SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SUKHOTIN, A.M. - SULIMENKO, A.V.

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USSR UDC 539.4
TAVER, Ye. I., MAKIN, A. N., KOPYLOV, A. K. , Slf)a~QV N KRICHEVSK1Y,
13 K, A. t NOVSY-AVA, E. 1. , Leningrz!d
Ye. Yu. , SUI 10TI, .1. , ANTIZOPOV, N. P. WrO'
"Strenath of lVelded Joints in Hi-ah-Strength Stainless StecIs at Cryo-:,enic
Temperatures"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 6, 1972, pp 91-96.
Abstract: Tlha influuncc of the gcometry of urelded scam made by austenitic
wire on t~,e stiongth of woldoCl' j()jjltS Of jQj1YtC.-DSj1iC StdJ11USS SLOeIS Lt
cryogenic tez-,q)-ratures is studicd. The influunce of.
as under- arid overlicating) --,n strength of wc1dv-:1 joints of tio typ(!.s
of steels at lot, te;l'illeratures is studied. It is establishc-,J that designvrs
must consider both reduced strength of scam nctal unck!r normal cojiditions
and impormissibility of any stress coneci)trators in the scam zone.
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MOEM

USSR UDC 532.593 + 662.215.2
RODIYONOV, V. N., A. F. MOSCOW
"Parameters of Elastic Waves Radiated wi:tIf a Spherical Explosion in Metals
with Various Strengths"
Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, No 1, tMar 71, pp 1,12-1,16.
ABSTRACT: The influence of the yield point of a metal on the parameters of
the elastic compression wave radiated upon an explosion is studicd. The work
was performed with three metals: Type A-00 aluminum, 'rype D-16 annealed dura-
Itmiin anti Type D-16 hardened duraliunin. These metals ive-re selected (hie to
the similarity of thoir mechanical properties except for Strength. The results
of the work and the equations of the theory Of CI;LStieJity allow tho clitire pic-
ture of motion and state of the metal in theelastic area to be roconstnicted.
43

USSR UDC 669.183.4;538.22
REZNIK, I. G.,-SUKHOTIN, B. N., and TUNKOV, V. P., "Serp i Molot" Metal-
lurgical Plant
"Effect of the Technology of Smelting Low-Carbort,Electric Steel on the
Magnitude cf the Coercive Force"
Moscow, Metallurg, No 12, Dec 70, pp 15-47
Abstract: An investigation was made of the effect of the technology of
smelting type E low-carban electric steel in 50- and 70-ton open-hearth
furnaces on the magnitude of the coercive force. The~effects of C and S
content, oxidation ratel duration of bath boiling, anil theinactive bath
condition on the coercive force were. determined by thii: correlation method.
It was found that for producing steel with law coerciyity,,the C conteut
of the metal at the moment bath smelting is completed must be 0.8-0.9%
and that the period of active boiling should be.60-70 min with an average
oxidation rate of 0.012-0.014% of C/min. The desulfurization, process and
the heating of the metal up to 16300C.M'Ust be completed before the be-
ginning of the Inactive bath (before abath content.of 0.12-0.10% of C)
and the addition of ore during the final melting perioid.
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Adc. Nr
AP0034762d"h ~Ref. Code: UR 0241
PRIMARY SOURCE: Meditsinskaya Radiologem, 1970, Vol 15,
Nr 1, pp,56
ON T I t EDIACNOSTIC VALUE.OF RADIOISOTOPE INVESTIGATION 'OF IN VIVO
THYIZOXINE %ki-ETABOLISAI IN THYROTOXICOSIS
Kotlyarov, E, V.; NecbayeAko, M, A,;
n in in a r y
The authors conducted an investiaalion of adioiodine
-thyroxine metabolism in
'!],cases of cuthyrosis, and 11 ca5e5 of lhyrm~oxicosis of inild incl rnoLiate seyerity with
(lie aid of a Monornonitor svszeni for whole-body radionietry. There were foind no signi-
ficant differences in the value of the biryiogir-al serniexcretion of ra~lioiod i ne- thyroxine
from the organisin of both groups of patients. The dwanosLic valae of studying, Uie thyro-
xin~ metabolism m3y be evaluated only upon condition of parallel qualitative determina-
tion of the volume and concentration of sta0le thyroxine in the body and the rate of
di5charge from the orginism.
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USSR UDC 533.6.011.72
BAZHENOVA, T. V., GVOZDEVA, L. G., KOMAROV, V. S., and.SUKHOV B. G.
"Investigation of the Diffraction of Strong Shock Waves at Convex Angles"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 4, 1973,
pp 122-134
Abstract; Results are presented of an investigation of the diffraction of
strong shock waves at two-dimensional convex angles (110 = 2-10) in gases
with change of the adiabatic exponent from 1.66 to 1.05.
New features of the diffraction pattern are disclosed, that are linked by
interaction of the retardation wave with the free jet boundary layer. It is
established that the shape of the diffracting shock ~ta%,e depends upon the
Mach number 1% of the shock wave and the diffraction angle ao. Tile 'Mach
number of the wall portion of the shock wave does not depend upon the adia-
batic exponent of the gas v if the adiabatic exponent varies u-Ithin the
range of 1.4--l.15. With an increase of: the diffraction angle and the
Mach number of the incident shock wave in the wall portion of the diffracting
shock wave, there consecutively originate a point of inflection, a Mach
refection, and a nearly regular reflection.
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USSR
BAZHENOVA, T. V., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Mekhanika Zhidkosti
I Gaza, No 4, 1973, pp 122-134
Experimental values of the stall angles are obtained. It is shown that the
stall takes place at a pressure greater than po, but less than 2 po. The
pressure on the wall surface during diffraction of the shock wave changes
from the value at the front of the diffracted part of the shock wave to the
value at the end of the rarefication wave. An approximation formula is
presented, which gives the relationship of the valme of the pressure on the
front of the diffracted shock wave to the Mach number of the incident wava
and to the wedge angle. Values of the pressure at the end of the expansion
wave are obtained on the basis of experimentally measured values of the stall
angle. 15 references,
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USSR UDC 541-15
SUKEI~Y, -,F...,, F.. SLOVOKKOTOVA, It. A., KARGIN (deceased), V. A.) Institute of
Chemistry imeni L. Ya. Karpov
"The Mechanism of Radiation-Induced Dehydrochlorination of Polyvinylchloride"
Moscow, Khimiya Vysokikh Energiy, Vol 5, N 0 4, Jul-Aug V., PP 364-365
Abstract: A very broad band in the infrared spectrum,previously observed
during vacuum irradiation of PVC is caused partly by the,formation of HC1
complexes with ox1gen-bearing impurities in the starting polyrier. The fact
that the 2300 cm- band does not reach maximum intensity -until very high
dosages indicates that the polymer is continuing to accumulate some light-
quenching particles near this band regardless of the preoence of oxygen in
them. %he fact that i)art of the absorption in the 2300 011-1 band disappears
when the irradiated polymer in heated to 2000K auggests that the particles die-
appearing at 2000K must have a structure similar to 11C1 complexes Vith ethers
and carbonyl groups, and further that this disappearance is caused by VH
valence oscillations in the carbonium ion rl CH2-&-CR, Spectral studies
2
confimea the proposal that the 2300 W-1 band Is relatecl to the ion pair
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4'O,UNTRY'GF INFO--USSR
~,,,..SGURCE-ZH. TEKH. FIZ. 19701 40%'3)o 600-4
o. ,,DATE PU8LlSf4ED----70
--,SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
I. jGPIC TAGS-ICNIZATION, SHOCK WAVEt:SHOCK:WAVE PHYSIC.St ARGON, MACH
NUMBER# GAS PRESSUREt ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY.. PLASMA;'CONOUCTIVITY
CCN TR OL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1992/1443 STEP NO--UR/0057170/0401003/060010604
RC ACCESSION NO--AP0IlZ-'il37
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_,,~CIRC-ACCESSIC& NG--,AP0112437
:'ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STUDY WAS MADE OF THE IONTLATION
EQUILi BEHIND A SHOCK WAVE FRONT INAR FOR PRESSURES;OF L-10 MM AND MACH
.NOS. OF 8.8-11. THE SHULK. WAVE WAS SET UP iN THE DUAPHRAGM TUBE
PREV!GUSLY (G.t AND S.p 1967). AN INCREASE IN~.THE MACH NO.
AND TEMP, BEHIN13 THE WAVt OhING TO THE DECREASE IN TI.-JE INITIAL GAS
PRESSURE IN -ThE LGW PRESSURE CHANNEL RESULTS IN AN IINCREASE IN THE ELEC.
.CON0,.-0FJHE-PLASMA ONLY UP FQ A CERTAIN,- PRESSURE. 13ELOW THIS PRESSUREv
THE -DECAY OF THE PLASMA SeTS IN EARL EQUiL. VALUE OF THE
IER THAN THE
-ELECTRUN CONCN. IS REACHED ANOTHEREFORE THE COND. DECREASES, THE
-UPTIMUti STARTING PRESSURE FOR *rHE AR (FGA T HE MAX. cONE).) IS 5 MM HG.
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T-ITLE--1)IFFb_'- ION OF INDIUM AND ANTIMJNY [14 GERMANIUM IRkADEArRED BY LOW
~ENEPGY ELECTRCNS -U-
04)-DUL)KO G. V MARUN I NA N. I SUKHCV# G.V., ChEREDNICHENKO,
-~CCUNTRY LF INFC-USSR
~_'SCURCE-FIL. TVERD*- TELA 19701 LZ(4), 1,292-4 .."Poo
DATE PUbL I SHE G-- 70
~'_SU6JECT AREAS-MATERIALSt PHYSICS
-T4'JPIC TAGS--MErAL DIFFUSION, ANrIMQNY A-LLOY, GERMANtUM ALLOYP ING[UM
ALLOY* CRYSTAL DLSLOCATIE;Np RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPE, ELECTRON, LOW ENERGY
-,-.":,NEUTRON
C~iTR C LPARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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CIRC ACCESSICN N0--AP0121)228
ABSTRACT/EXTkACT-(U) GP-0- iABsrRACT. THE DIFFUSION OF AN ANU 58 IN GE
u-RIl:,XTE1; IN ThE (111) PLANE AND TREATED CIVER THE filiTIRE SURFACE Willi LOW,
ENERGY ELECTRCNS (SIMALLER THAN 30 KEV) wAS STUDIE0 AT 6.50-850DEGREES
USING kAGIOACTIVE BUTUPES. THE DIFFUSION PARAMEtERS ARE o Suao EQUALS
5.8 TIVES 10 PRIME3 CM PRIMEZ-SECo Q EQUALS 57 KCAL-MULE FOR IN AND
SUBC EQUALS 21 CM PP.I;,iEel_-SEC AND Q EQUALS 48 KCAL-MOLE- FOR S8.
ACCELERATEG DIFFUSION IS RELATED APPARENTLY TO THE FORMATIUN OF A
NETWORK CF OLSLOCATIC.NS BY IRRADhl. FACILfly: TAGANROG.
HADIOTEKH. INST., TAGA,%k-l USSR.,
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USSR UDC 681.325.54.042
ib
N., SHLYAKEITIN, V. T., KRYLOV, Yu. D., PANOV, V. P*., and
PARAMMOV, K. G.
"A Reversible Binary Counter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 280542, Filed 12.Dec 68, Pub.lished 9 Dec 70
(from Referativay-I Zhurnal - Avtomatika,Telemekhanika, i Vychislitel'naya
Tekhnika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No 8BI88 P)
Translation., The purpose of this iavention is to ensure stable operation
of a counter, given a significant level of noise. This ~s acliiev~ed by hav-
ing each digit position of the counter consist of two "memory's cells con-
nected in series -ia an AND cell, while a NOT inverter is connected to
the input of the first position. The binary reversible countor includes
an inverter, which. is meant to control the counter acconJing to the change
in potential; delay lines consisting of logical "memory" elements; logic
c4rcuits consisting of 44D cells; and memory elerients consisting of
logical "memory" elements.
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PRIZESP U,SS*R,
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ABSTRACT- NINETY ONE BASIC AND APPLIED RESEARCH VORKS HAVE BIEN
NOMINATED FOR THE STATE PRI2ES, TWO OF THESEf '"THE MULTI-PURPOSE
INDUSTRIAL HELICOPTER KA-260 BY N I. KAMOV. V' B hL,PFROVICH,
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K..,_,y,,_Ry!jY-ANT5EV. AND F. L. CHERNOUS -tJLTIRA HIGH PRE~ISTON
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ALLOY STEELS AND ALLOYS OF IMPROVED QUALITY ACRUVED BY THE
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USE-k UDG 621.372.822
BRUTYAN, V. G., KIRDYASHOV, V. A. Yu. 1.
"A Device for Drying a Waveguide"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye ohraztsy~ tovarnyye znakij
Ho 21, Jul 71, Author's Certificate No jO8471, Division 11, filed 23 Jan 70,
published 1 Jul 71, p 196
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for drying a
waveguide. The installation contains hermetic sealing devices and pipe
fittings. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the weight and overall
dimensions are reduced by placing a thin dielectric cylinder inside the
waveguide sections with ends in the form of expanding sleeves held in
connectors between the waveguide sections. The input and output fittings
are in direct proximity with each other.

