SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHAMRAYEVA, S.A. - SHANTSEV, I.P.

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"USSR UDC 576-851-555-063-3.07
ZEMLYA14ITSKAYA, YE. F.,,SHAFMAYEVAI.S. A and MATVEYEV, K. I., Institute of
'j:
Epidemiology and Mlicrobio 6jjj~ lie-'a'i'dimaleya, Academy of Kedical Sciences USSR
"Identification of Clostridium perfringens Types B, 0, and F in Tissue Culture"
Moscowt Zhurnal Mkrobiologil, Epidemio.logii I Imnunobiologli, No 3, 1971,
pp 89-93
Abstracts To test the possibility of identifying the B, C, and F types of C.
perfringens in tiss-ae cultures, experiments were performed with five stTains
of each type and six kinds of tissue cultures - 5 beteroploid cell lines
(YB, Rh, L, HeLa, HK) and primary trypsinized cultures of' chick embryo cells.
Study of the spectrum of action of soluble antigens of the three types of Cl.
perfringens In tissue culture and examination of the antigens in -the neutrali-
zation reaction with antitoxic sera of the corresponding thxce types revealed
that the cytotoxic effect of the soluble antigerts iras caused not by the
ae.tivity of the main lethal and necrotic beta toxin alone, but by a complex
of toxins. The B and C strains elaborated soluble antigens that induced.
cytotoxic changes in primary trypsinized embryonic ce:u.-- and. were toxic to
somo of the hatoroploid lines. In tiasue culturer, the rz-oluble antigens
exhibited cross neutralization irith the antitoxic sera,of Cl. Derfrinp:ens
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ZEYIYANITSKAYA, YE. P. Zhurnal Ukrobiologii Epidealologii i In4unobiologii,
Ho 3: 1971, pp 89-93
types B, C, and F. However, neutralization of the toxins required the less
active sera of the B and C types and the more active type F seiiim. The type
F strains synthesized soluble antigens which had a cytotoxic effect on the
heteroploid cell lines and did not induce cytotoxic changea in the prinary
trypsinized chick embryo cells. The soluble type F a-,ritigens were neutralized
in the tissue cultures only by homologous serum.

USSR
5760851-555-097-29-08.1-35
SHAMRAYEVA, S. A. and VIASUIA, YE V.,,Institute of Epidemiology and Micro-
blonaw:yke-n% eyat Academy of* Medical Sciences USSR
"Use of Tissue Culture to Detect Specific Toxins of Clostridium perfringens"
Moscow, Zhurnal MikrobiologiiF Epidemlologii i Immunobiologii, 11o 12, 19?1,
PP 83-87
Abstracti A metho~i is proposed for identifying the agents of gar, gang=-ne
(Cl. perfringens type A, Cl, oedematiens, C1. histoly-bicum, Cl. sordelli,
and V. septicum) from the cytotoxic effect of the toxins in tissue cultures
of 11-day-old chick embryos. It appears to'be more sensitive th=-- the usual
method of neutralization of the toxins ifith specific ~vntit-oxic sera in mice.
The results are comparable because there are no fluctvations due to in(lividual
mouse sensitivity. Dry toxins.and standard sera are usea to ensure standard
conditions.

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Sei-Vic Ref. Code:
Acc Nr Abst ctiig
CHEN
)I049927 MICAL ABST. '7 VROM
929"e Notare of the suriounding medium and the destr=-
tion of high-strength glau. tit in . X hgla-dil- 9
(Fit.-Tekh. Inst. im. [Offe, Lenink-LaIdL.C~SR
MO. 12tt), % Tul (Xuss).: rxpti. _mvestiga6bn wan carried
ant of the pole of med ium, in thi dtcompn.af hkgli-streqth glass.
The glass str' idied in vapo . of 'iaus substances
ength was stl 173 VQW,
which difter by their structures and mol- properties (in the ab-
sence of the effect, of'humidity). Time ~depoii~dences ivere ob-
nd alkalitcontg.~ gh-ses in water
tained of the strength of quartz ai
and aq. solos. witit increased~surface arAlvity o* chem,'. aggres,
siveness. A strong decompg. actitin of m6istare 03 streswd glass
cannot be explairved outy by ~a, decrease. in its titirface. energy.
Phys. absorption of various substances on *the'glass surface in-
cluding those with a higher p6larity of their xn~js. andIorming
with glasses a stronger II:bondWX than water, has no effect on
its strength. The detg. role.h ~Iayed by the chum reaction of
humidity with glasses acceleria~ed by streitchiiig!' tensioli. The
effect of humidity is essentially! the. game for glawes with 41iflerent
amts. of defectis. :A. Libackyj

US' SR UDC:
5.
BERSHTEMN, V. A. and ~HAI-TZY L. Lr. FhyzIco-Tech-nicall Institute imeni A. F. Ioffe,
USSR Academy of Scienc'=a, Mingrad (Fiziko-technicheskiy instlitut, imeni A. F.
Ioffe AN SSM, Lenir4grad)
"Nature of an Ambient Medium and Destruction of HISh--Strength Gla3s"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdo,-,o Tela, Vol 12, No 3-, January 19"10, pp 196-202
Abstract: The authon experim, ant ally study the rolo of a mediw-- in Lhe destnue-L-i"On
of high-strength glass. Glass strength is sli-,udie"I in va,3orz; of v-xrious mater:---13
with differing structures and molecular proper'Lies (tho effoot of raoisture was
e=luded). Strength-time relationships are.detennincd fo.- q~iaxtz and al1kali cono-
taining types of glass Li water and in aqueous solutior;.s %%,ith- inc.-Cased surf=e
actj-vity or C110ITleal aggressiveness. The results show that the ~-tron,- v.,eal-ordrr,
Offact which zoizture has an :3tra2ced glana cazmoll-,~be c:q)lainod solely cy--i the bcu,-is
of its decreased svurface ener- . Physical adsorp,~,ion of varlons sub3taD2:ez; on the
Oy
surface of glass does not significantly affect ito stlxe~iirLh, including those sub-
stances with higher molecular polarity and which for4 a zstrong(~r hydrosen bond
with glass thcan does water. A conclusion is if-ide about tli.e u-c!-',~,;-!r;.q1 nix, ,,f voio-
played by the cher-dcal reaction of water (or aqueous sol- Ian) with ClaSs. This
reaction i-- acceleratea by tensile stress. Zae effect o.f miaist~;re Is pxactical3:y
the s=e for the types of glass tested irrespective of the dj:~gree of ir:~?erfection.

Aeronautica
Y& Space
ussi UDC 629.78.062:681.14
TERYAYEV, Ye. D. , and Sergeyev, E.1A.
Prospects for the Use of Aircraft-Borne Digital Computers in Complexly
Automated Adaptive Systems of Aircraft Control"
Inform. 14aterialy. Nauch. Sovet po Kompleks. Probl. ~Infornatloia Materials
of the Scientific Council on Complex Problems). "Kibernetika." AN' SSSR.
No 6 (53), 1972, pp 19-29 (from Referatimiyy Zhurnal, Raketostroyeniye, No 5,
1972, Abstract No 5.41.211, by T. A. Ye.)
Translation: In complex automated control systems, aircraft-borne diclital
rs control the 'light (control by means of the trajectory and the
compute
angular position), control the engines, perform the processing of information
and deliver the flight data, control the parametric functicns, and monitor tho
operation of individual subsystems. I-lays of constructing a coimlex system oa
the basis of an aircraft-borne digital cormputar are shoin , an approaca to the
selection of an aircraft-boiiie digital computer in complex systems of aircraft
control is presented, predictions are made concerning the characteris tics Df
aiYeraft-borne digita1 cu-,,,Dutexs of the future, 161.6-1 uill have tile following
features: 1) standard rucrocwNponents; 2) functionally progrannad nctworlks
of microcomponents; 3) a continuously changing microstructure; 4) self-
diagnosis and self-repair; 5) self-organizing complex subsyste:lis; 6)
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TERYAYEV, Ye. D. , et al. Inform. Materialy. Nauch. Sovet po Kompleks. Pro'bl.
"Kibernetil,a." AN SSSR. No 6 (53), 1972, pp 19-29 (fropi Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Rake tos troyeniye, No 5, 1972, Abstract No 5.41.211, by T. A. Ye.)
indication of circuit component faults; 7) structural and functional flight
stability. 7 references.

USSR UDC: 669.243-45
A. YAVI ~
IF MIN, 0. A., YEVLAI;OV, S. F., GOIZER, S. P., BONDARENKO,
B. I., and PEKACH, V. F.
"Reduction Kinetics of Commercial Nickel Oxide in a Fluidized Bed Using Gas
Mixtures as Reducing Agents"
Moscow, Tsvetny-ye Metally, -,10. 12, Dee 70, PP 10-13
Abstract: Results of laboratory studies are presented on the reduction of
sintered nicklel oxide in a fluidized bed. The experiments were conducted
in qiiart z reactors, 35-38 ma in diameter, with extertial electric heating.
The degree of reduction of the material was measured by veight differences
betueen the initial and reduced samples.- Allowances were made for weight,
losses related to natural analysis of visual observutions,of the quality of
fluidiZation and data on the beginning of conglomeration of the material,
providing an optimum value of f~Uidization of wf, 2. The
experimental.
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SFAMRO, E. A., et all TsvetrAyye Metally, No. 12, Dec 70, P7~ 10-13
results on reducing nickel oxide with hydrogen-carbon monoxide
and hydrogen-methane (H2:CH4=2:l) mixtures have shovn thMt the reduction
capacity of hydrogen-carbon monoxide mixtures depends largely on hydrogen
content since hydrogen is chenically more active. In the hydroger.-methane
mixture both are fa.Jrly active reducing agents. Figured- in the or,-'Cinal
article demonstrate the dependence of the degree of reduction on reduction
duration vith converted gas at various temperatures and the dependence of
the degree of gas utilization on the duration of reduction with hydrogen
at various temperatures. The gas utilization efficiency is a linear func-
tion of the height of the layer of miaterial being reduced. It was found
that the,gas utilization efficiency in reduction with converted gas is
higher than that with hydrogen.
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017 UNCLASSIFIED` PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.TITLE-MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF AQUEOUS SAPONIN SGLUTIONS AT THE INTERFACE
- ~ WITH TOLUENE -U-
,:AUTHOR-103)-ZOTOVA. K.V., SHAMROVA, N.V., TRAPEZNIKOV* A.A,
-CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE-KOLLOIDNYY ZHURNAL# 19709 VOL 32s :5R3~v PP 369-372
..DATE PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-GLUCOSIDE, TOLUENE, FLUID VISCOSITY, ADSORPTION
:'CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.PAOXY RELLIFRAME--200011601 STEP NO--UR/0069/10/032/003/0369/0372
CIRC A'&^.CESSICN NO--AP0125223
U Nr_ L A S S I F I E 0
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4 111 ~ z i l_Q _Ll - _,_�Q i; ~; ~:;5 i

212 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30UCT70
CIRG ACCESSICN NO-AP0125223
A3STRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- AdSTRACT.~ THE SURFACE VISCOSITY (ETA SUBS)
OF INTERPHASE LAYERS: AQUEOUS SAPONIN SOLUTION TOLUENE HAS BEEN
MEASURED FOR TWO DIFFERENT SAPONINS IN THE CONCENTRATION RANGE
0.05-1.0PERcENT. WHEN A LAYER OF TOLUENE 15 SUPERPOSED ON A SAMPLE OF
LONDCN SAPONIN ETA SU8S IS MUCH LOWER THAN AT THE SAPONIN AIR INTERFACE,
WHICH IS ACCOUNTED FOR BY SCLVATION. IN THE CASE OF CZECHOSLOVAK
SAPONIN ETA SUBS IS MUCH HIGHER AT THE INTERFACE WITH TOLUENE. THIS iS
ACCOUNTED FOR BY PREFERRED ADSORPTION OF THE COMPONENTS FORMING HIGHLY
VISCOUS LAYERS AND BY DESGRPTION INTO:TOLUENE OF THE COMPONENTS REDUCING
THE VISCOSITY. FACILITY: VYSSHEYE MOREKHODN3YE UCHILISHCHEt
MURIJANSK INST. FIZICHESKOY KHIMII AN SSSR9 MOSCOW..
UNCLASSIFIED

