SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MUSHINSKIY, V.P. - MUSTAFAYEV, R.A.

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'-A8STRAi:T/L-.AT8ACT--(U) GP-0- A6STRACT THE LUMINESCHICE OF SINGLE
'X SE SUBI-X WAS
CRYSTALS UF A CGNTINU(JUS RAINGE OF SOLID SULNS. U FG It S S U:li
STUDIED AT 770LGREESK. THL EXCITATICN SPEGfRU,-f CONSISTS OF I bROAD EYAND
RANSITItN FROM GAS TO GA. FOR CRYSTALS
GRADUALLY BKOADENING WITH T'
WHERE X IS SPALLER TiiA,,,4 OR EQUAL TO 0.5v LUMINESCEM'.*E IN If< LONGWAVIL
REGICN ADJCINS THE EDGE OF THE ABSORPTICM BANDS. :TME- LUMINESCENCE
CONSISTS CF 2 6ANOS. SHIJKTInAVELENGTH 610;0~S OF MED11iIJIM INrliNSITY HAVE
EXCITC14 CHARACTER. THE STOKES DISPLACLMENT GRAVUALM' DECREASES FROM GAS
TO~GASE. IT IS 0.05 EV FOR GASE. USIN~~MOTT'S FORi,40LA FOR THE
DEPENDENCE OF INTENSITY OF LUMINESCENCE UN TEMP.# THE CALCO. ENERGY OF
ACTIVATIM WAS 0.39 AND 0.37 EV FOR GASi'AND GASEv A E,SP . FACILITY:
GOS. UNIV.v KISHINEV, USSR.
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,,:AUTlHOR-(02)-KARAMANt M.I.r MUSHINSI
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GUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, 4(2)t 424-5
DAT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
1". -,SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY
-;TOPIC TAGS--SINGLE CRYSTAL, CHEMICAL BONDINGt DIELECTRIC CONSTANT, GALLIUM
'__.J,'COMPOUWDr SELENIDEt BOND ENERGY
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IOCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
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2/2 023 UNCLASSI FIEO PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0105557
:l.,-lABSTRACT/EXTqACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CHANGE IN *rHE ABSORPTION
WAS ')k SOLID SOLNS,
COEFF., K, DETO. FOR A GASE SINGLE CRYSTAL AND Fl, DUE
TO THE ACTION OF AN ELEC. FIELU. THE SPECTRAL DEPENDFNCE [IF K WAS FOUIND
-IN-THE ABSENCE OF A FIELD, AND THE CHANGEr DELTA K, WAS MEASURED AT
77DEGREES K FOR A FIELD E EQUALS E SUBO PLUS E SUBVAR, WHERE E SUBO ES
THE CONST,.COMPO.NENT AND E SUBVAP tS THE VVARIABLE COMPONENT OF THE
FIELD. THE SPECTRAL DEPENDENCE OF DELTA K OBTAINED Al E SUBO EQUALS E
SUBVAR EQUAL 2.5 TIMES 10 PRIME3 V-CM WAS USED TO CALC. THE WIDTH OF THE
-FORBIDDEN BAND (DELTA E SUBG EQUALS 2.109 PLUS OR MINUS 0.002 EV) AND
THE~BOND,ENERGY OF THE EXCITON (G EQUALS:.0.021 PLUS~OR 14INUS 0.002 EV)
THE PQSITIONS OF THE ISTt N.EQUALS'L~f AND ?_NDi:N EQUALS 2, NEG.
N THE, Ef FECTIVE' MASS OF- THE E-XCI'TONI~ K-EQUALS SUBO j, AND THE
'RADIUS OF THE:IST BOHR ORBIT* ALPHA EQUALSA4 ANGSTROM9 WERE-CLACT). BY
USING THE VALUE OF THE STATISTICAL2DIELE0. CONST. FOR GASEt EPSILON SUBO
:EQUALS~. 9i8.
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USSR UDC 539.374
A-SLUN 14Q&MY1F_
"Behavior of the Solutions of Certain Equations for Viscoelastic Vibrations
of Rods"
Tr. V Mezhdunar. konf. po nelineyn. koleban-7yam. T. 3 (Yorks of the V Interna-
tional Conference on Nonlinear Oscillations. Vol. 3), Kiev, Institute of
Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences UkrSSR, 1970, pp,509-517 (from RZZh-
Mekhanika, No 12, Dec 71, Abstract No MOO)
Translation: The following differential :quation is considered
alu I)k+ All
dts dx
It describes oscillations of a rod that are longitudinal. at k 1 and transverse
at k = 2. The material of the rod obeys the Voigt equat;on. The quantities a,
-nctions of x, t and 3u/3x, 32jj ZX2 . k k.
0 and Y are fL au /ax and 3u/3t,
;ZU/;tax1 .... ak+lu/axkat are defined for *(6, fE(0, oo.) and any functions
of the remaining arguments. The boundary and initial covditions have the foril:
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YE., Tr. V Mezhduiiar. konf. po nelineyn. kolebaniyam. T. 3, Kiev,
Institute of Mathematics of the Academy of,S6iences UkrSSR, 1970, pp -517
U (0, t) (0, 1)
(0, 0=0
dx
du
U (1, t)0
U (x, 0) ='T at (X, 0) V (X)
Conditions are established under which the solution of.the classical problem
is bounded and tends exponentially toward a null solution with respect to -t
b." as t and uniformly with respect to the x-.coordinate., It is shown that
Z_ the null solution of the problem is asymptotically stable, for y 0. M. I.
Rozovskiy.
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,.-COUNTRY OF
"~-SOURCE--KHIM. PROM. MOSCOW 1970t 46(2)p 95-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:~:_SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--PYROLYSISt SULFURIC AC10v ACETYLENE# CHEMICAL PURIFICATION,
~.,BUTAWENE
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119643
ABSTRAGTI~XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CONCNS. OF PROPADIENEv MEC
..TRIPLE BOND CH, DIVINYL, ETC TRIPLE BOND CHI VI,N YLACE-TYLENE, AND HC
TRIPLE BOND CC TRIPLE BOND CH IN AGETONE AND MOISTURE FREE PYROLYTIC
ACETYLENE (1) WERE REDUCED FROM 0.2-005s 0.2-0.41 0.01-0.0.23,
0,001-0.0021 0.02-0*039 AND 0*005-0.007 VOL. PERCENTv RESP., TO 0.01,
0.001, 0.001t 0.001, 0.00131 A"O 0.0046 VOLm PERCENT RESP. BY BUBBLING I
THROUGH 95PERCENT H SUB2 SO SUR4 AT.25DEGREES AT, FLOW RATE 500-100
VOL,-HR. INCREASING THE TEMP. TO 55 -75DEGREES CAUSED NEGLIGIBLE
INCREASE IN THE DEG. OF PURI-FICATION BUT INCREASED CONSIDERA3LY THE
RESINIF-ICATION OF THE ACID AND LOSS OF']; THE DEGREE:0F PURIFIVATION
DECREASED WHEN THE ACID CONCN. WAS REDUCED TO 90-85PERCENT. THE AMT. OF
'-ACI-1) NEEDED7 TO PURIFY I TON OF [,WAS S1141LAR TO::50 KG,.
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PkxARY SoURCE: izvestiya Akademii auk "Purkmens"ecoy SSR, Seriya
BiologicheskiWi Niauko ~970, Nr PIP S3-57
M. G. Mushkanibarava
LAMELLICORNS (COLE El IME) IN MURGAB
AND TEDZHE14 LOWERS~
Lamellicorns (Coleoptera. Scarabaeidae) are pie~eivted by 25 species in Murgab-
and Tedzlien lowers (Turkmenia). 6 of thern are enOrnic. There is no fastidiousness
irl their nutrition. Beetles oi 13 species, are intermediate hosts oi helminths for,
domestic and wild animals.
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Acc. 14r.04P0029572- Ref. Code UR 0297
PRIMARY SOURCE: Antibiotiki 1 19~08 Vol 15 Nr 10
EFFECT OF X~IPHOTERICXIN B ON ELECTROCARDIOGRAM SHOWING IN DOGS
A. At. Dunma AL
Leningrad frustitute for Antibiotics, en! gtad -Post Graduate iN
L I It L n ledicat Institute
sh-awing 01, electrocardiograms in 4 dogs. "'2 male and 2 lemale) tr(?a,ted with intra-
vevolls w;,,;-r so'uble ampl-cite--kin B in -4jdium des-jxychalab! in doses -of 500 to
1000 Ur-itslkg was studied. Variability itilhe [rdividmil geitsi6vit.- of ihe anintals t,0 tlic
3p-'LibioUc was ci~,ierv~d. Pronouncod changei in We electi-t)(-ardiovinis in the f,f-.rm 01
sinusoid arhythmia with rare sys,tolles, hlg~her P pi,:.k acid dispL~,etiwnt of PQ interva!
down from the isl)line, slower atrioventricular :ondu,-fivify, Smoatiricular bloct, presence
of "gigantle";p0sitive or lwptive T pjc~-5 ~jid hivii thin Q ~pkk were recorded. Th-~ changes
in Nhe clc--4rocardiograms must bp indi"cafive ol ek-ctrolytL, irmpaimim)l mribinatim) wit],
dysirophic changes in the myof:ardium,
REEL/,FFAXE
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USSR r.41.128.1 +347.43
MUS4MK. LL_S., and VOLKOVA, N. V., Institute of Orgazic Cheudstry, Academy
of Sciences UkrSSR
"Mechanism of the Action of Ethylenediumine In the lod1nation of Glycol
Aldehyde Phosphoric Acid Ester"
-963
Kiev, Ukrainskly Xhimir-heskiy Zhurnal, Vol 19,j No 9, Sep 73, pp 962
A.
Abstracti The kinetics of the lodination OA glycol uldehyde phosphoric acid
eater in the presence of ethylenedianine veze investigated, It was established
that substitution with I or one of the H atomis in the ester ims accompamied
by splitting off of the phosphate group. ForAation of the active ensm~ne
H203PO-FC-CH-NHCH2CH2nH2 can be assuned, whicli undergoes iodination followvd
by hydrolysis with the formation of glyoxal, Glyoxal could not be isolated
from the reaction mixture; it appaxently~un".rwant furbher transformations.
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WURCE-U.S.S.R. 264,3A8
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4. 013RAZ 1970,
JATr ~PUHL ISHEO-03-MAR70
'OUBJECT Ail EAS--CHEM IS TkY
OPIC.TAGS-A-MINE, ORGANIC AZINFI CHEMICAL PAYENTY PYj"'DLY:ilS, ORGANIC
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UDC: 669-295
VYATKM9 1. P., ZIMIN, V. Ht MGM, N. I., am MHONS, m. M.
-MMMIS
"Lining Smelting of %-iquetted Titanium Sponge"
Moscow# Tsvetnyye Meta1lyt No 10, Oct 73 PP 41-42
Abstract: The authors study the possibility of using gvessed titanium bricuets
wfthout presmelting as consumable electrodes. This involved the. selection ~f the
optimal technological paramL-Lers which would ensure smelting stability. The solu-
tion of this problem would make shaped casting inexpensive. The smelting was con-
ducted in a lined vacuum are furnace designed by VIAM (All-Union Scientific Re-
search Institute of Aviation Haterials), The TG-100t TG.-120p and TG-ChH grades of
titanium sponge were used as the charging material, The sponp was pressed in the
B-654 briquet press at 630 tonz into briquets of 140 and 160 nim in diameter and
=0 mm higlu In all more than 50 smelts were conductedo It wais shown that apongq
quality during the smelting of briquets made from the WI-100p TG-120j and TG-4M
grades did not affect smelting. The visually observable gas generation was prac-
tical],y the same or significantly greater.than during tbe smelting of monolithic
electrodes* An attempt to reduce gas generation by smelting :Ui a helium atmosphere
proved unsuccess" The pressed electrodes aluo need more heat than the monolithic
electrodes since their thermal conductivity and density are 1A)wer. It was aLso
abom that the use of large diameter electrodes is more advantageous,, During test-
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VYATKBI I* P., et al# Tsvetrrjye Metally, No 10, Oct 73p pp ]a-,42
ing the obtained liquid metal was poured into forms, producing either ingots or
shaped partse Specimens were cat from these and their cbemical composition and
mechanical properties determinede The corrosion resistance of these specimens was
determined using standard methodology in H01 gas and acid medias The corrosion
rate was quite high during the first 800 hours and reached mwdmum at 150-200
bourse Specimens made from TG-ChM corrode more than speoimens made from TG-100.
As the test duration is increasedl the difference in the rate of corrosion dimini-
..shes and becomes identical*.
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USSR um 669-721
VYATKIN, 1. P., MOM, V. A., MUSHKOV. S. V., SHCJIlMK0NXCrvl, A. A., and
STOLBOVA, A. D.
"On the Continuous Production of HiGh-Purity Magnesimi"
I-lbscow, Tsvetnyje Metany, iio 6, Jun 73? pp 47-48
Abstract: The continuous production of high-purity irti-nesi= by processim-,
tbe rmlt 'with titarteium-containirg additives in a castln:- conmlex is described.
The qualit~y of the mgnesium produced satisfies the purity :i-equire-ITCnts f r
10
aU admi%-tures., except for iron ad_,:~ixtures. To eliminate _5:1-on, the titanitu,,~-
containing additives are introduced into the refining chamiber of the furna-~~.e
together with crude magnesium; as a result of tltanitm reactin-, with iron
in the crude, the generated compounds precipitate on coolinj!-, on the lbottom of
the refining chamber. The iron-purified rzimesium., Luider jxmssure of the next
portion of the cast crude, overflows into the pourlInG cl=ibe-r; from t"here it
iv fed onto the castin;~ cariveyer. Mhe iron content, its Lna2yoin, and tlie
dynames Of CFe chv-Dgc al-e discuSsr-'(I. Industrial xemiltks rhowerl Viat mc!lts
contained 0-003-0-0010e wid 0.006-0.011P%~*Tl, Two tables, three biblioiTi-api-r-ic
references.

