SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLOVEV, G.S. - SOLOVYEV, V.F.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
,,,,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116091
ABSTRACT/EkTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.. THE PATE OF RNA PRIME14 C OF FOWL
PLAGUE VIRUS WAS STUDIES IN UNIRRADIATED AND UV IRRADIATED CULTURES OF
CHICK EMBRYO FIBROBLASTS. UV IRRAON. OF CELLS DID 4140T PREVENT VIRUS
PENETRATION INTO THE CELL AND DEPROTEINIZATION OF VIRUS RNA AND ITS
PENETRATION INTO THE CELL NUCLEUS. HOWEVERI RNA PENETRATING INTO
NUCLEI OF IRRADIATED CELLS UNDERWENT PRACTICALLY COMPLETE DEGRADATION.
RNASE ACTIVITY INCREASED 2 TO 3 FOLD IN THE NUCLEAR FRACTION OF
IRRADIATED CELLS. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT THES RNASE MAY PARTICIPATE IN
THE.DEGRADATION OF VIRUS RNA IN NUCLEI OF IRRADIATED CELLS.
IFACILITY: MOSCOW RES. INST. VIRUS PREP.# MOSCOW1 USSR,
UNCLASSIFIED

112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--SILVER ELECTROPLATING -U-
AUTKOR-(04)-KUDRYAVTSEV, N.T., NECHAYEV, YE.A.t SOLOVEV, G.So, ATAMANCHUKi
A.V.
OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 262,574
REFERENCE--OTORYTIYA, 1LOBRET., PROM.~OBRAZTSY, TOVARNYE ZNAKI 1970 47(6)
DATE PUBLISHED--2&JAN70
.:~_SUBJECT AREAS--MATE.RIALS9 MECHs IND.t CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL PATENTv ELECTROPLATING# SILVEAt METAL PLATING,
CHEMICAL CUMPOSITIONt ELECTROLYTE
,.~CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUM.ENT-CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-EL/FRAME--1994/1996 STEP t4O--UR/0482170/000/000/0000/0000
PROXY Rr_
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AA0115795
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0115795
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ELECTROLYTIC AG COATING TAKES
PLACT AT 20-5DEGREES AND 0-1-2.5 A-DM PRIME2 IN AN ELECTROLYTE WITH THE
FOLLOWING CONCN.: AG SALT (METALLIC) 20-45t KCN 60-90t K SUB2 CO SUB3
20-80, AND NA 2#3,DITHIOLPROPANE SULFONATE 0.005-0.05 G-L.
FACILITY: MENDELEEVi D. I., CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE# MOSCOW.
--UNCLASSIFIED

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--CHARACTERISTICS OF A LIGHT 1OWSOURCE FOR THE U-200 CYCLOTRON -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SHELAEVj I.A., SOLOYEVA, G.M.
OF INFO--RUMAN[At USSR
~.,~SOURCE-REV ROUMAINE PHYS.f VOL. 151 NO. It P. ZT~-34~# 1-97-0
PUBLISHED ------- 70
.,-.,.SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
:.~_TOPIC TAGS--ION SOURCEr ION CURRENTt GAS OISCHARGEr %BOLT AMPERE
CHARACTERISTICi LIGHT NUCLEUSt CYCLOTRON/(UJU200;~CYCLOTRON
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,..-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/1738 STEP NO--RU/0032/70/015/001/0027/0034
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0122068
UNCLASSIFIED

212 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0122068
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DEPENDENCES OF THE ION CURRENT
ON THE GAS YIELD, CURRENT AND VOLTAGE OF THE DISCHARGE AND THE VOLTAGE
OF THE DEES WERE INVESTIGATED. RESULTS ARE DISCUSSE0.
UNCLASSIFIE-0
MM, M-IM-M-0-14M

UNCLASSIFtED' PROCESSING DATE--090Ci7O
:412 029
-CKITERIA OF THE PITTING CORROSION TENDENCY OF TITANIUM ALLOYS -U-
TITLE
AUTHOR-(03)-SULOVEVA, ZH.Fol FOKINY M-N-j TIMONINs V.A.
~;COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.::SOURCE-ZASHCH. METAL. 1970, 612)l 204-V
DATE PUBLISHED -70
."--SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
.-TOPIC TAGS-TITANIUM ALLOYt CURRENT DENSITYP CORROSION RATE, AQJEOUS
SOLUTION, SODIUM CHLORIOEt ALUMINUA ALLOY, CHROMIUM ALLGY, MOLYBDENUM
ERTY
ALLOY9 SLICIGN ALLOY, HYDRCCHLURIC ACIDy METAL SURFACE PROPE
,'CONTROL MARKING--N-0 RESTRICYIIJNS
.-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~-:PAUXY REELIFRAME--199211796 STEP Nt)--UR/0365/70/~)Uej/002102D4/0206
:ClkC ACCESSIGN N0--AP0lIZ782
UNG LASSIFIED

