SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PILINSKAYA, M.A. - PIMAKHOV, D.P.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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USSR
PHUNMYAJ. M. A., Genetika, No 61 1971, PP 138-143
Like nitrogen mustard, the ability of the fungicide to damage the chromosoms
of blood cells seems to be one of its mechanisms of action on leukopoiesis.

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USSR UDG 621.)0,6.963:621-7/97
PILIPC PERC EZENTSEV, L.T.,
"Tia nom is sion Of Supplementary Inforx~ation Durint, Gon,~rerzion OP Radar Signals Into
Television"
Sb. nsuch. tr~ Klyev. in-t inzh. arazhd. aviatsii (Collection Gf.Saipatific Worke,
Kiev Institute Of Civil Aviation En G~0~rs f~:?O, 'Isaua pp ~,'~-61 (from
RZh--Radkigti~kkjjjiaj I-To 9, Sept 1~71, Abutraot, No 9G46)
Translation: Posoible methods are considered for simultaneous converoion of the
three-radar signals Nihich cliaracteristize the three parameters of the target (co-
ordinates and supplexantary criterion) into television si&nals to.- repro aontation
f the aerial situation in diBpatchar ayetems. Of the four syetoris an-Ilyzed--ampli-
0 L
tude, code, frequency, and pulse duralLion modulation -- tho code method has the
greatest advantages, =aking it possible to increase the volume o-P supplement!iry in-
formation being represented without aignificuntly decreosiiiZ the resolving power of
Oe system as a whole. The precision of tranamiesion of tho B-applementary inform-at-
ion by the code m!!thod doea not depend on nonlineDrity of tho schnning. In addition
0
the conversion 3pparatus is simplified. 6 ill. N.B.

USSR UDC 621.396.963.3
ISAYEV, L. P., PEREEVEZEN7SEV, L. T., PILIPCHIK V. G.
"Methods of Obtaining a Discrete Color Television Image By the Output
Signals of a Controlling Elec tronic Digital Computer!'
Sb. nauch.- tr., Kivev. i--t inzh. grazhd. aviatsii (Collection of Scientific
Works, Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers), 1970, Tssue 5, pp 62-64
(from RZh--Radiotekbnika, No 9,,Sep 1971,,Abstract No 9G41)
Translation: Possible methods are analyzed for obtaining a color television
image in the form of a combination of different markers using the output
signals of a digital computer in aviation simulators of visual situations.
A color mask kinescope is employed having three luminophors, each excited
by a separate beam, and a digital computer (grafekop) is sued as the output
device. A number of reco--nendatiorns are, presented on the choice of a method
of conversion of the digital computer signals into television signals.
2 ill. N. S.
165

'MIN,
M.M. M
USSR UDC, 51.621.391
PILIPCHUK, N. 1.
."Decoding at High Transmission Rates"
Ispol1z. Izbytochnosti v Inform. Sistemakh [Use of Redundancy in Information
Systems --Collection of Works], Leningrad, Nauka Press, 1970, pp 223-228
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No. 4; April, 1971, Abstract
No. 4 V518 by K. Zigangirov).
Translaticit: A method is suggested for decoding random tree-shaped codes for
which the author states the mathematical expectation of the nLuzbr--r of operations
is limited with transmission rates arbitrarily close to tAie throughput capacity.
The result of the work is incorrect, which can be seen from the fact that it
contradicts the known result of Berlecamp and Jacobs whicli affirms that for any
method of sequential decoding (without using iteration) tlie mathematical ex-
pectation of the number of operations increases exponentially with increasing
code limitation.for transmission rates greater than the computation rate.

UNCLASS-IFTED _:PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
-4-,tT4-TLE-OXYGEN TENSION IN THE MUSCLES, OF; PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY
.-..TUBERCULUSIS--U-
..,~AUTHOR-03)-PILIRCHUK, N.S.r TVANYUTAI.O.M.t NECIiANYEV,:A.A.
.::_-_~COUNTRY, OF INFO--USSR
SOURCF--VRACHEONOYE DELO# 19701 NR 2v PP 67-70
D A T E- PUBL ISHED---70
UBJECT AREAS--510LOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
i.cs
T
-MUSCLE Pj4-YSIOLCJGYv
AGS OXYGENt TUBERCULPSf Su HYPOXIA,
-ANTIBACTERIAL THERAPY
CkTROL,MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS~
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY ~REEL/FRAME-1986/0113 STEP NO-UR/0475/70/000/002/0067/0070
i,CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0102203

UNCLA~' r- 'F- DATE--13NOV70
4/2- 0 219 st 1 0 Pl-'OCESSING
-.'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102203
*-"ABSTRACT/E-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. S'PIROGR'APHIC, OXYHEMOGRAPHIC
EXAM[INATIONS AND A STUDY OF OXYGEN TENSION IN THE GASTROCNEMIUM MUSCLES
WERE DONE IN 60 PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENT FORMS OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.
EXTENSIVE FIBROUS CAVERNOUS TUBERCULOSIS WAS ACCCMPANlfED BY BOTH
INSUFFICIENCY OF THE FUNCTION OF.EXTERNAL RESPIRArION AIND IMARKED TISSUE
HYPOXIA WITH A DISTINCT OXYGEN DEFICIT IN THE~MUS
CLES. EFFECTIVE
-ANTI,BACTERIAL THERAPY IMPROVES THE INDICES OF EXTERNAL RESPIRATION AND
REDUCES, PHENOMENA OF TISSUE :HYPOX IA.

W-11CL ASS IF IiEb R'qOMSING 0ATE--27',,0V70
'JITLE--MECHANISM OF ACTION AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ImTr,AVEINOUS
ADMINIISTRATION OF TUB.,,,ZI(Jt STREPTOMYCIN AND PAIRA AMINOSALICYLIC ACID IN
N.S*s tVANYUTA, O.M., KOVALENKO, N.N.
..''-C'GUNTRY OF fNFO---USSR
OURCE-MBL TUBERK 48(l): 26-30.170
7 e0
_-IJ)ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~-,~SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
P I CTAGS-- TUt3ERCULO S IS, ISONIAZIDt AM I j"40SAL ICYL I CACID, STREPTOMYCIN
TROL sMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.,,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE-0
:PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/0437 STEP NO---Uf~/0(100/70/048/kIOL/0026/0030
ZCIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134205

212 Oil UNCLASSI F, IED PROCESSING 0ATE-27NOV70
~.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134205
1.~ASSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFICACY OF I.V. INJECTIO.N OF
JUBAZID (ISONIAZID) STREPTOMYCIN A")D PARA AMINGSALICYLIC ACID (PAS) IN
PATIENTS WITH DEGENERATIVE FORMS OF PULHO:NARY TUBERCULOSIS AND
ALSO THE CONCENTRATION OF THESE 3 BASIC TUBERCULOSTATIC AGEtNTS WITH THE
-1ET 0
I.V, AND USUAL ROUTES 3F ADMNNISTRATION., 14ERE STUDIED. THE FORMER H 0
W~,S EMPOLYEO IN HANDLING 194 PATIENTS, 96 OF WHOM HAD FRESHLY IDENTIFIED
DISEASE AND 98 OTHERS SUFFERED FROM A LONG STAND[ 'NG DISEASE TREA1E0
UNSUCCESSFULLY BY THE ROUTINE METHODIOF ANTIBACTFRIAI..THERAPY. IN
PATIENTS WITH FRESHLY RECOGNIZED DISEASE: THE TRE4TMENT RESULTED IN
CLOSURE OF CATIVITES WITH CASEOUS DEGENERATION (86PERCENT) AND 1N
14F --RNS WAS ACH EVE N
-GATIVE BECILLOSCOPY (98PERCENT1. CLOSURE OF CAVE
25PERCENT AND NEGATIVE BACILLOSCOPY W60PERCENT OF CASES v4HO HAD BEEN
:,UNSUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY THE ROUTINE METHOD FOR OVER 6 MO.
CONCENTRATION OF TUBAZID, PAS ANO STRePTOMYCIN IN J'HE BLOOD, INTACT AND
'AFFECT60 AREAS OF A RESECTFU LUNGP FOLLOWING I.V. INJECTION OF THESE
-.DRUGSP 15 2-16 TIMES AS HIGH AS WIrH THEIR ORDINARY ADMINISTRATION.
FACILITY: DEP. TUBERC.,.KIEV,MED.. J.NST.,o KIEV USSR,
UNICLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC: 543-51
ALPAT'YEV, Yu. S., DUBIN-SKIY, I. N., OL10OVSKIY, V.
CHEREPIN, V. T.
"A Mass Spectrometer for Analyzing Solids"
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 3, May/Jun 72, pp 159-160
Abstract: A mass spectrcmeter based on the effect of secondary ion emis-
sion is developed for elementary and isotopic analysis of solids, specifi-
cally layer analysis of thin films of metals, semi conductors and dielec-
trics. The instrument consists of an ion source vith ion-optical system
of focusing and beam deflection, a.turret chamber which holds the specimen,
an imersion type objective lens, end a single-field rf mass spectrometer.
The primary beam is accelerated to 4-1h keV and focused on the specimen
Uo a spot with an area of 0.5-6 sq. mm. The secondary ions are collected,
accelerated and prefocused by the immersion objective lens 'Whose catlicde
is the specimen. The energies of the ions entering the mass spectrameter
are controlled by changing the voltage across the specimen. Another lens
focuses the beam of secondary ions into the input aperture of the mass
spectrometer. The current of the secondary ions impinging on the collector
is amplified by an electrometric amplifier and registered by an electronic
1/2