USSR UDC 669.721.053.4
WATKIN, I. P., GULYAKIN, A. I., KECHIN, V. A. , 1=1 V.
ONO
"Protection of Magnesium from Saturation with. Iron During Renelting in Steel
Crucibles"
Tr. Vses. N.-i. i Prockt. In-ta Alyumin., Magn. i Elektrod. Prom-sti [1vorks
of All-Union Scientific Research and Plaluning Institute for the Aluminum,
Magnesium and Electrode Industry], No 79, 197-1, pp 83-87, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zliurnal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstr,*ct No 5 G247 by G.
Svodtseva).
Translation. High purity Mg is produced in a steel crucible by processing of
the Mg raw material witli Ti-containing additives, followed by cooling for
various periods of time. The content of Fe is decreased from 0.03-0.04%, the
content of Mg raw material to 0.001-0.005% following Ti treatment. Remelting
of higli purity Mg is possible in t1le production of alloys based on Mg or Al
at consumer. plants. High purity pig Mg containing 0.001% Fe was charg(~d into
a steel crucible, melted for 4 11OUrs, heated to 7100 and held for 1.5 hours,
then repoured. The content of Fe remaiiied: at the sme leve.1 during all stages
of remelting. The content of other impurities also rs,,mained unchanged.

USSR UDC 669.721.41
I. P., KECHIN, V. A. MUSHKO BMiD[,bkN 0. 1., BONDARFVA, E. P.
VYATKIN,
"Composition and Structure of Highly Pur .e Primary Marnesium"
Metalloved. splavov IeRkikh met --, V sh. (PhySical Metallurgy of Alloys of
Light Metals -- collection of works), Moscow, Nauk-a Press, 1970, pp 155-189
(from RZh-~Ietalluraiya, 'No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G220)
Translation: A net: procedure has been developed and introduced for purifyin-a
Mg by treating the Mg with Ti-containing additives. The dependence of the
Mg structure on its composition has been studied in special samples urlth Ti
and Be additives. The Be additive used to decrease the oxidizability of
highly pure Mg does not lead to enlargement of' the 'Mg acrograin in the
presence of Ti admixture. There are 4 illustrationst I table,and a 7-entry
bibliography.
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Translation: A new method of refining naLmesiim by processing magnesium
vith titanium-containing additives has been developed and introduced. The
composition dependence of the magriesiumatructure waa investi(mted on special
qxcimns with titanium and beryl2ium eAditions. It iv cha;m that the addition
of ber732ium with a view to decreasing the oxidizabili-l;y of high-purity
magnesium does not affect an enlarging of the macrogmEm in presence of a
titanium admixture. Four figures...one tablio, seven bibliographic references.

Abstractt Since traces Of ss-&Illwl in a magnesi=--l-ItMum a2loy Inczease its
brittleness, a --ttAy was r--uie to deterrine t~e =Lxinuri a3lowralble azounts of
sodium which may be pre-sen". in t;ie raiv mateilals- used far the electrolytic
oy. 'a m= x
production of the a' The use of carnall-it -Ath a =r mount of'
magmsium &-loride for electralysiz alloued. tl~e prcduction of magnesium-
lithium alloy ingotz idth a rzja--= --odium cant of 0,'003%.

MMUMMMS" --
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USSR UDC 669.715
VYATKIN, I. P., KECHIN, V. A., BRANDMIN, 0. 1., and KUSHKOV, S. V.
"Variatioa of Iron Content in ILef ining and Holding Magn6sfum Melts in
Industrial Furnaces"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No 5, May 70, pp 47-48
Abstract: A study was made of the variation of iron content in magnesium
melts. It is noted that the variation of,iron content probably depends not
only on the magnesium cooling rate, but also on its state and on the nature
of impurities. The dispersion of iron content In magnesium in SIMT-1 furnaces
is explained by the wide range of magnesium temperature variation and the
related iron solubility in magnesium. The magnesium temperature stabiliza-
tion in continuous refining furnaces withicapacities of~6 to,15 tons of Mg,
made it possible to obtain a constant iron content in magnesium.

DATE--020CT70
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JlTLE_-AUQPTIQN OF A FOU14DRY CCl.4PLkX FOR REFINING Ai"ID TEEMING
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TOPIC-TAGS--METAL REFINING9 ;MAGNESTUM-P METALLURGIC FURNACEI ELECTROLYTE*
,:,.'.,.-'MAGNESIUM :CHLORIDEv POTASSIUM CHLORIDt, SODIIUM CHLORIDE, MAGNESIUM
OXIDE# ECONOMICS
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ACCESSION NO--AP0107290
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A TEEMENG COMPLEX HAS BEEN ADOPTED
FOR PRODUCrIGN OF PIG MG, INCLUDING A CONTINUOUSLY OPERATING FURNACE
:4
WITH SALT HEATING, ELECTROMAGNETIC CONDUCTION PUMPv AND A TEEtING
-CONVEYER OR DOMESTIC CONSTRUCTION, THESE PARTS ARE DESCRIBED. THE
CONSTRUCTION OF THE FURNACE PRECLUDES MG FROM BEING IN CONTACT WITH THE
14G :AND THE ATM., PROVIDES FOR FAST AND U141FOR14 FIEAY114G OF MG TO THE
REQUIRED TEMP-9 AND MAKES IT POSSIBLE To MAINTAIN THAT TEMP. WITH A MIV.
OF ENERGY.LUSSES. AS COMPARED TO THE LAB. FURNACE., THE COM. PR-ITOTYPE
COULD TAKE 1.5 TIMES AS MUCH MG. THE OPERATING TEj-lP. OF THE ELECTROLYTE
AND.MG IS 7-00-10DEGREES; THE CURRENT IS 5-KA, AND.THE VOLTAGE IS 30-40
V; THE CAPACITY FO THE HOPPER IS 6 TONS, AND THE APIT. OF THE ELECTROLYTE
(t4GCL USB2 LOt KCL 60-70, NACL 10-15, AND GA CL SL162 5-10PERCEITI IN THE
FURNACE IS 13-,TONS-. THE TEEMING OF THE- REFINED MG~CAN BE CARRIED OUT
DURING THE PURING IN OF THE MG RAW MATERIAL. THE~ESSENCE OF THE
:)R COM INED
REFINING,OP-ERATION CONSISTS IN SETTLING DOWN OF THE FRFE, B
WITH MGOI CHLORIDE PARTICLES. IN THE REFINED MG THERE IS LESS THAN
0.003PERCENT:CL PRIME NEGATIVE. OURING:THE SETTLING.DOWNt THE EXCESS
MAT* OF I-Et, RELATIVE TO THE EQUIL* AMT.11:ALSO SETTLES DOWN. THE
~ADOPTIONDS THE TEEMING COMPLEX MADE It.'POSSIBLE TO REDUCE THE SP.
ENERGY BY 2.5 TINE~;..JT ALSDIM4DE IT POSSIBLE TO
CONSUMPTION OF ELEC. c
-REDUCE- THE WASTE OF THE METAL AS WELL AS-OF LABOR.,
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USSR twc 669.7214884
VYATKIH, I. P. , FM V S XZCjUFV#V.A* aid Y='N' F. M.
"Technological Requirements For the Production of Hagnouluit-Lithium Alloys"
Moscowt Tsvetnyye Hetallys No 6, 19720 pp 43-4,
Abstracts Two methods were considered for the preraration of magnesium-lithium
alloys. One method required the use of a prots.3ctive flux conisisting of molten
lithium chloi-ide ant, lithiun -.1"luoride. it was unaccepUtble because of many
difficulties encountered during the work. The second inthod uses argcn. as
a protective atmosphere in a 500-kg crucible equipped irith a cover. The
charge elements are added in the following sequences at firstf a small
amount of magnesium ingot wit-1h MA is melted in the cruoible at 7000
for 4-5 hr, then a high-purity magnesium ingot with not morn than 0.00% Na
Is added at the same teaDerature, followed by aluminump zinc, cadmiumt and
lithium, in that order. The alloy -was mixed. for 5-15 ain &f tar the addition
of each alloying element. All metals were added as ingots In order to
eliminate impuritiesp especia2ly Va. UthiurA ingots wore Xqshed in kerosene
at firot, wiped up, and dried in air brifore baing placed into the
crucible. The whole production proceos took 9-10 hr. The I)ouring of the
aU was done at 700-7100C, The alloys,(Several smeltIngs) contained
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-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLAS51FIED
PROXY REEL/FRA-IIE--1999/1068 STEP NO--UR/o2 51/'70/057/002/0313/0316
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0123061
L .3'; 1l'E j

--- WORM
7
212 015 Pi:10CESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0123061
ABSTRAC.T/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. :AN ANAL. Of CALCD. AND EXPTL.
'O"M TEMP.v
A031LITY DATA SHOWS THAT THE- MA[14 SCATTERING 11 i CH AN I SM AT R
INP, INAS, AND INP-11'JAS SOLID SOLNS. CONTG. ELECrIkONS WITH N SIMILAR TO
PRII-IE16-10 PRIME17-04 PRIME3, IS Jr, UF;CARRI-VRS ON PGL'NR
r- SCATTER [A
LATTICE VIBRATIONS. THE POLAH SCATTERING. INCIREA,SES WlTii THE TkAiNSITION
-HE EFFECTIVENESS
FROM INAS TO INP. SCREENING MAY CONSIDERABLY DECREASE I
OF.POLAR SCATTERING WHEN N IS LARGER THAN 1'),PRI[4f-L7-Cf4 PREME3. WHEN N
-CM PAVIE3, IONIC SCATTEE'RING A
EQUALS 0.8 TIMES 10 PRINE19 IS FHE 4 1.4,
MECHANISM. FACILITY: TBILIS. GOSo. -lJNIV.rTBILISIP USSR&
UNCLASIS

Magnesium.-
USSR
UDC 669-721-372
FRAPITAS'YEV, N* At I and MM03HAVLEV, K, 2.1 All-Union
Institute of Aluminum and 1%~gEesjU7~m
"Cathode Process on Magnesium Chloride Elea-"rolyais in Melts
w
Containing Impurities"
Ordzhonikidze, izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnylch Zavedeniy,
Tsvetnaya Metallurgiyat No 61 19713, pP 56-62
Abstract: The summary cq
Lthodic -oolarization in the electrolyte
of the. composition (in wt%) 10 fA,-C ~9, 50 Na0l, and 40 X01 yr,-4s
investigated at 7000C and 0.5 A/cmi_ cathodic current density;
the results of-measuring the stationary potentials,of Nit Fes,
Cr, Al, bin, Ti, and Mg, as compared to the 01 electrode, are
presented. Equal weight- Fe and Y1n potential,99 relative Clo the
comparable 01 electrode, visre dete-rmined for alloys containing
2' _pc '
(in ion-iractions) 6.4-10- and 2.06.10 and 5.87.1o-3 and
2.13-10 Mnj respectively, and the respectiva empirical equa-