'ING DATE-300CI'70
112 028 UNCLASSIFIE0 nzoCES,
TITLE-RECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SURFACE LAYERS AND THE SURFACE TENSION OF
SAPGNIN SOLUTIONS -U-
,AUTHOR-(03)-TRAPEZNIKOVt A.A.r ZOTOVA* K.V.9
C 01.JNTRY OF INFLJ--USSRi CZECHOSLOVAKIAt UNITED KINGD.OM
SOURCE-KCLLCIONYY ZHURNALP 1970t VOL 32s NR 3v PP 437-443
OATE PUBLISHEL)---70
~-SUSjECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
~JQPIC TAG.S--SLRFACE TENSIONv CHEMICAL REACTION KiNEIKS, MECHANICAL
PROPERTY, SHEAR STRENGTHY SURFACE ACTIVE:AGENT
CCNTRGL AARKIhG~--ND RESTRICTIONS
L
,v(iCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME-2060J2148 StEP NQ--UR/0069/70/032/003YO437/04~3
CIRC AC CESSICN NO--AP0125731
UNGLA SS I F I E f)
MIMP'll MO. 1 MIS

212 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSI-NG DATE-30OCT70
,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP012572pl
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MECHANKCAL Pe',0PERTIES OF ICH"
SURFACE LAYERS ANV KINETICS OF THEIR FORMATION H4~VE BEEN STUDIED FRC,."i
THi:IR- SURFACE TENSION VALUES FOR SAPONINS Of T141(.1 TYPF~ (1-0,1,10011N AND
CZECHO-SLOVAKI IN THE CONCENTRATION RANGE 0.05-1.OPIEACENT~ THE
IkE' GTH
FOR THE CONCENTRATION D~PENDENCE OF SURFACE VISCOSITY -4114C, SHEAR Sl i
PASS THROUGH A MAXIMUM AND A MINIMUM. THF (;UPVE.S FOR, THE CONICENJ~'ATIUIJN
DEPENDENCE OF SURFACE TENSION BOTH FOR INITIAL AND EQU11-18PIUM VALUL:s
EXHIBIT MINIMA, WHICH PROVES THAT SAPONIN SOLUTIONS CONSIST OF SEVERAL
COMPONENTS AND SHOW A TENDENCY TO MiCELLE FORMATION AND SOLUBfLIIATION
OF MORE.SURFACE ACTIVE COMPCNIE.14TS. THIS ACCOUNTS FOR THE COMPLEX
CONCENTRATICN DEPENDENCE OF THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SURFACE LAYERS.
FACILITY: INSTITUT FIZICHESKOY KHIMII AN SSSR* MOSCOW
.,':,MURMANSKOYE VYSSHEYE MOREKHODNOYE UCHILISHCHE.
UNCLASS-IF

USSR uDc: 621-382.3
ZOLOTAREV, V. F.,
"Formation of a Neuristor Pulse in a Two-Transistor Model oi' a PNPIf Structi;re"
Kiev, IVUZ Radicelektronika, Vol 15, No 5, May 723 Pre 571-575
Abstract: The process of actuation of a two-tra_nsistor riodel of a PIMI
structure across a Caracitive energy accumulator is consiidere!d. 'Zrne parar.-
eters of the transient Drocess are analyzed to give expressions which defille
the principal parameters of the resultant neuristor pulse: rise time, decay
time, amplitude and duration. It is shown that the parameters of the neu-
ristor pulse are determined to a great extent by processes of charge alter--
nation across the capacitance of the central junction of the thyristor.
Experimental data are presented which confir-m the principal conclusions Of
the vork.
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USSR UX: 621.396.67
A7fZENBERG, G. Z. BEELOUSOV, S. P., SHAXSELIT,, V. A. and SHOD, M. A.
"Transmitting Antennas for Short-Vave Broad-.asti-ng"
,Mkosco,d, Eleletros2aa_,.', No 5. 1970. PP 4-13
Abstract: This article is devoted to reco--mendations concerning the application,
correction, and precisioning of n6v types of antennas recently developed, tested,
and. distributed. These Include syriphase antennas w4Ath an active-range rsfledtor
and lo--periodic antennas. The article discusses the basic requirements of such
trans-nitti-n,~S- antennas -in short-wave broadcasting, the parameters of the new
antennas, and reco:aaendkations on the choice of parl.Acultr types -tor net-eiQrk broad-
castin.-Y dopendi-, on the distance covered. This last i4. Civan in the for-.P of A
.abl--, Which _14Zto SuCh
6 - types as "',he SGD 4/8 RA for an optimal wave of 12 meters
in a range of 3.0.7 to 20.0 meters, complex arrangements cor,&L,~ting of three
SGD 4/8 INT or SGD 4/6 ~:) for optir-m! waves of 12, 26, and 40 meters, and. the
RGD 70/0". Physical ani electri:~al characteristics, showing
the arran3ementS of raii;ztor~,, of these antennas are miv~ n .
42

USSR VDC 547,751124.1.07
-SHAMUM.-Ily" SmIER, V. F., and SUVOROV, N. N. 'Moscuif CheirZ~cal-Tachmo-
lagicail"TIRMK.rute Imeni D. I.. Mondeleyev
uLndole Derivativer,. UXTI. Synthesis of Tris('L-benzylindolin-,Y,1-5)-phosphiiic-
oxide and Derivatives of IndolYI-5-PhosPhollic Acid"
Riga, Khimiya Goteratsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, No 4, AP-r 72, pp 4981-501
Abstract: In a reaction of 1-bonzyl-5-11thiuminiale uith dimatwhylchlorophos-
phate, tris(!-benzylindolj-nyl-5)phosphine wdde (1), m.p, 204-2,150was ir~olatcd
as a byproduct, in addition to the normaally obtaized dimi--.L-hylestor of I-benq-
lWol:Wyl-,5-phosphonic, %aid (II). The 5tructuro of (I) was proven lky an in-
dependent synthosis and comparative armlynis. Dolvdration of (11) with
chloranil yield-- dimethylester of 1-bei-izy1ir4olyl-.5.,~I)hosl).hcn'ic acid, r'I.P#
89-900. Catalytic dehydrogell-Ition of, this W- olino Is accorpanied I~y debenzoy-
lation, leading to the formaticn of a dimothyl ester of indulyl-5-phasphonic
acid, M*P*141.5-143or through a break in the P-C bond.
41
51

USSR UDC 547.754+547.241
P., SHNER, V. F., and SUVOROV, N. N., iUl Union Scientific
SZWWUIZ_~_~q
Chemical-Pharmaceutical Research Institute imeni S. Qrdzhoniki&-e and Moscow
Chemical-Technological Institute imeni D..I. Mendeleyev
"Organophosphorus Derivatives of Indoline and Indole. 1. Synthesis of
Iriolinyl-5-phosphonic Acid"
Le.~ingrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), No 3, Mar 71, pp 537-540
Abstract: A suitable synthesis for 1-benzyl-5-bromoinaoline (I) was developed.
A, mixture of 5-bromoindoline, CaC03 and chlorobenzene in acetonitrile was
stirred for 4 hrs at 60*, poured into excess water, extracted with ether,
dried, and evaporated. Succinic anhydride was added to the residue, folla4ed
by ether and 5% sodium carbonate solution. The mixture was stirred, extracted
with ether, evaporated, dif;solved in hexane, treated with charcoal and left
standing, to yield 78.2% of (1), m.p. 40.5-42,5*. (1) converted to 1-benzyl-
5-lithiumindoline and condensed with dimethylehloropliosphate yielded the
dimethyl ether of 1-benzylindolinyl-5-phosplionic acid. Hydrogenation in
acetic anhydride over palladium Save dimethyl ester of, 1-acotylindolinyl-5-
phosphonic acid, which hydrolyzed to indolixtyl-5-phosphonic acid, m.p. 242-
2)4*.
46

USSR um 632.0j.4.1,4.6!2.825.251
BOGOSIM'SKIY, A. I., -,,jDn.j,,o%r V. K., YMIWCHU~, A. G..
and ScientifIc Research Ins Utu~w O'f Dizk3': -e"G
imeni Hel;mholz
"LLght- induced Visual Cortical Potentials in K_%n"
Mloscvyf Doklady Jhlrmderiii Nauk SSSR, Vol 201, 1110 3, 1973., PP 721-723
Abst3,act: In -,m -,.~arforml,d oil 119 "1110. wo~vm
potentillu %Z.~.vo r~.Oorded from "j.Su'al Oortex (om,, electr,)d,c over the ~-roa
irnc-ila and. oi-.hur o-*cc:tro,_'c, c:-,l alon-1 tl-_c~
1,1,c L-ubj1i--1-_tc, loo,,ed at
and scotopic lil.fliit. records revealed the ol" cvol,:O~'_-,
potm-f-Aa1z in to iio~., only rh~)tcpi- but also
althoit-h in th-~ ci-_oc! 1,-hr-z mrola.-d potrmtlals. 1C.,.'.;S r ro'.If; ~"!,d 11ad
a Offf-;,-,~nt 1)--L! I.-j"'JI 111,1 a - _."-wor T)-~'-iC4. wi6itory ;Lim,2-
lation (800 cy-/,,1--,i,,_-, d1h) tho a7hplituda ej' the poiuntia.1s cvolx-i
by ~JCOL-opic --ti.-A-1 did. P.O`
jj~ )tO7
ctirmili. ~"he (.1-C action awl tho
I-CIYU11 tO bQ

USSR UDC: 621.371-312-3 -.621. -391. 80Q .6
SOKOLOV, 0. L. , SHM211LIR, V. B.
110n a M'ethod of increasing Interference Suppression 'in Reception of
Badio. Signalls"
Tr. Sev.-Zap. zaoch. politekhn. in-t (11orkf-~ of the
Correspondence Institute) , 1972, No 20, PP 8-11 (from RZh-1ZtdJ-ote1-,bni1-.i;
No 12, Dee 72, abstract 11c, 12G6 [r6our,(~'!j)
TTwislation: A method based on cawritinE- the number of fluctuation splk,~~;
and comparing with a threshiold NO is uz~ied for detecting Llorpler radio siG-
nPls. EXP37CSSiOn-,, are presented for calculating the probcbil-ities of f',n]-se
alarms Pf.a and signal detection Pd,t, and also the reoult-,i of calculations
of interference suppression.

