SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VASIN, O. I. - VASYURIN, S. T.

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XVI-4. DrNAMICS Of WNDENSATION AND STRUMPAL VWSTORMTION OF THIN InSb
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lArticle by P., 4
~~)kjlvkins. 'k, I~ Vaoin, V. 1~rtt"03yaol S'-1A_A-"'ZIr1L1
r'o-AIbIrvk:_"* osibLrok.
Hunnian. I.-II, :'- 1972, p 2231
The methoA of imvulsive evaporation And the sPudy.ot the dyn."4~ of
at confR-Mustion proc-o of, JnSb films ljy conti-~UA - voaqurccnz~ C4 Or-Ccadw-
4tj1rs,cti= =AlYsto '.&x 'aewl
-ped''
~M* p.r(,,esv pararaters.ouch an the vapor diskrolon into (v I/sec).
the tim (Pt -.,0.2 0.8 see) and the conde~iiatlem terversturQ (hr t awc)
were defined. The variation of tho,otolclatimatrit cvmosition wIth-rearect to 17
fll~ thickn&,ai*:('.b-In) sian 61~oervc:4 during the deputiltion process.
The formation of the film struIcttJrc frou'awrphous in the initial,
stare-) to P04.1crw tallipa, or CoNture in thi,11nal stafto-taken place.,la. the can-
The final~mtage devends sharply oc~ the iubstrpA *s tempers-
tura.
.-Ibe,filive vbtalned.had a wettgn awbilities.,from 50 to (1-4) 101
in the thtt"oon'ranre of, X04,000 ho ~ in* correlation'6f the 4tructtwsl, and
elactrophysiial ~arawtcrajv 4otatted. and It Is demonstrated that the scat-
t
torinx.of Wchmite carviers takes place haviltally act the sjrugt%jr.*j 4defects
kbegraAwmad dislocation boundaries.

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WON.-
USSR
VLASOV,, OLEG VALERIANOVICH, GRIGORIN-RYABOV,
VIKTOR,VAURIANOVICH, DUDNIK, PAVEL IVANOVICH DUDNIK, and STEPANOV, BORIS
MIKHMOVICH
"Radar Equipment (Theory and Priuciples,of Construction)" (Radiolokatsionnyye
Ustroystva, (Teoriya i Printsipy Post oyeniya)], Moscow, Tzd-vo "Sovetskoye
Radio," 1970, 18,500 copies, 680 pages.
Abstract: The book presents radar principles, co-ordinate measurement methods,
and scanning.. Problems of radar signal detection, the accuracy in measuring
their.parameters, and solutions are-.examined. The principles for constructing
radar,equipment of different types are,given, as well as their main charac-
teristica are analyzed.
In conclusion, considerations for construction.of ro.,Aar systems, which are
intended for solving concrete,prrcblems (zerial, and marine'target detection,
radar observation of ground objects,, etc..),are presented.
The book is intended for students of hl~her institutes of learning and may
serve as a manual for specialists working in the field ofxadar. The book
has two tables, 343 figures, and 69 citations.
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VASIN, VLADIMIR VASIL'YEVICH, et al.~, "Radar Equipment (Theory and Principles
of Construction)." [RadiolokAtsionnyye:Ustroystva (Teoriya i Printsipy Pos-
troyeniya)] , Moscow, 1zd-vo."Sovetskbye.Radio 19T0, 18,500 copies, 680
pages
The chapter headings are as fellows
Page
Chapter 1. General Information on Radar 5
Chapter 2. Methods of Measuring the C6-ordinates and Speed of
Moving Targets, 14
Chapter 3. Characteristics of- RadaiTargets 40
Ckkapter 4. Radar S canni
ngi 81
chapter 5. Radar SignaL,Detection 96
Chapter 6.. Ef fective- Range of-,Radar -Stations 146
Chapter 7. Resolution of.-Radar Sign,als~ 167
Chapter 8. Accuracy in Neasuking:Co-ordinates and Radial
Velocities.of.Targets 216
Chapter 9. Accuracy and Resolution Capabilities for Determined
Angular Target Co-oridinate's 240
Chapter 10. Indicating Output Equipment 264
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USSR'
VASIN, VLADIMIR VASIL'YEVICH, et al. "Radar Equipment (Theory and Pr inciples
of Construction)" (Radiolokatsionayye 'Ustroystva (Teoriya i Printsipy Pos-
troyeniya)], Moscow, Izd-vo "Sovetskoye Radio," 1976, 18,500 copies, 680
pages
Chapter 11. Radar Output Equipment Cotipled With Electron
Digital Computing Machin" 295
Chapter 12. Radar Output Equiptaent.fpt Continuous Target Tracking 307
Radar Equipment
Chapter 13. Single-Channel Pulsed Radar Stations 329
Chapter 14. Single-Channe.l.Puls,ed Radar Stations 11jith Special
T)~pes of Signal, Modulation- 377
Chavter 15. Radar S tations'With- Contiuuous Emission 392
7Chapter 16. Multichannel Radar: Stati6ns 426
Chapter 17. Passive Radar. 471
Chapter 18. Interference Immunity of-Radar Stations, 485
Peculiarities of Radar Equip%ent for Different Purposes
Chapter 19. Primary Types of Ground Radar Stations 522
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USSR
VASIN, VLADIMIR VASIL'YEVICFI, et al., "Radar Equipment (Theory and Principles
of Construction)" [Radiolokatsionnyy~ Ustroystva~(Teoriya i Printsipy Pos-
troyeniya)], Moscow, Izd-vo."Sovetskoye Fadio," 1.970, 18,500 copies, 680
pages.
Chapter 20. Primary Types of Ship Radar~Stations 542
Chapter 21. Aircraft and,Ro'cket.Radar Equipment Used for Aerial.
Encounter, 555
Chapter 22. Aircraft Panoramic Radar 591
Chapter.23. Radar Systems With ActiV,e.Response 654

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73

posium. on Technical and Biological Problems of Control, 1968. Pattern
Recognition. Adaptive Syst .ems% -Moscow, "Nauka% 1971, pp 100-105 (from
RZh-Kibermfftika, No 9, Sep 71,, Abstract. zio, gv631)
Transl at iort: Methods are proposed for initial infox-ma-tion coding
together wtth, algorithm for teaching recognition wid algorithms for
selecting the most important characteristics developed for application
to problems: of medical- c3lagnosis and~prognosis. The problem of med-ical
diagnosis and prognosis is formulated and its general characteristics
are given (large volu and variety of initial- data, comparative- inade-
quacy and inaccuracy of instructional materi.91). The authors consider
optimization of the coding of characteristics ty us.Iing inner Oeperidences,
as vell as the coding of electrocardiograms, and al6rorithms for recog-
nition and -isolation of imTortant eh ' iicteristics. ~'~Results are given
e7
fot some specific problems of medical; di V.
agnosis and prognovis.
14ikheyev.

USSR
VASINAR A.
fqhe bffensive Against Cancerif-
Mosca.7, Sovetskiy Krasnyy Krest, Vol:21,Vo 4, Apr .71, pp 20-32
Abstract: Progreso in the study and.therapy of cancer was outlined in the
course of an interview by N. N. Blokhin,:Director of thp-,Institute of Ex-
perimental and Clinical Oncology, Memberof the Academy of.Medical Sciences
USSR. According to Blokhin, progress'is being made,in research on the
causes of cancer. The association of.lung cancer vith smoking is now cer-
tain, also that of frequent abortions with development of breast cancer.
Air pollution plays a considerable role in causing cancer. The role of
viruses in the development of human cancer, although not directly proven,
is supported by a number of facts. Healthy humansvere found to be carriers
of viruses that produce tumors in'experiments on animals.- -there is no con-
tradiction between the non-cohtagiousness,of cancer~and its causation by
viruses. Animal,tumors that are known;to be causedby a virus are not
transmitted from animal to animal by contact, but.ffom pa~rents to the
progeny. The presence of the vins in the body does not theri lead neces-
sarily to the development; of a tumor. In the treatmant of malignant tumors,
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USSR
VASIM, A., Sovetskiy Krasn-yy Krest3 Vol 21, No 4, Apr 71, pp 20-32
sv-rgery or irradiation has only a local effect. Mis is a disadvantage,
as shown by the fact that the actionof metastases is not prevented by
surgical removal of a tumor. On the other hand, chp-motherapeutic agents
act on.the entire organism. Scores of;antitumor dr~i'igs have been developed,
among which sarcolysin, dopan,.colchwnine., and others are being applied
extensively in medical practice. While some anticancer drugs have only a
temporary effect, their beneficial action cannot be,doubted. The pes5imism
in regard to the possibility of applying.drugs successfully in the therapy
of cancer has been overcome. Patients*who have been cured by chemotherapy
alone have benn under observati
on for110-15 years.-The possibilities of
treatment of malignant tumors increase.from year to,:year.: Nobody any longer
dies of cancer of the skin or of the lower lip. Many other types of cancer
are likewise completely.curable on timelymedical ititervention. Cancer
never develops in healthy.tissue; it is always precaded by a precancer
condition which can be detected in medical examinations and treated before
it gives rise to cancer.
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USSR TjDc 616.2-0P-2.12.12-097:543.),126
ZH'-rYEVSKWZA, T. I I
MAKSIMOVICH, N. A.; BU G.
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arch 0 fee-
GILEVICH E. V.; hiev Sqiontifia,Re se h s t j. tIu
-tious Diseases, Ukrainian.SSR Ministry: of Piablio' Health
IbcTerimental Use of Lmmunofluores c once iri:the Study and
-.Diagnosis of Respiratory,Viral Infections"
Kiev, Vrachobnoye Delo, No 41 Apr,71, pp 143-147
Abstract, Data were collected.on the use.of imiriunofluorescence
in the etiological diagnosis of:acute,respiratory infections.
During 1964-1966, data.frok 4~ '3.5:' atientSL~and 101 autoT)sies
0 p
were collected (3,495 cases in.the int6rtpidemic period and
540 cases in influen2a foci,~foci:of pa-rainfluenza, and adeno-
virus diseases). -he material chosen for the study must cont-ain
a sufficient cuantity of cells sensitive to the viruses to be
studied. Snears from the: mucous menbranes-of the nose and from
nasopharyng,eal vrashings ware studied b .y phase-c-ontrast and
Thotc2nicrographs of cells:o-'
luminescence microscop Some
L Lhe
columnar epithelium are shown.- :_Cells with -ooly-
valent influenza and parainflue'nza globulins labeled with
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fluorescein isothiocyanate, with anti-adenov-irus rabbit serum
and.with antirabbit globulin.ldbeled with fluorescein isothio-
.eyanate. The specific luminescence of the-centrosphere, the
nuclear membrane, and cytoplaor, was studied. A tropism of in-
fluenza, parainfluenza virus and adenoviruses for epithelial
cells of the human respiratory'trdet was found. A seasonal
character of influenza and parainfluenza infections was observed:
a certain rise in the incidence~of infectidns was found in the
January-March and October-December period.; Sporadic outbreaks
of acute respiratory diseases relatively rare (ikD to 2,41,,)
during the summer months. 'Adenovirus.infections, on the other
hand., did not.exhibit any.pron.ounoed seasonal character. In
acme cases, mix~ed influenza-ad.e:novirus inf-ections .-rere observed.
the
The virus was.localized.only in,' colls,lining the trachea,
amaller branches of brOnchi azid-bronchi6l6s,' orIt was detected
.Only in impressions frord the:lungs.in,cadavers.
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USSR UDC 576.858.4.085.23
PEWACHM
MAKSIMOVICH, N. 0. , GILEVICH, Ye. V.,.VASINA JG NKO, S. V., and
RYBINSKAYA, L. N., Kiev Scientific'Rese=ch stitute:of Infectious Diseases
"Changes in Cells Induced by Certain Far'ainfluenza Viruses"
Kiev, Mikrobiologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 32, No 4, Jul/Aug 70, pp 466-472
Abstract: The cytopathic effects of types 1, 11, andJII parainfluenza viruses
on primary trypsinized monkey kidney cultures were st:udied.: Enlargement of the
nuclei and nucleoli, accumulation of RNA protein in th:a nucleoli and cytoplasm,
disintegration of the chromatin and further :cbanges 41 * the share of the nucleus,
and formation of symplasm (varyingacco :rd ing to the infectious dose of virus
per cell) were observed. Eosinophilic inclusions in the Cytoplasm were coralon
but are not specific to viral infection of.cells, sin6e they appear in nonin-
f acted cultures as well. Immunof luores.cence revealed the presence of viral
ancigen In the infected cells only durt 'ng tile firat 3 days followIng inocula-
tion. in I- and 2-day- old uiice,-. the- ep:lthelial cellii of the respiratory tract
showed marked proliferation, desquarnacion, and format;Lon of celln with 3 --Md 4
nuclei. The perinuclear part of the eytoplasm fluoreaced dioing the first. 3
days after infection. The Prolonged sUrvival of the culture after icifection
. =11-91

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MOSCO"-7.1 Zashchita Raste;dy, No 8) 1070~, p 40
Abstract: A description of heifbane 7,,) s c Y ar, 15 is ..riven. Disecti-cidall
spray may be 6btained f rom this plant by extractin.:- or roots
t r red ant' the :pcow-der can be u.3ed
with water. Me driec', )Iaz,,. -ay also be p&, cc
I cat -e al~,aindt a-~:Iuczs,
as an ~~cidc. 7his itaterial is. eff i~ ,s,,Ilas cob-
bu-7z, cater-lAllars or pierid,buttrcrfly, t%il mo-ch, an.-I
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USSR UDC: 621.3%.6,002(088.8)
VASINA, N. T. . RASNETSOVA, B. Ye., KOLMAKOVA, G. Ya.
."A'Nfethod of Frosting the Surface of quartz"
USSR Author's Certificate No 263045, filed,22 Mar 68., publIshed 9 Jun 70
(from RZh~-Radiotelkhnika, No 12, Dee 70, Abstract 116 12V317)
Translation: The invention deals vith treating the sui-face of quartz
used in. the electronics industry for. making thin-film photoelectric bea--
receivers. The treatment consists in frosting the stirface of' the quartz
in a mixture of saturated solutions of.notassiim flu'ride in nitric acid
0.
and ammonium fluoride in nitric acid taken:in. ehe ratio of 1:1.2. Ye. M.