USSR
FRAMS'YEV, N. A., and MUSHSHAVLEV, K. D., lavestiya Yjashikh Uchebziykh
Zavedenly, Tsvetn.Va ffetallurgiya#'No 6j 19731 pp 56-6Z.
tions are formulated. Fe polarized on the cathode at potentials
close to equilibrium. The joint Fe and Igg discharge in irelts
containin- (in ion fractions) 1 -3 to 9.1,_10-3 Pe (7000)
207-10 0
takes place at 0.06 to 0.4 A/cm current densities. The limiting
discharge current of Pe ions 2was not attaine&at 3.73.10-2 pe
concentration. At 0.006 A/cin current density, the 1-,'--b cathode
potential becomes equal to the Fe stationary potential at appro-
priate Fe concen-'Crationc, in the electrolyte and appropriate tem-
perature of the electrolyte. Five figures, one table, eight for-
mulasq six bibliographic references.
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/Z 038 UNCLASSIFI D' PROCESSING DATE--;!30CT70
'T'ITLE--EFFECT OF SURFACE UXIDE FILMS ON THE MAGNETIC PROPeRTIES OF
'q:~TKANSFGRHER STEELS -U-
.''AUTHOR-041-PROKOPCHENKO, YE.A.ir F.D.p KRUTSILO, I.K.,,
HIROSHNICHENK01
..14USHTAYEVp V.F.
QLMrrRV OF; _1NFO--USSR.
.__SQURCE_-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRt Zo 19701 3412)v ;?67-71
------- 70
-,,:DATE PUBLISHED
.:SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
'~'.'TOPIC TAGS--TRANSFORMER STEEL, MAGNETIC PROPERTY, TECHNICAL STANDARD,
~-ST E EL. SHE ET, OX I D AT I ON, S I L I C ON A 11 OY rSINGLE CPYSTAL, ANISOTROPYr
ETCHED CRYSTALt COLD ROLLING? OXIDE FILM/(U)GOST E320 Tg.~%NSFORMER STEEL,
~'~:JWGOST E330- TRANSFCkMER STEEL
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--tINCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1926 STED NO-Ult/0048f 70/034/002/02,57/0,?71
CIRC A.C-C-EISSION t-40--AP0115740
I-Li

212 038 UNCLASSIFIED PRKE*SSI'JG DATE--?30CT70
-._C[RC ACCESSION N10- ALP 0 115 740
GP-0- A8STRACT. A SER I E!' OF EXPTS. WAS P,:P.FoR'-L:D
-TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF SURFACE OXIDE FILMS 3-5 mu 'THICK, OBTAINED BY
THER04L nxia,4. IN AIR, ON THE REDISTRIOUTION OF 0151-oCATION IN ANI) THE
MAGNETIC PROPERTIES r
OF SOVIET TRAN&FORMER STEELS GO&T E320 AND E330.
PLATE SPE:CI,1A=_,NS 250 TIMES 20 TIMES 0.35 MM CUT OUT OF COLO ROLLED
TRANSFOPMER STEEL PLATES AT ANGLES OF Ot 55, AND WITH RESPECT
pas ~-No
THE THE ROLLING DIRECTION WERE SUEJECTED TO `4AGNETIC ME-ASURE'l,
EXPOSED TO AIR AND (OR) HIGH PURIT'Y Ak AT VARIJUS ELEVATED TEMPS. THEN
JHE FILM THICKNIESS WAS DETD. AND THE MAGNETOSTRICTION, COERCIVE FORCET
REMANENT INDUCTION, AND SP. MAGNETIC LOSSES Of: THE SPECIMENS WERE
MEASURED AGAIN* ANISOTROPY OF THE MAGNETIC PROPERTaLS WAS ALSO STUDIED
AS 714E SPECIMENS CUT AT THE 3 DIFFERENT~ ANGLES (LONiGITUOINALLYt
TRANSVERSELY', AND AT 55DE-GREES) FROM rHl' ENRO1.1.1-0 P'l,ATE WFRE CONSIDERED
TO BE QUASI SINGLE CRYSTALS CUT ALONG THE (100)v (1:10)t AND (111)
CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC PLANESP RESP, IN SUPPLEMENTARY EXPTS. T14E THICKNESS OF
THE OXIDE FILM WAS CHANGED BY ETCHING OR AODNI.. ANNFALING. THE PRESENCE
OF A14 OXIDE LAYER ON THE SURFACE OF THE.FES.1 ALLOYS JMPRDVED THEIR
MAGNETIC PROPERTIES FROM THE STANDPOINT OF TRANSFORMER APPLICATIONt
_L04ERING THEIR MAGNETOSTRICTION, COERCIVE FORCE, REMANENT INDUCTION, AND
SP. LOSSES. AN 4NISOTROPY OF THE EFFECT OF THE SORPACE FILM ON TliE
MAGNET,9STRICTJON AS WELL AS OR THE OTHER MAGNETIC PARAMETERS OF TFIE
-TRANSF01114ER STEELS WAS FOUND. FACILITY: 1APUR02m. GOS. PEDAGOG.
INST.0 ZAPGROlHE# USSR.

PROC~'
UNCLAS S..If IED SSIN"" DATE--23OCT70
,~,_-Tl.TLE-lN00LE DERIVATIVES. V. SYNTHESIS AN
6 TUBERCULOSTATIC ACTIVITY (IF
-3tALKANOIC ACIDS -U-
INDOLEI
THOR-1051-AVRAMEINKOf, V.G.r PERSHINt G.N.r MUSHULOVP P.1.1 MAKEYEVA,
R.YA.
~~CIOU NT.RY OF-INFQ--USSR
1:50URC E--KHI,4. -FARM. ZH. 1970, 4(3), 15-18
AT E PUBL [SHED-----7-70
REAS--BICLOGICAL AND.MEDICAL SCIENCES
$YNTHESISo MOLECULAR
.-OPtC TAGS--INDOLE DERIVATIVEt ORGANIC ACIDo,CHEMICAL,
[~-~-,._.-,_~SIRUCTUREP TUBERCULOSIS
.-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS,
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0361 STEP NO-1-UR/0450/TO/004/003/0015iOOlS
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0121049
L! ~-i C L A 51 F 1 E D

-7
7 .777
ols UNCL ASS I F IED' Pao (ESSIN6 DATE--230CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121049
-~AASTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A MIXT. OF 0.05 MOLE INDULE, 0.1
--`--'lA3LE OMEGA CHLGPO OR BROMOALKANECAkaOXYLIC ACID, 0.4 MOLE Kcti ANO 50 ML
H SU82 0 WAS PLACED IN AN AUTOCLAVEs TEMP. RAISED T43 240-50DEGREES
-PUR,ING 2-2.5 HR AND KEPT 12 HR AT THIS TEMP. TO YIELD 10 1 AND THEIR
ESIERS~AND HYDRAZIDES. THE TUBERCULOSTATIC ACTIVITY UP I AND I
i.-.t]-:A4Yf)P'AZ.10E5, IS GIVEN. FACILLIM MOSK. f:HIM.-'l*F.KHN0L. INST. IM.
'---~-,.HENDELEEVA, MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEO

VDC 615-281.22I.I.-5V-757
AVRA3WTKO, V. G., FERSHIN, G. N.,, 103HULOV.1. YTEK=11A, 0. 0.
YWLSHEV, B. YA., SIVIGALOV, L. B. Moseow Institute
of Chemical Technology imeni D.J. Mendoleyev,, Hoscow, Ministry of
Higher and Secondary Specialized Education RSFSR; All.-Union Scien:-
~-tific Research Chemical and Pharmaceutical Insti:tute imeni S.
Ordzhonikidze, Moscow, Miniztry of Health USSR
"Indole Derivatives. Part V. Synthesib and Tuberculostatic Acti-
vi of Omega- Thdolyl- 3-Alkannic Acids".
Mo s c o wT%2ii miko-Fax-matseyticheski-,trZhurnal, Vol IV, No 3, 70, pp
15-18
Abstract: Indolylalkannic acids have been the subjet:~t of n=erous
-9 ~udie~sfor cuite some time. Most of this research, however, has
been devoted to lower menbers of the series of indolylalkannic acids,
name17 indolyl-3-acetie, A -ii-idolYl-3-propionic 'sndy"'LindolYI-3-butyrio
acid-s. I't is expected that some of these compounds =7 Possess
physiological activity. Of particular interest is&J-indo1yl---
undec*noic acid, which is the indole analcg -of hydnocarpic acid.
onsiderablo promise.
Indole alkyla'ion vrith haloalkennic acids shown: ~ c
Earlier research describes -the ayn`-hesis of heteroauxin from. indale
112

USSR
AVRAMMKO, V. G., et al, Moscow, Khimiko-ParmatsmvticheskiX Zhurnal,
Vol IV, No 3, 70, PP 15-18
and chloracetic acid. in recent years Ld-chloroalkamidc acids with
an odd nizaber of car-bon atoms have become readil-,, available. Indole
was alkylated wi'AW-haloalk-annic acids in a gtrongly s2kaline
U1
raedium by heating in an autoolave; 240 -- 250 C, la -- 20 atm pres-
sure and a 1:2 indole-to-haloalka~nnic acid ratio aDDear to be the
oDtimum reaction conditions. The yield of W -indoly-3-allkannic
acids was 42 -- 90caf. The tuberculostatic activity vras determined
out blood serun of, a horse.
in vitro in a Soton medium w4th and w.iuh
Use.~ was mado of human microbaoteria Academia an& lf,37Rv- The c on-
pounds were found to have tuborculostatic actIvity.
P6

--30OCT70
Z2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
ITLE-USE-OF POLYACRYLAMIDE FOR THE GRANULATION OF PESTICIDES -U-
~_~,AUTHOR-WZI-ZHAOITSKIY,, P.F., MUSICH, VON*
,jG-pqt#TRY OF INFO-USSR
1-tbliRc
E-KHIM. PROM. UK.R. 1970, (1), 19
-PUBL I SHED-----;-- 70
,,DATE
:'tSUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCESt AGRICULTURE
G P I CTAGS-PESTICIDEt POLYACRYLAMIDE RESIN, FERTILIZ.1.1t, GRAIN SIlEt UREA,
p
:.'~:-AAMCNIUM NITRATE
~CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
I)CCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~PRGXY REEL/FRAME--200011362 STEP NO--UR/Olt3b/70YO0010OL/0019/1)019
-C- I R, ~__AC G E 1--AP0125010
NO
ul-LA

'--~-4/2 022 UNCLASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE---'-OOCT70
.%C1IRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0125010
~"ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE BLENJING Of' 100 PARTS S"ND OR
SLAG WITH 2 PARTS 1PERCENT POLYACRYLAMIDI-;:'. ill SOLN., GAVE GRANULES
COATED WITH A THIN I FILM. THE BLENDING OF 100 PARYS OF THESE GRANOLES
.~.".~WITH 25 PARTS POWD. PESTICIDE AND 5 PARTS POWD. GYPSUM GAYE GRANULES
:1.3-1.5 VM IN DIAM. EACH COATED WITH I AND PESTICIDE. SI MI LARLY
SUPERPHOSPHATEs UREAr OR (NH SUB4)i%O SU03 GRANULES WERE COArED 141TH A
OF 3-4 KG PESTICIDE I
IN 0.2PERCENY AQ. I SULN. ANU DtIED TO
GIVE PESTICIDE FERTILIZER MIXTS. FACJLITY:, INST. FIZIOL. RAST.p
KIEV, 1:SSR.
UNCLASSIFIED-

-j~
USSR UM 632.954
SOKOLOV, 14. S., W-J11-07.1, N. P., S11CFEGLOV, YU. V .1 YASIVIMT., _A. 11, and
WSMYE-V D. A., All-Union Scientific Research lrstitute~ of 'Fi*-topatholor-y
Da"Lerminantion of the Volatility and Phytotoxicity of Vapors of Rornnonal
Herbicides"
-3 1hr '10 PI) 52-54
Moscow, Miin,-iya v Sellskom Miozyaystva, Vol 8, 110 1,
Abstract: The article sug~,ests a nodificatior of the "isolated systera"
method for a corq)arati-ve estinXte of the vallatility and.,phytotoxicity of
vapors of ho=:-onal hcrbicides. 'Fais methc/i vas used to detcr.;:-Ino the phvto-
butoxycthyl,
'icity of the va-pciLs of six 2, 4-D Ctcri-srntives viz. t`v! hu
toy.
chlova~-ot,~,-r]. and cr.-ty.1 v:;terT,,, ut 1:hv 1,01-1 1.1ion 19c.'ertific
ITIstitu"C', o.." Phyto"--tho,6-:~
V%C
at the 111:~ "A. tu !.,1W f Uf:2, -~nl tcs-,,~d
at the All-Union Lt,;tit1JtL, of thu,
tr-Itethanollandne Lalt, usi-n-r- as the teut plants. 'ffrie hc-i~oicid,~s are
ranked as follows in arcer--;in- * order of Phytotoxicity:
trichloron.11yl ester < bu-toxyc--Lhy1 enter /- oetyl estle,~- < --Uaracrotyl
cm.
ester ~:~ butyl eotcr. It var; found tillat thqI-C jr> 11 nf~
between the volatility of r.-Xbstance L~nd its irolacular vaiCht an' boilinj;
point.

