SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHERGINA, N.I. - SHERSTYANKIN, P.P.

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2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
~:.C IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0106911
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE REACTION OF H(DR.3P(SI(SH))
SUBN (j-ET.(PULY(ALKYLENE GLYCOL DITHIOPHOSPHATES)) (1) WITH 30PERCENT
P(OR PRIME) SUB3 (WHERE R PRIME EQUALS ME, ET, Isolp4l Ruf ISOIBU, k"10 c
SUB5 H SUB11) WAS EXOTHERMIC AND GAVE THE H(OROP(S)(SP PA14E)) SU814 JET
-(It) CONTG* '10.0-16.3PERCENT P. AN ABSORPTION BAND AT 670 CM PRIME
(WHICH MAY BE ASSIGNED TO VIBRATIONS OF P:S GROUPS) SUGGESTED
THAT A THIONE T1410L ISOMERIZATION MAY HAVE OCCURRED IN THE OLIGOMER11'
-UNIT OUPING..~,TRANSESTERIFICATION., THE REACTION OF I AND 11 WITH NH SUB3,
SU629:R SLtB2 NHv AND R SU83 N (WHERE R IS ALKYL) dAS ALSO STUDIED.
1. DISSGLVED~-IN DIOXANE GAVE WITH NH SUS3 (IN THE COLD) APi AMMONIUM SALT
'WHICH COULD-BE TREATED WITH R PRIME 8R,:TO'GIVE 11. RNH SUBZI SUB2
-NHi AND R SV83 N REACTED WITH 11 TO GIVE COMPLEXES.
UNCLASSIFIED

--30OCT7(
112 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
,:,-TITLE-CIAEETYLENE DERIVATIVES. 17. SPECTRAL STUDY OF THE MULTLIPLE EFFECT
OF HETEROATOMS AND MULTIPLE BONDS IN ENYNE SYSTEM$ -U--
AUTHOR-(04)-SHERGINA, N.I., GOLOVANOVA, N.I., NIKOL.SKAYAt A.N.v VOLKOV's
A.N.
_~~-CCUNTRY CF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRI SER. KHIM. 1970, (3)v 546-9
DATE PUBLISHED--70
~'-_.'SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-ACETYLENE HYDROCARBON, IR SPECTRUMv UV SPECTRUM, CONJUGATE
BOND SYSTEM CYCL IC GROUP
CGNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAML--2000/0740 STEP NG--Ua/006Z/70f'000/003/0546/0549
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0124410
UNCLASSIFIED

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7i
CIRC ACCESSION NO~-AP0124410
,:~--ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. M AND UV SPECTRA WERE REPORTED
FOR.,',SHOWN ON MICROFICHE. GENERALLY-THE NATURE OF THE HETERO ATOM IN
THESE,CCMPDS. IS REFLECTED INJHE ETHYLENE BANDS, INVULVING 80rif
ELECTRONIC:CONJUGATION AND THE INDUCTIVE EFFECT. FACILITY:
IRKUTSK.~INST. ORG, KHIM-# IRKUTSKv USSR,
UNCLASSIFIED

Acc N Abstracting Ser~rice: Ref, Code:
0 4 89 36' CHEMICAL ABST.,
104501s Reaction asf niobiurn and tantialum with,phenyl-
arsonic acid, T~zvkhan--lzi~ V D N-Jrellk; I
Va. XXII(S-
2-h. -X nal- Kh =tFUMI r-1 n ra
V,hen pa
p~lenvllanzonates aie f(moed mider, cond;l;onq el~m;tlfftitlg the
hydrolysis of tile Inet"'I" i'ins, tile ppt. Im"a ~'klrllpn' -zorr"', 1-11ing
In practice, wh(m tile JI)tn- '-!~ 'W',,
to The foramia 1.
beating the'r,01w;- the ppt,;. ar~- witil ~pydroly,k
Products, esp, whtn the,c~)ncns. of t1w.- -u4-itances eliniiiiating tile
hydroly~,is are iNm-ffic~ient. The cwrdinating,M) xi~J.Ta iWIS in
their phenylarsom-tres are the -1 chllmed i'wfioni Und
tile ewrdinated ion& are tile doubly chartged arlion,: of phenyl-
N~
arsonk: acid. The sfily- product.,; for Nband Ta phi.,nvlarsomates
are 8.012 x 10-l; and 7,34 X VY-1, r,-~p. (ionic .-,tT!tngtb - 1.0,
+
RY',EL/FRAME -7 r
1:9800708

7- if2 009 UNCLASSIFIED P~ROCESSVNG DATE--230CT70
TITLE--STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTS OF PoP PRWEIDIALKOXYDLPHENYLALKANE
ACETYLATION -U-
'AUTHOP,-(04)-ZANINAt A.S.t ALTi L.YA.t SHERGINAf S.K., KDTLVAREVSKIY, I.L.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
Z_,.~_SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. KHIMo 1970t (2)r 459-61
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
'TOPIC TAGS--NMR SPECTRUMi 40LECULAR STRUCTUREp ALKOXIDE, BENZENE
DERIVATIVE, CCYCLOALKANE HYDROCARBON
CONTROL MARKtNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY RRUFRAME-199710810 STEP NO--UR/0062/70/000/002/0459/0461
CIRC ACCESSInN NO--AP0119747
1ED
u-NCLASSM

