SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SUMAROKOV, A.A. - SUPRUNENKO. D.A.

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ONCE AGAIN. COMPILATION OF SUBSTANTLATED LONG Tt',RM RE' EARCH PROGRAI S
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UNCLASSIFtE0 DATE--11SE1070
---aiUDIES ON CHANGES OF HYPOCALCIEMIC ACTIVIYY OF TYROCALCITONINE*.
OURING THE INTERACTIONS WITH-PROTEIN,S OF VARIOUS TISSUES -U-
AUTHOR--STEKDLNIKOVt L.I., TEPELINAv OsM.t SUMAROKOV, D.D.,
'~-COUNTRY bF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE--VOPROSY MEOITSINSKOY KHIMII, 19170t VOL 16, NR 2, PP 1'98-204
.',~DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
~'-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
SCIENCES
---'-T0PIC-TAGS--CALCIUMs PROTEINt RABBIT, LIVERi KIDNEYt.SPLEFIN, BRAINP HEART,
PHYSIOLOGY
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025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING? DATF-11SEP70
,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102629
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-1131 GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF HYPOCALCIEMIC REACTION IN;
RA-BBITS IN RESPONSE TO THE ADMINISTRATInN OF TYROCALCrTONINIF MIXTURES
WITH LIVERv- KIDNEYp SPLEEN, BRAIN ANO.HEART HDM()5F-,NATES SHOWS TiiAT AT
THE APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS OF THE EXPERIMENT THE COMPLEXES OF
TYROCALCITONINE WITH TISSUE PROTEINS ARE FORMEOt LACKING THE ABILITY TO
DECREASE CALCIUM LEVEL IN THF 5LOOO OFANIMALS. CO---iPLEXF:S ARISING IN'
BLO13D DURING THE INTERACTION OF TYROCALCITONINE WITH PROTEINS ARE
UNSTABLE AND SUFFER RELAT.IVELY RAPID DECO.4POStTION IN THE BODY WITH
.,.--HYPOC-ALCIEMIC -FA*CTOR RELE&SE. THIS PHEIqOMENON..(TYPIDCALCITONINEPEXIA)
NOT ONLY DEPENDS ON THE SPECIFIC FEATURES OF TISSUFS, BUT ALSO ON THE
TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS AT 'WHICH THE INCUBATION~OF TYROCALCITONINE WITH
JISSUE HOMOGENATES TOOK PLACE*
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pears ill the 1redium externa! to the systela; t(c), is the average tire Of
response to demands as reckoned from the instant the systelt, rcce* I
demand from tile user to the instant the user receives Ives the
tile System. thC "(~VPonse from
"le cost criti:-'riOll if; understcod to inean the int(!nSjjy
turcs of material, Of ex-pendi-
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USSR UDC: 519.217
RWYANTSEV, V. P. , L. N., TIMOKHIN, S. G.
ION iw~
"Some Problems of Analysis of Lin6ar Stochastic Nets"
V sb. Inzh.-mat. metody v fiz.-i-kibernet. (Engineering and Matheriat-ical
Methods in Pkysics and Cybernetics--collection of works), Moscow, Atom-
izdat, 19T1, pp 44-62 (frorr, IR%Zh-,Kib1e:rnetika, No 12, Bee 71, Abstract No
12V142)
[No abs tract]
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USSR UDC 541.49
S=RQKOVA T. N., IBRAYEVA, T. D., NEVSKAIYA, YU. A., Institute of
Chemical Sciences, Kazakh. SSR Academy of Sciences, Alma-Ata
"Interaction of Metal Halogenides With Trialkylph.osDhates. III. A'nti-
mony Trichloride-Tributylphosphatell
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya A-kademii Neuk Kazakhskoy SSP, Seriya Khimicheskaya,
No 6, 1973, pp 15-20
Abstract: Viscosimetric, densito'metric, cryometri,~, conductivity, and
IR spectroscopic studies were conducted on the interaction of SbG1
with tributylphosphate (TEP). Two complexes were Tr ~SbGl -TB~
rmed; 2 7
(I) and 2SbG1 -2TBP (11). In I the c9prdinate valoice of Sb wash 3,
and in 11 4. Lordination of TBP with SVIII) -~n 3 and~II waz by means
cf, t'ne oxygen atom in- the phosphoryl; group.
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USSR LOC 54.49
SUMAROKOVAv T. N.j IBRAYEVA, T. D., and NEVSKAYA, YU. A., Institute of
-Me-mical Sciences, Academy of Sciences KaSSRi-Alma-Ata
"reactions of Metal Halides with Trialkylphosphates.. 1. Stannic Chloride-
Tributyl PhosphatO'
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya Akademil. Nauk KazSSR, Seriya, Khlmlcheskaya, No 3,
May-Jun 73p pp 21-28
Abstracti Complex formation in the system SnC14-trlbutyl phosphate P
-7
has been studied by the methods of viscosimetryp w well as, troltutetrically,
conductometrically ard cryonstrically. In a&Ution, the tranzfer of ions ill
stannic chloride -solutions in TBP has been studied and their IR spectra
were taken, It ha.9 been ohown, that 5nCl4 reacIt3 exclusively vilth TBP via
an oxidation-reduction reaction, Ieading~to -the formation of complex con'
poundst SnC14*2TBP, 2 SnCl4-2TBP, and 2,SnCl4-3TBP. In SnC1 4*2TBP complex,
TBP is coordinated through the oxygen of the phosphoryl group. In the other
two complexes TBP exhibits dial properties$ the oxygen of th;t. P-0-C group
also - participating in the coo:rdination bond.

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~~_AUTHOR-SUMBATOV# A.S.
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:.-SOURCE-VESTNIK MOSKOVSKOGO UNIVERSITETAP MATEMATIK.Av MEKHANIKAV 1970t NR
PP-9tq-lol
DATE PUBL I SHED----- 70
AREAS--MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
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CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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,:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER DEALS WITH SYSTEMS
GOVERNED BY STATIONARY LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF IDEAL
CONSTRAINTS. THE CONDITIONS OBTAINED ARE NECESSARY ANO SUFFICIENT FOR
THE EQUIVALENCE OF THE VORONETS-SUSLOV.PRINCIPLC ANO HAMMON'S
-PRINCIPLE. IT IS SHOWN THAT SOME'NON HOLONOMIC SYSTEM&SATISFY THESE
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USSR UDC 622.82-.654.9
MALIN, V. A., POLYaKOV, V, S. and SUMENKO, A. -I.
"A Radio Signalling Ilethod of Detecting Endogenic Fir es"
Tr. Vost. NII po vazopasn. rabot v gorn. prom-sti (Proceedings of the Eastern
Scientific Research Institute on Work Snfety in the YUningIndustry), No 16,
1972, pp 210-214 (RZh-Avtomati-ka Telemechanika i Vychislitellnaya Tekhnika,
No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3, A347 by the authors)
Translation: It is shown that the.temperature of the coal in worked-out axeas
of a mine can be monitored remotely, andvarioustypes of apparatus which have
beer, developed to detect endogenic fires ar~ sing 'n worked-out areas of coal
mines are presented. Reliability of monitorilig is ensured by the use of son-
sore of a new design and a single-wire communications channel. Two illustra-
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USSR
UDC 669.2
SMIT0, !j- N., and TLRMREV, A. S., Leningrad Polytechnic Institute imeni
M. I., Kalinin, Cbair of General Metallurgy
"Oxidation Mechanism of Cobalt Alloys With Chromium"
Ordzhonikidze, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Tsvetnaya Metallurgiya,
No 5, 1972, pp 34-41
Abstract: An experimental investigation by methods described earlier
(F.Izika MeLallov i 'Metallovedeniye, Trudy. Leningradskogo Politekhnicheskop
Instituta, 1970, No 305, p 92) was made of the potentia-1-oxidation mechanIsm
of cobalt, chromium, and cobalt-chronliUnt alloys (C=r.)OSition from 100'/.' Co
to 100% Cr. The oxidation rate of cabalt was found to be determined by the
two-way diffusion of cobalt and oxyg~!n. Cobalt alloys with small chromiura
additions oxidize at the expense of preferred diffusion of cobalt ions. The
oxidation mechanism of these alloys includes the development of cobalt oxide
and the internal chromium oxidation In.the alloy. Tfie oxidation process of
alloys with high chromium additions also develops by maans cf diffusion of
metal (chromium) and oxygen. The simultaniaijusly originating, oxide film con-
sists of a spinal phare and chromium oxide, which latcr b(,tzomc,.,i Lhe rii;i[n
component of the oxide Layer. The oxidation of chromium is limited by the
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SMIN, S. N. , and TMI-LkREV, A. S., Izvestiya Vysshikh I:chebnykh Zavedeniy,
Tsvetnaya Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, pp 341-41
diffusion of oxygen. The CoCr204 spinel oxide appears as a protective oxide
on Co-Cr alloys. Three figures, one table, two formulas, fifteen bibli-
ographic references.
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USSR UDC 669.013.5:538.21
LIVSHITS, B. LILEYEV, A.. S., and SHLYwrm, A. D., Moscow
A
Institute of Steif an&Alloys
"The Effect of Cubic Crystalline Anisotropy on the MagneLic Properties of the
YuNDK35T5 Allay" j
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy Chernaya Metallurgiya, No
11, 1970, pp 122-125
Abstract: Temperature dependences of the saturation maSnetization coercivity,
the constant of uniaxial anisotropy, and the constant:cvr the cubic crystalline
anisotropy were investigated on the YuNDK 35T5 alloy (3!U Co; 13-14% Ni; 7.5%
Al; 5% Ti; 3.5% Cu; the rest Fe) after isothermal treatinent. A comparison of
~experimental and theoretical data led to~the conclusion that other anisotropy
types in the YuNDK35T5 alloy should be investigated. Oa the basis of the
Stoner-Wohlfartt formula the angular dependences of the coercivity for a
siagle-domain anisotropic-form. particle with a cubic clystalline anisotropy
were established. Cube crystalline anisotropy was shown to.bave a con~ider-
able effect on the remagnetization mechanism-of the alloy. It alzo explains
the greatly increased coorcivity in tempering.

USSR TJDG 669.296
KORNILOV 1. 1., ana PDYzuLkYb-v, Sh. I.
stribution Pactors of Titanium~and Iron in Zirconium"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No. 7, Jul 71, p 50
Abstracts The behavior of titanium and iron acl-nixtures in elec-
tron-beam zone melting of zirconiiun was experimentally investiga-
ted on the basis of the relation
n
0a- where
0
K'= distribution factor of Ti and Fe in gn 1'0 concentration
of -the admixture in the quasi- z tationary regionnof 'the ingot after
n passages of the zone 0 = concentration oT the admixtta,o in
the initial ingot ; g reauced vaporization coefficient of the
admixture calculated from a given formula. Tsbulatod experimen-
tal data show the distribution of.Pe and,Ti'v.2ter zone melting,
of Zn..The average distribution coefficients of Fe and Ti in Zn
were-found to be KVe = 0.29 and. XT 0.48 . Two tables, two
fArmulas, five biblio, refs.