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IJSSR UDC:,' 537,312..62
HASNETSOVA, B.
JVZ.111A&~11 T. Y6 W~', KOLMOVAI G. Ya..
IIA Method of Photoengraving Lead Films"
USSR Authorls,Certificate No 261498, filed 15 jul published 27 MaY 70
RZh-Rddiotekhnikas NoIll, Hov 70, 4bstract No liz643 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of photoengraving
lead films deposited on a dielectric, substrate. Tbe procedure is based on
co ating the lead film with acid Iresist, forming the copy. layer and subsequent
etching. As a distinguishing feature ofithe patent, packing density is in-
creased and circuit quality is improved by placing the-substrate in an
etchant comprised of a formic acid solution.at-a dista.mce of 3-4 M from the
etchant reflector and blowing compressed-air on the surface of the substrate
-through a layer of etchant, alternating,the-action of the compressed air
vith the action of the etchant.:

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024. UNCLASsi FiEa- P.110CESSING DATE--ZONOV70
CIRC ACCESSIGN N-0-AP0124061
.,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ADSORPTION OF PERCHLORATE
ANIONS ON THE SURFACE OF PT-PT AND RH ELECTRODES WAS STUDIED 13Y PLOTTING
THE GGRRESPCNflIfllG CHARGING CURVES IN. 0. IN-HCLO SL1,34 AND 0. li%-H SUB2 SO
E
-SUB4 SOLUTICN.S. EVEN TH-E S14ALLEST QUANTITIES OF~:SO SUB4 PRIMUNEGATIVE
ION'S IN THE SOLUTION PREVENTED THE ADSORPTION OF :CLO SU54 PRIME NEGATIVE
-AS WELL AS -ITS 4RECUCTION, NORMALLY REPRESENTED 131'. THE.EQUATION CLU SUB4
_~..PRIJME NEGATIVE PLUS 4ti SU52 EQUALS C12 PRIME NEGATIVE PLUS 4H SUB2
-_.-T,,HERE WAS ALSO VERY LITTLE PEDUCTIOWOF CLO SUB4.,PRIM(:': INEGATIVO IN HCLO
SU84;--HCL SCLUTICNS. THE NUPBER OF. CL: PqIME i4EGATJIVE PPE-SENT INCREASED
WITIH INCREASING HCLO SU84 CONCENTRATION&. TfiE RFI)UcTfON OF CLO SU84
PRI RE NEGATIVE TOOK PLALE MORE*RARIDLY ON R H, T HAft. ON PT:ELECTRODE-S.
UNCLASSIFIED

112 014 UNCLASSTFIED~ PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
,-TITLE-.-IN VITRO EFFECT OF SEMI SYNTHETIC PENItILL-1,16 ON ORGANISMS CAUSING
SURGICAL INFECTIONS -U-
FRISHMAN, YE M.', VEDMINAr YE.A., GAMALEYAr L.A.p
105) INA, T.A.,
MI-KhZ~YEVAt Y&.V.
~CGUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
URCE-ANT1610TIKI, 1970z VOL 15f NR 69~.PP:528-532
TDATE-PUBLISHED---70
.-SUBJECT AREAS-BICLCGICAL AND MEDICAL :SCIVICES
'~JGPIC TAGS-PENLCILLIN, SFAP14YLOCOCCUS INF~CTION, I"ETRACYCLINE, ANTIBIOTIC
RF
-SISTANCE/(UiAMPICILLIN AIMBIDTIC
GUN TR CL HARK I NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
POCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-2000/Z002 STEP NO--UR/0297/70/015/006/052810532
---C I R CACCESSICN NO-APOi25591
LINCLAS S I r I ED

2/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0125591
ABSIRACT/EXTRACT-(L;) GP-0- ABSTRACT. NARROW AND BROA0 SPECTRUM
.,.SEMLSYNrHETIC PENICILLINS WERE STUDIED WITH RESPECT TO THEIR EFFECT UN
CAUSING SURGICAL.INFECTIONS. IT WAS SHOWN THAT MOST OF
THE ISOLATES WERE MAINLY RESISTANT TO.THE WIDELY~USED ANTIBIOTICS
EBENZYLPENICILLIN 87 PER CENT* TETRACYCLINES 56 TC 70 PER CENT). IN
VITRO.STUDIES UN THE EFFECT OF SEMISYNTHETIC PENICILLINS DEMONSTRATED
~THAT IN SPITE OF A SHORT PERIOD OF THEIR USE.IN MEDICAL PRACTICE,
STRAINS RESISTANT TO THE ANTIBIOTIC CONCENTRATIONS IN THE HOST OCCURRED
ALONG WITH SENSITIVE CULTURES (NARROW SPECTRUM SEMI SY~JTHETIC
.PENICILLINS 19.2 TO 28.4 PER CE,-Nfo PYGPEN IS PER,CENT, AMPICILLIN 39.5
PER CEN.-fl. FACILITY: INSTITUTE FOR CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL
~~-SURGERYr CENTRAL POST GRADUATE MEDICAL INSJITUTE,~',MOSCOW.
----U-NCLA SS

if2 .0 14 UNCLASSIFIED-: PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
J 'COMBINATION!; OF SEMI SYNTHETI%l
ITLE--ESTIMATICN OF IN VITRO EFFECT OF,
ON PATHOGENIC STAPHYLOCOCCI u-
~1UTHOR-(321-VEDMINA, YE.A.8 VASINAI: T.Av.
_'CCUNTRY Of-
I NFCr--US SR
.ULlRCE-ANTI6fGTIKIo- 1970, VOL 15.1 NR 61W 522-526~
"bATE -PUBL ISHED----70
~:'_-Ui3JECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TAGS-RENICILLIN, STAPHYLOCOCCUSt ANT1810TIC
_-~~:.RES ISTANCE/ W)METHIC ILL IN ANTIBIOTIC, (U)OXACILL119 ANTIBIor[C,
-(U)VERACILLII~-ANTIBIUTIC
i-CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:.P.,ROXY REEL/FRAAE--2000/1864 STEP NC)--UR/029.-,/70/015/0013/~522/-j5-4-6
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0125475
UNC LA S S I F 16 1)

-2/2 0 L4 UNCLASSIFIED PROCIESSINIGX DATE--30f~rT70
:CIRC~ACCESSION P40--AP0125475
A.BSTRACT/EXTRAACT-JU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. Cot4BIINATIONS OF BROAD SPECTRUN,
SEMI SYNTHETIC PENICILLINS, SUCH AS AMPICILLIN AND PYOPEN WITH SEMI
SYNTHETIC PENICILLINS ACTIVE AGAINST~ GRAMPOSITIVE ORGANISP15i SUCH AS
METHICILLItli OXACILLIN AND VERACULLIN WERE ESTIMAIE-:0 ~WfTlll RESPEcr TO
THEIR. IN VITRO EFFECT O'N PATH0G1-NIC,5TAPHYLGC0CCf ISOLATED FROM SURGICAll,
CASES. ACCORDING TO SOME CRI.TERIAs I.E. SENS[T,hllTY LLVELS, MIN'IMUM
INPLIBITORY CONCENTRATION'S FOK MOST STRAINS AND 1--iffiTURE OF THE COMPONENT
-EFFICIENCY OF PYOPEN M A
.ACT 1014, Cri -81N T104 WITH VERACILLIN AND COMBINATION
AMPICILLIN WITH VERACILLINi AS WELL AS A SIGN(FICA-60' UECREASE IN THE
EFFICIENCY OF AMPICILLIN USED IN COMBINATION WITH OXACILLIN WERE SHOWN*
~FACILITY: CENTRAL POST GRADUATE MEGICAL INSfITUTE AND INSTt*ru,lE
FOR CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL SURGERY OF, PUBLiC HEALrH MINISTRY OF, THE
USSRu MGSCOW.
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UNCLA JED

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
212 013
ClRC ACCESSION NO-AP0114554"
5l.A.8STkAC,T/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT-,- BACTERIOSTATIC AND BACTERICIDAL
EFFECT OF RIFOCIN ON PATHOGENIC ORGANISMS OF SURGICAL INFECTIONS, 1. E.
TAPHYLOCOCCUSt COLI BACTERIA, PROTEUS', BACT. PYOCYANEUM WAS
S
INVESTIGATED. HIGH EFFICACY OF RIFUCIN IN VITRO AGAINST STAPHYLOCOCCI
WAS SHOWN. RIFOCIN ALSO INHIBITED THE.MOST STRAINS' OF PROTEUS, CULI
BACTERIA, CERTAIN STRAINS OF BACT,.PYQCYANEUM AT CONCENTRATIDNS ATTAINED
IN THE HOST. STUDIES ON THE DYNAMICS OF THE BACTERIAL POPULATION DEATH
UNUERTHE EFFECT OF RIFOCIN SHOWED.THAT, THE STERILIZING EFFECT OF THE
ANTIBIOTIC.GN STAPHYLOCOCCI AND BACT. PYOCYANEUA WAS MOST RAPIDt WHILE
THE.EFFECT Oft PROTEUS AND COLIsSACTERIA-WAS MOST PROLONG.
FAC-ILITY: INSTITUTE FOR CLINIcAL,AN'D:EXP.ERlMENTAL SURGERYt CENTRAL POST
GRADUATE MEDICAL INSTITUTEr MOSCOWd
UNC LA S S I F I E D_

Acc. Nr:
APNIU67C Ref. Co6e: UR 0297
'RCE, ILI; 1P
PRV, Y SOM Ancibiotiki, 1970, Vol 15, r 2, pp
REGULARITIES OF ABSORPTION AND~ DISTRIBUTION*. OF SEIMI-SYNTHETIC
PENICILUNS - METHICILLIN A NX D OXACILLIN IN PATJENTS V.-ITH CHIRONIC
KIDNEY IN'SUFFICIENCY.
:G. M.
4Wj"a J. A.; Vedmiha, Ye.
Mikneyeva~ V.; -LeVitskiy,~,:E.
.1-stitute for C'in,'-
-a] and Experirn'enfal Surge.-v, M!crabiolo-y a eniral
Dep'runent of C
jate 7.Faxall.-w-Puze, 71oscow
The ftnamics of methicil,;n and oxaciihi distribution in the bload of paijen,
L ts with
;;evere 3fiec-l-'cns of the k,d-icv funcfion and imnired cle-itarice f-3r urea
Was Sigm!"Cautly
changed. resulfing in very filch Vood levels of the anti5iotics and their pru!ona circula-
in the organism.. wfiich wa!i paralki to the tiegree of 'tile of t17e kidney
excret-lon lundion. The process of rapid excretion oil the antibiutics
i L
and provided the dynamici of their kvOs 'close: k".1hat ill:patienk With nornial funcHolls
of the h-idnevs.
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EFFECT OF~ ANTIBIOTIC COMBINATIONS ON PATHOGENIC STAPHYLOCOCCI
ISOLATED FROM.-SURGICAL CASES:
J,
Ye. Af. Frishman e. kVediiiina 0,
, Y, :Fedoro0q, T, it. V~y~,,.
Microbiology Chair of Central Post-Graduate; Medical Jnstitute, "Sanitarv,E-t)idem-iolocTiqgL-
stafion of the Za Min Reji- I
The effect of 15 combinations of penicillin with offier-antibiotics on 50 strairn, of
urg cat cases was studied in vitro. The analysis of
pathogenic staphylococci, isolated frorn si j
the data obtained during-ffie sfiudy of the combin.ations and their comparnents with 4hu
use of various criteria, such as ranges 61 minimum inhib i1ory concetitratiols, bacteriosizi-
tic concentrations with respect to niost strains, nature of ihe combined effect -hewed-
3 doub!e combinatioas v-f venicillin with sinonornycin, chlortdraqclhi~, or didilortetracycli-
n% as we;t as It tUIP'le conl~ination of penicillin wi nid ~.Iiehlortctracycline 'to
th pasbmycin- a
be favourable wiffi respect to their effect. on *pathogenic staphylocti-c-ci. A sIgnifican't
'in combination wi
decrease in the.efficacy ol penicillin used. th er)lftro~,,iycin, oleandomycin
lRr CePID.-In was observed.
REEL/FIL, =~
1.9850760
RAU-