2/Z 009 UNCLASSIFfEb PROCESSING DATE--230CT7(
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119747
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ACETYLATION OF ((-R,))C SU36 li SU34)
SU82 Z (I) WITH ACCL,ALCL SMA3 RESULTED IN DEALKYLATION Op THE STARTING
MATERIAL AND ENTRY OF THE AC GROUP IN THE POSITION oar".9 TO THE HOo
ALKYLATION OF I WITH ALKYL HALIDFS GAVE DIALKOXY CONIPOS. AS WELL AS
HYDROXYIALKOXY ANALOGS, THE CONCLUSIONS WERE MADE FROM AN NMR STUDY OF
T14E PRODUCTS OF SUCH REACTIONS IN WHICH Z EQUALS;CH SU82 CH SUB2 OR CME
SU62i.WHILE R WAS H, ME, ET, OR PR, NMR SPECTRAL CURVES FOR SUCH
PRODUCTS AS ME SU82 C(C SUB6 H SUB3 AC(OH)#3,4)(:C SUB6 H SUB3
AC(OME)t3,4) AND ME SUB2 C(C SUB6 H SUB3 AC(OME),:#3t4) SUB2 WERE SHGWN.
FACILITY: INST. KHIN. KINET..G,ORENIVAt, NOVOSLBIRSKP USSR.
U C L AS S I F lft:*
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USSR UDC 621-372.25
SERMY.,"IKOVA, V. G. and S'zm-MI11A 2. A.
"Results from a Study of the Conditions for the Propagation of M-eter Uaves over
Distances of 640, 4-W, and 280 km"
Moscow, Mektrosvyazl, No 11, 19702 pp 23-Z7
Abstract: Ifeasurements of sigmal level at 40-3 Kc on radio links 260, 440, and 640
kn long show 'that the received signal is deterr,,;r-ed either by ionosphe-ric scatter-
ing or by long-distarce troposrheric propagatIon depending on the Spacing and
hanger height of the antennas. The tropospheric sigm-1 component is the main con-
tributory factor when usJiia highmtennas (ha:t;~30m) at distances up to 450 - 500
The ionospheric component of the signal plays a sl~yiiftcant role at a distance of
440 km only if low anternas are used, but is significant both in the case of high
and 1cm anternas at a d-iztance of 640 kra. The authors thank, Shumskaya for
her assistance. Original article: six figures, three tables, and four biblio-
graphic entries.
.1jififi,

USSR UDG 621.58.002
GARYAINOV, S.A., RZHANOV, V.G.,
*Problems Of Protection Of Unhoused Semiconductor Devices knd Integrated Circuits'
V Ob. Mikroelaktronika (Microelectronic a-Gol lec -tion Of liforks), Moscow, Izd-vo
'Bovetskoye Hqdio," N'o 4, 1971, pp 141-151
Abstract: The over-all problem is considered of the protection of non-housadeemi-
conductor devices used in hybrid microcircuits from the effect of the environment.
The significant shortcomings are shown of compounds of opoV reains, varioua
varnishes, etc., used at present for protection of such devices. A method is des-
cribed for creation of a protective covering based on thin glass films. 4 fig.
4 tab. 7 ref.

.112, 025 UNCLASSIFfED PROCESSING DATE--IBSEP70
--T.ITJ-E--TP,IALS OF METHYLNITROPHOS FOR TREATMENT OF WATER RESERVOIRS AGAINST
-LAVAE OF CULEX PIPIENS IN MOSCOW -U-
'.AUT"OR-t02J-OKTYAi3RSKAYA, T.A., SHERINAv L.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,SOURCE--MEDITSINSKAYA PARAZITOLOGIYA I PARAZITARNYE BOLEZNI, 1970, VOL 39,
..NR -lv PP 59-62
'~.DATE_PUBLISHEO ------- 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--INSECT CONTROLt MOSQUITO, ORGANIC PHOSPHOROUS INSECTICIDE
,CONTROL 4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
POCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..-PROXY REELIFRAME--1986/1955 STEP NO--UR/0358/70/039/001/0059/0062
_CIRC ACCESSION' Nt)--AP0103676
UNC C. A S S I F I E D
119 lillimiml,"Ali 1'111:199TIF:11~le'Hll 'T -1

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103676
ABStRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. RESULTS OF TESTS OF 30PERCENY
CONCENTRATED EMULSION OF 'METHYLNITROPHOS [SUMIT19N) AGAINST LARVAE OF
CULEX PlPfENS MOSOUITOES IN WATER RESERVOIRS OF TWO TYPES: DITCHES AND
MARSHES: FILTRATION FIELDS AND BIOLOGICAL PONDS OF LOCAL CA.%IALIZATION,
ARE PRESENTED. THE CONCENTRATE WAS READILY MIXED WITH WATER AND FORMED
A STABLE EMULSION. METHYL NITROPHOS, PRODUCES AN ACUTE TOXIC EFFECT
(MAJORITY OF LARVAE DIE WITHIN 2 TO 3 HOURS). THE EFFECTIVE DOSE OF THE
DRUG DEPENDS ON THE EXTENT OF GROWTH AND DEPTH OF THE WATER RESERVOIR AS
WELL AS ON THE INSTAR OF LARVAE. -11N SHALLOW WATER RESERVOIRS A DOSE OF
300 TO 600 H-HECTAR OF 30PERCENT DRUG (DEPENDING ON THE GROWTH) IS
RECOMMENDED FOR LARVAE OF CULEX PIPIENS OF 1-11 INSTAR. FOR DEEP WATER
RESERVOIRS, THE DOSE.SHOULD. BE 600, TO 1500 G-HECTAR. FOR LARVAE OF III
TO IV 114STARS THE DOSES SHOULD BE 600 TO 1200 AND 1500 TO 3000 G-HECTAR,
RESPECTIVELY. BEFORE TREATMENT IT IS RECOMMENDED TO.MOW DOWN THE
VEGETATION ON THE BANK OR TO TREAT THE WATER RESERVOIR WITH HIGHER
EXPEOITURE OF THE WORKING FLUID WITHnUT INCREASING THE DOSE OF THE DRUG.
AS A RESULT OF USING SMALL DOSES (300 G-HECTAR) THE USEFUL BIOFAUNA OF
WATER RESERVOIRS DOES NOT DIE. INCREASING THE DOSE TO 1500 G-HECTAR
CAUSES ITS PARTIAL DEATH, AND FURTHER INCREASEJABOVE 3000 G-HECTAR)
RESULTS IN A COMPLETE STERILIZATION OF THE WATMRESERVOIR. THEREFORE
IT 15 RECOMMENDED TO CARRY OUT TREATMENT.$ AGAINST LARVAE OF I TO 11
INSTJARS. REPEATED HABITATION OF WATER RESERVOIRS OCCURS IN 6 TO 7 DAYS
IRRESPECTIVE OF THE DOSE OF THE DRUG USED.
7~1