C. Application of Theoretical Probability aind Statistical Methods
USSR
5UKHOV, Yu. M.
"Regularity of Limiting Matrices of Density for One-Dimensional Continuous
~Quantum Systems"
Tr. Mosk. Mat. O-va [Works of Moscow Mathematics Society], 1973, No 26, pp
1SI-179 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernotika, No 6, 1973,
fbstract. No 6V205, from the Introduction).
Translation: This article is dedicated to the study of liniting density
matrices for one-dimensional continuous systems of quantum statistical
mechanics, constructed in an earlier work by the author (RZhMat, 1971,
SB973). The properties of regularity of limiting density matrices are
established, meaning the absence of phased transitions in one-dimensional
continuous quantum systems. Results of this type were.produced in arother
situation by Zhinior. The results produced in the pve~;ant work (existence
and regularity of Iijoitinp density matrices) are extendvd to certain classes
of potontials broader than those in (EhMat, 1971, 613973). The concept of
the limiting Gibbs state is introduced, extending the limiting Gibbs distri-
bution or Gibbs random field to the quantum case, and the regularity of tills
state is proven. 'rho basic method,of the present work I.s .1 modification of
the matrix method,

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USSR UDC 669.231.5'893:[669.294 + 669.28
~SUKHOV, Yu. V.
"Reaction of Platinum-Barium Alloy With Refractory Metals
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Elektron. SVCh (Electronic Engineer-
ing: Collection of Scientific and Technical Works on Electronic Superhigh
Frequencies), 1970, vyp. 8. pp 139-140 (from RZh-Metallu'rglya, No 12, Dec 70,
Abstract No 12 1871 by the author)
Translation: The article considers the reaction of a Pt-Ba alloy with the
reiractory metals Ta and Mo. Hetallograph~c analysis shows that the reaction
rate of the alloy with Ta is legs than with No.
It

USSR
UN 615.385.1
VINOGRAD-FINKEL', F. R., Prof, TERENTYEVA, E. I., Prof,
VOROB'Yr-VA, a. S., TAL'SKAYA, 1. N., LIFLY.ODSKaY, b~. B.,'DOROFFYEVA,
T. N., and SMiSONOVA, N. N., Central Institute of Hematology and blood
Transfusion (Prof A. Ye. Kiselev, Director), Ministry of Health USSR
and Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery (Prof V. I. Burakovskiy, Director),
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR (Moscow)
"Morphological and Biochemical Characteristics and Viability of Washed
Erythrocytes Intended for Surgical-ftocedures With F-ctracorporeal Circu-
lation".
Moscow, Problemy Gematologii i Perelivaniyalrovi, V61 16, No 8, 1971,
pp 3-7
Abstract: Erythrocytes were obtained after separation'of plasma from donor
blood which had been kept in stcrage for 24 'hours, washed with physiological
solution, and examined by the electron microscope mathod; unwashed Orthro-
cytes from the same blood served as controln. After two washings the
submicroscopic organization of cells in the washed erythrocytes did not
differ essentially from that in the unwashed erythrocyties. The conclusion
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USSR
VINOGRAD-FINKEL', F. R., et al., Problemy Gematologiti Perelivaniya Krovi,
Vol 16, No 8, 1971, pp 3-7
was that washing the erythrocytes from blood prepared with a glucose-
citrate preservative and stored for one day has no significant effect on
the ultrastructure of almost the entire mass. Investi.oation of phosphorus
fractions demonstrated the metabolic integrity of the washed erythrocytes
through one or txqo washings. Thus, washing with physiological saline
solution does not alter the structural completeness, metabolic activity,
or biological value of erythrocytes. None of their irdexes differ from
those of erythrocytes of whole blood stored for 1 day~and used for extra-
corporeal circulation in cardiac surgery; they should therefore be recom-
mended as the basic component in perfusates for extracurporeal circulation.
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USSR UDC 615-384.014.41
�IFOIA G. and OLDUROVA, S. V., Laboratory of Blood Preservation, Central
A. P
1,4nistrj of Health USSR, Yoscow
Institute of Hematology and Blood T~ransfiasion, I
"The Effect of Inorganic Phosphorus Added to the Preservative orn the AV. Content
in Preserved Blood Stored for Long Periods"
Moscow.. Problemy Gematologii i Perelivaniya Krovi, No 3, 19'10, pp 2o-24
Abstract: A study was raade to determine the effect of inoi-itanic phosphorus added
to the preservative on the adenosine triphosphate (ATP) content in preserved blood
stored for long periods. Blood prepared with a 1.;lucose-phoaphate preservative con-
taining citric acid was studied. The test objects were plexra, -whole blood and
erythrocytes obtained by blood centrifugation. Analogous 1nvestL(.-,ations of blood
swVles preserved with glucose-citrate solution, but not containLnl- phoSphate,
served as control. Rrnjults of the Inveatigationa are prisilqiLed In two figures
Which show the dynamics of inorganic phoophorus and of Wa in plaorm;, in erythro-
cyteB and in whole blood. Studies showed that during prolOnged -preservation of
4-69c, inorg
blood, with addition of inortanic phosphate,.and atorage al, anic phos-
-ph spho
phorus penetrates the erythrocytes, and participates in the carbohyarate o rus
metabolism of these cells. Inorganic phosphorus is used. in the proces-Z3 of pho3-
phorylation for formation of ATP, as a.result of which the glycolysis period in
e5ythrocytes is increased.

A-
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KIUNDRYUTSKOV~, L. A., A., qU4~-~V
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BOGATKOV, S. V., and CHL-i.'U,~-.30V.,~, YE. 141., Moscow of F-ine
Chemical Technology imeni "j. V& Lomonosov
"Cholinesterase Inhibition by Some Amino Alcohol Esters"
Moscow, Doklady kkadem*ii Nauk SSSR, Vol 196, Ito 2, 1971, PP 352-
355
Abstract- 7he authorn reported for the first tij-n the O;Lidy of the i rite wi--tior.
of amdno alcohol benzoatns C6',[,, I alil a null."br-'r of tL,~-
analogs with but-f-
fyl cholitlesterase (1.U.B 3-1-3.-~O Mn as a
result of prel'-Minar~,,- ex-ocrinents, that tiia chzxacter of v I imtc!--aLtior, Of
these substances vith Cl-", d~i-oends on the qtr.xctun-2 of' tho ar~.;.no r.1cc-hol i-kia
on Ar wid 11. Ohu~.) Oster,-, of "'rirnr. alcollrJ13 Ux~.R~111) tLll:~
cholinesterase and dis-rarty inhibitor proportlics only in concentration.; of 1.0-
Ml/l, 101110 esterr, of socondai-y mid tertlary
c2H5) are not hydrolyzed at all by ChE and manifcst inlhiliitor in
concentrations of t\-/ 10
-6 ro.1/1. -Tn a number Of cases, it was found that the
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KIJZ.,'DRYUTSK
'OVA) L. A., et al. EbkD--dy Ak-adem,114 Naa- SSSI--!, Vol 1,-'6, ,3 2,
PP 352-'355
hydrolysis rate of but.-,.-rylcholj.ra (]:,'L:U'h) in the rres~--nca of dc~s ncz
depend a n the tJ.7,,.e o f thelf. -- p re- - i nvu~- at I, an wit- ii C-, E* ( 3 -'~' 'N -,-h i c ho n, ~~'i -'-ft
the rev-ersib-le inhibit-ion st-urly vas then of Of
the reaction ra~le on thc cu'-Jst-r:~.te (Puc.~I) and ir~-L. -.ir- ccnce~itrat`cn. zi
-U, -
found thE~t the quantity V /V vd-thin -e I'mits of ex- accux r do Z;
Q. I
not depend or t-he substrate concent~atiG!2, . Which JLS C'II,%*--,'ICtLer-"':StJ-C Of'
itiors. it is sur,,-ested tbat ef'JI-C-ctive Ir-MIL-itior re-nxi.-
petitive irdiib- s a co
bination of reaction cemers in one nolccuie, i.e. t',-ae inifftdtor Tw,~it te
i
bifunctional in order 11-o simultarToi;sly b,~, connected, witlt t!'e- mion cent-er ani
suppress deacylation.
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07 '7-
USSR uDe 632,9.5
GVCZDEVA, I. V., LURIK, B. B., STARKOV, A. V.r KA1,21MOV, 11. A.$ 1MMINA,
L N,p and SUMIM"Al.11. N.
PhL
ftSearch for Synergists of Pyrethrins in the Methylene Dioxy lr~yl Series"
Tr. Vh11 dezinfektsii i sterliz. (Works of the All-Union Scientific Reseaxell.
"it t. 2, pp 101-10'
Institute of Dininfection and Storilizatlon)l 1971, vyp.
M-Khimiya, !to 18, Sep 72, Abstract 14o 16N431)
(from RZ
Traaslations For purposes of studying synergtic activity, a Ecries of
piperonylic acid esters ard am-Adez, and piri,2ronal acetals, were zynthesiTcd,
The synorgtic activity of the synthesized compounds was teated in a rLictu.-L-e.
uith pyrathrins in al 10il ratio Irr the topical method. In tezts on house-
flies, the greatest synerg-tic activity i;as shown by butyll nonyl and cyclo-
hexyl esters and N,N,-dipropyl amide. N,11-disubstituted am-ides axo more
active than N-substituted amides. Among the amides synthesized on-the basis
of heterocyclic auincs, morpbolide shoRed th . The roSt
j 0 EriOatest activity
toxic
-for z-vd cock oaches were nixtures of pyrethrins with 11-isopropyl ez_-ie..o
anel piporidido. klon~g tho acotArj, the nost activo Co;qoullds for
Atolic acqtals of Lutyl v-1
were ethyl carbitolic and butyl v.,-.rL
beptyl acotalz. The "cetaI3 ar~o weak aynorrir~ts for xud. conkrai,.010~3. An
investif-ation wan tindv of 1.ho nyncrf~-.'Ua Red.vity of the
t~,;Ihly c2,istant to DDT, T. A,
on r-tn,_Lv~~, f,,f

USSR UDC 51r1-785;-L07
ROZZIN Yu. A. BLO1101IN V. YE. PUSFE012VA Z. V., and &MOVA. I,% YE., TIM
Ural Polytechnical Institute i,-,.-,ni S. Pl. Kirov, Svei-3-11otrok
"Heterylimidazoles. I. The Synthesis of 2-Ifete-Aryl-t~,5-D-L,,2:~vlinild--zoles"
Riga, nimiya GeterotsiklichaskiM Soyedineniy, No 5, 1972), Pr 6ft-.682
Abstract: It is reco-nized that the biimidazoles -Doscees photochromic and
thei7mchromic properties. However, as yet no data are available on the Photo-
and thermochromic properties of heterosubstituted biiiniclazoles. In order to
make such studies possible, fifteen ~Lhich
have not been rrevioii5ly described -- were cynthesizerl I-,,r condensation of benzy!
or p-tolyl col~tionr, vith. heterocyclic ald--hydes in acctfc acid in the prosence
of aiiurznium acetate. 'Die reactions were carried out as Tcllcr,;13: to 20 MI of
boiling glacial acetic acid containiN.; 5 g of airomoniiui aeetlate vas adfteLl '10 nl
of a irarm solution of acetic acid containing 0.01 mie ol' benzill. (or P-tolyl)
anti 0.01 mole of the appropriate aldehyde in a drornrise manner over a period of
2 hr. The reaction mixture was boiled for an addit 'ional 3 hr., following which
it was cooled and pouavd or. 250 g of ice with an e-cess ~)f 11H1,01H. The rczii2tant
precipitate was renoved by filtration, washed with ire-ter, dried, and rc--rystal-
lized. These preparations were then sxibjected to IR spectroscopic analys,-~s.