212 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSIUN.,NO--AP0112782
ABSTLZACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- AbSTkACT. CREVICE CGRROSIO-N WNS STUDIED ON A
TI ALLOY C6%iTG. AL 4.0-6.2, CR 1.572.5, #MO 1.0-3.0., FE 0.8f S1 0.4, C
0.1PERCENT, AND THE REST TI; THE SIUDIES WERE MADE 1,\l.A 3PERCENT NACL
SCLN. IN viH1CH THE PH WAS SUITABLY ADJUSTED BY ADON. DF HCL* AT
98DEGREES ACTIVATION OF THE METAL APPE.ARLO AT PHAS, SMALLER THAN 0.5.
IN LESS ACID SOLNS., THE TI ALLOY WAS PASSIVE. INSIOE A CREVICE WHERE
THE VUL. OF ANOLYTE PER UNIT AREA IS VERY S~MALLt 'THE ,'.CIDIFICATIGN OF
THE ANDLYTE CAUSED BY THt HYDADLYSIS OF CORROSION.PRODUCTS PROCEEDS
RAPIDLY. THE SURFACE OF THE METAL OUTSIDE THE CREVICE IN CONTACT WITH
THE SULN. GREATLY EXCEEDS THE SURFACE INSIDE THE CREVICE, THUS A
POTENTIOSTAT GF CONSIDERA81-E STRENGTH IS ESTAdLISHED. THE PASSIVATION
OF THE INSIVE CREVICE SURFACE WAS STUDIED* BY MEANS OF DERIVED
EXPRESSIONSt THE CORRUSION 6EHAVIOR' OF ~ THE 14ETAL. till TH111 THE CRIEVICES CAIN
DE PREOICTED BY KNOWING THE GEOMETRY AND THE ELECTROCHEA1. CONSTS. THE
DECISIVE FACTOR IN THIS CASE IS THE POTENTIAL OF THE MEfAL OUTSIDE THE
-CREVICE. ALLJYING ELEMENTS iiiiiCH REDUCE THE CRITICAL C.D. Of
.PAS.SIVATIGIN' OR WHICH NARROW DOWN THE RANGE OF,POTENTIAL AT WHICH ANODIC
DISSOLN. OCCURS CONTRIBUTE TO THE PASS4VATION OF THE METAL WITHIN THE
CREVICE. FACILITY: IMOSK. !NST.-STALI SPLAVOV, MOSCO~6, USSR.
UINC LASS I FIED
FEE"

USSR UDC 621.357. 1.035 (088. 8)
NOVOSELOV, V. A. , NELTDOV, V. B. MITROFANOV, V, S.
EPELIFFLID, F. I., PETROVSKII, P. P.
"Device for Distribution of Amalgams"
USSR Author's Certificate No 295736, filed 30/09/69, published 8/04/71.
(Translated from Refe-rativnvy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 4, Moscow, 1972, Abstract
No 4L245 from the resume).
Translation. A device is patented for distribution of amalgam in scrubber
separators, consisting of a perforated grid with a cirzula-r tip, separating
the upper plane of the grid into central and periphera.1 zont!s with apertuMs
for distribution of the amalgam and output of hydrogen., dif-I'cring, in that
in order to improve the flow of amalgam, eliminate we-aT of the fitting and
prevent Irfdraulic shocV, the zpertures in the periphen,;il zone are nade in
the form of slits covered with -- screen,~while the apertures for passage of
an Igam are located at the points of intersection of slots made on the loader
plane of ,the grid ;uid forming projections, preventing blochage of the aper-
tures with granules of the packing.
W,

I J S Sit UDC 621.375.93.002.2
GEIII.TSH'I'sUEY", YE. 'KOSTRN, A. L, G N U S _-'V S K I V. R. , KVRKOV V. V.
SOBOLEXA, 0. A. SOLO 1 Active Members of the Society
"Plu-in '!odule for Wide Band Paramictric Amplifier"
Moscow, Ead 4-o tukb n i,- - No 11, 1971, pp 105-107
Abstract: A description is presentedlof a miniature modular design of a
cent"5.7-n- ter- =nlifier -.Atit integral structure of the oscil-
latory syste'-.3. Inc oper-atin- principle of the module i5 discussed, and
sche~~-ttic of basic olor-,,2nts -are presentcd. The primary oscillatory
system car"T~fiScs V~LracLar diod,-, and an auxili-nry lunoed inductance inclu-
d e d i n i as t re7~-iL,~:t to the sizmal frequency. I'lle band of the
WdUle iS dQ_CCr!!iined by the tir,,e constant of the diode and is 8-91'
J
a f t 112 r ~I ac a level of 1 decibel with a,.zplification of
o;f the pass band Ca 1.1-12% of the opera-
ting frC(!!Ak.~:.'Cy i S i." t LI i'n C, d 1) y u s if-n -~ a s e c op d' c o -, r (-, ct o r .The frequency-
CIian_Iz'f_-_.._':J F.'- c oE thc! modlule with "lie additiona:L corrector is
The; ~_v:-A'.Jr_zLIoii of a _,Li:~v structure as the corrector, transfor-
ner and rejector of ttilc otner frequencies perr-its optimal coupling of the
1/2

USSR
GERTSENS]ITEY'll, M. YE. , et al, Radlotekhnika, No 11) 1971, pp 105-107
primary oscillatory system to the matching quodripol.e. in the signal circuit
and realization of pass bands of the para.-.IC!tric module which are IL-litIng
for the diode used. This design is applicable in all cases where the series
resonance frequency of the diode is between the signal frequency and the
open-circuit frequency.
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AP6040393-
k=. Ref. Code: UR 40_10!K
~Y? IZS ISIZ) 2- Li
USSR UDC 621.396.62.029.6:621.391.822
M. YE S 74 X L. and
."Det6rmination of the Noise Factor of a Microwave Receiver"
'Moscow, Radiotekhnika,-Voll 25, No 1,~Jan 70, pp ~0-73
Abstract: This article presents an atteopt to standardize the defi-
-nition of the noise factor, taking the concordance of the noise
source and transmission line into accot2nt. The use of wave resistance.4
of the transmission line as a standard impedance in the problems of
noise measurement is recommended. The proposed definition states
that:the single channel differential noise factor of a device is the
ra
tio of the total noise power etwittled at the output loild on opera-
tional frequency at standard-noise tem .perature (Tn"2930K) of the signaL
source., consistent w.1th communication line., to the part of this power
determined by the sources
Justifications underlying the propo~6ed
definition are developed on the basis of tuning and operation condi-
:tions of various amplifiers and receivers considered here. Original
article has 2 figures and 7 forraLalas.
-LL