SOKOLOV, O.L., SHAMHMUR.-.-V,
"Detection Of Doppler Radio Signals By Receiver With A Counter Cf The Number
Of Overshoots Of Additive Noise
Radiotekhnika, Vol 27, No 6, June 1972, pp 1-5
Abstract; The analytical dependences are considered of a met"hod of detection
of doppler radio signals based on counting of the nmniber of overshooto of the
fluctuations at two polar levels. An engineering method of calculating the
noise irr,--unity of the receiver in developod. Gi-aphs are presented of'.* (1) The
characteristics of noise immunity calculated by forz=laa developed in the work;
and (2) The experimental and calculated values for the mean values and d-Japer-
sion of the number of overshoots of fluctuations used during calculation of the
noise immunity of the detector. 4 fig. 7 ref. Received, 5 July 1970; after
further improvement, 2 March 1971.
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ICRIMBI M. Z. gS!Q4HUjN, A. A. and jAVjaj0jX0, yE. S.
"Synthetic Method for Geranylacetone"
USSR Author's Certificate No 3528'76, filed 30 Nov 70, published 30 Oct 72
(from Mh-Xhimiya, No 19, Oct 73, Abstract No IqN514P)
Translations A synthetic method has been proposed for geranylacetone (6,7-
trans isomer of 2,6-dimethyl- t 206-undecadienone-10) (1). used in the
synthesis of terpe-noids and blotogically active compounds su-ch as juvemile
hormones. Example. To 50 g linalool 195 g of 40% HBr is a4ded at a tempera-
ture ranging from -5 to 100 at a rate keeping the tempetrature at the specified
ra 8ge, The mixture is kept for I br at the temperature ranging from -5 to
10 , CHM is removed, the extract is rapidly washed with a saturated solu-
tion of Nlico3 and water, dried yielding%62 g of the crule product which is
then added at 2-50 to a solution of sodium acetoacetato (from 4.7 g Ka and 30
g acetoacetate in 70 ml IIeOH). The mixture is stirred for 2 hrs at 2-5o and 2
hrs at 60-65' with concurrent evaporation of the solvent under a weak vaouum.
110 of a 10% HaOH solution is added to the residue, Stirred for 2 hrs at
60-65 , cooledt acdIfied with conc. HCl# C61HA is evaporated, the extract is
va0ed with saturate solution of NaHCO , Mer, dried arA evaporated yielding
19.5 g 1. b. p. 102-4/50 0 1.4670,, 3containing 8-10% of the nerylacetone
(cis isomer).1/1
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1/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27N'0V70
TITLE--DEHYDROCHLORINATIOPI OF ALPHA PARACHLORAL --U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SHAMSHURIN, A.A.t KRIMER,. M.Zo
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE
--ZH. VSES. KHIM. OBSHCHEST. 19.70y 15(2)t 237
DATE PUBLISIAEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-HETEROCYCLIC OXYGEN COMPOUND, TRIOXANE.-o CALGRINATED ORGANIC
CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS, MOLECULAR STRUCTUREp UNSECTICIDE, I'VIR
SPECTRUM
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTFONS
0OCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASS(FIED
?ROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/1577 STEP NU--UR/0063/'70/015/002/02,37/0,937
CIRC ACCESSION
rn "v-n,

212 014 ~jrLASSEFIED PROCESS ING DAT,'-:--27'~!-JV7C
CIRC ACCESSIoN, N'Q--AP0 L28967
j%3S'rRACT/EXTaACT--iU) GP-0- A3STRACT. HEATING PARACHLOAAL d4fTH PY!~,IDIN!:
UNTIL DISSOLVEO RESULTE-D 114 A CLEAR SOLN., WHICH &E-CANI-E TURBILD lN A FEW
MINUTE-St THEN RAPIDLY UNDERWENT AN EXOTHERM, AFTER WHICH IT WAS RAPIDLY
P3URE0 ON ICE TO Y[ELO 69PIERCEINT
2t4yBfS(TRICHLORf-ItIETHYL)i6jDft~IHLOROMETFiYLTRI);(ANE (I)l M. 80-10EGFHS,
SUBLIMA-L-kLE lil VACUO. ITS iNMR SPECTRUM. WAS $103',lilll. BASES SUCH AS KUH 3R
K SUB2 CO SUB3 OR ETONA WERE NOT EFFECTiVE IN TH.IS -REACTION. THE
PRODUCT WAS A FEEBLE INSECI-ICIDE AGAINST WEEVILS AND FLIES.
FACILITY* INST. KHI,'-i.v KISHINEV, USSR.
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TITLE--NEW SYNTHESIS OF TRANSvl.PACETOXYIIO,PRC3PYL,5,9,TRIDECADIE,14EI
PROPYLUREt SEX ATTRACTANT OF PECTINOPHORA GOSSYPJELLA -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-SHAMSIiURINr A*A*p KDVALEVt B.G.t DONYAr A*P*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~,~SDURCE-DOKLG AKAD, NAUK SSSR 1970, 190(6), 1362-44 CHEM
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,~..TOPIC TAGS--PHFR0t,10NE, UNSATURATE0 HYOROCARBUN, ENSECTA, CHEMICAL
SYNTHESIS
C'O.
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UNCLASS-IFIE0

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CIRC ACCESSION NO.--AT0121611
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A%"3STR ACT. REFLUXING PR SUB2 ': IS TO C-1-i(CH
SUB2) SUB3 Hk (1) WITH PH SLI83 P IN C SUB6 H SUBS 20 H,~ G,4VE 62PERCENT
QUATERNARY PHOSPHONIUM BROMIDEv AN OIL, WHICH -Y-1,'TH ME SU83 C&~r' IN TsiF
HEATED 15 HR wITH ACO(CH SUB2) SUB4 CHO AT 60-20CGRE.ES GAVE PR SUBZ C IS
TO CH(Cfi SU62) SU82 CH IS TO CH (CH SUE12) SUB4 OAC, N 20 OVER D L.4630,
B SM~0.5 100-10DEGREES, WHICH WAS PURIFIED ON AL SU82 0 SUB3. THIS WAS
CHARACTERILED BY MASS AND IR SPECTRA AND SHOWN TO BE IDENTICAL WITH THE
SEX ATTRACTANT OF THE COTTON MOTH (P. GOSSYPIELLA). THE REQUISITE
'ALDEHY0E ABOVE, B SUB2 63-5DEGREES, N 18 OVEP D 1.4319v WAS PREP0. FROM
ACCHICO SUB2 EMCH SUB2) SUB2 CH 10ET) SUB2 BY HEAT.ING WITH ETONA-ETOH
AT 120-30DEGR"ES TO YIELD 36PERCENT ETO SIJB2 CICH S0321SUB3 CH(OET)SUB2,
B SUB2 79-83DEGREESt N 20 OVER 0-1.4288, CONVERTING THIS INTO ACO(CH
SU82~ SUB4- CHtOET)SU32t 0 SUB2 77-80E.GREES.t . L.,4~5&
(2,4rD1%ITROPffENYLHYD9AZONE M, 99-IOODEGREeS) BY AEON. WITH LIALH SUB4,
AND KEEPING THE ACETAL IN AQ# ALC. H SUR2 SO SU64- 3.5 Hit. PR SU8Z
WAS CONDENSED WITH (eTO) SU62 P(O)CH SUB2 CO SU82 ET TO FORM 83PERCEFINT
PR SUB2 C IS TO CHCO SIJ152 ET; REDN. W1TH LIAL14 SUB4 70 PR SUB2 C 15 TO
CHCH SU132 CH, TREATMENT WITH Pt3R SUB3v THEN WITH CH SUBZ(CO SIM ET)
SU82 ANIONi SAPON. AND DECARBOXYLATION GAVE Pit SUB2 C IS TO CH(CH SUB2)
SUB2 CO SUB2 H; ESTERIFICATION WITH FTOH, REDN. WITH LIALH SUB4, AND
REACTION WITH PBR SUB3 GAVE It B SUB2 80-50EGREESI N 20 OVER 0 1.4736.
FACILITY: INST. KH1m.t KISHINEVt USIR.
UNCLASSIFIED

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79324q Keto WAnhyda. VM. M64YUMC rel
Kovalm.B. G., Vlad, L. AA1.5harbabu -
KIMInevt UWK). Zit. Urf. 6 Y), 27
_Cdadensation of Ac(CH )xQH(OjKt)s; 1C,146% w
1% Rb!CL5"A(bH)(C1H1,.') (OEt)~ (1)* (i~!
gave 34-5
R is H, amyl, or hexyl). -At. room in the prese~6e
a = 3, R = H) derwent Wt o tran
H*504 1 ( Un
I i. Code:
qR
aceAla,
is 3 a
of
to give 80% 2-methyl-2-et4iyuyl-6-etboxytetTahydtbpjTan. At
7G-80* in 16% HbSO, I T-a Sm', 3, R is V, amyl, ~r hexyl ~ gave the
corresponding 2-(RLsubstituted)-2-iii~i~145-hydrrx' I ah d'
pyrans (H) [R~ is HCC, NA(CH,~C ! C.; or M~(Cj%)rC: Cf and
onlymmll amL--. of 6-ethoxy "oii-M).of 11 wM6 am Yery
readily hydrol)med to 11. The hyftl'rsk of In *-: 4. R
Me(CH*)ij gavit Mt(CH*:)#Cf CCMe(OH1WHt)4CHOi 10tich was
~mndtnwd with phtp;CHCOiRt.,,to;,giv6,'MefCHt),CICCIte-
(OH)WHAMCHMEt ~(IV). Alk. h~drolisis'*fi IV gave
Mc(CHI)4C,. CCMt(OH)(CHj)tCj1 ~CHCOM. CPJ)K
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EntomoD
99y;
USSR
A__11_,1 Candidate of Chenical Sciences
"Insect Hormones"
Moscour, Priroda, Nlo 4, 1972, pp 53-63
UDC 591.1.47;577.17
Abstract: A studv was made of insect hormones -- their chemffstr~, ft1nCtJ.O11S
and prospects for application in controlling insect pests. 'llie hormonal nature
of rn-tarorphosiq of insects, the three hormonal organs vihich control and regu-
late metamorlihosis and the three best knoin hormones -- the brain hor-mone or
activation hormone, ekdizone or moult hormone secreced by the protoracal. paired
,-land and the juvenile hornone -- aTe discmsed. The interiction of the hor-
riones, the isolation of the juvonile hormone the structure and analogs of the
juven.ile ho=onev the "paper factor," Bouers substance, 6ird generation insec-
ticides, the problei;i of selectivity, the propertiin-, stinicture aml synthesis of
ekdizone and ekdisturonu, the moul. t hormones in plants, and ekdf.zono as a hor-
monal insecticide are analyzed. The Prospects for LIS:Ln,- ukdizone .~.s a horr,-Mial
insecticide are less apparunt t4an for the analolps of juvelAIL hotmione. The
growth acceleration effect caused by eldizone in large anotuits Seems to have a
strongly livdLed pL!rhaps arising from irmiunfty di~v,,~Juped fiom eat-
in,t., a variety of ptanu, conrair-Ing the hormone, 11krlisterciae and ponascerone A
arz prospective for us(-, as chemosterilizers.
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u fivilY GF THE PANCRF-A!_ 0UkVNG CH-i-t,'NIC GASTRIT11c
A1,ThUR-(U2)-ShA~-iS1YL:V, S.Sm. '.~LIMENSKAYA, L.V.
~~-~(;CUWTRY OF 1NFC--L5.S.R'
SGURCE-PEC14TRIYA 49(2): 6-4-76. 1970
DATE PUBLISlicD ------- TO
'SUBJEC T AREP'S-61OLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TAG S-3 T C,%',ACF D I (" S T I V E ':'Y 5 T Em 0 15 E. A S E % PANC, I~E AS P E 0 1 A f RL S
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CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0135b--32
-A3STRACI/EXT-,ACT--(Ll) UP-0-- A6STRACT. THE RESULTS OF (,LIN1C(j LABO."ATORY
,CAT A. A'NO f-if-,CTIONAL. STJOY tit: THE PANCREAS ALLOW A CONCLUSION TO i3t MADE
THAT IN LhAriNIC GiAs-riuris (OURING 0ECUltIPENSATIGN) A.Li4JST IN ONE HALF Of-
fhE,ChILUkEN THERE OCURREO DISGROLRS 0~- THE EXrlRETf,'kY FUNCTION OF THE
PANLREAS. IN M.,GST CjF T~-iE CASLS DISSOCIF"TIUN IN~ ME SECRETION OP E'NZYMES
OF THE DUL-~)LENAL. C,--!ifEi%T I~AS OBSERVE-Or THIS FESTIFYING T6 it FUNCTMNAL
DISOR-UbR IN THE EXCRET-J~',Y FUNC.Tlrji'4 OF THE PA-NGRE..~S. T[iL ;~A-iui~E '0F THIE
MENTICNED ik-H~'INGES DIKH~TLY DEPEINOS UPtON THE DURAVIGNP SEVERITY OP THE
OISEASE As"') EXTENT C.+ -"JISGRL-"F-R.S OF fhE ACID Fuf~XATIOM FUNCTION OF THE
STOvACH, FACILITY: UEP. CHILG.~OIS'.# VASHKENT MED. INST.,
-TASHKENTv *QSSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR uDc: 681-3.06:51
AKHMEDDV, K. A. , BE-r31UW,'_FOV, T. F. ,E,AWLOV, M. 1-1. SHMMYEV, T. G.
"On Optimizing a Technological Process on an Analog-Dlgrit*~! Computer
System Using Search Method.-,"
V sb. Vopr. kibernet. i vvchisl. mat. (Problems of qibernetics and Com-
puter Mathematics--collection (~f works), vyp. 40, Tashkent, 1970, pp
66-69 (from EZh-Kibernetika, 110 7, Jul 71, Abstract NO 7V725)
Translation: The authors investigate an algorilthin for optimizing, the
process of hydrolysis with the aid of an analog-digital coriputer system.
The problem of optimization consists in maximizAng the quantity Q of re-
ducing agents t.
hrou&-iout the final product (hydrolysate). The algorit-hn
is based on using the nethod of altertiately changing the paxameters an
which Q depends; X2 -- vapor flow-rate; X3 - water flow-rate- -xi, --
acid flow-rate. Tables are presented for the optimurr values i.,; the co-r
responding upits of measurement. It is proposed that the method of sta-
tistical (random) search be used to optimize the process on 'an analoe-
-digital computer system with reggard to the real interference acting on
the object. V. Mikheyev.