Stress Analysis and Stability Studies
USSR TTDC 620.10
BIDEWDIN, V. L., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Profasaor,
GOMAN, A. M., Aspirant, Candidate of Technical
F6j~ Technical School imen-i N. E.
Sciences, Docent, Moscow
Bauman)
"Determination of the Stresses and Dislocations in a Ring of
Incompressible Material With Mixed Baundary Conditions"
-ashykh Uc
Moscow, lzvestlx~ VY hebnZkh Zavedeniv. MashinostroyAnLye..
No 12, 1970, pp 5-6
Abstract: The article deals with the solution of, a problem of
-two- mansional deformation for a ring of incomprossible material,
loaded along the external contour by,a radial compresuive load
P(9): on thesector e 4 49,~ and rigidly fast4ned along the
internal contour. The solution to th6problem iii sought in
functions of the complex variable O(z) and 'Por, the caso
of /page 5 a/ the obtained relationshipwof streiises and dis-
locations were computed on a digital 6leotronia,computer, The
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1/3 ulldcL kss IF UED PRUCENS INU UA(t--eJUf_lfU
-.TITLE_-TE'4PER44TUfE CEPENOENCE OF DEFORMATION RESISTANCE IN NICKEL
19LYaDENUA AND NICKEL TUNGSTEN ALLUIS -.U-
AUTH6P-(03)-SUKHQVAR0Vt V.F.t KARAVAYEVA, V.V*r KHARLOVA, R.P.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_':.SOURCE- 17V. VYSSH. UCHEB. zA-vEtr., r-iz. 1970, 1311), 89-93
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
~:`SUBJECT AREAS--MECH., IND.t CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR, MATERIALS
~'.TOPIC TAGS--NICKEL ALLOY9 TUNGSTEN ALLOYI MOLYBDENUM.,ALLOYt REFRACTORY
~HETALP METALDEFORMATIONt OF-FORMATION RESISTANCEP TE.14PERING, METAL
AGING, METAL COMPRESSIBILITY
-....CONTROL r4ARKING--NO RESTRICTLIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1367 STEP NO--UR/OL39/*7~)/013/001/0089/0093
(,IkC ACCESSION INU-AT0120162

23 027 UNCLASSIFIED PRGCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AT0120162
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ALLOYS DIFFERING IN THE LEVEL OF K
-IAT PROCESSES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
STATE EFFECT WERE STUDIED TO DET. W)
CREATION OF THE ANOMALOUS DEPENDENCE 01" OEFORMATION~ kESISTANCE ON TEMP.
AND RATE. ALLOYS OF N1 WITH 5 AND IOPERCENT MO AND 5PEI.,CENT W WERE
HOMOGENIZED 50 HR AT 1200DEGREES AND FORGED INTO ROOS, FROM dHICH WIRE
AND COMPRESSION SPECIMENS WERE PREPD. THE FOLLOWING EFFECTS WERE
S T U 0 1 E 1) (A) THE DEPENDENC E OF ELEC. RESISTANCE ON THE TIME OF
TEMPERING AT 400DEGREES, (R) TI-JE DEPENDENCE OF RESISTANCE To COMPRESSION
ON TEMP. AND RATE AT 20-oOOOEGREES, AND iC) DEFORMA-TI&N CHAkACTERISTICS
DURING TENS!QN AT 20-600DEGREES* TWO COMPRESSION DEFORMATION RATES WERE
USED: 20 AND 2400PERCENT-HRY W141LE THE TENSION RATE WAS ONLY
48PERCENT BEFORE TESTItGv THE SPECIMENS WERE IfELD *1 11R IN VACUO AT
9500EGREES AND THEN H4qDENED IN WATER. DURING TEMRERIN(ly THE -NI MO
10PERCENT'ALLOY SHOWED THE HIGHEST INCREASE OF ELEC. Rr-SISTANCE OF ALL
THE ALLOYS, THE ALLOY NI M3 SPERCENT SHOWED ONLY ASLIGHT INCREASFt ANO
THE ALLOY NI 5PERCENT W HAD A DECREASE OF ELEC. RESISTANCE; ONLY THE NI
Mg 10PERCNET UNDERWENT I STATE TRANSFORMATION TO A SIGN[r-ICANT DEGREE.
FROM THE DEPENDENCE OF RESISTA14CE TO'COMPRESSION DEfOr%'4ATION JN TEMP.
ALL THE ALLOYS UNDER WENT DEFORMATION AGING AT GREATER THAN 150DEGREES.
THIS IS CONFIRMED BY THE OCCURRENCE OF AIN ANOMALOUSLY HIGH RESISTANCE TO
COMPKESSIONDEFORM4TION FOk NI MO LOPE-kCENT AT HIGH DEFORMATION RATES
;(2400PERCENT-HR). DEFORMATION AGING WAS REDUCED CUNSIDERABLY BY
DECREAS-ING THE CONC. ( BY 14EATING THE SPECIMEN 25 HR, AT 1150DEGREES IN
ATM. OF-H).

3/3, 027 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING OATE--2313CT70
CJ R CACCESSION NJI-AT0120162
`A.BSTR;ACT/EXTRACT--TH-;: PAEFFREINTIAL FORMATION OFKSTATE IN TH ALLOY-NI
PLUS MO 10PEACENT TO A LARGER EXTENT THAN IN OTHER ALLOYS WAS CONFIRMED
'BY THE LARGEP DEGREE OF STEP-WISE CHARACTERISTIC OF L-
)EFORMATION TH N
WITH ALLOYS CO,*ITG* 5PERCENT MO'OR W,
HMO

--30OCT70
S PitocEssi
UNCL I FIED NG DAI E
-TLE--DOUBLE FRAGMENTATION Of AN AOAMANTANE RING -I)--
::_.,AUTHOR-(04)-STEPANOV, F.N.v SUKHOVERKHOVv V.Do, BAKLAN, V.F., YURCHENKOv
-A -G.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
~50URCE ZH. ORG. KHIM. 1970s 6(411 884-5.
.:-DATE PUBLISHED---70
_~:.SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC TAGS-ACAMANTANE, AROMATIC CARBOXYLIC ACID, CATALYST, ZINC, THCERMAL
:~1~:OECOMPUSITIGN, BRO14INATION
-_,',cqNTROL PARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.:OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
--PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/216L STEP NO-UR/0366/701006/()04/0884/0885
C-IRC ACCESSICN NC--AP0125744
UNC L I-E 0
I MI, 111 ". No o' m.

012 UNCLASSIF'10~ PROCESSIN6, DArE--30OCT70
,'(-I"iR'r- ACCESS ICN NG-AP0125744
-SSIRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HEATING
-.A-
#3 tBIS (BROMUMETHYL) p5w 7v0l BROMCAUAMANTANE M WXTH P0140. ZN GAVE
.:123,51T*TETRAMETHYLENECYCLOOCTANE (111. 'BROMINAFION OF 11 IN GCL SUB4
~.GAVE 1. THE REACTION OF 11 WITH HBR GAVE
-1'93,0&'BRGMUt5t7tDlMEThYLALJAMANTANF. THE REACTION OF I I Vil TH HCO SU62 H
a 'YLIc ACID.
lN IPERCENT. OLEUM GAVE It 3, Of METHYLADAMANTANE,5, 7, DI CAR (1),
C.ATALYTIC-ALLENE rETRAMERIZATION GIVES
.,IS-3,4v6,TETRAMETHYLENECYCLOOCTENE* NOT It', AS PEPORTED -BY I. WILLIAMS7
E FACLLITYt
T AL., (1962). , KIEV..POLITEKH. INST., KIEV, USSR.
UNCLASS I FIED

MSR UDC 546.161
AUNCHROVA, 1. F., -NEPOREZOV, V. S. , and F. j Acade=y ol"
Sciences MR, Institute of General and 1-norganic CherAst--y imeni 11. S.
Kurnakov
"Kinetics ofthe Interaction of Fluorine with Iron-1-fickel Moys,"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol qj No 2, Isla-rt,,pr 73, pp 190-191
Abstracts The kinetics of the interaction of fluorine irith 5011 iron-nickel
alloy (in '54 50 Fe, 0.3 Sip 0#5 M, 0.05 Rol 49 Na, 0.15 Al) and 79j,'!-i iron-
nickel alloy (in 80 Ni, 0.5 Si, M mn, 3.9.1-10, 15 Fe) wore investil-ated,
The interaction of F with 5014 alloy at 350-500 1 deserlbod by a lincar
dependence in tire, results In development of loose fluorine films- easily
separating into layors. The interaction of F with 791,.L; alloy proceeds
linearly av 700-8500, with development of porous filra;s'.separating into 1--yerz,
It proceeds parabolically at- 500-6500. The appaxent activatdon energy oi the
interaction procennos is 4580 cal/mol for 550-650o (fluoripe 6-iffussion through
U,
the fluoride layer) ~nd 16,660 cal/mol for 700-850" (chomical Interaction of
reagents). Two figures, two tables, twelve bibliogr-aphic raferences.
66

USSR
SUKNENKO. V. V., CHIKIN, L. A.
"One System for Automation of Programming of Classes of Problems"
Matematika, Nekotor. Eye Pril. i Metodika. Prepodav, [Mathem.0tics, Some of
its Applications and Methods of Teaching --,Collection of Works], Rostov-na-
Donu, 1972, pp 19-25 (Translated from Ileferativnyy Zhurnal Kibcrnetika, No 4,
1973, Abstract No 4V659, by V. Mikheycv).'
Translation: A description is presented of a system for automation of
programming of individual classes of prograins, based on a simplified algoi-
ithmic language. Each such class is defined by a certain system of standard
procedures, and the solution of any specific problem is achieved by a certain
sequence of procedurcs from this system. The system of procedures is re'll-
izcd by the subroutines of a specific computer, allowing SUCC.CSSfUl LltiliZI-
tion of the capabilities of the computer itself as well. as the accumulated
experience in automation of programming, through tho library of standard
suhroutines. Inforiiiation on 1010 PI-0131CIM is fixed fil th* form of a matrix,
the rows of which correspond to individual procedures and cont.ain the actual
input language cont.aills a small
parameters of the proceduros. The suggested
nurpber of structures. All pi-cparation of the problem fwi, compuir..-I, solution i:;
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Suknenko, V. V., Chikin, L. A., Matematika, Nekotor. Eye Pril. i Metodika
Prepodav., Rostov-na-Donu, 1972, pp 19-.25.
performed by the consumer and consists in writing its algorithm in the input
language and fixation of the initial inform-ition. The algorithms are
written in the input language of a specific computer by means of an interpre-
ter program. The basic structures of tlie language are variables and opera-
tors. Variables may be of two types -- matrix and supplementary. Matrix
variables refer to quantities which are~elemcnts of the matrix of infoz~matioli
and-are identified by row and column numbers. Stipp lementary variables refer
to individual values included in the output parameters of tI)e procedures and
are represented by individual letters. The initial data of the problem and
constants arc considered particular cases. of matrix variables, and are included
in the program as such. The values of these variables are determined in the
initial inscription into the information matrix. The operators the lan-
guage are designed for performapce of the following operations: access of
subroutines in machine code; transmission of information from one row of a
matrix to another and entry of output parameters of subroutines in the matrix;
branching of computational processes; organization of-external loops; printing
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Suknenko, V. V., Chikin, L. A., Matematika, Nekotor. Eye Pril. i Mctodika
Prepodav., Rostov-na-Donu, 1972, pp 19-25,
of intermediate and final results; stopping of the machine. Theoperators
are eqmpped with numerical labels. At tile beginning of each prograin is a
description of the matrix, containing information on its dimensionality.
Algorithms, written in input language, are produced in tvo successive stagoes
using the interpreter, which consists off two main part-,; -- the analyzing
program (AP) and the interpreting program (IP). A specific realization of tile
inte~rprcter is presented for the Ural-11 comE)uter. The IP is constrLICtOd
according to the principles of organization of the IS-2 interpreting system
for the M-20 computer. It is noted tllat~ the system 1-1 Coll
. csted I s b
tested in calculation of curved surfaces for shipbui Iding, problems of
generation of dimensions for drawings in machine building and statistical
processing of data. 4 biblio. refs.
3/3
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lmm-wTl'
ft" Emu"

USSR WC 549.746
PULEV, L. K. ZHDANOV, YU- YA., Y.ASHnMZVA, K. I., SMXVI Y. S., and
ak-utsk Bran "N"I ftbdrl-ne,,Dt~paxtment
Institute of Geology, Y 0
~~14 A~ademav of Sciences USSR
"Nagnesium and Aluminum Hydrocarbonates the Idew JUneral Inlifirite"
2apWU Vsesoyu=ogc 11ineralogicheskogo Obahchestva,, 2na Series, No 21 1971,
178-183
Abstracti A new mineral has teen found along the Indifirka river In liorth-
east Yakutia (near the Artic Circle). Called 1'irAJXiriV,.,j" the mineral is
a rosette-like divergent, randonly arr?xged aggregate. In the coater of t1he
rosette there axe accassicnally fine "seed!' hips, In tb3,ftne =kcs, fan-
ishaped deposits are cleabod by a mss of very fine fib=? needles? or
lwdxa about I mm in length. Ind1firite IS nnowwhita, -:Ind has a glossy
luster with a sil]ky cast. The Imtness is.;about 2. The lwtina and fibers
are elastic. The specific weight is~l.6 +.o.i.
Indigirite is not radioactl7e arA is optically ar-lootropic. It is
insoluble in tater, alcohol, and a=onila. In acids and KOH it dissolves
instantlyt with the formation of oxdorless gan bubbles. OhvniaO. analysis
gave the folloving composition$ (in ut.%)t tlgOp 12.0.8%; A120 t4.58%; cao
3
_74-