Acc. Nr: Ref . C
&010:1144-
PRTMARY SGTJTtCE: Aritibiolftki-, 1970.,--V61 15, Nr.5 PP;Lq)-)Sa
ICE
ON THE PROBLE.M OF ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE TRANSFERAN
5hgfi#ixiy B. A. Shenderoy
Saratov Med,cal Institute
A possibility of resisiance transferance to levornveetin. tetracycline and neoiny--nins
from Zonne and Fle.-iner dysellierv bacteria, isolated in file Sa'ratov region, to Coli bacteria
durincr conjuTation was -Zhewn. fhe ratt vf the transferance depended on both the cont.-act
time and the individual peculiarities of the parent cultures used in tile vperiments, Tile
feature of resistance to neornycins was not linked to the features of resistance to ietra-
cycline and levornycetin and its presence suppressed the transferance 'of ihe latter.
REEL/FIA.%:E
19850770

112 007 UNCLASSIFIED'
PROPERTIES OF cYTOCHROME C,
LIPID SURFACES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SHERIYEVi A.V.t POLTURAKi OsM,
,'.-_~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
l~PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
ADSORSEU ON SILICA GEL AND
.-.-SOURCE-VESTN. MOSK. UNIV.9 KHIM. 19709 11(1)t 18-21
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--- RI CLOG I CAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCE5
TOPIC TAGS--CATALYSISt SILICA GEl.f CHOLESTEROL
MARKIING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REF_L/GKAME--1996l'vlt_!49 STIEP
CIRC ACGESSTON; ~'j--AP01209313'
LA

007 --APOIZG939 UNCL ASS IF I E0 PROCESSr
CIRC ACCESSION NU ING OATc'----16O'-T7f(j'
ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) %3P-0- ABSTRACT. THE CATALYTIC P,MJPERTIES OF
CYTCCHRUME C AOSORBEO ON DifFERENT SURFACES WERE STUOIED. THE RELATIVE
ACTIVITIESt CONST. OF PAIR INTERACTION'S AND K SWIL WERE CALC9- TH E
-ST ACTIVITY OF CYTOICHROME C WAS FOUND WHEN ADSORBED ON SIO SU32
GR EAT E
CHOLESTEROL.

f 032 U Nc L A SI F I E; t)ATE--2TN!JY_!0
T I TL E --CA1 -U-
3T
AUTH04-1 03)-SHERMAN, A.D., VAKUSHIN, N.N., ABkAMENKO-i YU.E,
%COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 2631890
-.~,RFFERENCE--OTKRYTfYAj IZJBRET., PRQM. OBRAZTSY, TOVA'RNYE ZNAKI 1970,
'~DATE PUBL [SHED ------- 70
.~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
JOPIC TAGS--CAST IRO-Nt CHE,1111CAL PATENT, CHEMICAL CIJ14POSITION, CARBON,
*HR0111 lull,., BORON, iRON
SMICONt MANGANESEt COPPER, PHOSPHORUSt ALUMINUMs 1,
-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UINCLASSIFTED
..PROXY REEL/FRAME-3004/1832 STEP ~10--t)R/0482/70/01)0/00i)/0000/0000
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AA0132097
'IN C L AS S I F I ED

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1/2 024 UNCLASSIOIEO' !:PROCESSING DATE-090CT70
TITLE-SEX AND CONGENITAL DISEASES OF THE HEART -U-
~.,AUTHOR-(02)-GEODAKYAN, V.A., SHERMANt A.L.
~,'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSq
'SOURCE-EKSPERIMENTALINAYA KHIRURGIYA I ANESTEZ.'OLOGIYA, 1970, NR 2, PP
y,
-,.DA,TE- PUIBLISHED----70
-SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-HEART DISEASE, REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM, DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE
~_~_CCINTROL MARKING--,NO RESTRICYlONS
:,~DOCUM,ENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--199010195 STEP NO--UR/0481170/0001002/001810OZ3
_:CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0108519
UNCLASSIFIED

V2 024 UNCLASSI DIED ~PROCESSING DATE--090,CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOIO&519
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ON THE STRENGTH OF 'CONCEPT IONS OF
THE BIOLGGICAL ROLE OF SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION IN THE EVOLUTIONARY
CHANGES Of POPULATIONS A HyporHESIS IS ADVANCED DIN rHE RATIO OF SEXES
iiITH CONGENITAL DISEASES OF THE HEART AND MAJOR SLO04) VESSELS.
ACCORDI~4G'TO THIS HYPOTHESIS DEFECTS FROM WHICH SUFFER MOSTLY MALE
PATIENTS ARE ACQUIREDw UNFAVOURABLE TESTS OF: EVOLUTION, DEFECTS OF
FEMALES ARE MOSTLY RETURN' TU ONTO' AND PHILOGENETIC PAST. STATISTICAL
MATERIAL, OVER 26,000 CASES WITH 22 CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS, CONFIRM
ALMOST COMPLETELY THE ABOVE HYPOTHESIS. THIS HYPOTHESIS PERMITS TO
EXPLAIN FACTS WHICH DID NOT COINCIDEWITH THE ACCEPTECTED CONCEPTIONS OF
GENESIS OF CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS BY RUKITANSKYr SPITLER, L. 0.
KRYMSKY. AN APPLIED ASPECT OF CONCEP TIONS, THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SEX AS A
DIGNUSTIC. SIGN OF CONGENITAL HEART lJEFECTS'fS'0ISCUSS'ED-
FACILITY: INSTITUT OBSHCHEY GENETIKI AN-SSSR AND. INSTITUT KHIRURGII IM.
A. Ve VISHNEVSKOGO AMN SSSRv MOSCOW*
UNCLASSIFIED
Mil

