauka" 1972, pp 227-233
9 J
It is shown that the multicomponent property of tile gas medium has a consider-
able effect an the combustion process. 14;ref. Authors! abstract.

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_-7=.777777=_
UM
IJDC: 662.612~
Ili, B.
YUKHVID, V. I., DDMIDIOV, E. I., I-MRZHAITOV, A. G. , 1alAYL
and KOZLOV, V. S.
"Combustion Mechanism of Condensed Systems With Solid Admixtures
in a Mass Force Field
Novosibirsk, Fizi-ka Eoreniya i vzryva, No 2, 1973, pp 235-240
Abstract: This paper presents the results of experiments to study
the rarely examined case of the combustion of systems with non-
agglomerating admixtures. The experiments were conducted in a
mass force field an compositions of ammonium Derchlorate and tita-
nium. The assumption of non-agglomeration is based on the fact
that the melting point o~ Ti is, at 17000,much higher than that of
the perchlorate, at 11000 C. A diagram of the centrifuge in which
the experiments were conducted is given together .,ith a descrip-
tion of the experimental method. The rate of coWbustion was mea-
sured by film photography. The reader is referred to an earlier
paper (B. B. Serkov, et al, FGV, 1968i _4, 4) for a mcre detailed
descriDtion of the apparatus and methbdoloey. The combustion rate
has measured as a function of accelerations in the interval o~" 36
to 1200 g at room temperature. A model of the combustiori process is devised
to explain the experimental results.:
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38

USSR UDC 629.7.036.536.46
BLOSHEENKO, V. N. , MERMUNOV, A. G. , PEREGUDOV, N. I., and XHAYKIN, B. 1.
"Formation of an Unsteady Diffusive Combustion Front During the Ignition of
a Drop of Liquid Fuel"
Odessa, 11-ya Vses. Konf. po Vapr. Ispareniya, Goreniya i Gaz. Dinamiki
Dispersn. Sistem, 1972--Sbornil,,(llth All-Union Conference an Problems of the
Evaporation, Combustion, and Gas Dynamics of Dispersed Systems, 1972--Collec-
tion of Articles), 1972, pp 42-43 (from Re.ferativnyy Zh.urnal--Aviatsionnyye i
Raketnvye Dvigateli, No 1, 1973, Abstract No 1.34.11. Resume)
Translation: A theoretical investigation is conducted of the process of tile
fo=ation of an unsteady diffusive combustion front: during the ignition of a
quieacent drop of evaporating liquid fuel In an inorganic gaseour, atmosphere
containing an oxidant. The investigation was conducted for a thermal i-gnitlon
mechanism and transition from ignition to unsteady.diffusive combusaion.
During the analysis, account was taken of the unsteadiness of the process of
heat and mass evchange in the gas medium. It was established that on the
basis of the nature of the process tiking place, the transition froni i&nltion
to unsteady diffusive combustion may be represented as an agg-regate of the
successiva stages: formation of an unsteady diffusive combustion front --
unsteady diffusive combustion.

MSR 536, h6
UDC
MERMANOV, A. G. , RUMANOV, E. X. , KIfAYYJN, B. 1. , Moscow
"Multizone Burning of Condensed Systems"
Moscow, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Mekhaniki i Tekhnicheskoy Fizlki, No 6, Nov/Dec
72, pp 99-105
Abstract: In the general case, combust.ion.of condensed systems takes place
in stages, and the combustion front- is multizonal. Investigation of a
two"zone model has shown that one of the zones predominates in nwItizone
burning. The velocity of the front is equal to that of the predominant
zone, but when there is a change in the parameters of the system, there
may be a switch in the predominant role from one zone to another, as well
as merging and splitting of zones. A generalitation of the two-zone model
with possibilities for transition to analysis of a complex multizonal front
is considered, and it is shown that for a front with two reactions (in the
condensed phase and in the gas) and dispersion, only three variants of the
heat-releasing zones are possible (two three-zonal and one two-zonal). All
possible types of relations are found for the burning rate as a function of
the depth of dispersion.
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Reaction Xinetidl�~~
USSR UDC 536.46
ROMANOV, E. N., and -11 Institute of Chemical Physics, USSR
WA66 J1
Academy of Sciences, MOSCOW
"Flame Propagation through Particle Suspension in a Gas"
Moscow, Dok-lady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 201, No 1, Nov-Dec 1971, pp 144-147
Abstract; In the case of a combination of,particles or fuel droplets suspended
in a gaseous mixture- containing an oxidizer, if.the particles are small enough
they will burn with kinetic heating and the combustion of the suspension will
be close to that of a homogeneous system; while the heating zone will be much
wider than the reaction zone, the velocity of the front will depend exponen-
tially on the temperature, etc. But a quite different front structure is
possible.
Various formulas for use in assessing the parameters of flame propagation are
adduced, with consideration of several possible controlling conditions.