USSR
Obc,,11chestvaq
INDOIEVI L, H. j et al., Zapiski Ysesoyusnogo 'Itineralogicheskqgo
2rA Series, Vo 29 19719 PP 178"183
s03 0.45,55.
o.40 Fe 2 031, 0.64r. C0,19 24.16%; H2o, k4.36,%
Paectron microsCOPIC pict=es reveal d elongated tabt r forms
ala with
uneven edges. Fine material was noted in the c3,nr3talline spaces and dehydra-
tion of the nineral urAer vacuum was observed, The paxazeters of the de-
hydrated crystals were found to be for c: o 6.23 t 0,0211 lengthifisie and 3,16+
0.02A crossidse, which was close -to thatoof artinite. De'bye poirder patter-n-5
for the untreated airaral did not natch any imoim rdneral: or synthetic co:1.
pouncl. Heat treatment at 1000C also Gave an or!Czinal Debya pattern, but
material heat treated at 900 00 showed a spinol-ty-pe pattern which is natural
for a nagnesiizi-aluninum hycirocarbonate. float loss curves ~ showed endotharmic
>00 0 0
minim at, 12 # 160 1 and 215 C, Verj little. change in -Atdght ns noted
above 200 C. A verj. slirshl, endotheraic effect inz noted at 550 0 -P r two
-0
of fbxee samples. The peaks suggested loss of water of crymstaIlIzationj
hyd=Wl waterp anddswoiation of complex carborates, Infra-red spectra
confirmed the proposed structuane of the new zineral, CoArarisons were also
made with other water-containing aagnesium or,zarnesium-aluadnum, carbonates.
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112 052 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT70
TITLE--INFRARED SPECTRA OF HIGH TEMPERATURE BORATES CONTAINING COMPLEX
ANIONS -U-
AUTHOR-SUKNEV, V.S.
C OUNT RY OF INFO--USSR
,~SOURCE-ZH. PRIKL. SPECKTROSK. 1970, 12131, 491-6
._0ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMisrRY, PHYSICS
,-.TOPIC TAGS--BORATE, MAGNESIUM COMPOUND, IRON COMPOUND, BORON COMPOUND,
TEMPERATURE MATERIAL, IR SPECTRUM
C.0N TqOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-.00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
",J)ROXY REEL/FRAMF--1997/0316 STEP NU--UR/0368/70/',)12/003/0491/0496
ACCESSION NO--AP0119303
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 052 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119303
IABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE IR SPECTRA OF MG
.BORATES WEREMEASURED AT 400-3640 CM PRIME NEGATIVE1. FOR
.SUBIO.4.5-H SUB2 0, A STRUCTURAL FORMULA MG (B SUB6 10 SUH9
JL PLUS N) H SUB2 0 IS SUGGESTED. SPECTIRA OF FE BORATES
:APE ISOSTPUCTURAL WITH THEIR MG ANALOGS.
DArE--230CT70
AND FE
MGB SUB6 0
10H) SUB2).
SHOW THAT THEY
UNCLASSIFI

U2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE~SING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--INFRARED SPECTRA OF ASCHARITES -U-
AUTHOR-(02);,~UKNE~VV..S.q BROVKIN,I,AsA,,
~"GOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PRIKL. SPEKTROSK. 1970, 12(2)t 246-54
-SEDATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
_.~~.SUBJECTI AREAS--CHEMISTRYi EARTH SCIENCES'AND OCEANOGRAPHY, PHYSICS
JOPIC TAGS--lik SPECTRUM, IRON COMPOUND, MANGANE5F COMPOUND, MAGNESIU14
.,'_.._.COMP(jUNDt RORATE, MINERALs DEUTERIUM COMPOUND
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,~'.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
'_iPROXY RE-CL/FRAME--1995/1243 STEP NO--UR/0368/70/,)L2/002/0248/0254
~CIR_C ACCESSION.NO--AP0116705
UNCLASSIFIED

.212 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
,~,t'IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116705
.'.ABSTRACTlEXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE I R SPECTRA OF NAIURAL,
~SYNTHET IC AND DEUTERATED ASCHARITES AS WELL AS HYDROXYL AND
HYDROASCHARITES WERE RECORDED. THE BAND FREQUENCIES FOR ;iG SU32 (B SU82
0 SU34 (OH) I (CHI t 414G SUiIZ NEGATIVE (B SU62- 0 SUB4 C 00) t 00) , MN SUB?- ( 6
:SUB2 0 SUS4 (OH) ) C DH) , FE SUB2 18 SU82 0 SU14 ( OH) I (GH) MG SU32 (f5 SIJBZ
NEGATIVEX H SU63X 0 SUB4 40H))(Off) AND MG. SU62(5 SUBZ 0 SUB4 ('k)H))(OH)NH
SU82 0 ARE GIVEN AND DISCUSSED IN DETAIL. THE STRUCTUaAL FORMULA FOR
ASCHARITE WAS DETD. AS MG SUB2 (B SUB2 0 SU83 (OH) SU~Q) 0. THE FE AND
MN ANALOGUES OF ASCHARITES (THE LATTER ALSO CALLED SUSSEXITE) WERE ALSO
INVESTIGATED AND POSITIONS OF BANDS NEAR 570 AND 927 CM PRIME NEGATIVE1
.ARE GIVEN AS FUNCITONS OF FE AND h
~N CONTENT. FORMULAS ARE DERIVED FOR
:~.:--SPFCTRAL DETN. OF FE AND MN.

LIZ 025 UNCLASSIFIED PiWCES~SING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF PARTIAL REMOVAL OF THE.CEREBELLUM ON DELAYED VISUAL AND
..~AUDITORY REACTIONS -U-
.~.4UTHOR-,-!-SUKNlDZE, TS.G.
.-.CGU,NTRY:OF INFO--USSR
~SOURCE-AKADEMIIA NAIJK GRUZINSKOI SSR, SOOBSHCHENI[Av VOL. 57v FEB. 1970,
P .449-451
AT E PUBL ISHED----FEB70
Ulu E C TAREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCI4ENCES
TOPIC TA(;S--tiRAIN, SURGERY, VISUAL PER.CEPTroiN, AUDITEON
"dONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~_DOUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~_~?,ROXY RE-EL/FRAME--3001/0836 STEP Ntl--UR/0251/70/057/,3'30/041,9/01+51
-.,:CIRC ACCESSt ON NO--AP0126513
UNCLASSIFIED

025 UNCL AS S I F rED PROCESSIS'NIG DATE-230CT70
.%IIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126513
,.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF THE VISUAL AND AUDITORY
~-_RXEACTIOINS TO ALIMENTARY STIMULI IN AGROUP OF' 5 DOGS PRIOR Ju AnD AFTER
JHE EXTIRPATION OF L08i SIMPLEXt FOLIA, TUBER VERMIS At-it) PYAMIS FROR
CEREBELLUM. THE EFFECT OF THIS OPERATION ON THE MEMORY OF THE
15 DkSCUSSEDP INDICATING COMPLETE RECOYERY OF THEIR REFLEXES WITHI14
MONTH. FACIL.ITY: AKADEMlrxN NAUK-BRUZrNSKOL~SSRr. INSTITUT
~_FfZIOLOGII. TIFLIS, GEORGIAN SSR.
Illur, ASStFrEG

USSR uDc: 612.827-olQ,
SUKNIDZEY Ts. G., Institute of Physiology, Academy of Sciences Georgian SSR
"The Effect of Partial Extirpation of the Cerebellum on DF!layed Visual and
Auditory REflexes"
Tbilisi, Soobshcheniya Akademii Nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Vol~57, No 2, 1970, PP
-449-451
Abstract: Experiments on dogs showed that after partial extirpz~.tion of the
cerebellum (lobulus simplex, folia, tuber vermis, pyramid), previously formed
vioual and aiiditoi-j conditioned reflexes remained intact., but short-telTl
viijual and wirlitorj memory war, im aired. Whereas prior to cu-,t,irr,.ry tile nayii.,iwa
(Ae 1 1 t
,,e ry '1, 1, C -ea-3or0
delay in visible perception was 10-20 ainutes, af ter nurl,'
5 min. The maximum delay in auditory perception w--G 7-10 ali(I 2 min, respec-
tively. There was no change after the operation in laby-ri nth L tie - kine stile Li (I
memory. Hovever, a month after the operation the aelayea vi3ual and auditory
reflexes were completely restored and the duration of thr:., delay returned to the
preoperative level. The temporary impairment of short-tLrm memory caused by
5urgery is ascribed to a decrease in the activating influence.of the cere-
bellun an the cortex mediated through the reticular fomation, on the visual
and auditory regions of the cekebral cortex,, and on the t3ensory and associative
neurons.
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USSR UDC 615.471:615.844
SUKO1r&.1.74A,,--Te-.- A., TSIKHON, V. 11., and KIRICHENKO, V. G., All Union Scientif-c
-Research Institute of Medicall Instrument Building, 11-bscaw
"Apparatus for Treatment With Diadynamic Currents "Tonus-111
Moscow, Lkieditsinskaya Tekhnika, NTo 5, Sep/Qct 73, pp 59--62
Abstract: A new model for treatnent vith.diadynamic enrrents has Ixen
developed -- Tonus-1 - with the goal of producing a simple, utilitarian and
safe unit. Tonus-1 produces 9 types of diadynamic currants. Maximilm protec-
tion. of tho patient is one of the strong points of Tonu-.-I.
3-i
MAI '16 didifil; Eft i

UNCLASSiffEW i IPRIfLLSSING DATE--30OCT70
FAGOCYTARIC ACTIVITY OF BLOOD aucocYTES IN,CHILDREN WITH
:BRONCHIAL ASTHMA AND CHRONIC PNEUMONIA -U-
AUTHOR-'%02)-SUKQVATYKH, T.N., RUBINSHTEYN, YE.V.
,::.CCUNTRY OF INFC--USSR
SOURCE-LDRAVOOKHRANENIYE 6-ECORUSSII, 1970,9, NR 69 PP 56-57
,:.:-PATE PLOLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
4-l'.TUPIC TAGS-RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASE, PNEUMONIAr LEUKOCYTE, PHAGOCYTOSIS
CC19TROL KARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
TEP NC--UR/Cli77/701000/006/0056/0057
..~PROXY REELIFRAME--3001/0914
S
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0126573
UNCLASSIFIED

~~w 7
212 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NC-AP0126573
~AGSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FAGQ(;YTARIC All:[TIVITY OF
LEUCOCYTES HAS BEEN STUDIED IN CASES OF 43RONCHIAL ASTHMA AND CHRONIC
PtIEUMUNIA. 64 CHILDREN SICK 141TH BRONCHIAL AS:rHMA AND 59 UNES, WITH
CHRCNIC PNEUP.CNIA UF THE 1-11 GROUPS. HIGHER SHOidNGS OF THE
FAGOCYTARIC INDEX HAVE 6EEN DETECTED IN MORE THAN 14ALF k-')F THE PATIENTS.
~IN SO,'-'.E CHILDREN WITH A SEVERE UEVELOPMENT Of BRONCHIAL ASTIVIA THE
FAGCCYTARIC INDEX HAS 8FEN LOWEREGI. THE FAGOCYTARIC NUMBER AND
4 P,
FAGOCYTOSIS INTENSIVENESS IN COMPARISON WITH THE FArsocyr. IC INDEX HAVE
,;~,-~'BEEN. LOWER IN A MAJORITY Of SICK CHILDREN, FACILITY: KAFEDRA
PEDIATRII,BElORUSSKt3GO INSTITUTA.. FACILITY:~
-.USOVERSHENSTVOVANIYA VRACHEY I 8AKTERIOLOGr.CHESKAYA. FACILITY:
LABURATCRIYA 5-Y KLINICHESKOY 8OL'NITSY:o
ult