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USSR UDC 669.35.71.1.24.6.782.71.620.193.27(088.8)
VOL, A. Ye., GAYDAY, P.I., GORYNIN, 1. V. , ~~E~YR IN, -UZNETSOV, Ya. Ya.,
PROKOPYEV, S. N., SM-11NOV N. S CIIIZIIIWV, G. I. , ~,Hff!SKIIY, K. A.
frCopper-Based Alloy"
USSR Author's Certificate, No. 276417, Filed 27/10/67, Published 16/10/70. (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya., No. 5, 19711, Abstract No. 5 1713P).
Translation: An alloy with increased corrosion-fatigue strength in sea water is
suggested. The composition of the alloy is: Al 7-9, INIn 8-12, Fe 2-4, Ni I.S -
4, Sn 0.1-OS, Si 0.1-0.5, remainder - Cu. The technological properties of the alloy
can.-be improved by introducing up to 0.3 "a' INIg and up to 0.2 Be. These additions
.,decrease the tendency of the alloy toward film formation, The alloy has (in kg/ruri')
cFbI65, a0.2>30, IIB 180-210, a-1> l7at 10. 1 106
cycles and is a promising shipbuilding
material.
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USSR UDC 615-23:547 -775+5 46.171-5
PISKAIEV) A. V., WSMMEITKQ~ V. S. an&SUMM(W,...,S,,-T,, Division of Rhdit%-tion
Pathophysiology and Radiation Pharmacolo~-,f, Scientific~~Resea:rch Institute of
V4dical Radiology, Acaderrf of Medical Sciences USSR, M)ninsk
"Effect of Pyrazolone and Hydrazine Derivatives on the Resistance of Mice to
Hypoxia"
Yoscov, Fa--makologiya i Toksikologiya., Vol. 36, No 1, T,,m/Feb 73, Pp 48-54
Abstract: The effects of 23 pyrazolore and hydrazine deriva:tives in increasing
the resistance of mice to hypoxia were studied in exi3eriments in which the
aninals were lifted to a simulated altitude of 10)000 in (rate of lifting 30
n/sec) or 10,500 m (rate of lifting 11 m/oec) by reducing the pressure In a
chamber after intraperitoneal administration to the animals of tile com.-counds
tested. Of the seven pyrazolone derivatives tested, anall.,in exerted the
greatest effect in protecting nrgpainst hypoxia. Tile antillypoxic activity
decreased in the order analgin > antipyrine.> 2-CYano-eth,'fl-5-PYMzo1r)nO
amido-pyrine. Butadion, l-ben-~y'!--3-inthyl-5-1~-vmzolor-e, and I-pheny1-'-;-;1ethyl-
5-pyrazolone had no significtuit, activity. With the exroption of hexylhydrazine
and hapty1hydrazine aulfatos, all the hydrazine, derivatives tl-;.~sted increased
the resiatance of the mice to hYpoxia aftor being admftiaterod in appropriate
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USSR
PISKAMVJ, A. V., et al., Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya,, Vol 36Y I-To 1, Jan/Feb 73.,
pp 48-54
doses. The most pronounced antihypoxic effect was obsexved on acbiinistration
of apressin, 1-hydrazinopht7nalazine-4-carboxylic acid hydrazide, phelazine,
phenizine, and I.-(2-eyanoethyl)-l-p-toluenesiLlfomylhydrt~-zine. The sctivity of
the pyrazolone derivatives was associated with the haNithex-riic effect produced
by them. While some of the hydrazine derivatives also reduced the rectal
temperature of the animals, one may assume that compoij.-nds or this type, being
MAO inhibitors, could increase the level in.the body of biogenic amines
(serotonin, adrenaline, and histamine) that are of imlortanoe in adaptive
reactions.

~roiymers atId roiyreriZatlan
USSR UDC 541.64:547.39:674.03
LEBEDEV, V. T. SIODIINOV S SHIRYAYEVA, a. V., KARPOV, V. L., and NOVIKOV,
V. Ya.
"Effect of the Addition of Organophosphorus Compounds on the Polymerization
of Methyl Methacrylate in Cellulose"
Moscow, VysokomolePularnyye Soyedineniya, Vol 14, No 2, Feb 72, pp 422-426
Abstract: The effect of various classes of organophosphorus compounds on
the kinetics of radiation induced polymerization of methyl methacrylate
(IMA] in cellulose was studied. The influence of dialkyl-, and trialkyl
phosphites and trialkyl phosphates, as well as the effoct of the size of
alkyl radical within a group on the polymerization rate, of RIIA in wood was
found to be increasing in the order; dialkyl phosphites < trialkyl phosphites
< tr:ialkyl phosphates, and within the radical group: methyl < ethyl < butyl
anal-og. It was demonstrated that the concentration of.tributyl phosphate
[TBPJ in W4A has a positive. effect on the.combusltibility of the wood-plastic
material [WPM): a 30% content of TBP imparts fire retarding properties on
the WPM. Study of the physical-mechanical properties of 014 containing
various concentrations of TBP showed that optimal resistance to static banding
acrosts the fibers and to shearing along tbe fibeT length is shown in WP.14
prepared from a 9:1 inixture of MMA:TBV.

USSR UDC 547.241
SUMINOVA S. BANDEROVA, L. V., SHATROVAP T. G.
"New Derivatives of Cyclohexenyl-I and 2-phosphonic Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol XLII (CIV), No 1, 1972, pp 239-240
Abstract: A study was made of new derivatives of cyclohexenyl-l and 2-phos-
phonic acids. When oxidizing 2-chlarocycloitexyldichloropliosphine (obtained by
addition of PCI3 to the cyclohexene under the effect of yv-radiation) [L. L.
Shchukovskaya, et al., DAN SSSR, No 179, 892, 19681 by sulfuryl chloride in
an inert organic solvent at 0-10', the formation of a mixture of acid
dichloridesof 2-chlorocyclolicxylpliosphonic acid and cyclohaxene-1-ylphosphonic
acid (I) with predominance of the latter was observed for the first time. By
analysis for the "common and "hydrolyzable" chlorine, the content of (I) in
the mixture is greater when the reaction is performed in ether than in CCI
or benzene. When treating the (I) isolated by redistfIlation with aliphattc
alcohols-(CIC5) in the presence of pyri4ne., the corresponding esters of
cyclahexene-1-ylphosphonic acid were obtained with a 65-857. yield. The infra-
red spectra of all the substances reveal.a C-C absorption band at 1,630 cu,71:
1/2

USSR
LEBEDEV, V. T. SHIRYAYEVA, G. V., and KARPOV, V. V.
"Effect of the Addition of Organophosphorus Compounds on the Polymerization
of Vinyl Monamers in Wood Cellulose"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 197, No 3, Ifar 71, pp 601-603
Abstract: Gamma initiated modification of wood cellulose was studied with
mixtures of vinyl monomers and different levels of orgaaophosphorous com-
pounds (OPC). Many OPC accelerated polymerization of vinyl monomers in wood
cellulose, this action decreasing in the,following order: trialky! phosphates
>trialk-),l phosphites > dialkyl phosphites, and within these groups methyl
ethyl > butyl. Treating birch with a mixture of methylmetacrylate and tri-
butyl phosphate (9.1 ratio) gave a fire resistant material of greater strength
than comparable control. Styrene, which normally polymerizes with difficulty
under the influence of radiation was also studied. Addition of 10% of di-
methyl phosphite to styrene increased its,pol~merizatioa in aspen by 4 times.
When the phosphilte fraction. was increased.to 20%, the polymerization rate was
increased 6-7 fold in comparison to the control.

USSR UDC: 531-715
S=QXI V. M.. GOLIDBERG, M. M., GRMENT, A. A., Moscow Institute of Avia-
tion Telcn=008~
"A Device for Automatic Dimensional Analysis of Microt)copic Objects"
Moscour, Gtl--rytiya, IzobreteniXa, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyve Zna-'-,i,
No 7. Mar TP-2 Author's Certificate No 329378, Division G, filed 15 Jun 70,
published 9 Feb 72, p 252
Translation: This Author's Certificateintroduces a dQvice for automatic
dimensional analysis of microscopic objects. The device cottains an op-
tical system, a closed-circuit television system, and tL displey uni-t. In
front of the optical system is a light source, and the closed-circuit TV
system has an analyzer at the output. As, a distinguis,hing feature of tile
patent, the accuracy of analysis is improved by using am input controller
made in the form of a set of time-maxic elements connF-cned between the output
of the TV system and the imput of the analyzer. The patent also covers a
modification of this device distinguished by the fact that the light source
is made in the form of a continuoua-emission laser with ~nai attachrent for
reducing the degree of coherence.
86 -

............
------- --- --
USSR um 621-385:530.145.6:62
SUMINOV, V. M., PROMYSLOV, Ye. V., SKVORCHEVSKIY, A. K., KUZIN, B. G.
IlEffect Which Misalignment of the Mirrors in a Laser Cavity Has on the
Accuracy of Geome-tric Parameters of Laser-Drilled Holes.11
V sb. Obmen oatom v radio-prom-sti (Experience Pooling in the Radio Industry
-colle-::tion of works), vyp. 1, Moscow, 1971, pp 26-29 (from RZh-Radiotekh-
nika, No 5, May 71, Abstract No 5D472)
Translation: The authors describe exDerimental studies carried out on
specimens of Khl8T19T steel in which they determined the effect of cavity
misalignment or- the diameter and depth of laser-drilled holes and the change
in weight of the metal removed during machining. It is shown that when the
mirrors are misaligned, there are appreciable changes in the longitudinal
and transverse shapes of finished holes.; For all,possil)le versions of mirror
misalignment there is a change in the weight of the va-POrized metal with an
increase in the angle of misalignment. The amount of material removed during
machining differs for all cases. Maximum hole parameters are observed with
a certain displacement of the mirrors relative to the end surfaces of the
active medium, rather than with perfect alignment. The~most favorable case
is that where the cavity mirrors are oriented in the sane direction and
shifted by the same angle. A. K.

UOC: 621.317-733
USSR
KAZAKOV, S. M., LUSH,^ T. N., SURITELINOV, V. N., Novu.,jibirsk
"Designing High-Speed Phase-Sensitive Freq~aency.,Range Detectors"
Novosibirsk, Avtometrlya, No 3, 1970, PP 48-53
Abstract: The article deals with the problem of stabilizing the transfe-r constant
of integrating phase-sensitive detectors for a continuous frequency range .oj
proper select-Lon of the integration time. The possibili"C-y of improving t.-le
metrological characteristics of the integrating detectorz thenselves is briefly
discussed. . The authora dosoribe thoJr omi circuit for a phaso-:;ensitive detector
with integration lay a whole number of half-perioda. A kilack diagrairi of the device
is given. The detector operates satisfactorily in a froquency range from a few
dozen Rz to 100 kiiz, The error in indication of a 900 ilhift varies from a fem4
tenths of a degree to a few degrees at the. end of the saale, wkLich is accoptaole
even for high precision digital bridges. The authors thank candidate of technical
sciences X. I.1. Sobolevskiy for his consideration and foi, his ausistance in pre-
paring this article.
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T
USSR UDC: 621.382.029.6.001.5
TSVIRKO, Yu. A. and SUMAR, V. S.
rrequency of a Gunn Oscilistor in a Low-Q Resonance System as a
Function of the Dias Voltage"
Moscow, Radictekhnika i elektroniki, No. 11, 1970, pp 2423-2427
Abstract: In the Gunn diode, attention is usuallly directed to the
increase in frequency of resonance modes caused by the reduction
in capacitance of the force field domain with a variation in the
bias voltage. When the diode is ina resonance system, the fre-
quency is also a function of the effective.Q. This brief communi-
cation considers both these effects, which result in only small
frequency variations. The authors.obtain an apt)roxi-Mate solution
for the oscillations of the diode in a tuned circuit in the form
of a rapidly converging series expanijion of the frequency in terms
of Q. They describe experiments to investigate the frequency char
acteristics of Gunn diodes operating in a mixed resonance aiode and
in a mode with domain suppression by a low field.in resonance sys-
tems made up of asymmetrical ribbon line segments with 20-30 ohm
impedance. The laboratory specimens were electron GaAs, 85-125 mm
thick, connected in parallel with half-wave line segments.