USSR UDC 62L.396.'62.029.6:621.391.822
GERTSENSHTML M. 3- YE. L.:-G. and'VERKHOVYKH, N. P.-.2 E
I'Determinatibn ofithe Noise Factor off a Microwavo, Receiver"
Moscow, Radi6tekht'lika, Vol 25, No 1,~, an 70, pp 70-73
Abstract: TtAs article Dresents an dttempt to standardize the defi-
nition of the noise factor, taking t~e concordance of the noise
Source and transmission line into accountt~ The use of wave resistance
of the transmissi6n line as a standard impediance in the problems of
noise measurpment'-is recommended. The proposed definition sta'tes
that the single c~tannel differential :~ oise factor of a device[,is the
-in
ratio of the"total noise power emitted at the outi:iut load on opera-
tional frequtncy ~Lt standard noise tdmperature (T=29301() of the signal
source, co:3sisten t with communicatioq,line, to the par-, of this Dower
determined by the-,source. Justifications;underlying the proposca
definition are delveloped or, the basio of Puning AIIAd operatioN condi-
tions of various amplifiers and receivers considered 6re. qriginal
article has 2 figvres and 7 formulas...,
83

Acc. Nr;
AP003GS127
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zllrnal Xlikrobiologii, Epidemiolo'gii, i
Immunobiologli, 1970,.Nr 1, p p, .1 k5'
DYNAMICS OF DISCHARGE OF TYPHOID BACILLI IN CHRONIC CARRIERS IN
DIFFERENT SEASONS OF THE YEAR AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE 1N THE EPIDE-
MIOLOGY OF THE Disasr,
S. R. &qmlk, Ya. Af. Ferdinand I S k da Ly"S. a eva, &AoAaw,,~i'L I. _P0-
oval
pors r. P. Tinia-s-h ina 'Al. i *. 91 ti qv$6
Ape~,kina, M. D.
The feces of forty five carriers of typhoid bacillus were examined in different censons
of the year. The greatest number of bacilli was discharged from Jartuary to, Aia (0.1 to 960
mfllion per gm of feces were the number of bacilli found throughc~lt the ya%. Therefo:e~
the authors recommend examination of carriers to be cArr!e4 out mainly d6ring the first half
of the year.
no association bet
There was established ween the seasonal distributlonot the Incidence

USSR TJDC 621.397,,132:621-382:621-375.4
BRITANISMKIY, R. G., SO and KWOVIOH, I. G.
"SEM Chromaticity Block With Integrated Circuits"
Moscow, Tekhnika kino i televidenkl, No. 11, 1971, pp 48-52
Abstract: Stressing the advantages and usefulness of integrated
circuits, this article offers as an example of those advantaEes
the experimental model of a printed circuit for decoding chroma-
ticity signals in the SEK0 system~of color television. This
circuit contains two integrated circuit units: one,,type -'K2TS241,
is a bistable flip-flop; the other, type K20241 is an electronic
switch. Both can be used either in the SEXAM or the PAL systems.
The schematics of both are given together with a schematic of the
ensemble, and their operation is explained, The schemnatic off an
alternative switching circuit that can be used in the chromaticity
block is also provided. Among the new components in this block is
a delay line, external photographs and an internal drawing ol t..,hich
are sholm. Other illustrations are a block diagram of the chroma-
ticity circuits and oscillograms of the signalai at various poL'Its
in the block diagram. The authors are associated with the 11. A.
Bonch-Bruyevich Electrical Engineering Communications Institute
of Leningrad.

USSR UDC: 621.165.536.24.001.5
PAVLOVSKIY, G. I., PAVLOVSKIY, V. G., S-O-L-()V-E-Y-L-~-'-V-.%
"Study of Heat Exchange in the Intershell, Space of a Turbine"
Issledova-niye Teploobmena v Mezhkorpusnom Prostranstvp Turbiny ZEriglish
version abo~e7, Institute of Problems of Machine Building, Kharlkov, 10,73,
7 pp (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal T,zrbostroyeniye, No 11, 1973,
Abstract No 11.49.24 Dep)
Translation: This work presents a method for experimentation and experi-
mental data on the investigation of heat exchnnge unde~r unstable conditions
on a modol of the K-300-240 steam turbine. The criteriml equation
T
Nu =0.077ReO.8(-
f.d f.d
f
is produced, where the defining dimension used is the clearance between
the walls of the inner and out-er cylinders, the defining te"--,erature is the
mean temperature of superheated steam over the tilne interval of heating of
the turbine body. The equation is recommended for deterrdnation of the heat
exchange factor in the intershell. space in the turbine. 2 Fig~jrcz;
3 Biblio. Refs.

G.A., IMS, H.A, IMMUKHAIME-DOV,
"Material For Cathodes"
UDO 621.17-185.0;~2.21 (088.8)
V.KH.' -9 11
USSR Authorls Certificate No 22288
It filed 2 Oct 68, published 7 Julie 71
-(-from MtElektronika i yeye ,rimenenives No 1, Jon 72, Abstract No lA87P)
Translation; According to the invention, the Whode material differ-n from
well-known materials in the fact that it consists of a solid solution of
borides of rare earth and alkali-earth Luetals in which the borides in question.
are taken in the ra-tiot boride of rare-earth metal, front 60 to 95 molar Far-
cant; boride of alkali-earth metal, from 5 to 40 zaalar percent. The colid Sol-
utione of rare-earth and alkali-earth metqla have oxaller vapor presoureB than
separated borides and therefore evaporate more elvely then separated boridea
and consequently also It-heir mixture. With a solution of a boride of an alkali-
earth metal, e.g., BaB6 in a boride of a rare-earth metal, e.g., LaB6, in the
solid solution which is formed a metallic type of ccnduct4on remains, the
emissive properties of which are better than in a boride of rare-earth metal.
A reduction of the work finction with LaB because of the difftsion of E'-.3
6 6
is accounted for by th fee that at the cathode surrace m nato-~ c
into LaB6 e t a 0 11
film is produced of the more active _-etal Be, the.work fun-.Ilion of ~.hich iH
lower than with La. Tests of I 'he emissive properties of tho Eolid colutions
showed that during operation of tho co-1hodo at 1400-11-500 C the corrent
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USSR
MEYERSON, G. A. et a!, USSR Aut-hor's Certificate 11c 299887
density of the emission for a composition containing 40 molar percent BaB
w it
the residual LaB is twice as high and for a composition th 50 molar
BaB the residual LaB
6 6 is 1.5 "mee as high as vilth the came corditions for
pure LSB6. A.F.