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TITLE--PRECALCULATtON OF THE 0 1 F F ~E R EN E SN THE BUILIWG POINTS OF
S,TERECISWERIC lt4tDfALKYLCYCLOHEXANES ~-U-
AUTHOR-03)-LIGEPMAN, A.L.j: TYUNKINA, IN.T., VASINAt T.Vo
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~_~'-_TOPJC T AC 'IC SY14THESIS,
,S C A LCU LA T I OiN CYCLOHEXANE, ALKYL RADICAL, 0 R G A,,,
ISOMER
OISTILLATION,
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CIRC ACCES' ''ION NQ--AP0134636
--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT I-ALCN, WAS r.4R.
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT I. THE PPE' RIE0 OUT BY A
SEMEMPIRICAL FQUATIC'm BASED ON THE~REUATION BE-TwEEN THE B.P. GF THE
CO.'4PDS'* AND THEIR INTERNAL MOL. STRAINt. INCREAS 11 FMG WITH EACH SUCCESIVE
SUBSTITUTION OF A ~ALPHA-H ATM4. THE DIFFER-ENCE AND SUCCFSSMU WAS
CALCO. FOR TITLE C01-1POS., CONTG- NO TERT.tALKYL GROUPS, THUS, PPIOR TO
SYNTHESIS OF THE COMPDS., IT WAS FORECASTED.WHET,HER THEY COULD BE SEPD.
BY-RECTUIFICATION AND THE EFFICIENCYff~tHE REOUMED COLUMN.
FAC It VVY INST. ORG. KHIf4o IM., ZELINSKOGOI MOSCOW? USSR.
UNCLAS.54FIED
41,

Bery4itm
USSR UC 60-9.275-725
VASIZITA, YE. A., and PAHOV, A. S., Moticow
"Interaction of Tungsten with Beryllit&l
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademil Nauk SSSRt lietally, No 1, Jan-Feb ?4, pp -197-199
Abstracti The kinetics of W-Be interaction were studied over the '100-12000 C
temparaturc interval using slIngle-cryatalitungsten an(I pomer-metal beryllium.
It was found that these two metals int6ract to form bourdary layers comprised
of W-Be compounds. At 7000C only one z .teu phase was detected in the W-Be
contact zone 'with a small growth rate. ~ Between 800 a;nd 1200' C, thn-e W-Bo
compounds were formed -. Ue., adjacent to the tungsten, Us., , next to the
berylli um, and an intermediate compound, -. WBe12. ~Ih6 growth rate of these
layers was found to be a function of both time and teiii-,perature and an equation
.ras empiricglly derived for the temperature relationship of phase growth rate.
At 800-1200 C the WBe., grouth process.occurs.in a single kinetic stage ~ihila
WBe. and WB9,, growth proceeds in tuo kinetic phases. Two figures, one table,
14 bibliographic references.

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USSR
MINA, Z. M.
"System for Making Changes to Information Files in the Subsystem of Norms
of an Enterprise Automatic Control Syster
Uch. Zap. Gor1kov, Un-t (Scientific Writings of Gorlkiy University), 1972,
No 146, pp 67-75 (Translated from ReforatiVnyy ZhurnaJ Kibernetika, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V679).
Trzanslation: The norms subsystem of an enterprise control system is a dynamic
information system; therefore, great attention must be given in its organiza-
tion to methods of making changes. This work describes one possible system
for making changes, which uses the methcd-of construction of heuristic programs
considering, on the one hand, the methods of working with changes currently
in use an
d, on the other hand, capabilities for improvement of such systems.

621.385:530.145.6:62
USSR
&TYtrkTAN9 S. P.- VASINYUK', I. YE.
"Transistorized Photamultiplier 9ignal Shaper"
Proyektirovanive -- V -sb.(Design collection of works) vyp. 2, 'Hoscow,
1970, Vp 98-105 (from PZh-Radiotekhnika,,No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4D420)
Translation; A schematic of a shaper designed for opdration in the photo-
recording channel of a laser interference zligner is described. In the
signal circuits direct couplings are used for best preservation of the
shape of the video signal. The presence of a video signal level stabiliza-
tion circuit insures reliable operation of the amplitude discriminator
directly shaping the video signal.
Isla
WIR OREM

USSR UDC: 519-54
VASKAN, F. K., GREBBENIKOV, Ye, A.
"Concerning the Existence of Conditionally Periodic Solutions of Systems
of Ordinary Differential Equations.With Slow and Fast Variebles"
Kishinev, L411 Moldavskoy SSR: Seriya,Fiziko-Tekhnic!heskikh i Matemati-
cheskikh Nauk, No 1, 1971, pp 3-wI2
Abstract: The authors study the existence of conditionally per--odI-c or
nearly conditionally periodic solutions,of a system -of differential equa-
tions of the form
~P_ p(p. q).
dq
w(p) +IQ(p, q~f
where the norms of functions P and are small quantities of the order of
the small para-m-et.
ter 11;P (PI, P., PM) is the m-dimensional vector of
the slov variables; is the na-dimensional vector of the
112
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USSR
-KOV, Ye. A. IAN lffoldSSR, Se -1. i Mat.
VASK-0, F. K., GREBEN1 r. Fiz-Tekh,
Nauk, No 1, 1971, p.-;- 3-12
fast variables; is the n-dimensional vector of the frequencies; the
vector functions 11(p,q) and Q(p, a), are. represented by the: functions
Y, Pt el"
P(Pi
Q(p. q)= Q& (2)
(k, kJqj' k I
and delined in- the region I Imq 1,< p.. peW). Flollowirg the methods
of -Kolmogorov, Bogolyubov, and Mitropol'skiy, the thors provo the reduci-
bility of System, (1) to some other sypt~w for whic"h! the existence oil cori-
ditional-ly periodic solutions-is obvious. The reducibility problem is de-
fined as a Droblem. of existence of a convergent iteration process which
reduces system (1) to a limit system., The analysis is also extended to
the case of rational frequency dependence. Bibliography of three titles.
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1/2 008 UNCLASSfFIE0 PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--REDUCIBILITY OF ',IULT[FREQUENCY, SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
WITH SUMMABLE SERIES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-GREBENIKQVt YF.Alay VASKAN~s F K
CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-MINSK, 0IFFERENTSIALITME URAMENIYA,14ARCH 1970, PP 403-11
DOCUMENT CLAS S--UNC LA S 5 1 Vf ED
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Phytology
USSR UDC 633-16:581-51
FERESYPKIN, V. F., Corresponding 1-flember, VASKMIL, and itZBENRO, V. P., Candidate
of,Biological Sciences,.Donetzk State Station
"The Mechanism of Increasing the Resistance of Barley to UstiLago Hordei Kell. ot
sw. Under Conditions of Mineral Nutritiontl
MosCOW, Doklady Vsesoyuznoy Ordona Lonina Akad!jmi
'i Sri I skakhozyaystvennykh Nauk
ima" V. 7. Lenin, (All Union Order Un" A64doZy of Agricultural Sainraew~
PPL
imeni V. 1. Lenin, No. 7, Jul 70,L 5-7
Abstract: Histological, biochfwrmcal, and fiek sLudiar, were rado Of Donetsk 576
W J'C t
barley and i ". sthe fungus pathogen UstilAf,
~,o hordei Koll, et swi,
grniiui were aoakcd in 0.1~ Co~Jjpf ().?,4 CU501~. aryl watar (uwnLrol) be,.Coro I)Iariting,.
Udies-wora made 18 hours aftor th A~ aL harvo~;t, and on
U soaking, 44ring grow
that cobalt sulfate
reso(rling and reharvesting for 4 years. . The: rosults sha%~ud
arA-copper sulfate are decidedly deloteriousto the fungus, caus~.ng iLs disor.-ani-
zation, fragmentation, and ultimate lysis. Both compourwi,,, teste-1, especiauy the
cobalt sulfato, enhance the natural enzyme activity, Ia,;;W.I4tatjjV the Combination
of protsins, amino acids, a~~ ase-orbie.- acids This action ra6ults in healthiar
growth of the plant, larger and fuller oars# heavier grairi, and. richor content
in i4dividual grains. In additionto raising tho,,reslstanda of barley to disease,
1/2

USSR UDC 621.791.753.042.21; (?69.295
P
VAS'KIN, YTJ. V., and KULIKOV,~ F.
"Consumable Electrode Welding of Alpha-PlusBe'La-Alloys of Titanium"
Moscow, Svarochnoye Proizvodstvo,'No. 9, Sep 76, pp 14-16
Abstract: A study of: the cohcomable-electrode wellability of
heavy-gage -titanium alloys is-described.i , The study involved
an ADSP-2 automatic welder, An IPP-IOOOP welding source, and
a:rigid volt-ampere characteriatie'L The properties of the welds
made by consumable-electrode~.welding were'studied on VT6, VT14,
and VT22 titanium two-phase alloys, with variouis -phase coi)tents.
Relationships were determi"ed among for weldin .g current, feed
rate, and electrode projection,for various wir-P diamteres in gas-
shielded consumable-electrode welding. The opj:imum shapes and
dimentions for edges as a function of the thickness of componerits
to be welded were ined. Welding s0arifications 'Werc!
worked out for the jet transfer of.11letal with,various Clectrode
di-ameters. The mechanical properties of the welds Oere deter.nined
after annealing (heating,at 7500 holding f or~ I hour, furnace
coolino, down to 4500'," at a rat dv, Imin. i and then open
e of 3 to 5
air cooLing). sPT-2 conruninble-electrode oinb~L6-pAi~a weldin,,' oC
heavy-ange(V A-titanium alloys produced weld jointa featuri
n g
hiv'h Strength itind plnsttc charnet:eristicS or, WCU fin h5gtl el'fici(!ucy
I t~ J."inthl

USSR U'DC
KU-LT.KQV, %':iS
KIT"', Yu. V. , and KIR-1-LOV" Yu. G.
W~e ldin-- C; ~'~i r, -a m, A-1 1 r, y Sr, cact-~va Chiimbe
6 Local Pro 1:F'!'
C S V , Z-~j 0S ITO I
ZVO, p?
4ADS" ra c o d 1; ff i C u 1 L y i r. W e I'I Z cd:~ium; and i::-:i
car-,--Ciz:y w iz- Z:o impurities, Sluch -", OX378:1tri,

and car~~-oa
. of tile we-d metal il too w
L L

impuricics ,h~~ imL~chl an ic a`3 "as tic% P.-GpLl r:J cz

MIC so 'rills ~i~:11`y
-100'Llt CZ-Z!Ci~5 =j POI:,a.- ir- d1CM.
local- chazi-Lbers Col., -,~,,eldino circulix iind recudin~'."-n:
an d r-'s ic 0 :40 1:0 th an 5 -,;=a thick,
ta p-
up tho m1n,J;,,.i~1u o'
to wc1dinz drzd before se~,.iajz
-;r" 'ar '~iavc hec~n It was f tind Z~',
0 Nat th'2

th
at in boLh Llaz pa metal and

o p c: r, sts of ~..Jw p-
o f loc-A prorectivct cham)jars~ and te~
1ILVe Slano',,-;l 1-rhE IaLuer to, 41-zisu're
"'On. wd~Il I t:
Waal I-aart: led
wli - ~i Z' r'i?wiy designi--d 0 1: e C t-1,:,

USSR lJDC 547.269118
VATAWTMs H. M. TURKOVICH, V. V.;. and VAS'KIV A P Ll Yov Forestry-
Engineering Institute
"Este= of Selenothiophosphorid.Acid. V., Alkoxymethyl Es"llers of 0,0-
Diphemylselenothiophosphoric, Acids"
Leningrado Zhurnal Obshchey KhinJ-i, V~l 411, No 8, A4 71, pp 1693-1695
Abstracti Continuing the study of the chomiral properties of 000-dialkyl-
(aryl)selenothiophosphoric acids, the authors investigated the reaction of
the potassium salt of 010-dipberiylselenothiophosphorlc acid with some
chloromethyl ethers. The react
ipa: can proceed in tiro. ways t
(C it cl2r//
Sel- QAlk
(C H50),P K+ CICIIOj~ik
6 S S
>(Coirx) P
\SeC[lXA!K
Chromatography and IR spectra indicate the presence ofla thion and a thiol
40.-

USSR UDC 547,26'118
VATAMANYUK, N. K., TURKEVICH, V, V., GRITSAY, N. I., and VkS KOV, A-
Lvov Forestry Technology Institute and Lvov State University Imeni Ivan
Franko
"Selenothiophosphoric Acid Esters. VI. 'Alkylthiomethyl Esters of
O,O-Diphenylselenothiophosphoric Acid",
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimi-i, Vol 43 (105), No 8, Aug 73, pp 1713-1715
Abstract: The reaction of the potassium.salt of 0,0-di-ohenylselenothio-
phosphoric acid with a-chlorome thylallylthioesters goes in two directions,
forming a mixture of thione:and thiol isomers..