USSR UDC 621.382.2
TSVIRKO, Yu. A., and
"Gunn oscillator in Resonant System With Low
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn sb. Mik-roele-ktronik-a (Electronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Microelectronics), 1971, Issue 1(27), pp
114-120 (from RZh-Elektrunika i yeye primeneniye, No 8, August 1971, Abstract
No 8B135)
Translation: The dependence on the bias voltage of the oscillation frequency
of a Gunn oscillator operating in a resonator contains a component that is
linear with respect to a small value --~ the invirse effective Q of the system.
The results are presented of a measurement of the dependence of the oscilla-
rion frequency on the bias voltage for-a Gunn semiconductor diode operating
in resonant half-wave band systems with.low Q. During, generation at a mode
with domain suppression. by a low field,~an increase of the voltage can give
rise to a decrease of frequency.
ill. M-11 PREMIUM

1/2 OC5 UNCL AS S I F tED PROCESSING DATE-ZONOV70
TITLE-STANDARUS OF UNIFIED SYSTEM OF DESIGNER DOCUMENTATION AND PROBLEMS
OF UNIFICATION IN MECHANICAL AND PRECISION ENGINL-fi-RING -U-
AUTHOR-K2)-STEPAN0Vp YU.I.m SUMSHIK, A*R.
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
6
-.SOURCE-STANDARTY I KALHESTV0# 19701 NR-4, PP 59-
DATE PUEL I5HED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.v IND.v CIVIL AND MARINI: ENGR
-TOPIC AGS-TECHNICAL STANDARDI.ENGINEERING STANDA90
MA-kKING-NO RE"'TRICHONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFLED
-L/Fk-AME--1965/Z014 5 T fl; PN()---Llf(/ 04" /70 0 00/004 00 5 9/ 00 62
.-PROXY kEl:
C, I fc A C c I" s S IINC

UNIX ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
ACCESSICN NC--AP0102044
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GV-Q- ABSTRACTo TNE STANDARDS INCLUDED [14 TH,-::
UNIFIEL) SYSTIE-14 OF DESIGNER 00CUIMENTATION INFLUENCE.- THE ADOPTION OF
DECISICNS CN PROBLEMS OF UNIFICAHON IN SHAPING THE DESIGN DOCUMENTS,
fHE PkINLIPLES OF DESIG14 CONTINUITY IN DESIGNING rHE PRODUCTS OF
MECHANICAL AND PRECISION ENGINEERINGr AND ON. TYPILATION OF PRODUCTION
~PROCESSES.
ON
I I L L Ll

USSR UDC 547.7:546.185
KAMMOV, A. V., SMSkUA.. E. B., KIRILLOVA, K. M., and SHMILKINA, Ye. P.,
J.
Kazan' Institute of the Chemico-Photograpbic Industry
"Reaction of Cyanomethylenephosphonium Salts With Nlkoxyvinyl(butadienyl)
Derivatives of Heterocyclic Bases".
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41, No 11, Nov 1971, pp 2,434-2,438
Abstract: Established methods of obtainiLig trimethinelffiospbacyanin dyes by
chemical synthesis are unsatisfactory, either because of lot,, yield or the
presence of undesirable concomitants. The authors inve-sti8ated the alkoxy-
vinyl and butadienyl salts of heterocyclic bases as pof~sible sources, of these
dyes, offering at the same time greater~convenience an-d simplicity in synthesiS.
Nine phosphorus-containing trimethine and pentamethinecyanin dyes were obtained
through condensation of cyanomethylenephosphonium salts with ~-alkoxyvinyl and
6,-alkoxybutadienyl salts of heterocyclic bases. OI)tic!al properties of these,
along with some physical data, vere obtained. Yields~and techniques of syn-
thesis were found to be definitely advan'tageous in comparison witb current
methods of producing these dyes.
12
M-11

j
USSR UDC 547-tO6.A
KAZYM'OV, A. V., and AA,~&,, Kazan Scientific, Tec.1-nolojL-IL I v
~L IL 1, c a nd
Design Research Institute of Chemi.cal Photography Ind-uptry
"Reaction of Zinke Aldehyde wit i Triphenyleymorin-thylen phouphonium Chloride"
e
Leninpmd, Zhurmal OrCanicbeskoy Kliinli, Vol 6, 1"To 9., CeP 70., Pp 1944-1c'45
Abstract: It was detex%-..Aned that reaction of
nium chloride with Zinke aldehyde violds vl~,.eL it
is carried out, in acetic anhydride. 'When the reaction is carried o'ut in
pyridine and ac,-Aic vnirykiride, the product Is a s3rvm,,et--ic iir-ptwr~Ltbenc-p io-
phinine.

EF
USSR-.- UDC 547.558.1
KAZYMOV, A.. V., an
dv Kazan' Scientific Research and Develop-
ment-Ittstitute oethe Chemical i7 graphic Industry
"R6action.of Triphenvlcyanomethyleneptiosphonium ChlorLde With Tetraalkyl
Acetates of Unsubstituted and Hesoalkylstibstituted rlaloned~aldehydes"
Lbningrad,.Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), No 4, Apr 71, pp 931-932
Abstract:- Triphenylcyanomethvlencphosphoniijm chloride when heated in pyridine,
reacts with 1,1,3,3-tetraethoxypropane. The reaction lasts 5 hrs at 125-130%
yielding 2,6-his-cyaiio-1,1,1,7,7,7-hexaphenylpentametliylenepliosplionium perch-
loratei m.p.- 232.5-233'. The 4-methyl and 4-ethyl derivates, melting at
229-n-230'C_and 242-244'c respectively, were similarlyprepared.
WtIIM
1;N Min F~mvffqm_

USSR UDC i518.9
GAMBROV., L. A. J, X9N&M&W&", DAGYVNJI A. V.
"The Problem of Distribution of Resources as a Game with Matrix Strategies"
Tekhn. Kibernetika (Kharlkov. Otd.). Vyp. I(Engineering Cj,bernet.Lcs (Kar,kov
Division), No. I -- Collection of Works] Kiev, 1970, pp 1Q.;-14 (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kiberneti~afl No. 4., April,.1971, Abstract No. 4 V523
by I. Fokin).
TTanslation: The problem of the distribution of several t),pes of means of
attack and defense between objects of fixed Values is studied as a game with
matrix strategies. The case is studied in which the stategies of the attacker
include the possibility of using special attackAevices fo:r suppression of
defense.
7~71 T--
i-a 1 If: Ii Ill !!PH Wr Ill ill- 11`111 ~14 FA LM 1;1 MVII!, A;.1I;.M4 .11, PIZE-11 ill:.

1~2 ozz UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEPTO
TITLE--RADICAL OPERATION IN CANCER OF :THE PAPILLA ClU00ENI REGION -tJ-
AUTHOR-SHALIMOV, A.A., SUMTSOVt N.A.
1~ COUNTRY OF INF-9--USSR
SOURCE-VESTNIK KH[RUPGII IMENT 19710, VOL 104, Nk 3, PP
I I .dR.EKOVA,
32-3~i
DATE PUBLISHF0 ------- 70
1~:SUBJECT AREAS--81')LOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCE$
CANCER, PANCREAS, DUODFNUMv 511-E
.,CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
c'DOCUMENT CLASS-WICLASSIFIED
-~~PROXY REEL/FPA-tE--19f36/0852 STFP NO--UR/0589/70/104/003/0032/0039
..-,-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0102813
UNCLASSTFIED

M 022 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING, DATE-111SP07C
IRC ACCESSI ON NO--AP0 102813
Al-ISTRACT/EXTRACT-(p) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~CANCER OF THE PERIA~'-,PULLARY 7 0
(PANCREATIC 14S400M4JOP PAPILLA DUODENI, DISTAL PORTION OF THcc BILE DUCT
AND DUODENUM IN THE PEGION OF THE DUODENAL PAPILLA) OCCURS MORE
FREQUENTLY THA% IT WAS CONSIDEPED TO BE. IN THE CITY OF KH~RKOV iJTHI~4
A 9 YEAR PERIOD (FRO4 1959 TO 1967) ON THE AVERAGE AN INTENSIVE INDEX OP
MORTALITY DUE TO CANCER OF THE PANCRE&S AND PERIAMPULLARY ~ONF IS EQU4L
TO 6.7 FOR 100,000 POPULATION. PANCPEATODUODENALl-ESECTION JS BELIEVED
TO-BE THE PRINCIPAL RADICAL SURGERY IN -CANCER CIF TFIF-RFRIAMPULLARY ZONE.
IDNE.OF THE-AUTHORS- (-A.-Ai. SH4LIMOV) HAS ELASORATED TWO VARIANTS OF
AND PERFORRED 86~SIJCH OPERATIVE POKEDUqES.
PANCREATODUODENAL RESECTION
THE POSTOPERATIVE MORTALITY WAS 31.4PERCENT* ELEVF,*,4 PERSONS
(18.6,PERCENT OF DISCHAPGED PATIENTS) SURVIVED FOR~OR nVFR, 5 YE4RS AFTER
~THE OPERATTON, TWO OF THESE PATIENTS SHOWED AN OVER M~YEAf~ SURVIVAL.

015 UNCLASSIFIED PRnCESSING DATE--11SEP70
.-TITLE--WELGING OF MEDIUM CARBON STEELS IN CARBON DIOXIDE wt,rHOUT
-1PREL IMI NARY HEATING -u-
[KHINSOIN, YU.I.,
C OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.'SOURCE-SVAP. PROIZVOD. 1970, (2),, 20-3
~A) A T FPUBLISHED------70
:_,~SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.t IND., CIVIL AND MARIINE ENGR
T n P I C. TAGS--STEEL WFLOINGv CARBON STEEL, :CARMN DIOXIDE APC 4qL9P'JG,
WELDING ELECTRODEt METAL HEATING# vlETAL,CPACKING/flJ)45L STEEL
C.OtITROL
00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RFEL/rR.'4m_E--1989/L3713 STEP t,4Q--UR/0135/'7,,
--AP0107851

0ATF-11SEEP70
015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIN5
.,~tIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107851
GP-0- ABSTRACT. CRACKFRCE WELDING OF ST~~I. 45L
WITH ELECTRODES UbNI-13-55 UNDER Cl SL)B2 REQUIRES HEATING; A 1;FTHrD
WITHOUT PRELIMINARY HEATING IS'DEVELOPED.

4)0,00467627
Acc. Nr.: - Ref .Code:
USSR UDC'621.791.75
11Lmusa"l, YU. GOLEMBO S. B., SLOM, B. Z. GRUDO
A. I.. VAYSBURD, I. SH.
Velding the Frame of the Self-Propelled Chassis T-16M"
Kiev, Avtmaticheskaya Svarka (Automatic Welding) , No 1, 19.30, pp 44-46
(from Avtomaticheskays Svarka, No 1# 1970, p 80)
Translation: The results of selectin- the technological process for
welding steel 45L with an increased carbon content are discussea. It is
recotmended that the welding he performed in two layers -vithout prelimin-
ary heating. There are 3 illustrations.
-Reel/Frame
-------- --

USSR UDC: 539-374
ILIYUSHIN, A. A., C'Orres.Danding Member of the USSR Acadamy of
Sciences; MOVLYA1FKU1OV, Kh, SUNCHALIYEV, R. 14.; and FILATOV,
A. N. . .....
flSome Methods for Investigating Nonlinear Problems in Viscous-
Elasticity Theory"
Doklady Akademii-N.auk SSSR, vol 206, No 1, 197.2, PP 59-61
Abstract: The authors find a simplified form of the general equa-
tions for the nonlinear theory of viscous-elasticity by eliminating
the inertial term, thus obtaining an equation which describes
quasi-static problems of the theory. They consider that this
simplified form i.9 reduced to a system of ordillary integrodif-
fexential equaTions by the atraight-line or Dabnov-Galerlcin
methods and show how these equations can be averaged for sol-
ving dynamic problems in nonlinearviscous-elasticity theory.
They show also how the "freezing" method can be used to investi-
gate integral equations which arise in quasi-static problems of
the theory. They are associated with the Cyberyletica Institute
and Computer Center, Uzbek Acaderay of Sciences, at Tashkent.