USSR
SHEMNWN, E. B.
"One Method of Solving Multiproduct Production and Transportation Models"
0
Nauch. tr. Mosk. In-t nar. Kh-va [Scientific Works o-f Mo-.;cow 111stitilte
of the Econo,.~,iyj, 1972.. No 1.01, pp ISI-158 (Translated from Referativny,~
Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No 11 V714 by Yu. Finkel'shet%E).
Translation: A multiprcduct produc tion- transport nx.,del, bruadly used at
the present tii;i~, in the practice of optimization of branch prospective
planning, is stticlied. This mode), without basic channes, but rather oifly
with increases in dimenisionality, call easily contain, Conditions '111,Yiinc,
the dynamics of the processes studied to be considered, as voll a S 4 rj 11,-
port expenditures for deliveries not only of Hnished prc~ticts, bUt Of
basic ty es of raw miaterials, semimanufactured goods, etc. Thus, the
discussion coacerns not one but rather an entire sot of maltiproduct pro-
duct iozi- transport models. Prom the fomil point of view, all models in
this set are probiems of partial integer linear progrimuTiing with Boolean
variables. In spite of tile, gTeit pr,~Ictical importalicti of of
this tNj)C, no satisfactory rethods for their solutim have ),ct been if&-
veloped. This lis exr;'_ained both by general diff-iculties in doing numeri-
cal. soluticai of integer problems and by the grc,,it. dim!t3nsioriality of models
1/2
;jr~

SHERUMN, E. B. Nauch. tr. Mosk. ln-t nar. Kh-va, 1 972, No 101, pp 151-158.
of this class. For example, tile model of development and displacei-iient of
a moderate-sized branch, producing 10 large groups of products at 20 active
and new enterprises, each of which has an average of 41 versiori_~; of p3sSible
development, delivering products to 25 large economic regions of the coun-
try, presents a problem in integer linear programjriin((,1 with riore than 5,000
variables and almost 500 limitations. -in practical calculations, the so-
called two-stage (approximate) method of solution is ~xst conx)on. It call
be successfully used only for a very narrow range of labor-consuming
branches of machine building, producing highly portable- products. The
author suggests an iterative method, also yielding an a 'pproximate solution
to the multiproduct production-transport problem. However, this method
does not have many of the shortcomAngs of the two-stagn method, and the
area of its effective application is si.nnificantly broader. There is no
information on the solution of practical problems or machinu experiments.

1C L ISS I F 1 L "i DATE
T 1 T LE .,'2%'r_;A -_'C-A TILt SU-I'' PP T I i) EF k '" G I II SI- 1141 t-, t'
~_sl_j__S _u_
AU~tHOR-(-Z~4)-GALAKTIU~,"~--V, S.G. i SHERMANtS A f KlkNA.RSKfYj L.f.,
NIKI`Ftl~~oVICH, G.V.
-CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..,SOURCE--DOKL. AKAD. NAUK 5ELOPUSS. SSR 14(3)t; 236-9
.04TE PU,-'LISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISrRy, i1OLOGICAL AND~ MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--PIEPTIOE, FRACTIONATION, PROLINE
CONTROL lMiYQNG--t:,'0 RESTRICr IONS
00CUMEINT CLASS--U.NCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAOE-3003/0,~63 STEP NO--OR/0250/70/UI4/C)0.3/023b/~)239
,~"'.CIRC" ACCESS ION N0--AT0129952
'.1%(-. L A' )~s 1lt~ 0

0 0 31 U'l.'CL ASS[ F IED~. '.PROCESSING DArE--13,NOV70
CIRC ACCiESSION %2':3--AT012995Z
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- A-'iSTRACT. BY USIN'G A MORE C0-.%,APACT '4ATH,
~N T h -*-!PL'0YELlq THE Cf)NF0",%lATIG(4AL FiE:ATU.,(~:S
.EXPRESSIC
'AN USUALLY E OF 2 TYPES
OF MOL'S. CONTG. PPOLINE RESI~~UES -WERE MAPPEO U511412' EAiSTING DATA FOR THE
MATRIX APP. OF EYPItNG. FACILITY: DIST. rEPLO-MASSOOBMENA,
MINSK, USSR.
UNL 1, ASS I F I ED

".-I I.-EMM,
USSR UDC 548.5.531.717
1OFFE, Ya. I., SMUSHKOV, 1. V., ond SH,,E,!,M,,.ANYu..I. , ikll-Unian Scientific
Research Inscitute of Single Crystals
"Device for Measuring the Diameter of Single Crystals During Growing"
Moscow, Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, No 2, 1971, pp 239-24b
Abstract: A device developed atthe All-Union Scientific R6search Institute
of Single Crystals for measuring the diameter of single crystals during
growing is described. The measuring technique, based on photographic re-
cording of the dislocation of a bright edge on the side of the crystal
opposite the illuminated side, Is discussed with reference to the optical
diagram of the phatorecorder. Whereas the generally used vi8ual measuring
method has an accuracy which does not exceed.+ 10 mm, tiaa present method
is accurate to 0.5 mm.