7
U
SR
SS UDC: 681.3
BEEMMTOV T. F., MUSAYEV, M Y V, M., I'h.i,~SHAYBIYEV, T. G.
M.. HAS , W
"An Analog-Digital Co=uter System Based on the 'Dnepr' Computer and
the WI-V
V sb. Analogovaya i analogo-tsiffr. Mychisl. teklin. (Analo6; and ~_nplog-
-Digital Computer Technology--collection of works),,vyp. .4, moscow,
"Sov. radio", 1971, pp 45-49 (from Rzh-Kibernetika,, No 9, Sep- 71, 11 b-
stract no 9V552)
Translation: The paper describes an analog-digital computer system based
on the "Dnepr" digital co=uter and tvo 111-7 analog computers. The
structure used in the hybrid system enables auto-nation of tirie processes
of control and setting up structural schemzs on -the analoC computers.
Authors' abstract.
52

USSR UDC 546.02:66.091
OGANESYAN, Yu. Ts., PEN&IONZHKEVICH, Yu. E.,.s DINOV, A. 0., and HAL'TSEVA,
N. S.
"Possibilities of Obtaining isotopes in Fission Reactions"
Moscow, Atomnaya energiya, Vol 29, No 4, Oct 70, pp 264-271
Abstract: This paper investigates the principles of the formation of various
isotopes in nuclear f'ssion by heavy ions. The following reactions are stud-
led.- U238(CI2,f); U238(Ne2O,f); U238(Ne22,f); UMW40,f). They were com-
pared, in the experimental work, with nuclear fission reactions by high-enerGy
protons and spallation reactions. The experiments were conducted with the
internal beam of a 310-cm heavy ion cyclotron in the Nuclear Reactions Lab-
oratory and with the extracted proton beam in the synchrocyclatron of the
Joint Institute of Nuclear Research Laboratory for Nuclear Problems. Uranium
and bismuth targets were irradiated with r12, 20, Ne2Z
lie and AT40 ions in a
beam of 80-100)jA for C12, 30pA for Ne22, and 8~A for ArA Gmna radiation
spectra were also measured using.two Ge(Li) spectrometerm. Aa extensiie
table of the isotopes obtained and the cross section of their.formation in
heavy-ion reactions is given. The authors thank G. N. FLEROV an well as
lesser assistants for their participation.

U
USSR tMC 537-591-15
V.
V2 RN_OVJ S. H., Y-EGOROV, T. A., yBFIMOV, 11. N., KOL OSOV, , V. A., Y-ORYAK-11-1,
V
V. D.J. KRASIL"M7VI, D. D., YCOMMI, A. I., KUI.4KO'rO1ChYA,1 V. P., MM11".OV.,
11
r
S. V., 1MST-_-,CVA, V. Y,, 7;-_YOL'5KIY, S. I., ORLOV, V. A., SZZPTSOV,
SIWV, V. V., MMISMNS;O, G. B., and,
"Pmliminary Results of Recording Extensive Showers on a Recordink; Army in
Yakut&le'
MOSCOW, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Scriya Fizicheskaya, V01 35, No 10,
Oct 71, pp 20~6-2101
Abstract: E%-erinentss am- described in uhich attempts were made at determin-
ing the ener; `;y specti".1m, ca-mosition, and anisotropy of' cosmic rays vithin the
range of ell-2ty-
y 1017 to Jo16 ev, It in desired -to extand tho rtini,e to cover
1019 ev and above. Of a rarticular interest are the folllowiln,-
problems - An
the myr; or'4~-,irate witl~,,,n t~,e Gqlaxy or in .7.Y_A,,_u:alac tic rerl.onq, V,-aL- Is the
I, , a Cv
direction fror,-, vlhinh Z"- ive, and hz)v &.11Cnk,ov radiation T)roaucL
then ir, distribu--ed the atnosphere. Mhu test consists of 13
recordin no-in-z- 11 s z r., za a centra-L 0, -
's d Ib~,tca an area of 3 ~c Vi a
trol point. o,,itrjut s-c,,ac,trxn was i-,aasured over a period of 29-5 hours.
82 s1iovers ~renz, noted during that Nriod, with tile axez; falling within the

USSR
VERNOVY S* He) et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya,
.0
Vol 35, N 10, Oct 71, pp 2098-2101
array area. The orientation of the axis was found by the "triangulation"
method'j comparing the tire of arrival of the showers at different recording
points , An analytic expression is given in the paper for the integral output
biDect rn of extens~.ve showers at sea level for the interval of If between
and 2 x 100. 7he intensity, determined with this formula, so ars to
2 x 10 -pe
be 2 to 3 tirles as great as recorded elsewhere. Distr4bution of Ceren-kov light
vith respeCt- to th2 shover axis -.as determined by observations conducted on
clear, moonless nights. It vas found to be similar to that of the pritrary
gar--.a quxanta, but it decaved with the distance froa the axis more slovly than.
the r=ount of ch,_-rf-ed particles (R-2,5 as against R-3,3 for charged particles).
Examination of the energy spectrLm. of primax-f particles lead to the con-
clusion that the electroraGnetic component is responsible for 8yo of it.
Dependence of primary cnergy on the output 11 was established, and on the basis
of this relation the intepgral spectrum was computed. The coefficient connect-
ing these two rz-gnitudes was found to be. twice as high as the one previously
accepted elsewhere.
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VEFUTI, S. N., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Ilauk EWE, Seriia Fizicheskaya,
V61 35, Uo 10, Oct 71, pp 2098-2101
In the final analysis, variation of Cerenkay light at the prinary par-
ticle energy of 1-06 x iolu ev and the output (intensitY) Of 1-5 x 1o7 par-
ticles at sea level is Civen, as well as the expected distribution of the
nuclear components of primary rays.
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USSR
GOLENISFICREV-MUTUZZOVY V. A.; SABUROVA R, V.; SHAWN N. -A. (Kazan' Phyzics-
In Jo -=7!J-"M1qW
Engineering I stitutes
J USSR. Academy of Sciences
"Double Acoulstical-liagneti;e Miclear-Nuclear Resonance in Cr7stals with Paxa-
magnetic Impurities"
Leningrad, Solid State Mysics; November., 1970; pp 310C-4
jTSTRACT: A description of a method of double acoustical muclear-nuclear
resonance is given. The acoustical nuclear magnetic resonance from the nuclei
of poxana,-,netic ions (A1,.93: 0.07 at. Cr" was detected by this mothod.
The use of such a method,, as shown by the e~tperlni-ntal results, raised
the sensitivity two orders as compared NcIth a method o*; zinglxt acoustical nu-
clow niagnotic ranonance. It, is shomi that ~dth the nothod '*f doublo resonim-
cos it is possible to study more closely the interaction between the crystal
lattice and nuclear spins as well as between ele-c-tron and nuclear spins.
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51--

USSR
UDC 681.327.11
VOROB'YEV, A. D., KUDRYAVTSEVA, A. A., PRYADKIII, A. III., PATS, V. B.,
SWWRINA, R. Z.
"Mosaic Printer"
Moscow, Otkrytiya izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsay, tovarnyye-
znaki, No. 17, May 72, p 159
Translation: Patent 1111o. 339925, class G 06"k 15/02 was granted for a mosaic
printer c aining a mechanisin for feeding paper and ribbon, a car-r-dage,
and a unit of metal tapes i-nnul.,r4ted frorj one mother aud plal-ed iri a trjIg-
netic field. The ends of the tape --we connected to an excitation unit.
The printer is distinguished hV the fact that a fulcriml is fastened to it
an the carriage dt an angle to the metal tape unit- located on t1he opposite
side of the paper in order to increase the speed of the device.
39

USSR
SHAMYWANOV, S.
"Solution of a Problem in Fractional-Quadratic Programining"
Vekotoryye Mat. Metody Optimiz. i Ikh Primeneniye v Nar. Kh-ve Kirgizii
[Some Mathematical Methods of Optimization and Their Application in the
Economy of Kirgizia -- Collection of Works], Frunze, Ilim Press, 1973, pp
55-65 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 2, 1973,
Abstract No 9V538).
Translation: A problem is studied when a functional is a fractional-
quadratic form, while the system of limitations is linear. A method is
suggested for solution of such problems, based on linear conversion of
variables. Fractional quadratic forms are simultaneourly reduced to
canonical form and the solution is sought by the known X method.
WON ma, E~
W N5
~ !! 6.

bSSR UDC 51
Approximate Solution of the Problems of Quadratic Prograi-aning with Two Quadratic
Forms Using the Methods of Separable Programming on the Minsk-22 Computeror
Priblizhennove reshenive zadach kvadratichno~ro progratmnirovanji-.a s dvurTva kvnd-
ratichnymi formami pri pomoshchi metodoy senarabel'nogo Dro:~,rarqiirovaaiya na
EVIR "Minsk-22" (Approximzte Solution of the Problems of Quadratic Programnung
with Two Quadratic Forms Using the Methods of Separable Programming an the
Minsk-22 Computer), Editorial Board of the Journal Izv. AN KirPSSR, Frunze,
1972, 8 pp, 3 entry bibliography, No 4156-72 Dep. (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9,
Sep 72, Abstract No 9V483 DEP)
Translation: The problem was investigated where the functional is a Quadratic
form and one of the restrictions is described by an inequality in quadratic
form. In solving these problems by means of linear transformation of, variables,
both quadratic forms are reduced simultaneously to canonical form. After this,
the problem is solved by the known X-method. The solution was found on the
Minsk-22 computer.
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34