NC D PROCESSING OATE--r4*61 0
LASSIOIE Z7
U
ITL~77DETERMINATION OF VOLATILITY AND PHYTOTOXICITY OF VAPOkS OF HORMONAL
.-HERBICIDES -U-
U-TH,C)"R-11 0 5).- SOKOLOV, M.S., ZHUKOV, N.P., SHCHEGL.0119 YU~Vos KASIKH,lNo.-,A-u-v
,~NUSIKAYEVP D.A.
T R 7Kr0_---:USSR
PVaCE--KH114IYA V SELISKOM KHOZYAYSTVE# 1970,t NR 3v PP 52-54
A.'_tE PUBLISHED ------- 70
OBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
'9?~IC.-TAGS--HERBICIDEt HORMONE, TOXICITY* AROMATIC ESTER
ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
AWY REEL/FRAME--3007/i359 STEP NO--UR/0394/70/0001003/0052/0054
IRC ACCESSION ND--AP0136723
____UNr' L A_SS _lFl ED

2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
:IIRC-'.-,%-CCESSION NO--AP0136723
~BSTRACTIEXTRACT-IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PURPOSE OF THE WORK 14AS TO
'DEVELOP A REL14BLE METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF THE V0LAT[L[TY AND
PHYTOTOXICITY OF.VAPORS OF ESTER DERIVATIVES OF 2,4-D. BuTYL,
"BUTOXYETHYLi CHLOROCROTYL, OCTYL AND TRICHLOROALLYL ESTE51.5 14ERE USED.
AN ASSUIMPTIO~N WAS MADE THAT THE PHYTOTOXICITY OF THE ABOVE COMPOUNDS
(CHEMICALLY PURE) wAS PRACTICALLY IDENTICAL, THE PH'YTOTOXI CITY wAS
I I -ED SYSTEM" METHOD. -0
DETERMINED BY A MOQIFIEO IIISOLAI THF RETHOO WAS BASC:
ON DETERMI.NATION OF PLAINT WEIGHTS AFTER EXPOSURt OF JUST SPROUTED
SEEDLINGS TO THE VAPORS FOR 24 HOURS AND THEIR SUSSE:QUENT DEVELOPMENT
GROWTH FOR 10 DAYS. THE RESULTS OBTAINED INDIC;iTED THAT THE METHOD
IS. RELIABLE WITH 4-12PERCENT ERRORo THAT: VOLATILITY OF THE COMPOUNDS
,.TESTED DIFFERS CONSIDERABLY IN REVERSE DEPENDENCE TO THE MOLECULML
WEIGHT AND BOILING PONNT OF THE COMPOUNDSt AND THAT THESE HEPBICIOES CAN
BE ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR INCREASING PHYTOTOXICITY ACCORDING TO THE
-FOLLOWING SERIES: TRIETHANOLAMINE SALT OF 214-0, TAICHLOROALLYL ESTERP
BYTOXYETHYL ESTERt OCTYL ESTERP CHLOROCROTYL ESTERt 3UTYL ESTER.
--PAC I L I TY:
VSESOYUZNYY NAUCHNIO-ISSLEDOVATELOSKIY INSTITur FITOPArOLOGII.

N e MR El Of wm rl T"'-
ETE MNAM)N THE-VOLAT TOTOXV&ITY OF THE VAPOR FROM
E_-0 A. OF, ILITY~AND;:PHO
_,_,l4f3RMOl"'AL- HERBICIDES -U-
AUTHO`R-(051-SOKOLOVr M.S.t ZliUKCVt N.P.r SHCHEGLOVi YU*Vop KASIKH[Nt A.N.1
'BUSIKAYEVI D*A*
SOU.qCE--KHIM. SEL. KHOL. 19701 8(3)p .2 12- L
diTE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--61OLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
r.OPIC TAGS--HEP6ICIDFi LEGUME CROPt ESTERt VAPOR STATE, TnxjcITY, PLANT
PHYSIOLOGY
~--ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
P.AOXY-REEL/FRAME--3004/0183 STEP "40--UR/0394/70/008/003/0212/()214
NO--AP0130942
*#-'I R CACCESSION
tl'l C L A SS I F I 1E 0

'PROdESSING DATE--27PIOV70
23~ U L SS[FIED
0 NC A
Ztl-MC ACCESSION NO--AP0130942
ABST;:,'-.ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN POT EXPTS. BEAN PLANTS WERE
HELO IN.CLOSED CONTAINERS TOGETHER WITH FILTER PAPEP STUPS, PREVIOUSLY
~.,,.~-WETTED- WITH 0.02PERCEINT SOLNS. OF ~ 2 p4-D 'EST ERS IN F-T[iAI*IIGL OR DIOXANEJ
-~:FGR 24 HR AT 27DE&~E-ES. THE ORDER OF VOLATILITY AS WELL AS
'PHYTOTOXICITY OF THE ESTERS WERE: TRIETHANOLAIMINE SALT SMALLER THAN
TRICHLOOLOALLYL ESTER SMALLER THAN BUTOXYETHYL ESTER SMALLER THAN OR
ZQUAL TO OCTYL ESTER SMALLER THAN CHLOROOCTYL ESTER SMALLER THAt BUTYL
ESTER. A CORRELATION BETWEEN MOL. WT*t B.P.j ANIO VOLATILITY WAS FOUND.

---------- - ------ .......
USSR UDC 621.762:621.771
M KLIMENKO,
CRMWEV, A. P. _1nL9=x__JLL_M P. L., and LEBEDIK, G. L.,
Dnepropetrovsk Metallurgical Institute; Iris.titute of Problems of Material
Science, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR.
"Using Sheet Mills for Rolling Meta3 Powders"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, No 2, Feb 72, pp 91-93
Abstract: The objective of this study was the -ooteential use of conventional
roll mills for high-speed rolling of metal powders, The experiment involved
a 330 Mill gith a roll diameter of 394 = and Kh-W grade of metal uo-Vider
with a bulk weight of -2-32 and shake-down weight or 2.8o 1,7/cm3. The-mill was
equipped with a force-feed mechanism, The meavarements Included; a) the
stresses at the contact surface of the.metal powder with the roll; b) rolling
torque; c) rpm of both the work rons and the irom 2~oll. The diagm of the
force feed mecbanism. is shomm. The study indicates that conventional roll
mills are well suited for rolling metal powder into sheets and tape at roll
speeds of 2 m/see and higher on condition.that the roll mills are'equipped
with force feed systems. (2 illustrations, 1 tablei 6 biblio. references)
46

RM qw-
_7 .7
USSR UDC 621.-762
'e. _MNSI~W~N, A. M., VINOGRADOV, G. A., OGNEV, R. K., KOLOMOYETS, G. G., and
TER-P3r,39TXr,t. D.
"High-Speed Rolling of Iron and Titanium Powders"
-letallur-iya
Moscow, Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titana (Institut Titana), I
Publishing House, Vol 6, 1970, pp 100-105
Translation: Results are given for research on conditions of rolling with
forced feeding, of matal powders. An empirical dependeacy is established
between the thickness of the strip and the productivity of the mill. as a
function of the value of the roll solution and pressure of Lite powder !iup-
port. It is demonstrated that the use of forced pcwder feeding makes it
possible to increase the rolling speed to 302.meters per second and more,
and to regulate the density of the.stripvithin a wide range. Pour illus-
trations,,one table, and two bibliographic entries.
-6,j-

Ti
Ussg UDC 621.762:669.462.295
'ETS, ;G. G. and
MUSIKHINj A. M., VINOGRADOV, G. A.,.OGNEV, R. K., KOLOM01i
TEP"MMSYAN E. D.
"High-Speed Rolling of Iron and Titanium Powders"
Sb. tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-t titana [Collected Works of All-Union
Scientific-Research and Planning Institute for Titanium], 6, 1970,
pp., 100-10S, (TransJ.ated from Referativnyy Zhurnal4fetallurgiya, No. 1,
1971, Abstract No.1 133474 by the authors).~
Translation: The use of forced powder feed allows the rollinr, speed to be
-increased to 3.2 m/sec and higher, i.e,,,to:3-peeds higher thlin those
ordinarily used by several orders of magnitude. The dens).ty of the raw
rolled product with forced feed can be adjusted over br~iad limits by changing
the powder feed force. Increasing the height of the pn~ider column in the
hopper over the mill with gravity powder feed caimot he~used -to replace
forced powder feed, since it does not allow an inc-rease,in rolling speed
and has no influence on the thickness and~density of thiD raw rolled product.
,4 figures.

USSR um 621.373:530.145~.6
KAZAKOV, 11. F.
"Investigation of Contact interaction of Sulfide Ceramic With Metals, and
Development of a Technique for Joining Them!'
V sb'Progressi-m. takhnol. i novoye oborud. 4.1ya proft-Ta cle'-t~troa. priborov
(Progressive Technology and New Equipment for.Production Electronic De-
vices), Saratov, 1970, pp 92-94 (from RZh-Radiotekhnik!a,, 11, Nov 70,
Abstract No 11D321)
Translation: The authors investigate the possibility of producing vacuum-
-tight output apertures for optical instruments from pollyerystalline zinc
sulfide by the method of diffusion welding in a vacuum in the 750-8500C
temperature range. As a preliminary stepb a thermodyn.amic ansilysis is made
of the possibility of chemical interactioh in the systeri %nS--m--tals". In
order to determine 'the stability of the resultant sulfides. wa analysis is
made of data on vapor pressure and dissociation pressuvi. Studies of the
contact interactions of cylindrical speciriBns of iron, nf.ckel, copper and
stainless steel showed that these interactions taJce place onjy on the. edges
of the specimena, i. e. in regions where the guBeous reaction product can
escape. The nature of contact interactions Vas stu(11P~l during the production
of the ceramic
1/2

USSR
MUo-TN R. A., KAZAICOV, N. F. , Proaressivn. tekImol. i novoye obo-rud. d2ya
J.: proiz-va elektron. nriborov, Saratov, 1970, pp 92-94
by hot pressing with simulltaneou5 welding to the metal. This nethod assures
interaction over the entire,area of the.-specimen from ~the vex-j beginning og
the process as well ass a comparatively narrow diffusion zone. The nev method
IS nsed to produce vacuum tight joints of zinc sulfides with,Armco iron and
~Kovar. The new technique can be used to make vacuum-rtight aperture struc-
tures. A. K.
2/2

NUtragOn, Compbuinds',.-'
USSR 547-794:943-51
Y7--Fp&icv, Yu. Y I., 1~j;siv, IUBc1-,--j!I,, I-i. A. and '111:~411',DII.Ii, L. L.,
institute of Orj~. nic and A'hyuical Che-mistry imeni A. 'Ye Arbu7ov, -Cbsx~
.Icademy of Sciences, 1-azan
"'Kaos Snectra of Sore l,3,2-Cxa,-aphosrho1inesII
RiEa, Ehiriiya Getero t a illd 4chezxikh Soyedineniy, T'o 1--73, I-p Q-94-
897
Nbstract: "asn of to
determitie the pathurayr, of dissociatjve th,:! iat;ei-ajiby
of M/e lines. liltensity of t',-e ri/e line t;ecrea~iied %--rita an increa:~e
in the runber of C atoris in U~a al.-I':oxy rad-ical. LL:;~saciati-.-e ioniza-
t-' 'on involved breal&iiig of C-C and P-0 bonds in the ri-P.F, ar-d loss of
RICEO from thie molccuL-~r ion. The ole-fin molecule was 1,rilparily forried
--s of the alko-xy i;roup waz t~-e most 1 hely
from the alkoxy ~xoup. Lo,-.
Process of dissociative Jonizatfon of the molecular ion; ir. t'.e case of
'the 2-chloro derivative it wz~s the los.9 of the Cl ato!n-