-~~17.77.029.64
U S SIR U~N: 621.
SUNDUCHY-U. 1C.
Currant 1-hase ,11---asurements a-L -.,ow :UHP Sign-,1 Levels"
..csco*w, Radiotekhnika, Vol. 2'-, Jo. 11,
`70, pp 82-86
A b s t r-) c t : 10h erit~ a -5 u r t!m e rL tu systi~:w. proposed in this i-,,a-r;er ias t-ac-
s7,ignal To bu~ mea--ured and The local -oscillator pass Simul-
tanecusly -,;-,rout~h the in-put circuits of the. mi~!iauring instrument
rece~v..~r cha-ruiell. The Level thQ s-4gnal to bu mEaSlured i-- less
than ]-J- w -a I t sand 'Ghe measurement interval is ii--ited -~o Less
than 0.1 seconds with an accuracy of 1-30 in phase. A for::-ulp. is
j.ound for ~.-Le pinase, measu-rument error, and the value (D-L
this error
is
fo r frequQncies of 2.0 IkH and 1 '-2:
Ihe blcic'--, diag f the measur-Lng ap~)aratus is ~),.fv(in. Excierim--n-,s
.,ramo
perforiaed on thia equipmen--u -to detex=ine ta.,ie am-,,di-~ude--Dhase ~:rror
of t-.e uhf mixur are described. It., was found tLv.-t this error --'s
pract-1cally elinin,--t~:d by stabilizing ~he d-c curr"nt o-7 the m4xer
FW
dkode-.

USSR UDc: 621-:396.6:621.315.61(088.8)
PROYMPOVA, T. V., ZOLOTAREV, L. L., ZAVARZINA, Z. Ya., 6LOBA, G. G-,, PEY-
KAROVA, A. A. SUND 1 YA G. A.
"A Photosensitive Electrical insulating Lacquier"
USSR Author's Certificate No 270940, filed,15 Dec 67, published 18 Aug 70
(from RM-Radiotekhnika, Ho 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 2V506)
Translation: This Aut
horIz Certificate introduces an eiq!ctrical insulatin
phzDtosensitive lacquer based on epoxidized rubber stock with the addition
of therinio- and photopolymerization initiators, a plasticizer and a modifier.

F~xtr-aiction andllefin.Lng;
IZSR uDc 6.21-791.85
STMIMV I. A., and 114KU1121, M. S.) Mosoow
"Formation of Metal Drops During Electrorx Beam Melting of Mctals"
Moscow, Fizik-q i n-imiya Obrabotki Materialov, No 3, I14-_j),/Jun 73, PI) 53-57
Abstract: The radiuo of drops can be calciLlated from formula R ~: K
where K is the formation coefficient of drops, which is a constant value undcr
given conditions and which depends only -he physical prop~!rties of the
JI
metal, CIII(sec/g /6; Q is the I-ate Of mciltllng'. Tbis eqi:atioii relates thc; cifze
of metal drops forrie-d on the electrode to: the physical properties of the
meial and the ratf~ of meta). me.-lring. Them, denr3ity of 'Um! metaJ. has the stron;..~_Ist
influence on the radius of drops,. 'Viscosity and au~rnri! ten-,_Ion, a,~ well. ass
the rate of iaelting have very little effect on the size of dn:)ps. The size
of drqps does not depend on the shape of the electrode iiurfaci- Theore- L
ic ~l
conclusions were ve-rified experimentally during raelting of molLybdenum, and
IV
nickel. Many pointr, in this article are debatable and the whole subject needs
further study.

Acc. Nr. Abstracting Ser1prte".' Ref, Code
004884 _CHEMICAL~ABST.
f"9104lq Determination Of tile com,position of the reaction
mixture in tile polymerization of omanocl-closilaranes by
means of gel chromatography. Andrianov, j . A.: Zhdanov A
Onil. 'je -I..,t 0 -
A.: Zaviq B G - -Sunekants. lelf. E, I e 110or
din., Ser.
7U, 1~)M, 20-5
(Russ). The contents of hisrh b.p., low mot. wt. organocyclosilox-
anes (present in a mixt. wiffilpolymers), c.g.,,octaphe'nylcyclo-
tKrasiloxane, hexaphenvicvc1otrisilorane. 1,3,5,7-teti-amethyl-
1,3,5.7-tetrapli--nylcyclaieirasiloxa7ne 11), 1, 1, 5, 5- t et ta met hy I -
3,3,-,.7-tetraphenAc~clotetrasitoxa~e (IM 11, 1, 3,5,7- pent amet hyl-,
3,5,, - i6phenylcyclutura W one, 1,2,3,3,5,.5 - hexamethyl-
S ox
7,7 - diphenvicyclotetrasiloxane,. 1,3,5 - trinietbyl .' 1,3,5 - Ariphenyl-
cyclotrisiloxahe, - 'heptamethyl~h,ens-ic%,clotetrx,-ilox;ane octa-
methvievdotetrasiloxane ~111), , exainethvItri-Ila'Xane, ?Irrocene,
hexamefily1disiloxane and : SKT%I-l poly(dirnethyliii1oxane)
~el chroi~iatog. ne dis.
rubber (mot. wt. 450,000) wm, studie4l by 9
tribution factors (Kit) were~ calcd. from elutlion vals, Wd
(CJis eluent). The K. and ~V, were iniersely ~proprirtional to
the mot. %t., e.g., I 'and 11 had identical V, iirO K, Blution
of SKTV-1 rind Ill on 4 96:4 pt~yrene-divinvlbqn~ene copolymer
gave satisfactory results and wits highly tipr(xlii~ible. , 'A -good
correlation was obtained between gel chromatog. lina gravimetric
anal. of 111. A ratio between gel cbromatcographii~ j)eaks~ gave a
indication of monomer consumDtion durinz Wvmn.
zood
Ad

J
USSR UDC 621.7,82.3
ZMAMN. V.1., SUNsP Z-A?CLOYA, S.I., YEGOROV, ARI-1ENT1105H, YA.YA.,
PUMUR, F A.
'Determination Of The Effectiveness Of Collecting Charge Carriers In Se=iconduct-
or,Dev_ces
Elektron. luekhnika. Yauchno-tekhn. eb. 1., ikrcele1-trnn:U-.:-, (Electronic Technolcz:y.
Coile-_,,~Ori. X,icrcelectronics), 1~5,"X;, inaue 2(23),pp 67-70
(from RZh-_Ele!ttronika i wye primeneni
_y ~bstrect Na 4B2~15)
_q, No 4, April 1971, o,
Tranolation: The rrethod described for determination of the efreotiveneU3 of
collection of non-equilibrium carriers in various rejiona of a silicon planor
transistor involves measurement of tho churVe collact-.d ~ by a p.-n junction.
CorraspQndinp- maneurements are conducted on a ikT5'1 devLre before and after
tion by rrucleur radiation. For-_mlao are given which connect tihe ef
irradis feet-
ivencoo of collection with t~e volumne life time of non-o~quilibrium charge
carriers. Author's abstract.
now

--230CT70
'PROCESSING DATE
1/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--Tt4E INTERACTION OF MATTER AND RADIATION IN rH[- HOT MODEL OF THE
UNIVERSE -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SUNIAEVI R.A.t IELDOVICH* L48*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-30
-.SOURCE--ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCEt,.VOL. 79 APR. 1970, P. 20
.~_-DATE PUBL ISHED----APR70
SUBJECT AREAS--ASTRONOlMY, ASTOOPHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ffOT MODEL, SPACE MATTER, RADIATION SPEC T,-R(V-l ASTROPHYSICS
11,tONTROLMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASS[FfF-D
,"-PROXY RPEL/FRAME--3001/0261 STEP NU--NE/0000/7(J/007/0()0/0020/0030
~~:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126033
UNCLASSIFIED

212 019 UNCLASSIFIED PPOCESSIING DATE-230CT70
C-IQC ACCESSION NO--AP0126033
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THEORETICAL DEMIL;NSTRAT13N THAT THE
HEATING OF THE PRIMEVAL PLASMA BEFORE THE EPOCH OF RECOM61MATION 'RESULTS
IN DISTORTIONS IN THE RAYLEIGH JEANS REGION OF THE MICR04AVE RELIC
RADIATION SPECTRUM. IT 15 VIMLNTED~QUT THAT PRESENT 01"SERVATIONAL DATA
LLOW THE ESTIMATION OF ENERGY INJECTION LIMITS CERTAIN LIMITS FOR
THE AMOUNT OF ANTIMATTER IN THE UNIVERSEr FORTHE PARAIMETERS OF PRIMEVAL
TURBULENCE AND FOR THE ADIABATIC FLUCTUATION SPECTRUM OF SMALL MASSES.
FACILITY: AKADEMIIA NAUK SSSRt'INSTITUT PKIKLAON01 MATEMATIKI,
MOSCOWY USSR#
UNC LA S S V IE 0

025 UN ASSL PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CL E V
TITLE--SMALL SCALE FLUCTUATIONS OF RELIC RAWAT 10)4 _u_
AUTHOR-(02)-SUNIAEVP R.A., ZELUOVICHt L.B.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:,SOURCE--ASTROPHYSICS ANU SPACE SCIENCEi VOL. 7, APR. 1970, P. 3-19
DATE PUBL ISHED----APR 70
AREAS--ASTRONONIY,ASTROPHYSICS
~~TOPIC TAGS--GALAXYi ASTROPHYSICSt ADIABATIC PROCESS~ HEATING
-IARKtNG -NO RESTRICTIONS
ONTROL .1
---DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PAOXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0260 STEP NO--NE/0000/70/0071000/0003/t3Ol9
C ACCESSION NO--AP0126032
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCtSSING DATE--23OCT.7C
CLIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126032
'STRATION OF THE
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THEORETICAL DEMION
INCONSISTENCY OF THE ADIA34TIC RELATION ASSUMIED BY SILK (1967, 1968) TO
EXIST BETWEEN-THE OENSITY PERTURBATIONS IN THE INITIAL PLASMA 4-ND THE
RADIATION TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS AT THE MOMENT~OF 4 PLASMA
RECOMBINA TION WHICH LED, ACCORDING TO THE ISOTROPIC COSMOLOGICAL MODEL,
TO THE FORMATION OF GALAXIES* CALCULATIONS INDICATE THAT THE EXPECTED
TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS SHOULD BE SMALLER THAN THE ONES IMPLIED BY THIS
ADIABATIC RELATION, FLUCTUATIONS OF THE RELIC RA,I)[A)*fON DUE TO
SECONDARY HEATING OF THE INTERGALACTIC GAS ARE ALSCY ESTIMATED.
FACILITY: AKADEMIIA NAUK SSSRI JNSTITUT PRIKLADNO1 MATEMATIKIt MOSCOVIV
USSR.