2/2 012 UNCLASSI FlIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIPC ACCESSION NO--AP0101695
.t' '-~~ABSTRACT/EXTIZACT-IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT., MILK OF 22 PARTURIENT WOMEN WAS
ANALYZED STARTING FRO,'4 THE FIRST TILL THE SEVENTH LACTATION DAY. THE
MILK WAS TAKEN EVERY DAY 4T 9 A, M. Na, V. RAKUNINIS RICROBIOLOGICAL
-METHODO AS MODIFIED BY LOGANOVSKY WAS USED TO DETERmrNE THE VITAMIN 8
SUB12 CONTENT WITH-THE AID OF ESCHERIHIA COLIv 113-3o AT THE TIME OF
INVESTIGATION THE VITAMfN 9 SUB12 CONCENTRATION LEVEL TENOEU TO DECLINE
FROM 0.515 MUG. 7HE FIRST DOWN-TO 0.252-MUG i
ON THE SEVENTH DAY.
INDIVIDUAL FLUCTUATIONS OF THE VITAMI'N,CONCEJNTRATION WERE RECORI)ED. IT
WAS LOW JN THE t4ILK'CF PARTURIENT WOMEN.,WHOSE NUTR-ITION:HAPPENED TO BE
PROTEIN DEFICIENT AT THE TIME OF
GESTATION.
UNCLASSIFIEW

USSR UDC 616.61-002.151
~ffe'rv-~--AWRUNUV-, A. S., Capt Med Serv; 'MARAKUSF-EV, M. 1.
KHOMTKO,: L. M. T SEY, A. L.
-Nephrosonephritis"
"Some Clinical Data on Hemorrhagic
Moscow, V21enno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal No 8, se-o 71, pp 50-51
S'of hemorrhagic nephrosone-
~Abstract: Observation of 17:casei
~phritis (HNN) sporadically oc c urri.rig . in theiTransearpathian
Region revealed a typical progress-of.this diaease.through
three stages. In the first:.-stage,,lasting 2-4 days, body tem-
1~erature rapidly rose to 38-400C, the~patients~complained about
headache, pain in muscles and~joints, and-general weakness:
they were photophobic, had cutaneous hypere-mial.in the face and
uIpper trunk, and some develope4~dry.noises, in their lungs. An
ineorrect diagnosis was made in all. cases, partly because this
disease is very rare in Transcarpathia. In the seepnd.stage,
lasting 4-8 days, clinical signs-characteristia of B31N developed
GRINSHPUN, 0. Ya., Col Med Serv., Candidate o:r Medical Sciences;
VALL~~ ~G- Lt Col Med Serv; .MAKSIMOV, Y6.. V.:V Lt Col Med
112

USSR
GRINSHPUN, 0. Ya.,.et al, Vo7enno-Medits1ns1ci7 Zhurnal, No 8,
Sep 71,-Pp 50-51
in all patients, and the properdiagnosis was established in all.
Only four patients had hemorrhagic conjucti,,.,a or nosebleed. All
suffered from gastrointestinal disorders and from oliguria (down
to 200 ml per day) with hematuri:a and proteinuria. The third
stage -- convalescence -- began-on.the 9th -~ Ilth day with the
onset of diuresis, which soon reached 6-8 liters per day.
Hemorrhages, vomiting, fever, andother discomfort subsided,
and the patients regained.appetite and thirst. In the initial
days of polyuria, concentration of gawan globulins in the protein
fraction increased to 27.9%, while plasma potassium decreased
to 9.3 mg% and plasma calcium to.6.8 mg%. The patients lost 5-8
kg body weight. The stage,of convalescence.-Jasted 2-3 weeks.
The treatment was symptomatic, and all.pationts recovered without
co=lications.
2/2
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USSR UDC: 533-951
~VAB V. V. and KARFRAN, V. I.
"Nonlinear Theory of Plasma Motion in a High-Frequency Blectro-
magnetic Field"
Leningrad, Zhurnal TekhnicheskoyFiziki, vol. 4.1, No. 4, April
~1971, pp 67 679
-low of
Abstract: This theoretical article considers the nonlinear f
of a ncnisothermal plasma in~a high-frequency electromagnetic field
in which the amplitudes of" the electric aAd magnetic fields are
slowly varying functions of time. !The assumption is made that the
plasma is collisionless,,and the hydrodamic eqiL-~.tions of the plas-
ma are considered in combination with the D"laxwell equat-ions to
yield an expression for the dielectric.perineability of the plasma.
From equations they derive, the.authors find a~'Solution describ-
ing the isolated alectrosonic'waves, known as solitons, as well as
periodic solutions, which are generalized. They conclude by ex-
pressing their thanks to 14. L,LevinsandIK. V..Khodatayev for
their comments.
AA
E-019=02-5. REIM 'PW

USSR UDC 632.952
V IKO _X?, SAMOSVAT, L. S.0 ZAKORDONZTS, V. A., BUMHTEY-N,
MAS
_~
ki All-Union Scientific Research~Institute,of Hygiene and Toxi-
A
cology of Pesticides, Polymer Materials and P196tics.
"Determination of Residual Quantities of Keltane in Water, Fruit
(Including Citrus) and VegetabLes!'.
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Ichozyaystvet VOL8,
No 10.04), Oct 70,
44-46
pp
Abstract: A method in proposed for determining residual quantities
of keltane (414'-dichlorodiplienyLtri.chloromethylc,arbional) in water
and on plants. The procedure is based on thinlayer c-hromatography
with appropriate selection of the mobile phase o ,f distinguishing
keltane from accompanying organochLorine poisons'. The method is
specific in the presence of DDT, DDE, DDD znd hexachlorocy&lohexane.
The method is capable of a sensitivity,of 1-2 in a sample,
which is 0.05-0.1 m;/kg in analysis of fruits and vegetablei, and
.0.01-0.02 mg/lirer in alaysis of.vater..

nG0W8KIY,'B. A PA MtA:
BOROIISKIY; V. P. IjAaz' oystay 1. 1. I= 'A, 0. N.,. Ydev
Poly-technnicall instiLU17--
"-A 16altiphase AmDiitude-I,odulated Ver~r Low Frequency Voltri,,-e Oscillator"
-140
I!Dscow-, Priboi-y i Telkhnika D-cs-perizenta, N0,2. Xar/Air 70,. PP 139
Abstract: Me authors descri'Ce a mi-Itiphase generator of periodic signals of
arbit=7 form approxirmted by P- step function. Frovisiom is r;jide for amplitude
tka oscil'ator is given,
du2ation of the output signal. A scbhematic diagram of V
aracteristics and t;-e
VY'
as wel.1 as data on the nonlinearit of the eh,
coefficient of nonlinear CLiatortions for Vne case of a si.6.lsoidtll Gigrml. 7,q e
oscillator may be used for power supply.to a-three-phase synchronous motor as
~vell as in other applications.

-L

2/2 022 U1,4CLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--LgSEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0053666
~-ASSTR AICT/EXTR ACT--( U) FIFTY
GP-0- ABSTRACT. SPECTES OF MARINE
f','4-VERTEBRArES OF DIFFERENT SYSTEMATIC, AND EC-3L. POSITIONS WERE TESTED
FOR QUANT. LAMINARINASE ACTIVITY IN THEIR DIGESTIV- SYSTEms.
LAM-INARINASE AcrivITY ESTD. By THE INCREASE OF REDUCING SUGAPS IN AN
INCUBATED MIXT. WAS FOUND WITH THE-MkJORtTY OF THE ANIMALS STUDIED. THE
CRYST-. STYLES OP BIVALVIA, SUCH AS SPISULA SACHALINENSIS AND M4CTRA
SULCATARIAf AS WELL AS DIGESTI.VE-TRACTS OF SOME CRUSTACEA, SHOWED THE
HIGHEST ENZYME ACTIVITY. LAMINARINASE, ACTIVITY 1, APPARE, LY , RE
NT m a
0EPEINGtNT UPON THE ---SYSTEMATIC POSITION OF. THE INVERTEBRATES, THOUGH
OTHER FACTORS LIKEWISE PLAY A NOTABLE, ROLE*
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621.375.82
BAKEYEV, A. A., VAS'KOVSKIY, Yu,_M.I VOROB'YEVA, N. N., ORLOV, V. K., and
ROVINSKIY, R. Ye.
"The Role of a Plasma Torch in the Energy Balance of the Process of the
Actionof Laser Emission an Materials"~
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics Collection of Works), No
2(14), Mosccn,,, "Sov. Radio," 1973, pp (English summary) (from P-7h-
Fizika, No 10, Oct 73, Abstract No 1OD899 from authors' abstract)
Translation: The authors measured the energy reemitted by a plasma torch in
a wide spectral interval (0.2-4 microns), during the action of laser emission
on o5aque obstructions. The power density of the incident beam was 106 and
-40 - wlsq cm with retention of. the size.~,of~the spot onithe target. The
targets used were duralumin, ebonite, and graphite. It,is shown that the
energy reemitted by the plasma torch is from 20 to 50 percent of the energy
of the laser beam, depending an the material and exposuxe conditions. The
resultant experimental data are used as the~basis for evaluating the role of
Other factors in the energy balance of the action of laser emission on ma-
terials. Bibliography with six titles.

USSR
BASS, F. G., VATOVA, L. B., GUREVICH, Yu.~-G., Institute of Radio Physics
and Electronics, UkrSSR Academy of Sciences, Khar'kov
"Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves in ConducLors With Nonstandard Law of
'Electron Dispersion"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdogo Tela, Vol 13, No,10, Oct 73, pp 3053-3061
Abstract: The authors investigate various. types of waves which may propagate
in semiconductors with a nonstandard law.of dispersion. It,is shown that
under certain conditions deviation frou the quadratic law of dispersion for
certaln incident wave amplitudes leads to~a~situation where rhe fundamental
and harmonics propagate in the semiconductor at a velocity which coincides
with that of the wave in the linear theory.-
20

2 017 UNCLASS I FIED' PROCESSING DATE--300CT70
CIRC -ACCESSICN, NO-44T0126284
ABSTRACTIEXTRA'CT~-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. COMPETITIVE ACETYLATIONS WERE RuN
OF MIXED PHOH AND MEOH WITH 8ZCL IN THE PRESENCE~OF TERTIARY J%,
I iN C
'_T
SUB2 H SUB4 CL SU82 AT 25DEGREES USING PYRIDINEy E SU63 Ny OR BU li33
N. ALSO TESTED WERE QUINOLINEf ISOQUINCLINE.-t ZoME_fHYLP.YRlDINE,
."''GAMMA,COLLIDINE, 3, tAETHYLPYRIUIEN, QUINALDItN, ME SU62 ETN,
_~TRI*LUYLAMINE, AND ME SUBZANC~SU86 H SU511a. 'STA[31415LY BASIC.TERTIARY
AKINE'S GAVE -MUCH GREATER CONVERS IION OF'PHOH THAN OF MEOH (eKA LARGER
THAN 10), WHILE FOR PYRIDINE (PKA 5.23) THE KEGH'CONVERSION
PREDOMINATES, I.E.,NUCLEOPHILI.C CATALYSIS, WAS,OPERATIVE . THE RESULTS
WERE GlVEU,GkAPHlCAtLLY FOR OTHER.AMINES ANO TABULARLY FOR ET SUB3 N AND
PYRIDINE, IN SOLVENT SYSYEAS.OF DTOXANEj C SU86 H SUB6v C SU8Z H SU&4 CL
SU132v ME SU132- CO-C SUB6 H SUB6,j IME SUB2 COv PHNO SUB2, AND MECN. WITH
ET SUB3 N THE CCi
NVERSION OF PH01H AMOUNTED TO 80-96PERCENT; WITH PYRIDI,114E
-'~~'-IT WAS SMALLER THAN 30PERCENT IN ALL THESE SOLVENTS; IN DIOXANE ONLY
A.',40PERCENT PHOH WAS CONVERTED. AND THE REACTICN WITW MEOH WAS MOST
PREDG-FINANT. FACILITY: INST, ELEMENTOORG. SOEDIN., Moscow,
USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEl).
N 1. 1 ROME ME TM