~A 7,
90G 615-385-7..01(047%
USSR
KhAIJKJON.A B. I.. and NZ'XIINSKAYA, U, A., Biochemistry Laboratory, All Union
w moor
~n 214
'%clen 3. To earch Institute of the Hygiene and Toxicology of Posticides,
3.c eW
Polymers, and Plastics
"The Mechanism o1 Action of Sevin on Warm-Blooded Animalsh:
Mloscow, Voprosy Pitaniya, No 1970, pp 8-14
Abstract: Sevin (N-mothylnaphthylcarbamate) is a highly effective insecticide,
with contact and intestinal action. Within 5 minutes after entoring Ll-.Le boay
through the gastrointestinal traa~, it is found in all theitiszmov, reaching
peak after 30 minutes, then gradually decreasing to the vani,.~hjxig point within
48 to 72 hours. It does not have cumulative action. A rayiuw of the liter;~tura
(47 ;3oviet and 11 foreign titlea) and.tho authors' own 3how that
savin has a pronounced effect on the main metabolic procosavs of Lhe coll (respira-
tion, oxidative phosphorylation. glycolysis) and membrane pormenbility. Je:ipite
the lack of cumulative action, prolonged administration of the J;nsecticide in low
doses (7-2 mglkg Ifor 5 months) significantly altors the intonsity of glycolysis
in cytoplasm., and the degree of its aotivation by mitochonarial, especially
Oprotain", factors. The main contractile protein of the mitochord1ria is parti-
cularly affected.

USSR UW 532.61
GRIGOR'YEV, YU.M., IPYN
I., ThOYAN, N.M., MEM"OV, A.G., Aff iliate of the
Institute of Chemical Physics, Chernogolovka, Academy of Sciences USO)R
"The Theory of Equilibrium of Drop Vaporization"
Moscow, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khimii, Vol 44, No 3, Mar 70, pp 647-652
Abstract: General transfer equations in a two-component system are- used as the
basis in deriving a system of equations which describes the equilibrium of
vaporization of a drop when the process takes place at high intensity. The charac-
teristics of vaporization are calculated with regard to Stefan flux, the ternpera-
ture dependence of the transfer coefficients, the overall pressure differential
of the medium due to vaporization, and the difference between the molecular weight
of the components of the medium. Expressions are derived for the rate of vapori-
zation, the drop surface temperature, and dimensionless tranofer atzabers. General-
an flux. Cor-
izing criteria are found which characterize the part played by Stef
rections for the rate of vaporization are found which account for the temperature
dependence of the transfer coefficients. The pressure differential in the gas
is calculated. Vaporization of the drop in an,atmosphere of the same vapor is
considered. Calculations for ~mter and,ethyl~alcohol by the proposed formulas
show satisfactory agreement with the experimental:data of various.authors.

USSR UDC 539.27
VILKOV, L. V., K L. S., and EVDOKIMOV V. V., Moscow State University
HAXELN,
imeni M. V. Lomonosov
"Electronographic Study of Molecular Structure of P[N(CI[3)213 and
FIN(CH2)213 in the Vapor State"
Moscow, Zhurnal Strukturnoy Khimii, Vol 13, No 1, Jan-Feb 72, pp 7-14
Abstract: Geometric parameters of the tris-dimethylamidopliosphite (I) and
tris-ethyleneimidophosphite (II) molecules were determined by means of gas
electronography at about 100*. Concurrent study of (1) and (II) made it
possible to determine whether the correlation between the magnitude of the
barrier to the inversion of a pyramidal configuration of themitrogen bonds
and the average value of its valence angle is carried over to the phosphorus
derivatives. Principal internuclear distances and aver4ge quadratic ampli-
tudes of the vibrations of atomic pairs were determined, from the curves of
radial distribution using the least-square method. Optimal rotational
angles of NC2 groups about the P-N bonds were determined. The configuration
of nitrogen atom bonds is nearly planar in (1) and practically pyramidal in
(II). An increased r(PN) was noted in (II) as compared to (1).
20

USSR UDC 547-588.1
XKAYKIN, L. Sg~ and YILKOVt Le Vot Moscow State University imeni H. V. Lomonosov
mKolecular Structures of Acyclic Organophosphorus Compounds"
Moscow, Uspekh:L Kbimlij Vol 40# No 12g Dec 71, pp 2174-2202
Abstracts A review with 231 references. A. systematic coverage of the struc-
tural data on acyclIc phosphoruso-ganic compounds reported In 11terature up to
1971 is given, The geometrical parameters found in these compounds are classi-
fied in terms of the prevailing concepts on the valence state of the atom in a
molecule and- types of chemical bonding. On the basis of this classification
soze general rules of the geometrical molecular structure have been noted. It
has been dete=1ned that in ease cf an actual:example of the bond ty-pe phos-
phorus-elementg their values may vary considerablyp exceedIng the experimental
error. This actually is a manifestation of the influence of the immediate
surroundings an these bonds. However, the problem of the interaction of atoms,
which are not directly connected is difficultg.because the necessaxy experi-
sental data are missing. This review covers the following subheadingsi valence
states of the phosphorus atoml the bond lengths and valence angles in trivalent
phosphorus compounds; the bond lengths and valence angles in pentavalent phos-
phorUs compoundsl and conformational isomerism In acyclic phosphoruBorganic
171p0