74rargw"7. --*,, T7 !j
USSR
SUNIK, L. M,, Chair of Pathological Anatomy, Tashkent Medical Institute,
"The morphological and Histochemical Characteristics of the Healing of
Surgical Wounds Under Conditions of Hypodynaala and a Kinetic Load!'
Tashkent, Reditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistanal No 12, Doe 71, PP 32-36
Abstracti Forty~two rats wers- subjected'to I laparotony by a Kerr incision
2-2.5 cm long on the right side, whenupon the would was sutured with a
slik thread. After the operation, 18 rats (group I) wa,~re placed into small
cage compartments, so that their movements were ri~-strlcted to a great extent,
while 24 rats (group III were placed into a large case Aind subjected every
day to exercise on a treadmill for 20 min that was equii,alent to running
over a distance of r4-j-2 km. Under the effect of the klnetla load applied
to rata In group lIt healing of the wowid proceeded faster than in group 1.
Vascularization amd metabolism in the would region were zore Intensive in
grOUD II than group, 1, The iscar that forzed on healing was softer and -nore
elasiia In animals of group II than those of gtvup 1.

USSR UDC t 620-193.5
and STAYMEVA, L. I., Ural
KOM V. N., CHEBOTIN, V. N., I E
State University ineni A. M. Gor'Xiy
"Nickel Oxidation in an AtmoaDhere With 'Various Amounts of Sulfur Dioxide"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol. 6, no. 4i Jul-Aug /Cis pp 4~18-440
the
Abstract: The presence of sulfur dioxide in the air s
nickel oxidation rate and causes the formation ol scale,of a complex composi-
tion. However, research in the subject is far from complete. The scale
produced in this study at 750 and 8000C conprises three,layers, Acccrding to
x-ray diffraction and microscopic examination date, the outer layer is the
most dense, the middle layer is relativelly porous a.nd contains a NiO phase,
while the inner layer, with a metallic glitter, closely adheres to the metal
and comprises the NilSp phase. I!he crystal lattice parameter of NiO decreases
with an increase in ~Op in the oxidizing, atmosphere. 11, Ibe rgrovth of scale on
the nickel is, under all conditions, desctibe& by the pirabolic law. 'I',%e NiO
layer grows at the scale-gas boundary. The higher rate ~if scale growth from
NiO with S02 in the atmosphere may, be explained by an increase in the con-
112

USSR
KONEV, V. N., et al, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 6, no. 4, Jul-ALj 70, pp 4~~-450
centration of cation vacancies in the oxide on sulfur dissolution in it. Use
is made of the relationship between the constant of the parabolic law 1: and
in a mixture of SO +0 at P constant obtained,in earlier research to
S02 2 2
02
explain the formation of Ni 3S2 Phase which grows with .a inc-.ease in PS02.
The results of this study si4ggest that sulfur is transtered toward the metal
through the NiO phase by diffusion through the scale lattice rather thazi along
the microcracks and pores. The disappearance of Xi3 S 2' in the scale when pass-
ing from 800 to 850'C is apparently related to a decrease in sulfur solubility
in NiO with an increase in temperatureo ~,The maximum 8~,solubility in NiO is at
8000C.

i~_ a I :_,I _v_
LIS9R IjDc 621.79-1.85
W
'III, m. S., Z-f-IT"U'Dmov, V. 1.) TYUPOV, G. G., FILIPROV, It F a -I
ITIM . - ., n
SUITUMV, 1. A., 11oscov,
"Elimination of Nitrogen and Oxygen Front Chm-ndlAm-Nielwl fkllcly.~, During ),!Iectlron
Be= Smelting"
Moscow, Fizilm i Mhimaiya Olbrabotki Raterialov, TITO 1, Janv~~,/_Peb 7-1, Pr, 39-43
Abstract: Oxygen i-.Tas removed front JU-Cr-Ti alloy
to an electron beam whr-m the surfnce temperature 01., t1l"_, mctai
102003. The rusidwal C.L)I'ventr.-AiOn of wvum oas rut-ivrdle.,3s of th,:~
iritial oxy,-en concenlumt,ion.
I o;f' I.,11(.
refined motal C).xyI:,(-!I) rmsrnt I?, Ulij alloy ill fon~i cf
Cul,1111uX Spii-XII conS-1rtIrt,~ of A1903, wid TjO-, (if III ir~
refined inctir.1 pureJ. T1w.*I,tI,-R)II.,~ In if. ""C,vo tmivk.
III order to "Whe art of' nftrol~n in 1-11i.-Cr all-lay
o.o47 to a 20-mirmt,_, ex-pomtre of wt~ilt(-~:n mott']. to
in, r, required. For uiel-ctl z,1loy:; conl,.,.ining 8 and 2
nitrogcn amountcd to Tho addition of 1. 5" Ti Lo ii-ickel vdloy
ing Cr did n ehaii,~;c ilv~ elirnin! tion kinetles ol 1 A t,ri: uowt:~vor, A
purification rate of the alloy containing ~?,,Y% Cr and T-.i, fro.n. nitrolen v...-;
1/2

USSR
WIWI Iff, M. S., et al, Moscow, Fizika i Mij.miya Cfbrabotld I-Aateria-lov, 110 l')
Jan/Feb 73, J)P 39-43
higher compared with the same alloy without Ti. A sha--l', decrease in the
concentration of oxygen and nitro,u-n duringr melting of I;Le electrode and a
short exposure of molten metal to tho electron beila sho-,m-d that this vie".1-Lod
of refining of metals, has many advantages. , Vie largest ,~imotult of gEses were
removed from the thin Ivyer of' molten met-,I during tLe !%u-Aon of the electrod'a
and frou molten metal drops. The rate of elimination of nitragen fram the
m-olten metal is controlled by the ruass transf*er procesz-,-e,,3-
2/2
61.

Liz 029 UNCLASSIFIED ii, ROCE~SSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--THE INTERACTION OF MATTER AND RADIATION IN VHE HOT MODEL OF THE
UNIVER 0 11 -U-
SE.
AUTHOP.-(02)-SUNYAEV, R.A., ZELDOVICH, YA.B.
~.~tOUNT RY OF INFO---USSR
SOURCE--ASTROPHYS. SPACE SCI. INETHERLANDS)i VOL 7v ~N 0. L-, P. 20-30 (APRIL
1970)
~'OATE PUBLISHED----APR70
SUBJECr ARr-~AS--4STP.ONOMY,ASTROP.HYSICS, PHYSICS
T*AGS--C0S.",'01_0GY, SPACL 14A T'T E R iSPACE RADIAJ 10141 AST ~~OPHYS I C,i
13NTROL'MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.c
_00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
ROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0536 STEP NO- ~IE/Ol~ri)--~)/70/007/001/0020/0030
"p
.-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135999
UN~LASSIFIED,

.2/2 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-'27NOV70
:~CLRC ACCESSION' NO--AP0135999
~_ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FOR PT. I SEE ABS rR. ~447611 OF
196q. ~ HEArl%,G OF THG PRUMAEVAL PLASMA PRIOR TO THE EP'Or'll OF
'ES' IN THE RA%Lf 1' -1 J51-NS RLGI( N' 01:
RECOMBINATION R ULTS IN DISTORTIONS " 'j
MICROWAVE RELIC RADIATION SPECTRUM (LAMf30A IS SIMIL,!fl~ TO 1-60 Ckt. OR
-MORE EXACTLY L~MFIQA EQUALS 2.5 OMEGA PRIAE SEVCEN EIGHTH~ IJFGATIV~E Cill"'.
THE PRESENT OBSEPVATI(NIIIAL DATA ALLOW LlAfTS TO BE SL-l TO SUcli E~jc_RGY
-i-L - ikmouia Of: ANF(MAIJER
INJECTION FROM, WHICH FOLLOW (JPPC L[MITS.T0 (A) Tm-
114 THE UNIVERSE; (B) THE PAqAMETERS OF PRI.MAF.VAL., AND (C) THE
PECTRUNt FOR SMALLiMASSES 114 IS Lt:--S,.S THAN 10
ADIABATIC FLUCTUATION S,
PRIME11 M TIMES THE MASS OF THE SUNi. IF T14E REArING TAKES PLACE PRIOR
:TO:THE EPOCH T EQUALS 10 PRIME10 OMEGA TWELVE F,IFTjJ'4'l SEC. 4AND IN
PARTICULAR AT THE ANNIHILATION GF ELECTRON POSITRON *AIRS AT T SIMILAR
TO 10 PRIME8 MINUS 10 PRIME10 K, T IS LESS THAN 300~SECtt NO OBSERVABLE
DISTORTIONS ARE EXPECTEO IN.THE RELIC RADIATION SPECTRUM. HERE OMEGA
.,:EQUALS P-PERIT IS THE DIMENSIONLESS AVERAGE 'DENSITY;~GF MAYTER IN THE
UNI-VERSE FACILITY: ACAD SI-I USSR# MOSCOW.
UNCLASSIFIED

...... lmm.~~llffvffffm
U2 G, 2 1 W-4CLASSIFIED Pko")LESSINC, ()ATE--20NGV7C
TATLE-S,'~ALL SCIALC FL(J0UAT!'%-'l,%,,S GF RELIC 4,AOIATIO"'I -"'U-
Olin
001
-AUMCIN- (C,2 -SUNYA'--Vk I [FLU v IGH, YA B
-1 NO I P 3- 1) APq I L
S d S L I INJETHER LAND'S VOL
D4TE
S.03jECr
,TCP 1 CTl4GS--CG:l!-DU-j(,Y, ACE RADIATION
CtNTACL K If., G.- N 0R E S T,.-~ I C T I GiNIS
u SS -U N C L 1; S Sz I F ID
-MEiJ C L;i
STEP
;CCES,S'~CN
A D

212 -0 2 1 UNICLAS S I F I EO ,3,-lMCE3Sl'.zG DATF-20NOV7-
-C
I-RC ACCESSI'-.f,~ NO-AP0136C~14
-A~STRA~el T/ EAT RAl-'T-- (U L,91-0- 5 T RAC T PEkl*UR&ATICW OF THL MATTL~Z. ~)ENISTY
COSM, CLOG I CAL MODEL ~VtHlCh LEAUS TO THE
F-6k*~-ATICN CF AT cf; CAUSE
-FQULU, LATFR ~STAGFS. OF f-VOLUTI
S?---TI,,~L FLUCTUATICN-S F PELIC j~ 0 1;% T I ON SILK (Si-E A3;T,~. A36977 Ji-:
-Sl I C u
1'6.8) AS -A-b THAT Ai. ADLAbA, ~CCNNECTION EXHTEGI BEFl,%EE::!i THE DENSITY
AT TtiE
P E R T U k 6 A T 1 S L ~'.i E F REUMBINATION OF THL' INITIAL PLASMA ixND
F, L til C T La T I C, iN S C F T H ~ G;-l' 5 L R v L- o i eim, p E, R,N r u i( I- i3 F P A D 1A TA N U F- L F A T - r E Q'i ~t4 L S
DELTA-khL; Sub'-1-3 RHO IT 15 SH041N IN It
2, - T'-IS ARTICLE THAT SUCH A
SV.',PL-E CUOtiECTiCN ['a j I Al PL Ic-AbLE OUF TG: (1) T,~fE L(W-iG TIME '&
(2) T,'-,i- Fi%Cl foi-~T MiEN PtEGIGNS Sjl~~ALLLR THA;`! 10
A I k. L 15 r-. S i 5 S '-*, F fl-;- tlL
A L) %, 6 E C J M, E T A iN S P A E t J f t A A T I I
J.,
-LPT 1~-'L UPTH TG THL i, u S RV L IS ILL 'LARGE IjUf f -1 THUMPS~ 'i ICATT~-;M'!G;
3 j k; E S 1 0 1 C I i 1~. S L G F OF-LfA PHU 5UbM-RHO Sir'.1M IN MN,
:;E~GLI' TkE PXPLCT(Z
-0 TE,~;PEUTIJRE- FLLj(:FUATI`,-,lS iji` '~ELH :,Ij\!)[A I EUN
S',- Ul L; t. il -NALL T H ;'*4 AG I A; tJIC FUCTUAl i P THIS ICLE THE
H E k N
It';; L U T -t~ING UF RADIATICN HOV I NG
OF iii:L I A T AkISI"6 Jk6:1 SCA~TC
L E C T S I S C A L C U LA I f- 0 T ti i- V E L OC I T Y f- I E L 0 1 S G~N E 11 T E 1) Ii Y A 0 i A3, A T I L 0 R
i v T G PY 0Fl.iSlY FAC I LITY: AL)AC SLI USSR.,
11' scow.
0; f(; L S S F I C