USSR
ALPATIYEV, Yu. S. et al., Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 3, May/Jun
72, PP 150 16o
potentiometer. The masses being analyzed can be recorded either in the
panoramic mode or in a mode vhere the peak intensity is tracked (there is
a relative change in the concentration of one component) as layers of the
study specimen are successively removed by the primary ion beam. Masses
from 1 to 250 can be analyzed vith a mass-spectral resolution of 250 atomic
mass units. Reproducibility of results is,10 in aworking vacuum of 10-r3
2/2
127

USSR UDC 538.1t3o341,67i546.221
PILIPEWICO, A. T., HELINIKOVAt.V. N.o and ROZENnL#Dt A. AL., Kiev State
UnIvereity imeni T. G. Shevchenko
"Investigation of Paramagnetic Shifts In the PHR Spectra of Isoquinoline
Cooxdinated with Nickel Dially1dithiophosphate"
Moscow, Zhurnal Noorganicheiskoy KhUdip Vol i8l No 10p Oct 73, pp 2692-2695
Abstracti Paramagnetic shifts of isoquinoline In its complex with nickel
diallyldithiophosphate CNiDADT-p7have been investigated by the dilution
method in large exceos of the ligand, By the method of isomolar series the
composition of the isoquinoline-NiDADTP:complex has been established as
1t2q its configuration being that of a distorted octahedron. The data on
paramagnetic shifts have been used to calculate spin densities at the hydrogen
atoms in lsoquinolins. An assumption has been made that the dislocation. of
apth density occurs principally along the aaine 0--bonds.

snow-
USSR UDC 543.535.24.546.221
21LIPENK0. A. T., and ROZENFELD, A. L.,: Kiev State University imeni T. H.
Fh","v=e o
"Study of the Interaction of Thiophosphoric Acid Derivatives With Metals"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 36, No 11, Nov 70, pp 1,151-1,154
Abstract: Qualitative rear.;zions were carried out an 30 cations with five
dithio- and trithiophosphoric acid derivatives. The compounds obtained were
extracted with organic solvents.. It was shown that the cations of platinum
and other heavy metals react selectively with above raugents in acid medium.
On the basis of experimental data obtained it is possible to select conditions
for qualitative detection, separation andphotometric dete=4nation of in-
dividual cations.

412- 0101'', LAS~Sl F' 161`7 OROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
UNC
DETERMINATION OF GOLDvillp -U-
.-A
.,.UTHOR-(02)-OLKHOVICHj P.F.t PlLlPENKOv-A*To
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-.-,SOURCE--UKR. KHIM. ZH. 1970t 36(4)v 368-:90
:,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
..SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
POTENTIOMETRIC TITRATtON, PLATINWt ELEC'rRODE,
FERRICYANIDE
;;:CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTR[CTIONS
,:.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLAS"JIFIED
:7~PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0876 S'TEP NO--UR/0073/TO/036/004/0386/0390
C_t_RC. ACCESSION NO--APG!37904
UNIC I~A S' If- I E 0

2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED. PkOCESSING DATE--27NOV70
.~:CtRC ACCESSION NO--AP013790k
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AU(III) CAN BE DETO. BY
POTENTIOMETRIC TITRN. BY USING A PT ELECTRODE AND SCE:AND A WORKING
REAGENt OBTAINED BY 1:5 DILN..OF A SOLN. OCNTG. 1.4,08 G K SUB4 FE(CN)
SUB6 AND 0.2 G NA SUB2 CO SUB3-L, THE EMPIRICALLY DETD. FACTOR
CONNECTING AU TO FE(CN) SUB6 PRIME144S 2.14:1v THE REACTION IS BEtEIVED
TO APPROX. 6 NAAUCL SUB4 PLUS 13 K SU84(FE(CN) SU86) YIELDS 6 NAAUICN)
SUB2-KFE)FE(C.'Yl SU86) PLUS 9 K SU83 (FE(CN) SUB61 PLUS FE(FE(CN) SU86)
PLUS 24 KCL. PTv RHv RU, MNr CU, SN9~ SE9 AND TE 00 NOT INTERFERE; IR,
Pov'-FEl as# PBr ZNv AND CD DO& FACILIM, INST. OBSHCH. NEORG.
KKIMSP USSR*

112 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
~T.ITLE-ACCELERATED PHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF CHRO, I I I
MEUM N METALL C T N
_u_
',-.AUTHOR-(03)-Pl~~Oj A.T., VORON A.I., NABIVANETSY B.Io
~',_COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'_'~:SOURCE-ZAVOO. LAB., 19701 361 (3), 273
J;.__Z.)ATE PUBL I SHED----.-- 70
UBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--PHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS, TIN, CHROMIUMp AMMONIUM SULFATE1 TIN
CHLORIDE
--NO RESTRICTIONS
,CONTROL MARKING
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--3004/0904 STEP NC)--UR/0032/10/0361003/0')73/02 13
~:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0131490
UNCLASSIFIED-__

1 il, J-,T T;I.vwF lT.:3;Ij1:1;N 1 1.1 'J, I 'Fri I I m [-~i I ~r-qj-.,3 1'~ I i1 I! flK! a 11"Fl., I I filt
2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
t CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0131490
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN IMPROVED RAPID METHOD OF
DETERMINING CR IN METALLIC SN BY PHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS IS DESCRIBED* THE
CR IS CONVERTED INTO A HEXAVALENT STATE BY MEANS OF NH SU64 PERSULPHATE
IN AN ALKALINE MEDIUM; THERE IS THEINFNO NEEO TO EFFECT PRELIMINARY
SEPARATION OF THE SN IN THE FORM OF SNCL~SU84 AS~IN EXISTING METHODS.
THE:~SENSITIVITY OF THE METHOD FOP. A O.:25:G SAMPLE IS 4 TIMES 10 PRIME
NEGATIVE4PERCENT CR. A TYPICAL ANALYSIS TAKES I H, AND THE RELATIVE
ERROR AVERAGES 5PERCENT,
j-F I r- n- --------

021 UNCL, PkOCE~SING
OF NORMAL VIBRATLONS OF'THE
',-SPECTRA OF METAL ETHYLXANTHATES U-
~-AUTHOR-(02)-MELNIKOVA, N.V.v PtLIPENKOP~A.To
ETHYLXANTHATE TON
DATE--04DECTO
AND IR
TOPIC TAGS--IR SPECTRUM, ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUND* COORDINATION CHEMISTRY,
METAL;CDMPLEX COMPOUNDt XANTHIC AC14 LOPPER COMPLEXt: ZINC COMPLEX, LEAD
CO.MPOUND, MERCURY COMPLEX, CADMIUM COMPLEX
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~'PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0933 STEP:No--UR/0078/70/015/005/1186/LL91
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP013796L_.r,
QNCLA!~STFICO
------------

