SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VEVYUR, N. A. - VIDENSKIY, V. S.

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USSR UDC 616.932-08-(136.8-612.013.1
HIKIFO,ROV, V. N., POKROVSKIY, V. I., BULYCFEV, V .V., ~NIUEYE-v, V...V.,
'-T-. A.,
KUPRIYCHLT,, A. - B. OCHEROVA, T. P. BkLAS-.qFV.. V. I., K
an Scientific Research Institute of Epidemiology, Ministry
of Heaff "VSS~
"Restoration of Homeostasis in Cholera PatientsR eceiving Rehydration Therapy"
Moscow Sovetska,
ya Neditsina, No 9, 1971, Pp 114-120
stract: Normalization of disturbances of homeostasis in cholera patients is
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chieved by careful rionitoring of the effects ~of rehvdration therapy. Various
indices.of homeostasis -- physicochemical Properties of the blood, acid-base
equilibrium, of arterial and venous blood, clotting,. etc. -- were investit,,ated
-in 58 patients with Asiitic cholera before and during rehlydration urith the
tandard No I solution (5 g 'NaCl, 4 9 I.-11CO3, and 1 S KCLDer liter of apyro-
genic vatez). The disturbance of horeostasis beforc: treatmont was imarked by
~icc gravity of plasma,
increased specif %,4SCOSj.ty' a ematocrit and decreased
g 0 rd 11
Volume of circulating plasmia- Ch-aiges in the acid-base equilibriuma and blood
were manilested by signs of co-_!-pensated rc-spirarory all alosis, metabolic
gases
compensated acidosis, anti stagnant hypoxe=ia. :Disruption of the movement c'
blood electrolytes was accor-panied by decreased concentration of potaSS3_um:

USSR UDC 576.851-31-o6
MM40VICH, A. S., VEYBE,1 A. A., SARDAR,, Ye A., MAG, -/A) 'A. P..i SiAWS .1
R. I., and Antiplague Institute of Siberia and the
Far East
"Determination of the Cholerogenic. Properties O~LL Vibrios in. Newborn Rabbits"
Moscow Zhurnal YdkrobioloGii, Epidemiol crii i Dmrnanobiologii, B"o 10,
1972,
PP 59-64
Abstract: Study of 65 vibrio strains from different sources in newborn rabbits
(considered a suitable model for testing the.pathoreni~!ity of a given cholera
0
vibrio strain for man) shoued that all the cholera sti--ins ao,,ild produce -the
typical syndrome of choleroFenicity, ifiierear, the nona,7.
vilbrios could
not do so except for occasional ~Itrains (Yeiberg's 6rotip 1) isolated from human
beings in cholera foci. The r-ain.signE of oholerogenicity are rax~NED AN
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ENGINEER ARE ABOUT TO COMPLETE THE, DESIGN OF A tSPECTROGRAPH WITH Atl
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RE-TYRAVERA OBSERVATORY IS SLAT4D TO RECEIVE TH.~ 1.5 MEfr-
TELESCOPE WHEN ITS CONSTRUCTION IS COINPLETED AT THE LENINGRAD
OPTICAL-IMECHANICAL PLANT.
T h' TOSTITUTF, S, CALCULAT IONS ARE MIADE ~IN THE COMF11TER VNIEM-3
THE SECTION OF EXPERIl"JENTAL ASTROPHYSICS, WHICR BEE!N RECENTLY
FORIED AT. THE IPA IS HEADED BY Lf Lll,tJDj_S.ENlOR:.SCIENCE ASSOCIATE,
:-CAOIDATE OF P.HYSIcAL-MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES.~
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-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0129408
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE IONIC*COND. OF THE CRYSTALS OF
NACL.PLUS CDCL SUB2 AND KBR PLUS CDBR SUB2 WAS INVESTIGATED IN RELATION
TO THE'VARIATIOIN OF OPTICAL ABSOPPTION.CAUSED BY A001TIVE OR
ELECTROCHEM. COLORING OF THESE CRYSTALS. TliE:C-RYSrALS WERE GROWN FROM
JHE MELT. A DECREASE IN COND. OF, THESE CRYSTALS !WASH ACCOMPA-1111ED BY THE
APPEARANCE OF CHARACTERISTIC ABSORPTION SANDS. ~POSITIONS OF THE MAX.
DEPEND ON THE CONDITIONS OF TREATIMEN'T.OF THE CRYSTALSo FOR NACL AFTER
COLORING AND BLEACHINGo A COMPLEX BA140 WAS 06SO,"~W1114 2 MAK., AT 280 AND
NSITY.
295:NMI CLOSE IN INTE. IN KBR PLUS CD:PRIME2 POSITIVE CRYSTALS
CONDs CEASES TO INCREASE EVEN AT VERY,LOW CONCNS,. (10 Pul-l-E NeGATIVE3
MOLE PERCENT). T14E,ABSORPrION COEFF, INCREASES LINEARLY WITH CONCN. AT
VERY LOW CONCNS. AND BECOMES CONST. AT 10 PPIME NEGATIVE3 MOEL PERCENT.
THIS INDICATES THAT THE ABSORPTION is.NbT BY TH&JMPURITY BUT ONLY BY
THEIPART THAT PARTICIPATES INTHE.FORMATIOWOF impuRiry CONO.
FACILITY: PSKOV. GOS. PEDAGOG. INST;*~fM. KIROVAP.PSKOV, USSR.
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FWS, V. L., VEYTSj YU, A., LUTSENKOj:I. F., Moscow State, University ivien-I
14. V. Lomonosa%~~~
."A Method of awaking Dialkoxyphosphine6"
'Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Pr irkyehlennyyo Obrw,;tsyj Tovarnyye Znald,
No 15, Apr 73, Author's Certificate 110374326, Div C,.filed 9 Jul 71,
published.14 Jul 73, P 53
'anslationt This Author's Certificate introducesi 1. A method of making
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idalkoxyphosphires by reducing dialkyl chlorophosphites, wIth subsequent
y of the goal product by conventional methods As a distIngulshing
recover.
feature of the patent, the process is simplified by ~sing.a boric hydride
of an alkali metal as the reducing agent and carrying out the process in
the presence of a tertiary wine such " trimethylamine in an organic solvent.
2, A zodification of this meth6d: distinguished by t~e fact that dimethoxy-
ethane or totrahydrofuran i8'used as the #ganic solvent.,
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USSR UDC 547.26'118
VEYT BORISENKO, A. A., FOSS V. L.,,and LUTSENKO, 1. F., Moscow
State University Imeni M. V.. Lomonosov
"A New Rearrangement Among Organophosphorus Compounds"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Val 43 (105), No 2, Feb 73, pp 440-441
Abstract: Oxidation of 1,1-diisopropyl-2,2-dibutocydiphosphine with HgO
gives a single product 1,1-diisopropyl-2,2-dibutoxydiphosphine, whose
structure was confirmed by NMR..3J-P analysis. The-assumption was made that
this unexpected result -- oxidation:ofthe less basic "phosphite" center
of the diphosphine may be a result of a'rearrangement of an intermediate,
direct oxidation product:
R2P-P (OR) 2 R2P-O-P (OR) 2 ~0 R2P -P 0 0) (OR) 2
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USSR UDC 547-26,118
FOSS.? V. L., VFYTS, YU. A., and IUTSEliKO,: 1. F.
"Ifew Method for Preparing Dialk nes"
-oxiphospbi
Jeningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Rhimii, Vol-42(104)j Vyp~4) 19(Li P 954
Abstract: Dialkoxyphosphines. can be prepared by reducing dialkyl chlorophosphite
with I ithium and sodium borohydrides. Dibutoxyphosphine was prepared in this
ranner and the structure verified. The~advantaqg
ges of this method are a reduction
2-6 days~ to 20-30 zainutR and orgranic tin hydrides can be
in reaction time from s
substituted for the lithium and:sodiuni reagents...