4-W77
UNCL4SSiFIED PROdESSING DATE--27NOV70
N, GERMANIUM, N, SILICON HETEROJUNCTIONS '-U-
-AUTHOR-041-FEDOTOV, YA.A.w GRUZOEVAi G.A.t KOVALEVY A.N., SUPALOV, V.A.
%.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,.~-SOURCE--FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970t 445)P.825-9
,.''DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:o,suajECT AREAS--PHYSICS
-~~,T_GPIC TAGS--SILICON-SINGLE CRYSTAL, GERMANIUM SINGLE CRYSTAL, EPITAXIAL
G-RO W TH HYDROGEN, PHOTOELECTRIC PRDPERTY~
ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CU14ENT CLASS--UNCLA SSfFfEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0394 STEP ~10--UR/04ei9/7011~)04/005/0325/13829
a
CIRC ACrESSIONI N0-11P0136328
UNCLASSIFELEO

.-2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PACCESSIPIG DATE--27NOV70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136328
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSIRACT. THE EFFECT WIAS s'r,,jc)IED OF THE
TEC14NOLOGY OF THE PREPN. OF ISOTYPTC HFTEROjUNCTIMS NtUiNvU ON THE:IR
ELEC. AND PHOTOELEC. CHARACTFPISTICS. THE- lS0FYPK HEFE-511.)JUNCTIONS WERE
PREPD. BY THE IODIDE TRANSPORT METHOD, WITH H AS THE CARFRIE GA
R S, GE
~EPITAXIAL LAYERS WERE GROWN ON FREE St SUkFACES Ok jN THE OPENINC.S IN A
-St :GXIDE LAYER, 'WHICH WERE OBTAINED BY iTHE PHOTOL[Molu'lk-~~PHIC MET140D.
THE ADDNL. INTRODUCTION OF LINEAR DEFECTS DURING THE GR641-14 OF
c I'll THE
OPEN-ING OF OXIDE LAYER SUBSTANTIALLY.cHANGES THE Cj~ OF STATES ON THE
GE-SI INTERFACE. FACILITY; MOSK. INST, STALI SPLAVOVI MOSCOWr
USSR.
L:

USSR uDc 616-12.78
aME.R. N. A.. All 1113titute Of
FMAROVil L. V.J, and Union Scientific Berve-arel
Surgical Apparetus and Instrur-- s Yloscow
hr m T~pe"
"Selecting the Stractural Design of an "Artificial Heart" of the Dial), as-
22
Moscow, ~Meditsinskaya Tekhnika, Vol 4, No 3, 1 10, PP 18-
Abstract: 7his theoretical axticlo (with diagram) explains the stmetural features
of artificial hearts vith djaphragm or cavity pxuups.

USSR UW 6a2.822-3,o67+612,825-54
SUPINI A. Ya., Institute Of EvOlutiOnarY Animal Morphology and Ecology imeni
.A. M-Severtsov, Academy of Sciences USSR, Moscoy
"Evoked Potential of the Rabbit Visual Cortex Following Local Stimw-lation of
the Receptive Fields"
Leningrad, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SS.R, No 3, 1973, pp 385-393
Abstract: The visual cortex of curarized rabbits was stimulated by the presen-
tation, removal, or shiftIng of a spot of light on the~screen of a catilode
tube; the light was only slightly brighter than the barzkground illumination.
A complex of evoked potentials was recorded in response to stimulation:
primary deep negative response, secondary deep negativity, sl%T deep positive
vaye. The region where the cortical responses were recordeCL proved to be
highly localized both vertical and horizontally, unliko the xesponses to
diffuse atiraLlation, and they disappeared when the spot was ohifted only a few
degrees from the ODtiMUM position. The primary respon.9e. and secondary deep
negativity was accorq=ied by excitation of the cortical neurons in the same
place, untereas the slov deep positivewave was associated with inhibition of
their activity.

USSR UDC 612-843.7
4tRjR,__&_YA., Institute of Evolutionary Morphology and Anizal Ecology imeni
ov, Academy of Sciences =Nr Boscow
"Excitability Cycles and Rhythmic Responses of Visual Cortical Houron8 to
Point and Diffuse Light Stimuli"
Kiev, Heyrofiziologiya, Vol 3, No 39 Xay/Jun 1971# pp 252-259
Abstracts The responses of 38 neurons, selected from ore than 100 neurons for
their intense reaction to short-to= stimulation of their receptor fields by
punctiform light wore compared with the responses produce(i by diffuse light
Stimuli and. electrical stimulation of the optic nerye. Tbo toots were performed
on unanesthetized -rabbits which had been imtobilized by DIplacin, It was found
that the different forms of stimulation affected the character of the response
an well as the excitability cycle of a given pair of stimuli. Diffuse light
and electrical stimuli produced a brief period of initial excitation of a
neuron which was followed by a deep inhibitory interval. Point visual stimu-
lation# on the other hand, produced strong and relatively lonR-lasting, excita-
t4on and only slight inhibition. The reaponSearto repeate!d point stimuli irere
not repressed. This pattern was observed with both paired and rhythmic stimula-
tion. When rhythmic stimuli were applied totha same point in the perceptive

Uss~
SUPIN# A. YA., Heyrofiziologiyag Vol 3t No 3, klay/jun 1971, pp 252-259
field, sustained excitation iras observed at stimulation frequencies bAalow
13/sec. At higher frequencies, only on- arid off-responses were produced as
a result of repeated stinUation. Such an observed thzeshold frequency
(of 15/sec) was not observed when the rhythmic stimuli were applied to different
point of the receptive field. The author cotclwles tMt visual cortical
neurons can respond to continuous excitatlcn at practicaaly any frequency of
afferent transmissions. This dependence of the effectivener'S of inhibitory
response on the duration of the stimulus.is considered to be an Indication for
the pronounced capability of this form of inhibition toward time accumulation.
Consequently the character of the interactions of excitation and Inhibition
processes at a cortical neuron depends considerably on the type of the applied
stimulation so that it is necessary to include these processes in the analysis
of afferent signals.

USSR uDc 612.825.5
IADYGIIIA, T. F.t and SUPIN9 A.,YA., Institute of Evolutionary Animal Morpho-
logy and Ecology ireh1",C"W"3;rV67rtsov* Academy of Sciences USSR, and Hoscow
State University imerd H. Y. Lomonosov' Moscow
"Acoustic Projection in the Dolphin Cerebral Cortex"
Leningrado Fiziologicheeldy Zhurnal SSSRB Vol 56, No 11, Nov 70, PP 1554-1560
Abstracti To determine the boundaries of the acoustir zone in the cortex of
the dolphin (phocaena phocaena)# the responses to clicks were recorded from
different spots. b1aximum activity was detected in the parietal region 1.5
to 2-3-3 am lateral to the autura sagittalis arul 3.5 to 5-5-6 m caudal to
the sutura coronalis. Two main responses were founds~ rapid negative with
a latent period of about 6 nsec, and slow positive idth a latent pericd of
15 to 20 nsec. The distribution of potentialsin the cortex appeaxz to be
different from that in other animals. In addition to these two main responses,
a very rapid one (with a latent period of less than I r-sec) was recorded from
all of the electrodes. The fact that it did not disappear or even decrease
when the electrodes were shifted beyond the cortex su&ests that it is of
noncortical origin.

Acc. X r fiM044103 Ref. Code:.
?RLMARY SOURCE: Neyrofiziologiya, 1970, Vol 2, Nr p?6q_p
ON THE MECHANISMS OF.THE cENHANCING RESPONSEs,
IN THE RABBIT VISUAL CORTEX
Supln,A,.J&.
The A. N. Severtso:- Instifute of Evolutional Morphology
and Ecolng 1 of Animals, ~cutry-n-~iy7rMc-(enus, USSR, 35sco'zv
S u in in a r),
Some inechanibins of ML- previously described .tilhanciog evoko?d Potelltiabi ill CIL.
visull cortex of ;in unanaesthetizod rabbit were investigated. This respontc was evul%ed
by repeated pairs of 5timuli at intervals from 100 to 1.50 mu-c., e. d. whell the test
slimulus coinsided with the postinhibitorv rebound after lh~- re.,iotion to the first I*con-
6itioning) stimulus. The enhancint, response had :Zri,al(Ir durati,)n than fhe primary
re-sponse to a single stimuius- The enhanciru response was evoked by both tile optic
stimu'ation and stimulafien of tile subcortical white matter. The enhancinc, -es-
nerve
ronse was acccillp3nied by a hi h-amplitude EPSP and by a burst of spike discharges
9
19770573-

AP0044103
in-cortical neurons. Ti,e correlation between amplitude and duration shorter duration
with larger amplitude ind non-linear dependcnce :)f ampitude upon intensity of. tile
subcorticil while matter stimulation were .4pecific properties. of the enhancing responbe.
Consideration of possible mechanisms of errhaicement of the response during postinhi-
biIorv rebo-xid suggested that this response might be generated by a recurrent excita-
tory intracurtical system. This suggotion Is. in, agreement with the data on properties
of the entrancing tesponse.
19770574

112 UNCLASSIFI'Eo~
~PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
T.ITLE--RESTORATION CYCLES OF EVOKED POTENTIALS ANOtORTICAL INHIBITION -U-
AUTHOR--SUPIN, A.YA,
C OUN T RY OF INFO--USSR
VYSSHEY NERVNOY DEYATELINOSTIv 1970, VOL 20, NR'2' PP
450-458
DATE-PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--RABBIT, CEREBRAL CORTEX, NEURON, INHIBITION, VISION, NERVE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:-OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY.REEL/FRAME--*988/1698 SfEP N 0--UR 0 2 4 1/ 7 002' 000 Z04 5 0 /0 4 5 8
A.
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106442
UNCLA&S-1 Fll~U