-2/2 021 UNCLASSI'FiE0 PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137961
AaSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, FREQUENCIES OF NORMAL VIBRATIONS
AND,MATRIX COMPONENTS OF FORCE CONSTS. OF THE ETHYLAANTHATE IONt ET
C(S)S PRIME NEGATIVEt ARE TABULATED. THE RE-SO14ANCE FORM RG I.CSS PRIME2
NEGATIVE CONTRIBUTES TO THE STRUCTURE OF THIS ANION MUCH LESS THAN THE
ANALOGOUS FORM R SUB2 N PRIME POSITIVE:CSS PRIME2 NEGATIVE CONTRIBUTES
TO THE STRUCTURE OF ET SU62 NC(S)S PRIME NEGATIYE. ON COORDINATION TO
METALSt THE INTENSITY OF VCtO OF ETOC(S)S PRIME.NEGA:rIVE DECREASES? MORE
PROPONOUNCED FOR COORDINATION TO CUVZNt P89 HGt CD, THAN TO NI, PD1, PT.'
OR CO* THE RESULTS IMPLY DELOCALIZATION AND PRESENCE OF EQUIV. MiS
ONDS IN THE LATTER METAL COMPLEXES*;~ FACILITY: KIEV. GDS. UNIV.
IM.. SHEVCHENK09 KIEV, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7C
TITLE--ELECTRON SPECTRA OF SOME ANTHRAWUINONE DERIVATIVES -U-
fAUTHOR-(02)-PILIPENK09 A.T.v SAVRANSKIY# L-1-
"COUNTRY OP INFO--USSR
I-,,-SCURCE--OPT. SPEKTROSK. 1970t 28(4)t 808-9
0 ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY
17-TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON-SPECTRUMt ANTHAQUINGNEt MOLECULAR ORBITAL, HYDKOGEN
BONDINGr AMINE, HYDROXYL RADICAL
'. .,CONTROL MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
~'.__.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSfFIED
REEL/FRAME--1997/0811 STEP NO--UR/0051/'10/028/004/0308/0809
`~-.C I RC ACCESSION NO--AP0119718
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGIN NG--AP0119718
;:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TO DET. THE EFFECT OF THE NATURE
AND THE POSITION OF SUBSTITUENTS ON THE PI SYSTEM OF ORG. MOLS.,
ELECTRON SPECTRA OF ANTRAQUINOINEt luHYDkOXYANTHRAQUINIONE, 2f
'HYDROXYANTHRAQUINUNE# It AMINOANTHRAQUINONE, 2, AMINOANTHRAQUINONEY li
2tDHYOROXYANTHRAUUINONE-, 2v3,D(HY0RQXYANTHkAQUlNGNEv
1,2,5,8-TETRAHYDROXYANTHRAQUINONEt 1#4-DIHYDROXY,4NTHRAQUINONEP
L,2-DIAMINOANTHRAQUINONE, lilt-DIAMINDAPITHRAQUIN014EP AND
2,3-DtAMINOANTHRAQUINONE WERE CALCO.-BY THE MULCAO METHOD BY USING THE
PUBLISHED PROGRAM MNrPPP-2vKBl(YU- Zo:KRUGLYAK# ET AL-1 1969~. THE
CALCD. SPECTRA WERE COMPARED WITH THOSE EXPTL. DETD. IN 50PERCENT AQ.
CLC. AND WITH PUBLISHED EXPTL* DATA.~ THE RESULTS INDICATE A
COMPARATIVELY WEAK EFFECT OF THE INTERMOL. H BOND ON THE ELECTRON
ABSORPTION SPECTRA. THE MAX. SHIFT IN THE SPECTRA OWING TO THE
FORMATION OF H BONDS IN ALPHA SUBSTITUTED AN TH-0QUINDNES WITH OH AND NH
SUBZ GROUPS IS PLUS OR MINUS 20 NM. EVIDENTLY ALL BANDS, INCLUDING THE
LONGWAVE BANDS IN THE 400 NM REGIONv ARF CONNECTED WITH THE PIx PI
TRANSITIONS RATHER THAN WITH THE Nt P.1 TRANSITION AS SUGGESTED EARLIER
(J.:W. SIDMANs L956).
UINIICLAS-~-l F I ED
kA

USSR
GUSEV, V. A., OKSYUK, A.A., FOGELI, Ya. MV) P 0 D. V.Y Physico-
technical Institute, Academy of Sciences) -0 ffan
"The Formation of Slow Atomic Negative Oxygen Ions in Collisions Between Fast
Protons or Hydrogen Atoms and 02 Molecules"
Moscow, Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoreticheskay Fiziki,' No 12, 1970, P.P.
Abstract: A method is developed for the investigation of processes involving
the formation of negative ions in collisions betveen fast ions or atoms
with gas molecules. The effective cross sections of the formation of 0-ions
in coll-isions between 3-50 kev hydrogen ions or atoms and oxygen molecules
are measured in terms of relative units. 4 figures, 16 bibliographic
entries.

1/2 012 ASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7C
UNCL
TITLE--OLEFINS FROM N BUTANE BY CATALYTIC DEHYDROGENATION -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-STEPANOVi G.A.v TSAILINGOLDv A.L., PILIPENKOs F.S., SOBOLEYt
VeMot BORESKOW,
G*Ko
:COUNTRY'OF INFO--USSR
,.-~.~--~.SOURCE-GER. OFFEN. 1,800,063
DATE PUBLISHED--16APR70
~,..-,-SUBjECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--DEHYDROGENATIONP BUTANEP CHEMICAL PATENTP METAL OXEDE,
ACTIVITYt BUTENEt BUTADIENE,
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~,:~.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1004 STEP NO--GY/0000170/000/0001000010000
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0119873
UNCLASSIFIED

~2/2 012
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--Z30CT7(
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0119B73
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(ti) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CATALYTrc OXEDATIVE
DEHYDROGENATION OF N BUTANE AT 550-650DEGREES OVER 140 AND-OR W OXIDE
CONTG. AT LEAST ONE OF THE OXIDES OF CRo MNt FEP Nli OR CO GAVE SIMILAR
J0 5 WT. PERCNET N BUTENES AND 10-20 WT. PERCENT BUTADIENE. THUSY. AODN.
OF-NI(NO SUB3) SUB3 IN H SUB2 0 TO INH SUB4) SU86 MO SUB7 0 SUB24. IN H
SUB2 0 AND HEATING THE PPT. AT 400-500DEGREES GAVE A CATALYST WITH 1:2
~MO-Nl AT. RATIO, N OUTANEi Ut ANf) H SUB2 0 VAPOR AT A 1:0.25:10 MOLAR
RATIO AND 590DEGREES REACTED IN THE PRESENCE OF 15 ML CATALYST TO GIVE
'4.~5 AND 21 WT. PERCENT BUTADUENE.
WT* PERCENT N BUTANES
~FACILITY: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE -OF MONOMERS FOR SYNTHETIC
RUBBER.
FLEO

USSR
UDC 537:226:537:311:331:538
KRYLOV, Ye. I., ROZIMESTVENSKIY, F. A., PILIPENKO, G. I., DYOYNIK, V,
3d
'Wagnetic Properties of Orthotantalates of Transition Metals in -Series"
Tr. In-ta khimii. Urallskiy fil. AN SSSR, [Iforks of the Institute of
Chemistry, Urals Affiliate, Academy of Scie~ces, USSR), No 17, .1970,
pp 68-71, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Fizika, No 10, 1970,
Abstract No 10 Ye 1131, from the resume).
Translation: The magnetic susceptibility of titanium and vanadium
orthotantalates is measured in the 90-300*K temperature interval. EPR
spectra of polycrystalline specimens of orth.otantalates of titanium, vanadium,
ch.Tamilimland iron are measured. Values of;g-factors are also determined.
Suggestions are made concerning the valence:states of ions of the transition
metals in the U-series forming compounds'such, as MeTaO,

USSR UDC 546-883-5.825:538.113
KASDOV, G. G., ROZHDESTVLISKIY. F. A., KRYLOV, YE. I., PILIPEIKO, G. I., and
SOLODOV, V. P.
1114agnetic Properties of Titanium, Vanadium, Chromium, and Iron Orthotantalates"
Moscow, Neorganichoskiye Materialy, Vol 6. No 1,jJan 70, P 180'
Abstract: An investigation was made of the mag atic properties of TiTa04, VTaO4.
arametric
CrTa04, and FeTa04 by the methods of magnetostatics and olLctron p,
resonance in a broad temperature range. The astl4dies made it possible to obtain
new data. The anomalous behavior of FeTaO4.at iow temperaturea ia explained by
the phase transition at 2230K as a result of which the spin-lattice relaxation
time decreases (the width of the electron paramagnetic resonance line increases
sharply), and the intensity of the electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum be-
comes insignificant at nitrogen temperature. The magnetic susceptibility of the
remaining orthotantalates varies according;to the Curie-Weiss law. The negative
value.of the constant 0 permits the assumption of the prosence:of antiferromagne-
tism in the investigated compounds.