USSR UDC 547.26, n8
FOSS V. L. IIE_YTS W. A.P KTJDINOVA, V. V., BORISEVICO, A. A., and
LuTSENKO, 1. F-.;-MsdOv-8tate University Imeni M. V.-Jomonosov
"Synthesis of Alkylalkoxyd#houphines",
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khindi, Vol 43 (105), NO 5) May 73, PP 1000-1006
Abstract: The synthesis of a new type of unsym. retric diphosphines containin,3
alk-jl(aryl) and alkoxy(aryloxy) groups was developed. The first method is
based on the reaction of dialkoxyphosphines with dialkylehloraphosphines in
organic solvents (petroleum ether, - benzene, diethyl ether, ~ dlwethoxyethane)
and in presence of tertiary amines. This is an exothermic reaction, completed
in 2-3 hrs. The second method. is much; slower, requiring several days for com-
pletion. It is based on the reaction of dialkyl(aryl)phosphines with dialkyl-
(aryl) chiorophosphites under similar reaction conditions. Raising the reaction
temperature does not help, since it leads to the formation of high-boilin by-
products.
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U3 'S R uDc: 621.596.96:681~32
EIT
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2SELT,_Y,,h,, (Editor)
"Problems of Data Processing in Ph as eTyp eRad-io Measurement Systems'
y-kh
Vo-Drosy obrabotki inforratsii v fazo-~Ykh izrLeritelln. . radiosistemakh
Tr. Mosk.- aviats. in-ta, ao. 201- (cf. English above Works of the 2MGscov
J,
Aviation Institute, No 201), Moscov, i�70,:154 pp, iu. 96 k. (.Lrom
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, jazi -f 1 ,Abstract, No. lG21 K)l
Translation: The collection contains nine articles 'dealing with the theor-j-
of phase type radio measurement-systems (the term radio measurement systems
covers a broad class of systems including radio navigatiQn and rada-- systems
in particular). Most of the artkcles~ deal. with DroV'lems of digital isolation
and processing of a radio signal. ~ N. ~S.

USSR UDC bl:155.001.57:518,.9
VEYTSENBALTM, Y.
"Comnrehension of Coherent Text by a Computer"
Aaspoznav-aniye 011)r32ov [Pattern Recognition Collection of Worl;s] 4ir
Press, 1970, pp 214-244 (Trans I ated. fro mRp~'erativnyy Zhurnal Kiberlictika, No 3,
1971, Abstract NO 3 V586 by E. Vapor).
Translat-ion: comnuter can be prograr"med to understand. the pers:o-ji v;ith
4
it. ~ Ti~,-, ia'4~-OrMaZlon Is input to the -machilpe using a typow-zitc.-r ratlic!r -~-h:;In speech,
This probI(..,,% 5110LIld not be confused With t Jht epxoblam OF '~;'.nalysis of colizeuts,
since in th.,.s case we are, concerned with of natural langua2u, not complete
texts. A --ot o.F programs called "EJA-Zall haIs been developed, allm:ing a naciline
Z:o le~'rn conver.;~~tlonal speech by imitat-Ing the answers o~ a -is-cMatrist, Ile
'Sat 0;1 4 -1, the pSyCilijItrist. has, the advantage that the !rioccssity of
1-1.0*,Iorization of information coneerning.. the surroiinding., world in expi Icit
frm J. S The basic, proce-lure of '~th~. propam; 4s quite s,~mple- tl-,c
'--X'r anU CICC-I IJA Czlo~
f-- tho presencr-I of a cerl~~Liri J:,~Y uord.
c) rc~ Is v
LS coil erted,according to::c-2rtain ru*os r~~Ia'ted
t o t. h o11-cy tiord, and if not, any senseless ciom6nt is extracted `rixii memory or
under C ~',17,-'-,4 11 co-adtons 'he preceding conversion is useL The use o' sulicontexts
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USSIR UDC 51:158,001,S7:518.9
VL:YTSEXBAUJM, Y., Ras-ooz-navaniye Obrazov, INIoscow, Mir Press, 1970, D-P 214-244.
ac-L inprol L--~ncnt of the prog-ram. llowe-,,er, is capzble only of
maintaining the illusion of understanding by concealing its lack of under5tanding.
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A more ne,,,,47ected -Droorxri includes an evaluation device ca-pable o" invest-ating
Pip-xity, as well as several convers,,stional "sconaria"
expTesslolls of any co;,,i
rathc:: than Just one. This prograii, no longe:o conceals its IacII- of unders-za--ndino,
b= _~,irher asks questions. Examples of conversation between ri .an and -ach4ne are
presented, indicating the ability of, the. machine to recognize te-ctual patterns
and understand state~ments made to it.,

USSR IJDC 771.537i33
VENDROVSKIY, K. V. , VEYTSMAN, A. I., PTASIENCHUK, V. M.
"Signal/Noise Ratio and Quantum Effectiveness of.Differentiation in Photo-
~graphic Emulsion"
Moscow, Zhurnal Nauchnoy i Prikladnoy Fotografii i,Kinematografii, Vol 17,
No 6, Nov-Dec 72, pp 426-433.
Abstract: The quality of photographic materials of various sensitivities
can be characterized by the quantum 6ffectiveness of differentiation. Th-s
value compares the actual detector (its:'Isignal/noisell ratio) to an ideal
radiation detector, the accuracy of reproduction of which is limited only
by photon noise resulting fr=the.discrete Mature of the light flux. The
macroscopic quantum effectiveness, determining thc;effectiveness of record-
ing of large parts, is distinguished from the microscopic quantum effective-
ness, corresponding to the-reproduction of small objects,and considering
the scattering of light in thelight-sensitive emulsion. This work presents
experimental results of determination ot,the $4gnal/noise ratio and quantum
effectiveness of films of varying sensitivities.
147