USSR UDC 541.124&532.5
GIIMXIY, S. K., and KFAYKIN, M. L.
"Application of the Boundary-Iayer M-thod to the Solution of Problems Concerning
the Movement of Gas Mixtures with Exotic Reactions"
Rauch. TA-. In-t ldekh,, Mosk. Un-ta (Scientific Works of tho Inst4 tute of Plecb-
anics, Hoscow University), No Ii, 1971, pp.110-126 (from -Referativnyy Zhurnal,
Nekhanika# No 2, Feb 72l Abstract No 2B844 135, T. V. Bache'nova)
Translationt Solutions of problems dealing with tha nonequililorium hyperonic
flow of gas in the vicinity of a wedge and:a cons, as well as In front of a
moving piston, are obtained by means of the boundary-layer method. Into the
equations of gas dynamics for a two-dimensional or axisymnetrical flow, a term
is entered which characterizes the supply of~heat to the gas as a result of
the course of a single Irreversible reactiohp the rate of which depends ex-
ponentially upon the temperature. The solution for two-dimension and axi-symme-
trical flows is sought in the form of series with respect to the powers of a
small paraieter, which depends only upon the adiabatic exponent of the gas. An
illustration shous the relative position of shook waves for the wedge and the
Conep for an equilibrium and frozen roaction:and for a notaquilibrium reaction.
Pressure profiles on the wedge arA on the cone ~ itre constructed. Solutions for

4
USM
KIN, M. S. and YAKUBOVSKIY, A. Yu., Institute of Physical Problems, USSR
f-jr=dew 01 Mftces
"Excitation of Constant Potential Differences by an Ultrahigh-Frequency Field
in Bismuth"
Moscow, Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, Vol 60, No 6, Jun 71,
pp 2214-2219
Abstract: The authors investigated the constant potential differences (on the
order of PV) which set in in single crystals of bismuth at helium terVeratures
acted on by an ultrahigh-frequency field (with a power on the order of 64) and
a constant magnetic field. They established that two types of emf -ire excited
in the bismuth sa=les: (1) Nernst emf, which is the result of heating the
sanple with OffF currents and (2) "radio-eirXII., which is produced by the effect
of UHF magnetoplasm radiouraves which propagate in the bismuth in the presence
Of a sufficiently strong magnetic field (on the order of k-Gs). The authors
also discuss severall possibilities for studying radio-emf in raetals. The dis-
lt* eforences to other works; the
ussions are rather detailed w th nimerous r
authors use schematics to illustrate and c1arify their findings. Figure 1 is
a schematic of the resonator used in the research, Figure 2 shows the record-
ing of the potential difference excited in a sample by a UHF fiolA. Figure
1/2

7 -T-
U&SR
MAYKZg M. S., et al, Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy
Vol 60, No 6. Jun ?1, pp 2214-2219
gives,the curve of emf versus temperature for H I kOe. The authors conclude
Lng that further study, both experimental and theoretical, be made on
by,suggestj
the:phenomenon, of exciting radio-emf in metals. The article contains 3 figures
and _a bibliography of 1? titles.
2/2
4o

USSR UDJ 621.~965.62.028-7:621.2'
F~f V14AYKTN. X.S YURIST, BOV.
80n The Investigation Cf The Noise-Factor Of An Optical Heterodyne Reciver
With Impurity Phatoresiutanoe"
Rediotekhniks i pleh-tronika, Vol XVII, IN"o 5, MaY 72, pp 1018-1023
Abstract-. An oxnreacion is found for the noise factor F of an optical hetero-
dyne. receiver with impurity photoresistance and with arbitrarj pavers of the
heterodyne, and for varioue relations betwean the resistance of the photo-
sansitive oemioonductor cr-yetal and the load. Tho problem of a choice of the
ametera of tho impurity pbotorosintanco; ie conaidered:with the object of do-
ar
p
creasing the mapnitude of the noise factor, P, rig- 7 rof. Recolved by editore,
12 April 1971,

USSR UDC 621.376
KIIAYKI if.
VORONr", V. A., 511.
"Band Electro-optical Modulator for the Range up to 1 gigahertz"
1-toscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 6, 1971, pp 153-155
Abstract: The structural design and basic.characteristics of a band electro-
optical modulator based on high-resistance GaAs are presented. The frequency
dependence of the modulation coefficient was measured in the video range. A
formula is presented for calculating the critical load frequency. To increase
the controlling power it is necessary to increase the lo;.%d dimensions which
in accordance with this formula leads to a decrease in the critical load Fred
quency. The static transmission: characteristic, the standing wave coefficient
and the frequency characteristic of the optical modulation coefficient were
measured. A formula is presented relating the synchronous detector readings
to the optical modulation coefficient.
On the basis of the modulator a device with a C0271aser was manufactured
to take the frequency sensitivity characteristics of radiation receivers seill-
sitive to a wavelength of 106 microns. The device operates in the modulaLion
frequency band up to I gigahertz.