016 UNCL~A St Fic
.-~_7112 - s -6~ : PROCES5ING DATE--18SEP70
T:,[:.TLE--MAGNETIC PRGPERTIES OF TITANIUMP VANADIUMi- CHROMIUM# AND IRON
~--ORTHOTANTALATES -U-
~~AUTHOR-40.5)-KASIMOV, G.G.r ROZHOESTV,ENSKlYv F.A*v KRYLOVY YE.I.v
.'-zl'~PIL-IPENKOt G.I.t SOLODOVP V.Po
~-~F()--USSR
':.,SOURCE--ILV* AKAD* NAUK SSRv NEORG* MATER. 1970v 6(111 186
DATE PUBLISHED ----- - TO
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
~._'TOPIC TAGS--TITANIUM COMPOUND9 VANADIUM COMPOUNUP CHROMIUM COMPOUND#
-JANTALATE, EPR SPECTRUMv MAGNETIC.SUSCEPTIBILITY
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIGNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL./FRAME--1984/0146 STEP NO--UR/0363/70/0061001/0186/0186
ACCESSION NU--AP0054942
UNCLASSIFIED

2i 2 PkbCESSING DATE--ISSEP70
016 UNCLASSIFIED
~-.'C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054942
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF TITAO SUB49
NETOSTATIC AND EPR
'CRTAO SUB49 AND FETAO SUB4 WERE INVESTIGATED BY MAG'
METHODS WITHIN A WIDE TEMP. RANGE, WHICH MADE IT POSSIBLE TO oorAIN NEW
SATA AS COMPARED TO THE KNOWN ONES* THE ANOMALOUS BEHAVIOR OF FETAO
SUB4 AT LOW TEMPS. 15 EXPLAINED BY THE PHASE TRANSITION AT 223DEGREES Ky
AS A RESULT OF WHICH THE TIME OF THE SPIN LATTICE RELAXATION DECREASES
AND THE INTENSITY OF THE EPR SPECTRUM BECOMES INSIGN11FICANT AT THE N
TEMP. THE MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF THE REMAININO ORT.HOTANTALATES
VARIES ACCORDING TO THE CURIE WEISS LAWO THE NEG. VALUE OF THE CONST.
~,THETA ALLOWS THE ASSUMPTION OF THE PRESENCE OF ANTIFERROMAGNETISM IN THE
COMPDS. INVESTIGATED.

USSR uDc 616-ool-34
ABRAMOVICH-POLVXwOV) D. K., and PILIPEMO,,_V,*.-I-, Kharlkav Medical Inctitute,
KharIkov Scientific Research InSTft'-Urr(;T Labor Hygiene and Occupational
Diseases
"Ydcrocirculatory and Sorptional Changes in Patients With Vibratioil Sickness"
Kier, Vrachebnoye Delo, No 11 197% pp 329-133
Abstract: Thirty six individuals working with vibrational equipirent in casting
shops (metallurgical plane were studied. All of theri had vibration siclu'less of
the first, and second stages. Each individual was injactad %irith 0.2 ul, of
Na2H32 POj, and the sorption of 3-0P at syTmretrIcal points of upper extrend ties war
studied. Die obtained date In ;2, 4, 6, 8, 10, Le.~, 14, .L60 ]-~, 20, and '25 ninutes
vas compared with controls (20 healthy in-Uviduals injected with Y-P). ~ 'Pne
average rate of resorption of 32p onong patients. with i-lbration siclmesn was
much higher compared with controls. Sorytion of 32P on~both sides of the hur--an
body was almost identical, but mis slightly accelerated, a:T.-.-ong individuals with
the second stage of the diBease. The resorption of -3211 in elck individual.5 can
be attributed to several causes. Among them are phosphorus deficiency in
tissues of the upper extremities, hyperfunction of the Iyrphatuic vess--Is in
arms predominance of the parasympathetic nervous system tone. Accumulation
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ABRAMOVICH-POLYAKO11, D. K. and PILIPETTKO, N. I., Vrachebnoye Deelo, I'To 1, 1973,
Pp 129-133
and redistribution of 32P introduced entemlly deviate.,'t from that in healthy
individuals and was due to vascular disturbances and disturbances in phosphorus
metabolisia in -patients with vibration sickness. It was impossible to establish
any relationship between accurmAzticn, and:. redistribution of 32P and extent of
vibration sickness.
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Ili "Will 11-fru,I)N f:1111.1111M.".

USSR UDC: 0'69,25:539.67
UR'YAK1-.,TAR, F. G., Fn~TSYO, 0. 1. osizi`~Rol V I
WINA -I.
POGORELOV, V. A. and YABLUKOV, B. G., Donetsk Physicot, ns itute.
"Study of the Internal Friction of Cobalt Hear 30000
Sverdlovsk, Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, Vol 32, NO 5, Nov 71,
pp 1101-1104
Abstract: Earlier research indicates the 3000C region as the position of
low-frequency maximum internal friction for cobalt, Described here is an
attempt to explain its nature and properties. The experiment involved
machined specimens of 99.98% pure Co measuring 3xhO mm and specimens
additionaD4 deformed by drawing (by 60). The specimens were gradually
annealed at 300, 600 and 9000C and-cooled down to room.temperature. The
measurements included internal friction (150-3500, oscillation frequency
(7 cps) and maximal shearing strains (2elo-6). Interrunted anneal of the
material appears to lower the maximum friction temperature position which
is most pronounced at 9000C and particularly manifest on the drawn specimen.
The relationship between the temperature position or maximum internal
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U,4S R
BARIYAKHTAR, F. G., et al, Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, Vol 329 No 5,
Nov 71, pp 3.101-1104
friction of Co, the thermomechanical treatment of the material and the
conditions of polymorphous transformation indicate its close association
with crystal lattice defects, i.e., the maximilm internal friction of Co
at 3000C is of deform-ational nature. It is most likely to be caused by
the plastic deformation of the materialo.including pol5r=orphous transforria-
tion of Co. (2 illustrations, 3 bibliographic references).
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--GLYCOLIPID FROM STREPTOMYCES -U-~
ITLE
AUTHCR-(03)-BERGELSONi L.D.i BATRAKUVP S.G.s PILIPENKO,,L,.V.
~.'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PHYS. LIPIDS 1970, 4(2), 181-90
------- 70
UBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~JOPIC TAGS--STREPTOMYCESt LIPIDi GLYCERIDE
-',CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,Z0CUMENT CLASS-UINCLASSIFIED
,.-PROXY RE-EL/FRAME--3005/0456 STEP
CT.RC ACCESSfON Nf)--AP0_!326Tl

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t-I.-C
;, I W~ L- M li -j & I A - -- -- - - ---- - -
! - z ;~ 1 A~Iol i . ~ A 1616~16.161 , . i I rl~JU I:
."', 1 A-Ul .*.,l..i;i9H_jj- .,
. 1 11 if I It I i I I I I I
I

USSR UDC 537-533-2+537-5-30
SHALAYEV, A.M., and PTLIPENKO, V. V., Institute of Ma-tal Physics, Academy of
Sciences U_kr SSR
"Effect of Visible Light on Exoelectron,Emission"
Kiev, Metallofizika, No 40, 1972, pp 73-78
Abstract: Tire relationships for the exoemission of aluminum at varying
U ~ ty were obtained as well as tire and temperature
stimLlated. light lntensi..,
emission c1haracteristics of these same samvles in relation to the conditions
of illumimtion durin- expos-are of the samDles -orior to neas-.irement after
mechanical excitation. Analysis of the experimental data makes it possible to
hypothesize that li.,,)ht, except for photoemission, causes coverage of surface
local levels and also stimulates the occurrence of relaxation phenon~ena at the
surface. Sbe assi=tion was expounded that processes of adsorption and oxida-
tion lead to slowin6 the -rate of surface'coverage by electrons of the destnic-
tive local levels. 3 figuzes, 1 table, 16 bibliograpbic references.

USSR uDc 615.31045,3j,,.03
SARWIR97, h. S. SAXOYj'LV, it. ji., SluJ13(yrill, v, F., G C'j-d
-A., Tor.31 Y dical Inatitute
"The Dis7txibution of Lithitm in the Body Wid its Elimiration"
Moscowi Zhurnal jl~cN-xopatologii i Psildhiatrii imeni S. S. Rornalcova,
Vol- 71t No 11, 1971, PP 1,709-1,712
Abst=etz LAt"Mun ,-~~s a(L.AnIstered to T-Ace, ~,,:ad upon sacrifice of thc
anLraals Its contcilu was by the fla~ia photomet~:,r mathoi. Statis-
procczs-~, results dcm.,-m:3t:,:atcd that the FLCCLIMUIELt~or, of lilhiiri after
ticaaly L
a sijls~le a,31-in-zAi-at its salll:-
Lion c, in cloac's of 113 to _Wjo was -zrft-f~~ztcd
to the h! It.~;_--t Jcr--ca J, r. Ilho N.dncy.,;, thnn ill or,~Cj, of (U.,
in t1he llear-L, n,-L;c_ s, livor, -;:id bx7;;in. The nothod of
ra-Ur'n, rnul i~lllon ` pa of m,;.).t hm,ve no
Offect. on th..:) nn.'611rO 01 -LLIC'n of IJ11-1
-'emmillatioll, or 0.1,An.
-07, t`~c ho-iy, the xarddity of ito J.n th-~- ti.;Zues
der-e-rds on th- tyn~_a of U,l,s,,I!(~# noth.7d of E.,-A 6.osa"-c, A
S'&-,Udy of thc C,,Yl=r-..4-cc 0-11' Olindlmtion of lithitai fxom. the tJ.r,_-uc-L; revcaled its
Selective m.clitioll by thc brdirl.
A