USSR uDc 62i.376.2(om.8)
SKOM, YE. T., SnTMA=CHj V. G.j an&BUrMRA, L. As
-A Channel Modulato With ii';~`Lli
Suppression"
USSR Author's Certificate No 282463, filed 42 Jun 69, punlished 18 Dec 70
(from Ift-Radiotekhrika, 110 6, Jun 71# Abstract No 0312 P)
Translationt A channel modulator with singAe sideband suppression Is pro-
posed. The device contains a 3-DB power divider, switching diodes which
are connedted to the output arms of the divider, and an adder. The width
of the passba-nd is increased by making the 3-DB adder in the form of a
directional coupler. V. P.
140 -

1/2-- 045- UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF AUSTENITIC GRAIN SIZE AND TEMPERING TEMPERATURES UN THE
COLD BRITTLENESS OF STEEL -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-SHERMAZAN, Isvps ZELENOVA, V.D-p GULYAYEVl AmPa
r~.-CCUNTRY, OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-METALLOVED. TERM. OBRAB. METAL. 1970, (3)~p 23-7
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.,SUBJECT A~,EAS--.MATERIALS
TOPIC TAG-5--G~"AIN SIZE, MEi'AL BRtTTLENESS, ALLOY ELECTRON
MIC905C.01PY, ALLOY VCiMPOSIT[ON, IMPACT STRENGTf4f Ms%Tlir~IAL FAACTURE,
AUS rEN i T S T E'
1_~L TEMPERING, LOW TEMPFRATURE METAL, L W T-t, ER TUkE
EFFECT/(U)40K!f CHROMIUM STEELs (U)25KHGT CHRL'MIUM $TEEL, W)12KJH~N4
NICKEL STEEL
~CONTROL MARKIPIG--NO RESTRICTIONS
~:..:DOCUMENT CLASS--U.N'CLASSIFIED
,.,.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0014 STEP ,'40--Uq/0129/70,/OOOfOO3/0023/0027
CIRC ACCESSION iNO--AP0119010
UNCLASSIFIF-0

212 045 UNCLASStFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.-.-'C-IRC. ACCESSION NO-AP0119010
A.8STRACT/lEXTRACT--'kUl GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITLE STUDY WAS CARRIED OUT BY
MEANS OF THE ELECTKON ~'-IECKOSCOPE METHOD DESCRIBED LY G., ET AL. (1966).
STEELS 12KH2N4, 25KHGTi AND 40KH (C 0.13, 0-25v 0.113; AN 0.60, 0.94,
0.58; SI 0.20, 0.22, 0.30; CR 1.46, 1.0, 0.98; NI 3.60t S 0.014,
0,0149 0.019; AND P 0.026, 0.026, 0.025.WT. PERCENT) WERE GIVEN VARIOUS
KINDS OF TREATMENTS:
(1) QUENCHED FROM 850DEGREES, 12) QUENCHED FROJI-1
LZOODEGREeS, (3) TEMPERED AT 180DEGREESt (4.) TEMPCkED AT 500DEGREES.
THEREAFTER IMPACT STRENGTH. WAS UET0. AND FRACTURES WERE STUDIED UNDER
ELECTRON MICROSCOPE AND THE ULTIMATE COLD BRITTLENESS WAS UErO. FOR LOW
-TEMP. TEMPERED STEELS BY OBSERVING THE APPEARANCE UF BRITTLE COMPONENT
IN THE FRACTUREo WITH HIGH TEMP. TEMPERED STEELS THE ULTIMATE COLD
~BRITTLENESS WAS DIETD. BY THE AMT. OF FIBERS IN THE FkACrURE.
FRAGMEU'TATION OF GRAINS LOWERED THE COLD BRITTLENESS, WHILE THE TEMP. OF
TEMPERING HAD NO EFFECT.
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V2 032 UNCLASSI RED PROCES'STNG DATE--IISEP?O
TIfLE--tOL0 BRITTLENESS OF STEELS USED FOR AUTOMOBILE CHASIS -U-
AUTHOR-CHECHEKIN, YU.F., ZELENOVAt V.D., NABATOVAt.K.A.%,,j~LERMAl"
OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
%:,SOURCE--METALLOVEDe TERMs ORRABo METAL 19TOt (2)s 5-8
.-DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
.:--SUBJECT ARE-AS--14ATERTALS
.-TOPIC TAGS--IMPACT STRENGTHP CRACK PROPAGATIONP METAL BRITTLENESSt HOT
.ROLLINGt MANGANESE STEEL/(U)IOG20 MANGANESE STEELt (U)15GYUT LOW ALLOY
STEELt (U)12G2AF LOW ALLOY STEEL
CONT
ROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-WCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMF-1988/1303 STEP NJ--UR/Ot2g/70/0001002/0r)05/0008
ACCESSION NO--AP0106085
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
,,IKL ACCESSION NO-AP0106085
ABSTRACT/FXTPACT--t.Ul GP-0- A8STRACT* STEELS 12G2AFt 15GyUTf IoG?Bv AND
30T WERE STUDIED 'UNDER " STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS: (1) FOLL04ING
C.
NORMALIZING AT 910DEGREES, GRAIN SIZE MARK 10-11"v 121 It,; THE H-JT ROLLED
STATE, TEMP. OF FI-NAL RnLLING 880-910DEGREESt GR41N STZF MAkK ri, SIGMA
E~UALS 53-6 KG-MM PRIME2. OVERALL IMPACT FUNCTIONS, TAKEN FROM THE
COMPONE14TS ONSET AND CRACK PROPAGATION FUNCTIONS,. WERE INo_;-'XE1J FoR AtLL
OF THE STEELS. A METHOD OF INDEXING BASED ON DETG. TfIE VALUE OF IMPACT
'NF
STRENGTH AT TEMP, BELOW THF THRFSHHOLP-OF COLD 9R.-ITT-LF -SS WAS APPLIED.
THE -HIGHEST- ONSET -AND-CRACK PRI)PAGAT1311 FUNCTIONS WERE, 09SO, IN STEELS
12G2AF AND 15GYUT. ELECTRON -41CROSCOPIC ANAL: DETD NOT ONLY THE COLD
BRITTLENESS THR.ESH7)LD BUT ALSO THE PECULIAR FINE STRUCTURE OF THE
FRACTURE. A-,MICROFRACTOGRAPH OF THE VISCOUS FRACTURIE oF STEEL 12G2,~F IN
THE HOT ROLLEDc~AND IN T14F NORMALIZED STATES IS SHD~0,14. 114 THE AREA OF
DUCTILE FRACTURE, A DIFFERENT DISPERSION OF THE CUP SHAPE-0 STRUCTURE
WITH DEPENDENCE ON HEAT TREATMENT WAS 0 8SDv STEELS'IN THE NnRMALIZED
STATE DISPLAYED MORE DISPERSION OF THE CUP SHAPE STRUCTURE TH4N IN THE
HOT ROLLED.AND~ANNrALED STATEo
UNCLASSIFIEO
mom i%