USSR UDC 543.51:547.72:546.183
YEFREMOV, Yu. Ya MUSIN, R. Z., Gummix, L. I., and HMMENEV, E. T.,
institute of Organ c--difd--~fiysical Chemistry Imeni A. Ye.,Arbuzov, Academy
of Sciences USSR, Kazan'
"Mass S ectrometric Analysis of Some Five-IMembered Phosphite Mings"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, No 10, 1972, pp 1329-1330
Abstract: The 1,3,2-dioxaphospholanes of the following type were studied
R"
P-X
R
R
For a compound A, R R' R" H, X - OC2H5; for B,R CH-3, It' R"
H, X OC2H5; for C, R = Rt = R" CH3X =:OC2H5; for D, R' R" H, X
OC6H5; and E,R = Rt R" = H,, X Cl. The parent peak 14- comprised from
2.8% for B to 11:00% for D of the total peak areas. The (M - 27.)+
peak frIom the loss of C2H4 from the ethoxy group was 10% for A, a few %
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1972, pp 1329-1330
for B and C, and negligable for D S E (the latter not containing the -OCZH5
group). The (M-45)+ peak, i.e., loss of -OCZU5, for A, B, & C, has a
value similar to the (M-28)+ peak. Decreasing the number of-methyl groups
increases the stability of the ions where.X represents an electron or h = OR.
Loss of the "V group and loss of. the alkyl part of the, alkoxy group appear
to be the main dissociation reactions of these compounds.
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01
USSR UDC 547.26'118:541.49
KLMADISH111, I. Ya., MURATOVA, A. A., YARKOVA, E. G., ~IUSTNA,_ A._ ., IMMAYLOVA,
F. Kh., and PUDOVIK, A. N., Kazan' State University imeni V. I. Ul'yanov-Lenin
'IS-Alkyl Esters of the Thio- and Dithioacids of Phosphoras (IV) and Their
'Complexes With Tin"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Kbimii, Vol 43 (105), No 7, Jul 73, pp 1456-1466
Abstract: A series of thio- and dithioesters of thiophosphoric and thio- and
dithiophosphinic acids was synthesized and characterized. Their IR and NIM
spectra were studied. It was shown that the conformational isomerism in
S-m-ethyidialkylthio- and dithiophosphinates is caused by tile P-C bond ro-
tation. Complexes of S-alkylthiophosphates and thiophosphinatos with tin
tetra- and alkylhalides were obtained. Their IR and. MR spectra were studied.
It was shown that in solutions the complexes 1R2P(O)(SC113)12S10:4 exist as
mixtures of geometrical isomers. It was shown that with coordination, a
redistribution. of the electronic density of the F-S bond takes place on
account of the inductive and mesomeric effects. Both in the free state
and.as complexes the thioesters R2P(O)(SR').exhibit conformatianal isomerism.
Based on the IR and NMR data, the electron dcnor ability of S--aethyldialkyl-
dithiophosphinates in relationship to tin halides was analyzed.

USSR UDC 547.26'118:541.49
MURATOVA, A. A., YARKOVA, E. G., PLEKHOV, V. P. , SAK-ULLINA,ff. R,.., MINA.
A., and PUDOVIK, A. N., Kazan' State~University Imeni V.. I. Wyanov-Lenin
"Stereoisomers of Partial Esters of Phenylphosphonous Acid and Their Complexes
With Stannic Chloride"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol'43 (105), No 8, Aug 73, pp 1692-1696
Abstract: Complexes of partial esters of phenylphosplionous acid with stannic
chloride were synthesized yielding ((RO)C6H-P(O)H12*SILC14 i4here..R
methyl,
-ethyl, n-propyl, iso-propyl, and n-butyl. ~ detailed,'analy-sis of IR- and
spectral data was carried out, It,was proposed that the stereoisomerism
-of these complexes is due to different orientation of,
the phenyl.ring plane
In the phenylphcsphonite with respect to~the_P-H boadf,.

......... ....... -,
Organophosphorus Con~ipotmds
USSR UD2,547-241:541-4 C~
FUDWIK., A. If., IUM.13HPI, I. YA.., 143KOW, E. G., PURATOVA, A. A. 1jLSrT_4,___
'A-. W.1 ~- and MIAPOV, R. A., Kazan I State University- lms-ff- 1. 1. Ul " yanor-Lenin
Study of the Reaction of Methyl Ester and Acid Chloride of Dimethylphos-phinic
Acid and Their. Th.-Lone Analogues With. Tin Halides"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Ob-shchey K4imii, vol 43(105 ro 6, 12
h Jun 73, pp 1229- 36
Abstract: Co=lexes of 0--yethyldi-7.ethylpho--p--Iinate and acid chloride of
dim-ethylphosphinic acid with tin tetra- and aLkyl halides h;ive been obtaimeii
and cMracterized. Their II,
M 12, -md NfR spectra balre been studied estab-
lishinf; that the coo-rdihation is clue to the donor propetties of the phosphoryl
group oxyGen. It has been sho,.m t=t A V (P=O)/ 110 (P---O) of the O-re ~'h7ld_i--_-,thYl-
u
phosphinate ard acid ch-loricle of -he dimethylphosThinic acid'. --hatiges symbatic-
any with 5- (3- of the substituccuts at the tin atom. A limar ra-lationship
has been est th e r;P
nblished for '- e stannic ch.1-orid co Ilexas vitlL di=~thyiphosphinic
acid between A I) (P=O)~ )) ()(F=O) and of.the substitilents at t2ie ptos-
110 .
phorus atoirt. It" has been shown that ri
the th - iosphor,,,l sulAir has a lomar
.-donor ability than the phosphoryl, o.Vgen. -Geometrical structure of the
obtained comnlexes ha
-s been discussed.

USSR UDC 547.26'118:541.49
YARKOVA, E. G., MUSIN A. A. PLMIOV, V. P., MURATDVA, A. A., and
PUDOVIK, A. N., Kazan ta e niversity imeni V. I. Ul'yanov-Lenin
"Electron Effect of an Acceptor on the Rotational Isomerv of Certain
Organophosphorus Uganda"
Ieningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41, No 11, Nov 1971, P-p 2,576-2,577
Abstract: Infrared and paramagnetic resonance spectral data on several ro-
tational isomers of organophosphorus ligands were obtained. Specifically,
the complex f(C)i O)C211 P(0)11)2-SnCl4 exhibited the presence of the 1040, 1060,
and 810, 823 cm-1 bands, inotend of Lite two bando vC-0 (1030 and 1070 CITI-1)
and vP---O (790 and 805 cm-1) in the npectr~ra Of tho. methyl enter of ethyl-
phosphonous acid, while unexpected doublets appeared -in the 1), resonance
spectrum of the starting ester. The existence of- coztpleves with several
different isomers of the methyl ester of ethylphosphonotis acid is suggested
by the spectral data. Variation in the 3j(p---O--C--p) constants suggests a
mesomeric effect in the case of one isomer,. owing to its, favorable spatial
location, with corresponding reduction in length of the P--O bond and a
certain loosening of the 0--C bond. Other structural effects are postulated.
- ---------- -- --

USSR UDd 50.26,118:541.124
PUDOVIK, A. N., CHERKASOV, R. A., KUTYPXV, G. A., aAI41TOV, YU. YU.-
XTU 3 11. -a -State Univ _irrC__
_4,_.",_QQL1DFARB, E. I., Kazan' eriity eni
771511yanov-Le-nin, Kazan, Ministry of 11.igher and Secondary
Specialized Education RSFSR
"Reactivity of Phosphorus Dithioacids in Reactions,With Acryloni-
trile"
Lenin rad, Zhurnal Obshchey XhimiA. vol 40, No 9, Sep 70,
pp 1992-1988-
Abstract: This paper is concerned with the effect of mbstituents
and 13 in phosphorus dithioacids of the type ABP(11:'j)S1( on reaction
rates with 1,3-conjugated reagents nuch as acrylonitril.a. It was
shown by means of kinetic moasurements and differential-thermal
analysis that the reactivity of phosphorua dithioacids with
acrylonitrile Increases in the order dithiophosphinate3, dithio-
phosphonates, and dithiophosphates. A linear correlation 1g Ir to
the total values of substituants. 'j4r&was determined. Through the
of MIR (P31) spectroscopy, it wa* found that reactivity of
use a
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pUDOVIK, A. N., et al, Zhurnal Obshchey_Khimii, Vol 40P No 9s
Sep 70, pp 1982-1988
dithioacids increases with inbrease 'in the total number of electrons
in the d orbitals of the phosphorus atom* It was also determined
that the dominant role of the effect of the substituent conjugation
at the dithioacid phosphorus atom in tha transitional state is
Aetermined by the reactivity of dithioaoids of thei,phosphate and
phosphonate structures*
v2
!oMA

USSR UDO 547.261118
MURATOVA, A. A., YARKOVA, E. G., P1,EHHOV, V. P. ,MU 3 INA
-.'PUDOVIK, As N., Kazan' State University irm-ini V. r. !'TP'ya no v -Len in,
.;Mzan Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Bducation RSF3R
Study of the Complexes of Tin Halides With Incomplete Esters of
T
,Ethylphosphonous and Dialkylphosphinous Acids"
Leningrad, 2hurnal Obahohey Khimii, Vol 40, No 9, Sep 70,
pp 1978-199'2
Abstract: Complexes of tin tetraohloride, tetrabronide, and tetra-
TodIde vrith methyl, ethyl) n-propyl, iaopropyl, and n-butyl astars
of othylphoophonous acid and of tin tettraohlorido vith di-n-butyl,
di-n-hexyl and di-n-octylphonphonoua acida wore and
atudio4 by IR spectroneopy. Conpariaou of th6 IR 111pOO1,*% of
phosphonous and phosphinous acids and theAr complexts vilh tin
tetrahalides in the range of 400-4000 cm-1 ohows. tl:,at tho type of
changes observed is analogous to spectral' changes: of the dialkyl-
phosphorous acids and their cam
plexes. Gonsequenbly, &11 of tbem
~artiolpsto in theso complexes in tholr -pentavoLlent, sttto, It was
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USSR UDC 547.26,118
MESMOV, L. V KESSELI, A. Ya., SAKETIOV, Yu. Yu., institute
or Organic and Physical Chemistry imeni A. Ye.: Arbtl'157 Academy of Sciences
'USSR, and Kazan State University imeni V. 1. Uliyanbv Lenin
nNucleophilicity of the Phosphoryl and Thiophosphoryl Groups"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii, Vol 40P No 06, JtLn 70, pp 1237-1241
Abstract: A series. of compounds of the form CH3P(S)XY lias svnthesized. All
were alkylated by equivalent amounts of triethyloxoniura boro~luaride in
methylene chloride. Their che!,ndcal surts of the P-banded =ethyl group pro-
to= exhibited a critical range beyond which no al*lation reaction took place.
ve
It was found that the methyl protons. in the: methylphosphanic a.-cid derivati 5
are shielded more than those of the corresponding matiiylthiopho.r.ic acid deriva-
tAves. due to the greater tendency of the P40: bond to reverse coordination.
A -2-

Ri%~11~11_~-.l A rat UH.16;~jll"a W Eq it All H I I JIM F4131 14111 Iffiln WOU
t
USSR uDc: 681.121+551-571:665.61
GABDULLIN, T. G., YMIOSHIN, Yu. A., ZINATULLIN, F. L., MUSINA,_ R -G.
"A Depth Instrument for Simultaneous Measurement of Flotwrate and Moisture
Content"
Tr. Tatar. n.-i. I proyekt. in-t neft. prom-sti (Works. Tatar Scientific
Res-earch and Planning Institute of the Petroleum Industry), 1971, vyp. 20,
-rom. RZh-14etrologiya I
pp 318-328 (f I Izmeritel'nMa Tekhnika In 6, Jun 72,
Abstract No 6.32.581)
Translation: It is shown that a combination Instrument which provides for
simultaneous measurement of discharge rate and moisture content. in a water-
-petroleum mixture separately by strata is needed when determining the point
9f leakage into a well. A description is given of the device, the principle
of action, and the results of laboratory and industrial tests of the com-
bination instrument. The influence of principal factors on measurement re-
sults is determined on the basis of the laboratory tests, and a procedure
is given fortaking these factors into account when makLr-g deep measure-
meats. Five illustrations, one table, bibliography of six titles.