Heat, Combuation., D~t6iiation
USSR UDC 662-813.2+536.46
BELYAYEV, A. F., SUKOYAN KOROTKOV, A. I., SULIMOV, A. A.
"Concerning the Consequences of the Penetration of Combustion Into a Single Fore"
Novosibirsk, Fizika Goreniya i. Vzryv-a, No 2, June 1970, pp -166-1:(l
Abstract: It has been shown in other references that the penetration of corrbus-
tion into a two-dimens'
lonal unit pore (crack) of powder or hiCh explosive brinFs
about, under certain conditions, excess pressure in it. The initial effect
exerted by the excess pressure upon the sider.,of the crack can, under certain con-
ditions, bring about enlargement of the crack, which condition is manifested in
a depth increase. In the article are set forth results of weasure-ment and cal-
culation of the value of excess pressurei in addition, consideration is given to
Special features of the growth of burning cracks. The value of the excess pres-
sure in an undeformed two-dimensional pore is obtained. The pressure increase
-undergoing deformation is calculated. The- growtli of burning
in a burning pore
Acted upon by excess pressure in examined.
cracks

TA
USSR UDC 621,039.3
KOLOKOL'TSOV, N. A., MINENKO, V. P.t NIKOLAYEV, B. I., STJ1ABERIDZ~,,,G. A.,
and TRETIYAK. S. A.
"Constructing Cascades for Separating Multicomponent Isotope Mixtures"
Moscow, Atomnaya energiva, Vol 29, No 6, Dec 70, pp 425-429
Abstract: At present, there is a great deal of interest in separation of
isotope nixtures and consequently in the theory of building separating
multicomponent cascades, with the requirement that-isotopes of intermediate
mass as well as those of extreme mass be separated. Nothing that the dif-
ficulty in designing these cascades is that the concentration of inter-
mediate-mass isotopes tends to be a maximum inside the cascade, the authors
discuss systems of continuous profile cascades for separa,1-ing isotopes of
intermediate mass, and the simulation of these cascades by actual flows
consisting of constant-flow sections. The five steps required for this
simulation process are outlined, and the modeling of a continuous profile
cascade for the separation of tungsten isotopes, in the form of the gaseous
compound WF6, is given as an example.,

J1,RS 60651
29 November 1973
ACCELE'RATION OF IOVS BY A RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON REJAM
Art Icle A. Plvymo~ S.
Va. V. rozop, B. A and I.- V. Zh'~r-naITnkhnirji#-
R.W~Ixn. Val. 43, No. T,71Vff.*:;iSned to press 22 June 1972.
pp.
Abstract
The effect of Ion acceleration by a relativistic electron its= was
Investigated. protons wee accelerated to 6'- 7 ~dlljoil electron volts
for an energy of an electron beam of approximately one million electron
volts. Tire beam ctimpositiort~oad Its vfwrii~f dtatribution were studied. it
wm de monst"ced thnt the- energy -of protafta accelerated by elac~rons rives
store rap
idly than linearly vith at Increase in the accelerating voltage In
che 0.1 - I all1lon electron volts range..
lite effect of Ion accalarottlen in am electron beam, was obsarv~d
initially when obt4ining nonrqlatlylatic teiect~ basmat from a pjavma emittel!
t1f. Protons and Leon of carbon with astairum energlen of 4 - 5 and 10 - ZO
Fev witim recorded in the following experissints for ain average of 200 - 300
ke,, eivetron tnnrgy 121. A llnear rise to the energy of Iona with ma In-
,rvast In the energy ofWlectrons was obii-erved In the ran4e of 10 - 200 ktlo-
volt accelerating voltages onaer optian.1, izanditions for tea acceleration.
This opened up the poesibIlLty for c"ttlox am electron jet ion accelerator
at 10 - 1110 F&V Using I - 2 Her nlatirlittle electron beena. Sam Inweti-
gotions In thil direction were conducted usitill high current electron resona-
ter accelerators.
Arrangement of Experiment
2, Ion acceleration by means of electrons was done by using a variable
accrlorating voltage oxcillatiag with a. frequency of 6.3 magalls. and an Initial
amplitude of 0.2 1 megavolts; applied to the accelerating gap. Ih* high
USSR Ll
I-IN

TJSSR
V-t TSKHADAYA
B. A.; MUTTO., A. A. (Sukhmil Physicotechnical
Institute)
"Peculiarities of Intensive Electron Bean, Tormation in aBounded Plasma"
Kier.. Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnal; June., 1971; pp 992-14
ABSTRACT: Peculiarities of the formation of strong-current, pulsed electron
beams were stL
died by a method of the prelin-inaxy.filliAg of an accelereing
gap with plasna. A distinctive feature of the method ir;, that the plasma-filled
gap has a high conductivity which allows;currents of 10 14 - 105 amps with a
duration of 16-7 - 10-1 see to be attained in the gap. After a certain criti-
cal value of the current has been attained in the gap:,,the olmic resistance
o,f the gap rises, resulting in a sharp decrease in tho'current, and a sharp in-
crease in the potential difference across-the gape Injthis ~case the plasma is
broken into anodic and cathodic vith corresponding potentials.
--- ---- ----

USSR
SULADZE K. V. at al. UknUnskiy Fizicheskiy Zhunial p Jun 71t pp 992-994
Probe measurements show that all of the drop in voltage ev the stage at
which the current sharvly decreases is concentrated in the plasma gap. It is
at this stage that the electron beam is formed. The critical current value
13 --1
depends on the plasma concentration, and at a concentration of 10 cm - it
4 04
reached 5-10 mps. At the same time., the beam current reached 2e1 amps,
-7
the accelerating volta.ae was 45 kvip and the current pulse duration was 3,16-' sec.
2/2

USSR UDC 621-774-35-001.4
PLYATSKOVSKIY, 0. A., Doctor of Technical Science:i, POROMIUKOV, YU. Z.,
SMI=L V, V. M., UJ31RIYA, A. YE., Candidate.of Technical
STATMO
3-cFe-H30-tand TSERMLI, P. A.
Pr"Cipal Parameters of the Duformation Process by High-Temperature Thermo-
mechanical Treatment of Pipes"
Dne ropetrov5k Metallurgicheskaya I Gornorudnaya Pronyalilennost', No 4,
(70~p Jul-Aug 71, pp 34-3?
Abstracti At many active pipe rolling plants, reduction mills can be utilized
for high-temperature thermomechanical treatment (h'rlfi':) of pipes. Workers
of the All-Union Scientific Research Instltute of Pipes and specialists of
the Rustavsk Metallurgical Plant have developed the technology of HTNT of
hot-rolled compressor pump plpeG (73 X 5-5 NO of carbon steels ( brands 20
and 35) and low-alloyed steel (36G42S) by rolling on a 20-cage reduction mill
with rolls 350-4,00 mm. in diameter. The HTW technoloCr is discussed by
reference to diagrams showing the general arrangement and the change of the
metal pressure on rolls under different rolling conditions. In hTI)rf the
metal pressure on the rolls of pipes with precooling indeforming cases Is
approximately twice ae high as in the standard process of hot reduction.
Investigation data were used for planning an industrial experimental produc-
1/2
r"Mil 4
9: 5T 41MA11,

USSR UDC 518~iS:681.1.06
KALINICHENKO, L. G., BAKLANOVA, L. V., SULAKSHIN, S. S.
"Determination of Correlation Characteristtcs Using the Minsk-I Computer"
Xzv. Tomsk. Politekhn. In-ta lNews of Tomsk Polytechnical institute], Val
217, 1971, pp 32-38, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika,
No.10, 1971, Abstract No 10 V816).
NO ABSTRACT.

USSR um 621-327-534.2.032.927
RICHEV, M. A.
"A Method of Assembling the Electrodes for Gas-Discharge Tubes of High and
Superhigh Pressure"
Moscow, Qtkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Proqrshlennyye Obraztsy,,Tov nyye Znaki,
No 7, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 329593, Division G, filed 22 Jul 70,
published 9 Feb 72, p 208
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of assembling
electrodes for high-pressure and superhigOi-pressure gas-diticharge-tubes.
~2he electrodes consist of a core wound with a helix. ks'a distinguishing
feature of the patent, the assembly operation is simplifted by placing the
helix loosely over the core in such a way that a gap remains between the
core and the inner surface of the helix, and the helix ir, fastened to the
core by welding its first turn to the end face of the coTe in'a shielding
gas atmosphere.
100

Moscow, Otkrytiya Izzobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 7, Mar 72, Author's Certificate NO 329598, Division G, filed 22 Jul 70,
published 9 Feb 72, p 209
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a gas-discharge tube
with alkali metal iodide additives. The tube contains wi outer envelope,
a gaz-discharge burner and a current-donducting crossbar enclosed in a
tube of insulating material such as quartz. As a distinjruishi~ng featture
gh the burner envelope
of,the patent, migration of alkali metal ions throu,,
is reduced by applying a layer of metal such as aluminum to the outer
zurface of the tube. 'The metal layer is connected to an~alectric circuit
ode in parallel. with the burner.
consisting of a resistor and di
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2/2
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T
USSR UDC 542.91-4-661.718.1
DZIUNDUBAYEV, K. D. BEYS11EKEYEV, Zh. , ALDASIIEVA, A. ,
I - KTODEKOVA, T., Institute of Organic Chemistry, Acade,-.,Iy of
SULAYMANOV A-, TO"
'Sciences ot the Kir.iz SSR
"Synthesis of Ilized Phosphites Based on 10-(O-Hydroxypropyl-(cthyl)]phenothia-
zine"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(103), No 2, Feb 72, pp 337-340
Abstract- The r..uthor.,; stu(!Jivd the reiction of 1.0- (~-hydro:np ropy!) pheno-
thiazine and with
d dichlorides, pliosphorus trichloride and (limc-.triyl~,t,-nidol-,Iiosphoi.-otis acid
dichlorides

USSR UDC 547-341
PETROV2 K. A., KHORKHOYANU, L. V., DZHUIfDUBkYEV, K.
NhA _V L.A
"Synthesis and Properties of '0 Alkoxyvinyl Phosphonic Anhydrides"
P-A
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchqy 12jimii, Vol 400 No 9, Sep 70,
pp 1971-1973
Abstract: A new method for the synthesis of anhydrides offi-alkoxy-
vinylphosphonic acid (1) is described, consisting of the reaction
of equimo3~Lr quantities of the diehloroanhydride with the complete
ester of p-alkoxyvinylphosphonle acid. The product, is a monomer.
To obtain )O-Propoxv-~o(-methylvinylphosphonic anhydrIde, (1) in an
absolute benzene pyridine mixture la reacted with titbsoliilEe methanol.,
'The reaction mixture is refluxed for 5:bro, precip.itate separated,
filtrate washed with benzene, solvent evaporated, and reaidual mass
kept for 1-1#5 hr3 at 80-100110-15 ram. These anhydrides react ifith
to yield five membered oyalic.asters, Thig opoxides are
added in Joe tollowed by heating the reaction =Lxture Xor 6-7 hwa
~to 70-1000,

Ui~~R UDC 547.341
PaTROV, K. As HHORKHOYANU, L. V., DZHUITDUBAYFV, K., SULAYMANOV, A.
"Synthesis and Properties of P-Alkoxyvinylphosphonic Anhydrides I."
Lenin 91 40, No 91 Sep 70,
9grad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimli, V
pp 1 8-1970
Abstract: To the dichloroanhydride of ~-ethoxyvlnylphosphonic acid
"in anhydrous toluene, water was added dropwise at 200 followed by
heating the reaction mixture for 2 hrs at 1100 unde!r a stream of
nitrogen. The solvent was evaporated and the residue IC t 2-3 hra
at 2-3 mm vacuum and 100-1100 to yield the anhydr.We OfTethoxy-
vinylphosphonic acid M, m-p- 75-761), a thermally stable hydro-
scopic, brittle materl7al. Another way of obtaining (1) was by
adding water to the starting d1chloroanhydride kopt in anhydrous
benzene-p7ridine mixture; absolute methanol could be nitbatituted
for water. To obtain a monoallc7l aster, (1) dissolved in anhydrous
benzene or toluene wan refluxed 6-10 7ars wfth anhydrous alcohol in
a dry atmonphare. After removing this solvent, tho resf.thjo was kept
~at 90'alOO/7-Boun Vor ')-) btiot yimlding tho prodwit - 41#4.-k sympy