USSR UDC 620.187
ZELENOVA, V. D., SHIMMAZAN, 1. V.
"Electron Microscope Method of Quantitative Determination of the Viscous
Component in a Fracture"
Moscow, Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, No 12, 1972, pp 1477-1479.
Abstract: It is suggosted that the percentage of the viscous coi,,)ponent in a
fracture be determined by statistical processing oil the data from electron
microscope studies. The confidence interval of the deviation from tile
arithmetic mean value of the percentage of the viscous compoi-lent for three
specimens with a reliability of 0.95 was found to be +-5.2%.
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AA0039854-"
UR 0482
T
Soviet InventionS 11UStr Section I Chemical, Dervent,
237633 REMOVAL OF SCA4F. or dense oxide layers
relatively small
a pluralii~ of
ar us metals or copper alloys,
ticles made of1ferro
is carried out by immersing the articles in an
aqueous medium containing 2.5-5% of HCI~W 1.5%
of an ernulsifier (OF-7 or.OP-10),,and 10-2011.,
of polishing grains (e.g. white electracorond6n),
ar room temperaturi, and applying mechanical
vibrations for 15-40 mins. The weight ratio
artic es: liquid Is 1-2. The scale is efftccivaly
and rapidly removgd. 6.6.67. as 1161895j'25-8,
E.S.BLAGODETELEVA CL alia. 06.6~69.) B61.8/~j LO
12.2,69. Class 6?a. Int.C1. B24d.
AUTIPIORQ: Blaaodeteleva, Ye. S.; Kozlbv,
A. Ye.; kntoLzyuk, Yu. K..,- Solodkin, L. A. and
likhonov, V. Yu.
19741244