212 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCtSSfNG UATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106442
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STUDY WAS MADE UF RESTORATION
CYCLES OF PRIMARY RESPONSES IN THE RABBIT'S VISUAL CORTEX UNOEA
-CONDITIONS OF PAIRED STIMULATIONS OF THF OPTIC NERVE OK THE LATERAL
GENICULATE BODY. THE RESTORATION CYCLE OF THE~ PRIMARY EVOKEU POTENTIAL
AS WELL AS OF THE CORRESPONDING'PRIMARY ACTIVITY BURST OF CORTICAL
NEURONS LASTS ABOUT I SEC. A SIMILAR RESTORATION CYCLE IS RECOROE0
AFTER THE STIMULATION OF THE EXTRASTRIATE CORTEXv WHICH POINIS TO THE
CORTICAL ORIGIN OF TH;--: EFFECTs PRULONGED SUPPi-l"IESSILIN OF THE TEST
PRIMARY RESPONSES IS 'NUT ATTENDED WITH EVOKED PCFENTIA1.5 OR CHANGES 1%'
THE UNIT BACKGikOUND ACTIVITY OF A SIAILAP DURATION ACT;:-,, -0 1 r I J% 1,%~;
C 0%
STIMULATION. IN OTHER WORDS# THE PROTRACIE0 lNll[blT(JRY PRoCESS ckUSING
THE-SUPPRESSION OF PRIMARY RESPONSES~~DIFFEkS FROM TVIE WELL KN04N
INHIBITORY PHENOMENA IN THE CORTEX, H' IS ASSUMIE-0 THAr IT IS UF A
RECUFREI~a CHARACTER. FACILITY:, ~LABURATORY OF COMPARAT[VE
NEUROBI,ULOGYt SEVERTSOV WSTITUTE OFiANI.MAL EV0LLJl'lOi4 ARY MORPHOLOGY AND
-St
ECOLOGY,.USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE MOSCOW.
"s fA EUJL~---

a
'uDc 632.95
USSR
SffMMVA, T. YE., SISTER, YU, D..t SUIN, G. S.
VIAmperometria Titration of Sulfur Containing Biologically Active Substances.
Analysis of Cyneb"
Tr. Z-go Wes. soves'Irluno issled. ostatkay pestitsidev L pro"Llilank-t. zat~rliz-
neniya imi produktov nita-aiva, kornov i vnesh. sredy (Norks of the Second All-
Union Conference on the Investigation of Pesticide Residues and Preventive
Contamination of Food Products, Feedsand ':nvironment),iTallin, 1971, p 249
(from RZh-Khirlya, No 12, Jun 72, Abstract:11a 1211476)
Translation: Cyneb is dissolved in 5 moles Of Y,011; the solution is neutra-
,2+
lized with HC1 or M-10 to pH 6.8, and is titrated with 11, or Ae salts on
3
a platinum rotating microelectrade,with respect to a saiturated lig C1 -electrode
2
with apotential of +0.6 volts. The rela't~ve errq*r in analyzing 10 107 moles
of-cyneb in 50 mZ of the solution is 0.3-0.6%.

USSR UDC 632.95
MIKHAYLOV, V. S., SUPIN, G. S.
"Deternd-nation of Residual Amounts of Phthalophos and Benzophosphate by the
Oscillopolarographic Nethod"
Tr. 2-Ro Vses. Soveshch. po isigled. ostatkov pestitsidov nrofilakt, zagrvaz-
neniya irid produktov pitaniXa, korpuv i vnesh.. sredv (Works of tne Second All-
Union Conference on the Investigation of,Pesticide Residues and Preventive
Contamination of Food Products, Feeds and Environment), Tallin, 1971, pp 237-
240 (from RZh-Khimiya, No 12, Jun 72, Abstract No 121,1442)
Translation: In analyzing residues of phthalophon (1) 4nd phosalone (II) in
apples, a saimle was extracted by acetone, evuporated ani hy(I-rolyzed with lbi
KOH; 2M AcOH was added to a PH Of 5; the solution was blown vith an inert gas
and the oscillopolarogram was reduced on a ffg-drop electrode. The sensitivity
of the metlwd is 0.2 mg/kg of I or II; the degree of detection is 65.4� 8.9 and
63-3 6.0% respectively.

USSR m~, 632-9.5
B) U G. F., HAUROVA, S. V.j OV-15710-70,-it It'. R., 1U.L!XHNU-
GLYY I w . I
RUVAS V4 H-.j MUME-M-VA, S. YA., and ZtJ~9, C,
"Mercurometric Volumetric Fethod of Determining Phtho2o:phos (With Vlaual and
Amperomete-c Endpoint)"
V sb. YMm. sredstva oashchity rast, (Chamical Agfints fo*c Plant Protection --
collection of woXICS)l vYP ;, Moscol(p MOP PP 81-S3 (from F,21i-khimiya, lio 11,
Jun 72, AbstraL,- No 11WIL09)
Translationt A s1rocimen containing P11t1'r-L1VPhQF5 (1) is lhy~Lrolyoed in all
allmlUa medium, the r6fmlWit dimethyl dithiophoopl-mto ir, voliLmetrically
analyzed with 0.01 11 Hg(NO)2 in tho Vrewnce of R. 1~ 4i3.cohr,,L nolution of
diphanylearba5one until the pink color bacoms lilz;z~ blw!. jolipu xV~e
iltzAtivii dr4no with a vibTatlmy, platin= electrode or a droppLIE, m:r-Ury
electrode relative to a s~4torat-34 ffg,,01,: pluatrod:a. The van'.A.tivity 0"
amperoxetric titration Is 0.06 mg of-lp-wiid that of thilt Vimp.1 moLhod 1i;
0.6 mg of 1.
4 7 -

USSR UDG (5 3 2. 9 5 -.661 718. 1
61 14i;LINI
BAKANOVA, rZ. M., MANDELIBAUM, Yk. A. SUPIN. -0 31 KOV, N. N.
and ABBAKUMOVA 11. V.,, All-Union ScientiTCc__9_eseaFch Institute of
Chemical Plant Protectants
of Methylnitropho5 and Methods for It6 Analysis"
Moscowp Khimiya_v 3ellskom KhozyaXstve, Vol 8, N61, Jan 70, up 32-35
Abstract: Chemically pure methylnitrophos consists of two isomers,
Viz. UIU-dimethyl-O-,4-nitro-3-merhylphenyI thiophosphate (70-75 per-
cent) and O~0-dimethyl-0-6-nitro-3-methylpheriyl thiophosphate (2'J-30
percent). Isomer I is the principal 6ctive ingredient of commercial
methylnitrophos, isomer II the synergist for isomer 1, Studies con-
ducted in 1964-1968 showed that methy1nitrophos m-atches the insecti-
cidal properties of isomer I (Sumithion, Metathion)s Tjis is con
firmed by data of the Ternopol' Agricultural !~Xpariment Station on the
effectiveness of Metathion and methylnitrophos av~ainst the beet leaf
miner and beet leaf aphid, aa well a.6 by results,,obtalned in experi-
e effectiveness of
of the Georgian Subtropical LaWratory,on th
1/2
5-

2/2

USSR UDC:614.35t6l5.285.7
SUPIN, G. S., and IVANCHENKO# V. V., Candidate of Cbenical Science, All-Union
-* ~cen= research institute uf Chemical heans of Plant Protectiong Noscow,
and the Saratov Scientific Research Institute of Agrarian Hygiene
"The Use of Polarograpiky in Determining Residual Azounts of Orgarophosphorus
Pesticides"
Moscow, Giglyena i Sanitarlya, No 3, Mar.71, PP 76-79
Abstracti A study of the application of the classic pGlarogimphic method
and its modifications to dete=ine -residual amounts of organophoi3phorufs
pesticides showed the method to be very sensitive in all casts re~leved.
The authors conclude that the various poLu,06,raphic methods cam be use& to
work out a reliable system for determining traces of any organophosphorus
pesticides.

.. ........
UDC 619s615-415
KOYSHIBAYEV, G. K., Aspirant, and SUPIII Candidate of Chenical
Sciences, Helminthology lalboxataW q--4t MR Acade::~r of Sciences arA the
All-Union Scientific Research Institute,of Chemical Plant Protection
"The Effect of Temperature on the Activity of Chlo-rophos Ointment"
lloscow# Veterinariya, NO 31 Hn, 711 pp 90-91
Abstracti In 1969-1970, a 40p chlorophos ointment wari used for the treatment
of ear skin filarlasis in cattle. Since the eff ectiver-ess of treatment. was
98.y,-* and the ointinent may be used again, the chelf-life of this compowid
was tested. The test ointnent was prepared by zdAng five parts of
chlorophos kith four parts of anhydrous lanolin and ane paxt of water. Alisuot
samples were sealed in fLasks, kept for 3 montha at Umoemtux-es of 560, 35
and 18-200C, and then the concentration of the biologlcally active substance
ww determined by a special polarogxapMe nothod. Sagples kept as 560 C lost
all chlorophos; samples kept at 35 lost 34,(5 of initial chlorophos content;
and samples kept at zoon temperature retalmd all of the inital chlorophos
content..

.-112 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
~TITLE-PRUPERTIES AND METHODS FOR ANALYZING METHYLINITROPHUS -U-
AUTHOR-105)-BAKANOVAt Z,M.t MANDELBAUM, YA.A., MELINIKOVI N-N.# SUPIN#
G,~ S. ABBAKUMOVA v N. V.
,-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-~ISOURC E--KNI M.
SEL. KHOZ* 19709 8(1)9 32-5
ipATE PUBLISHEO--70
~~"SUBJECT,AREAS-BIOLGGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES.
TOPIC TAGS--ISQMERv ORGANIC PHOSPHOROUS INSECTICIDEv ORGANIC NITRO
qCOMPOUND
GNT R 0 LMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
jDOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-:PRUXY REE:LIFRAME--1990/1159
STEP NO--UR/0394/70100alOol/0032/0035
..CIRC, ACCESSION Nfj--AP0109276

-1;== M-0 R I I
212 ols UNCLASSIfIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
~t,IRC ACCESSION NQ---AP0109276
~ABSTRACWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PROPERTIES WERE-GIVEN OF
KETHYLNITROPHOS, A MIXT. OF O,O,UIMETHYL,Oj,4,NITRD,3,
METHYLPHENYLTHIOPHOSPHATE (1) (70--95PERCENY) AND 0i0tDIMETHYLPOr
6,NITRU,3,MCTHYLPHf:14YLTHIOPtiOSPHATL tIll 125-30PEKENI)v AND ITS BIOL.
ACTIVITY. JSOMER I IS THE AC-TIVE SLIBSTANCE, AND It AC
.-,SYNERGISTICALLY. FORMULAE ARE GIVEN PERMITTING CALCN. F THE ONTE T OF
o c
PARTICULAR 1,~SOMERS WITH AN ACCURACY OF SIMILARJU 2t.5PERCENT.

USSR uDc: 621-396 6-181.5
SUPLIVENKO, V. N. , NESTE RENKO, B. 0. OVCHINNIKOV, Yu. A.
"Recording the Static Parameters of Integrated Circuitry
V sb. Obmen opytom. v radio2rom-sti (Experience Pooling Ln the Radio Industry
of works), vyp. 1, Moscow, 13971, PP 53-55 (from RZh-Radiotekh-
nika, No 5, May 71, Abstract No 5V177)
Translation: A method is outlined for recording the static paramieters of
integrated rdcrocircuits by vsing the appropriate measuring device and the
N-373-2 microamaeter-millivoltmeter chart recorder. An, attachment is de-
veloped for reading out the measurement results from the chart. Resume.
Bw

Ace. Nr: Ref . Code; UR 0391
4P00372324"4
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena, Truda~i Professimial'nVye
Zabolevaniya, 1970 V0
Nr 2, PP
t. PROBLEMS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE IN THE PRODUCTION OF HIGI-I-GRADE
C014AMERCIAL GLASS
NI, Ya.; Shelyfman, F. Zelentsova, S. P.;
FaktoK2v, 1.__Xe Tupchiy, Ye. P.; Voloshiiia, E. I. ; Levin, M '. V..
Summary
Pollution of atmospheric environment with arsenaus icid anhydride. lead, rn1Tiqan;c
oxide and other substances is possible in production (if higah-grode commercial glafs.
-rs engaged in the latter are, at the same time, expi " To the effect of
WorkL 0 ).sed I mirared
radiation, elevated air temperature, noise, vibration. Th~ey deinonstWe physiological
ons implicatin(Z cardiovascular
shifts of thermoregulation and and the incidence of affect! 0
system. digestive orgarts, etc is e 'levated'amofig them. Thin authors su gested a number
of measures aimed at improving hygienic, conditions of: work, s.orne olf which had been
implemented.
REELMAME t2
a-
57

USSR UDC 621.382.5
SUPOSTAT, S. A., TIKHO~aROV, V. G.
"Device for Measurement of the Thermoelectric and Thermomagnetic Efficiency
of Semiconductor Substances"
V sb. Nizkotemperaturn. temoelektrich.-materialy (LOW-Temperature Thermo-
electric Materials--Collection of Works), Kishinev, 1970, pp 35-38 (from
RZh-Elektronika i yeye primeneni.ye, No 5, May 1971, Abstract No 5B194)
Translation- The Daper describes a device based on thia Rarman method for
direct measurement of thermoelectric and thermomagnetic efficiency, which
makes it possible to conduct a study in the temperature range 100-400*K.
2 ill. 1 ref. Sum-nary.