USSR UM 681,327.11
IVANENKO, S. D., KLEPIKOV, A. N., KHAYKIN, V. B.
"A Device for Recording Information on an Electrochemical Carrier"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tdvarnyye Znaki,
No 18, 1970, Author's Certificate No 271888, Filed 18 Dec 68, pp ~107-108
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for recording infor-
mationon an electrochemical carrier. The unit contains three groups of
electrodes, one of which is made in the form of a flat fixed electrode, while
another.is made in the form of plates which are insulated from each other.
The device also contains a cartridge for the carrier,,a receiving drum, and
a transport mechanism for the carrier. As a distinguishing feature of the
patent, the speed and reliability of the device are improved by fastening
the third group of electrodes to a movable table and nakin$ this electrode
'group in the form of needle electrodes arranged in three rows, ant-, of them
eorreaponding to the common flat electrode,and the other two corresponding
h Ins lated plates and set at an angleito the directipn in:which the
to t e u
carrier moves.
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-- - - 71 -
---- ---- - -- -- -
F MI-Pom-pp-m-mm,
on

USSR UDC 8.74
KAK`URIN, N. YA., KTAYKIN, Z. S.
"Program for Simplifying and Printing out Logical Formulas Using Digital
Computers"
Pribory i sisteiW avtomatiki. Resp. mezhved. temat. naucti.;-teklm. sb. (Auto-
mation Instruments and Systems. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic Scientific
and Technical Collection), 1972, vyp. 24, pp 127-134,(from RZh-Kibernetika, No
12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12V483)
Translation: A study was made of the algorithm and flow ebart of the program
for finding the parenthetic representations of the switching functions describ-
ing.the functioning of digital devices using digital computers. The program is
executed on the Ural-4 digital computer. It is noted that the results of the
experiments on the digital computer confirm the high efficiency of the algorithm.
Thus, machine time of 5-10 seconds is required to find the optimal parenthetic
representations of functions of 2-4 variables; for functions of 5-7 variables,
45-90 seconds and 10-11 variables, 3-5 minutes.
1/1

UDC 615.285.7.015:612.018:547.756
KHATKINA, B. I., and SHILINA, V. F., Laboratory of Biochemistry, All Union
M1htT-ftd--Rmearch Institute of Hygiene and Toxicology of Pes~icides,
Polymer and Plastic Substances, Kiev
"The Effect of Some Chlorinated Organic Pesticides on Serotonin Metabolism"
Moscow, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, Vol 34, No 3, May-Jun 71, pp 357-359
Abstract: DDT administered orally in 70 mglkg dose for 2 days or 3.5 mg/kg
dose daily for 5 months (corresponding to 115 and 1/100 LD50 respectively)
elevated urinary excretion of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid by 188 and 105%,
respectively. When Lindane was administered in comparable L1)50 doses (34
mg/kg for two days or 1.7 mg/kg daily for:3.months) the excretion of 5-
hydro)vjindoleacetic acid was increased by 160 and.100%, respectively. This
suggests that a change takes place in the metabolism of serotonin.

on~ UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
T-ITLE--ON THE MODE OF SEVINE ACTION ON THE WORM BLOODED -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-KHAYKINA# B.I., KUZMIPJSKAYA9 U.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--.V OPROSY PITANIYAv 19701 NR 3p PP 8-14
PATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
t$UBJECT,AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
".'.TOPIC TAGS--PESTICIDE# TOXICITY/(U)SEVINE
I
:--CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.~-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
SCIENCES
PESTICIDE
XY REEL/FRAME--1999/1181 STEP NO--UR/0244/70/000/003/000810014
'.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123158
UNC LAS S I F IE D

2/2~ ozi UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT70
:tIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123158
GP-0- ABSTRACT. LITERATURE SOURSES AND THE
-AUTHORS PERSONAL OATA THAT ARE CONCERNED WITH THE TOXICITY, METAaULISM
..'AND BASIC -BIOCHEMICAL FACTORS UNDERLYING THE SEVINE ACTION UPON THE WORM
ARE-ADDUCED. FACILITY: CABORATORIYA 310KHIM11 VSES. N-I
:,~~,,~~.'.,:,INSTITUTA-GIGIYENY ITOKSIKOLOGII PESTITSIDOV9 POLIMERNYKH I
PLASTICHESKIKH MASS, KIEV.
UNCLASSIFIED

Cc ~Nr. Ref. Code: UR 0219
PRIMARY SOURCE: Byulletent Ek! ental"noy Biologii i
Meditsiny, 1970, Vol 69, Nr 1, pp 1) 7 -6*0
SPECIFICITY OF NICOTINAMIDE CO-ENZYMES (NAD AND NADP) DISTRIBUTION
IN CELLULAR STRUCTURES OF THE LIVER AND BRAIN IN PATHOLOGICAL
CHANGES OF, CHEMIfCAL ORIGIN
Pavlova, I. I. all1i,,a, B. I
Institute of Hygiene and Toxicalo of Pesticides, Polymers and Plastics. Kiev
9y
The effect of different doses and exposure periods to the action of the orcrano-cliP)-
rine pesticide DDT on the content of nicotinamide co-enzymes in cellular structures
of the liver and brain of albivo rats was studied. DDT was aduvinisterdd peroral!v in
amounts of TO mg/kg three times in succession of in doses of 3.5 rng/kg daily for
in a long-term ac4ion
-5 months. Both with a three-fold introduction of large doses and
of small doses of the pesticide a substantial fall of the nicutinarnide nucleotides
(NAD and NADP) level in the homogenate and their nonunif(."rm di3tribution in the
hepatic cellular structures were revealed. In cellular structures of the brain a uniform
decline of the NAD and NADP levels was noted, while protracted introduction of small
DDT, doses vvras followed by an apprtciable decrease of their content in'the mitoctiondria,
~due, apparently to cumulative properties of the pesticide, Palling NAD and NADP
content in cell~iar fractions of the liver and brain is indicative of decreased energy
potentialities of the tissues and can be used as one of the early sians of poisonin&r
produced by DDT, REEL/FRAME