USSR UDC: 8.74
VEYTSMAN, I. N.
"Modeling Logic Circuits"
Minsk, Teoriva i primeneniye mat. mashin--sboy-nik (Theory and
Application of Mathematical Machines--collection of works),
Belorussian University, 1972, pp,10.0-108 (from Kh-Kibernetika,
No 5, May 73, abstract No SV739~by the author)
Translation: Methods of modeling the digital elements of com-
puter technology on the lev6i offunctional and logic cir-
cuits are considered. A modelinglalgorithm is described, and
a,sub-program is developed for realizing the~algorithm. The
modeling system is calculated for an.arbitrary system of ele-
ments and is equipped with an.automatic debugging program..
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USSR UDC' 539.-385
IVANOVA, V .B. and Institute of metallurgy
imeni A_ A. Bay1cov, Academy,of;Sciences USSR
"Effect of Neoprene Coatings on the Cyclic Strength of Specimens
and Parts Affected by Fretting Corrosion",
Moscow, Sb. "Ustalost" metallov:i splavov". "Nauka" Press,
1971t pp 103-108
Translation: The cyclic strength level of real structures
and parts is determined.by a number of factors including
fretting corrosion. The presence, of fretting corrosion
markedly reduces cyclic strength. , This study concerns the
effect of neoprene coatings:(synthe tic rubW!r variety) on
the cyclic strength of lKhl8N9 steel speci6ens and structural
parts under fretting corrosion conditions.-lFatigue tests:of
neoprene-coated specimens under contact friction conditions
indicate their fatigue limits to bie-by 60% laigher than that
of-uncoated specimens. Dynamic~tests of real assemblies
protected with neoprene! have shown a three-to four-fold
increase in service ljl'(~ as compared to similar unprotected
assemblies. (4 illus",r.-tions, 7 biblio..- refere-nee:-'; sumriarV)

USSR UDC 539.385
'FRIDMAN, Z. G. and TSA[AX__ nstitdte of Metallurgy
imeni A. A. Ba kov Y. Of isciLces USSR
y
"Effect of Mechanothermal Treatment of the~Cyclic Strength
of lKbl8N9 Steel Sheets",
Moscow, Sb. "Ustalost' metallov i splavov". "Naukall Press,
:1971, pp 97-102
Translation: The paper discusses the effect-, of single and
fractional iviechanothermal. treatments (MTT) *combined with
deformation at 10 and 20% under. Aens i 1e and rolling conditions.
As. a -result of this: -type: Of -trdatment the; -dyclic strength of
_~bii` _' thai ~`3 .1 1 Fractional
-;3Xhl8N9 -steel sheets;A " d n 0%~.
.nerease more,
MTT appears to be mor'e~eff ectilk, a-1s-c ompared to simple treat-
ments for the same deformation:ratios. Tho increase in cyclic
strength following MTT is shown to;be related to the decrease
in surface strain and to the formation of a.cellular structure.
.-(3 illustrations, 2 tables, 5 bibliographic references; summary).

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T,ITLE--RAI'Slt\!G THE FATIGUE STRENVTH OF*. METALS Bi iMEANS OF NEOPRENE
COATINGS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-IVANOVt V.S., WEITSMANt M-OG4
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COUNTRY OF IjNFO--USSR
SOURCE-Ff Z. KHIM. MEKHAN. ti AT. 1970'!~!6 2 65-68
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--FATIGUE STRENGTH, PLASTIC COATING# OXTOATION Milaurim,
CHROMIUM _NICKEL STAINLESS STEEL9 ALUMINUM ALLOY'l CRY,5TAL DISLOCATION,
CRACK THEORY
C. ON TR 0 LMARKINIG-NO R.GSTRICTIONS
DOC UIM E N T C L A S S- -UNC LAS 5 1 F I E 0
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CIRC ACCESSION NJO-AP0129183
I -FEf, T OF E DPR ~`N E ( N A I R I T
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ~ABSTRACT. THE E F
-SS; -L! ID
CDATINGS .01N THE FATIGUE STRENGTH OF: (;R N1 5 TA I ML! -S T E E A N T 0 A L
I E 0. 1 ill SAMPLES W I T+1 N-EOPR I- NE ~ COAT I NGS THE FATIGUE
ALLOYS WAS STUL
STRENGTH WAS APPRECIABLY GREATER T 4 N JIN THOSE :LACK 1 NG SUCH COATINSS.
IN PJEVLN1'1NG
THE POSITIVE I"IfLUENCE OF. THE ~COATINGS LAY MA 41-Y
OXIDIZING PROCESSES
TAKING PLACE IN! THEM SLI P BNNDS TH IS IPRMiO VE0 A MORE
FAVOURABLE DISLOCATION ACTION ANU RETARDED CRACK DEVELOPMENT.
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USSR UDC: 621-376-54
S L I. I.
KIINA, A. A., ZHUYJ.UDKAS, K. P. ,MASYU IS
of Physics and Mathematics, Academy of Sciences o-f. the Lithuanian SSR
11A Device for Discrete Demodulation of Duration-Modulated Pulses"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennvye cbraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
No 3, Jan.71, Author's Certificate No-291334, Division H, filed 27 Mar 68,
published,6 Jan 71, p 151
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for discrete
demodulation of duration-modulated pulses. The unit contains a scaling
circuit, decoder, pulse shaper, diodes and coincidence circuit. As a dis-
tinguishing feature of the patent, in order to improve. precision and resis-
tance to interference in the demodulation process, the device is equipped
with a cadence -pulse time disc
riminator for the pulses from the output of
the scaling circuit. The output of this discriminator is connected to the
input of the scaling circuit through an oscillator made in the form of a
feedback-covered series circuit comprised of a controllable delay line and a
diode. The emission freau.ney of this oscillator is 2n times the frequency
of the cadence signal, where n is the ratio of the cadence ~)ulse period to
the duration quantizing step for the pulses. The cadence sign-3.1 line is con-
nected to the set terminal of a flip-flop whose one-output terirdne.1 is con-
nected to the controlling input of the above-mentioned deli)~, line through
the pulne shaper.

USSR UDC 621.317.373
BINKAUSKAS, B. Yu. B., KILNA, A. A., and VEYVERIS,. G. P., institute of
Physics and Mathematics, Acadeug of ScieXWOWIbY"tvp',Il;t~-tqtuanian SSR
"A Converter Which Transforms Phase Shift to Digital Code"
Moscow, Otkryitya, izobrete-niye, promYshlennyle obra?tsy~, tovarnyye znaki,
1970, No 35, Soviet Patent No.287194~ class 21, filed 16 Jun 69, published
19 Nov 70, p 83
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a converter which trans-
forms phase shift to digital code..~The device contains reference and
phase-keyed signal pulse shapers, flip-flops, diod"- , a counter, a switch
and an automatic frequency control circuit made up of a time discriminator,
a controllable delay line; a~diode and a scaling circuit. The output of
the diode in the automatic frequency.control circuit is 6onnected to the
input of the controllable delay line through an OR circuit. As a dis
tinguishing feature of the patent, accuracy is improved by adding a second
aut%matic frequency control circuit whose input is connected to the output
-of the phase-keyed signal pulse shape.r, Yenile the o4tput of the extra AFC
circuit is connected to the Input of the.- switch.

