SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEREMYAN, A. - YERMAKOV, G.A.

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'~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AN0118302
i~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BFFOIkE BEING SHIPPED TO TROPICAL
ES, PRODUCTS ARE TESTED BY THE COPPOSLW4
~.'COUNTR I THE SOVIET MANUFACTURED
-AND METALS PROTECTfONLABORATORY OF THE INSTITUTE OF METALLUtZGY OF T4E
GEORGIAN ACADEM'; OF SCIENCES INBATUMt. FOUR OPEN-AIR TEST STATIONS ARE
:KAINTAINED IN TmE BATUMI, ZELENYY MYS, KOBULETI AND MOUNT TSISKARA. THE
D BY VLADIMIR KEMKHADZEir CANDIDATE OF CHEMICAL
LABORATORY IS HEADE
SCIENCES. FOR THE LAsr 5 YEARS THE LABORATORY HAS,tlEEN OLING SOME
RESEARCH FOR THE SEV (THE ECONUM1,C AID ALLIANCE). SOME EXPERIMENTS ARE
JOINTLY WITH BATUMI SHIPBUILDIERS. IN JUNE, AUTOMOBILES
AS~53) AND "GAS-6611 DESIGNED FOR THE:TROPICS WER:E TESTED. LABORATORY
~A:SSOCIATE
-4 Z. KE,4KHADZE, SENIOR:ENGINEE.R G DZHICHAAADZE, AND SENIOR
TENCE ASSOCIATE L. CHANTURAYA.ARE MENTIONEDS
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USSR uDc 61-9:615-5-;015:612.017.1
SAKA~T, S. Sh., Professor, YIERE S. Ao~ Pandidate:of Biological Sciences
HM
and PAVL&MCOI: M H., Senior Labo pri.Yerevaa Zooreterinary Institute
IlThe Effect of Some Drugs on Immunological Read ons
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 9, Sep TO.,, PP 50"51
a y1penicillin,
Abstract: The effects of acriflavine, penicillin, :phen x~qneth.
and.tetracycline antibiotics (tetracycline, cblortet-rac',yeline, and ox-;tetracy-t-
clir-e).on the formation of agglutinins after immimization were studied. Rabbits
were immunized by subcutaneous injection of brucellosis!vaccine (strain 19) in
a dose of 2-5 billion cells. The effect.of the drugs m the philgocy-tic activity
of reticuloendothelial cells without innimization imre also determined. A-cri-
flavine was adndnisterad intrnyenously twice during the 3 dayu before imio-uniza-
tion, at the time of immunization, or 15 days after Itnim.nization. The anti-
biotics were administered in singledaily,dooca for 15 days, beginning 5 days
before immunization, on the day of immunization, or 3.4-15 da~.a after ir=uniza-
tion. Penicillin ~ms given intramuscularly;,the other antibiotics vere given
I mg/kg, acriflavine. atiridated fOrmatlon of agglutinins
per 09, In a dose of
when given before or soon after i=amizationj~~.;but hadInD effoct 15 days after
immunization. It did not affect.phaeocytic activity in;thie,dose. Acriflavine
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SAKAJ11YAN, S. Sh., et al., Veterinariya, No 9) Sep 70, Pp: 50-51
Pk_-,1kg, inhibited formn-tion of agglutinins ienen adrdnistered before
in a dose of 5
immunization and stimulated it when givenarter immunization-~ it stimulated
the phagocytic activity in every case when given in thimduse. Acriflavine in
a-dose of 10 mg/kg had no effect on the formation of agglutinins when given
at the time of irmminization, but increased the reactivity of the animals upon
a second immunization. When administered before or hfter Jnminization in this
dose, acriflavine inhibited the formation of agglutinins to a considerable ex-
tentl tut had no effect on reactivity with respect.to reimiunization. It
inhibited the.phagocytic activity in every instance. Zia tetracyclines in
large (50 mg1k4,,)or, particularly smaU (10 or 15 mg/kg)doses stimulated the
formation of agglutining (with the exception of a large-Aose of oxytetracyc'A'ne
which had a depressing effect. PenIcillin and phenoxymAhyl-penicillin in a
~dose of 5000 units/kg, irrespective of the tiirp. of aex-dviatrntion, accelerated
the forration of agglutinins during the firet.10-20 daYO after immunization.
Phenornme-thylpervicillin in a dose of 50,000 tuUts/kZ in1d.bited fvrmation of
agglutinins when given before, immunizatidn' or beglnning.~ ,rith the day of immuni-
zation but had no effect vhen sdministered 6fter:imwization. Chlortetracycline
and oxytetracycline in doses of 10 Tvg/kg~otimaated phagocytic activity, but
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SAKANYAN
S. Sh., et al., Veter'nariya, Vol 47, No 9, 31;'P 70, PP 50-51
inhibited it in a dose of 50 mg/kg. Tetracycline stimlated thiq activity in
both doses. Beginning wit.'ha done of 5,000 units/kg, -penicillin inhibited the
phagocytic activity, while phenox,~nr-ethylpenicillin stixitlated it In the sarne
dose, In a dose of 50,000 units/kg,- phenoxyrwthylpenicinin Inhibited pbago-
cyticactivity in a pronounced manner* 92he effects of nintibiotics on the phago-
cytic actIvity of reticuloendothe"11al cens were aomewfii~t altered when they
were administered in combination'vith the,vaccine.
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USSR uDe 616.8_ooq.87:6i2.i2-l
Honored PhysIcian,
PUKACH, L. P., Major, Medical Corps, and YRREMI YQU: A. M.Y
Xazakh. SSRI, and Colonel, Yzdical Corps
uThe Effects of Thermal Stress on Blood Chollnesterase Activity"
Moscov, Voyenno-Mzditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 4, 1973,p64.
AbBtract: Blood cholinesterase activities vere dete3mdned in the case of
30 mles, 19~23 years of age. In the morning hours the man body temperature
vas 36.19, and cliolinesterase activity vas 5 i63:to. 32/4noles/ml *min. At a body
temperature of 37.6o (38-38-30 in some cases , the enzynatic activity fe.11- to
4- 55�9-2,pnoles/ml -min - Thus, an increas'e in tile bod;y- terTerature of 1-50 Nras
accompanied by a 19.21,6 decreage (1.0B ,Z/innoles/ml -min) in blood cholinestera-se
activity. Physical exertion of a limited nature did not evoke significEimt
chartges in blood cholinestertue activity. Diurnal chapgec in blood cholines-
terase activity may be regarded as reflecting tile organisim, zdautational changes.