Class and Ceramic6~
USSR
UDC 666.11.01:620.171.5
VIDRO, L. I., MAKHNAVETSICIY, A. S. , ZATSMAN, I. R.,'TROSIIIN, N. N., KHAYKINA,
? 'VM-. A- 0 MIMAYLOVA, Z. G.
"Installation for Measurement of Stresses in Sheet Class in Reflected Light"
Moscow, Steklo i Kera;aika, No 11, 1972, pp 19-20.
Abstract: The Saratov Affiliate of the State Glass Institute has developed a
laser installation for measurement of stresses in sheet glass. A helium-
neon laser is used as a light source, the beam of light of which is polarized
then transmitted through the glass, reflected on the second surface of the
glass, focussed, compensated and converted to an electric current, measured by,
~an ammeter. The use of the reflection of the light from the second surfice of
the glass allows all parts of the installation to be located on the same side
of the sheet of glass, in many cases the only possible arrangement. The use of
the laser allows the light beaas reflected from the first and second surfaces
of the.91ass to be fully separated.

TECHNICAL TRANSLATIVN'

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FOREICH T ME: TF`7i';ICqF_"~MZ ORSUEZ141VANTYE STPOTTEL"ITYini RASH11; V

ALMAOR t V. G. TAYTS AIM L. B. MAYXIS
pp.
SOURCE I NEKHANIZAT511YA STRO
C].~IN6'25 E'-.1 E 1: 17 '.4 Zw L E
Translate-1 for TSIM -by Eric- Knnner AsaocikNtes
The Ct'PtCntS Of thiS pUblitAtion have been translated as presented in the otirinil text. rq4~
attempt has been made to verify the accuracy of any stitement ccntaincd licit,in. I r 11,
translation is published with a minintuin of copy cditni; and graph;cs ;re74tation in cr,ic;r
to expedite the dissemination of Information. Pkcriucscs for ad6vonal copies of -r*10
documint shoult! be addressed to Department A, National Technical Information Scm co,
Sprin;ficld. Virginia 22151. Approved for public ittexit; distribution unlimited.
This Lrai)vIation .., sec.-. pt"had from a Xerox zaniticript. The graphi
%,,re not ieproducible. An attewpt to obtain the original graphics yiecld*cd~
negirt-We lc5u Ito- Thus, this document wan published go ig, in order to =~a
It OVOL1.011t, on a timely basis.

UNCLASS I F Ho PRO4;t-SStNG 04TE--160CT70
-'~.-TlTLE-PARAMETERS DETERMIhING A GA14MA FIELb IN A MEDluit OF ARBITRARY
POSITIOl"! -4j-
.:.-AUT'i0R-KHAYKGVICH, t..M.
'_-~_.CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
f'.SCURCE--AT. ENEkG. 1970, 28(2), 140-1
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYS IC S
TOPIC TAGS--GAMMA RADIATIONt RADIATION SOURCE# GEOMETRIC FORM, CALCULATION
"'CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCU14ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1994/1234 STEP NO--UR/0089170/028/00-2/0140/0141
~.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115251
UNCLASS I F IED

2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PR6CESSENG DATE-16OCT70
_;;~CIRC ACCE-SSION NO--AP0115251
,,-ABSTRACT/EXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE GAMMA RAWATION, FIELD PRODUCED
BY POINT SOURCES IN VARIJUS f4EDIA IS UNAMBIGUOUSLY DETEO. BY THE
GEOMETRIC SIMILARITY FACTOR AND BY THE EFFECTIVE AT. NO4, OF THE MEOIUM,
-EQUATIONS FUR THE CALCN. OF THOSE PARAMETERS ARE PR:ESENrED.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR ODC 662.75:662.61
BLINOV, V. I., LUSHPAI A. L~ KHAYLOV V. M., and KRUDYAKOVt G. N.
"Burning Rich Kerosene-Air Mixtures in a Tunnel-Type Combustion Chamber"
-Moscow, Goreniye i vzryv -- sb. (Combustion and Detonation -- Colleation of
Works), Nauka Publishing House, 1972, pp 416-420 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal --
Teploenergetikap No 31 1973, Abstract No 3T71)
Translation- The authors present the results of experimental research in the
effect of the excess air ratio (0( = 1.0-0.3), the air temperature (Ta =
0-110000C), and the length of the combustion chamber (0.5-0.2 meters) on the
degree of approximation of the mixture and the combustion products' parameters
to their equilibrium values ine chamber with an internal diameter of 100 =
and at a pressure of 1.1 kg/cm . As the values of O(and T are reduced, the
difference between the experimental and theoretical parameters increases,
Wkile the curves showing the change in the experimental data along the length
of the chamber have a greater slope. The authors show that the~process of
achieving an equilibrium state is limited by the heterogeneous combustion of
the solid carbon given off during the thermal decomposition of the kerosene in
the initial combustion zone. (4 Illustrationa; 5 bibliog. ref.).
36 -