USSR UDC 669-71-48
-1PETS, YU. G.
KONOTNEM, V. G., SHALBAYAN, A. S., and PIL
"Special Features of the Process of Pulsed Briquetting of Light Alloy Shavings"
Samoletostr. I. tekhn. vozd. flota. Resp. mezhved. nauchno-tekhn. sb. (Aircraft
Industry and Air Force Technology -- republic interdepartmental scientific
and technical collection of works)# 1970o vyp 20,.pp 130-135(from RZh-
Metallurgiya, No 11, Nov 70p Abstract M~IIGJ26)
Translations An experimental investigation of the process of pulsed bri-
quetting of light alloy shavings Is carried out. The mechanism of brioliette
formation from light alloys Is considered, results of nietallographic ln~es-
tigation are presented, ami recommendations axe made re_,-axding the choice
of optimal geometry and the shape of cutting toolvhich:nakelt possible to
obtain briquettes suitable for remelting.' 5 ill-t I table. Authors' abstract

iia~:Cd or, 1,~'t-ip ~.:Iransrdssion L`Mes
I ~'Ier Ci rcu ~.z;c in t1
ie
V sb., I c) I u rv c dn T, i b o r:,r i ikh D r 1 me n e n(Slemi.corriductor Devic,~S and
r ye
of Works , lj~yp. 23, Moscvw, "Soy. radio" ,
from 10, Oct 70, Abstract !,'a 10D2"1)
are laiven on t1he construction of ma:,-
e r
c~~ rcui t- ba.-zieJ on t. -ans-stors wrid varactors. "rhe zin-ularittes, Oz,
v;~.Ca(.,Lor frequency nultipliers babied on strip lire::; are c0111si-J,-_-,(_--('1,. ?rac-
Leal multip.I.-Ler circuits are described, w-id the results af
;-ke s (--cr c ui t:; a r ee n .1.1ultipliers b ",ed or, Par.12':'- rs cicse
flat lines
to those of mul-LiTALiers based or, cavity circuits, but hwre ccnside-ra:~~!e advartui-,-s
over the latter vith respect to techno_,ogic~l and operationaI CS , ana
have smP1 ler weig-Ant and overall dimensions. Excitation of parasitic oscLilatl~-ns
the multiplier 4.- considered. The results of an experimental investi,~,,at.-J"ci'. of
the spectral composition of the output signal of the Multipliers ---:-e
and typical levels of undesirable harmonics , combination compcnent,8 and components
due to varasitic emission are given. Bibliography of five titles. Authors' abst;ract.

Acc. Nn W004376V Ref. Code: UR 0056
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i TeoreticheskF
Fiziki, 1970, Vol 58, Nr 3, pp
OBSERVATION OF AN EXTENDED LIGHT SPARK
B. Ya. zelforich F. Alulc**hra&Z N. F.
B Pilipetsk!
An extended light spark was observed in argoa in the field of laser radiation focus-
sed by a conical lens. Breakdown developed along the extended axial caustics, Some _pos-
sible applications of conical focusilng of light beams, including those involved in break-
down formation, are indicated.
REEL/fRANE
T"r

USSR uDc: 681-327
PILIPOSYAN, E. R.-
"Concerning an Associative Memory Matrix Using Thin-Filn 14agnetic Cylinder$
W:Lth a Closed Word Loop"
Moscow, Magnit. elementy a-vrtomatiki i vychisl. tekhn. XIV Vses. soveshch.,
1972. Ref. dokl. (Magnetic Elements in Automation and Computer Technology.
Fourteenth All-Union Conference, 1972. Abstracts of Papers), 1972, pp io8-
3.10 (from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, 11o 1,
Jan 73, abstract No IB411 by V. R.)
Translation-. The paper dencribes the results of experimental ntudies of
an asoociative memory matrix using thJn-film map,,etic cylinders. The word
loop of such a memory unit is a circuit with lov impedance. Because of
this, vhen a field is fed to a storage element along the axis of hard nag-
netization, a current is generated in the word loop. The word loop is made
of tvo conductors tightly pressed together, one or both being covered by
a film. The conductors are connected to each other on one side, and to
the input circuit on the other. It, is shovn that the matrix can be con-
atructed using thin-ribn rizZnetic cylindors wiVi destructive readout. Ore
illustration, bibliography of three titles.'

71
USSR uDc 681. 32T. 66
PILIPOSYAN, E. R.
"A Memory Matrix!'
Moscow, Otkry-tiya, izobreteniya, pronyshlenny-je obraztBy, tovarnyye znaki,
1970, No 35, Soviet Patent No 287124, class 21, filed 13 Aug 69, published
19 Nov 70, p 65
Translation: This Authorts Certificate introduces a me-mary matrix of ass-
sociative type based on cylindrical films-with preferrti.!d axis of magne-
tization directed along the circle. The matrix contains word loops
vhich can be made up of two wires and a film connected together on one
side. The matrix also contains buses perpendicular to the word loops.
As a distinguishing feature of the patent, to ensure data input as storage
density increases, the wires which comprise the word loops are connected
to resistors with their end leads touchihg contacts on the lateral side of
the matrix.

112 03 4 UNCLASS I F 1 E,~ p
k0CESSING ',AT_z--13NC)V70
_ij.lTLE--P""L4RIZATlW4 UF THE INDUCED RADIAT10'.'ll LDF ORGANIC DY~-S STU!,11ED FRO.",
'THE LASER SPECTRUM -U-
'. _.-AUTH0R.-(J2)-K0VALEV, A.A.p PILIPOVICIll VPA.:
OF INFO--USSR
SOURC'r_---KLV. AKAD. INAUK SSSR, SER. FIZ. 197
0, 34(3) 615-19
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.-SUBJECT AREAS-14ATERIALS, PHYSICS
--LIGHT EXCITATIEl'it DYtv GLYCEROLi LIGHT
,~TOPIC TAGS PCLARIZATION, LASER
SPEC TROSCOPY
-CCt4TkClL MARK I k E S TP I C f I ONS
DOCUMENT CLAS5--lJj'-lGLi"i SS IF IED
PROXY 14 STEP -'qlt)--IJi~/00"~l)/~,)/(,"~/t/O()3/0~ili/O(ji')
CIRC A(CESSION
1 1, It

'E S S I t--4G OA TE-- L 3NOV7 0
4
UNC L AS F[Eo
03 SI I
-.ClAC ACCESSION *NO--AP0125602
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DIRECTION 01F
MAX. AND MIN.
VALUES OF THE INITIAL jli'iPLIFICATION COEFF. W E R ErHEFiRl-rICALLY Al~,D EXPTL.
J] wrliE.'i THE FLEC.
STUDIED IN THE C14SE OF CRYPTOCYANINE SOLNS. IN Gt..YCEKJL
VECTUR OF EXCITING LIGHT IS PERPENOICULAR TO THE~RESONATOR ;%XlS (ZETA
EOUALS 0) , THL 0EGR, EE OF POLAR; I ZAT I ON - I S I FOK ALL WAVFLENGTHS. EN
PARALLEL HETA E 90DEGREES), THEkE 15 Nlr.) DlClfi~OISM OF
THE VECTfjR 15 QUAL S
THE A, OR
MPLIFICATION CDEFF. AND THE DEGkEE OF POLARUATUDN IS R0 F
ZE u.
-RM-DIATE- OqIENTATIONIS AMIPLIFICATION DICHROISM APPEARS IN GOOD
NTF I E
I
AGREEMENT WITH THEOREliCAL CALCNS. ',WHEN ZLTA EQIUALS 45DEGkEES, THE
VAK f, AT I O~N OF THE DEGREJE 10F POLARIZATIONIN THE 800 BAND IS 0IFFEREflif
-10; lil 2 BANOS
FROM THAT IN THE 7 4 5 Ntl f-, All rflE 01FIFERI-iNCE OF BEL 1014 [A Tw-if-
I S DOE TO DIFF~RFAJCES IN GENERATION PROPE-RTIE-S AND TG. THE HIGH
AMPLIFICATION DICHRUISM. FACILiTY: INST FIZ., I
IINSI~j USSR.