'ESSINC. D.ATE--30OCT70
PRO'
112 oii uNCLASSZkED f,
TITLE--USE GF CHLORINE-3.5 NUCLEAR WADRUPOLE RESONANCE TO STUDY THE
TRANSFER OF INFLUENCE THROUGH AN ESTEW~SCND--!J--~
I- ._AUTH0P-(05)-K0RSHAKv V-V.t VINOGRAUOVAt S*V.op VASNEV#.V.A.9 BRYUKH.OVA,
.~YE.V.~v SEMINs G.K.
OF INFO--USSR
AKAD. NAU.K SSSR# SER1. KHTM. 1970, (31t 681-2
-x:PATE PUBLISHEC---70
..'.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, NUr
UEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOIDGY
TOPIC TAGS-CHLORINE ISOTOPE, NUCLEAR RESONANCE, SPECTUM;p ESTER
',~.'~G_NTROL-~MARKING-NC RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
o
REEUFRAtie-~-i999/1904
xy STEP
"~CXR'C,ACCESSION NO--AP0123688
UNCLASS. I.F1,80

2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE----OOCT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0123688
GP-0 ABST,RACT.1 :THE N.Q.R. SPECTRAL DATfk 'W-ERE
:-~-,-TABULkTED FOR P-RC SU86 H SUB4 0 SU132 CC SU66 1i $UBZ C -P AND P-CLI, SU-86
H SU64 0 SU132 CC SUB6 H SUB4 R-P (VEQUALS NO Sti$2, CL, MEG, H1 ME,
AC). TRANSMISSION OF-THE ELECTRONIC~ GH THE ESTER LENX IS
-.EFFECTS, THROU
MUCH MORE.FACILE' 14
N THE DIPECTION YIELDS O-C10)JHAN In YIELDS C10J-0
DIRECTION. FACILITYs INST. ELEM~NTOURG. ~SOEDIIWj MOSCOHo USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

212 011 UNCL A SS I F IE D, PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135047
~ABSTPACuEXTRAcr--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT., THE A001N. OF ST SUB3 N TO MIXTS.
OF CLCORCOCL (R IS P-C SUB6 H.SUB4 OR:(CH SUM SUB10) WITH ACCH SU82
CO(CH.SU82) SUB8 COCH SU132 ACt (P-ACCH-.54132 COC SU1361H SUPl') SU82 0,
ACCH SUB2 CO SUB2 (CH SUM SU96 0 SU82 CCH ~SUB2~~AC, P-HOC SUB6 H SUB4 0
SUR CCH SUB2 AC, OR P-HOC,SUa6:H-SUi34.~NHCOCM SU02 A(,m OISSOLVED IN
DICHLORGETHANE, PHNG SUBZv OR-ACETONF-GAVE- 44-90PERCE111' YIELDS OF
,--POLYESTERS OF GENEqAL STRUCTURE (,CORCO. SU82 CME ~QOUBLE BOND CHCOR PRIME1
COCH DOUBLE BOND CMEO) SUBN OR POLYESTER-AM(PC-S.OF ST8UCTURE (CORCO SUB2
CME DOUBLE BOND CHCOXC SU136 H SU84 O)'!SUBN (A EQUALS 0 OR NH)-
POLYCONDENSATION OF BIS(4,(CHLOROCARBC)NYL)PHENIYL)r!HTHALIDE WITH
BtSt(4,tCARBOXYPHENYLIPHTHALIDE O,.OR,P~-C SUBS H SU34 (CO
SUB2 H) SUB2, OR OF P-C SUB6 H SUB4 (GOCLl SUB2 WITH I ~ Oq H SU132 0, ALL
INTHEPRESENCE OF ET SUB3
NP GAVE POL,YANHYDRIDES OF GENERAL STRUCTURE
(COR PRIME2 CO SUB2 COR PRIME3 CO SU02:)~SUBN DR. (COR PRIME2 CO SUB2)
ATJEMPS.1
SUBN. -tHE REACTIONS WERE PERFORMED.,
BELOW 40DEGREES* REDUCED
VISCOSITIES OF THE POLYESTERS-ANGPOLYESTER AMIDESAIERE 0.06-0.33 oL-G
AND OPTHE POLYANHYDRIDES 0.08-0.4 -G*~ INST.
2:0L'
'~ELEMENTOORG. SOEOIN., MOSCOWt!USSRw
UNCLASSIFIED

Instr6r6nit_-tiot'r'7_and Zaidtriiiht
USSR 620.178.38.05
RIVU141, Ye. Yu. end I TJI:. S 17. ! 1A. 11.
"Flachine for Fatig;ue Tests in 1,ha t e rand Steam at HiE;h Tem.-era-
tures and Pressures"
Moscow,Zavodskaya labor-atoriya, No 5, 3.97.1, pp 611-612.
Abstract: The machine de-
scribed by this article -Uas devised 11-o
study the resistance of a specuien to cyclical deotruction in
water and steam at temperatures of up to 4000 C and pressures
of up to 200 kg/cm2. it permits tests involving repeated Lend-
ing and twisting of the speci-mens. A cross-sectiona-1 diagr,!= of
the machine is shovam., tor 1, 1.
gether 1-ith a ctz-rve giving the resu"s of
testing specimens of heat-resistant steel by.repeated twisting at
a temperature of 3100 C and a pressure of 110 kg/c~2, in w
t e r
originally containing 0.06 mg/literoir chlorides z~nd 0.2 mg/j,
of oxygen, as well as in air. These tests indicated that the
-he cyclical strength of t.
water did not reduce
he oteel, Compared
to its cyclical st-rength in air.

Oil UNCLASSI F,'IED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0l37$6$
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACIT. TO EVALUATE THE ADVANTAGES OF
REPLACING NH SU83 WITH ET SUB2 NH IN THE PROM OF NAHCO SUB3 FROM NACL,
THE SOLY, OF NACL IN AQ. SOLNS: CONTG. 2.4-5.1ft ET SU82 NH IS DETD.,
AND D PRIME20 FOR.THE AMINE SOLNS-s IS GIVEN. AT LARGER THAN 35DEGREESt
THE-SYSTEM NACL,H SU82 0 ET S02 NH:SEPS. INTO 2 PHASES; AT THE CRIT.
POINT, THE COMPN. IS 13.5PERCENT NACL,:-:66.5PERC1:NT H SUB2 0, 20PERCENT
-ET'~SUB2 -NH. ~ A TRIANGULAR EQUIL. DIAGRAM IS GIVEN FOR THIS SYSTEM AT
46DEGREES. THE EFFECT OF TREATING NAC.L...SOLNS.,'CONTG- 3.2-5.9M ET SUB2
~;NH WITH CO SUB2 ('SMALLER THAN 85PERCENT SATN..),IS SHOWN. IT IS POSSIBLE
Tg.,'.ACHIEVE 95-98PERCENT.'JITILTIATION 0F,',NA FOR :THE PPTN- OF NAHCO SUB3 BY
MEANS OF-ET SUB2 NH.: FACILI:TY: MOSK. KHIM.,TEKHNOL. INST. IM.
MENDELEEVAv MOSCOWY USSR.

USSR ux 1617.-711/. 7i3.~ -o92.9-02t751,49
POLOTSKIY' YU. YE., VASSER EFAYA, YE. M., Institute of
~2~ _t and DRAGUN" L.
Experimental Hediciffe-,_ Acad my_pf Sciences USSR, azcl Institute or 1111ideMiolc6ll
and Hicrobiology imeni Pasteur, Leningrad,
IfExperinental Keratoconjunctilitis Caused by Enterapathogenic E. co21
(0124,-0143, 028a28c, 01360:0144), the Agents:of Dysentery-like Diseases
In AdulU and Children
Moscow, Zhurnal Hikrobiolgii, Epidemiologii i I=unobiologii, No 12, 1971,
pp 76-80
Abstracti Morphological study was conducted of the eyes of guinea Digs infected
with cultures of pathogenic E. coll. (OIZ4g 0143, 028a2ft, 0136, 0144) that
cause dysentery-like diseases In adults and children as well as kerato-con-
Junctivitis in guinea pigs. These baciUi differ in some respacts from
another group of 8. coli (011, 055, o26, 0127i 0128, 044i 086, 0119, 0125,
0126, 020) which cauze enterocolitisin young childron bub not keratoccon-
junctivitio in guinea piga. Most. of the: 96 strairts-of m1c;voorganis..3. undor
study of induced a purulent keratoconjunativitis w4hin 48 hours of injection
into the conjunctiva. Like Shigellaef these strains penetrated into t~e
cytoplasm of the epithelial cells of-.t~e conjunctive arid:cornea, whe're tney
lent
produced and destroyed the cells Infection of gulnea pig3 with avi-nd
strains resulted in a less,pronounced and~.slow er developing conjuctivitie and

vltmlmrM~"?~,.--

USSR UDC 621.396.4(088.8)
POLISHCRUK, YA. V F., OSTAPRNMO, V. A.
"Serv~ice G~iannel for an FM Radio Relay Co-IMa-uni cations Line"
USSR Author's Certificate No 253180, Filed 15 Jul 68 Published 24 Feb 70
(fromRZh7-Rad:iotekhnika, NN o Sep,70,1 Abstract No 9D318P)
Trinslation: This author's certificate introduces a service enannel 4(.,r an
FY radio relay line containing a frequency detector, a pilot signal receiver,
a Dilot signal generator, a service channel modulatox and a demodulator. In
order to improve the frequency characteristic and decreaso the cross noise,
an assembly containing series- connected . selectors of the pilot signal shape
mid a pilot signal harmonic separator is izonnected to the basic charnel on
the service channel side with simultaneous simplification of the equipment
between the pilot signal generator, thiaodulator and the,demodulator of tile
service channel.

Ref. Code: PRO21 I
PRIMARY SOURCE: Byulleten~ Eksperimental'noy Biologii i
Meditsirty,1970, Vol.4,? Xlr2 pp 26-2j
EXPERIMENTAL INTESTINAL INFECTION INDUCED' BY CNTEROPATHOGENIC
E. COLI 0124:K72-AN AGENT OF : DYS ENTE, RY- LIKE DISEASES OF ADULTS
AND CHILDREN
Polohkiq, N. R.. Vasse*
Yu. *. A
Institute of Experimental Medicine, Acidemy of Aledic:'31 Sciences of the USSR,
L rad
The data are reported on enteral infecting of fasted gruinea pigs with enteropatho-
genic E. coh EEC 0124, isolated from, iq~ adult.pallient during water ru!burst 4
dysentery-like disease -enterocolit!5 0124. 'Guinea pigs developed ienterocolit;s resul'in-
in the death of a part of the animals. The alithors found marked multiplicati`~n of EEC
0124 in the jejunum, ifewn and caccum. In. the convalescent aninials from the 2nd dav
after infection, the inftcting agent began to leave the intestine. As evidenced from histu%'_
logical examination, the infection resembles experimental dy~,entery in the guinea pig.
The process shows focal characterand is-associhied wiih focal leslons of the epithelial
layer of the jejunum, ileum and caecuni. apparently resulting froin multiplication of tfic
microbes into epithelial cells, At the same .I ime ` lpsi virulent, corni~ared to Shigella, EEC
0124 are more readily destroyed by'polymorph6nuclear leukocVles,
REEL/FRAME
A~,
19820396

USSR UDC 632-95
CHEKAIEVA, T. G., VASSEMM, A. M., VORONKOVA, V. V., UAMENKO, Ye. F., and
BASKAKOV, Yu. A.
Photochemical Decomposition of Meturin, Its Derivatives and Analo-gs"
V sb. Khim. sredstva zashchity rast. (Chemical Protection of Plants --
collection of words), No 2, Moscow,, 1972., VP 285-291;,rfrom Mh-Khimiya, No 22,
25,H07 73, Abstract No 22N575 by G. A. Kosminskaya)
'Translation: The photochemical decomposition of the herbicide meturin (I) and
some of ite.derivatives and analogs following UV irradiation was studied. The
end product of the photochemical decompoSition of I irv, PWP_T(,'O1qU4e (II). EPR-
spectroscopy was used to show that the photochemical dpcomposition of I proceeds
through the formation of the N-methylearbamoil-If-phenyl nitrate radical (III).
Identical EPR spectra can be obtained byithe oxidation of I by FbC~. I and II
are found by thin-layer chromatography among the decomposition products of III.
Miere is a direct relationship between the~.sensitiyity of the derivatives and
analogs of I to UV light and their herbicidal activity.
51

ULIC 546.21:546-82 3. 25.
USSR 5 0 6 2
SINYAY TI I.T. P. K-w T L ZL. L., OLE;i-30, Yu. G. 2did
"Dot emiiiation. of 0 ---j-, -1 "Iect,-olytj c P~ v:CIc- s of Tit- m
an.UL
j.
d Tit,-nllato. Alloys by Impuls-ive Heating".
an
ldosco-v, Z.-vodsk4a,,vf-1- Laboratoriya, Vol 37, fio 12, 19-71Y
pp 1419 -14-00
Abst---act : The poss-Jb--?Tjt-,r f t'je )Pet~jo,,j 0:., j ~T"-OLj_-J-
-t a in of
ve Iacat-in~r for C*C3. rJ -o
o ftitF,-TiiuT:i ~-~nd titan,~te alloy.,~lis 7,ctliod co-,)-
in r7an1lite, C.Tn:n-lic! 7"tr)
,,on nt)nocip~erc. Carbon nonoxld~~, oerjannt(,~d from
to 3,000 Oc for 3 sec- in al'IT
specimens., mixes, with argon and. is detem-Ined by infri-amcO.
duration of a simr-le determination is 7-10 min., the censitivity is 'by
:~ M~AIIOA- VaS 11 PHOU.
vIv. by EL Crhed zamunt of 100 The, UTulsive ljeRtill~
for the investuEnticm of mc,,-Een distribution i,.i pov-jers of titani,-,m *-nd
titanium-aLminum allo,-, depending on the size of powdar -mzticics.
investiffation m5uitf3 sholt the dcp!3ndonce of oxyf,,,cn-contcnt in powdm- of