Us&
531-737.001.24
saow' S. 3., Y4
Y
se of Non-L-inear Theory of Elisticity for Calculation of Deformations of
Xea*uring System Elements in High Pressure.Devices"
Tr. Metrol. in-Toy 33-SR, V~T. 104(161,)~, ['fforks of ',letrological ins'itutes of
17
USSR, No. 104(1614-)], PP 29-32 (translatedIrrom Refarativnyy "hurnal Mletrologlya
IIzraeritel'naya Teklmika, No. 4, 19,70, Abstract 1:%o. 4.32.724 by i,,. I.
Translation: Calculations are performed on thebasis of the Linear and nun-
linear theory of elasticity to determine the deformation of a cylinder and
pistor, made of heat-treated high-strength. steel under the influence of high
pressure. The non-linear characteristics of. 5teels useti ~n the calculation
were -easured earlier by the US pulse method (see Izmeritel'naya Tekhnilm,
No- 7, 1966, p ioli. It is shc#;n that:the difference betifeer, deformation values
produced using the linear and non-linear thebries is slight and can be con-
sidered in an iirrest-4--tion of deformation errors b2 hii-h nrassure moasuring
dedcas. The data rroduced can be weru2 in Plan-iing a=i investigation of
aas i V
M
uring dovices and high prossure installat ons; p~aton aparnmetors, ball
viscosizeters, piezometers, etc. One illustr4tion, sii;biblio raft.