USSR
�HMjjULLV. A., VERESHCHAGIN, L. F., YAKOURV, YE- N., GRAUDANKINA, 11. P.,
and AIAYEVA, T. I., Institute of High.-Pressure Physics, Academy of Sciences
USSR, Akadengorodok, Hoscow Oblast
"Electron Vagnetic Resonance Study of Chromi= Telluride at Pressures up to
50 Irbaes
Ioningrad# Mika Tvezdogo Telap Vol 15j Vyp 1, Jan 73; PP 212-215
Abstraett The electron magnetic resonance method 3.2 cm) was us3d to
study the magnetic tranaltIon in0chromium telluride at pressmres up to 50
kbar and temperatures of 100-360 X. It was found that the linear variation
of the Curie point with pressure continues up to 25 kbax. At prassuzes from
30�~ and UP to 50 kbarg the resonance line c4aracterlat-ic of the forromagnetic
The
phase of CrTe is not observed in the 100-300 K temperature range. I
disappearance of the resonance line of the lerromagnetic phase may be due to
the aPPearance Of antiferromagnetic ordering at pressures above 30 kbar in
chro2ium telluride j although the antifeiTor&Wetic resonance l1ne cannot be
observed in this frequency region.
103 -

USSR
UDC 547.234.1 + 547.241 + 541.127
SHANDRUK, M. I., MICHUK, N. I., and GREKOV, A. P., Institute of the
Chemistry of High Molecular Compounds,,Academy of Sciences, Ulecrainiant SSR
"The Structure and ReactivLty of Hydrazine Derivatives. UXII. Reaction
Kinetics of Diarylphosphinic Acid Hydrazides With Picryl Chlorides in
Benzene"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimiij Vol 43 (105), No 10, Oct 73, pp 2198-2202
Abstract: The reaction kinetics of diarylphosphinic acid hydrazides with
picryl chloride in benzene has beer investigated at various temperatures.
The reactions are quantitative and are described by a second order equation;
energy parameters for these reactions have been calculated. The effect of
the substituents in a mol7ecule of diphenylphosphinic acid hydrazide on its
reactivity can be described by Hammett's equation using the c~ constants.
J
The constanEs of the acid (pKa2) and base (pKal) ionizations have been
determined. Band vibration frequencies for NH and P=O groups have been
determined.
37 -

USSR UDC 547.234.1 + 547.241
SHANDRUK, M. I., YANCRUK, N. I., and GREKOV, A. P., Institute of the
Chemistry of High Molecular Compounds, Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian SSR
"Hydrazides of the Phosphinic and Phosphoric Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 10, Oct 73, pp 2194-2198
Abstract: New phosphoric acid hydrazides have been obtained by the reaction
of hydrazine hydrate and ethylhydrazine with diarylphosphinic, 0,0-diaryl-
phosphoric and 0,0-diarylthiophosphoric acid chlorides. The reaction of
phosphoric acid chlorides with ethy1hydrazine, the reagents taken at a
1:2 molar ratio, occurs in benzene attacking the a-nitrogen atom, with the
formation of a-ethyl substituted hydrazides.

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Ace. Nr: -a C t rig sl~ ce: Re
AP0053452 CHU'ICAL AB-
11052lq Structure and reactivity of hydra=G* derivadves.
Amide catalysis in reactions. of benzohTdrazidu wit
2,4-dinitrophemyl acetate in benzene solution. QMkOV, A- P.;
h` Vy3okotnol )Vdlu. , (~V
Zhin . 1. (Inst. K = -I- _U I
USSR). - Ms. Urg.Ah _U6--V(Kuss).', TheJaLnetics
were studied of the C 0 of t 4(NOOt-2.4 with ]3zNHNH2
in benzene soln. or-in z e4oln-..contg. BZNR2, AcNH2.
PO(N"Afe0s, 4-MeOC4TLCO.?Wt. BzIIHPb. BiNPC4ELNIQr4,
PhSONH,. caprokictam. 2-MeMeHtSOiNlMe2~i 2,5Aiethyl-
1.3.4-omadiazole, 2-MiOU44CONMet. AcNtMet, AL-NEtt, 'I)hCz-
NH,. Pyridine N-oxide, or pyridme as catalysts.: These turides
accelerate the above. reaction 'by farming complexes succh as
BzN[H --- O-C+Ph(NH&I).LVHo--l'AcOt~&H4(;\'O:)r2,4. which then
break up to give BzNHNHAP, 2,4-(OiNhC&H,0R, q~d the
amide. CPJR
REEL/FRMIE
19830477

USSR
BWAGOV, YU. A., VIINTOGRADOV, V. B. 0 VOLOD'KO, A. G., NPE-UPPOVt Y
KWNITSKIY, V. S., XUTSIDI, N .K. ITbilisi State Univers yj YU. F.,
MIMIMIKO, V. A., HART-INSKA, G. j FLYAGIN, V. B. , XHARZHEYEV, YU. N., and
"Possible Existence of ~'-Resonance With a 11ass of .270 Nev"
Moscow, PisIma v Zhurnal Ekspeerimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fizikil Vol 13,
No 12, 20 Jun 71, pp 665-668
Abstracti The prelininaxy results of this experiment were ptvsented in
1970 at the Fifteenth Interrational Conference on Higin-Energy Physics in
Uey, The authors find e-xperimeatal signs of the possible existence of a
new meson resonance. They observe a narrow peak uhenll - 270 ReY in the
spectr= of effective masses of the system 7-1 which forms in the
reaction 5T -p -p + Q, 3)1)4 at 5 GeV/c. The authoi-s- study
pe )7
events of ~h t -5T p ' I- p + (2.3) jf which satisfy the following
conditionsi (I the DrOtons are-identified by ionization and stopping in
the =-,era, and the impulses of the protons do not exceed 900 IIeY/c; (2)
the length of the tracks of secondary charged particles from the star is
no less then 2 cm, and the impulses of these particles are measured with an
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B-~DAGOV, YU. A., et al., Pis"ma v Zhunial Eksperim-ental'noy i Teoreticheskoy
Fiziki, Vol 13 0 No 12, 20 Jun 71, pp 665-668
accuracy no worse than ?10,51'; (3) the -a uanta have impUses greater than
30 HeV/c, neasured with an accuracy no worse than 25%; (4) the scattering
angles between the two ,)~ -quanta do notexceed 20. As a -result of the
experimento -the authors fin(i that the effect which they obsezved is caused
by tho existence of a new rueson resonance. The figrures. depict the dislXi-
bution by effective rzss of quanta. The article contains 2 figures and a
bibliography of 7 entries.
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Tranoportation and 0' Yt,qg
USSR UDC 621.643.002.2:001.12
SHANENKO, F. F.
.........
"Pipe System for Hydraulic Transport of Sand"
Moscow, Stroitellstvo Truboprovodov, No 2, Feb. 1973, pp 9-10.
Abstract: One of the largest construction materials enterprises in Volgo-fad
Oblast, the silicate products combine, delivers 1,750,000 cubic meters of
sand per year from a quarry to, a point 12 kin distant by truck transport.
The cost of transportation of the sand is 2,036,700 rubles. Over 50 KrAZ-256
heavy trucks are used.
The Institute for Planning of Hydraulic Mecahnization has developed a
plan for a pipeline system for delivery of this material to the Volgograd
Combine.
Creation of the project was preceded by detailed technical and economic
studies confirming the expediency of construction of the system, and ON-peri-
mental work which established the possibility of maintaining the quality
characteris tics of the raw material following transportation and storagc.
The planncd throughput of the p1poline complex is 1,750,000 cubic meters of
sand per yeav; transportation distance is approxiiiiatoly 13.0 kiii. Hydraulic
transport systems of this productivity and length have never before been
manufIbctured for the transportation of construction materialq in the USSR.
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SHANENKO, F. F. MOSCOW, StTOitel Istvo Tniboprovodov, No 2, Feb. 1973,
PP 9-10.
The raw material will pass through 6 stages of lift between the quarry and
the combLine. Series-produced pump equipment is to be used. Sand with a
density of 2.7 t/m3, grain size modulus 1.2-1.48, con,~isting 99% of grains
of crystalline quartz, is to be pumped through the pipes as. a mixture with
water. Heavier minerals are present in the.sand in very small quantities;
there are no organic impurities.
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ORAV T. $MIQIN-BEREZOVSKIY. ORAV, I.
Eadiatsionnyf mutagenez i modifitsiruyushchiye yego usloviya (Radiation
Hatagenesis and Conditions Modifying It), Tallin, Va2gus, 1972, 215 PP,
800 copies printed
Contents Pase
Introduction 5
Vaterial.and met1hods 20
I. miosmiTriwy or. Puns AND FAcmRs TF-4,T DETEMMIE IT (Jointly
with Kh. A. Kal'yuste and Yu. I. Mlam) 17
1. Genetic factors of radioresistatce 19
2. Physiolofical and external factors influencin6 the radio-
resistance of seeds 39
II. IDEUEICE OF GRO'rrLq C01". ITIONS OF IRRADIATED SZEIX~ ON TEE GEDETIC
EMCT OF IRRADIATIOA
57
1. Influence of soil fertility in the broad sense of the term
and of geographical growing conditions 57
2. Influence of.moisture re6ime, time of 3owing and nitro.~e
fertilization in 11, on postradiative mutationalyariability 66
3- On the inflaence of postradiative treatment 01 seedn with
solutions of sulfates of bivalent metals on the ;.,enetic effect
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0MVj Ttj et al., 1972, 215 PP
4. Influence of temperature,, wty6en and stora&e of Irradiated
seeds on the effects of irradiation, 83
CONCERNING THE INFUENCE OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTM4 SUBSTANCES OW
KJTAGENESIS- EFFECT OF REVEALING LATENT V-kRLUILITY 131
I. Combined physical and chemical mutfig9nesia 101
2. Results of field experiments on the combined application of
irradiation and ethylenimine to.barley 106
3- Complex interactions of chemical mutagens and radiation
jointly acting upon barley seeds.of differentnutability 136
4. Analysis of the cyto.enatic effect durint; the.coMined appli-
cation of*Y -irradiatiou and ethylenimine 155
5. WoloGically active substances and mutngenetic processes in
second generations of irradiated plants 166
6. On the question of the physioloeical understanding of the
U
mutation process 131
IV. ON THE 0,UESTION OF INCIGASING TIM EFFECTIVEMSS OF THE APPLICA-
TION OF RADIATION MUMENESIS IN SELECTION WORK 186
Bibliography
199
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KARYUKHIXA, T. A., et al*y Mimiko~Farmiatsevticheskiy Zhurnal, No 11, 1971)
pp 30-35
floating matter and deposits are collected, burnedt,oa9n5d%uos;dsus fertilizers
or admixture to feeds* This treatment removes up
spensoids. The
filtrate may be drained into rivers and lakes, or it -may be stored in reser-
voirs and be utilized du-rirg s~ummer. Theoretical data indicate that practic-
ally any sewage can be purified adequately at reasonable cost.
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UI)c 628-35
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YANGOLENKO, L. v., and
KARyuKHIXA, T. A., 5 . A. V*
caw Co =struction Engineering Institute imeni V
KRZHMOL'SKAYA, L. Z-, MOs
Kuybyshev
aceutical
"Biological Methods of Purifying Sewage From Chemical and Pharr
plants"
Moscow, Khimiko-Farmatsevticheskiy Zhuraal, No 11, 1971, pp 30-35
Abstract- nie 1960-1969 literature an the subject is reviewed and the most
effective methods discussed. In some instances, when the sewage contains no
toxic compound5, it may be used directly for irrigation of fields. In most
cases, a combined method vields the best results. Se-vage containing large
awunts of hormones must ftr8t be Vreated anaerobically. It is then aerated
(waterfalls, air turbines, or other systems) for several hou'rs up to 2 w,~.oks,
depending on what substances it contains. Tnis aeration reduces the biologi-
cal. oxygen requirement bv 90-98%. Neutralizers are added and the sewage is
stirred until'its PH beccz:es close to 7 (initial pH ranges from 2 to 10).
Next, the sewage is kept standing in reservoirs. Harmless bacteria may be
grown in it and later precipitated with chlorine. After adequate sedimenta-
tion of suspensoids, the sevage is run through sand and gravel filters,
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UDC 699.184.244.66
KUZNETSOV, A. F., Candidate of Technical Sciences, TERESHCHENKO, N, I.,
Engineer, and SHMjU,_N,_T., Engineero Zhdanov Ketallurgical Institute
and Zhdanov Heavy Machine Building Plant
"Effect of Smelting Method and Deoxidation System on the Quality of Con-
verter and Open-Hearth Steel"
Moscow, Stal', No 9, Sep 70, pp 784-786
Abstract: A study was made of the effects of the smelting method, the
deoxidation system, and the consumption of deoxidizing agents on the
quality of St.3sp sheet steel, produced at the Novolipetak Metallurgical
Plant and the Zhdanov Plant imen! Il'ich. The experimental steel from the
Novolipetsk Plant showed the highest impact toughness at temperatures of
-40*C and +70*C, but also shcr4ed the highest relative sensitivity to
mechanical aging at -40*C. The impact toughness, afater artiiicial aging
of the investigated steel groups at negative tenperature, vas practi~zally
independent of the smelting method and the.deoxidation system.
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USSR UDC 539.3764-532.135
VESHCHEV, A. A., SHANIN, N. P.
"Extrusion-Rheological Properties of Commercial Asbestos Materials"
Sb. nauch. tr. Yaroslav. tekhnol. in-t (Collection of Scientific Works of
Yaroslav Technological Institute), 1972, Vol. 31, pp 27-32 (from Rzh-Mekhanika,
No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3V550)
Translation: The rheological curves for asbestos materials vith various con-
tents of ru bber are presented that were obtained with the aid of a p1tinger
extruder at a temperature of 70'. Consecutive decreases in the length of the
mouthpiece of the extruder were used to determine loises at the input to the
channel as a function of the diameter of the channel,of the mouthpiece, tile
diameter of the plunger, the properties of the asbestos material, and the
rate of extrusion. These losses amount to a considerable portion of the total
pressure in the head of the extruder. A curve of the flow was obtained for each
diameter of the mouthpiece which is explained by the plug-like motion of the
aBbestos material with slippage at the walls. It is noted that the effect of
slippage is a function both of the transverse dimensions and of the cleanness
of the working of the channel surface. The dependence of the shear stress on
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VESHCHEV, A. A., SHANIN, N. P., Sb. nauch. tr. Yaroslav. tekhnol. in-t.
1972,Vol. 31, pp 27-32
the rate of displacement for the materials studied is invariant relative to
the transverse dimensions and the cleanness of the surface of the profiling
channels. 11 ref. 1. G. Bulina.