USSR UDC 532.517.4
XLZIROXL A. M., KHASAYEV, A. M. ,ALIYEV, Sh. N., ALIYEXI, Ye. M.
"Stud of the Rheology and the Effect of Polymer Additives on the Turbulent
y
Flow of Two-Fluid Systems"
V sb. 3-y Simp ne i
-oz. po prime n _y;j nen'yuto-novsk. si:ftem v neftedobycbe, KraS7
nodar, 1972. Tezisv dokl. (Third Symposium on the Application of Non-Newtonian
Systems in Oil Drilling, Krasnodar, 19.72-Subjects of Papers -- Collection of
Works), Mcscow, 1972, pp 48-49 (from M-44ekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract
No MOM
Translation: A description and the operatirg principle of a laboratory setup
for studying the rheologica1behavior.of two-phase mixing and nonmixing fluid
systems with polymer additives in the velocity interval shifting from 0 to 1000
sec are presented. The effect of phase concentration and polyraer additives
on the magnitude of the coefficient of hydraulic resistances under a turbulent
regime of the motion of water and oil with polymer additives of the polyzobuty-
lene type in the Reynolds nurbers range 5000-40,000 if; investigated. Experi-
mental data are presented on operational wells supplying oil- and water. 1. G.
Bulina.

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USSR UDC 629.78.OIS:533.6.071.011.55.08
VEZINIENOV, V. Ya., GORENBUKH, P. 1.
"Application of the Unstable Analogy to the. Study of the Effects of an Explo-
sive Have on a Barrier in a Hypersonic Tube"
Uc h. zap. Tsentr. Aero-gidrodi nam. In-ta [Scientific Writings of Central
Aero-Hydrodynamics Institute], Vol~2, No 61~ 1971, pp, 48-54, (Translated fron
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Raketostroyeniy No 4, 1972, Abstract No 4.41.157
from the Resimme).
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Translation: A method is descri ed for applying the, explosive awilogy to the
flow of a hypersonic gas 5tream.around blunt bodies, for experimental investi-
gation of the effects of theshockwave of a strong explosion on a flat barrier.
The effect of the flat shockwave from a strong explosion of a flat charge on
-a flat barrier is viodeled by the action ofa shockwave departing from tile
nose of a blunted flat body on a flat plate. The re~~,ults of measurement of
the diStyibUt4ojj of pressure along the: plate beyond the f0ling pressure jump
are presented, pro&-iced in a helium, hypersonic -orind uninel. The plate is 5et
both. at zero angle of alLtack (nonmoving barrier) and.at ;in angle of attack
jiding to the Yaotion of the barrier as V ~ 0.25. llic- experimontal re-
correspo W
sults are compared with calculated data. 7 Figurc.,~;; 4 Bit?] io. Refs.

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USSR uDc 612x14.44
ALEKSEYEEN, V. I and FA
VIBEt K. G. YUL'BERG-EIATM, V. R., Tselinograd
~c and
Institute Odessa Agiicultural Institute
"Effect of Short-Wave Ultraviolet Irradiation on Absorption Functions of the
stine"
Sma:Ll _Tnte
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 199, No 6., 1971, pp 1,453-1.,455
Abstract: Dogs with an isolated loop of spall intestine were exposed to
short-wave ultraviolet irradiation of the epigastrip region with 1-5 and 3
biological doses. The absorption capacity of the intestine was detennined by
introducing into the organ 20 ml of a 7% sugar solution for periods of 30
minutes. The unabsorbed Dart of the solution was the-n extracted.. and the loop
washed with distilled water. The amou:nt of sugar absorbed was deteniined on
the basis of the difference between the quantity administered and that ex-
tracted, with allowance for secretion. The experizents established that
ultraviolet rays in a 1.5 biological dose:intensify-sugar absorption in the
sma.U intestine, increaGing it in som cases from the norn, of 332.8 to 604 rg
within 1-5 haars after the beginnIA7, ofthe expeerimnts. It then begins to
decline reaching the initial norn within~48 hours after the irradiation.
Irradiation with 3 biological doses causes only'a brief and slight elevation
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USSR
VIBE, K. G., and FAYTEL'BERG-BLANK, V. R.
"The Effect of High Frequency Currents of Diathermy on the Content of
Nucleic Acids in the Internal Organs of~Rabbits",
Tr. Tschinogr. S.- Kh. In-t. (Proceedings of the Tschin6grad Agricultural
Institute), 1973, Val 9, No 5, pp 27-37 (from RZh-Biologi,cheskaya Khimiya,
No 24, Dec 73, Abstract No 24F 1436)
Translation: The effect of high frequency currents~of diathermy with varying
force and duration was investigated in respect,to the exchange of DNA and RNA
in internal organs (liver, pancreas, stomach, small intestine) spleen,
adrenals and lungs) of rabbits. It was shown that.quantitative shifts in
the content of NA can be determined fromthe force and duration of the
- 3 - - -1 -

USSR UDC,612.015.348:547.965'.014.426.014.45
Via MIROYEDOVA, E. P., KULACHENYO, S. P., and FAYTEL'BERG-BLANK, V. R.,
Chair.of Animal Physiology,~Tselionograd Agricultural Institute, and Chair of
-Pathophysiology, Tselinograd Medical Institute
"Changes in the Amino Acid,.Content in:1fiternal Organsiof Rabbits Exposed to
:High-Frequency Electromagnetic:and Ultrasound,Oscilla.tions,'
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimentall,noy Biologii i Meditsiny, No 10, Oct 70, pp
47-48
Abstract: Experiments on rabbits showed: that high-frequency electromagnetic
fields and ultrasound, like other physical-Agents, change physiological
processes according to dose rate and duration of eypo'Bure. For example expo-
aure to a SHF f ield (centimeter waves) of 30 or 50 w I ov 10 mitt did not gignif -
icantly alter the free amino Acid content of the livex, stomach, small in-
cestine, lungs, spleen, and kidneys. After exposure to SIIP field (centimeter
rdraves) of 75 w for the same length. of time,: however, the amirto acid content
of the stomach increased, while that of, the intestine: spleen, and kidneys
decreased. Ultrasound at 3 W/cm2 for 5 'min produced the greatest changes in
the organis studied. A weaker dose (0.3 W/cm2) had 1114ch less effect, even
when continued for a much longer period of time.

.--30OCT70
112 033 UNCLASSIPIED PROCESSING DATE
L --NATURE Of RADIATION DEFECTSAN ~ROCHELLE SALT AND TRIGLYCINE SULFATE
if.ROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1530 STEP NU--URiOO7C/'I")/015/002/0329/0333
CIRC ACCESSICN, NO--AP0125158
UNC LAS

.212 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
C-IRC ACCESSICN NC--AP0125158
-4 BSTRAt.-,T/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF X RAY LNE
-'IRRA'~DIATED (SIMILAR TO 10 PRIME6 ROENTGENS) ROCHELLE :SALT AND TR[GLYC
- SULFATE'CRYSTALS AND SATO. AQ. SOLNS. (BOTH PRorEcTEDI AND KEPT IN 0. H,
CUr AND CH SU8,i ATM.) WERE STUDIED AT 220-1500 N14. DUE TO THE IRRADN.,
~IN BOTH ROCHELLE SALT AND TRIGLYCINE ~SULFATE~ CRYSTALS's SOME PART OF THE:
MOL- i)ECGMPS.r AND GAS IONS REACT WITH RADIOLYTICI)ECOMPN. PRODUCTS.
EXP.;,!;. CARRIED OUT GN THE ROCHELLE SALT,ANO TRIGLYCINE SULFATE SATO. AO.
~-SOLNS. INDICATE THAT THE UV ABSORPTION IN IRRADIATED ROCHELLE SALT AND
TRIGLYCINE SULFATE CRYSTALS-HAVE.TO BE CAUSED BY~RAOICJLYTIC DECOMPN.
PRODUCTS C(JNTG. THE CO GROUP. :LIVOV. GOS. UNIV.,
;LVOV, USSRO