56 0 3 0
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TJDC 617-001.16-07:616.-12-003.1-07'2.7
,AF:MC AMVITY MR!"MM TH DOW DUPM.G AMME OVEM.TIM AND P111=0STIC
THE
.~TCRTMICE OF -ETEMROCARDICCIGRAPHIC DATA
:'rtlcle by B. M. "i,'In, Yj~Y,Q~hqri--vlr- iLnd.V,.tL Kr,~tov*
~L'4c~'w, 6, 11. 2, 11.,
M. R, Rusnimn, Val
A~*:-!l .1972, -.p 32-3~Jt ititmitt-d for ;,.xblication 5 February 19711
Abstract. &-icsthe3ized doge were erpoae4 to acute over-
heating and their -ep-rdiovaimular chwigeo verp examined in
cu.7narizon with respiratory variations. The prognostic a1g.
nif1cance of' tht, Era vrritricular srlken ums noted during the
,~rlod p-recellng thp developient, of h~at-tnduced
The chpx4q'ea In the voltage of the MG vave3 during acute over-
heatlrqr, were ancwn to be asaxOntod W.Itli several factors, the
='.nt of which Werc, -drenergic. cffect= during mr-1-
hT(xt1r1_- iLnd d--!r!n6 late heating perioda. The pnp~r
zlitt Turicla or cv~rlieatlng und the cardl. rrl tli-
ft fi.V a ly
the, card Ilov%5cu I ar. d I it%trbarict3 acce?m-
r~.iring -race flights nc--tc ov--rheating can arise in different situft-
er',rciallly djrlr4.t vmargency descentn of biological natellitoo carrying
-or inl~p~10~f'Lly lefty1r.? M1. shil".1 !.bln
Xqn iz tub~,ected to ovrrheating when working In hot aholm, in closed
,~blns in tri-a case of malfunctioning of beat-regulating systems, wid also
c,~nrldorabln. phy;ical vorW In insiOlatIng suits and spacesuita.
The exp,:rl-menta.1 investtgation of overheating In human subjects yielded
L.!~;ablp. Inf4rn.atIon on toleran,~e to heftt ntrearex and on the infliiened of
~,,n Tm' i-,rf~,rn,ftji~e (M., Y,~, MaishalK ond N. D, Fozpnbii~im; 1). A.
-Y,-3yukh1n; A. A. Dnrodnitzinn and Ye. Yn. Sheq,elev; Y~.. Yn. Shtj,'!1ev. S.
el ind othcr3). llow~ver, r-zn'n ov~rh~atin+, in un evpari-
~~nl. uoeQly 1* 4toppol when lit! rea-zhen the point of swoonliz; this limits
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KRYUCHMOV, V. V., GUBAREVA, L. A., and MWINOVA Y S.
"Change in the Electrical Resistance and Determination of Electrical Con-
ductivity by Ion Exchange Membranes Expanded in Watee
Hoscow, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Kimit, Vol 46, Vyp 41 1972, pp 936-940
Abstracti The conductivity of expanded ion exchange zembmnez can be approxi-
Rated by the equation
ohm-1 16FS
where I is the distance between the alectrodesp R is the neasurable resistance
of the membrane, and S is the surface area of the electrLxle. Two disadvantages
are that. this method assumes ideal conditions and that '~?'Is &function of the
resistance between the membrane and the electrodes. An iiistrument was designed
such that the electrodes were in contact with the mejibrane. Equation (1) can
be modified to the form
Y/(R-R k)S _14ns

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KRYUCIERIOV, V. V., GUBAREVA, L. A. and ML61MY4, V. S. Zhuxmal Fizicheskoy
Kinii, Vol 46, Vyp 4, 1972, Pp 936440
where Rk is the resistance of the electrode-menbrazie contact and % is the
actual resistance of the membrane. Schematics of the iniftument are shown
~as are plots of the change in electricea resistance and thickness of two
heterogeneous membranes of the KhK-14 tM - one reinforced and the other
unreinforced as a function of electron potential*
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TOPIC TAGS--EVAPGkATI0-Nt METEOkv- LUAI NESCENCE, PHOTOME-TRY
CONTROL ~'-lARKING---N0 RESTi%-ICTIONS
DOCUAENT CLASS--;J";CLASS IF IEL~
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Bogy I-s DEI*Epmv,~jEo USING THE ESP9ESSIrl"i SHOW.N ON MICROFICHE, WHERE M IS
THE MASS OF THE METE-Gr~ 300Y CUki\'~ESPGNDING TO THE TIME T SUBIN (INITIAL)l
t -SUf
3F1'4 (FINAL) IS THE- Tlz'.,,E OF METEOR DISAPPEARANCEs 1 13 METEOR BODY
-LUMIN'OSITY, T IS THE LUAl,"JI)SITY FACrf)Rt V IS VELOCITY. THE TIMES OF
WISET AND TEkkiI,'l;j\TJ,4 OF A FLARE ARE DENOTED T SUBINFt T ':uRFl,,NF. I tiE
MASS EVAPjAATING FRO'M THE "IETEOk d')DY 5019f-A.CE QUAIING THE I I i'l E F R DM
APPEARANCE OF THE MET~:DP TO, floNSET OF THE~FL'ARE IS DE'ErEAMINED USING
'TANJr, THE MASS. EVAPLIR'TINO DURING
FORMULA (1). ASSUMING V TO b[ CQNS t,
THE FLARE IS USING THE ~XPRE$SIGN SHOWN ON -\,llCPDFICHE, 11HERE
I SU6PI IS THE MASS EVAPi',KATIl,i,'j TriE SUkFACE OF AN ENDIVIDUAL
FRAGMENT WHOSE LUIMIND-ISITY IS I SU3PI. VELOCITY IS ASSUMED TO BE
-ST '.,ETE'lA NODY VEL-'LIrY AT T30: Tlj'-IF- T SJBFINF.
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ONLY ON: VELOCITY AND
'LESS FACTDN T SfJf~2 IS SOEPEOC-4f
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AST .9 U.N.,Y4 ICAL OLASERVATURY ;4r'_RE USED IN C011-1PUTING 111 PkIME SUBF EVAPDRAFING
DURV~JG FLARES. AS A CO,'-lPARISQt4 THE MASSES PPIME PR3114E SUBF WERE
:COMPUTED; THIS IS THE ~44SS EVAPOrNATING DUtilliG FLARES Of1f, rH6 ASSUAPTION
THAT THE LUM1140SITY FACTOR T IS. UETFRMINED,~EsY THE E:XPAESSION I -AJALS T
SUBO V' WHERE T SUBO EQUALS 5iO2 TIMES 10 PkIME-N&GATIVEID C14 PRI14E
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USSR uDo 621.791-756-oii
ASHTS, A. YE., KAS.PUKDI, B. S., IVASHCHE 1,10, G. A., and V.F.,
Institute of Electric Welding imeni Ye. O.~~Paton
"Increasing Strength of Weld Joints Operating at Low Temperature"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 6, Jun 71, PP 33-34
Abstract: One of the measures for increasing workability (of weld Joints at-
low temperature is the removal of stress concentrators. These stresses are
most significant at points where the seam merges with the base metal. A -~maoth
transition can be obtnined using an electric are Airnace iiith it nonc=.!uinable
electrode. At the Institute of Electric Welding.work ~ms performed to explain
tance of weld Joints to
the effect of electric-arc processing on the resis
brittle failure at low temperature. Tests were conductr.,d Using steel 14nL1-TM_TR
vhere welded samnles were subjected 'to a 300 -ton force at, -60'~C. &.-!rams in
ured along the weld seam,, seams which LRd been
the initial state fract
mechanical.ly cleaned failed in the seam itself; and soa= which had been
electric-a-rc treat-ed fa-l".1--d in t.-he- bace metal at scue distance from the veld.
Weldjoints made in steels GqG2_3 and 1OG2B which had been tem-r,.i3red a-r 650 ar';
5500C possessed a higher impact strength than those sezams which had not been
heat treated. Thus it was concluded that- local electric-arc treatmenT, is an
effective method of increasing the workability of joint~c at low temperature.
2--figure s, _table s-.

USSR UDC 621.791:693-6:669-15-191
KASAMM, B. 5.3 KINEYEV., E. A.~ MOSIYAMMO and MIKHDM, L. I.,
Institute of Electric Welding inent-M r n
ato AcadeuV,of Sciences UkrSSR
"Certuain Fewtures of the Design and Manufacture of High-Strength Welded Construe-
tionsit
Kiev, Artomaticheskaya Svarka, No 9, Sep 70, PP 32-,34
Abstract, Basic types of welded joints and assemblies for high-strength steel
structures, e.g., skips for hauling coal, are considered. Sketches of welded
joints and assemblies made of St 3 and 14Kh2QM steels areli,nhowa. An analysis
is made of construction mistakes, and recommendations are made to avoid their
repetition. Fifteen skips manufactured from 14MGM stetol are being used auc-
cessful3y in the Donbass mines. Skip veigh~ has been redmeed by 28 to 35%.
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USSIR
KASATI-Mi, E S. I',IJSIYAC!=-KO 11. F. MCHODUY, L. I., Electric Vcld`n~_ institute
imeni Ye A. 8".." Uralr_-shzavc~i imeni. S. -0,
0: Paton Y -dz'_-onikidze
"Welding Low-Alloy, HiGhly Durable Steels l4Kh2GMR and
ka, No 6, '0 '2
Kiev, Mrtcaaticheskanya Svar. i'm PP 39-4
-~~:!re designed
ne steels referred to in the title 1LI 2G!,'R an-,a ..L~
Abstract: T:
for various types of welded struct-ares: bridges, high-p=essI=e vessels, storace
tanks, hydraulic equipirent, trans-port lift-inIg mechan-Isms, trucks, ~-ailroad cis-
terns, and the like. The -purpose o-P the article is to recorr.,2nd. rational choices
of weldin.- ma-ter-ials, ,zeldin_g modes, and special technical qcerations to :,,%~arantee
that a union of the two -metals -w-ill have the same durabilfy of the basic metals
and that, it will be stif-ficiently resist-ant to'cold. The follaw-inZ weldinE fea-
tures are discussed: electrodes, flux and wire, measures for pz%,veMtiM-C-- crack
ion and weldin.-7 mcdes. illustrations include -a drmid.n.~, slaowinj-, tests for
forvato
determininZ the tendency of weldimE setL,-:s to crack, a schenixtic of a 'prae-a-rat-Ic
tensor r determining transverse ri-nd a diaCrz-:.M of
Pter fo
r-m--sverse defornat-ions in 14K-20GICR steel during and after A t-p-ble of
reco=ended prelizina--j heating tezperatures for the two typez of steel Menticzed
in the title is included.
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L
USSR UDC 632.954:581.176
I A. N. M`US
MIKHNO) and KALININ, F. L., Institute of Plant
Physiologyj Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"The Character of Histological Disturbances Caused by the Herbicide Tordon
22K in Active Growth Zones of Peas"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyavstve, Vol 10, No 6, 1972, pp 50-53
Abstract: To determine the exact effects of the herbicide, seeds of the pea
Ramonskiy 77 were sprouted on filter paper, then planted.4-n Petri dishes
when root length reached 2 cm, in a solution of tordon. Concentrations were
.000006, .000008 and .0001%, which carrespond:to the amounts required to
suppress root length growth by 25, 50, and.100%. Specimens were secured after
6, 12, and 24 hours, preserved in paraffin and dissected to a thickness of 10
microns, then dyed first with hematoxylin, then with 12 aosin, It was de-
termined that the herbicide had a different effect on various longitudinal
cells of root r2issues: cells of the skin and the xylem increased in size,
while those of the phloem decreased. After herbicide treatment a significant
isodiametric stretching was observed in the elongation zone ce-111s, During
sharp suppression of root growth this could lead to rupture of the cell
wall. The herbicide activated cell division primarily in the tangental Lind
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--4 - "

Abstracting--- Se'rvice: Ref. Cadet
cc-. ~v
W1047380 CAL AM. v R 0 0 (0
GEOPHYSI
91956s, Comparison of the results of determination of the
color of petroleum products on XN-51 and FEKN-56 instruments.
ButriM. -1 b k
lvanvuk, G E" M
Mi IaA ANI.
_hk
N. V.. Roeo7 VCTIMM( AW
J -Ad, USSR) 19,70. 15(1), bi-8
Kkim. T~ hHol Afalef
TO
(Russ). e precision obtaine wirt,
d the app. PLIK-N-56 was 5
tinies as great as that of KNT-51 when detg. the c zed
~Plor of refir
oil. The relation between the results obtained With the 2 app.
was expressed by the linear equition y - 6.6 +
0.15:-, where x
is the result obtained with, the app. FEKILIZ-56 and Y that with the
app. KN-51. The reproducibility errors ~ for t& 2 app. are
tabulated. The equation is graphically presented. Gl~,JR
REEL/FRME
:1.9790906

USSR uDd 62i.79i.753.o4j3~.4,6~,9.018.1~5i5'~'~~.1
3, ~34
LG,'uITSXIYg L. P., Doctor of Techn
ical Scinnces, BEREZ1.3V, V. F., EnElneer,
ITAREENKO, A. A., Candidzite of Technical Scionces, V I at
IL
C. d-
J,Q.21
of Technical Sciencea$ MUSIYENK0. B. I., rngineer, ai J POLUCI, W M.
V A.,
-ff6iO-nc6-- I Lion I~nginoej_S
Candidate of Technical s, Kiev Institute of Civil AviaL.
"Thermal Fatigue Re3istanc-3 of Welded Joints of EF99 Juloy Poe-Orned with
Electrodes of Difforant Marks" (Rem.rted at the All-Union Confer2nce "Estlmat(3
of the Supporting Power of Materials and Welded Joints AccoxcUng to Breakdown
Mechanics," Kieyp Dac 72)
Kiev# Avto',aaticheskaya Svarka, No 1(250), Jan 74# Pp 39-42
Abstracts An experim-ntal study was. made of the effOcts of heating, tanpera-
ture and thermal cycling on the depth of thnrmal fatigus crack- and the Z.-ch-
anica.1- properties of welded joints of EP99 alloy ucldad with MAT-8 and MAT-7
olectrodon. The pararateri characterizing the injurlou:zaos of the npecim-'Ins
in the process of thermal fatigue tests are the depth ol' c:atcka, thoir grw(Ing
rate# and changes in residual strength, plasticity, wid atxuctwro. The
results an discussed by referonce to diagz-,ams showing the depth of crack
dependence on maximum cycling temperature and on the quantity ol' t h a rn~al

USSR
OZIII
"SKIY, I. P. I et aLt Avtomatcicheskaya Svarkaj No 1(250), Jan 74,
L
PP,39-42-
-sidual strength zuid relative narrviin- dep3ndonces on the
cycling and the = ;j
maximum tenperatuza after 2000 heat cycles. ; Specimens welded vith IIIAT-8
electrodes possessed higher thernal fatigu,,3 strength in conrarliioa with
specimens welded with IGAT-7 electrodes. The increa2ed. Cr contuat (up -,.-a 21')
of the joint %,elded with the 1,11AT-7 eloctrOe resulted la decrenzcd thcrz~,.
fatigue: strength of the welded sFecimen. Four figu=,sp two tztble;3, two bibilo..
graphic referanceu.