- - --- -- -------- -- - - --

1/2 029 UNCLA5SIFIED P~t(JCESSIN' ~)ATE-02-)CT70
T:I-TLE--KINE.TICS OF POLY(ETHYLENE. TEREPHTHALATE) CkYSTALLIZAT10%4 S.TUDILD BY
A PARAMAGNETIC PROBE METHOD ~_U-~
-Au
Tli0R-(03)-KQVARSKlY, A.L., VASSERMANI, A.M.,
UCHArHF.-lJl(C:, A.L.
"_~,COUNTPY OF INFb--ussR
SCURC E-1- V YSCKUMUL. SOE D 19~SFR.., F1970t IA311 211-14
DATE- PVC-L ISHED--70
2.,-,SUKJECT --%REAS-CHFMISTPY
,.-::T0PIC-TAGS-P0LYFTHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE#~ CRYSTALLIZATIONt REACTIDN
EPR# CALCULATIUN't ACTIVATICN ENFRGYs PLASTIC FILMf AMORPHOUS
POLYMER
C a%-TR UL MAkKING-NO qESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED*
-PROXY KkEL/FRAME-1992/0313 STEP~.,NO-~-UR/0460170/312./003/OZII/0214
C lRc AcuisslON NO--APO I t 1507
UNCLASSIFIEV

212 029 UNCL AS Sl Fl ED. -'PROCESSING DATE--020CT?O
CIIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0111507
'.;8STRAC.T/EXTRACl--(UJ GP-0- ABSTRACT,*' CRYSTN.* KtNETICSt DETD. 3Y USE OF
4fJiVUF,0XYr 2t2w6o6vTETRAMETHYLPIPERIDtNODXY AS THE PARAMAGIETIC PROBE.
WERE IST ORDER FOR AMORPHOUS POLY(ETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE) (1). CRYST%4.
RATES (:TtiE TIME REQUIKED TO REACH THE GLASS.TRANSITIONI OFTO. BY ERR
WERE COMPARABLE TO THOSE DETD. BY D.; CHANGES. THE CALCO. ACTIVATION
ENERGIES OF7..CRYSTN. AND TEMP. RANGES :STUDIED FOR UNORIENTED AND URIENTED
I-WERE 20-PLUS OR MINUS 2 KCAL-MOLE:AND.33 PLUS~OP MINUS 2 KCAL-MOLE AND
110-25DEGREES AND 130-40DEGREES,. RESP.: PRELIMIPiARY COLD DAAWIIJG
U23DEGREES-9-500PERCENT) UF AMOR:PHUUS I FILMS OECREA-SED RATE CONSTS. AND
lr4CREASED.~CRYSTN.-ACTIVATIONt~ENERGIES.

kcc. Nr.OaO2303_ Abstracting Service: Ref. Code
CHEMICAL ABST. 46 767
112496j Structure and m6lecular motion in blended poly-
mers studied bya .ramagneti probe method. Kovjn&UA,._
I ra$ F=. GCOW,
Arkinc. S. N.. asserman, Onst. Khijil.
1he addn"'
of
tat (1) and curatne
peroxide to butadiene-acryl6nitrile . rubber ~ (H) -and heating to
achieve -8574 polymrt..of I r educes the rotatimit! mol. motion of
It due to the f6rmatio In of.the'cro'Winked polyrnAhacrylate'struc-
ture. The degree,oUthe moL niotion decrease %6a d-td. by mea-
suring the decre=6'.61 the rotati6hal p6riods (r), of 2,2,6,6-tet-
ramethylpiperidmqoixy or of its.44i~drox3i- or 4-oxo-derim, added
t0:11, bY. the paramagnetic probe- method (A. 11A. Vasserman, et
al.,, 1967_1968,49W)' -The decre"e of -r.to 10--,*iec corresponding
to "frozen" free radicals was wt'unif6rm at various It 1e
M
locations, indicaingpo hop' iiy egions. 92
n, ~ogen,e r
REEL/FRAME

USSR UDC 669-295
SINYAYEVA, H. P.,
&0M. jland QLESOVj YU. G.
"Determination of Oxygen in Powdered Titanimit Materials"
Mosco4j TsvetqYyG Metall.yo No 6 1972v 80
p
Abstracts A method for determination of the oxygen in t1tanium powders,
alloyst carbides, and hydrides is based on a pulsed heating principle
developed at the Institute of Geuchemistry and Analytical Chemical Imeni
V. I. Vernadskiy of tho Academy of Sciences USSR. Details of the zethod were
published In the Journ-al of Analytical Chemistry$ Vol 20, 1965, p 1359. The
lower limit for determination of the oxygen concentration is 10-4 weight %.
The variation coefficient for pouderod.Ti, its al2oy;s, and carbides is 10%,
for titaniu-q hydrides 20%o, and cast titanium 5%, The hole proceduxe takes
approximately 10 min. The concentration of oyygen in pudered titanium
materials depends on grimulometrIc composition. In powders with large
particles (500-80 fi ) the concentration of oxySen~varies betusen 0.03-0.15
weight %, and in powders consisting of particles stualer than 80 P it is
0.15-0.70 sfeight. %P. Tho latter Is attributed to a lzxger specific surface
of particles and to the precence of.adsorbed zoistt=. This moisture can be
eliminated by drying tho powders under' a viacuum of not le8s than 1-10-2 fig.
1A

USSR uDc: 621.375-82
VASSW1S,.P__ I..., KIREYEVA, S. I., TOKMAKOVA, V. P., SAZONOVA, S. A., SKORO-
kG_!M:OV, B. S.
"Determining the Optical Poverland Optical Nomhomogeneity of Active Elements
of.Lasers by Line Test Patterns."
Fharlkov, Monokristally i tekhnika--sbornik (Single Crystals and Technolo6-1
--collection of works),,vyp. 7, 1972, PP 77-82 (from, RZh-Pizika, No 8, Aug
tract No ftl146 tfy-the authors)
.73, abs
Translation: A method is proposed for determining the optical power of an
active laser element as a "pseudolens",,and also the optical nonhomogeneity
of elements on a collimator instrument with the aid of line test patterns.
Correspondence is observed between the lenticularity measured on the instru-
ment and that calculated from an:interference pattern. It is demonstrated
that elements can be presorted vith.respect,to nonhomogeneilty.
q_ P

Organophosphorus Compounds
USSR UDC 54-6-562 386:543.253
VASSFMHTEYN, S11. YE., and RGUYEN VAN NAM
"Copper (H) Complexes with Hydroxyethyliden.ediphosphonic Acid"
Moscov, Zhurnal Neorganichiaskoy Khimii, Vol 18, No 4, Apr 73Y PP 1028-1032
Abstract: Cordplex formation of Cu (II) with hydroxyetliylidenephosphonic acid
in pH 2-12 QA= 1) solutions has been studied by means of the polarographic
method. In the pH range 2 to 8 formation: of the compqexes (Cu(If2A) a-ad
(Cu(H2A)21 has been established with KH (3-5 t 2.8)-10-9 and (9-5 1.2)-io-13
respectively. In the pH range 8.-10 monoprotonated complexes of the composition
(Cu~(HA)j and (Cu(FA)l are formed.1 In the alkaline me-dium pH 10-5-12- the
-16
-predominant complex ia [CU(A~2]_with..Kq =~(342 o.6).-p

Communications
USSR UDC: 656.212.5
656.254.16,
K. Deputy Director of the Radio Con:~-iunication Laboxatory
0901- ftsul~imps-~(Central Scientific Research Institute of the Ministry of
Railroads')
"Prospects of Using inductive Communications System at Classification Yards".
Moscow, Avtomatilca, Telemekhan3ka; Svyaz,, No 1, Jan 70, pp 11-13
Abstract: An investigation of the possibility of setting up channels of
cominlanIcations using the inductive communication system on railroad class-
ification yards, which can. ensure thq high reliability of local communi-
cations ia I'lu! basic element of the inductive communication
system is a closed U-shaped loop of unarillored cable cove:j j the i2ritire
surface of the working section. The~conductors are excited by high fre-
quency currents (39kc) 1rom a transmitter, while the reception is assured
by a magnetic. antenna (~`rame.or ferrite). Investigation of inductive
tions carried aut by the Noviosibirsk institute of Communications
communica
showed, that in the active zone, a suf~ficiently uniform induction field
1/2

77
USSR
VASSIL"YEV, 0. K. Avtomatika$ Telmekhar..ika, Svya2, No 1, Jan 70, pp 11-13
is created (field nonuniforruty does not exceed 30db); that the field is
limited locally and practically by the loop surface; that the receiver
equipment is simple and small, and that'in the solid-state version the
weight does not exceed 200 g. Investigations on,s4tting up a communica-
tionchannel in the remote controls of a hump locomotive are being carried
out by the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Railroad Transport.
The proble= of speed data transmission to the.hump locomotive is consi-
dered under different soil condl-tions. -Various applications of -this method
-tables.
are considered. Orig. art. has: -5 figures and 2:1
2/2

STEP. NC--UR/0215/70/013/00[t/0066/0079
PROXY REEL/FRAME--30021187!5
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0129235
VINC L A -s s I F 11:1 a

2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--3QfJCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NU-AP0129235
ABsrRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-13-- ABSTRACT. UPPER PROTEROZOIC NONMIETatlq~!~PHOSED
MARINE FORMATIONS ARE WIDELY DISTRIBUTED IN ANCIENT PLATFORMS IN ALL
CONTINENTS OF THE GLGBE,. :SCATTfiRED ORG. SUBSTA14CE jM0 A(-,C'J,'liULATIOr,,'S OF
OIL IN GAS ARE PRESENT IN NOTICEABLY HIGH AMTS. IN THESE AINCIENT ROCKS.
ALL THIS SUGGESTS THE POSSIBILITY OF. 01SCOVER1111G, COM. OIL AND GAS
DEPOSITS IN THE PROTEROZOIC FO'RMATION OF ANCIEN,l PLATFOPMS.
FACILITY: MOSK. GOS. UpJIV-, MOSCOW,,.USSR.
--IJf LASS I FIEU---

~UN
112 025 C CA S S I ~ 0.' 1 E'U'' PROiCESSING DATE--230CT70
OF ETHYL At4D:ARYLALKOX*CHLOROPHC)SPHINES WITH PROPIOLIC
ACID -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-VASVANINA, M.A.,KHAYRULLIN, V.K,i PUDOVIK, A.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~7-.,SOU,RCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SE KHj.#4. .1970, f2l, 452-5
BATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--HE-TEROCYCLIC OASE COMPOU.NDt ORGANIC PFIOSPH3RUS COMPOUND,
DEP,'IVATIVE, MERCAPTANt IR SPECTRUM
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0846 STEP NO--UR/0062/70/000/002/0452/0455
~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP01197.50
UNCLASSIFIED

Z/2 025 UNCLA5SIRED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7(
..CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119750
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* TO 0.05,MOLE RHOR PRIMEI)CL IN C
~SUB6 H SUB6 UNDER CO SU132 WAS ADOEO 0.05 MOLE PROPIOLIC ACID SMALLER
THAN 30DEGREES, THE MIXT. KEPT 2 OR AT ROOM TEIMP.I.ANO 0.05 MOLE ABS.
ETOH ADQED-OVER 2 HR TO GIVE RP(OltOR SlJB2 ET ( R AND R
PRIME1 SHOWN): ETP CCL SU83-CME ~U83.,. 33,PERCC-Nr B SUeO.04 14Z-3DEGREES,
aPRIME20 1.3039~ N PRIMC-20,SUBb iv'413*20, ETt
ltTRICHLOROqETHYLrYCLOPENTYL, 40PE.R.CENT, (3 SU60.04 176-80EGREES, 1.3108,
-1.5050; PH, CCL SU83 CME SU92s. 29PERCENTt 8 SUB0.04 190-20EGREES,
1.3249l 1.5-400;. AND P,MEC SU66 H SU.B41. CCL SU63 CME SU~2, 29PERCENTi 13
SUBO.04 192-40EGREES, I1,030lot L*5360,,.REACTIO-N OF RP(OCME SUR CCL
SU63JCL WITH PROPICLIC ACIDAN C SUB6 H SUB6 2 HP AT R0014 TEMP.t
FOLLOWED BY I MOLE BUSH AND KEEPING THE W110LE3 HR GAVE THE FOLLOWING
RP(OHOCME SUB2 CCL SUF-131CH:CHCOSBU;~'ET, 30PER1-.ENT, 3 SUB0.04
177-90--GREESi 1.2695, 1.5160, AND PHf '23PERCENT1 B SU00,04
208-IODEGRE[St 1.2931v1.550.. TO 16.G PHPCL(0CME SIJI12 CCL SUB3) IN~,C
S0156 H SU46 UJNDER Co SU132 WAS:A0DEQ3o'5.G PROPHLICACID TO YIELD AFTER
P- HR AT ROOM TEMP- 30PERGENT It, 6SUBO.~04 .153-40EGRr-ES, 1.3454, 1.5700:
IR~SPECTRAL CURVES (3) ARE $HOWN FAC TY.- INS-T. ORG. FIL.
KMIM* IM, -ARVULOVAi KAZANI USSP.-
UNCLASS IF IED

USSR WO 547-341.26.'118.07
VASYANINA, M. A., IMAYEULL111, V. K., Institute of Organic and Physical
ChemisEIF ~menf A. Ye. Arbuzov
"A Elethod of Making Subatituted 5-Thio-i,2-Oxaphosphpholenes-311
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Praqyahj~nnyyo Obraztsyp TovaxTyye Zaaki,
No 22p Aug 72, Author's Certificate No )4516)9 Div C.'o.filed 5 Nov 70,
published 14 Jul 72s p 56
Translations This author's Certificate introducest 1. A method of ralking
substituted 5-thio-1,2-oxaphospholenes-3. As -3. distinguishing feature of
the patent, a substituted 2-thic-5-oxo-I,Z-thiaphospliolezie-3 is reduced
by an agent sucli as trip"henylphosphine.with the application of beat, followed
by isolation of the goal product.by conventional methods. 2. A modification
of this procedure distinguished by the.fae't that beating is done to iWoc.