112 -018 UNICLASSIHIED PkOCE~SING DATE--13NOV70
T I TLE--COA9L EX TREATMENT WITH AiNT1610TICS AND flEfiCTi~ANSFUSID,'IS OF PATIENTS
WITH-TYPHOID ANO PARATYPH011) OISEASES~-U-;
4UfH[)k--S CH, M.51
C QU-N T R YOF~ INFO--USSR
"SOuRCE-77VRAC-HEBN0YF_- DELD, 197 Q:- 14R 6, PP'~ 142~ 14
_01ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,.SUBJECT ARE"A'S-513LOGICAL AND MEDICAL SClENCES
JOPIC TAGS--OLGOD TRANSFUSIC,1N, ANTIBIOTIC, PARATYPH10ill) Fz:VcR' TYPHOID
FEVER.
-t-CNTR0L-qA-'AKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
.-DOCUMENT CLASS--U,*4CLASSIFTED
1!PROXY R_EEL/FRAM;_:--300Z/I766 STEP NGI--Uk/O~(t75/70~/0'3i3/OO..)/0142/-,314(t
~CIRC ACCESSION -140--AP0129314
LA S'S I i~ E i.-

2/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED MOCESSING 0ATt-12NOV70
~,C IRC ACC-ESSION NU--4P01293L4t
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--!U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 'A RAPID THERAPEUf[C EFFECF 'Al A S
ACHIEVED FOLLOWING A,',JTI6io,riC0TP.ERAPHY, IN COMBIHATXON WITH
-.c,r,l fN 27.1PEaCEN'T G F
HE,-ljTRX',lSFUSIU'N IN 58.6PERCENT, ANID A:SLOW EFFE.
PATIENTS WITH TYPHUS ABDOMINALIS* !101AUTERATION OF THE CCjUilSE 'KAS
OBSERVED IN 14PERCENT. HEIMUTRANSFUSIONS MAY BE EMPLOY~ED Ar AN'i PERIOD
OF THE DIS-EASE AS THEY 00 NOT WORSE.N T.HE PATIENT'S CON10ITION. PATIENTS
TREATED BY THIS 'IE.THOD 5,M)'WED A SHDR-TER PERIOD OF';FEVF-lt, REDUCTIDN OF
INTOXICA"T10114, MCPE REPID FEWER COMPLICATIONSY RIELP~PSES.
FAC I L I TY KAFEDRA INF E K f S I ONNY KH.- B UL E Z!l E YLIVOVSKOGO
MED TS I NSK OGG INSTITUTA,
UNCLASSIFIED

Xblec-4la:,r,_IF4iys1cs
USSR
DAVYDOV, A. S., SUPRUN.-A- D. (Institute of Theoretical Physics of the
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Kiev)
"Configuration Changes and Optical Properties of a-Spiral Protein Molecules"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnal, January 1974, pp 44-50
Abstract: The paper deals with the excited states of a proteia molecule and
with the changes in molecular configuration connected with these excitations.
A possible optical manifestation of such excited states is also investigated.
With excitation of exciton states in ania-spiral the energy level correspovd-
ing to an excited state of an isolated peptide group is shown to split into
two zones -- "Symmetric" and "antisymmetric."
In the study of the changes in the a-spiral configuration, the anti-
symmetric excitations are of essential importance. With optical excitation
of the a-spiral two states transversely polarized (El and EI) and one state
c a
polarized in the longitudinal direction0g) are realized.
The article includes a figure depicting schematically a portion of the
a-spiral and 20 equatione. There are fiVe references.

USSR UDC 539.376+532.135
WN A. N.
"On Heasures of the Action and Reaction of Rheological Models"
Tr. Gor'kov. inzh.-stroit. in-ta, (Works of Gorlkiy Structural Englneerin.g
In.stitute), 1971, No. 58, pp (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 9, Sep 71, Abstract
NO 9V531)
Translation.- It is proposed that variable value3 of a special mechanical -Chomf,
(chain) be used in the analysis of rheologival models.'after assigning thenni the
form of measures of action and reactions of. the medium.being modeled. Ti-.0
simple formulas of the linear-fractional type were obtairied. for this purpose.
The values of the measures of action and reaction of t2he rheological ii,,Ddel
introduced in them are variables of thelmechanical chain and. coincide, however,
in fom with the corresponding variables of the mediurm~ being modeled. The
latter make it possible to achieve joint s.tudies of a rheological model as an
independent mechanical system and as a phenomenological analig of a ccn-cinuous
system. Three corresponding structural schemes are given. M. 1. Rozovskiy.

Nr: AP0049041 Rai., Code:
PRIMRY SOURCE: Vestnik Of ta iiii4losii, 1970, Nr.
PP
SOME PROBLEMS OF PATHOGENESIS. AND, TREATMENT OF OCULAR
HYPERTENSION IN CLIMACrERWINI
run, A.V.; Krym6kayaj MX41;; zmauoVSki7,,Yu..r..; Bove, M.
Summary
Results consecutive to dynarnic examination of 40 Wmer! with climacteric sy-ndrorne
and deranged regulation of the-intraocular tension are repotted. The foliow-up time
ranged from 2 to 7 years. Clinical,and e!ectry hysiologicil (EEG ond REG) inv~sfi-
gations furnished evidence that in, 35 patients subcartical brain! structures were invoived
in the pathological process, with altendant, chant-es in the webrat circulatlori. COM-
manly of functional nature. Pathogenetic treatment (sedathil., and horrilonal therapy)
sontributtd. to tho improvement, of the generAi.condition of p~t ents jind to the norrna-
Atatfaiii -of intreoculaT pre5sure in them, In: .12 women sym, tomfl of the Climacteric
19800825
SM 7

syndrome vanished, intraocular tension returned back to normal with no Objective
changes visible on the level of the eyes. T-.,;,en&y worneq., exhibited upset reg:,Iaziun
of the intraccular pressure AVith'out any other sign!i of L11aucoma. while in 8 others
initial' primary glaucoma was diarynosed. 7"ne authors conclui~le thaL alongside manife-,Ia-
tions ot primary glaucame, women with p4ho logical. clirria0l.WiLim t-'lay present speqific
disturbances of the intraocular pressure regulation withoiA any ott~er symptoms of
glaucoma, these disturbances having a tendency towards, Involution, This condition is
considered by them as ocular hypertension macteric
appearing is a symptom o! cli.
syndrome.
I'T
:19800826

MAI
UDC: 6'10.193.,
USSR 7
MARMVICU, R. A. and
SUPR Central Scientific,M-sea-ch Institute
L7 "far
o
ne :Li:,;e i~eeC
"Corrosion Resistance and Kinetics of F",41ure of Carlbori SteeL in
sea Wacer"
'Moscow, Zashchita metallov, Vol 6, No 5, Sep-Oct 710, pp 557-561.
kbstracr: study was made or the mochan-sm oF tho -,~fCc!c- of a
st'ream on tue corrosion rate of steel in thp foi.-m~ az a -.ntat-
ing eisk. The specific natul-e of dif-fusion to~ the sur-face of
disk makes it POS~~IjiblC tOl PI'IDCe,13,~;Cs
the flat
dot t- na,
occurrin- in i turbulent fLow on a disk funct-iDnin-4 un 1 mii ry
conditions. A curve in thp originaL zirticle dimkiot-t,9.-m-.Ltk,s ittie
e ff c. c t- o Ithe speed of ratation on: the of. zyf),~!-
20 steel in various neutral solutions. Another
J.
the dependence of the corrosion rate of a steel disk and dlLl currelit..
density on the square root of the speed of rotation in iiea wac:cr. TiLe
C k) C ro 01 oil r~lt%! of SLO.011 in ~ilCl 00111tiOll.';' IS aj),'Ut 1.5 (:L:-i
'J)y '~.jLQ
L'W

USSR
_zcnvjrii, R. A., and SUT N, A Zashch i. Metallov, Vol 6,
No 5, Sep-Oct 70: pp 557-561
sea water is cons-wer 10
abv 10'.'rer than the.liiuit carliodo curr;_mt. some
extent this is related to additioaal diffusional di--ficuitiei; caused by
the corrosion films deposited during Lhe~Lests on the surfact! of the
steel. A decrease in the d.Lssolution rate with an increase ~n rpzi of the
disk is noted.
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112 025 UNCLASSIFIqQ, 01~OCES~SING ()ATE--020CT70
I CO 10 FUNCTION OF THE ADRENAL CORTE~JN ACUTE A"m
-"EXACERBATED CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF THE GENITALS -U-
~L,YA.
!.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:_ _.SoURCE--ZDRAVOOKHRANENIYE BELORUSSII, 19,70,.NR 21 PP 14-17
~.DATE PUBL IS14ED-----70
UBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--ADRENAL CORTEX, REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM, BLOOD PLASMA?
COP TICOSTEROID, URINE, mr-TABOLISM
Ai
UC J'
M t T CLASS--UNCLAS,'-lf- IED
-VROXY STEP-
G'f b7j2 7 d
clRe 'ifcr_~Sloi! 'N ~p
'JIC LASS I F I F D

025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE-020CT70
C:IRC ACCFSS `101N Nii-AP0106278
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE GLUCOCORTIC110 FUNCTI-914 JF THE
ADRENAL -CORTEX IN III PAIIENTS WIT11 INFLAMMATION OF 'THE I N) T E R I cm GENITAL
ORGANS WAS INVESTIGATEO, 37 FEMALES HAD AN ACUTE INFLAMMATORY PRJCESS,
-NIC ~kECUIRRENr CONE. THE RATE OF EXPRESSI ENESS OF T4E
.74, A CHRU v ADqENAL
CORTEX HYPOFUNCTION DEPENDED UPON THE DURATIVE INFLAMMATORY PR3CESS AND
~GRAVITY (IF THE DISEASE DEVELOPMENT, THE'CONTENT OF FREE.17 OX IN THE
BLOOD PLASMA AND T14E CORTICOSTERUILI iFREE.:FRACTION IN THE URINE.OF
,.:,-:PATIENTS WITH INFLAMMATION OF THE GENITALSiTURNED 1*0 BE HIGHE
R THAN IN
NORMAL BJECTS, THAT WAS AN EVIDENCE OF THE METAB C~iANGE OF THE
S U. OLIC
CORT-ICOSTEROID,-HORMONES IN INFLAMMATORY~AFFECTIIJNS.ff THE-FEMALE GENITAL
RGANS.
UNCLASSIFIED

i/2 17 UNCLASSI F I ED Pm CESSING OAT E-- I I DEC 70
:__T.ITLZ--SW;A F,~ E EPrtuCESS FOi~ r%1-4fjVIi,4G SCALE FKOM EVAPURATURS -u-
C 5) -SHCHI CALL V V.N.1 CHEt%.,iEGGVA, I.K., SUP,