USSII
629-7-036-3-536.46
BLINOV, V. I. , LUSHPA, A. I.: M., and KELIUDYAKOV, G. N.
"The Combustion of Rich Kerosene-Air Mixtures in a Tunnel-Type Chamber"
Moscow, Goreniye i Vzrvv--Sbornik (Combustion and Explosion--Collection of
works), Nauka, 1972,pp 416-42o (from Referativnyy Zhurnal--Aviatsionnyye i
RELketnyye Dvigateli, No 2, 1973, Abstract No 2-34.26. Resume)
Translation: Results are presented of an experimental investiggation of the
influence of the air-excess coefficient (0(= 1-0 -- 1-3), the air temperature
(Tair = 0 _- 10000C)' and the combustion-chwber length (0-5--2.0 m) upon the
degree of approximation of the composition and parameters of the combustion
products to their equilibrium values in a chamber with ma inner diameter of
100 mm at a pressure of 1.1 absolute atmoapheres. The result is obtained
that as Q and %ir decrease, the difference between the experImmital and
theoretical parameters increases, and the curves of chanF~e of the experi-mental
dat a with respect to the chamber length become flatter. It is shown that the
process of attainment of the equilibrium state is limited by the heterogeneous
combustion of solid carbon escaping during the thermsl. decomposition of kero-
sene in the initial zone of combub-tion. 4 figures- 5 references.
UDC
1/1

1/2 026 UNC L A 11-5 1 F I Ed: PROCeSSING DATE--18SEP70
..TITLE--DYNAMIC OF SUPERHARMONIC.VIBRATION DRIVE MECHANISM -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-BYKH0VSKIYj lol*v KHAIMCHAYEVt I.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
MASHINOVEDEN[YEs NR 11 JAN-FEB 70, PP 3L-38
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~-..SUBJECT. AREAS--,14ECH*t IND*, CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR, PHYSICS
TAGS--DYNAMIC SYSTEM, DRIVE TRAIN, HARMONIC OSCILLATION, MECHANICAL
VIBRATION~.F.REQUENCY CHARACTERISTIC
,'..-CONTROL MAqKING--r-40 RESTRICTIONS
_. ..;DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEC)
kq-oxy REEL/FRAME--1986/1203 STEP NO--UR/0380/70/000/001/0031/0038
C.IRC ACCESSION ND--AP0103100
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103100-
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTPACT. 4 SUPER HARMONIC VIBRAfION DRIVE
MECHANISM IN THE FORM (IF A VIBRATING SYSTEM WITH FIVE DEGREES OF FREEDOM
WITH DEaALANCING EXCITER OF VIBRATIONS OF PENDULUM TYPE IS STUDIED. THE
SYSTEM CONSISTS OF A BOTTOM TABLE SUPPORTED BY PLIABLE SPRINGS, A
PENDULUM WITH BUILT IN DEBALANCER AND,REACTION FLYWHEEL JOINED BY A
TORSION UNIT IS SUSPENDED FROM THE TABLE.. THE ROTATION FROM THE DRIVE
IS.TRANSMITTED TO THE FLYWHEEL AND FURTHER ON THROUGH TORSION UNIT TO
OEBALANCER. THE UPPER TABLE IS JOINED WITH THE BOTTOM CINE BY WORKING
SPRINGS. OF THE TWO GROUPS OF THE SYSTEM, ONE SERVES FUR RESONANCE
'AMPLIFICATION OF THE SECOND HARMONIC OF THE TORSIONAL VIBRATIONS OF THE
DEBALANCER, AND THE SECONOr FOR THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE THIRD HARMONIC
aF THE-VIBRATIONS OF VIBRATION EXCITER:FRAM-E. THE,APPROXIMATE FORMULAS
FOR THE AMPLITUDES AND INITIAL PHASES OF STEADY VIBRATIONS ARE OBTAINED.
THE AMPLITUDE FREQUENCY AND PHASE FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS ARE
PRESENTED.
UNCLASSIFIED__-

Mechanical
USSR
BYKHOVSKIY, i. I., and KILADICIWEV 1. S., Moscow
"Dynamic of Superharmonic Vibration Drive Mechanism"
Moscow, Mashinovedenlye, No 1, Jan-Feb 700 pp 31-38
Abstracr: A superharmonic vibration drive mechanism in the form of a
vibrating system with five degrees of freedom with debalancing exciter of
vibrations of pendulum type is studied. The system consists of a bottom
table supported by pliable springs. A pendulum with b~iilt in debilancer
and reaction flywheel joined by a torsion unit is suspended from the table.
The rotation from the drive is transmitted to the flywheel and further on
through torsion unit to debalancer. The upper table is~ joined with the
bottom one by working springs. Of the two groups of the system, one serves
for resonance amplification of the second harmonic of the torsional vibra-
tions of the debalancer, and the second, for the m-plification of the third
harmonic of the vibrations of vibration exciter frame. The 413proximate
formulas for the axaplitudea and initial phaGes of ateady vibrations are
obtained. The amplitude-frequency and phase- f requency characteristics are
presented.