UNCLASSIFIEC PRCCESSING DATE-17JUL70
~.T j T LE-_TEMFERAT.b~E CEPENCENCE OF THE POSIT.ICN OF THE SELFABSORPTION EDGE'
-OF SEJGNETTE*SALT AND TRIGLYCINE SULFA RYSTALS -U-
-~'~ALITHOR'- V IBLY I:I.F., ROMANYLIKYN.A.
'
-USSR'
~-CCUNTPY OF TX-FC-
~-:SCURCE-_CPT. SPEKTSCSK. 1970, 28(2), 307-10
ATE PUBL ISHEI)== ----- 7C
.SUBJECT AREAS--PFYSICS
J.01C TAGS-TEPPERATURE DEPENCENCE, ABSCRPTIOW EDGE, CRYSTAL ABSGRPTION,
PHA S& TRANSITION, SULFATE
"d CNT FIO LPARKIAC--_NC RESTRICTIONS
~2DQCUMFNT CLASS-0CLASSIFIED
:.PROXY Ff-EL/FPAME--lS81/0421 STEP NC---UR/CO51/'tC/0213/002/0337/03LO
'tIRC ACCESSICK NC-APOM442
A-S S-1 F I EV,

AD;q
AIW50442-'
CHEMICAL~~ABST. 10
r-IOSSW Temperatwedepandente of the position of, the seU-'
absMtlon,edge f. Selpeite 011t iLid trWycln6 ~.Wfate crystals.
V*bl ' I F.; Roiiiaii~.uk. .:(tJSSR). ~ Opt. S,
V 10 ~ektrcik. 1970,
797T-W '0 Muss)7 pqs~ on~ of the seJ
-1 If-ibsorption edge
: ra nette saltlii~d tilglycine
of samples-X~ Y,,:itna OC
sulfate crystals .in z natux an ze& light,~ith v~,riations
d polari
-poin
in te~ap. over Curie is investigitt&J.. Th6. curve
area-
Xk T was presented in' 3 li rti' s. he obid~ portion of the
D-4
XiT ~u'rve relates t6 temp. region 2 '. and .-20;-A5`jor'Seig-
nette salt, and 35-55'for the glycloe~sdlfate in ihe~~ji'ase tra~asition.
Theslop iss allt tha~iihatokjvqotherpbrtion~
e M r 0 tir th~'Jurmer,
and sinaller or larger I Ma tbe edge W it fhe mentioned
ces in tetnp~ ~ffeci felab~ -to i~fie shiip cliaiije of 4 spDn_
differen
taneous polarization, and the distinctive features of a spgntaneous
Luba ov
deformation of the domains of these cr stals. RrIovr a
C,
Y, REELIFME
1:9810421

AS Sl flrEfl PROCESS ING DA:TE--230CT70'l
034
-U-
',TIT.LE--STATIST [CAL VARIATION OF lqU148EIZ~OF ATMOSPHERIC5 PEK wilT TIME
,AUTHOR-(03)-REMIZOVP L.T.t VICHROV, V.Rj.POTAPOVl A.V.
.-COUNM OF JNFO--USSR
,:'SOURCE--J NSTI TUT f ON OF ELECTRICAL ENGTNEERSf PROCUiEDINGS, VOL. 117, MAY
1970T P*- 894-896
------- 70
-DATF_ PUBLISHED
r._-,.SUBJ,ICT AREAS--ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE,,-, EI.ECTRONICS AWD
~~TOVIC TAGS--- ATMO SP HER ICS ELIECTRIC FIELOP S (GUAL
VERY LOW
FREQUENCY
~c
ONITROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
_~O_CUMENT
:~PROXY REEL/FRAPtE--2000/1113 STEP NO--UK /000 0/7 1 L7 1000 /039 (p/ 0896
ACCESSION N0-00124768
UINCLASSIFIED

V2 034 UNCLASSIPIED': PROCESSING D.,,rE--230CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124768'
ABSTRACT. EXPER IMEN' A LST"j)Y OF THc
---ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-O-. r
STATISTICAL VARIATION IN THE NUMBER OF ATMOSPHERICS P E.R UN I TTIME ABOVE
A..GIVEN THRESHOLD VALUE Of- TH E V 'v R T I C A LE L E C F R I C F I "-~: L 1) S TA E NTH
RESULTS ARE GIVEN FOR THE CA.SF WHERE.RECEPT.ION f~ AT VERY LOW
FREQUENCIES IN A FKEOUENCY BANDW10TH GKEATER T'MiN THV
- EFFECTIVE
BANDWIDTH OF THE ATMOSPHERICS SPECTAUM.: :FACILITY: AKA0EMIIA
NAUK SSSR, INSTITUT RADIOTEKHNIKI I ELEKTRONIKIP PISOCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 581.6:615.779.934:547.56
VICHKOOVA, S. A., RUBINCHIK, M A., ADGINA, V. V., IZOSDIOVA, S. B.,
MAKAROVA, L. V., SIIIPULINEA,.L.. D., and GORY VA,.L. V.,.'All-Union
UNDO
Institute of Medicinal Plaats
"Antimicrobial and Antiviral Activity of Some Natural Coumarins"
Leningrad, Rastitel'nyye Resursy No 3, 1973, pp 370-379
Abstract: The bacteriostatic, fungistatic, and protistostatic activity of
33 natural coumarins o2: plant origiu was investigated by the method of serial
dilutions of the compounds in appropriate nutrient media. The microorganisms
studied were Staphylococcus aurcus, Eacherichia coli, Mycobacterium tubercu-
losis, Microsporum lanosum, Candida albicans, Enrartioeba histolytica, and
Trichomonas vaginalis. The activity of the-coumarin~, against berpesvirus and
influenza APR-8 virus was also investigated. Fourteen of the compounds were
active against M. tuberculosis, parasitic protozoans and gram-negatIve bac-
teria. None was effective against any of.the viruses. The terpenoid and
3-alkyl-substituted coumarins offer the Viost promiae. as bacteriot;tatic, and
fungistatic agents.