USSR uDc.. 666.764.36
KARPI11OS, D. M., PAVLIKOV, V. N., IAIKHASHCHUK, Ye. P. PILIPOVSKIY Yu. L.,
2.
"Order of the Red Banner of Labor" Institute of Problems of flaterial
Science Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR
"A Composite Material"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 345111, Division C, filed 22 Jun 70,
published 14 Jul 72, p 86
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a comimsite material
based on aluminum oxide. As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
thermal stability is improved without sacrificing f1time resi3tance and
impact strength by adding lamellar single crystals of chromic oxide with
the following ratios of components (in wt.%): aluminum oxide -- 80-95,
lamel1ar single crystals of chromic oxide -'!-- 5-20.
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Refrikbtory'Materials
USSR uDc 549.2
GROSHEVA) V. M. KARPINOS., D. M., PAWEVICH, V. M.,
GAYOVAJ, T. I., AND SHANATOV, Yu. M., Institute of Problaim of Material Science',
Academy of Sciences Ukr SSR
"Refractory Material on an Aluminum Nitride Base"
Moscow, Ogneupory, No 5, may 71, PP 54-56
Abstract: An iwrestigation was made of the reinforcewnt of aluminum nitride
by fiberlike single crystals of mullite (3AI203-OiC~) synthesized at the
Institute of Problems of Material Science, Academy of Sciences Ukr SSR. The
refractory material is characterized by chemical inertness and high resistance
to thermal shock. It is recommended ford lining of hiFji-temperature installa-
tions operating in aggressive media, in the presence of abrupt therml cyclings,
and by high mechanical loadings. Three figures,, two tAbles, six bibliographic
references.
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USSR UDC 666.3-022-519
GROSHEEVA, V. 1~1. , KARPINOS, L. X. ,
, , ft , Candidates
H
of Technical Sciences, GAYOVAYA, T. 1., 3
Institute of Problems of Materials Science, Academy of Sciences,
Ukrainian SSR
"Impact-Resistant Ceramic Materials"
Moscow, Steklo i Keramika, No 11, Nov 70, pp 36-37
Abstract: The authors have conducted a project on increasing
-h of ceramic,material on the basis of boron
the impact strengt
nitride by the method of reinforcement with filamentary mono-
crystals of mullito (3Al2O?.2SiO2)s,obtained in:the Institute of
Research on the Problems o Materials, Academy of Sciences,
Ukrainian SSR. The reinforcement method developed by them makes
it possible to obtain products on the basis of boromnitride,
Which pos3ess high impact strength.. r1be thermal stabilit-y of the
products permits their use as insulating materials in high--
temperature units with cyclical heating. The chomical inertness
and the high impact Btrangth permits.the use of the obtained
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KARPINOS, D. M., KRAVCHENKO, A. A., TKACHENKO, V. G. ,
SHAMATOV, Yu. M., K11ARCHENKO, V. K... Kiev.
"Study of Mechanical Characteristics of Hot'Pressed Tungsten-Copper Pseudo-
alloys"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No. 12, Dec 70,~ pp. 64-68
Abstract: Studies are made of the. mechanical characteristics of hot-
pressed tungsten-copper pseudoalloys and their dependence on the density
ofthe tungsten framework containing the lower-melting component and the
time of isothermal holding at the pressing temperature. It is demonstrated
that the strength, plasticity and impact toughness increase with increasing
density of the refractory framework and holding time in the 1900-2200%
temperature interval during pressing. The hardness and strength in compres-
sion depend primarily on the density of the framework and.the degree of
filling of the pores with copper.
..................

USSR UDC 615-371:576-851-711.032.6.011.17-576.858
SALAGOVA, T. A. IGNATOVICH V. 11.) nd PILLE E. R... State Institute of
~Ipa orts imeni Tarasevich
Standardization and Control of MedicT?_~Bio=oglz~icial rre,
and Institute- of Epidemiology and Microbiology imeni Gamaleya, Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR, Moscov
"Methods for Detecting Viral Contaminants in Live RlckettsioGis Vaccines
Produced :Ln Ch-tek Embryos"
Moscow, Zhurnal Wkrobiologii, EpidemiOlOgii, i InmunObiologii., No 3, 1973,
PP h7-51
Abstract: The pathogenicity of rickettsiosis vaccines with respect to viral
contaminant test tissues necessitated development of alternative methods for
detecting such contaminants during industrial production of the vaccines. Live
typhus vaccine, Q fever vaccine, and live tick-borne rickettsiosis vaccine
were treated with antibiotics to prevent rickettsial grouth, to reduce its
pathogenicity an intermediate product in typhus vaccine production was employed,
while drf Q fever and tick-borne rickettsiosis vaccines 'Were used as 50 and 101%
suspensions in Medium No 199. It was possible to detect the following viral
contaminants in these vaccines by applying them to the tissue preparations
noted: Chick embryo fibroblasts: Fowl plague, Newcastle disease, infectious
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USSR
SAIAGOVA, T. A., et al., Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii, i Immundbiologii,
No 3, 1-973, PP 47-51
laryngotracheitis, fowl pox; emryonic chick kidney: Fowl ence-phalomyelitis,
fowl enteroviruses) hen reoviruses, hen adenoviruses, infectious laryngo-
tracheitis; chick embryos: hen pox, infectious laryugoti-acheitis, fowl plaf7ae,
Newcastle disease., blue comb crest disease; suckling mice: Arboviruses, orni-
thosis. Detection of J,nfectious,bronchitis, Marekis disease, and fowl
leukosis presents particular problems, which are described. As a control of
these methods the vaccines were applied to the above tissue cultures aTra human
amnion cells artificially infected.with fowl pox., It was possible to detect
the contaminant by these methods.
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USSR UDC 619:576.858.5:636.22/.28
SRICHKINA, V. P., PILLE, E. R., and DZACUROV, S. G., State Control Institute
M -_ Ens imeni, A. L. Tarasevich
of Medical Biologica 717iepiratfo
"Susceptibility of Cattle to Adenoviruse:s"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 11, 1971, pp 39-40
Abstract:. A study was carried out of the susceptibility to adenoviruses of
healthy cattle brought to a meat-packing plant where sera are p-repared for use
in culture media. Complement-fixing antibodies were found in the sera of
12.3%.of the animals investigated. Host-of the sera reacted to type-2
adenovirus. Cytopathic agents were found In 21 of 201 sera. in 13 strains
a complement-fixing antigen common to human type-6 adenovirus was detected,
and 10 of the 13 strains isolated were classified as type-1,2, and 3
adenoviruses. The susceptibility of such a significant number of healthy
cattle to serum viruses indicates a need to exercise careful control of
animals intended for use in virological practice.
78
M
ME

USSR UDC 632-95
PIL!IrsMQYI?.- I. DW BEZUGLYY, S. F., IMSTEROVS, L. A., YAKOVLEVA, L. I.,
.~r~STOHOV, L. V.
"Adhesion of Emulsions to Treated Surface"
V ab. Khim. sredstVa -vashchity razt. (Chemical Plalit Pxotectuits -- collection
of works), vYP It floscow, 1970, PP 291-297 (fron; FiDi-Xhimiyu., 1~0 13, 10 Jul 72,
Abstract No M534 by i. Pirmnshteyn)
Tramlationi Factors affecting the adherence of amulaion drops of 2,11-D butyl
ester to various sulmtrates (paTa;fflnizod surface of a, politiherd steel, plate
and the surfaco of a bean leaf) vere esiinkitod accordlv.~~ to the flo~i-ofl arele
( r-~ f, -- the angle of inclination of the vurf-aaa to the horizon at 1(hich a
drop applied to that surface began to flow off). The zPathod of corielatIon
analysis showa that cX f, is dotermined~ by: votting conditions for the dlopq
of the treated surface.
IA

USSR UDC 63'.932.4
PILIMENSHTEYN, I. D., BEZUGLn, S. F. , and ?,%O-N'-A-1LqOVA, A. T- Xj] -
Research Institute for
-Uff�Mr*Scientific Chemical Means o-`2 Plant Pro-
tection
"Use of Return Emulsions of Butyl Ether of 2,4-D for Prevantion of
Herbicide Drift in Aircraft Spraying"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyays-ve, Vol 8, No 7, juL 70, pp 49-52
Abstract: Studies were conducted of the use ol-- return em:As';ons of
a butyl ether of 2,4-D to prevent 1harbicide drift -In airc-Caift sp--ray-
ing for weed control. It was shown that conceKitrated return c-mal-
sions of buty! ether of 2,L~-D are aon-Newtonian licuids In the
coef-ricliant of vircosity drops with increase in the 01-1 .;,!-Aft
defoni,ation5 (rate of outflow). Vic viscosity of coi%ccntrat,~(~ zetkurn
Caluls.Lons rises with increase in concentration of the dizparsi:: phase
(of wa~er*1 but to a known limit, i.e., to a concentration. inducin-y
the rever8al of emulsion phases ftlie trans forma. ti o R of t~,e return
emuls4on into a direct one). This limit depends oa the emounr and
chemical nature of the emulsifier introduced into the emulsion con-
centrate.
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PIL'MENSHTEYNI, 1. D., et al., Moscow, Xhimiya v Se"skom Khozyaystve,
Vol 8, No 7, Jul 70, pp 49-52
It was established that in intense of conceritrated
return emulsions of butyl ether of 2,4-D, their viscosity grows
-estse oj! -he mean dia-
considerably. This is explained by the decz
meter of disperse phase particlesand, probably 1,-y decrease of
polydispersity of these particles. A sinple m-themat-ical expression
was obtained which associates -the fluidity of concentrazed return
emulsions with the mean diameter of disperse phase.particles.
Based on the conducted physicoc;emical investitylatioms, the optimum
formula of the 2,4-D butyl ether retur" emulsiou concentrate and
the procedure for preparat-ion of the concentrated return emalsion
having maximal viscosity were developed.