us3k, UX 669.712
'IN, A. A., SHERIgZANX&I, YA T. SHAMPA2J-1111Y11i, V, V.
YEFIVDVS-KAYA, T. V. , L A __ " t S ~
SHIKOYAN, M. G., and SIMOKOVDINA, G. S., All-Union Order of the*Labor Red
Banner Scientific Research, Flanning~ Denign,,and Technological Institute
~of Sources of-Current (VNIIT)
IlUtilization of a High4emperature Solbr Installation for the Study of High-
Melting Materials in an Oxidizing Medium (on the Basis of the Lkample of
beta-Alumina)"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Ak-ademii Nauk Army&ftskoy SSR, SerLya Tekhnicheskikh Nauk,
Vol 26, Ila 4, 1973, pp 3-7
Abstract:_ Enerimental research has been cqnducted~by the Armeri4n Department
_df 1~he. MIT in Yerevan, on the thermal diss6ciation of soAum ~,A_ notassiu;
beta-'alumina In a high-tc,7,erature solar heating installation I ''or tilt, purpose
of obtaining a solid electrolyte. Results of thIs rusearch have demonstrated
considerable stability of the beta-alumina under condition-B of radiant heating
-nor
in air: beta-alumina does not dissociate completely vith an ex ' ure of up to
30 minutes at the melting point (2,000-20500C, Sodium beta-alumiria ir con-
siderably less subject to dissociation than is potassium beta-aluminur.. 1
figure. 1 table. 2 references.
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IVANOVA, V- S-, KOP"I-PIV* I- N., BOTVINA,,L. R., and 30,MRGER,. T. D.
Uprochneniye metallov voloknami. (Strengthening Metals with Filaments), Moscow,
"Rauka," 19739 206 pp
Translation of Annotationi The book summarizes the results of experimental
investigations and examines theoretical questions. Coefficients are calculated
for elasticity In heteropeneous systemsp features are ahown of deformation and
breakdown of composite materials and of the performance of these materials
and of the performance of these materials in static, cyclic, and dynamic load
conditions. The technology for producing composite materials is considered.
The book is intended for researchers and practical workers -- metallurgistso
tcchnical engineers, technology innovators# and students at machine building
X"
and wtallurgical inutItutions of higher learnin,* The aro 21 tables I"
illustrations, and 333 bibliographical citations.
Table of Contentsi PAGS
Introduction 3
Chapter One
1. Elasticity Coefficients ofWsotroplc Crystals 6
1. Tensor and Matrix flotation of Hook's Iaw 12
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LGSR
IVANOYA, V. S., et al., Strengthening Metals with Filazentso Moscow, "Naukat"
1973, 206 pp
17- Stratified Materials 52
18. Filament Materials 57
19, Complex Forms of Reinforcement 60
ChaDter Two
Analysis of Factors Affecting the Strength of Hetals Reinfo:rced with
Filaments 71
1. The Effect of Volume Breadth and Length of Filaments on tYe Strength
During Stretching of Composite Materials with Unidirectional FJla-
ments 71
1. Composites with Continuous Filaments 7i
2. Composites with Discrete Unidirectional Filaments 74
II. The Effect of Filament Diameter and~Placement in the Starting Sheot
on the Strength of the Composite 78
III. The Effect of Filament Orientation 82
IV. The Effect of Reinforcement by Notworkia 84
V. The Effect of Residual Tensions 91
VI# The Effect of the Transfer Surface at the Juncture of Filament and
Starting Sheet 92
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IVANOVI Y. 3.p et al9j Strengthening Metals with Filaments, Moscow, "Naukar"
1973, 206 pp
Chaper Three
Features of Deformation and 11foo-composition of Filament Yaterials
I. The Eacromehcanism of Decomposition During Strett~hing of a Composite
Containing a Brittle Starting Sheet and Brittle Filaments 96
II. Features of Deformation and Decomposition of Composites Containing a
Plastic Starting Sheet and Brittle Filaments 99
1. A Deformation-Rezistant Starting Sheet and Brittle Filament 99
2. A Deformation-Nonresistant Starting Sheet and Brittle Filamentit4
III. Features of Deformation and Decomposition in Stretchin.- a Composite
of Plastic Starting, Sheet and Plastic Filament 116
IV. Features of Deformation and Decomposition in Stretching a Composite,
of Brittle Starting Sheet and Plastic Filament 120
V. Rheological Model of the Deformation Process tuld Decompo-sition of
Composite Filament MaterWe 12-1
Chapter Four
Anal~rsis of the Tendency of Composite Haterials to Brittle Failure
I. 14icromechapics.of Brittle and Quasi-brittle Failuzze of Homogeneous
4/ Metals and A-1loys 125
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IVANOVA, V. S., et al., Strengthening Pletals with Filaments, Moscow, "Nauka-,,"
1973, 2-06 pp
II. Investigation of the Tendency to Brittle Failure of Filament
Materials 131
III. Investigation of Tendency of Brittle Failure of Laminated
Materials 138
1. Performance Under Static Load 138
2. Investigation of Sensitivity to Delamination of Laminated
Plodel Composites Under Impact Load. 145
Chapter Five
The Effect of Reinforcement on Cyclic Durabilityl Damper Capability, and
Theimal Fatigue
I. The Effect of Reinforcirg on Cyclic Du=b ity 155
12
II. Damper Capability 162
III. Thermal Fatigue
Chapter Six
The Technology for Producing Composite Materials
I. Classification and 3&sic Stages In Processing Composite Vaterials 167
11. Indirect Methods of Producing Composites 169
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IVANOYA# V. S., et al., Strengthening Hetals with Filaments$ Moscow, "Nauka,"
1973t ^406 pp
III. Direct Methods of Producing Composites 178
Chapter Seven
Interaction Between the Components of Composite Haterials
'Ar 181
Introduction
II. Netal-to-Idetal Composites 162
III. Hetal-to-Cerazicp Ketal-to,-Carbon Filament# and Other Composites 187
616

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lITLE--INTERGRANULAR THERMAL RELAXATION IN HETEROGENEOUS MEDIA -U-
.AUTHOR-(02)-FOKINi A.G., SHERMERGER, T.00 .....
.COUNTRY OF INFO.--USSR
S.OURCE--KIEV, AN UKRSSR, PRIKLADNAYA MEKHANIKA, VOL 67 NO It 1970, PP
10-16
TE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TO PIC TAGS--THERMOELASTICITY, STkESS kELAXATIOU, INTF~kNAL FRICTION,
.~.-POLYCRYSTAL, CRYSTAL DEFORMATIONi CALCULATIONt YIEL.0 STRESSo THERMAL
-EXPANSIO,"1#,THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
-CONTROL MARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,-,PROXY REELYFRAME--1987/0245 STEP NO--UR/0198/70/006/001/0010/0016
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103903

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X111. PKOPFRTIF~ nr ro,'0111- --RLALS
~hcrrncrjjor, T. D., and V. N. Dotimn.
Rheol"ica characteristics oforth~* ropic ally -
reinforced polyrn(-ra. MP, no. 2, 197Z, Z76-283.
A model in devc1oped for the rhcolcgical characteristics
of orthotropically-rcinforced polymers based un calculations of
experimental values for olastic and rheologicat properties of individual
cIamponcnts. This approach allows a drastic reduction in 11tr nembrr 0
parameters nerossary for a complet,s npecification of the affiis~trcpy of
elastic and rhcoiogical properties of composite mato:iats. The
arthotropic material Is assumed to consist of anizatropic Zrjinsr =-=17,
oriented along the x-y-z axes. Each grain has a laminar structure. ~ilh
alternating elastic and viscoclastic layers, The degree of anisctrcrv and
the viscociastic properties of the composite material can be varied to a
large extent by a suitable choice of ten pararnefors (four elastic znodUi,
four concenration coefficients. and two rheological characterimttcal.
Parameters of individual components are used to compute the, rheolorical
characteristics of.the.composite material either in the.Foygt (sic) or
Royce approximation. The authors point out that Faygt's method (based
on the homogeneity of the microdeformation hypothesis) is useful for the
determination of operators of elasticity and shear moduli. While the
Royce approximation (the homogeneity of the microtension hy"the3i3)
gives a elinplified form of Young's modulus and P*i$SOn'2
Using Lite Royer approximation moAhod, pliab,itity matrices, are derivcd
for a viscorlastic composite in operator formt and operator repro 9 entation z
of Itechnical elastic moduli. Due to tho orthatropir S)rrnmetry of th
m
terial, only 9 of these are independent. It L% shown that each of the elas"i
aduh Is represented by two real or complen resolvent 01 operators.
contributions of Young's moduli components are calculated fcr various
concentrations and ardectrepies, and conditions determined for discarding
one of the Q* operators. For a complex exponential Q& operator with a