USSR UDC 539.376+532.135
SHANLR,J4.
"Pressability and Deformability of Highly Filled Systems of the Asbestos Type
as Connected With the Microrheological Properties of the Polymer Binder"
Sb. natich. tr. Yaroslav. tekhnol. in-t (Collection of Scientific Works of
Yaroslav Technological Institute),1972, Vol. 31, pp,54-60, (from RZh-Mekhanika,
No 3, Har 73, Abstract No 3V552)
Translation- A qualitative discussion is presented on the effect of the
content and properties of the polymer binder in ail'asbestos material on its
pressability (ability to change iis density under the action of uniform com-
pression). The pressing process is represented as consisting of two stages;
(1) conversion of friable material into porous material and (2) conversion of
the porous body into a monolith. The irreversible deformation of the initial
particles of the mixture has the dominating effect in the first stage and
irreversible deformations cease in the second stage at a certain stage in the
compaction. An increase in pressability as the temperature rises is character-
istic in the pressing of asbestos materials, as is the existence of suitable
specific pressures relative to a narrow range, which if exceeded will not lead
to a considerable increase in density. This range &Ops vith a rise in temper-
4ture, 13 ref - A. Ye. Malkin
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USSR UDC 539.376+532.135
VESHCHEV, A. A., SHANIN, N. P.
"Effect of Formula Composition on the Extrusion-Rheological Properties of
Asbestos Materials"
Sb. Pauch. tr. Yaroslav. tekhnol. in-t (Collection of Scientific Works of
Yaroslav Technological Institute), 1972, Vol. 31, pp 33-37 (from RZh-Mekhanika,
No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3V551)
Translation: The rheological properties of commercial asbestos materials based
on butadiene rubber (content in composition 15% by weight) and asbestos (45%)
and also several model mixtures differing in the rubber and asbestos content
in the composition were investigated by the method of capillary viscosimetry.
The experimental setup consisted of a plunger extruder and the mouthpiece in the
head consisted of a cylindrical capillary and provision was made for shortening
the mouthpiece. The volumetric flow Q and the pressure P ahead of the input to
the capillary were measured. The magnitude of input pressure losses P in depends
on the ratio of the rubber and asbestos constant and the power index indicating
the nature of the effect of the compositionon P is also determined by the
in
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VESHCHEV, A. A., SHANIN, N. P.,_Sb. nauch. tr. Yaroslav. tekhnol. in-t,
1972, Vol. 31, pp 33-37
composition and additionally by processing conditions. The dependence of tan-
gential stress on the shift rate is not single valued since it does not effect
the diameter of the channel. It is assumed that averaged values of the stresses
under the selected shift rates can be used; the max!mum deviations did not
exceed �27%. This effect is associated with the slippage at the wall and can
be-taken into account in calculating P by the introduction of a correction
factor. A. Ya. Malkin.

UDC 532.5:532.135
KOLBOVSKIY, YU. YA., SHANIN, N. P.
"Concerning the Problem of the Flow of- a Newtonian Liquid in Circular ane Slit
Channelsit
Uch. zaT). Yaroslav. tekhnol. in-ta (Scientific Notes of Yaroslavskiy Technolo-
r
gical Institute), 1971, Val. 23, No. 2, pp 5-13 (frcn RZh-Makhanika, No 3,
Mar 72, Abstract No 3B972)
Translation: V. G. Litvinov solved the problem of Poiseuille flow of a. 'New-
tonian liquid in a circular infinite tube with an E&TVC-LiVe, ViSCOSity
dv,
+ ~-y (1)
where q is the effective viscosity, do ZIdi, is the velocity gradient, and ao, p
are rheological constants (Mekhan. polimerov, 1966, Ito. 41, pp 603-610: 1,11ZhMekh,
1967, 6B823). It Is as~Aumed that p is sm, all and a solution was obtained 2Dy the
small-parameter d-isgarding second and higher ty--d--~r terms. This paper
analyzes the solution of V. G. Litvinov by reducing ~tl to dimensionless form.
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YOLBOVSKIY, YU. YA. SHANTN, N. P. Ucb. zap. Yarosl&.r. teklinol. in-ta, 1971,
Vol. 23, No. 2, pp 5-13
Two more problems are solved for a liquid with the rhooloi-ical equation (1) by
the same method: the flow of a liquid in a plane infinite tue- and motion
between two infinite rotating cylinders. The latter problem is discussed as
applied to a rotat-Jon viscosimeter when the value of the rotational moment is
gr iven. S. A. Bostaridzhiyan.
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USSR
UDC 6121.~(?1.2_
14FIROVITSi-M, D.I., SM.'SQ;`,GV, G.A.0 V.I.
"Interference-Shadow 1,~3rlcing Cf Volume kodele"
Radiotekhnih.a 1 elel-tronik-a, Vol XVII, No 6, June 1V(e'_, pp 1.280-128,5
Abstract: The effectivenese is shown of a now m,_~tKoa of morkir,,, in the Droblem
of identification of volime mcdels or groups of mod.ej.a in c-oherent The
marking sign3le substantially increase the informati-,~enesn of their i=agea, de-
creasint: the orobability of reductions by the introduction of addition-21. criteria
[Primal, iffilch asaura a sharner apDoarance, o:' the boundurieu Of- the Multi-
dim3noional regiona of the diatinoxishable specirmens. Exparii4ent,_-l results ere
obtained with resnect to the identification of volume, models d,,Aring their obser-
vation in nour and far zones by methcds of optical motchud filtrution. 6 fig.
16 ref. Received by editoraf 6 Lay 19714
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Theimod~n6ics'
USSR UDC 536. 42
DEYCH, M. Ye., TSIKLAURI, G. V., and D-MILIN, V. S. 11,10SCO-Tv
Power Engineering Institute
"Studying Wet Vapor Flows in Nozzles"
Moscow, T(-,Dlof--'zika VysokiLh Temperatur, Vol 10, No 1, Jan-Feb 1972, pp 122-
129
Abstract: The auchors present the results from the. experimental and theoreti-
cal study of the flow of a wet vapor in nozzles urithin a broad range of initial
moisture content and initial pressure. Specific methods are developed and
used for studying two-phase flows. Experimental data obtained in studying
nozzles operating on wet Water vapor within a broad -rangc of inlri.al pressure
and degrees of di-yrness are analyzed. The following types of experimental
units were used in the study, stand for optical investigation, weighing
unit, and a high-pressure water vapor stand. An optical iticthod is used for
determining the dUiensions and the. spectrum of the piirticles of the liquid
phi-ne, the phaae being, d1.,-Tr-.rsed by the vivor In a fl.at, nar-rowing nazzle-
The optical methad is based on the sitatterinF.,, of lig~it during Its past-.,-A~ge
through a ttirbid medium: small-angle method by K. S. Shif rill and V. N.
Colikuv. A schvi;wtic is given of the unit for determining tho degre,~,. of
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DEYCH, M. Ye., et al., Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol 10, No 1, Jan-
Feb 1972, pp 122-129
dispersion of particles by the "small angles" nethod. The results show that
initial pressure within the range studied affects significantly the thrust,
power, and consumption characteristics of a.two-phnsa nozzle. It also has
a significant effect on the liquid phase dispersion process. Original
article: eight formulis, eight figures, and 122 bibl;Lographic enCries.
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'USSR UDC 621.385.18.019.3
LOVFAM, K.YU., VARZZOVA, G.A., SHANI1% YU SAKU11IN, G.P.
"Study Of The Effect Of Prolonged Storage Under Conditions Of Higher Than Usual
Humidity On The Vacuum In A IM-Type Electron Devicso
Elektron.tekhnika. Vauch.-tekhn.ab. Tekhnol. I orXeniz. proiz-va (Electronica
Technology. Scientific-Technicul Collection. Technoloa And Crganlzz~tion Cf
Production), 1971, Issue ~1(4~), pp 47-51 (from RZh--Elektranika i Zy!~
yrimanoniye, No llg Nov 1971, Abstract Nd 11AM)
Tranolationz Information is presented an the change of the overall pressure in
YI-Type motel-glass devices durincr storage under conditions of higher than usual
humidity. The data were obtained by measurement of tho current of the electron
gas discharge in devices with an axial magnetic field. It is shown that a
change of the vacuum takes place primarily because of an increase of the partial
pressure of hydrogen,cethane,and a mixture of carbon monoxide with nitroEen.
Sy-ary.
105
1- M
FITIR .91,11-MR119