Biopkysii6s;
USSR UDC 591-882
EBMTOIISKIY, G. IT., LUVEVSKIY, V. Z., 1,I)SMIIICO V. S. POP(MA S. V.,
FAZM"j, V.D., Iaboratory of Biophysics o Fv'r i, e., I.stitute of
Biological Physics, Academy of Sciences USSR., Pushchino-na-Oke
'Study of the Cumulative Structural Changes in a Nerve Fiber During RhytIuTdc
Stimulation Using Optical Techniques"
leningrad,~ Tsitologiyaj Vol 14, No 12, 1972, pp 1,461-10467
Abstract: Optical techniques (birefring-ence, ultraviolet absoi%ption, liEht
dispersion) were used to stwly the structural and physicRI-cherdcal changes
in nerve fiber accwaLlat~,~d (luring rhl~t.!Ilrdc activation of' it. 'Phe etudies were
mwle an the griant axons of the squid C~nid the ventral nertre cord of crayfizh-
The quantitative analysis of t]qe expl2rizental results led to the folloving con-
clusions: in practice there are no cwLulative ehaWes in the deCree of orienta-
tion of the ii-acromolecular structures in the axoplacm., including the gel-sol
transition even as a result of trans;tdssion of several th(~)Usandn of pulses
through the nerve; althouch conformational changes take place izi the proteins
of the entire axoplasm 20 i-diliseconds- after generation of a sinn-le action
potential, they are expresoed two orders vore weakly than in tht~ case of
denaturation; the results of the light dispersion experineirts agree vith the
1/2

YSSR
BERESTOVSKIYj G. N., et al., Tsitologiya,, Vol 14, 4,io ip-, 1VI2, 1,),61-1,467
published data. In addition to the primary purpose of stut - the role of
xin
the axoplasm during the excitatioxi process, the descrRed experiments permit
the determination of possible artifacts when studying the st-ructural chaDges in
the membrane fror, a single action potential by the given optical methods.
2/2
5

IAce.. Nr..'. 4pOO4117G_ V-V) Ref. Code:
USSR
MIr ye. Engineer
Everything Starts with Casting"
Mo s cowl Tekhnika Molodezhi, No 1, 1970 pp 52-55
Abstract: Thist'article deals with theilatest developments in
the-field of casting, in the USSR.and abroad. In the USSR, an
-induction pump has been developed for ~Qmping liquid metal through
P
pipes, through motivation by a moving electromagnetic field.
Yor pumping molten rock, a Soviet-developed method provides for
inz,a~,stream.of air mixed with combustible gase~st to maintain
-pump
the temperature of the molten mass. In work with fbam plastic
molds,:a Soviet-hardening liquids,,used in recovery~lof styrol by
means of distillation. Self-hardening liquids, used in molding,
,.originated in the Soviet Union and.are bein'_g producotd under license
in several non-Soviet countries. To make up for the'lac:k of vis-
cosity for the molten metal, which "Limits the- size of castings,
expgnsible chiLl mold, consisting
Soviet inventors has designed an
Reel/Frame
1975USU5"-

000W~ 6.
two hstl~res fastened by an axle, the two halves being brought
togetherfu -an
6en the mold has been filled~ , M~ch smaller castings -
thus ~ be- made-. Other molding developments: are also*mentioned. For
-removingIstale from the casting, an electrohydraulic effect is
being_ qpqc.~ssfully used. Sparks are discharged between two elec-
trodes, submerged in water.'Each discharge is accompanied by a
hydraulic ;hock attaining several ters of thousands of atmospheres.
in td, rare and high-grade alloys-are being:cast in a sus-
. ~e
4P p n ea"sFje, the metal spheres being suspended in a vacuum by a
magnetiq-ifi-eld. An American inventor has developed a niethod for
. .4' -
:drawing ~Wire from mdten metal by, means of :a compressed inert gas.
EngLish-engineers has recently started to cast gLass on the surface
-of molten metal, obtaining flat, polished castings. ' Soviet engi-
neers have:zimproved on this by creating waves in the molten metal
by.:means7of'travelling magnetic fields,,and casting the.glass on
tjhejR thus obtaining an desired pattern of ripples. Pro-
p6sals have been made for constructing casting shops in outer space,
where-dropi of molten metal under conditions of weightlessness
would assuae~ an ideal spherical shape. ~This article. is accompanied
ptctoriaL-diagram ilLustrating the.enumerated processes%

USSR UDC 542.91:547.1'118
_ARBUZOV, B. A., MUSLINKLN, A. A VIZEL', A. 0., KOVALENKO, V. I., VYRINA,
N. N., and KAPUSTINA, N. M., Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry
imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of Sciences USSR
'Thospholene Glycolacrylates and Some of Their a-Substituted Analogs"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 8, Aug 73,
pp 1828-1833
Abstract: Experimental results are reported on the synthesiA of new acrylic
derivatives containing organophosphoric heteroring -- phospholeneglycola~rylates
and some of their a-substituted analogs. These products were obtained by re-
acting 1-chloro-l-oxophospholenes with glycolmonoacrylate and a-substituted
acrylates in inert organic solvents, in presence of triethylaiaine as an
acceptor of 11C1. Several ayathetic routes have been proPosed for the syn-
thesis of phospholeneglycol-a-fluaroacrylates.

USSR UDC 542-91:547-1'118
NEKLESOVA, I. D., JWDRINA, M. A., YEGOROVA, N. V., IMIDUVA,
1. S., and LOGINOV, V. B., Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry It;~eni A.
Ye. Arbuzov., Acad. Se. USSR
"Synthesis and Some Properties of Acrylic and Methacrylle Derivatives of Chloro-
phos and Its Analogues"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Rhimicheskaya, No 4, Apr 73,
PP 883-W6
Abstract: Reaction of chlorophos and its analo~pes with acid chlorides of
acrylic, metacrylic and 0(-fluoroacrylic acids gave aevipxoducts with fungicidal
activity: 0,0-diphenyl-, 0,0-di-n-butyl-, and 0,0-dimetiiyl-(l-acroyloxj-2,2,2-
trichlorcethyl)phosphonate, di-n-butyl-(l-mtacrjloxy-2,2,2-trichloroethyl)
phosphonate and 0, 0-d-n-butyl- (I- rX -f1uoroacroyloxy-2,2.,,,,q -trichloroethyl)
phosphonate. Using 0,0-di-methyl ether of I-acetoxy-2,2,2-tricliloroethylphospho-
nic acid as control, it has been established that replacem-ant of the acetyl
group by an acroyl or metacroyl mdical increases the fungicidal. activity and
toxicity. Introduction of a -Chlorine atom onto an alkoxy group has a similar
effect. Elongation of an alkoxy chain at the phosphorus &$om decreases the
toxicity.

Polymers and PolymerizatioA",
USSR UDC 54-171:541.64+661.718.1
j_qT_T
BYL'YEV, V. A., LAPIN, M. S.,.and A., institute of Orgonic and
Physical Chemistry imeni A. Ye. A Academy"Of Sciences USSR
"Comparative Thermostability of Polymers~of Acrylic and Some a-Substituted
Acrylic Derivatives of Triphenylphosphine Onlide"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 8, Aug 71, pp
1801-1803
Abstract: The article descrihes results of a comparative estimate of the
thermostability of polymers of acrylic, methacrylic and a-fluoroacrylic
derivatives of triphenylphosphine oxide with allwance for the effect of
isomerism in the structure of the initlal~ monomers on thii kin~ctics of polymer
thermal decomposition. A comparl:~on of polyiners based rin p-iHomers and polv-
phanyl mathacrylate indicatea that thermaldegradation of pho$13horus-contain-
ing polymers proceeds more slowly and encompasses the higher tenperature
region, with poly-p-fluoroacroylhydroxyphen ldiphenylphotiphine oxide showing
Y
the least thermostability. A comparison of the character of the thermal and
the-rmooxidizing decomposition of polymers based on a-, m- and p-isomers of
a-fluoroacroylhydroxyphenyldiphenylphosphine oxide shmis that the decomposi.-
tion of the o-derivative polymer proceeds at a lower temperature than for
p- and m-derivative polymers.

USSR UDC 542.91:661.718.1
NAZAROV, Yu. V., Imu --A., and ZHELTURHIDT, V. F., Institute of
Organic and Physica stry imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of Sciences
USSR
"Interaction of Bis-(hydroxymethyl)phosphinic Acid With Phosphorus
Pentachloride"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimiche~kaya, No 8, Aug 71,
pp-1806-1808
Abstract: The article describes results of a study of the reaction of
bis-(hydroxymethyl)phosphinic acid with phosphorus pentachloride in a
phosphorus oxychloride medium at temperatures from 60.to 100'. It was
found that the yield of bis-(chloromethyl)phosphinic chloride, other con-
ditions being equal, decreases with a rise in the reaction temperature,
while the yield of chloromethylphosphonic dichloride and methyl chloride
increases, with the amount of methyl chloride which fDrip.3 increasing almost
proportionally to the chloromethylphosphonia chloride-field. The formation
of the latter two products indicates the presence of processes leading to
splitting of the P-C bond.
31

1/2 030 UNCLASSir-IED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
.TITLE-DEHYDROGENATION AND CROSSLINKING OF SATURATED~POLYMERS -U-
A.A., LIOGONKIY, B. 1'. 14ATN[SHYAN, A#A., MUSOELYANt
104.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR JtA
~SOURCE-U.S.S.R. 265,438
'._..-RElFERENCE-OTKRYTfYAt IZOBRET.9 PROM* OBRALTSY# TOVARNYE.ZNAKI 1970,
--09MAR70
DATE ~PUBL I SHED
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
_.-TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON ACCEPTORY CHEMICAL OATENT, POLYMER, DEHYDROGENATtONs
'-.-POLYMER CROSSLINKINGi QUINONE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
bocumENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/L764 s,rE.P NO--UR/0482/7(.)/,OOO/OOO/OOOOfOOOO
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AA0137004
U14C LASS [HED

j 7-
USSR MC 51:621.391
SWOROV, B. V., MUSOLIN
"Compression of Measurement Information"
Tr. Ryazan. Radi oteklin. In-ta 111orks of Ryazan" Radio I-Ingineerillf; institute]
No 24, 1970, pp 221-229, (Translated from keferativny)r Zhiwnal, Kibernetika,
No 10, 1971, Abstract No 10 V648 by Yu. Pyatosbin).
Translation: Some general problems of redaction ofredurld,~Lnt information in
a transmitted message are discussed.
19

USSR UDC: 621.376.41"
MUSOKOV, V. M. and MOROZOV, Ye. Ni
"Relative Phase Modulation Demodulator of the KoBtas Type"
V Bb. Tonkiye maznitn. plenki, yychisl. telphn. i radio+ek'hn.. T. I
(Thin Magnetic ~'ilms, Computer Techniques, Electronic Engineering,
Vol. 1--collection of works) Krasnoyarsk, 197P, pp 94-99 (from RZh-
Radiotekhnika, No. 3, Plarch 71, Abstract No. 3D38)
Translation: The Kostas coherent receiver circuit using phase auto-
matic frequency control with delay is considered; a controlled os-
oillator is used as the local oscillator in.the second frequency
~conver
ter., The search time and tha~reliability characteristic are
determined. Bibliography-of1hree., N.-S.