USSR UDC 51
SOLOVEYCH
"Planning the Delivery of Production under Conditions of Establishing the Maxi-
f
mum Number of Long-Term Economic Relations of the Consumers and Suppliers 0j.
Production"
Nauch. tr. Mosk. in-t nar. kh-va (Scientific Works of Moscow Institute of the
National Economy), 1972, vyp. 101, pp 159-169 (from RU-Kibernetika, No 12,
Dec 72, Abstract No 12V394)
Translation: A study was made of the application of the transport problem
scheme with fixed payments.

USSR UDO 621.397
qyrHTK. I~Ys , DRAEKIN, R.I., YAPUMMIN, K.K.0 LEUBSKAYL, G.V.j
SHARGORODSKAYA, F.M., KORNIM-40, G.G*, TSEDIKt A.3,
OElactronic Device For Information Display"
Ele ktroavyasO, No 1, Jan 1972, pp 59-6~
Abstract: The paper describes an information display device of the desk type,
intended for operation vith an electronic computer through a telegraph co=.Uni-
cation channel. A. block diagram of the.device and the basic parameters of the
unit are presented. The authors report that a now ininormatiou display device
vas developed on tha basis of the unit 4eacribed, but few dttaile are given.
(An-exterior view of the device is shown on the journal cover.) In the now de-
vice it is possible to reproduce 512 symbols (16 lines, )2 symbols to the line)
of.an ELT231,K93 screen. The set of reproduoibla symbols includes the Russian
alphabet$ figures, and spacial symbole-altogether 64 a~mbols. With an indi-
vidual keyboard which has 47 figare-lotter keys and 21 functional, it is
possible to food information into an elect.ronic com,luter and to accompliah
complete editing of -the text with the aid, of, an alactroitic carriage (wrker)
The device contains a spacial exchange unit which aakea~it poneible to operate
with an electronic ccmputer in GOST 10859-64 code and in.code MD.-2- In
addition$ this unit provides coupling with the OMinsk_321' computer for the Blow
channel. 5 fig. I tab.

UNCL A cls~ I ~f; Ito PRbCESSING DATE--30')CT70
flTLE--L;-f vCT SPINULL frKALANCE ON SUKFACE AAVINESS DuAltiu
BFiLb UnliNiANG,-U-
S.I., SOLOVEYCHIK, YA.
CCuNTPY OF INFC-USSR
STANKI I INSTRUMENY, 0 2t 1970t PP 4-b
:.'.--DATF- PUbLISHEU----70
s u bE T AREAS-MECH., IND., CIVIL.AND MARINE ENGR
~-TOPIC TAGS-M.ETAL GRINDINGs GRINDING MACHINE, SURFACE FINISHING
-TROL MARKIN'G-NO RESTRICTIONS
'I"60CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
;--~PRJUXY REEL/fRAIME-1-999/1295 STEP NO--UR/0121/70/0001002/0004/0006
~tIRC~ACCESCSICN NC-APOM254
UNCLASSIFIED

e-fz 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NU-AP0123254
A8STRACT,/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, CAUSES OF GPINDING SPINOLE
IMbALANCL ARE INVESTIGATED AND IfS EFFECT ON SURFACC WAVINESS OF A HOLE
UINUER MACHINING4 MATHEMATICAL DEPENDENCIES ARE GIVEN WHICH MAKE IT
POSSIBLE TO MAKE A QUANTITATIVE EVALlUATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS
OF.t~AVINESS C04DITIONED BY IMaALANCE, AN ANALYSIS IS GIVEN OF THE
EFFECT OF RPM VARIATION AND OVERHAND Cf THE GRINDING SPINIXE UN WAVINESS
DURING CHANGEGVER FROM TRUING UP AND DRESSING THE GRINDING WHEEL TO
GRINDING. THE GIVEN DATAMAKE IT POSSIBLE TO DETERM[NE THE
SUBSTANTIATED REQUIREMENTS FOR GRINDING~DISCS AND FOR THE DESIGN OF
-INTERNAL GRINUING MACHINES WITH kESPECT TO THOSE PARAMETERS WHICH
DETERMINED THE EFFECT OF IMbALANCE CN THE QUALITY,OF THE WORK PIECE.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 541.49+542.91
TETERIN, E. G., SHESTERIKOV, N. N., KRUTIKOV, P. G., and SOLOVKIN, A. S.
"IR-Spectroseopical. Study of Uranyl di-n-Butylphosphates
Moscow, Zhurnal Neorganicheskay Khimii, Vol 16, No 3, Mar 71, pp 78G-784
Abstract: Compounds forming during the reaction of di--n-butylphosphoric acid
'DBP or NA) in nitric acid solutions, with the compositi;)n of U-NO -A
1:0:2, 1:1:4, and 1:1.-2 were reinvestigated spectroscopically in 2; !R
range. On the basis of the data obtained, speculations-weremade regarding
the structure of such compounds, It has been stated that DBP acts as a
bridge group in reactions with metals in nitric or hydrochloric acid solu-
tions, its functional. groups binding various metal at.ozo.
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USSR UDC 540'.'?0,1,6 38
KRUT-IKUV, F. G. and SCLCAIKIN, A. S.
"Uranyl Di-n-butylphosphates"
Moscow, Zhurnal Neorgan.-Icheskoy Khimii, Vol 15, NO 6, jun 70,
pp 1610-1613
Abstract Aqueous solutions of di-n-butyIphosp;-&.,-,i,ic acid Z
re,act wi th UO--) (!',()3)2 dissolved in water or in molar f olvdn-_1
o 1~
s
iluble compounds with the comPositior, UOZA2. In thi laper the
effect of tKe concentration of HA and HNC3 on tKis complex formation
was otudied, using a 0.2 and a 6 molar aqueo-us sol!u-Tion of h:'.03. 2;'rom
the 0.2 molar HINCI a solid light yellow, almQst white, amorphous pre-
ci-oitate with a co-Mposition U02A2 was obtained. From -6he 6 molar AHNo-3
dark yellow viscous liquids were obtained, which, whien aashed -altK
water.,turned into a glassy substance with a composition of
41 'A2) 0
U02 N0_3)(IA2), UC2(NO))(h HA2), Or theiv MixtuZ'(~- These two -L)rO-
duc s are interconvei~-Iible: the viscous material gaives the solid when
placed in a 0.2 mola" ~:NG3, and conversely the solid will turn nto
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KRUTIKOV, P. G., et al, Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, Vol 15,
No 6, Jun 70, pp 1610-1613-
glass when treated '~.oy 0 molar HN103. Data on salLibilit,; of the
isolated complexes in n-decane, in a mixture of HA and n-decane,
and in 0.2 and 0' molar HNO, are reported. It is proposed that urarvl
may be extracted from nitri~c acid media by means,of the HA solutions
in-n-decane.
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1.12 025 UNCLASSIFIED P140CESSING DATE--lbOCT70
TITLE--ON SURGICAL TREATMENT OF HEMANGIOMAS IN CHICUREN -U-
-AUTHOR-SOLOVKOs A.YU,
_rOUNTRY OF INFO"USSR
",SOURCE--VESTNIK KHIkURGII 114ENI 1. 1. GREKOVA# 1970p VOL 104t NR 4, PP
119-120
,,~J)ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-.'::,SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
"TOPIC TAGS--PEDIATRICSt BLOOD VESSEL# LESIONP HEMORRHAGEY SUTURE-4 SURGERY
~.~CjONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~--._DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1988/0045 STEP NO--UR/0589/70/~IG4/(JO4/0119/0120
_.C_jRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105144
UNCLASSIFIED
mks