_-~02' 023
-IT UNtLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-3 .OOCT70
L .E--HEM,ODYNAMIC SHIFTS IN THIORENTAL SCIDIUM INFUSION ANESTHESIA -U-
';AUTHC)R-102)-KHNYK INA, SHANINI YU.N.'
COUN TRY OF INFO~--USSR
KHIRURGIYA
69,~-74
DATE PUBLISHED-70
I ANESTEZIOLUGIYA, 1970, NR 3, PP
,,-SUBJECT AREAS- B IGLQG I CAL AND MED1CAL SCIENCES
,--TOPIC TAGS-ANALGESIC DRUG, ANESTHESIAv. BA.RBITURATEt ORGANIC SULFUR
COMPOUND, HEMODYNAMMS, SURGERY
~--_CIGNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/1014 STEP NO--UR/0481/70/00,)/003/0069/C-071,
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0126652
~1:11111ill.~i!'E~li iuk-dii hiphn, Hi kil 1.1 6b"kllh 161 lid, k61 in" 4A i~d ~! kkimi

212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PAOCESSING DATE-30OCT70
~'CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0126652
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HEMODYNAMIC SH1FTS CAUSGO 6Y
THIOPENTAL SODIUM WERE STUDIED BY MEANS OF MECHANOCARDIGGRAPHY IN 60
PATIENTS. UNDER INVESTIGATION WERE THE FEATURES SPECIFIC TO HEMCOYNIAMIC
SHIFTS IN EMERGENCY GPERArioNs IN PATLENTS OVER 40 YEARS, DEP~::,'101, G UP0.1
THE PRINCIPAL DISEASE. PRIOR TO ANESTHESIA THE CIRCULATORY FUNCTION WAS
STRAINED IN ALL THE PATIENTS, AND WAS PRESERVED IN EMERGENCY
-INTERVENTIGNS AFTER THE INTRODUCTIOlq OF THIUPEINTAL SGOIUM. IN PATIENTS
OVER 40 YEARS BOTH BEFORE ANESTHESIA AND DURING THIOPENTAL SODIUM
ANESTHESIA THERE ARE SEEN CHARACTERISTIC HEMODYNAMIC FEATURES,
.."INERTENSS's OF TF-E PULSE, HIGH TENSICN CF ARTERIES. IN PATIENTS WITH
INJURIES AT THIS PERIOD HYPOTENSION4.15 POSSIBLE, CAUSED BY REDUCTION OF
THE VASCULAR TENSION. THE MOST MARKED CHANGES OF THE CARDIAC OUTPUT AND
PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE ARE IN PATIENTS WIT14 VOLVULUS. FACILITY:
KAF60RA GOSPITALINOY KHIRURGII PETROZ'AVOOSKIJGO UNIVERSITETA IM.
KUU91NENA, PETROZAVODSKAYA GOROSKAYA BOLINLTSA I., FACILITY2
OTOELENIYE REANIMATOLOGII KAFEDRY GOSPITALINOY KHIRURGII
:VUYENNO-MEUITSINSKOY AKADEMII IM* So Mo KIROVA,
n

UZ _01l4___;`_" UNCLASST'FIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TITLE--A STERILE: ROOM FOR REANIM.NTION:QF::PATlENTS AFTC-R
HOMOTPANSPLANTATIGN OF THE HEART -U-q
AUTHOR-(05)-BALLYUZEK, F.V S 14 AN I N
KOSTYUCHEA]KO, A.L.v
SHC-HELKUNOV-o V.S.9 VOLKO~:
COUNTRY OF INF0--USSR
.~-SOURCE-EKSPERIMENTALINAYA KH[RURGIYA, I ANESTESIOLOGIYA, 1970, NR 2l PP
DATE PUBLISHED--70
AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MFbICAL:SCIENCES
SUBJECT
T 0 P I CTAGS--(JRGAN TRANSPLANTv HEART SURGEPY* HOSpfrAL EQUIPMENT, ISOLATION
CHAMBER
~CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/0622 STEP NO--UR/048L/70/000/002/0084/0087
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0108837

212 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0108837
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS COMMIT TO PAPER A
DESCRIPTION OF THE DESIGN AND RESULTS OF HYGIENI,C AND BACTERIOLOGICAL
EVALUATION OF~A STERILE ISOLATION ROGM FOR PATIENTS AFTER
HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE HEART. THE-ORGANIZATJON OF WORK OF THE
PERSONNEL IN THE STERILE ISOLATION ROOM'IS upicTEo.~: FACILITY:
KLI,(fIKA GOSPITALINOY KHIRUR.Glf VOYENNO M-mOITSINSKOY AKAOEMil IM. S. M.
LENINGRAD.

Organ and Tissue Transplantation
USSR UDC
i HE -_OV, V. S. ,
BALLYUZEK, F. V., SHL.,114, 'Yu. N., KOSTYUCHUNIKO, A. L., J! C : L,,U
rr, 'IN;0I
VOLKOV, Yu. N FE'~, and SUPRUN&IKO, Yu. F., Clinic of Hospital
Surgery. Ydlitary Medical Academy imeni S. 1-1. Kirov, Leningrad
"A Sterile Room for the Reanimation of Patients After Homotransplantation of 'the
Heart"
2-loscow, EksperimentalInaya. Khirurgiya i Anesteziologiya, No 2, i-lar/Apr 70, pp 84-37
Abstract: After tran splanta Lion of the heart, rospiratalry intc._--~ions conrtitute
one of the principal dLnl,(!.-r:; to the pationts because of '~.hoir 11:rwarrd resistance
and ivv=unity. J. Phillips and G. Spencer estimatod thzit rospiratory infec~.iar,.s
caused the death of 1/4 of patients dying after surgery :Uivolvin- oxtraoorporaal,
blood circulation. A sterile chamber (3.? X 3 X 2.5 m) bi~en dusigned for the
reanimation. and intensive care of patients after surgery involvinG extensive
trauma and requiring rigorous antibacterial protection. The ahanbor is constructed
of plastic sheets weLied together and. has an entrance loci con3istin.c. of two over-
lapping, susponded pi;:tstic shouts. Tho chamber has connactioas for 02, NpO. and
vacuum, a tolophonc line, and electric connections for a defibrillator and in
automatic iiy.!;tom which rocoi-da and transmitis outside dat;L on tha con-dition of t6a
patient. E(IlLipmonL for the inLubatlon of trachea, hoalinq of t.ho tr=i,oo-
IF'n
MUC
9*4

M ---- r-F-TTr-
USSR
BAJLYjZ-!-
'K, F. V., et al, EksperimentalInaya Khirurgiya i Anesteziologiya, ;o 2.
Xar/Apr 70, pp 84-8?
bronchial passages, wid for producing artificial coughs is 1ccated in it. Air
that has been 5terilized by irradiation is pumped into the chamber, in ;',rhich the
air pressure is higher by 7-10 mm than that outside. AfWr 2-) hrs. of operation
of the chamber, the air in it contains no more than 0-2 -pos5ibly pathogenic
bacteria per cubia motor and no pathogenio bacteria. T14o charnber is equipped with
Cr= the 0u
windows of transiparenL piastic, has translUcent walls, ani is Jilt t gide,
After adequate sterilization measures, a nurse who takes care of the patient may
stay in the chamber and other medical personnel may enter it. The chamber ought
0
to be adequate for the care of patients who have undergone heart transplants.
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j~ USSR LIDC 615-391
KOLESNIKOV, 1. S., BALLYUZEK, F. V., KOSTYUCHE14KO, A. L.,
and MALAKHOV, S. F., Hospital Surgical Clinic, Eilitary Yedical Academy
iseni S. M. Kirov, Leningrad
"Experience in the Use.of the Hemoglobin-Containing Prepaxation. Erigem. as a
-Blood Substitute"
Leningrad, Bestnik Kbirurgil Imeni 1. 1. Grekova, Vol 108, No 5, May 72,
PP 95-98
Abstracti As distinguished from blood, extenders thaL merely bring the plasma
volume to normal, the blood substitute Erigem, which contains hemoglobin
that has been freed of stromal tmaports 0 2 arA maAnWns the respiratory
function of the blood. Maintenance of this function tint.11 It can be restored
by a blood transfusion would be one of the characteristics of an ideal blood
substitute. Erigem was developed, in 1962-64 at the Scientific Research
Institute of Hematology and Blood transfusion in Leningrad. The clinical
application of saall doses of Brigem had been investigated thoroughly, but
data on the effects of large doses trere lacking, In the Work described in
this Instance, Erigem was aOministered In large dose-9 to 18 patients with
pulmonary disturbances on the flxzt day after surgexy of the lungs. In cases
of this type, an insufficient respiratory function of the blood is often
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KOLESNIKOV, I. S.g et al., Vestnik Khirurgli imeni 1. 1. Grekova, Vol 108,
No 5, 'lay 72, pp 95-98
encountered in connection with a large blood loss, insufficient respiratory
function of the erythrocytes of transfused blood, and a pronounced oligocy-
themic hypovolemia. Lyophilized Erigem was diluted irith Ringer's solution
and infused into the bloodstream in single doses of 1k ml per kg body weight
(700-1,100 ml) corresponding to approximately 30 g hemoglobin. The prepara-
tion exerted a marked hemodynaiaic effectl increasing the arterial pivssure to
normal and reducing the tachycazdia. It had an apyrogenic effect and exerted
a distinct volemic action that continued for the 6-7 hrs during which the
hemoglobin that had been introduced circulated in the body, The oxygen
capacity of the blood increased. The arterio-venous difference of the plasma
with reapect to 0 2 uas 50% on the average after the adninlztration of Erigem.
These and other dlita indicated that Erigem had a satisfactory effect in trans-
porting 0 In the organism. ho adverse zeactions to the injections of Erigem
2 V
were observed. The kidney function was normal after the injections, but
eaution in indicated in administering large doses of r~rigez to patients with
kidney disturbances. Erigem can be kept in storage for approximately 2 yr5o
2/2

_'N'V70
023 UNCLASSIFrED PROCESSING DATE--2o
~_TITLE-VULCANIZATION OF LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT CARBOXYL CONTAINING &UBISE~
SKO-1 -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-EBICH, YU.R.7 BLOKH9 G.A.r MELAMEDt CH.L~7 GRIGORY".N'isui "'N 4 7
SHANINA, L.P.
Cly"TRY_& INFO--USSR
SCURCE--IZV. VYSSH, UCHEB. ZAVED.t KHT?4. KHIM. TE-KHNOL .1970, 13(2)9 263-6
DATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
Su8JECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--VULCANIZATION, CARBOXYLATE RUBBERv ORGANIC SULFUR CQMPOUND~
ZINC OXI0Fv TENSILE SMENGTHMI)SK01 SYNTHETIC RUBBER
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RFEL/FRAME--3005/0183 STEP NO--UR/OL53/70/OL3/002/0263/02,~6
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AT0132460
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--27NOV70
-I'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132460
ASSTRACTIEXTRACT-M GP-O- A6STRACY. T14E VULCANIZATION RATES, S'AIELLING-
CO SU32 H GROUP CONTENTS, AND UNSATM. WERE OETD. FOR SKO-1 G
AND AFTER ITS VULCAP41ZATION 1-41TH
I I rZ,,4(3
(1),ZND AIXT. OR WITH PIPERIDINO TAISULFIDE A 1 T ZN[Ij 17 0~
11 ALONE WERE NOT SATISFACTORY. THE BEST RESULTS WERE OBTAINEO I!IFH
7
PARTS I AND 5 PART ~NO IN 100 PARTS SKO-1 AT 300-=GREES. THe
VULCANrZATES OBTA114ED WITH I AND ZNO HAD 2-3 TIMFS LA;~GER TENSILE
STRENGTH AT BREAK THAN THE. VULCANIZATES OBTAINED WITH ZNO ALO-NiE.
FACILITY: DNEPROPETROVSK. KHIM.-T-E-KHNOLo INST. 1H. OZERZHINSKOGO?
DNEPROPETROVSK, USSR.
UNICLASSIF TED