A~fR~ ','III
, _ ffffljjjj~ .I

USSR UDC 547.26'118
PETROV, K. A., TRESHCHALINA, L. V., and SULAYMANOV, A.
"Synthesis of the Derivatives of 0-Alko)qVinyl-phosphonic Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey'Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 4, Apr 73, pp 753-758
Abstract: Reaction of the anhydride of 6-ethoxyvinylphosphonic acid with
hexylamine and p-toluidine yields amide. salts of B-ethoxyvinylphosphonic
acids; in case of aromatic amines the phosphorylation occurs through the
stage of the formation of amide salt of 6-ethoxy-vinylpyrophosphonic acid.
A synthetic method has been developed for,the synthesis of acid phenyl
esters of a-alkoxyvinylphosphonic acid byTeacting phenol with the anhy-
drides of these acids. It has been established that during the reaction
of anhydrides with substituted phenols occasionally monoesters of 0-
alkoxyvinylpyrophosphonic acid are formed instead of monoarylphosphonates.
Phenolysis of 8-ethoxyvinylphosphonic acid dichlorides vith the reagent
ratio 1:1 leads to the formation of aryl ether chlotoanhydrides which upon
reacting with ainines yield ether amides.
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USSR
UDC: 621.391:5-19.2
SUL'Dill, 1,1'. D.
-~unct
rOiristortions o.
the Indeterminacy -ion n ilormal Frequezicy-
Time S~hiftsll
V sb. i S J, f'h. 2 1~ J, idectrol-LIC:E; It'-,
tile -71;--tioaal ~-'co-nomy of -Lh~:-: ~U;33R., Paxt 2--collect-i-o--l of I'Torks)
Kuybvshev, 1070, DI) -)1'5-320 from Jo. 3, ~.arcll
71, Abstract 14'o. ~AG4)
Translation: I,%. p p r o x. i m, te expr,~: s~,-- ions are obtain-::-J for comrjutin~
the ---lthe-liaticai c4,-.a'u ion ant! dii-,,persion of th~~ i-ndete-minacy
unction for Gaussian piLllzes and other processei: . 1,...,o illustra-
tions, biblio~~raphy of seven. R. 8,

USSR UDCI: 621-396.677
T
SUL DIN-rL, J.
~,,-Geometrica_-, 31aado,,-.ri.n,-. of a Rougii Jut-face in Det,~rrninint- its '_-ff7_
feet on a Vibrator Dir;--cticnal Dice-ram"
V sb. Radio e 1 r!Irtron. v nar. -ve S14
3H, Ch. 2 (R-~Ldioelcctronics in
thf- n
-io al,.,~cirjr.~jy o-. tn.,- U,31~j.(, -.-rirt. of wort:s)
Kuy"byshuv, 1970, pp 209-215 (from i."*Zh-!',cidiote-'-~~-i~,,4-iL-a, i~_o. 3, Larch
71, Abstract No. 3B33)
I_
Transla--Aon: 'I" I i oef--,;'-.-,ct o-f reflection from a aurface with Iar,~t~-
scale coarseness on the ~`kir-_-cticnal diafTra:.-, of ', vibr,-nktor
rien
a ttorinx- of '-he meves do not co-
the directiom of , rrival and sea U
-oression is ob'-ained for computi.rig
incide is considered. n ex
the shiadovini'l func t ion at low ouservation angles. 2our illustra-
tions, bibllok:_,raphy of ninu. N. 3.
_15-7

1/2 009
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
.TATLE--;-DEWATER ING OF PETROLEUIMS FROM THE SANGACHALY 014VANNY1 SEA OEPOSIT
_U_
A.B.,-.MAMEDQV., KH.,M.k. MAMEDOVo G.Z.p GUMBATOV,
G.G.
~'.COUNTRY OF-'
VISO,
I~.S OURC E-- AZER BNEFT. K110Z. 1970t (1), 32-4
~PATIE PUBLISHED ------- 70
...]SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--PETaOLEUM DEPOSIT, PETROLEUM DEHYDRATION, CRUDE OIL,
LOGATIONY MOLECULAR WEIGMTr PCT~OLEUM 0EMWLSIFICATloNllU)NCHK
DEMULSIFIER
,'~CONTROL MARKING--NO RFSTRICTIONS
~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,:PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/2071 STEP NCI--UR/0487/70/()00/(')01/0032/-,)t)34-
~CIRC ACCESSION N()--A!)0127444
i it:r T A-1 T_l__

3f)CT-10
PROCESSM DATF--~
212 009 UNCLASSIFIED
~-'C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0127444
-ik3STRACT/EXTRACT--(U)-GP-0- ABSTRACT. SANGACHALY DOVANNYI SEA PETROLEUMr
-ES 6T.8 CSTr CO TG.
0 PRIME20 0.3834# MOL. WT. 254r VISCOSITY AT 200EGR.~- N
~":-.6.5PERCENT SILICA GEL TARS, 20PERCENT H, ~LIBZ SO SU34 TARS, 14PERCENT
ASPIiALTE-NES, 8-10PER'CENT PARAFFIN M. 5LDEGREESt 0.3ZPERCENT NAPHTIV-*NIC
:,--AC I DS 46PERCENT PARAFFINIC I E 135 R E
NAPHTHENIC. HYDROCARBONS: [N TH 62- DEG E S
IPERCENT OF FRACTIONS B. IS SMALL;FR NNN.'fP EQUAL TO
BODEGP EES t AND ALK. WATER WITH SO SU84 PRIMEZ NEIGATLVE HAIWNESS WAS
OfEWATEAkED TO A, H SUB2 0 CON-TENT OF I-1-5PERCENT BY PUMPING- IT THROUGfi A
-TUB-E~FURNACE, ADDING L.5PERCENT OF CA Ti NCHK ClE14ULS!f-JER AT
YPE
,75-800EGREEs, AND PUMPING IT INTO A SETTLLNG TANK WHERE A BOTTOM HEATING
-COIL.PROLONGED THE SETTLING PI:RIQD,AT TEMPS. IS GREATER T~tAN 510EG~IEES.
'.~`--.RECYCLING OF THE SEPL). WATERCON ITG. DEMULSIFEER REDOCED THE OUTLAY OF

- M
.nrrare~ay-s
USSR UDC 05-376-621.3822
GORBANI, 105.) -SULE)MIANCV, MAR., SHVAYDAK, YU.M., PAVLIGiENKO, V.I., RYZHIKOV,
.'Infrared Electroluminescence Of Spitaxial P-N Junctions Based On Silicon
CarbideO
V 9b. Elektrolyuminentsentsiva -byard. tal (6lectroluminesaance Of Solid Bodies---
Collection Of Irlorks), Kiev, 011auk.dumkca," 1971, pp 19-21 (from RZh--Elektronika
Me primenenize No 11, Nov 1971, Abstract No 11B356)
Translations The paper reporta on the infrared alectroltmAnesoonce spectra of
epitaxial p-n junctions based on (x-SiO (6H). Of particulor intmot' is the
electroluminseence aDectrum OR-II-EL) which consists of three narrow lines
1.184, 1.175, and 1.151 ev (halfwidth on the order of 1/10 kT at 2930 X) which
is observed at both room temperature and at the temperaturo of liquid nitrogen.
Ia addition to the structure IR-II-EL, on other light diodos the infrared bands
IR-I and IR-III were observed with energy maxima at 1.35 and. 1.07 ev, respeet-
ively. A scheme of electron transitions reoionsible for fonning,IK-11 is pro-
os
-ed. 3 ref. 2 ill. Su-ry.
p
M
1/1

USSR UDO 621. /'15-595t_5315-576
VORMIN, V.G., GLUKHAREV, A.A., PAVLIMINKO, V.I., PRONIN, B.V., RYZHIXOV, I.V.,
SULSYMAN
UEffect Of Adhesion Centers On Electroluminescence In a-SiC(611)"
Elektron. telchnika. Nauchno-tekhn. cb. Poluproydn. plibory. (Electronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Semiconductor es), 1970, No '*7), pp 24-10
(from RZh--Z-lektronika i Xeye p
Limeneniye, No 12, December lg*?O, Abstract No 123282)
Tranolation: The relaxition wap inveatilzated o'f electrolurdineacenc in a.
0 ilicon
oarbtdo p-n junctionn conotrUCtOd on nilicon corbidn (6H) cryiitalEl of El modifjOd
veralon of different rouiotivity, Ott the bovit) of the enorgy lovein or tho trilpa
o~toinad (0.06-0,08; 0-0-0.14;Q-18-O.20;0.22-O.P) *.v.) it io nso,,tmud that threo
levels of nitrogon emorgo au udhaeian cantora In oilicon carbldnU- -11110(6H), and
one lavol of unknown donor, which under otoble conditiono in n9terial of high
resistivity is not filled by electrons.~6 ill. 26 ref. Sum=ry-

025 UNCLASSI FIED O~ PRGCESStNG DATE--(40EC70-1
.--TtTLE--OIL.ADOITIVES -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-KULIYEVs A.M.v ZEYNALOVAP K*A.t SADYKHOVP Kolot SULEYRANOVAt
FOG* r DRUDZHEVA, 1. M.
,-,.,-,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
Owl
":,SOURCE--BAKINSKIY RABOCHIY, SEPTEMBER 18,' 1970, P 3, COL 3
DATE PUBLISHED--18SEP70
~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-LUBRICATING OIL, LUBRICANT ADDIT[VEt CHE,4fCAL SYNTHESIS,
PETROLEUM REFINING, HONORARY TITLE AWAROp CHEMICAL l>ERS0NNEL/(U)BFK
LUBRICATIN'G OIL ADDITIVE, (U)SB3 LUBRICATING OIL ADL)ITIVE, (U)SK3
-LUBRICATING OIL AUDITIVEt (U)AZNIIBU LUBRICATING OIL ADDITIVEt
~(U)INKHP21 LUBRICATING OIL ADDITIVE
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
..DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:.__PA,0XY FICHE NO----FD70/605011,'809 STEP N()--UR/900()/70ifOOO/OC)0/0003/0003
CIRC ACCESS IOIN NO--AN0140-180
m IT F, H 9r, 9cl MI'l I I Hi Tm Ell m3=, MR.

-2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
,wCIRC ACCESSION NO--AN0140180
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. "THE DEVELOPAENT [IF THE SYNTHESIS
TECHNOLOGY FOR THE EFFICIENT ADOITIVES:T0 140TOR Oft.5 REFINED FROM THE
BAKU PETROLEUMSt BFKi, SB 39 ~SK 3s AIN111, :8U, AND JNI~,HP 211 AND REDUCING
-IT TO INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS", THE WORK DONE BY A,, M. KLJL[YEV, K. A.
ZEYNALOVA, K. 1. SADYKHOVo F. G. SULEYMANOVAi 1. M., ORUDZHEVAj 1. 1.
NAMAZOVt AND Vo YE. BASHAYEV HAS BEEN NOMINATED BY THE INSTITUTE OF
CHEMISTRY OF ADDITIVES OF THE AZERBAYDZHAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES FOR THE
-STATE PRIZE OF THE AZERBAYDLHAN SsS.R.
j',-jjlT ;3,91INTIR incitriliffli Fm; uffif

USSR UDC 547-298-3
PTITCHUK, A. M., SULEYMNOVA, M. G., and FIL011MINKO, L. P., Institute of Organic
Chemistry, Academy 6k'8~16~fid-eb'UkrSSR
"Reaction of N-Ch.1-orohexamethyidisilazane With Trivalent Phosphorus Compounds"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey 1(hinii, Vol 42 (104), No 9, Sep 72, pp 2115-2116
Abstract; if-chlorohexamethyldisilazane reacts vith triary.1- and trialkyl-
phosphines, trialkyl phosphiten and chlorodialV-1phosphites at 0-100 in ether,
forming trimethylchlorosilanes and phosphazotrimethylsilai2es. Following com-
pounds have been synthesized: triphenylphos;)hazotrimethylsilane, m.p. 74-760;
tribtitylphosphazatrimethyli;ilane, b.p. 90-920/0-04 mm n25 1.4665; triethoxyphou-
phazotrimethylsilane, b.p. 86-870/15 mm, n25 1.4180; trppropoxphosphazotri-
Methylsilane) b.p. 62-630/0-05 Mm, n25 1 .4~10; tributoxypTaosphanotrimethyl-
25 D
silane, b.p. 77-78'/l mm, n 1-4285; diethoxychlorophosphazotrimethylailane,
b. P- 83-85o/25 MM, n25 1.4LPT5.
D

USSR UDC 547.241
ZHURAVLEVA, L. P., 'Y ~,OVALYMI, N. 11. , aitd KIRSANOV, A. V.,
Sa
Institute of Organic C FeM=isti~",,"&A!`ademy. of Scit:nces Ukrainian SSR
"Dibe-azylphosphinic Acid Derivatives"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep,71, Vol 41, No 9, pp 1950-1953
Abstract: A discussion is presented of a method suitable for obtaining
oxides of tribenzy1ohosphines which, in turn, may be used to obtain a series
of dibenzylphosphin1c acids in good yields. When treated with phosphorus
pentachloride or thionyl chloride, dibenzylphosphinic acids form acid
chlorides which, when treated with amonia and amines, Corn amides; when
these acid rAilorides are treated with alcohols and. pheiiols (phenoxides),
they form appropriate esters, The reaction of dibenzy1phosphinic acid
chloride with Grignard's reagents produces alky1dibenzy1phosphine oxides
or aryldibenzvlphosphinas. The fusion of alkyldibenzylphosphine oxides
with alkalies yields alkylbenzy1phosphinic, acids -- crystalline compounds
which may be titrated with pherolphthalein for monobastc acids. Tables are
provided citing radicals, yields, melting points, formulas and other
indicators for dibenzylphosphinic acid chlorides (RC6H4CH,))2L1(O)Cl,
dibenzylphosphinic acid amides (RC 114C112)2P(O)N11P.1 and "oxides of
a1kyldibenzylphosphines and ary1digenzy1phosphinen, (C6115('112),,P(0)Ra.