212 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS114G DATE-16OCT70
~~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105144
F
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-10) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BASED ON THE STUDY OF IMM DIATE
AND LATE RESULTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF HE4ANGIOMAS IjN 146 PATIENTS IT
THAT RESECTION OF LARGE CAVEkNOUS ANT) kACEHOSE lit: MAN',- I L;'IiS
IS CC I
IS INHERENT IN HEMORRHAGE HAZARDOUS TO PATIENT'S 1.11-Et '14HEREAS IN
NONRADICAL RkEMOVAL OF GROWING COV40N HYPERTROPHIC HEVIANGIOMAS FRL')UENT
RECURRENCES ARE OBSERVED. IN EXTENSIVE CAVERNOUS AND IIACEMOSE ANGIUMAS
TU THE END OF LESSENING BLEEDING T14E TREATMENT SHOULD 111'. INITIATEO riiTH
INJECTIONS OF SCLEROSING SOLUTIONSP ELECTROPUNCTURINGf ETC., WHII-t
OURING THE OPERATIUN IT IS NECESSARY TU INFILUATE THEIR. TISSUE WITH A
MIXTURE OF BLOOD SERUM AND NOVUCAINq TO PUT IfjTER,RjprE0 SUIURES ON'. THE
LATTER, OR TO APPLY A HEMOSTATIC TUURNM~r PROXIMIAL Y,. H"'1)%EVERq
GROWING MAMUN HYPE. RTPLIPH IC HEMANGIUMAS SHOULD bE (-.--IRST RESECTEO, AND
TliEN IF SURGICAL INTERVENTION PRUVE0 TO BE NUNRAIDGAL INJECTIOI-45 OF
SCLEROSING SOLUTIONS SHOULD BE vSEu.
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEPTO
TITLE--CHARACTERISTICS OF DUST CARRIED OUT OF A FLUIDILED BED FURNACE
DURING THE ROASTING OF A NICKEL CONCENYRATE -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SOLOVOV9 N.I.i ASTAFYFVp,A.F.
COUNTRY OF rNFO--USSR
'~'SOURCE-TSVET. METAL. 19701 43(2),# 22-4
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS# MECH-i 14ND- tCIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
~~'-'TOPIC TAGS--ROASTING FURNACE, AIR POLLUTIONt CHEMICAL COMPOSITI&Np
FLUIDIZED BED, NICKELi COPPER, LEADt SULFIDE9 ORE,:
C ON T R 0MARKING-N.) RESTRICTIO14S
3CUMENT-CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-:PROXY REEL/FRAME--1969/0556 STEP NO--UR/0136/701!rJ'#3/t')02/0022/0024
ACCESSION NO--AP0107161
LINCLASS IF IEO

1 -7.
2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP01071.61
~ASSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) G;3-0- ABSTRACT. PHYS~ CHEM, AND MINERALOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF DUST CARRIED OUT OF A FLUIGIZEO BED FURNACE DURING
T4E ROASTING OF NI CONC. PREPO. DURING THE FLOTATIONcSEPN- OF CU-NI
CONVERTERAMATTE WEPE EXAMD. DUST SAMPLES WERE TAKEN DIRECTLY FROM THE
GAS STREAM BY USING STANDARD TECHNOLOGY, SAMPLES WERE TAKEN ALSO FROM
OTHER PARTS OF THE ENTIRE ASSEMBLAGE* BASED ON ITS PARTICLE SIZEP THE
OUST IS SIMILAR TO THE STARTING Nt CONC* THE FU19DAMENTAL SIZE OF THE
GRAINS IS SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO 0*01 MM9 ANDJS RELATIVELY LIGHT WITH
RESPECT TO ITS-BULK-0,10 THE REMAINING DUST.IS SOMEWHAT COARSER, AND HAS
A SLIGHTLY HIGHER BULK D. THE COLLECTED OUST BECOMES SOMEWHAT
IMPOVERISHED WITH NI DURING T14E MOVEMENT OF THE GASESt AND AT THE SAME
TIME RECOMES SOMEWHAT ENRICHED W.I.TH S ESP. SIGNI'FICANT IS THE INCREASE
IU THE SULFATE S. THE AS CONTENT IN ;fiE DUST INCREASES BY 2 TIMES AS
COMPARED WITH THE STARTING CONC., THAT OF PB INCREASES BY 5 TIMES, AND
THAT OF SE RY T TIMESo T14E OUST CONTA-INS PRIMARILY THE FINEST NIO
94RTICLES, WHICH ARE PARTIALLY ROASTEOr AS WELL AS,FREE- SULFIDE
COMPONENTS OF THE CONC. MANY PARTICLES IN THE DU$'r ARE IN THE FUSED
STATE. ALL THE INCRUSTATIUNS IN THE GAS CONDUIT SYST~M HAVE A WELL
EXPRESSED LAMELLAR STRUCTURE WITH DIFFERENT PHYS. CHEM. CHARACTERISTICS
OF THE LAYERS. SOME OF THE LAYEAS CONSIST ALMOST ENTIRELY OF NIO WITH
INDIVIDUAL SULFIDE INCLUSIONS PRESENT, WHISREAS OTH~-ill LAYERS CONSIT
PRIMARILY OF SULFIDES. THE ABS. AMTs OF OUST CARAIED OUT INCREASED 141TH
INCREAS60 CONSUMPTION OF THE BATCH.
UNCLASSIFIED