1/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--1.3NOV70
TITLE7-A STUDY ON NUCLEAR MATERIAL FROWTHE CELLS (IF AZOTOBACTER
VINELANDIF
'.'__AUTHJR-(03)- 4, N.A., KOLESNIKOVt A.A., GNZAYSEVAo G.N.
~,-.,.COUNTRY Of~ INFO--USSR
.i..5CURCE-"MIKR08IOLOGIYAr 1970t VOL 39, NR 1, PP 60-.66
DATE, PU.hL,ISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS . ... ~SIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
:TOPI.CTAG S-RNA, DN-'At. PROTE INt LIPID,~kIBOSGHE, FUNGUS
-,..Cr,NTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--L990/1411 STEP ~10--UR/0220/70/0319/OOl/OO4jO/OO66
,CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0i094'f3

2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0109473
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. NUCLEAR SUBSTANCE WAS ISOLATED
FROM THE CELLS OF A. VINELANDII BY FRACTIONATION AND SOME BIOCHEMICAL
PROPERtIES OF ITS COMPONENTS WERE STUDIED. )%Fri:R REMOVAL OF FREE
RIBOSGMES NUCLEAR MATERIAL CONTAINED,RNA AND DNA (2.21 IS TO 1). FURTHER
REMOVAL OF BOUND RIBOSOMES FROM NUCLEAR MATERIAL BY ISOOCTANE RESULTED
IN A GECREASE OF THE RNA IS TO DNA RATIO (0.8 IS TO 1). THE CONTENT OF
LIPIDS AND PROTEIN WIAS HIGH IN NUCLEAR MATERIAL OF k. VINELAN011. A
STUDY OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL BY A TECHNIQUE OF DENSELTY GRADIENT
EQUILIBRIUM SEDIMENTATION 'ESTABLISHED IN A SlJCROSF SOLUTION REVEALED
FOLLOWING CCMPONENTS: ONAY RNAo 74S NUCLEAR R113(150MES AND THEIR
SUBUNITS AS WELL AS A COMPLEXt CONTAINING DNAi RP0, PROTEIN AND,
PROBABLY, LIPIDS. NUCLEOTIDE COMPOSITION OF THE RNA FRACTION WAS
swum) AFrER COMPLETE REMOVAL OF R1,90SOMES (601*H FRFE AND BOUND) FROM
RNA f'
NUCLEAR MATERIAL. NUCLEOTIDE COMPOSITION OF THIS :RACTION
~CONSIVERABLY DIFFERED FROM THAT UF ONA, RIB0SOM,`,L RNA.ANC) TRANSFER RNA
Or- THE CULTURE.
-1 T P flk

1/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF ORGANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS.
MICRODETERMINATION OF ARSENIC BY COMBUSTION IN AN GXYGEN FILLED FLASK
_AUTHOR-(03)-SHANINAq T.M., GELMANi N.F.f MIKHAYLOVSKAYA,, V.S.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOORCE-ZH. ANAL. KHIM. 1970, 2512)o 358-61
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
~TOPIC TAGS--QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS, ARSENICt ORGAN014ETALLIC COMPOUND,
SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ANALYSISr ORGANIC ARSENIC COMPO ONO, COMBUSTION
.~CONTRCL t4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
i~ROXY REEL/FRAME--1993/0675 iTEP NO--UR/0075/70/025/-302/0356/0361
_IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113546
U114C LA S S -1 F it 1,__D -

2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSUNG DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113546
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A MICROMETHOD WAS i)EVELOPED FOR As
DETN. IN ORG. AS COMPOS. BY COMBUSrIO."i OF THE SAMPLE IN A FLASK FILLED
WITH 0 AND SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETN., OF AS AS ITS BLUE MOLYBOUARSENAl'E
COMPLEX. HYDRAZINE SULFATE IS USED AS THE REDUCIN-:; AGENf. THE
ABSORBANCE OF THE COMPLEXES IS STABLE IN 0.33-0.56PI ACID SOLNS. AND DOES
NOT DEPEND ON REAGENT CONCNS* THE COLOR IS DEVELOPED 5-10 MIN AFTER
BOILING ON A WATER BATH. 'ITS. MAX. ABSORBANCE OCCURS IN THE 650 NM
RANGE. BEER'S LAW IS OBEYED UP TO 4 MUG AS PER MLo Sl AND GE DO NOT
INTERFERE. COMBUST 3-8 MG OF THE SAMPLE IN A FLASK FILLED WITH Ot
ABSORB THE PRODUCTS IN A MIXT. OF 10 ML N H SU82 50 SUB4 AND 1.5-2 ML
0,05N KMNO SUB4. REDUCE THE KHNO SUB4 EXCESS 'WITH IPERCENT HYDRALINE
SULFATE AND OIL. TO 100 ML WITH H SUB2 0. NEUTRALIZE AN ALIQUOT CONTG,
5-20 MUG AS WITH A SATD. NA SUB2 CO SUB3 SOUN. BY USING PHENOLPHTHALEIN
AS INDICATOR, ADD 6 ML 2N H SUB2 SO SUB4, 4 ML 1PERCENT AMMONIU14
MOLYBDATE IN 2N H SUB2 SO SUB4, AND 2 ML 0.15PERCEPIT HYDRALINE SULFATE,
AND DIL. TO 50 ML WITH H SUB2 0. HEAT,FOR 5 MIN, COOL, AND OIL. TO VOL.
WITH H SUB2 0. DET. THE ABSORBANCE AT 850 NM. THE STD. DEVIATION IS
~:.'-.Q*12PERCENT ABS. FACILITY: INST. HETEROORG. COMP0.1 Moscow,
-USSR*
III-if-lik ccl 1:
I 1 11 1 1. 1 1 . . I I I

USSR UDC 51
SffANKIBAYEVJ-,,..-P..
"Integral Distribution Algorithm"
V sb. Matematika i mekhanika. Vyp. 6 (Mathematics and 'LlIechanics. Vyp. 6--col-
lection. of works), Alma-Ata,-1972, pp 1',5-188 (from M-Kibernetika, No 12,
Dee 72, Abstract No !ZV336)
No.abstract
1/1

022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
TITLE-ANCMALY OF ThE VISCOSITY OF VISCOSE IN A STUDY Of ITS FILTRATION
'__AUTHOR-(02l-SFANKINr P.A.* GLICHEVv G.T.
~..-.COLNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-.-SOURCE-KHIM. VOLCKNA 1970, (2), 40-2
DATE PUBLISHED-70
_.~~--.SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
~'-TOPIC TAGS-FILTRATION# NONNEWTONIAN FLOW, CELLULOSE RESIN, RAYON
`_~'CGNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
:~,DGCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-2000/0822 STEP NO--UR/0183/70/000/002/0040/0042
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0124489
tjt-iA- -11111.
ifl H", 4
_TPET1791 9 ~V plilliN'! rallH11:1111111i MpAil H 14111TR 111111r, Hiffil; 41

022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124489
,~ABSTRACI/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FILTRATION OF A NON NEWTONIAN
e.~ FLUIDr-IN WHICH A SMALL AMT. OF SOLID IS SUSPENDED, THROUGH A POROUS
BARRIER 15 CISCUSSED MATH. THE RESULTS ARE APPL,I(;ABLC TO THE FILTRATION
OF VISCOSE CONIG. SUSPENDED IMPURITIES WHEN THERE IS PARTIAL CLOGGING OF
JHE, FILTER AND THE FORMATION OF A FILTER CAKE. FACILITY: MTIr
-HO
SCGWr USSR&
Will

USSR UDC 621.396.6-181.5
NAZAROV, G. V., SOKOLOV, A. V., KOZ111EVNIMOV, A. P. SIMMV ~.X.-4411KITIN,
1 wF;nft!4
V. G., SAFONOV, V. A., SEREGIN, V. P., BASHARIN, V.4'11""
"Development of Equipment for Assembling Integrated Circuits by Welding with
Pulsed Indirect Heating and Ultrasound"
Elektron. teklinika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Mikroelektronika (Electronic Engineer-
ing. Scientific and Technical Collection. Microelectronics), 1970, vyp. 3 (24),
pp.70-76 (from M-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 0287)
Translation: A study was made of the advantages of welding by pulsed indirect
heating and ultrasonic wel6ing whe-
a assembling microcircuits, 'Me tectinice-1
characteristics of the developed equipment and the structural design of the
operating tool are presented. The results of experimental operation of the
devices are discussed.

ussg UDC 621.762.01:669.2
VORONTISOV, V. K., SHANKOV,.G.- S., and BYAKOV, L. 1.
"Use of Methods of Powder Metallurgy for Production of Fine-Grained Silver
Chloride"
Plast. deformatsiya met. i splavov. [Plastic Deformation of Metals and
Alloys -- Collection of works) (Moscow Institute of Steels and Alloys,
64), Moscow, 1970, pp. 246-249, (Translated from Referativiiyy Zhurnal
Metallurgiya, No. 1, 1971, Abstract No.J*G455 by the authors).
Translation: The possibility is studied of using methods of powder
metallurgy to produce finely dispersed specimens of AgCl, suitable for
polarization optical studies. Hydrostatic compression in a container
is used to pioduce a material which approaches the density of the compact
material. Optimal modes are found for heat and mechaivicai working in
order to give the material the-necessary combination G'f optLcal and
mechanical properties. 4 figures.
48

Powdet'metiliurg
USSR UDC 620.171.5
VORDYI-SOV, V. K., SUP S., and BYAKOV, L. I.
"Yawl
"Using PGwder Metallurgy Methods to Obtain Fine-Grain Silver Chloride"
Plasticheskaya Deformatsiya Metallov i Splavov, Moscow, No 64, "Metallurgiyas"
1970, pp 246-249
Translation: The possibility of using powder metallurgy methods to obtain
fine-grained specimens of silver chloride suitable for polarization-optical
Lnv a
-1 on in a container, a
research is estigated. During hydrostatic compressi
material is.obtained which approximates a compact material in density.
Optimal conditions of thermomechanical treatment are found in order to give
the material the necessary set of optical-mechanical properties. Four
figures and two bibliographic entries.
Hi
A--- 4WiiAirL al,iip~.,ii!!F.,Ii"i.,ii,..,~,~".~,0".i,~..~."".iE,~,.~,,
U,

USSR UDC- 621.390'.69.602.2
SHAUNIKOV, V. M. , KUZ I MJN, V. P.
"A Method of Calculating Residual Stresses in Cast Emov -Insulation for
Electrical Elements"
T-r. Leningr. in-t aviats. -priborostr. (Works of the Leningrad Institute of
Aviation Instrament Building), 1971, vyp. 69, pp 208-217 (from RZh-Radio-
tekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract Ho 6V455)
Translation: A w-ethod is proposed for determining residual stresses and
determining the grade of material for cast insulation from hard epo)q
compound products. The results of a study of the physical and mechanical
properties of EZL-120 compound product~are presented. Resum6.
169

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~).Anr "Zdarov'y,, trin1vailichIm3ya"; llouccjw~ Yh1z1k0_Fnntit2"tt"h-!+ij'
lio111, 1972. pp ~3-551
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