USSR UDC 547.241
ZHURAVLEVA, L. P. , MARCHENKO, A. P., VOLA, M. I.,
KOVALYULM, N. N., aNKRONAMOV. AA,"V. Institute of Organic Chemistry,
Academy of Sciences Ukrainian. SSR
"Hydrogenation of Organophosphorus Compounds. Part V"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9, pp 1944-1950
Abstract. This paper is one. of a series of investigations on the hydro-
genation of arganophosphorus compounds containing aroma-tic radicals. It is
shown that mixed oxides of ter-t-iary phosphines, phosphinic and phosplionic
a-cids as well as phosphoric acid amides with phenyl and benzyl radicals will
be hydrogenated in the prosenceof a platinum catalyst to form corresponding
compounds w-ith cyclohexyl. and- cyclohexylmethyl radicals:; the phosphoric acid
amides will be hydrogenated at. a higher rate (at- room temperature) than
oxides and acids. Unlike the initial compounds, all hydrogenated products
featured lower melting points and higher solubilities in ordinary organic
solvents. 141hen treated wit1i phosphorus pentachloride, bis (cycLohnxylme thy 1)
phosphinic acids form their-acid-chlorides -- readily mobile liquids,
distillable under vacuum. 'When treated wich propylmagne~sium iodide,
bis(cyclohexylLqethvl)p~osr)iiinic acids form an oxide of propylbis(cyclo-
hexylm-ethyl)phospbine which is- identical to the hydrogenation product of

wm; wwN
USSR
ZHURAVLEVA, L. P., et al., Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9,
pp 1944-1950
propyldibenzylphosphine oxide. The experimental section of this paper is
presented in great detail and includes tables citing yields, melting points,
solvents for crystallization, formulas, solubilities and other indicators
for phosphoric acid trialylamides (RNII)3PO,~phosphoric~acid:tris(cyclo-
hexyl)amides (RNH)3POa and other related:tompounds.

1/2 OZZ UNCLASSIFIED Pptuct-ssit
STIMULATION OF PLANTS -U-
AUTHOR-(GZ)-RIZAZADEi R.R.t SULEYMANOVAY N.L.,
Wil-
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--.RADIOBIOLOGIYA 1970v 10(L)t 98-102
'...OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:.:~SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND ME-DICAL SCIENCES
~-TOPIC TAGS--AGRICULTURE CROP SEED, CESIUM ISOTOPEv
.~_~'..PHYSIOLOGYt RADIATION PLANT EFFECT~
.-CONTROL IARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.-:00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'.-PROXYAEEL/FRAMF:--1998/0457
-10
UAT E-- 300C T
RADIATION DOSAGEi PLANT
STEP NO--URIO"05/'7i)?010/oOL/00'98/i)102
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121131
Vi k,

212 022 UNCLASSLFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7C
C-IRC At.CESSION NO--AP0121131
':.',ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACIT6 RADIATION SrIMULATION WAS Sl*tJDIED
JN SUNFLOWER SEEDS. THE SEEDS WERE IRRADIATED WITH PRIME13-1 CS GAMMA
RAYS IN DOSES OF Go25-20 KR. INDIVIDUAL PHASES OF 1,;P%O'eJlNG PLA-.14TS FROM
THESE SEEDS WERE OBSERVED AND 810METRIC.MEASUREMENTS WERE MADE. FOR THE
DOSE OF 2 KR A CONTINUOUS STI-MULATING EFFECT WAS 013SO., WHICH WAS
MANIFESTED BY THE RATE OF THE GRUWTH RATHER THAN By THE FINAL RESULT.
THE GROWTH OF PLANTS FROM IRRADIATED SEEDS WAS:PARTICULARLY ACCELERATED
-AT THE, EARLY STAGES. FACILITY: :NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST.
TEMLED.t
BAKU*Ii USSR.

"112 037 AOCESStNG DATE-30OCT70
UNCLASSIF rEV P
:-TI,TLE-DEFORMATICN OF CORDS MADE FRUM POL~AMIDE FIBERS -U-
H0R-SULEYMAWj"&-Z-1.
0 UNT R Y:, 0 FI N F 0- U S SR
,'~.SOURCE-KAUCH. REZINA 1970, 2913), 27-9
.~~.'_PATIE PUEILISHEG-70
-~SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TAGS-CORDAGE, NYLONr POLYAMIDE RESINP MATERIAL DEFORMATION, STRESS
~~'~RELAXATICNr HIGH TEMPERATURE EFFECT,# LOW TEMPERATURE EFFECT
:-CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,.PRGXY REELIFRAME--2000/0837 STEP NQ--UR/0138/70/-029/003/0027/OOZ9
.-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124504
Utjr

vz~l UNCLASSIFIED PROC~SSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIEN NO-AP0124504
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-JU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STUDY OF THE DEFORMATION GF
NYLON 6 (1) ANG NYLON 66 (11) C43RUS UNDER STAFIC AND DYNAMIC CONDIfIONS
At 20-160DEGREES INDICATED THAT THE DEGREE OF DEIZORMA'YEON WAS A FUNCTION
OF THE EXPTL. TEMP. THE TEMP. AT WHICH MAX. DEFGRMAT~TON OF I OCCURRED
WAS INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO THE STRESSlAPPLIE Ll LAND LOADING TIME. MAX.
DEGREE OF DEFORMATION IN I WAS OBSD. AT HIGH TEMPS. AND SMALL LOADS OR
LOW TEMPS. AND hEAVY LOADS. RELAXATION DATASUGGESTE0 THAT I AND It
CORDS WOULD BEST OPERATE AT HIGH''TEMPSIF , FACILiTY:
NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. SH!NNOl PROM., MOSCOWr USSRIL
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 669.017:5311.67
"Problem of Measuring the Energy Dissipation in Retals in the Presence of
High Amplitudes of High-Frequency Mechanical Vibratiotis"
Rasseyauiye. energii pri kolebanivakh mekh. sistem -- V sb. (Energy Dissipa-
tion During Vibrations of IMechanical Systems - collection of works), Kiev,
Naukova Dumka Press, 1970, pp 272-279)(from RM-MetalluLgiya, No 4, Apr 71,
Abstract No 41933)
Translation: Equipment for determining the energy dissipation coefficient by
the method of damping oscillations has been developed and is described; the
frequency-amplitude dependence of the energy dissipation is estimated with re-
spect to the variation in resonance frequency of the sample vibrations. The
equipment permits measurement of the energy dissipation factor of the mechani-
cal vibration system in the frequency range of 500-20,000 hertz, The range of
measureable vibration decrements is 0.1-10%, and the accuracy is +6%. 1`.,.tperI-
ments were performed to study the wiiplitudc dependence of the ener.-y dissipa-
tion in steel 45 and GKIM and brass at a frequency of 10 kilohertz.

USSR
SULIK, 1. S., Rasseyaniye ---nergii pri kolebaniyakh mekh. sistem, Kiev, Naukova
Dumka Press, 1970, pp 272Z~79
Comparison of the experimental results with the data obtained by the resonance
method shows that at low and medium stress levels (up to 200 megancwtons/M2
for steel and up to 120 n
eganewtons/m2 for brass), comparison is observed
within the limits of accuracy of the measurements. The bibliography has 3
entries. [Iaevl.

USSR UDC S31.36
SULIKAS J.R. S.
"Stability of Stable Motion of a Satellite with a Gyroscope in a Central
Newtonian Field"
Mekhanika Tverdogo Tela, No 6, 1971, pp 5-6.
ABSTRACT: An earlier work has presented the study of the stability of stable
motions of a satellite carrying a gyroscope on a Gimbal suspension assuming
that the center of mass C of the systmmoves in a circular orbit, while the
angular velocity of natural rotation of the gyroscope rotor is constant and
the centers of mass of the body of the satellite, rotor and cover and exter-
nal ring correspond. The case was studied when the axis of rotation of the
external ring of the gyroscope is directed perpendicularly to the plane of
the orbit. This article studies the stability of stationary motions of the
same system when the axis of rotation of the external -ring of the gyroscope
is directed along a radius vector of the -center of mass of the system rela-
tive to the center of gravity and on a tangent to the orbit.

- ----- ----
USSR uDc: 621.396,621-55:62.-L.374-33(088-8)
TAYBEEG, N. 0., SULIM, V. A., FEBBERG, S. Ya.
"A Traosistorized Time Discriminator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 270796, filed 12 May 68, published 11 Aug 70
(from RZh-Badiotekhnika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 27_1~,3 P)
Translation: This Author's Cert-ficate introduces a triLnsisto2-ized time
discriminator of a periodic pulse signal. The unit contains tiro identicn-I
conversion channels with detectGr stages, diode- rege nerat ive comparators
and flip-flops connected in each of them. To increase -%',he slope and
improve the linearity of the discrimination cht-t-rac-teristic, P., selecting
stage is included in each di3crininator charinel, and a pulse-duration
converter is connected to the output of this selecting -Itage. The outputs
of the channels are connected to V-n output I-LdIXer - a dr;orice which shaces
pulses of normalized amplitude; the polarity of these pizises determines
the sign, and their duration deTermines the magnitude ot, the time mismatch.
59--

USSR UDC: 621Z1373.42(088.8)
TAYBERG, N. 0., SULIM, V. A., FEMERG,:S. Ya.
"A Self-Excited Harmonic Signal Oscillator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 282430, filed 12 14ay 68, -published 11 Dec 70
(from nh-Raeiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6D3k P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a self-eicited harzonic
signal oscillator in a three-point circuit based on a yaccuum tube or
vith elec-
seniconductor device. Tlie oscillator contains a tank circuit
tronic frequency tuning by connecting a varicap in the tank. The varicap
is connected in turn to a soiarce of control2ing voltagt!. To redtire the
nonlinearity of frequLincy responae vith tuniiig oi-er a vide rtuige, th~
.1 -orinected throupji
oscillator is equipped with an additional varicap whicli is c
a threshold serdcondu-tor diode to the source of contredling i,oltjtge, :aid
through a resistive voltage divider to a source of DC roltage which blocks
the threshold diode In the controlling vqltage circuitl Two Illustrations.
V. P.
1/1

USSR UDC 539.4
SULBIA, A. M., YEVSTIGNEYEV, M. T., SEREBRENNIKOV, G. Z. , Moscow
"Study of Influence of Loading Frequency on Fatigue of Heat Resistant Steels and
Alloys at Usage Temperatures"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 5, May, 1971, PP 107-110.
Abstract: The influence of loading frequency on the fatigue strength of the
-311 oy 9 ws studied.
alloys E1961, E1617, E1826, E1929, E1437B and titanium , VT a
The test data iiere statistically processed, constructing correlation equations
and correlation dependences between a and N and a and T. These dependences
were used to determine the mean probable values of fatigue resistance and Cy-
clical durability at various loading.frequencies. The -~-asults showed that as
the loading frequency increases to a certain critical value, tile fatigue re-
sistance and cyclical durability of the steels and alloys studied increase,
then further increases in loading frequency cause the fuigue strenpth of all
steels and alloys studied to drop. The critical frequency depends on the test
conditions, chemical composition and physical and mechanical properties of the
steel or alloy, The results of testing thus showed that~the repetition fre-
quency of loading is an inportant parameter, of. cyclical Ioading, significantly
influencing fatigue characteristics.
100

l/Z 031 UINCLASSI FIEU, PAGCESSING DATE--090CT70
JITLE-INVOLE DERIVATIVES. LXI. SY.11THESIS.UF 4(5),(3,INDDLYL)IMIDAZOLE _u_
-..AUTHDR-(0:q)-SUKVURUVv N.N., SMUSHAfVICHt.YU.I-p MARVANOYSKAYAl NoN*i
SULIMAi A.V.
INFU--USSR
Cs
FA914. ZH. 1970t 4(219 10-12
_DATE PUBL ISHEO-----70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIE34CES
TUPIC TAGS-CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS, IMIDAZOLE1 INDULE DERfVATIVE, NUCLEAR
MAGNETIC RESONANCE, UV SPECTRUM, JR.SPErTRUMv MASS SPECTROSCOPY,
MOLECULAR STRUCTUREt MERCAPTANy i3Ej4LE~J--..:[)ER~IVAT~IVE,:.ARU.M-A-rlr- KETONEI
-BACTEPLICIDE
'-INTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
". :00CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,PROXY REEL /I-AAML--l 993/0530 -P Nl)-UIZ/0450/[L)/~)1)4/oO2/0010/0012
STC
~~_CIRC ACCESSION NW-AP0113421
UNCLASSIFIED
MUM ftm