W
Acc. Nr: Abstraztinit-'Sirvice: Ref. COd&;
6 '&.07
&0051525_ CHDrICAL ABST.S-7 '0 it3
102247q Reprocening of aMnic-ontaining Pro'ducts at the
Sevaronikel combine. Alekseeva, R. K.; lylnol'a. L. S.:
SolQxQ&=&.:L (IV~SSRJ. IZZ Aletal. 0791, 9?1), 17-1
-(Russ). The material of anodes 'inelectroly-tical r~sfi,~iing of Ni
metal must be virtually As free, otherwise As cont~niinates the
finalproduLt- In the Severonikel mqallurg~calmrnbitie apewitms
most of the As is atcumulated in so called wony cal;e.~and in dust
collected by clectroprecipitators. inck rnaterizl~ ~rr recycled
because of their relatively high content Of !1:11' CU. idol Cd, etc-
and, thertfore, Asihould be rem,~-~edftorn the~cyde. At.the
same time, water pollution by U must he ai-ioi4tti, ~ Based nn
lab. expts., a combin -ed process for treating thesv. MA'Nrials was
suggested- T tie Fe~ake ii, d iisolvtd in H-904 and siniultaneot;sly
S% is introduced to reduce Fe(111).
the filtrate is combincd wittj a Citar ioln. itir-Iting fro.11i"Ole filtra.
tion r1ulbCquelit to Elie cloaroprccipiltator dust repWp~d in HtO
leaching. The combined soln. is tr6ted with C1, air, a 6 d CuCOj
and then acidified to pli - 2.6-2.7, pptn.). The fAll er cake
contg. all of the As in the form of imol. Ci arsenates is reniovvd.
The filtrate is subjcacd to.Ond pptn. (C,,10't)r CaCO3,~ air, and
NazCO, to PH = 7.10~-7.2). Both the sepd. solid phaw, f.e. a Call-
centrate of Ni), and the mother liquor contain virtuaJlly
no As. V. D%,cjrak
REEL/FRAME
119811737
M

USSR UDC 615.28:547.333.4
PANKRIN Ye. F., SOLOVSKIY, M. V., and EKH-11PLYAROV, 0. 1111., Institute of High
Molecular Compoun .16F T-USn cademy of Sciences, Leningrad
s
"Synthesis and Antimicrobial Properties of Polymers Containing Quaternary
Ammonium Groups"
Moscow, Khimiko Farmatsevticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 5, No 7, July 1971, pp 24-26
Abstract: The svnthesis and antimicrobial- effect of copolymers of N-vinyl-
pyrrolidone with (2-methacryloxyethyl)triethylamoniutn iodide and bromide
are described. The degree of effect of the macromolecule, its size and the
nurber of amnoniuni groups in it, is determined. The phvsical and chemical
properties and antimicrobial activity of the meatiorted copolymers are tabu-
lated. With an increase in the proportion of the (2-methacryloxyethyl)-
triethylammonium halides in the initial mixture, a reduction in the charac-
teristic viscosity of the copolymer is observed. It was found that the
polymers dissolve well in water in any ratio, and are strong polyelectrolytes.
The antimicrobial activitv was determined by the method of serial dilutions
using staph. aureus 209P and B.coli as the test cultuxe. The values of the
1/2
71

USSR
PANARIN, Ye. F., et al., Khimiko Farmatsevticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 5, No 7,
Jtily 1971, pp 24-26
minimum bacteriostatic concentration for the monomers and copolymers of
different composition and molecular weight are tabulated. The monomers
'r homooolviers demonstrated
turned out to be low-active comuounds whereas thel D
-highest activity which in the case of the iodide exceeds the monomer activity
by--more than two orders. Copolymers with N-vinylpyrrblidone also exhibited
noticeable activitv which increased with an increase :17t the ammonium group
content in.the Copolymer. Introduction of amonium gr.oups into polyvinyl-
pyrrolidone diJ not lead to a sharp increase in toxicitv.
212

ANCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
.~TJTLE-r-CORRELATION BETWEEN STRUCTURE AND ACID STAB_ILITY IN
.-:,.~;~PHENOXYMETHYLPENICILLItIS -U-
UTHOR;,
-.(02)-PANARINI YE*F.v L ~ov ~Llj m . V .
~CUNTRY.z OF IN-FO--USSR
19701 VOL 15t NR 5v PP 426-431
AT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
_'SUBJECT AREAS-81OLOGICAL -AND -14EDI-CAL SCIENGES
YOPIC TAGS-PENICILLINv CHEMICAL STABILITY, MOLECULAR STkUCTURE#
HY 0 R OL Y S I S
'.~.CONTROL MARKING--NO kESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
--1994/0146
PROXY.REEL/FRAME
CIRC ACCESSION N0-00114542
Im,
STEP NO--UR/0297/70/015/005/0426/0431
S - S IF I E D
s Lw.A -T:1 v..ifl41ll
if. il K 1,42;1A &0 OCIV IAITia~ 0~01 Lrj__~ diii 0"', 1