USSR UDC 547.241 + 547.7 + 546.22
VASYANINA, M. A., and UUYRU1,LIN, V..K..,:Iqstitute of Organic and Physical
A. Ye. Arbuzov,.Acad4my of. Sciences. USSR
"Reaction of 4-Me thy 1-2-ethyl-2, 5 -di oxo-1) 2-axaphoaph olane With Phosphorus
Pentasulfide"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol.42 (104), No 12, Dec 72, pp 2644-
2648
Abstract: The reaction of 4-methyl-2~-ethyl-2,5-diozo-1,2-oxaphospholane
with phosphorus pentasulfide was investigated. The.reaction is a complex
one with many intermediate stages leading~to a mixture of products and tars,
the quantity of the latter increasing~with rising temperature. In the
process all oxygen atorn are replaced.by sulfur atoms with concurrent
dehydrogenation. The reduction:of 4-me.thyl-2-ethyl-5-oxo"2-thio-1,2-
thiaphospholene-3 with triphenylphosphihe occurs via'the thia-thione
rearrangement leading to the formation of If-methyl-27ethyl-S-thio-1,2-
oxaphospholene-3.

USSR UDC 547.241+547.391.1
GAZIZOV, T. Kh. PASHINKIN, A. P., AITOSHIINA, N. P.,
GOLDFARB, Z. I., and PUDOVIK, A. N.,:Institute of Organic and Physical
Chemistry imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of Sciences.USSR
"Ifechanism of the ReactLon of Diethyl,Chlorophosphi~e With Acrylic Acid"
Leningrad, Zburnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41,~No 9, pp 1957-1961
Abstract: The study of the reaction of diethy! chlorophosphite with acrylic
acid.using p3l tM and thermography gives rise to the conclusion that
protonation of the phosriborus atom either completely, initiates or predominates
in-.the reaction wh ::i followed bythe addition of.diethylphosphorus acid
ich il
(an.intermediate produc-.~ formed in th~~early stage of the:reaction) to the
acrylic acid chloride. The experimental portion of;:the paper covers in
detail the reactions of diethyl chlorophosphite with acrylic acid, diethyl
acroyl phosphite with hydrogen chloride and diethylphosphorous acid with
acrylic acid chloride.

USSR UDG
VAS IN M. A., KIL4YRULLIN, V. K., and PUDOVIK, A. N., Institute of Organic
anK %c~a istry imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of Sciences USSR
e
y em
"Reaction of Substituted. 2,5-Dioxo-1,2-oxaphospholanes With Mercaptans"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akaderaii Nauk.:SSSR,'Seriya Khimichleskaya, No 8, Aug 71, pp
J722-1726
Abstract: The reactions of substitutdd 2,5-dioxo-1,2-oxaphospholanes -vith
mercaptans give a mixture consisting of two isomers, viz. ethyl- or pheny.1-
(0-carbalkylthioalkyl)phosphinic acidsiand.thioalkyLesters of ethyl- or
phenyl-a-caruoxyalicylphGsphinic,acids. ~The reactions.to a.significa-it
extent proceed contrary to.the. principleof. strong and mild acids and
bases. with, attack on the carb,,bny:l group. by tLe mercaptan, 'probably bei--ause
~of steric hindrances.

Orgaiioph~iabhorus 'Com
USSR UDG 542-91 + 661-718-1
VASYANINA,__V,. A., KHAYRULLIN, V. K.,: and PUDOVIK, A. N., Institute of
Or'ganlc-and Physical Chemi3try imeni- Ao: Ye., Arbuzov,:Academy of Sci-
ences USSR
"Reactions of Ethyl- and Arylalkoxychlorophosphines With Propiolic
Acid"
Moscow, Izvestiya AkademJ.i Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khiinicheskaya, No 2, Feb
70P PP 452-455
Abstract: Ethyl- and ary1alkoxychlorophosphines react with propiolic
.acid to give esters of at-hyl- or aryi-A: '-chlorofomylvinylphosphinic
acids (A). On distillation they eliminate alkyl:~ chloride and convert
~to 2 ethyl- or 2-aryl-2,41-dioxo-lt2-oxa-3-phosphol.ent-:s. Treatment
of the undistilled products with alcohol gives e.~ters_ of ethyl- or
aryl-,S-carbethoxyvinylpti.osphinic acids. The interaction of type A
adducts -with butyl mercaptan gi ves tart.-(1,1,,l-t~riclriloro)butyl esterr.
of ethyl- and phonyl-16-r,,arbo,butylthiovihylphospbinic' acids*

MG 54'1.241+ 547-298.1
PUDOVIK, A. N., VASTANINAP M. :A., And KHAYRULLIN V K.* Institute of
:Organic and PhysMFI-MMOtry-imeni A. Ye,'. Arb,uzov' Academy of Sci-
ences USSR
"Esters of Aryl(,4-cae6amoylalkyl)phosphinic Acids"
Leningrad# Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 40t No 5t May 70, PP 1030-1034
Abstract: Reactions of ethyl- and arylaikoxychlorophosphines with
acrylam des and methacrylamides in the.-presence,,of acetic acid give
6thy1---and-aryl(fi -carbamoylalkyl)ph,6sphinic acid esters. The article
"Considers, the direction of tha reactions.
7

USSR UDO 377-391
_=U=UAQ_4- M., TODOROV, 1. M., DYACHOKO, A. H.. and VASYLOYEVA, Ye. S.,
-Physico Technical Instittite or Low Texp~ratures, Acadamy of Sciences Ukrainian
SSR, Kharkov, and Sector of Moleqular Biology.and,GerWtics, Academy of Sciences
Ukrainian SSH, Kiev
"Investigation of Spleen and Liver Polys iized and I=unized Rats
omes of Nonim,*
-With Acute Padiatign Danage"
Kiev, UkrainslWy BiokhInIcheskiy, Zhurnal, Vol 42, No 4 1970, pp 499-507
Abstract: The state of the spleen and liver polysomal apparatus was studied in
vivo and in vitro in albbio rats subjoeted to lethal doses of ionizing radia*ion
and iximunization. it was established that 24 hours after irradiation of the non-
immanized animals, the pro t a in-synthe sizing activity ol" the liver polysomos in-
creased whilo tho ~plaen polysomes were simultaneously destrpyed, resulting in a
decrease in their synthetic activity, Immunization ros'ulted.in a considerable
activation of Drotoin synthe~-is in the liverand spleen. Whon the animals uOre
irradiated 24 hours after !=itnization, no decrease in the ftmational activity of
the polysomal apparat= in the spleen was noted. Polys~ me protein synthasi5 -r,
the livor, ozi the oth.er hand, decreased CO-Itsidorably under analogous conditions.
It is assumed, tnat an acute radiation damage the liver tamporarily participate3
in coxpensatory iamwiogenosis. Possible reasons for thri radioprot-active effect
of preliminary immunization on the polysomal apparatus of irradiated animal
svioans are d-iscus-ed.
19

USSR UDC 539.32+537
.311-33
-and ZAMMIMC-1:'ENIKO I G.9
BTLUMLIVITOV 4 4. IrASYTITV ff,,
Odessa State Pedago,~~c_ ifti i t, U-t' e' Chair o.L
Physics.
'.'Texture and -Amisotropy 'of Titanium Sheet ProDarties"
Ordzhonikidze, Tsvetnaya Me~all iYa- 110 2 1973, PP 161-163
U1,9 It
Abstract: The corresnondence bett.~.,een data of roent-cnostructura.,
anal~rsis, the ol- elastic proportiess, and t1ne anisotropy
of electric resistance was experimentall;y investigated on 'Li sheet b.-and VTI-1.
Ti sheet was found anisotropic both in~mllation to electric resistance and also
in relation to Young n odulus, . while P and E have rdni=n values in the diaection
of rolling and rayinum values in cross sectional direction. The exper:U,:entally
pecific elect '-, resist-
deterrdned dependences of Young modulws E and of the s - . r)L
ance on the directs I U
'on in the sheet plane of titanitin VTIF-1 are in agreeizer,"
u-ith two functions, indicatirve that the. curves and B (0), where P=an,-,Ir_,
between the projection of the [W01), axis on the invefit-1,,ated plane and thf~,
direction of neasuring, chana rionotonously in throu,,."'I
rayirpir. and irdninwi. IMe syrmetr and E(
y of 9 (/3 ,8) cur-,rev relative to t1ie
roll ing, direction of tl!le Ti sheet indicates that tkic Ilexagonal Prim of the
crystal, duri-nag roll-inC,, jiust incline ita the ri4sht an.I to tae lef t relaIL I ve to
the rolling direction. The masuring of anisotropy of tll'.e specific electi,ic
f t e
resistance ar-d o th loung riodulus mora exactly defiries the x-ray structtu--F~!
analysis results. One fig-am, three for.-nulaz, seven biblioramaphlc ref rer:ces-

USSR UDC 577-391
VASyL CM, IKo, v. m., TODOROV, 1. M., DYACMIKO, A. H., and VASYLIYEVA, Ye. S.,
Physico Technical Institute of Loulemperatures, Academy
SM. Oarkov, and Sector of LJolecular Biology and Genetics, Academy of Sciences
Ukrainian SSR, Kiev
OInvestigation of Spleen and Liver Polysomes of Nonl=wizod and Immunized Rats
With Acute Radiation Darragell
Kiev, Ukrainskyy Biekbimichaskiy Zhurnal, Vol 42, No,4P 1970, pp 499-507
Abstract: The stato of the spleen and liver polysomal apparatus was studied in
vivo and in vitro in albino rats subjected to lethal doses of ionizing radiation
and immunization. It was established. that 211, hours arter irradiation of the non-
immunized anioals, the protein-synthesizin
g ~ activity, o the liver polywmes in-
creased while the spleen polysomes were simultaneously dastroyed, resulting in a
decrease in their synthetic activity. Immuni44tiOn re:rultod iii a considorable
activation of protoin nynthuzii.,; in.: the 11vor and .-plsjuta. Wbon the anLmala woro
irj-Mtito~ 24 houru aftor itt=uxilzation, no decroase in the funotional activity of
the polysonal ap aratu- in t~.o loun was noted. Foly5wne protein sy-nthosis in
sp
the liver, on t4o other halnd, deareasad considerably umder analogous coaditions.
It is assurred that an acuto radiation damage the liver tomporarily participates
in compe=atory :ixmunommosis. ilo*sibla reasons for the radioprotective effect
of preliminary iz--unization on tto pulysoxal.appar4LtUS Of irradiated animal
lecas are, discussed.
19
W

fvj u
u1N,
ON THE ClKa,!N OF W4 ANU.X FUNCTION POR LOM.-ITRM WLUXU~ii~!CAUCN
OF THE DLVKL0P,11k'NT Oil SCIEN*CF
[A.rt.1,,-1e by P11 1. V. I 'k- No 6,
1971, vi, 138-1
the .,c I cr th,
p.welit, n" scienc,! 1-v,, r-.-ont IV bovm,~ ,Ido 1-; kno-l.
Aal.ovd ... ... w ,[' tk--,
tiftl law.A vl- -I thes,, id,--4 il~
1,
wurk .I" (.,i. M. to (1-
sj~ irrar-OAod I'y 1). privu, will ~l
I
[St4C CUj'V(I
jQr
tiat" ul.itfli a", lt~ll -ncl%ld-l in clt:l~r
111,: 01, .1c".1-pulcilk nor
th,~ Wv,t -V Lhl, i-tordatio,t of imlipient
im, t" (fie Id-a I, i. jogIst i, eltri- of iho rl-.11, ve -f~ncv,
Thka.. Lila ar"Wtil .,I: %h'? oi, str'll:1,11-al 'I':c
lnnc-
Ima Led by , 1% parabo J." .Tim complicilti"ll, of
III ct-yota vlegvaplly, that, I., It,,- f."ro;,-v .11* tile nlsmi,~iv ot*
oi .IoClplivrLd
turv~,(~J. is I.C. approlin-E-1 by a 1).
p.rtrityed tbo rc~,itt. ~f tntirtticz,l of* tht, -vtl
by jjkvUI-.-,1 0 1111ILLIM It, th"
f a rrapl, .,III WI,J~Il III. ordimlle i,4 T-pvv-,enz.,~ai 1~~, a
j-vouth Olt. kili"
I% ajiproxliuated by a strnight 'Aill" hleh' CLI to III
exponent. with It t%ortank, ttat ;I lo,*~,I,Munic, (I." oidt.
Ml,tn .11 i1tv rrvdl .1,
by (mmliv or a parabolit ch~,t (hl, of in
ne-ilinkle take Illaco more rapidly IM,ll all
olmy Wokild imijzm~ mvl 31.,Vidly
-dint, I ~ Lie,
suppotted r~-titrdzstlon accoi Lt. a Io(, cuT,ve woult-I
indicatu. It. folio., that tile idem~ ~m th, ch.,tv-
acter of tlie growth of bulentil'iC knowlodr.~ "ro incomplule.