USSR UDC 615.281.8:665.336.6
VJCW~ ~QVA, S. A., DZRANASHIYAi N. M., and GORYUNOVA, L. V., All-Union
Institute of Medicinal Plants,~ Moscow
"Antiviral Activity of the Essential Oil of E. viminalis. and Some Other
Hardy Eucalyptus
Moscow, Farmakologiya, i Toksikologiya, No 3, 1973, pp 339-341
Abstract: The antiviral action of essential oils obtained from 4 eucalyptus
species - E. viminalis, E. macarthuri~~E dalrympleana, and the pharmacopo-
eial E. cinarea - was studip-d in two models of influenza (in vitro and in
ovo). Mice were injected intranasally with a mixture of an essential oil
(100 p g/ml) and influenza virus. C"hick embryos were injected with an es-
sential oil and infected with virus 2. hours later. The virucidal effect
of the essential oils was clearly manifested only a't.,LD100 (80 to 100%
survival rate). The antiviral activity of the essential oil of E.
viminalis (at LD100) was higher than that-of E. cinerea in.the in vitro
experiments but somewhat lower in the chick embryo wqdel 0- to 11-fold
decrease in hemagglutination titer compared with th~- ~,control).
39

USSR Lm,,-: 536.628.3
SADOVSKIY, N .A. ,Institute of Chemistx7 of Hat
ural
,r of Sciences'of 'he USSR
7 jWfipoun6, Aca em,
"A Continuous -Flo7,r 1-ficrocalorimeterti
k'-tiva, IZOI-rot Promyshlennyye Obrants,,i ,T-ovarnyye Zni:~"
Yoscow, Ot, ~.j U-j _eni.,
No 7, M 7-2. Autlxorls~ Certificate No 329L
416, Di isiort G, filed 31 Jul 70,
published 10 Feb 72, D ;_o
Translation- "Mis Author's Certificate Introduces a 'L~IoTw-throu-h nif or. o-
calorimeter corta-aring a detector vdtbin -,which ameacin-erlent CCII is !(:,Ct~,~!d
vith the=._,;aele,_ncnts, Tlie calorimeter also contains v...dcvice for feedirig ir
reagents. As a distinCuirzin'xig feature of the pat-exit, sensiti-,-it-y andi sta-
bility are ira;)roved by -usivg an additional cell instal3ed along the a:,-is Cf
the detector, vrhiclh is made in.the form of highly heat conduc-
tive cyllinEer equir~ped -vith a slat heat exetariger vlth,symm.~trj,e input of
reagents. cylinde_r is placed inside a heat-con-ci-iz,--ting cylinder -with
I I A U, - 1~
high specific heal and thermall conductivity on which an additicnal syn-
metric slot hent is located. 2ach,lo-f 114e cells. is eqluzirped
radiv-11y arranged of' the s (,,rai Cori amet or lln)(~
ferentially.
112

I I
RTrT

Llz Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--113SEP70
OF LYSOZYME WITH LOW 140LECULAR WEIGHT INHIBITORS AND
MODIFIED SUBSTRATES CONTAINING'. BETA: I(I TO 4) AN10 BETA (I TO 6)
~AUTHOR-(04)-SHASHKOVAr YE.A., VIKHA,.I.Vii-VICHUT,[NSKIIYZ.,..A.A.i KHORLIN,
A.YA,-
tnUALTRY -0 F-INFO--USSR
.~"_SOURCE-,GIOKHIMIYA 1970, 35( 1),~ 124-31
DATE PURL ISHED - ----- 70
s.SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~,10PIC TAGS-AMINE DERIVATIVEr SAC.CHARIDEI,RACTER-TA,v CELL PHYSIOLOGY,
ENZYME ACTIVITY
MARK I NG-INO, RE STR ICT IDINS
-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCIASSIFIED
.;PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0850. STEP ND--UR/0218/70/035/001/CI24/013i.
'~XJRC ACCESSION NO-AP0055551
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2. ~ '011 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
-'Cl-RC.ACCESSION NO-AP0055551
W3STRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SPECIFICITY OF LYSnZYME InlAkS
STUDIED IN PEL.ATION TO THE POSITION OF THE GLYkC0SA.MfNfDE LINKAGES
~BETWEEN THE MONOSACCHARIDE BONDS OF: THE SUBSTRAVE DURING 1j"ITERACTION OF
THE ENZYME WITH THE FOLLOWING COMPOS.: N A(,'LTYI.',~LIJCL",',SA-*,ij'4E, N#P41
DIACETYLCHTOBIOSE, N,N-,N" TRiACETY~ - P mrrROPHENYL BETA 'illy
LCHITOTRIOSE v I
ACETYL 0 GLUOCOSAMIN11DE, P NITROPHENYL-BETA N,N' I DIACETYLCHITOBIOSIDE
My P NITROPHENYL 0 (2 ACETAM160, 2; OEOXY BETA D GLUCOPYRANOSYL)f tl
YIELDS 6) 0 Z.ArETAMIDO 2 DEOXVi BETA 0:.GLUCOPYRANOSIDE (1i)v P
NITROPHENYL 0 (2 BENZAM100t~Z DEOXY BETA 0 GLUCOPYRAN-OSYL), 11 YIELDS 6)
0 f 2, -ACETAMI-NDO, 2 ACETAMINDO 2- DEOXY BETA 0- GLUCOPYRANOSIDE) t AND P
0,-(2 ACETAM100i 2 DEOXY BETA D GLUCOPYRANOSYL), (I YIELDS 4)
0 2 ACETARINDO 2 DE-OXY B.F-TA.. 0 GLUC(IPYRANOSYL, It ~IELD-S 6) 0 2 ACETA,41NDO
~.,--2 DEOXY, BETA--,O GLUCOPYRANOSIDEAIII). ~THE COPI(,NS. OF THESE COMPDSO
REQUIRED TO INHIBIT BY 50PERCENT THEtYSIS OF MICPOCOCCUS LYSODEIKTICUS
BACTERIAL WA 'LLS WAS DETO. THESE DATA PLUS LIT. 60NST5. OF DISSOCN. FOR
~THG~LYSOZYME COMPLEXES OF THE IST 2 COMPDS. (REPOATEDIELSEWHERE) WERE
USED TO CALC.. T14E K SURI VALUES FOR T14E.COMPDS. STUDIED. THIS PERMITTED
-QUANT. CALCN. OF THE AFFINITY AT:Tf4E ACTIVE SITE OF THE ENZYME. FOR I
AND.11 THE POSITION OF THE GLYCOSIOIC,BONDS BETWErN THE MONOSACCHARIDE
UNITS'DET. THE COMPLE4ENTARITY OF THE~SUBSTRATE AT THE ACTIVE SITE. III
-CONTAINS BOTH THE I YIELDS 44 AND 1 YIELDS 6 GLUCQSAMINIDIC BONDS AND
SHOWS STRONG AFFINITY TO THE ACTIVE SI.TE-OF LYSOZYME- AND CAN BE
HYDROLYZED BY THIS ComPD. WITH SUBSEQUENT.,TRANSGLYCOSYLATION.
UNCLASSIFIED

~77'77771
USSR UDC 577.842:595.79
VICTOROV C A KOCHETOVA, N. I. (Institute of Evolutionary Morphology and
Animal Ecology, USSR AcademyLof Sciences
"Role of Trace Pheromones in Re ati
gul on of.the Sex Ratio in Trissolcus
grandis (Hymenoptera, Scalionidae)."
-No 4, pp 559-562
Zhurnal Obshchei Biologii, 1973, Vol 3.41
Abstract: The ratio of males to females in the offspring frcm 16 T. grandis
females placed for a day in test tubes-in-which five~specimens of the same
species has been kept for, 24 hr and:then offered 14 eggs of Graphosoma
lineata for 24 hr was almost three-Aimes that in the~contr6ls (37.5% vs
13.3%). The results indicate that the stimulus is chemical in nature and
that traces of pheromones are an:external-Ifactor affe~cting'sex determination
in parasitic hymenoptera.-