0 _7:77
Acc. Nr; "00*A Ref . Code; UR 0056
AMIQ A*-Z
PRIMARY SOURCE, Zhurnal Ekspen*.Mental'noy i Teoraticheskoy
Fiziki, 1970, Vol ~58, Nr 1, pp 3J-3(a
SURFACE DESTRUCTION OF RUBY CRYSTALS
BY LASER RADIATION
Yu- K. DaailaU , A6 A, Magenkov, A. M. &okhorov C'N
V. YAMAftMqiM.QV_Ma1,kVV
Processes of surface destruction of the action of radiation froM
a ruby laser are iavestigatted experfmentally.~~ The dependence of the threshold
destruction power on duration of laser pulses ranging froul 3-10-7 to 4-10-1- see and
the effect of structure-optical properties of :the surfaces on destruction threshold are
studied. A theory of thermal destmetion on absorbing 'surface defects is developed. An
expression is obtained for the dependence of ~ the: destruction ! power -on dura Lion of the
light pulses. Good agreement- is found beWb,en the experimontal data and the theory
of thermal destruction proposed.
REEL/FR&ME
19731065'
Cd

In C16 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING -DATE--- 20 NO V7 0
_TLTLE--DEPL-l','0E.NCE OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF AN IMPURITY:dN GROWTH RATE DURING
CkYSTALLIZATICN CF SYSTEMS FkOM SOLUTION -U-
H E ISijf4GRPHlC
T
~__AUTf'.0R-(02J-ZhMUR0VA# Z.I.t KHAYMOVmALK0V,:.VoYA.
._'j;CUNTRY LF- INFU--USSR
... SGU,RCE-KRISTALLOGRAFIYA 19709 15(l), 136-41
,DATE ;PU6L ISiEC--70
SU"ECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
-..,,.TOPIC,TAGS--CRYSTALLIZATIO,'i, CRYSTAL.IMPURITY, ZINC COMPOUND, NICKEL
IU,
C0MPCUNDo PGTASr 4 COMPOUND# SULFATE
CNTRCL MARK I NG-ND RESTRICTIONS
'9CCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-~PROXY REELIFRAME-1995/0905 STEP NG--UR/0070/70/01.5/001/OL36/0141
i]4~~.it_ I 1.k t__" I J- 11. i1

212 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
..CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0116415
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DISTRIBUTION CUEFF., K OF AN
BETWEEN THE LIQ. AND SOLID PHASE DURING CRYSTN. [N THE
ISOPORPHIC SYSTEM ZNK SU82(SO SU84) SUB2.6H SUB2 C-PlIK SU82 (So SUB4)
-SUB2.6H SUB2 0 WAS STRONGLY DEPENUENT ON.THE DEGREE~OF SUPERSATN. BUT,
AT C-ONST. SUPERSATM., PRACTICALLY INDEPENDENT OF THE RAFE OF STIRRING,
CONCW* GF THE IMPURITY (fil PRIME2POSIllYt)t AND TFE~VISCOSITY OF THE
SCjLh.t WhICH HOWEVERv STKONGLY AFFECTED tHE RATE OF GROWI'll OF THE (110)
FACE- OF TPE CRYSTALS. THE INDEPENDENCE OF K AND FIIE GR(JWTH RATE SHOWS
THAT TFEANLLUSIEN OF THE IMPURITY INTO THE CRYSTAL IS GOVERNED BY
-,..-.,.EXCHANGE PROCESSES WHICH TAKE PLACE BETWEEN THE SURFACE LAYER OF THE
THE SOLN. LAYER ADHERING-TO.ITO FACILITY: INST.
-.KRISTALLCGR., MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED---

oig UINCLASS'I'FIED~ PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
-TITLE--DIS1~16L.TIGN, __F ISOMORPHIC IMPURITIES DURING CRYSTALLiZATION FROM
-AQUEOUS SLLUTIONS -U-
u-AUTHOR-(02)-ZHFUROVA, Z.l.p KFAYMOVMALKOVt~V.YA*
OF INFO--USSR
".,SOURCE--KRISTALLOGRAFIYA 1970, 15(1)v 142--~S
~_DATE PUBLISHED-70
-~SUBJECJ AREAS-CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
TAGS-CRYSTALLILATION't AQUEOUS SOLUTIONt ALUMINUM COMPOUNDr ZINC
NIUM COMPOUND, CRYSTA.L IMPORITY
---COMPOUND, AMMC
I- '-CCNTRCL M
AkKlhG--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CL.ASS-UNCLASSIFIEU
fOROXY REEL/FkAi4E--1995/0904 STEP NO--UR/0070/701015/001/0142/01-'tB
'~C:IRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0116414
UNCLASSIFIEO