USSR UDC 6-72.766.1:622.272.3
SIJET- TK, A. VANIN, L. G. , ONISHCHENKO, L. P. T 11P -;.T I and
R
E fL p ~S! 0--V- TI-,
Donetsk Institute of the Work Hygion
Vt OCC Llpa ti onal.
VASY W11A (1 8
Y
"P-hysiological Function Stress, of Miners' Org.-misms Under Conditions of the
Deep Donbas Hines"
Kiev, Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Vol. 4
-18, No 4 AillAug 72, pp 5-17-553
Abstract-
Pbys-olcgical and ergometric. studies Were carried out with exper-
ienced ainers (15 years) during a, full shif t of manual. work, or a combination
of manual and machine work under different microc!'11liatic conditions (70-95,
X
humi-dity, 22-31'C). Ifigh teimperature of deep mines (29-31'C) reduces the work
productivity and increaser, the functional stresses of -miners. A danger of heat
stroke was observed with uorkers W
Oho wark-ed previously. in not too dccp mines,
and also in experienced Ldners after vacaticas. Adeptation. of miners to XOrk-
ing conditions at 21
1-31'C lasts for I mc6ith, and readaptation, for 15 d-y-s.
After adaptitj(-~n to hear tile work productivity increases ana the functionn!
stress of tile- decreascs, alop~ with p1r;-siological. effcctiv,-~ness.
In ordor t.0 avoid chronic overstrC.'sSes of minerr; in doep oiiiie-u a vacatitji-, clicry
months is raccr.-Ime-ndod. I;c;;,,;c- iormLlln!; ire proscnLcd ilor of L1,2
phyniol.ogical conditions of m1iiern and for prop(!r i;chedulinp, of their and
rc-,:;C poriods.

USSR 1JDC 547.963.3
ZHIZHINA, G. P., VAYNSJ1TFff;,...R..1 and, BRALBISIV-4YA, F. I., Institute of
Chemical, Physics, ItS8R-'Academy of Sci6nces, Moscow
"Study of Injury to DNA a-rid WIP, Caused by Ultrasotmd!:
Moscow, Doklady Akademii naull- SSM, No 53 1973, PP 1193-1196
Abstract: ExTosure of DITA to ultrasound for 1 to 10 minutes decreased the
intensity of several absorption bands 3*n the infrared spectra of the
-1
acid and resulted in the appearance of'.a new, unresolved band at 1190 CM
~ -i 'Ole -1 bands in the regicn
.It also decreased the -Lntens ty of the 1650 wid 159 n
of the oscillations of the double.bonds of,the bases as well ar, the inten3ity
of the 1010 cr.1-1 and 960 cm- bands in the region of the oscillations of the
sugar-phosphate skeleton of DNA. -Deamination of. the bases.following --light
prolongation of sonication did not occur because the intensitico, of the bands
of oscillations of the amino groups of the bases (3350, 32CO, r=d 1605 --l)
ell
rerna=ed unchanged, a-pasure of DNP to, ultrasound decreased the inten.-ity of
several bands of the protein component: 3300, 3200, 29"'o, 1450, 3.1550, and
14C0 cm-1. The authors conclude that DNA in the MT comple-j: is highly
resistant and that ultrasonic degradation of the complex begins only after
artial, injury to the protef:.n coat of. DINT.
40

USSR UDC 547.754.-04;541;133:2.547,759.3:543.253
PALA.NT, 1. N., VAYINSHTErN, Yu. Lf KRASNOKUTSKAYA, D. M., and YAKHOINTOV,
L. N., All-Union Scien"Lific.Re;earch Institute of Chemical Reagents and
,Chemicals of High Purity, Mosco~,,, andAll-rUnioa Scieatific Research Chemico-
Pharmaceutical Institute imeni S. Ordzhonikidze, Moscow
'#Derivatives of Azaindoles. XLII. Polarographic Oxidation and Dehydro-ena-
tion of 5-Azaindolines wid 5,7-Diazaindolines"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soy~dineaiy, No 6, Jun 73, pp 773-776
Abstract: Polarographic oxidation of 5-azaindolines, 7-azaindolines, and
5,7-diazaindolines (22 compounds~listed in a table) was carried out on a
rotating Pt anode, using the method described by T. K. Adler and A. Albert,
J, Chem. Soc., 1794, 1960. The relative facility.of oixidation corresponded
to that of dehydrogenation by.the action of quinones., E142 increased on
transition from 7-azaindolines to 5-azaindolines and furt er to 5,7-
diazaindolines. The effect of substituents could be well described by
cross-correlation equations (cf. Vaynshteya et al, Khim. Geterotsiki.
Soyed., 1106, 1969). Deviations from the correlation were associated with
the lactam-lactim tautoneric equilibrium of 6-bydroxy 5- and 71-azaindolines.

Acc. Nr: Abstracting'Service: 51,7o Ref. Code:
INTERNAT. ABST URO I c1q
rA70-23295 lr 'De vibration decrement of
lt""i' from
nonlinear systems of hy the res4tiance cu(Ye (K
k siste gistere isnogo
opredeteniiu dekremahta kolebani~ e11niY h In
tipa po rezonansnoi krivoi). V. V. Matveev.,A. P. 1akovlev and I ILI
VdY.%k fAkad Iemiia Nauk Uktainskoi SSR. Institut
Jan. 1970. p. 103-112' 6 refs. In Russian.
Study of the-possibilitiet*of a,~method of.4otermining the
vibration decrement of an elastic system from Ithe width of the
resonance peak of ~ I he amplitude curve of the disp iacemen!. it is
shown that, in addition to the possibility of d4termining the
vibration decrement when the ~ displacement ampiitude of the
investigated specimen is comm6nsurate with the qa~ between the
P
electromagnet and the. specimen, the proposed merhod also has the
advantage that the formula lor calculating the ~.dicrement is
independent of the: nonlipparity, of the dissiliative lorces, owing to,
the fact that sit points of thq arntilitude,turve 0' 1 tile paiturbilig force
corropond to one 41d the slime. ~disl)lacement art lpfilude; and.
comecluently, to one and the: same 'decrement value for any
dependence of the decrement on the amplitude- A-B.Kj
REEL/FRAME
1~9771,9.74

'1/2 021 ~PROCFSSTNG DATF-
UNCLASSIFIED -11SEP70
::.-Tl,TLE--PESISTANCE OF HEATING SURFACES~bF,MAZUT BOILERS TO VANAD-tum
iCORROSION -U-
-ANTIKAYNt V.po
P.A., VASYUCHKOVAi Kols, GLEBOV9
"-:.-,COUNTRY. OF INFO--USSR
."~SOURCE--MOSCOWt ELEKTRICHESKIYE S'TANTS119:NR 4t 19709 'PP 34-38
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.9 IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR, MATFRIALS
JOPIC TAGS-STEAM SUPERHEATER9 VANADIUM CORROSION9, BIBLIOGRAPHY,
.:AUSTENITIC STEEL, STEAM BUILERv-PETROLEUM RESIDUE/(U)PK41 MUZAT BOILER
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED.
~~PROXY REEL/FRAME-1947/1411
STEP NO--UR/0104/~70/000/004/0,1)34/0033
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104725
UNCLASSIFIED---

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSTN~; 04TE-11SE070
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104725
;~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-LUI GP-0- ABSTRACT, RESULTS ARE QUOTED OF LABORATORY
INVESTIGATIONS 00 THE SPECIMENS OFISTEAM SUPERMEATER PIPES FROM
01~FERENT STEELS OF PEARLITIC.AND 'AUSTENITIC CLASSES. THE SPECIP'Ft6
WERE TESTED-IN AN ARTIFICIAL MEDIUM CONTAINING~87PeRCENT V4NAGIUM
DIOXIDE AND IN DEPOSITS REMOVED FROM.PIPE5'.O1::.A CONVECTIVE STFAM
.SUPERHEATER OF THE PK-41 GAZ MAZUTISOILER. RECOMMENDATIONS ARE GIVEN
FOR THE US E OF VARIOUS STEEL:BRANDS:
UNCLASSIFIED

-7 441~..~~_
USSR ODC 619:616.988.43-097.3
AMPITEATROV, F. Z. (deceased), GIZATULLINA, N. K., and YAEX0_IN,, V
_ ~jj. ,
Kazan' Veterinary Institute, Kazan',- and Kursk Biologicals Factory, Kursk
"Inactivation of the Virus of Foot-and-Mouth Disease With Ifethylglyoxal"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 5, May 73, pp 64-65
Abstract; In experiments on.foot-and-mouth disease virus of types A and 0,
methylglyoxal had an inactivating effect on the virus without lowering sig-
nificantly its antigen activity, as shown by tests on the immunization of
rats, rabbits, and mice. The rate of inactivation.of the virus increased
with increasing concentrations of methylglyoxal.(0.01-0.1%.applied at 37'),
on increasing the temperature of inactivation from 23.to 37, and with an
increasing pH (6.5-8.5). An experimental vaccine for tests was prepared by
treating foot-and-mouth disease virus of:.subtype A22,~strain 550, infectious
titer 106.5 LD50/ml, with 0.05% methylg'lyoxal for 8 hrs at pH 7.6 and 37*C
and then combining 70% of the inactivated,virus suspension with 25% of a 6%
suspension of AI(OH)3, 5% glycerin, an&0.03% saponin.

USSR Urr'632,959:63?j8
VAS)2~~~=ez--Asia tic Scientific Research Instituta of Phytopatholo3y
"Sterilizing Activity of Ph o E~pjq o e- t h y I e n,- i i rd d e switli~:Fk_-spect to In:jurlous
Lepidopteral'
Mosew, Yxhimiya v Seyskom, IJozyaystve.,: Vol 9, No 3, 1971, Fri) 45-50
Abstract: Field sterilization is in the opinion of ramy wu+horz an efff-_(_,~ive
L -~:~ed title m!:-
means to l4quidate rumy danE~,ercjus pects. The riewly i; -,'he s
aU-:~Iatirm reactions- with various mucle-ophilic
pounds enter irto
t2iey rtre biolc),,,ically mt, e.
QJ z - E %,
Tbeir -.cLivit"
wIntfx butteri'lles-z- -.-.,~iretumj Bchdff,and tne sir1ill sp?cic!~-
exi-dra, 11. b. -,,hich is to cotton and other n.'L2ntE~ wa-
31 inc!_IM2~_i in 4,~qe W,+,,Onr~ them
F
m t~l Cj'
diphomftrm-:~tea, rarA idii-hnsT)Ina4es with.-C-P mid 0-11 tonfts. j
are re-Dresented in tnbular fonm'. Coznnountis with sts-ilizin,- ixtlivit-f
found in all f~rrmps o' 14w;t
CC zns hUr e. lav F'O 1 17 co,-, -ol.;nfl
Phonat s and phospha - M 1 7 ty un~ s, C) thl,
Y
group ey~iibit_f.)d a sufftcient nterilizing, activity. Tijf_l activity of tctra-
aethyleneimides. of diphonpho-lic acid mags suMci,-znt1y- high. S;J.nee o.,-;!-! two
com'powidr. of tlie lirdted numbcr of. tri-~ and, totracthyleneiriides wr_,rc sti-idied.,
1/2
m