...2/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0114542
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. TO ELUCIDATE THE CORRELATION
THE STRUCTURE AND THE ACID STABILITY OF PENICILLINS9 NUCLEAR
SUBSTITUTED PHENOXYMETHYLPENICILLINS WERE SYNTHESIZED AND THEIR
.`.HYDROLYSIS AT PH 2.0 WAS STUDIED. IT WAS FOUND THAT SIMILAR TO
~~':~'PHENYLPENICILLINS ELECTRONE DONOR SUBSTITUENTS INCREASED THE REACTION
RATEi_.w'HILE THE ELECTRONE ACCEPTOR ONES DECREASED IT. SATISFACTORY
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE LOGARITHMS OFXHE REACTION RATE CONSTANTS AND
HAMMET DELTA CONSTANTS WAS SHOWN. CONSTANT REACTIONS (P) WERE EQUAL TO
MINUS 0.358t MINUS 0.350 AND MINUS 0.295 FOR 30, 35 AND 40DEGREES
RESPECTIVELY. THE VALUE OF THE TRANSMISSION COEFFICIENT (?I) EwUAL TO
:"~--~Oi271 FORt OCH SUB2 GROUP CORRESPONDED TO THE LITERATURE DATA FOR OTHER
_REACTION SERIES. THIS MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO USE THE CORRELATION
ANALYSIS FOR PREDICTION OF ACID STABILITY OF NEWLY SYNTHESIZING
PENICILLINS. FACILITY: INSTITUTE FOR HIGH MOLECULAR CJMPOUNDS
F*.,-AC--ADEMY- OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR, LENINGRAD.

-7f 1
023 UNCLASSIFTED~ k6cESS;ING DATE-020CT70
T. -1 T L E: A t~JlviA L ClU S REFLECTIONS CF ELECTROMIAGNETic WAVES FROM A DIFFRACTIO-N
GRATING- WITH A DIELECTRIC LAYER -U-
B.A., SOLOVYAN,)VAI I .~P
V%jN T R Y OF INFO--USSR
AUR --TZVVYZ RADIOFIZIKAs VOL. 13s NO. 39 1970v Po -4b7-470
_,Sf -CE
PUPLISHED ------- 70
3JE'T AREAS-ELECTRUNICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
..'~-,TUPIC...TAriS--ELECTRL-)MAG,NE:TIC WAVE# DIFFRACTION GRATING, DFLECTRIC LAYER,
!'G' .1 E E N FUNCTION*:DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDEv HARMONIC GENERATOR.
C C-14T R CJL MAKKING-NO RESTRICTIC-14S
..:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-tTROXY RELL/FRAME--199110145 STEP Pi(J--UR/01411'tO/OL3/00310467/0470
CIRC ACCESSION N,9--AP0110111
I F-I E 0

'023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-~-029CT7C
-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0110111
,:'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT6 INVESTIGATION (IF THE INCIDENCE OF
A PLANE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE ON A CONDUCTING SCREEN HAVING A PERIODIC
_ARkAY OF RECTANGULAR H3LES WITH A DIELECTRIC coATI~IG. ON THE 3ASIS 3f
THE FLOQUET THEOREM, THE PROBLEM FOR AN INFINITE ARRAY IS REDUCED TO ThE
CASE OF DIFFRACTION ON A SINGLE.PERIOD-OF THE STRUCTURE. THE GREENtS
FUNCTION OF THE PROBLEM AUTOMATICALLY ACCOUNTS FOR:THE EFFECTS OF
NEIGHBURING HOLES. EXPRESSIONS. ARE GIVEN FOR THE TRANSMISS13N AND
REFLECTION CUEFFICIENTSt AND NUMERICAL RESULTS AR&PLOTTED FOR THE CASE
OF NORMAL WAVE INCIDENCE. THE DATA SHOW THAT THE PASSAGE OF
w. ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES HAS A RESONANT CHARACTER WITH TWO TYPES OF
RESONANCES: REGULAR FUNDAMENTAL AND HIGHER ORDER qESONANCES A14D
ANOMALOUS RESONANCES~ THE ANOMALOUS RESONANCES ARE EXPLAINED BY THE
OF- PROP-AGATING HIGHER HAR-14ONICS OF WAVEGUIDE M00C,S IN- THF
FACILITY1
DIELECTRIC LAYER. URALOSKII POLITEKf4NIrHESKII
.'INSTITUT, SVERDLOVSK, USSR.
_IED
um LIISSIP

1'12- 041 UNCLASS IF I ED POCESSING DATE--11DEC70
-rtTLL-CPTICAL CHARCE EXCHANGE AND THERFAL STIAULATION EFFECT IN GAAS WITH
FE -U-
AUTHOR- 104)-L MELY. ANCVSK I'V t E.M.v PALOVo N-M-t SOLOVERt
--CCUNTRY OF INFO-LSSR
~,~::.SGURCE-FIZIKA I TEKHNIKA POLUPROVODAIKOV, VOL. 4, MAR. :1970, P. 527-532
DATE PtjbLISH'ED----FAR70
,~.~SUbJECT APEAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--CikYSTAL OPTIC PROPERTY, OpTic 0kciPERTY, EXCHANGE,
:.-THERMAL EFFECTt SIMULATION, LR ON. 114PURETYr, GALLIUM ARSENIbL, ELicrRON
PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE, ELECTRON TRIPLETSTATE
:CC,'-iTRCL PIARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
--~VOCUME,NT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY RI:EL/f'lz;,ME--1996/I855 STEP J40--UR/0449/?,'3/004.(001)/0527/0~,32
__,_CIRC ACCE.SSICN N'0-_-AP0111~819_