USSR UX 632-95
PILIMP POTOLGVSM, L. A. and
M=. I.-- D., BEZUGLYY, S. F., MOMOVA, A. 10.*
GRIMM, B. V.
"A New Emulsifier for Pesticides - Calcium Dodecylbenzc~lsulfonate Derived from
Tetrameric. Propylene"
V ab. Khim, sredstva zashchity rast. (Chemical Protection of Plants --
collection of works), go 2, ~bscow, 1972, pp 145-150 (from Rzh-Khimiya, No 22,
25 Nov 73, Abstract No 22h317 by I. Pil'menshteyn)
Translation: Calcium dodecylbenzoloulfonate (I) synthesized in the All-Union
Sci-Res Institute of Petroleum Products derived from tetrameric propylene
reduces the consumption of OP-7 (a wetting agent of the alkyl phenol-ethylene
oxide tYPel 3- to 4-fold in emulsifying acneentrations of pesticides. Intro-
duction of I into the latter greatly improves their emulsifiability due to
decreased interphasial tension at the vat~r-oil boundary.
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1. _D an BEZZMLYY, B. F~, All Union Scientific Rest-arch
-3-Trotective Agents, Moscow-
Ins of Plant
"Study of the Rheological Properties of Inverse Pesticide Emulsions"
Moscow.9 Kolloidnyy 7diurnal, Vol 33, No 51~ SeP-Oc_t 71. PP 716-720
Abstract; Studying the rheological properties-o:t inverse ermulsions. in which
the oil phase consisted of the herbicide-'- a.solution of 2,4 D butyl ester --
and the emulsifier being a mixtare of OF-4 and calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate.
it was noted that such emulsions are non-I
Newtonian liqaids. Using an equation
for the activation energy of viscous flow in. a dispersion medium (the emulsi-
fying concentrate) and in inverse emulsions.. it was shown that the flow occurs
in the interlayers of the dispersion medium, Dispersed phase particles do not
participate in the ordered motion but oscillate about the equilibrium position.
Addition of cetyl alcohol to the emulsifying concentrate leads to a sharp
increase in the viscosity of the emilsion.
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PILNIPENKO
"A Diffraction Grating With Two Dielectric Layers"
Radiotekhnika. ResD. mezhved. nauc`hno-tekhn. sb. (Radio Engineering. Republic
Interdepartmental Scientific and Technical Collection), 1970, vyp. 13, pp
177-182 (from YZh-Radiotekhnika, 110 5, May 71, Abstract 21o 5B2)
Translation: The author considers the problem of diffraction of a plane
H-polarized wave by a grating with two dielectric shields. Analysis of the
solution shows that the presence of thin layers on the surfaces of the grating
leads to an additional disi)lacement of the diffraction pattern. The magni-
tude of this disDlacement is determined by the permittivity of the layer.
The theoretical conclusions are confirmed in full by e~q)erimental data.
Two illustrations, bibliography of four titles. Resumg.

1/2 023 UNC-CASSTFIED PROCESSING DATE--t60CT70
OF THE INFLUENCE OF CO PRIME2 POSTIVE ON SPIN WAVE
-U-
LOSSES
..i:AUTHOR-(04)-BUNINA, M.P., LEBEDEVAt YE,,V., PILSHCHIKOVi A.I.t
_~'_'_~_:SILVESTROBICHt I.I.
OF INFO--USSR
".5,OURCE-FIZ. TVERD TELA 1970t 12(2)r 433-8 (RUSS)
_0AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
;~--SUBJECT -ARE-AS--P_HYSICS
TAGS--SPIN WAV~ THEORYt COBALT, ZtNC FERRITE-v,LITHIUM COMPOUNDt
'TITANIUM CUMPOUNO,
MAGNETIC PU14PINGo METAL ION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-:.b-OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
i--PROXY REEL/FRAqE--1963/la96 STEP NU--UP,/0181/70/0!Z/002/04334.',)4.:A8
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054699
UNCLASSIFIED

212 023 UNCLASSIrIEL) PROCESSING D4TE--16OCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054699
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. ON SPECIMENS (IF LI-TI-ZN FERITES
WITH THE FORMULA LI SU6T-2 FE SUBI-SUBT-2-X LN SUbX ILI SUBU.5 MINUS
0.5X FE SU81.5 MINUS T PLUS 0.5X TI SU6T) 0 SUB4v WHERE T EQUALS 0.4-0.8
AND X EQUALS 0-0-4t INVESTI'GATIONS WAS CARRIED OUT OF THE DEPEN,0E,4CE OF
THE PARAMETER OF SPIN WAVE LOSSES, TRIANGLE H SUB K, ON THE CiNTENIT OF
CO PRIME2 POSITIVE. MEASUREMENTS OF TRIANGLE H SU3K WERE CARRIED OUT
BY THE METHOD nF PARALLEL PUAP;NG ON CYLINDRICAL SPEC114ENS AT ROOM TEMP.
AT 9400 MHZ. THE EFFECT OF CO PRIME2 POSITIVE ON TRIANGLE H SUBK FOR
.,SPIN.WAVES PARAMETRICALLY EXCITED AT THE 1141N. OF THE THRESHOLD FIELD
VARIES ON THE INTRODUCTION INTO Ll FERITE OF ZN PkIME2 POSITIVE AND TI
PRIME4 POSITIVE. THE CONTRIBUTION TO~TRIANGLE H SUd K DETD. BY CO
PRIME2 POSITIVE IS PROPORTIONAL TO THE QUANTITY (4 PI M-H SUBEX) PRIME
ONE HALF, CHARACTERISTISTIC FOR THE MECHANISM OF 2 MAG,"40N SCATTERING.
THE INTRODUCTION OF NONMAGNETIC IONS INTO FFRRITES CUNTG. CO PRIME2
POSITIVE INCREASES TRIANGLE.H SU13K SHARPLY WITHOUT VARIATION OF THE
CONTENT OF CO PRIME2 POSITIVE. FACILITY: AUSK. GOS. UNIV. IM.
LOMONOSOVAt MOSCOW, USSR*

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_jlTLE--EFFECT OF NONMAGNETIC IONS ON THE RELAXATION OF SPIN WAVES IN
YTTRIUM GARNETS CONTAINING RARE EARTH IONS -U-
~~_AUTHOR-(04)-KRASNOVA* V.A., PILSHCHIKOVt A*Iot SEOL.ITSKAYA, N.S.w
.~,...SILVESTROVICHt 1*1*
,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
',-'.-'.,SOURCE--FIZ. TVERD.
TELA 19701 12(319 78
------- 70
5,I)A7E PUBLISHED
~$UBJECTAREAS--CHEMISTRYi PHYSICS
_-'TOPIC TAGS--YTTRIUMip GARNET# RARE EARTH METALI ION, SAMARIU-4i SPIN WAVEs
~SPIN RELAXATIONi MAGNETISM
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~:'PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1277 STEP NO--UR/0161/70/0121003/0705/0788
"CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01116739
UNCLASSIFIED

2/Z- 023 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--160CT70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116739
,.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TH6 SPIN WAVE RELAXATION
~~PARAMETER, DELTAETA SUBKAPPAP WAS INVESTIGATED IN POLYCRYST. Y AL AND Y
IN GARNETS CONTG. SMALL CONCNS..OF SM ION. DELTAETA SUBKAPPA elAS
MEASURED BY THE METHOD OF PARALLEL'PUMPING AT 2850 MHZ:. WITH INCREASED
-CONCN. OF NONMAGNETIC IONS, ESP. AL IONSP THE EFFICIENCY OF THE EFFECT
OF SM IONS ON DELTAETA SUBKAPPA INCREASES. THE POSSIBILITY IS DISCUSSED
OF,AN FXPLANATION OF THE RESULTS WITH THE.AID OF THE THEORY OF SLOW
RELAXATIONS FACILITY: MOSK. GOSS UNIV. IM. LOMUNOSOVA, MOSCOWP
USSR.
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SHUL'GIN, I. V., LOPATCHENKO, B. K., PIPSHCHIKOV, B. V.
"Mathematical Modeling of Monocular Visual Perception"
oj Probl. Bioniki. Resp. Mezhved. Temat. Nauch.-Tekhn. 5b. (Problems of Bionics.
Republic Interdepartmental T"hematic Scientific and Technical Collection],
1972, No 9, pp 40-44 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4,
1973, Abstract No 4V726, by the-authors).
Translation: A mathematical description is presented of a system for con-
version of information encompassing a rather broad class of problems of
mathematical description of cerebral functions. The introduction of the
mathematical concepts is studied as applicable to the problem of conversion
of the visual space into the field of vision of man with monocular perception.