Acc. Nr':
Abstkacting~Services. Ref. Code:-
-00049911 CHEMICAL ABST. Shov' W6!0161
11W Electrical properties of an orgaii1c phtbalocyanine
r losi- - ' 1Vida4j.Yat__.&;
semiconductor m, the ferroetectric sWe.,
Rozenshtein L. D.; v~ g'
I hist ak OLUprov., Min-
gmd, USSR . PIZ. re" " , - - -1 �17 0 W4~-,b (Russ).
Temp. dqxndences are giveil Of'. he fillias.: ITh'.'ond*, of phthato-
cyanine is chu.Uterized by'air'ei&eti.tial d6kndence on tenip.
with an energy of nrtijr~tlnn nf Vic+11tep~ase-tfansi-
tion current acrbss the specimim decrpases in tinit as a ~tsult of its
Wla-riZation as in other.ferroelec. ntaterials- ; Cond. iri the ferTo-
!jec. state in th region of ihe,'iiansition is ~h"
e Agher that in the
initial state:and has a imax. 'Pohirizatioii of,th~'ipeciin such
en. LS
bemuse of the fact that the phait transition 15*comp Ial ied by
formition of dirioles. , Tfifs It'adi to 11te ip'pttman6~ of ntw
intennol. interactions leading to increased ~'p6tid. ~Current-
voltage dependence dose to the, i6n~. of'ih~' p6se tramsition in
tht ftrroele~' state Is diftcrient fr~m Similar 60ndence* in the
semiconducting, state and exhibits. stiblinearity even at; low field
intensities. A, Libackyj
REEL/FRAME]
1980:1' AAAJ

USSR
VI DAL,,..P.
"Asymptotic Stability of Discrete Nonlinear Systems,with Variable Quantiza-
tion Period (bionic application)"
Tr. III Mezhdunar. Kongressa blezhdunar. Federatsii po Avtomat. upr., 1966,
Diskret., Samonastranv. i Obuch. Sistemy [Works of Third International Con-
gTess. of International Federation of Alitomatic Control, 1966, Discrete,
Self-Tuning and Teaching System), Moscbw, Uauka Press., 1971, pp 236-242,
(Translated from ReferativnyyZhurnal -Kibemetika, No 2, 1972, Abstract
No 2 V758 by the author).
Translation: A calculation method is suggested, related to the properties
of an infinite sequence of vectors. The condition of asymptotic conver-
gence to which it leads is a sufficient~condition for asymptotic stabil.
of a nonlinear discrete system. A second application.,is suggested. It
consists in determination of the condition-.of asymptotic stability of an
approximate model of biological control;,the human operator is looked upon
as a first,or second order filter.

WSSR uDo 546.?gi.6-536.66
SAhTAMVA, H. A., VIDAVSHIYj L. M.j IWAYEVA, K. X.j and:IPPOLITOVAl YE. A.
"'Enthalpy of Formation of Uranium Trioxide, Semihydr!ite"
Laningrad, Radiokhimiya# Vol XIV, No 5, 1972, pp 721-726
Abstracti The calorimetric method was used to measure the enthalpy of the
reaction of two specimens of uranium trioxide semihydrate with the compasi-
tion UO .0-393P.0 and UO * o.648H20 with a.solutiorl of hydivfluoric acid. At
3 3 1 1
298.150K this enthalpy was -2 1.7~t 0.0'8 arA -20.83�0' 110 kcal/g-atom of U
respectively. The enthalpy of the formation of compounds belonging to the
uranium trioxide serLihydrate D~ase from uranium trioxide and water as a
function of the composition J4.B- represented by a linectr equation. For a
stoichiometric compound thla valije.is -'3.19�9.10 kcal/g-atorz of U. The
published data were used to calculate the standard enthalrj of formation of
uranium trioxide semihydrate from the elements, Thiz enthalpy at 298.15'r,
was -333.15+0.46 kcal/g-atom of U. The method used to sy#hesize the uranium
trioxide seaihydrate ard the chemical arA x-ray: phased analysis data a-e
presented in connection with the existenre of several.versions of the,sea1hydXate,

USSR UPC 544.?9L*6?91.4
_IIDAVSKIYO L. M.,t IAVUrj E. G.$ an& IPPOITTOVA YE. 'A-
"Conditions for the Formation'of Uranium Trioxide"
Leningrad, Radickhimiyal Vol 13s, No 5P 197isP 789
Abstracti Oxidation of mixed umanium oxides with oxygen at atmospheric
Pressure was studied. The reaction was-carried out in a rotating oven a
quartz tubg covered with a copper mantle. The oven temperature was maintaired
at 590-600.C. Only after 500 hra traces of~ UO formation were observed.
After 700 hrs the -U0 formed in more significant amounts, Lower uraniun
3
oxides may be oxidized to 110 at 866 87:00K aiid I atm oxygen pressure, but
'the'reaction rate is still.verylow.

USSR uDc 546.79l.6-546.66
TDA
SAMWIAL, 11. A., Um AMVA, K. M., and IPPOLIWIA, Ye. A.
"Teat-.of Formation of Uranium Trioxide:'Dihydrate"
L~ningrad, Radiokhimiya., Vol 13) No 4. 1971j, pp 592-597
Abstract: An iadependent determination of.the beat of formation of UO '2H20
3
was:-carried out on the basis of the heai~ of formatio6of uranium hexafluoridj,. in
order to be able to compare the value obtained idth that determined from the
heat-.of,the formation of a mixed uranium oxide. In the paper the experimental
conditions are described ia detail, followed by data pi X-ray analysis and
formulas used in calculation of the enthalpy. The value obtained differed fi. -om
that--based on mixed oxides. No systematic errors could, be:found, and the
authors:conclude that the disarepancy is.due to the diragreeranent among the
fluorins- and oxygen calorimetry:data.

UDC 678-5.06-419.8:66.085-3/-5
P YAIrKOV G. N., MOROZOVI A. V.., OMELICIONKO, S. I., BESSONOV, V.G.,
CHEIT&-.rSOVA, I. N., VIrSIMIDIA, N. G. DYACHOXI V. ~T., and GOLODIjff,, W. F.., Institute
a7~--V_'-.i!:I ~is;izhevsk Kiev, Academy of Sciences
f Thys-~ al Cherustr'-Yv~nai is.
iy":!
Ukrainian. SSR, . and institute of Chemist, of Hig4 Xoleculw, Comp, ounds, Kiev
ry
Academy of- Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Radiation Technology of Manufacturing Glass-Plastics"
Kiev, nimicheskaya Prolvshlennost' WkrainY, No 4, 1970., 13P 8-10
Abstra;~t: ?roduction o' lass plastics using electron accelerators as radiation
uh -L,
sources is described. The operating principle is explained vit an ex,--uple of the
ZOIIU Iure of a cylind-rical sheet of cross irinding. She mandrel speed, feee, pitch,
and doze s-treength are selected so that during the time of passage of the win-ding
section across beam cross-section the.required degree of polymerization of the
binder is attained. 'rae degree of polymerization. between layers wouiacl on top of
each other is regulated by the energy of the:iwpinging radiation and bear, current.
Z7,e source of fast charged particles in the =del setup is an accelerator with
=aXi=Z: electron energy of 0.4 ~fev. Electrons at this energy ensure radiation
pol~=rization of a 0.2-0.3 mm layer of glava-plastuics. In this layer, when the
density of the current of the beam in several tens of microamperes per square
Untimater dose atrangth of 1o6_167 rada/nea.is produced.
- - ---------