UNCLASSIFi0b": OPUJCES~SING DATE-30OCT70
019
IATLE-VISPLALEHENT OF DAILLING AtIO F14UM A14 ANNULAK SPACE BY A PGLYMER
CEMENT MIXTUAE -U-
.,.AUTHOR-(03)-MUSTAFAYEVj A.U.9 MUKKMU00Vt M.N.w TAGLYEV, YU.8.
CCUNTRY OF INF&--USSR
-20
SOURCE--AZER6. NEFT. KHOL. 1970m (2)r IS
DATE PUBLISHEC--70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TUPIC TAGS-WELL DRILLING MACHINERY, MUD* CEMENT, POLYMERt URILLING MUO
~~'~_CCNTRDL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~~PRUXY REF_L/FkAME-300_3/0L42 STEP tiO--UR/OftS')*/70101)0/OC,2/0018!0020
ClkC ACCESSIGN NU--AP0129398

t
USSR uDq 636.619
SHISHK-OV, V. Ye., BESS.KERNHH, A A., and
Profilaktika. i Likvidatsiya Yashohura. (Prophylaxis aW Eradication of Foot-arxi-
Mouth Disease), 111oscow, Rossellkhazizdat," 1971, 64 pp
Translation.
Table of Contents
Characteristiez- of the Agent of the Disease 5
Clinical Indexes and Diagnosis of Foot-and-No'uth Disease 10
Measures for the Prevention and Eradication of Food-and-.44outh'
Diseaso 20
Disinfection Me-~sures 26
Vaccination of Farm Animals Susceptible to Food-ajid-~Xouth Disease 32
Passive 1=unization in:Foot-and-&uth Disw~mi 36
Treatment of Animals Infeatedw 39
ith
Examples of Prophylaxis and Control of Foot-~W-Nwuth
Disease in Different Farms 43

USSR UDC 616.988.43
S&L=OV aad LnSEENKO, L. A, All-
Yle# L.) KOSTMU3?j, Ye. V., MWWWWO.9"!"
Union Institute of Experiwntal Veteribary ~egdsne
"Foot-and4buth Disease in Fhe
Yloscov, Zhurnal Ylilwobiologii, EpidetdologiiiImmundbiologii, Vol 47, lio 6, Jun 70,
P-:- 87-90
Abstract: TI-ro cases of foot-and-mout4 diseaue in man were studied in Koutroinskaya
oblast irn order te obtain data on the subty;e (variant) at.' fOCFt-iwd-.-Muth (lisease
7iruz affect-ing rzmn. Not rxch Is kwvn abQv-t the serum antiborlies in patients
raffering fraz 'Che disease. In botb Cawa, tbe: Sw* type, Q variant of the r1rus.,
A22. !6as -responsible for the disame., AuUbodloa to thla, vinvu rarlant were found
t2~e blood cf 'bot_h patUmta. Miese veve ~the mly tw olnoes '1wportied in btimns
l
z
in the Obl"t. Mct=siv* zaasuxes.t* cowtval thw diseami umql dora&stictLted anliwt1v
-W=d vx-ncle wM taken.

112 018 UNCLASSIFIV PkbcES3ING DATE-"04DEC70
TITLE--FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE IN MAN -U--;
AUTHOR-( 04)-SALA7-HOV, YE-L.,-'K0ST,EkI*N, YE~ MW~"XjAXEV., G.A., LEBEDENKOr
:...-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE-ZHURNAL M[KROBIOLOGIlt EPiDE-1410LOG1.1 I IMMUROBIOLOGII, 19TOo NR 6t
-87
P, -90
P
DATE PUBLISHED-----70
:'..-,:'S.UBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEOKAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--FOOT AND MOUTH OISEASVI~ GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONt MANt DIAGNOSTIC
MEDICINE, ANTIBODY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0419
STEP ~NO--UR/0016;1'701(11)1)/006/OO.S7,(0090
CIRC ACCESSION No--AP0126172
FIED,

2/Z 018 UNCLASSfFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
C.IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126172
~'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TWO CASES OF FOOT AND MOUTH
14 - DIAGNOSIS WAS
DISEASE WERE DIAGNOSED IN 196-7 1` KOSTROMA REGION. : THE
MADE ON THE BASIS OF EPIZOOTICP ANAMINESTIC AND Cl-KNICAL DATA. SICK
ANIMALS SERVED AS THE SOURCE 04 INFECTION.- I.N CASE INFECTION WAS
TRANSMITTED THROUGH MILK FROM A COW, AP .lD.JN ANOTHC-R, BY CONTACT-WITH
INFECTED ANIMAL. FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE WAS DlAf,140SED BY EXAMINATION
OF MATERIAL OBTAINED FROM SICK ANIMALS A14D 014E OF THE PATIENTS; IN ALL
:10F THE CASES THE DISEASE PROVED TO BE, CAUSED,BY THE VIRUS BELONGING To
THE SAME TYPE AND OF THE SAME VAR.IANT;;P.: A,: SUU~2# ~AGAIN$l* WHICH ANTIBODIES
WERE REvEALED IN THE BLOOD SERUM.OF T~HE PATIENTS*!i~ FACILITY:
V.SESOYUZNYY INSTITUT EKSPERTMENTAL$NY~Y,.YC-TERINARti.
UNC LASS I F I I- D

026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE-13NOV70
TITLE-ANTSOTROPY OF CUCTILITY IN CUNTINUOUSLY CAST. SltEET STEEL -U-
AUT4u-R-(03)-0STP.EYKOj I.A.t MEOVEDE-Vt A.Mto, SUSTAFAYID/v CoA.
:COUNTRY OF IN FO--USSR
-~..-SOURCE--IZVEST. V.(J.Z., CHEP,;iAYA AE,T. 1970, (1) 72~~ 74 1
:,DATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
'SU3JECT AREAS--~'AIATEIU ALS
DUCITLITY -SE CONTA I M I NG
~-TOP I CTAGS-STEEL SHEET, L SHEET METAL, NANGAPlf:
ALLOY, CONTINUOUS CASTING, ANISOTROPY, METAL ROLLING
~-CGNTROL .44RKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT C[.ASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
:-PkOXY RIEEL/Fi-AME--2000/0553 s TF 1) NO-01/014tV rQ10001,001210072100 T4
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0124243

212 026 UNCI. ASS r FI ED PECUSSING UATE--13NOV70
C;RC ACCESSION NO-APOL2421iB
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE: ANISOTROPY CHARACTERIMNG THE
OUCTILITY OF SHEET STEEL OBTAINEO t3Y bX-TINUOUS COiSTING IS DISCUSSE0 ON
THE BASIS OF A 4ATHF,iATICAL ~E(PkESSION ~AALYSIS AM) COI~qELATEL) WITH~ THE
MH CW4TENTt THE ROLLING TEMP.j AIND -THE METHOD OF kkA~MLENC, THE STEEL
AFTER ROLLING. THE At"JISOTROPY IS (;'RE4TEST WiEN THE TEMP. At THE END OF
EmATION IS d300ECk.EESC AND THE RESULTANT MATERIAL IS WOUND
THE ROLLING QPZ:
INTO REELS AT 600DEGREESC. CAREFUL' ATTEMION TO !CN CUNrENY IS REQUIRED
IN ORDER TO ENSURE ADEC"WATE DUCTILITY.

1/2 024 UNC LAS S I F t E 0 P101CE."454 tit;
TITLE--MOLECUI-AR WEIGHTS ANO ROLECULAR WEIGHT 0ISTRf3kJTIDll) OF THE. PROJUCTS
OF SPONITA,-NEOUS POLYMFRIZATION OF:-JUATERNARY SALTS' OF A,VINYLPYkIDINE AND
.AUTHOR- (03)-14USTAFAYEV, ALIY,cVp KoY.'l KABANOVIP V.,I,.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN., SER. A 19701 12(4)p 855-64
PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--MOLECULAR WEIGHT# VINYL COMPOUND, PYRIOINE, 8ROMINAT~-'[) ORGAN11C
COMPOUNO, KINETIC THFORYo MoulOMF.R, POLYRERLIATIO111.
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRic'rims
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLaSSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1496
STEP NO-UR1045 70/012/004/0855/0864
CfkC' ACCESSfG.-1 'N-01--At"0135157
UNCLASSIFIED

WIN
2/2 024 UNCLASSI F I ED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
I RC ACCESSION NO--AP0135157
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE -40L VIT. 01STRIBUT10ill OF
POLY (VINYLPYRIOINIUM ETHYL BROMIDE) (1) 013EYS THE KJN[TIl- THEORY
P
'OPOSED EARLIER (V. A. KARGIN ET AL. L965t 1966? lq68) AT LESS THAl OR
R
EQUAL TO 0.1 MONOMER FRACTION CONVERSION. FIOWEVER:~t AT HIGHER
CONVERSIONS THERE IS NO AGREEMENT BETWEM THE EXPTL* RL-'SlJLTSv OBrAINED
BY ULTRACENTRIFUGING* AND THE THEORY. ~ .' Ti.iE- DI,SAGR!=-,El4Ej'llT iS PARTIALLY
DUE TO THE INSOLY. OF I AND THE :GROWTH~OF~THE LlVf.,'14G POLYMER CHAINSt
-,,,-,.,:-WHICH:.WER,E NOT TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN THE ~ OR I G E NAL ITHEaltY.
FACILITY: INST. NEFTEKHIM. SIN. IMe TOPCH'I EVA, MOSCOlij USSR.

USSR UDC 536.2
MUSTAFLIKL R. A. PLATUINOV, Ye. S., Leningrad rnstitute of Precision
NAM55ics and Optics
"Nonstationary Method for Measuring Heat Conductivity: of Liquids and
Gases at High Pressures"
Moscowl) Teplofizika vysolikh temperatut,, No. 3, May/ifun ?2, pp 615-621
Abstract: Nonstationa-ry methods of linear.and nonotonic heating as Methods
for measuring the beat conductivity of liquids and g,-,zes are discussed
since they cai determine the temperature dependence of the heat conductivit,
over a wide temperature range from a single experitent within a relatively
short time period. Simple versions of the X-calorineter for monotonic
heating of liquids proposed by 0. A. Krayev in 1960 :are examined in par-
ticular. An examination of the theoretical basis o4~1 the nethod shows that
A,
it is based on the nonlinear theory of heat conductivity and that it is
useful for measurements in zones of a sharp change in the therriophysical
parameters. A diagram of the proposed X-calorimeter is snovm. The device
~consists of a hollow metal block and a continuous cipper core installed
coaxially. The annular gap between them has a constant thickness h and
is filled with the substance being, tested. A uniformly distributed electric

heater is on the surface of the block. An efficient light-weight insulation
is used to protect the calorimeter from the medium. 1,11elationships are
obtained For developing the optimal structure of the calorimeter UnIt.
The method was checied experimentally in the temperature rr)ge 20-4001C
at pressures of up to 500 bar. Air, vratetr, water vapor, n-heptane, and
n-decane were used as samples. Deviations from tabular cuxves were no
Pq and pressures.
more than 2% over the entire range of working temper tures ,
The experiments supported the suitability of the method fi;r studies in
zones of a sharp change in the therniophy.,~Ic_al paramiters of the sub-
stance, including direct proxL-aity to,the-liquid-vaj;,cr transition poLnt.
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ALUMINU;' CHLORIDE -U-
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COUNTRY OF fNFO--USSR
SoulqcE--ZH. ORG. KHIM. 1970, 6(5) , 964)-91
DATE PUBL IS HED ------- 70
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.%tGNTROL )MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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CIRC ACCESSION
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135015
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CONF MMED BY IR SPECTROSCOPY. FACILITY, S UIMIG A I *r FIL. INST.
NEFTEKHIM. PROTSESSOVy SUMGAIT, USSR.
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WSR
MUSTAFAYEV,-R. A., KURETIN, V. V.
IlDynamic Method of Measurement of Heat. Capacity of Liquids at High Pressures
Temperatures"
Moscow, Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol 11, No 1, Jan-Feb 73, pp 144-149.
Abstract: A method is presented for measurement of the true heat capacity oi'~'
liquids at high temperatures and pressures in the mode of smooth heating.
The method of experimental determination of the "constants" of the device is
described. The method is used at temperatures of up to 4000 C, pressures up
to 500 atm. The calorimetric device which realizes the dynamic method des-
cribed in this work, called a dynamic C-calorimeter, consists of a massive
metal tube, containing a metal ampule, filled with the flaid being studied.
The calorimetric device is heated smoothly by means of a heater distributed
evenly over the outer surface of the tube. The calculation formula for the
true heat conductivity is produced fruin the equatiori~ for the theri,,ial balance
of the calorimetric device. 'rho method can utilize two different plans for
temperature measurement. In the first, the temperatlive drop is measured
directly by a differential thermocouple, and the huating rate is calculated
as the ratio of small increments. In the other, the delay time between the
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