JPRS 55863
2 May 1972
AUTOMATED SYSTEMS FOR K AZAYH ECONOMY
[Article by-l Arj ilogov. daputy c hief of the Division of Science and
Technology a ~te r0sUH Gouplan, and Candidate of Techaical
Sciences Yc-rill-shchikow head of the Wrst Syst"is Laboratory of
--"&g and Mechanic., of the Fa -A e
the ZAA11 56R cad my
of Srleb.~anxi Alma-Ata ' ~dr niotyayscya X--=ldistona, Russian,
No 1, January 1972,. pp
Thu importance and necessity of Lpprovfnr the. syR-
tem of planning and adminintration of the national
economy are obvious. Science has seriously on-
riched planning' a _theorctical artenal'. Hethods,al
mathomatical economic modeling. systems analysis,
and others have been dev-loped. -;c is necessary
to utilize all of t 'his more. widely,. cc create more
V&P441y sectorLal:4utomated control systems.
The high yield of an automated control system can bQ judged
by the following data. Xta introduction at in enturpriae to capablo
of raising the offectivenass.of the nnterp-rive'o production by B-10
percent on the average, and in the sector try 20-30 percent. This
is actuivalent, to the putting into operation of many now enturpri%ce.
Also, in the given case the capftal outlaya are recouped in a much
shorter time. 113c recovery period. for ittatazcp. for an entorprisu
Automated control oystom comes to not more than one and a half to
two years.
rt should be said that in the plan for the Ninth Five-Yrar
Plan much attention has been given to the introduction of new
methods and electronic equipment: in the controt processes at thp
most different levels. In the republic 43 new computer and computer-
data centers will be established; 14 autor-ated control systems will be
put in t:o operation in the ministries and departments; there will be
46 systems for control of territorial organizations, associations,
(I USSR NJ
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PIL'SKIY, I. Ye., Alma-Ata Oblast Sanitary-Epidemiological Station
j
"Organization of the Work of Rural Sanitary-Epidemiological Stations"
Alma-Ata, Zdravookliraneniye Kazakhstana, No 8, 1971, pp 16-17
Translation: Further improvement of medical care for the rural population
depends largely on sound organization of the work of medical personnel,
specifically, workers in the rayon sanitary-epidemiological stations. In
view of the importance of the matter, we think it is worthwhile to set
forth by way of an exchange of experience the basic principles underlying
the organization of the epidemiological sections of the rayon sanitary-
epidemiological stations in Alma-Ata Oblast.
The work of epidemiologists and tbe4-r assistants is based on the territorial-
professional principle. Every assistant is assigned a service district and
a specific group of infections. The service district includea the micro-
district of the rayon center, which consists of pediatric districts, two
or three feldsher posts attached to the rayon hospital, and two or three
rural medical districts. In the microdistrict of the rayon center and in the
villages served by the feldsher-midwife posts attached to the rayon hospital,
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PTT_'R1CTY_ and KARACODINA, V. I., Alma-Atinskaya Oblast Sanitary
Epidemiological Station
"Bacteriological Studies at Regional Sanitary and Epidemiological Si:ations of
Patients and Convalescents With Intestinal Infections"
Alma-Ata, Zdravookhraneniye Kazaklistana, No 11, Nov 71, pp 1.1-13
Abstract: A comprehensive card file was started durin8 1969-70 in various
regions of Alma-Atinskaya Oblast on all persons who have or have had in-
testinal infections. It contains personal information, a case history, and
the results of all intestirial examinations regardless of the dLagnosis or
purpose. The results of all laboratory analyses are kept in separate file!,
at the sanitarl epidemiological stations and are made available to medical.
institutions. This system provides for systematic, deuiiled analy~;es of tile
extent and propriety of bacteriological studies, In order that proper mea-
sures may be taken. It reduces the time spent by epidemiologists in search-
Ing for necessary information, end frees bacteriologists from time-consuming
paperwork.
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PIL'Si,'1Y, V..-. Za
I"i Am.plif ier Wl' th 0. 8 GHz Ba~idvidih"
UDC: 621-375.221.2
Moscow, Pribory i Teldinika T.ksrerlmenta, No. 3, 1971, PP 136-13~7
Abstract; The broad-band amplifier described in this article is.
useful for investii-ating various one-shot transier~.t processes.
Avoiding the inductances in the riiiore conventional types of vacu-
um tube and its finite interelectrode transit time causinC am-pli-
fier instability and distortion of the frequency-phase character-
istic, this amplifier strip uses rainiature metal-ceramic tetrodes
of the "nuvistor" type. Its characteristics are: an ul)per ffr_-quen-
of 4-he f-
cy lirflit of 820 'KHz; the nonuaniformity V eqUelley character-
istic is +15;`d'; a gain of 3; an output signal amplitude of up to 10
V into a matched load of 751 ohms; characteristic in!Dedance of grid
and plate lines of 75 ohms; standing wave ratio at the input or
output of 1.2-1.4 in the frequencyirange lip to 500 ".Mz; a lower
frequency limit of about 100 kHz; number of tubes, 44. A sche--
matic of the strip, censisting of identicall sta,~es, is given, to-
gether with p'notographs with and without the asoembly cover.
Measurements showed that the nonuni.'L'ormity of the frequency char-
acteristic may be caused by reflections in the j;,-,rid and plate linil~s.
The author is associated with the 1-Tuclear Physics Iiisti-tute,
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USSR UDC 547.26,118
GUBAYDULLIN, M. G., PILYAGINA, V. V,
"Synthesis of Sulfoamidoalkylphosphorous Acids and Su-Ifoamidoesters
of Phosphinic Acids"
laningradl, Zhurnal Obsh No 9, Sep 70,
chey Ilimiis Vol 40.-
PP 1962-196Z~
Abstract: To a solution of diehlorcanhydride of othylphoopharous
acid in nhydrous benzene. The sodium.salt of the propylamide of
nothanesulfonic acid is added with stix-ring and cooling. The
reaction mixture is stirred for another hour at cold water te,-nmera-
ture and then one hour at 800, filtered, the solvent is evaporiated
and N-propyl-N-mothanesulfoami Both lph acid chloride is
distilled: b.p. 118-1201aam ng 1X7507*57110. This product
is hydrolyzed to the free acid (1) withwafer and trlothylamine.
The sodium salt of M with metbi;l --lodide yields N-propyl-N-
mathanesulfonamide 0 the methylphosphinic acid ethyl ester. In
another reaction the dichlo-roanhydrido of mothylphosphinic acid was
reacted with the sodium salt of methanesulfanio atoid-propylamide

in absolute benzene, followed by dropwiae addition of absolute
alcohol and anhydrous triethylaminet yielding N-propyl-N-methane-
s a 150-155012m,
fonamine o~omethylphosphinic ethyl esterp b,p
1.4568, 1.199 . Analogouslyi, N-phenyl.-Ii-banzenesulfonamide
N
of the above ester was obtained, m.p. 92-930. N-Propyl-N-methane-
sulfonamide of the ethyl ester of methylphosphinic adid was obtained
from the Arbuzov reaction by heating N-propyl-N.-methanesulfonamide
of the diethylphosphorous acid and methyl lodide for 6 hrs in a
a Bled tube at 150-1600. The product boiled at; 178-1800/3-4m,
1996 0 1.4585. Analogously, the N-mathyl-lf-benzenesul-
finam, %d I
#2240 ngO 1.5340) and Ir-phenyI-V--be=enesu1fonamide
of the butyl eater of mMylphomphibio aoid voro obtained.
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USSR UDO 547. 26 118
GUBAYDULLIN, M. G., PILY&GINA, V. V"
"Synthesis of c(-Hydrox7allcylphospliinic Acid Sulfonamidoesterall
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchej Khimli,~Vol 40, No Sep 70,
1966-1167
p
p
~.Abstract: Alkyl(aryl)sulfonanddoalkTlpbosphoroLis acids were con-
Tensed with select carbonyl compounds (chloral, benzaldehyde).
The reaction with chloral waa quite.energetic, with heat evolution,
but to complete it, the reaction mixture had to be heated. The
N-a Ikyl (aryl) -N-alkyl- (a ryl) sulf onami doe at er 3 of C)