041 U1~4CLASSIFIED PRUCESSINIG dAYE-11DEC70
~CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0116819
ABSTRACT/EXThACT--(U) GP-0- AB STAACT. UISCUSSION G'F EXPERIMEArS IN WHiCill
OPTICAL CHARGE EXCHANGE Ai,;U THERMAL STMULATE044 Er-i:Eurs iERE
-[Rot,, LOPED GALLIUM ARSENIDE CRYbrALS. THE ROL~_- OF THE tkCIN IN
THESE PROCESSES IS OFTERIAINED BY APPLYING THE EPR.,,-IETHOD TO THE SIUDY Ull;
I RON AN INVESTIGATIU~ F TH-
THE SPECTRA OF TRIPLY LHARGE ICNS. G E
PkUPEkTIUS OF GALL IUli AiZSLfqIl)1- UOPED WITH VARIOUS:' AMU(JIN I'S OF I RON q,,Ll0'-JlE0
THAT THE PGSSILILITY OF OBSERVING *1+.EKf4AL STI-MULATICN I-f+LCrS ASSAll"ATED
-HE LEVEL "R B T
WITH THE CHARGE EXCHANGE OF I IRUN IS OETE1,t,'INED Y tHE UEGRCE
CF CObtPENShTlCN OF THE MIATERIAL -ANi ') BY:THE k.ESENI,!'~: OF OTHEP DEEP SEATED
LEVELS. PARALLEL INVEST I GAT IGINS OF THERf~ALLY STIMULATED CURRENTS AND
CHANGES IN IRON CONCENTRAlION (TKIPLY:01ARGED IRCN IC14S] FRUM THE
INTENSITY CF THE EPR SPECTRA REVEALED !*~,E EXtSTENl',;E. OF AN 0.2 EV
A(;CfPT6R LEVEL IN THE CRYSTAL. . THE EXPtRIOENTAL DATA oo-rm."IED LEAD TO
CERTAIN CUANTITATIVE ESTIMATES OF THEiPARAMETERS rJF DLEP LYIN(, LEVELS IN
GALLILli-I AKSF.NIDE* FACILATY: GOSUDARSTVENNY1
NAUCHNO-ISSLECOVATELISKII I PROEKTNYI INSTITUT
,.-,.-,:~:,PROMYSHLENNCSTI, IAOSCt:W, USSR-s'

USSR
UDC 533.6.013.42
SOLOVYEEV, A. A.
"The Problem of the Analytical Design of an Optimal Reg,,,ilator for an Elastic
Flying Object"
Tr. Kazan. aviats. in-ta 0-lorks of Kazan' Aviation Institute), 1971, No. 13,1,
pp 57-63 (from RZh-Hekhanika, No 3, Mar 72, Abstract Ila 3V493-)
Translation: The problem of the ana4tical design of an optimal regulator for
an elastic flying object when its perturbed motion is controlled with the aid of
a concentrated moment is discussed. The flying, object-is depicted as a straighit
nonhomogeneous beam which is deforried under the action of elastic, aerodynWilic
and gravitational forces. A numerical example is given for the simplified,
problem when aerodynamic forces and normal compression From mass forces are
absent. Optimal qu(?nching of only the first tone of the oscillations is achieved
and the controlling roment is applied to the end section of the beam. 6 ref.
G. S. Aronin.

USSR UDC 621.315.592:546.19'681
KOVTONM, N. F., KURBATOV, L. N., NOZDRIN, V. V., ORLqV'?'_aY,_~A% *RYABENKO, Ye. A.,
RASKIN, A. A., ROSILTROVA, R. P., SEVASTYANTOV, V. G. , UATMAGIN,
A. M., SHALLMOV, B. Z., and SMIL011, U&
"Some Problems of a Technological For=lation of the Process of Obtaining
Epitaxial Films of Gallium Arsenide by the Gas Phase Method"
V sb. Protsessy rosta kristallov i plenck Doluprovodn. (Procedures for the
Growth of Semiconductor Crystals and Films .-- Collection of Works) Novosibirsk,
1970, pp 341-350 (from RZh-Elektronika i veye primeneniy6, No 7, July 1971,
Kustract No MOD)
Wanslation- 'Me epitaxial films of GaAs obtained were producpd by the pas phase
method with the use of AsHx, Ga, and HCL. GaAs wafers carved as uubatrates. ",to
am-tace of a wafer was sub ected to chemical-mechanical "roceaning and etching with
r
H2SO4-. H202s HPO in the ratio 3; 1: 1. Synthesis of ths GaAs wea conducted in a
reaction annaratus which was thoroughly scavenzed by F.2 and eLched by h.01 at 9";00 0
ar
for 30 mirates. After cooling, the Ga was loaded into the chs -bar. Me chamber was
heated to a t_-mceraturu of 8~D 0 for activation of the,Ga surface. Lfter reduction
of the temperature to 1C '0 Ct -,he Galts substrate wan introduced into the re-
action zone. After heating tbo Ga area and the GaAs area, etching of the GaS was
performed by HCl gas in a otream. of AaH3-and F-2. The films were doped by Se.
1/2

JSSR
KOVTOMM, N. F., et al., Protsessy rosta kristallov' i plenok poluprov
(Procedures for the Growth of Semiconductor*Crystals and Films -- Collection
of Works), Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 341-350, (from RZIi-Elektronika L_Lre,,:e
primeneniye, No 7, July 1971, Abstract No 7B130)
Thp beat specimens of film had n-type conductivity and a mobility of 4090-5000
celvosee. Films dor~d by Se had, a concentration of 3.017-- 101 at/cm5 and
Wraobility of 2000 cm /v.eec. 8 ref. V.B.
2/2
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022 UNCLASSI-FIED -PROCTSIN6 DATE--20NOV70
TILTLE-STATL:CF ORGANOSILICCN COMPOUNDS ONICELLULOSE FgdERS
AUtHUR-103)-GUBINA, S.P., SOLOVYEV, A.A.s MELNIKOV# B-N.
CO.UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-S(10k(;E--IZV. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED., KHf