lp

' M.A."
USSR uDc: 621-396.6-181.5
SHEMAERGOR, T. D., BARYSHIKOV, V. G.
Thermoelastic Constants of Heterogeneous Materials"
Sb. nauch. tr. po probl. irdkroelektron. Mo_nk. in-t elektron. tekhn. (Col-
lected Scientific Works on Problem of Microelectronics. Moscow Institute
of Electronic Technology), 19709 IriP. 5, pp 19-26 (from RZli-RadiotekLnika,
No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6V183)
Translation: The authors calculate the effective coefficient of thermall
stresses in heterogeneous materials. The method of repeated normalizations
of the equations of therjroelasti city is used in the computation. A sum is
found for a series in the theory of renormalizations in the approximation
of localizability. A simple formula for the macroscopic coefficient of
thermal stresses is found for a two-component.- medium. The formula may be
Used in engineering calculations for -the design of microcircuits and large-
-scale integration, as well as for other microelectronic devices which
Contain elements differing in thermelastic properties. Resume.
117

USSR UDC 539.389
T
FOKIN, A. G. and.QEAMR D. (Moscow)
"Intergranular Thermal Relaxation in Heterogeneous Mediall
Kiev, AN UkrSSR, Prikladnaya mekhanika, Vol 6, No 1. 1.970, pp 10-16
Abstract: The system of thermoelasticity equations in terms of stresses
and strains is used in determining the effective values of the yield,
thermal expansion, and thermal conductivity and capacity tensors. These
effective values contain quasi-static correlation corrections, as well as
frequency-dependent dynamic correlation additions. The results obtained
are used in determining the intercrystalline thermoelastic. friction caused
by thermal fluxes between differently deformed crystals of composite non-
textured materials. It is shown by numerical calculations that this method
gives internal-friction values which are higher than those obtained by usiag
a different approach. A comparison of theoretical results with experimental
data for.polycrystalline materials shows that in many cases better results
are obtained if the Karman correlation function is used. Orig. art. has:
I figure, 30 formulas and 10 references.
Ar

USSR UDC 541.6:547-l'118
RAYEVSKIY, 0. A., MALITOV, F. G., DONSKAYA, YU. A., and SHEMEGORDT 1. M.
SC*. USSR
Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry Imeni A. Ye. :kAQ'o-v Acad,
"On the Confo=-ations of Certain Ch-loromethylthiophosphialc Acid Chlorides"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii NavIr, SSSR, Seriya Kftimicheskaya, No It, APr 73, PP 795-
800
Abstract: Results are reported on the study of spacial structures of the com-
pounds with the general forinula RC-lP(S)Cff2CI ithere R :!-- C1, C21151 C61[51 P-ClC6114,
and CH2CI using IR spectroscopical and dipole moment methods. In solutions these
compounds exist in an equilibrium of two conformers, or-0 of which has the ti-ans
orientation of the P:3 and C-Cl bonds. Analysis of IntraMole(~ular interactions
has been carried out and related to the stabilization of the resulting spacial
structures. It has been noted that replacement of a phoophoryl oxyGen atom by
an atom of sulfur has practically no effect onintramolecular interactions.

USSR UDC 547.434.661.718.1
GUSEVA, T. A., KOZLOV, L. H., and SHERMERGOM, I. M.,.Kazan' Veterinary
Institute Imeni N. E. Bauman
"Nitroalkyl Esters of Phosphorus Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 2, Feb 73, pp 292-295
Abstract: In searching for new, biologically active compounds, symmetrical
and mixed dialkyl phosphites ccntaining a nitrogroupin the aliphatic radical
were obtained by condensing nitroalcohols with phosphorus trichloride or
with alkyl dichlorophosphites. The dialkyl phosphittis were then condensed
with chloral yielding esters of the a-hydroxy-O,a,B-trichlorcethylphosplionic
acid -- analogs of chlorophsos. Biological evaluation showed that introduc-
tion of a nitrogroup into an ester radical led to a lass of insecticidal
potency.

1VAS,Y-UK, 1T. V. et Rl, Zhurnal Obshche7 1---hiriii, Vol 41, 11o 10,
1971, pp 2199-2203
in the rlyrinF ea-uation do -not follow a detectable nat-tern. These
data confirmed the -oresumed mechanism Of hydrolysis via int-ra-
molecular substit-ution of SE.' anion for Cl atom of the chloro-
methyl radical. The elemental analysis data and some physical
constants of I and IT are "Llabulated and -orocednres of preparation
and kinetic study are described.
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USSR
UDC 542.91 661-718.1
TO 17 -P
- P, ~.T
D t YA KO 7%;-0 VA . _7T. . 11 - ITJ lia L."~ 1'1 'E' _'- '~j Y~ ~. : Izg"4441 ".10''A.
Kazany Ins-1-litute of Veterinary 1--ledicine imeni 171. E;.'Muman
"OrganoDhosDhorus Conwounds with an (4-Hydroxvalkyl and a Chloro-
methyl i1rdicals" 7
Lenin7,rad, Zhurnal Obshchey Mimii, Vol 41, 1,70 10, 1971,
pp 2203-2207'
-Abstract: In a search for biologically active compounds, a series
of Dhosq,,hine oxides and -ohosohina-tes were synthesized, which
contained,simultaneousLy an c