ROCESSING osp.TE-20NOV70
112 C17 UNCLASSIF I E&
TI TLE-- INFLUENCE OF STRUCTURE OF. INITIAL compeNEr-as OF RADIATION CURING OF
TURA TED ULIGOESTERS AND OL169ESTERPRETHANES.-;~U-
..AUTHOR_(05)-CPELCh2hK0, S. I V:IUENINA,, ;N*,G.p MATYUSHOVAs V.G.,
CHERVETSOVAj I.N., PYANKOV,
T-CCUNTRY fiF INFG-USSR
'SOURCE-IN0. ENG. CHEM., PROD, RE5. DEV!ELCP* 1970j, ~-9(2) 1143-6
~-DATE PUBLISHED--70
-SUdJECT AREAS-ZHEMISTRY
`~'-TOPIC TAGS-RAGIATION PULYMER.IZATION, OLWOMER, MALL-IC ANHYDRIDE,
~ETHYLbNE, ElHYLENE GLYCOLY POTHALIC ANHYDRIDE, ADIPIC 'Jl(,fD, SED4CIC
'A 10, ETHYL CARBANATE, THERMAL srAB.ILI-tY.- CHEMICAL. AE~~ISTANCE, POLYMER
T
URE
N-TRCL MAFKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
c
.-DOCUMENTC
LASS-UNCLASSfFIE0
..WJXY RELL/FRAME-3002/1144 STEP
I m"C A C C f- 5fNO- A PO 12 b 566

212 0 L7 UNCLIASSIFIE0 PROCESSENG DATE-20NIOV70
."CIRC ACCESSICNi, NO-APOIZ6566
:",:~--,AE-ST.i~ACT/E:XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ASISOTRACT..: TH. IE IRRAoN. cGlIOLYMN. OF UNSArD.
-4E.S UAS IN-VESrICATEll.
CIIGCESTLRS AND OLIGOESTER URETHAt THE 1-114SATE).
d.-~QLIGOESTERS wERE SYNTHESIZED' HbA MIAL~J:C. ANJ~YDPJ DE , f, 'SUB2. H SUB4* AIN"D
-.:DIETHYLEhF- GLYCOL, PtlfHAlj.C ANHYDRIDt 'AND
t
END0METHYLENTETRAHYDkUPHThALlC ANHYDR
ADIPICIAND SEBACIC AfIDS BEING
USEG AS mIGOIFIERS. UNSATD. GLIGGESTER URET~---ANES~CF VARIOUS FREE
ISULYANAIE GROUP CONT'b",J-S WERE PRODUCED-13Y INTEPAGTION OF OL IGOE THYI.ENF?
GLIGGOIETI-YLENEs, AND GLIGETAfETHYLEhE, MALEATES Willi IOLYLENEv
-DIPHERYLMETHANE, AND HEXAMi-;~I`HYLENE DIUSOCYAiNIATES4' THE PEUATIVE C(J,':','ING
RATE CEPER'DS CN THE STRUCTURE OF-THE PLI fIDMER.Si THE MONOMERS. IN
THE CASE OF UNSATD. CLIGOESTER URETHANE5j, ISOCY,44N,~TE GROUPS PARTICIPATE
IN TkiE CURING REACTIC.N. 1,14 DRRADN.. r-b.PqLYY,,%-. , BOTH THE Yl ELD OF INSUL.
NO CGNVERSIGN OF DOUBLE BONDS 'ARE. HIGHER THAN s,
FRACTION Al IN THE PRE, E14CE
--:.OF PERUXIDES. PHYS. AND MECH. PROPERME51, THERMAL STABILiry, AND H 3U82
~.O Ahl; Cl-c:M. RESISTANCE AKEt AS A RULE HIGHER. Fuk' PULYMERS OBTAINED
DUkING HIGH ENERGY IRRADN. FACILI:TY: INSTv fill;li MUL. CHEM.,
"Evt U551),
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77-
USSR f UDC 62.372.852,3(08,3.8)
VIDENIYEKS, P. 0., SVILIUNS, X. P.
ItHigh-Prequency ALtenuator"
-USSR Author's Certificate No 251033, Filed 17 May 68, Published 11 Feb 70 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No -8A370P)
Translation: High-frequency attenuators containing a set,of resistors forming
the links of fr-type 4-terminal circuits, a comnutator wish an index and a drive
mechanism connected to the commutator exist. The purposelof the invention is
improvement of the mutual decoupling between the links of:the atcenuator, In-
creasing the stability of its parameters and improvement of the accuracy of
setting the moving element of the commutato-r. The design.is described.

112 027 UNCLASS1HED PROC'ESSING DATE--;?30CT70
TITLE--METHODS OF PROGRAMMATIC,lRRADIATLON OF MALIGNANT TURORS IN MOBILE
TECHNIQUES OF TELEGAMMETHERAPY. -U_~
-,AUTHOR-(04)-YERMAKOV, V.I.f VIDENS KlY V.Gsp MARDYN'SKJY, YU.S.i
GOLOOBENKOr. G.V,
.-.'_~~CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--MEDITSINSKAYA IRADIOLOGIYA t19701 VOL 15.t, NR 51 PP 77-80~
-.'~:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
",:,--SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND.,-AEDICAL scIENCES
wo
JOPIC. -TAGS--GAtlMA IRRADIATION RAOIATI MEDICAL
Ok BIOLOGIC: EFFECT, TUMOR,
APPARATUS- j

2/2 027 UNC. L A S S I FE 1) PROCESSING DATz---23OCT70
,"CIRC ACCESSIOjN NO-AP0120604
..AbSTRACT!EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE POSSII~LE WfAYS OF OPTIMIZATIOIN
.OF CONDITIONS O~r. IRRADATION OF MALIGNANT TUMORS WITH MOBILE TECHNIQUES
OF-TELEGA114MATHERAPY fNVOLVING T14E USE OF A TRACPIG SYSrEM ARE DISCUSSED.
THE ELABORATION OF SUCH A SYSTEM IS. BASED ON THE USF (IF THE EFFECT OF
E: R~TE, SOURCE FOCUS DISTANCE,
SEPARATE PARAMETERS (ROTATIONi SOURCC
DIMENSIONS10F THE AXIAL FIELD) ON THE FORMATION~OF THE DOSE FIELD. IT
IS EXPECTED THAT SUCH A SYSYEM WOULDA44,KE IT POSSIBLE To ACHIEVE AN
OPTIMALRATIO BETWEEN THE DOSE IN THE TUMOR AND THE OOSE OF WHOLEBODY
IRRADIATION OF THE PATIENT. FACILITY: INSTITUT MEDITSINSKOY
'tAMN SSSR
RADIOLO-61 1~
UNCLASSIFIED
UNIDO