_7
-2-12 019 UjNCLASSIFIED PROCE55ING DATE-20NOV70
~._C LRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0116414
:-ABSTRAC.I/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DEPENDENCE OF THE DISTRIBUTION
OF ISCMCRPHIC IMPURITIE5 DURING CRYSTN. FROM AQ. SOONS. ON THE DEGREE OF
SUPERSATN.r TEMP., C0NCN. OF THE IMPURITYv AND THE GROWTH RATE OF A
~GIVEN CRYSTAL FACE WAS STUOJEU FOR THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS: (1) ALK(SO
SU84) SU52.12H SUB2 G-CRK(SU SU84) SU82.12H SU82 6; (2) AL(NH SU84)(SO
SU84) SU62.12H. SU62 G-ALK(SG SU64J-SU62.IZH SU82 0,; (3) K SU132 SO
SU84-K SUb2 CRO SUB4; (4) ZNINH SU84) SU132 (50 SU84) SUB2.6H SU82
O-NICNH SUB4) SUBZ(SO SUB4) SUB2.6ti SUB2,10; 15) - ININH SUB4) SUBZ (SO
SUB4) SUB2.6h SUB2 0. THE FOLLOWING CONCLUSIONS WERE MADE: (1) IF
-HE 'DISTRIBUTION
THE IMPURITY IS MORE SOL. THAN THE eASIt SUBSTANCE,,']
COEFF. K IS SMALLER THAN 19 WHEREAS K IS GREATER THAN I FOR LESS SOL.
JmPURITIES; (2) THE !,NCLUSION OF THE IMPURITY IN THE CRYSTAL DECREASES
wITh CECREASINC 0EGREF_ OF SUPERSATN. IN SYSTEMS WITH K SMALLER THAN I
AND INCREASES IN SYSTLMS WITH K GREATER THAN 1; (3) THE DISTRIBUTION
-6VEN LF ISCMCRPHIC IMPURITI,:S IS UERENDENT CF THE GROWTH PYRAlilo OF A
MORPHIC SYSTEMS HOLDS
GIVEN FALL. (4) THE 8ERTHELOT NERNST LAW FOR IS0i
OVER A WIDE RANGE OF CGNCNS. ANDzSUPERSAINS.v EVEN UNDER NONEQUIL.
_CLINDITICNS; (5) THE DIFFERENCE IN ThE INCLUSION OF. THE IMPURITY BETWEEN
2THE GRGWIH PYRAMIDS INCREASES.WITH INCREASING IMPUR,ITY CONGN. AND (6)
RELATTEN EXISTS BETWEEJ R
N THE GROWTH RATE OF A GIVEN C Y5TAL
FACE ANd THE F AC1 L I TY: INST.
INCLUSICN OF ThE ImPUk[TY.
MOSCOwt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

--- --------- ---
112 -019 UNCLASSIIIFIED PROftSSING i)ArE--090CTi0
LE--THEfJRY OF PERTURBED GAMMA GAMMA ANGULAR CORRELATIONS FOR ORIENTED
MUCLEI -U-
`.AUTHOR-KHAIMOVICH, F.P.
.-,,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
l$OURCE--YAD. FIZe 19701 II(l)v 59-62
',:0ATE PUBLISHED----70
SU13JECT AREAS-PHY51CS
~JUPIC TAGS-EXCITED NUCLEUSt QUADRUPOLE MOMENTr EXTERNAL MAGNETIC Ell-LD,
ANGULAW DISTRIBUTION, PHOTON EMISSION~ GAMMA SPECTRUM, COIWELATION
:STATISTICS
MARKfNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
:'DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME-1960/0170 STEP NU--UR/0367170/11)11/001./VjO59/0062
,.~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0048462
UNCLASSIFIED
- - --------- -- - - ---------------------

2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DArE-09OCT70
'C.IRC ACCESSION NO--AP00484b2
GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE THEORY OF PERTURBED ANGULAR
GAMMA GAMMA CORRELATI011 S FOR ORIEi -ED NUCLEI-IS INVESTIGATED.
I N T THE
POS.SIBILITY IS CONSIDERED OF DETG. THE SIGN OF THE QUADRUPOLE MOMENT OF
EXCITCO NUCLEI. THE EFFECT OF EXTERNAL FIELDS ON THE ANGULAR
DISTRIBUTION OF THE DOUBLE GAMMA QUANTA, EMMED BY ORIENTED NUCLEI , A~ND
THE SIGN OF THE QUADRUPOLE MOMENT ARE DETD. THE AN ULAR CORiELATION OF
G
THE GAMNA QUANTA IS 13EST DESCRIBED BY INTROUUCING POLARJZATIGN TENSORS
THE R SUEGN NUCLEI, WHICH ARE MATH. CONNECTEO WITH THE MATRIX OF THE
-:'KALAN. FIL.-TEKH. INST.:
NUCLEUS Pt40M0 PRIME D. FACILITY..
77 KAZAN, USSR..
SSIFIED