2/2 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OArE-09OCT70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0113421
'A6STRACT/EXTRACT-1U) GP-G-- AL~STRACT. A MEXT. OF 8 G, I ANO 180 ML liCalklili
-ATED I HR Ar 166ULGRELIS WATH TEMP.) TO GlIfE 50PERCENT II.H
SU82 IS HE
~.:SU82 0, h. 74-6UEGPEES CH SU82 0); ANHYD. 11, M. 1581-9DMEESO Is
05ATINEU BY DRYING OVER P SUB2 0 SU85 SEVERAL DAYS IN VAZU,*); 11 PICRAI'E
M. 24!-ZD.EGAEES (ETC)HI; 11 ADIPATE M. 159-60DEGREES IETCH). THE If
STRUCTURE IS CU14FIRMED BY ELEMENTARY XNAL., NMR, IR, AND MASS SPECTRZA,
AND,ALSO bY THE FOLLOwING SY'.11THESIS. A SOLN. OF 0.5 G III IN EYO~i WITH
I G SKELETAL NI I S REFLUXED I HR WITH STIRRING TO GIVE 81 PERCENT I t H
S.U132 0- - IV.HCL (5 G) AND 22 G,KSCIN~ 15 HEATED AT 2100E-GRI~ES ABATH iEMP.)
I HR WI Th STIRRING TO GI VE 16PERCENT~ I I IM. 24-1-30EGREES I AQ. ME SUB2
THE UV.SPECTRA OF 11 AND III ARE MEASURED-INI 95PERCENT E'-0H. THE
'BIOL. ACTIVITY OF 11 IS TfiSTE0. FACILITY: MOSK. KlilM, TEKHNOL.
JNST. 1-M. MENDELEEVA-1 -MOS-C-O'WI:

6SSR .012
uDc: 615.3-l.547-75f -1:542.9
SUVOROV, H.N., S?,ffJSFfl`MVICH, YU.I., MAR'YPI11OVSKAY& N.N., SULD~,, AV., Moscov
Institute of Chemical Technology imeni D.I. Mendeleyev, Mosc Mi ititry of i er
o1r)
gh
and Secondary Specialized Education RSFSR
Derivatives of Indole. LXI. Synthesis of 4(5)-(IndolY2--3)-Itaidazole'
w, Xhimiko-Farmatsevticheskiy Zhurnal
Mosco Vol 6, No 2, Feb 70. pp 10-12
Abstract: Continuing studies on the syntbesis of indolylazoles, tLte authors pre-
pared 4(5)-(indolyl-3)-imidazole (II) and studied its biological activity. The
fomemid method, consisting of the reaction of alpha-substituted ketones or
alpha-diketones with formaraide, was used to prepare (11) from 3-chloroacetylindole.
The structure of (11) was confirmed by elemental analysis and special methods
~rcd and mse spectra) and also by reverse Synthesis.
(paramagnetic reaonance and infra
In the infrared spectrum of (II) aboorption bands were obnw~rlr,~!d (it 31100 cla-1 OH of
indole ring) and at 3200-3100 cm-1- (1411 of imidazole ring). 2-mercupto-14(5)-(indolY1-
3)-imidazole was also prepared by the reaction of the cliloroanhydrate of 3-
aminoacetylindole with potarsium thiocyanate. The biological activity of (II)
was studied at the All Union S ientific Research Chemico Phui",mceutical Institute
imeni S. Ordzhonikidze. Under laboratory biocontra.1 during Investigation of
antiiaflammatory action by Doctor of Biological Sciences S.S. LMEWN, it was
established that (II) decreases tae weight of granuloma; however, in activity it
1/2

SUVOROV, N.N., et a!, ?Mimiko-Farmatseyticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol No 2, Feb 70, PP
10--o12
is inferior to phenylbuta-zone. Results of tests conducted. in the chemico-tberapy
branch by Senior 5 ientific Worker T.N. ZYKOVA under the dit-ection of C orresloond-
ing Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR G.H. MSHIN showed that the
product also possesses bacteriological a--tivity in relatioa~to nucobacteria of
tuberculosis (strain H3-IRv). However, it inhibited the grorilth of tubercular
bacillus only in a concentration. of 250 m./m-2..

1/2 012 UNCLASSIF',IIED .~PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF TIN ANTIMONY TELLURJUM OXIDE CATALYSTS FOR
ISOBUTYLENE OXIDATION -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-FEDEVICH, YEoVal SULIMA, L'".
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-NEFTEPERERAB. NEFTKHIM. (MOSCOW) 1970, (41p 41-4~
DATE PUBLISHED------70
-SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--CATALYST ACTIVITY# TIN OXIDEr.ANTIMONY COMPOUND, TELLURIUM
~~..-COMPOUNDt ISOBUTENEt CATALYTIC OXIDATION
-,-,:,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
s~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
',~PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/0979 STEP NO--UR/0318/7('J/0001004/004.t/0044
ACCESSION ND--AP0134697
UNCLASSIFIE0
11N

2j?- 012 UNCLASSIFIED J?ROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134697
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTaoJHE TITLE~CATALYSTS HAO /4;l SB TE
AT. RATION AND ADDED.SN; SP. SURFACE 1.25-1.75 A PRIME2 G. ADON. OF 5
AT, PERCENT SN TO THE ORIGINAL S8 YE OXIDE CATALYST INCREASED THE
REACTION RATE. NO SN COMPONENTS WERE~ FORMED WITH S8 OR TE WHEN SN WAS
ADDED. THE ACTIVITY INCREASE WAS DUE TO PROMOTION BY SNO SUBZ. THE
U
MAX. SP. CATALYTIC ACTIVITY WAS NOTED.WITH THE C4TALYST CONTG..80 AT.
PERCENT SN AND WAS DUE TO FORMATION 0F.A SOLID SOLN. OF SB SUB2 0 SUB4
IN SNO SUB2s FACILITY; LIVOVa; POLITEKH., INST#v LVQVt USSR.
UNCLAS$IFEeD

1/2 036 UNCLASSFFIEO PAOCESSING DATE--30OCTTO
TITLI--IrABILITY OF 1HE S11A0Y COMIUSTIONRIGIME OF.A SOLID FUEL -U-
A .UTHOR-(02)-KOMISSAROVAP G.I., SULIMA, I.M#
..-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
ZHURNAL PRIKLADNO1 14EKHANIKI 1, TEKHNICHESKOI FIZIKIv
-E8. 1970,r
JAN P. 163-167
0 A T E;U13LISHED ------- 70
~-SUBJECT AREAS--PROPULSION AND FUELS
TOPIC TAGS--SOLID PROPELLANT COMBUSTIONt COMBUSTION STABILITYt COMBUSTION
ANALYSIS
.,--CONTROL MARKING--NG*RESTRICTIONS
,~,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'--PROXY REELIFRAME--1996/1542 5TEP NO--UR/0207/701000/00010163/0167
..CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118525
UNG LASS IF IEO

z/z 036 UNCL'ASSIFIED OROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP01165Z5
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF HEAT
GENERATION IN THE REACTION ZONES AND OF AN INHOMOGENEITY IN THE
TEMPERATURE AND VELOCITY FIELDS ON THE STABILITY OF THE STEADY
COMBUSTION REGIME OF A SOLID FUEL. USING THE METHOD OF SMALL
PERTURBATIONS, A NEW CRITERION OF STA131LITY OF THE STEADY COMBUSTION
REGIME. OF A SOLID FUEL IS OBTAINED, AND THE PARAmETERS ESSENTIALLY
AFFECTING THE STABILITY ARE DETERMINED. THE PROBLEM IS SOLVED IN A ONE
DIMENSIONAL FORMULATION, ASSUMING THAT THE CG-ORDIhAfE SYSTEM IS
INVARIABLY CONNECTED TO THE BOUNDARY SEPARATING THE DOLID FUEL FROM ITS
DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS.
UNCLASS IF IED

uDc: 681-333
SULIMA, L. A., BONDAREV, V. B., MIROLYUBSKIY, V. M., REDCHUTKO, V. I.,
XAYETIffN_,_R. A.
i"A Device for Modeling a Neuron"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobretneiya, Promyshlennyye Obrazrtsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No.48, Dee 73, Author's Certificate No 409245, Division G, filed 24 Apr 72,
publ-Isbed 30 Nov 73, P 121
Iranslation; This Author's Certificate introduces a device for modeling a
neuron, The device contains a power supply and integrators. As a dis-
tinguishing feature of the patentthe device is simplified by adding a
balanced differential amplifier covered by negative and positive feedback
loops. Connected to the first input of the amplifier axe integrators and
a scaling resistor unit- and also switching elements whose controlling
inputs are connected to the power supply.. The first output of the balanced
differential amplifier is connected to the output of tht first switching
element, while the second output of the balanced differential,amplifier is
connected to the output of the second switching element, -vhich is con-
nected in turm to the first switching element, to the zexo paftevtja_I line,
and to the second input of the balanced differential amplifier.
53

Acc. Nr: Pr00473(;17"'
PRLMARY SOURCE: Vestnik Mhirurgi -i imeni 1. T.. Gralcova, 1970,
Vol 104, Nrl
THE INFUSION OF MEDICAL AGENTS VIA THE LJAABII.I(.,AL VEIN
IN TREATMENT OF ACUTE~ DIFFUSE PEWTONITIS
Duting Surgery in 68 pa Ilieuti v.-ith ac6te diffnic ptir kliffis of varit"ar, rjr~0`
catheterization oi the umbilical v6n and postuperaliveiv trivisumbilkal infu-iion of wt!-
dical substarices were p-riorrined, arltibiolirs, i,,learn',vto solutioils, pruif-li"'i.
gfiucos0, corticosteroids beiijt.- iilfuswl hi the circu~alul-rv of ihe liver. Lf-iifw- this
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method in a number of patitits mc-re smooth course of tl,,.-ritonitis was nozeal aiW
hepatic ill5iUffiChAICY OCCUrn-d more rarely. Theralwetitic valtic id "ranstunhilical intusic-ti
in acute peritoifflis is, probably. accounted fo.r the iminedutti.- ad-s-orptioll of mvdic;il'
agents by hepiltic cells and nurmalizatiun of their niclabolisin Impaired by bacterial
toxilies~
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CHERNYAIFSKAYA,, S. G.J. KALINIM, N. YE., SULD,"PNKO-,,,.A,*-Y., and DOMORATSKIY, V.A.
"Cold Brittleness of lml6AB steel"
Dnepropetrovsk, I-41etallurgiches1mya i Gornorudnaya Proinyshlennost 1170 1(79),
Jan/Feb 73, PP 38-39
Abstract: The critical brittleness temperature for IJQa16N4,B steel produced by
electroslal- melting -vms -1000C wnd -800C.in the lonGit-xiinal aild tr-ansverse
directions, respectively (rods 150 rn in dia-meter were studied). 'file critico!
brittleness tem, erature for the mlie type of steel produced by electric are
cr~eltinG was -80 and -600C in the longitud.Lnal and tram~verse directions,
ran-nan-t.ivelv. A dprranro of the mritinml tc-rmt-rai-nirp in +3ip nn-,r- h,.- ~)n0l`

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CMWAVSKAYA, S, G., KRASIMCOVA, S. I.) and "M&O 1jUj
University
"Change of Delta-Ferrite in M16114B Steel During Homogenization"
Moscov, Metallovedeniye, No 9, Sep 72., pp 66-67
Abstract: The effect of isothermal homogenization at 900-13000C vas studied
to determine the amount and shape of the delta-ferrite formed in 11~hl6l*B east
steel (0-05% C, 0.2%, Mny 0-35% Si, 15.2% Cr, 3-6% Ni, 0.007% S, 0.0281,~ P and
0.1% 11b). The investigation ~ms conducted using blanks cut from a 78()-k,,,, com-
imrcial ingot produced at the Dneprospetsstall Plant, by vacuum are remelting.
It was found that between 900 and 115013C the amourit of eAelta-~errite fon(.ed
decreases with time. For instance, at 9000C., V;% delta-ferrite in the steel to
start with ends up with only 12.5% after 30 hours at that termerature. The
same process, decrease in amount of delta-ferrite 'with time at, temperati-ire,
holds true up to 1150oC where 14% delta-ferrite is reduci~d to 6,1', after 30
hours. At 12000C the decrease in amount of the delta-ferrite tegins the sam,
as for the other temperatures except that after 10 bours,the q%iantity of delta-
ferrite begins to increase from a low of about 7~ uP to 13-5% after 18 hours.
The decrease in delta-ferrite followed by an increase after a few hours at
1/2
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