us SR UDC 677.494.745.32-96.004. 14 -.661.183-123.2
ZGIBNEVA, M. A., GELLER, A. A., GELLER~ 13, E, POLOWMIKOVA It. V. ,
A.. G., and GFO.W.NKO, I., TashkentlinstituLe of Textiles
and Light Industry

Vibrous Cation Exchange Dfa a. Nitronall
-trials Based o
Moscow, Khimicheskiye Volo'kna, No 5, 1973,: pp. 7-9
Abstract: The high chemical stability of the hydrocarbon chains of poly-
acrylonitrile and the hicgh reactivity,of the nitrile grou. s may be used to
P
:prepare ion exchange matarials based on the polyi,,.ers and copolymers of
Te
acrylonitrile fibers. The reaction is base. catalyzed. mperature and
concentrati.on were determined which would ontinize the Physical mechanical
properties of the obtained fibers. The ion-exchange capacity ranged from
0.3 to 3 meq/-, the higher values generally occurring at h--',gh temperatures
~or high concen tra t ions of ',:,TaOll. Intonse chemical modification in the
polymer chain occurred during the saponification process. These chan,'ges
were examined usina IR sDectra and thermograms. The principil reaction
path for- the base saponification of the copolymer vas the hydrolysis of
the nitrile. and the mixed-ester groups.

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UNCLASSI FIEV PROCESSPIG' DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION Nr.--AA0136293
UNGLA,,SIFIE0

USSR
YERFSHKO, F. I., KONONENKO, A. F.
"Solution of a Game with Right 17i rs tMove with Inaccurate Information on the
Putpose-of the Other Player"
Zh. Vychisl. Mat. i Mat. Fiz. [journal of Computer Mathematics and Mathe-
matical Physics), 1973, Vol 13, No Is pp 217-221 (Translated from Referativnvy-
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6, 1973, Abstract No 6V487, by the auth~)rs).
Translation: One game is solved with non-opposite interests with fixed sequence
of moves, under the condition that the first player does not precisely know
the.win function of the second player, but rather has information only on the
limits of its change. Otherwise, the rules-of the game studied are no differ-
ent from the rules formulated in RZhMat,;I971, 12V778., The solution is
produced for two limiting cases of mutual placement of intervals of change
of minimax wins of the first player and his wins in the area where the inter-
~ests are not completely opposite. For the geiieral casa,. an estimate is made
of the best guaranteed result.
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USSR UDC: 518.9
olution of Some Minimax Problems for.Equations of.the Ldnchester Type"
V sb. Kibernetiku na sluzhbu kommunizmu (Cybernetics to the Service of
Tommunism-collection of works);, T. 6;Vos owi "'EnergiYa", 1971, pp 207-219
(from RM-Kibernetika, No 11, NoV 71, X_,_-'ract,No j-iv671)
Translation: Discrete minimax problems are formulatIe.d for equations of
the Lanchester type for which estimates of gain by the first
guaranteed
Player are introduced. A relatiomis~established between these estimates,
.,:-and the structure of optimum controlsjs studied. A. Lyapunov.

USSR UDG 621.791.14:669.14.018.298.3
ineer (Chelyabinsk Po' tecbnical,Institute), GURFINK,
RUDAKOV, A. S., Eng
I.$ KOBZEV, I. F., Engineers,~and YEM0jQVA_j.,. _L6 Engineer
(Chelyabinak,Tractor Plant -..meni:.V.J,I
"Friction Welding of Heat-Treated Type-45 iteel'!
Moscow, Gvarochnoye Proizvodstvo, No 10, Oct 70, p 51
Abstract: For some time, special socket wrenches have been manufactured
by butt resistance welding of scckets of type-45 steel to a connecting
rod of type-20 steel, foIllowed by heat treatment. lit order to make better
use of equipment and improve heating and hardening mo.-Jes, it has beer. sug-
gested that the sockets be heat treated before being velded to the rod.
The sockets are then friction-welded to,tha rod usint a inachine developed
at the plant. This article presentaL the results of; S`trevgth and structural
of the metal in and arou d the:jointe,thus producted. The proper-,
testing
~tie arei-~atisfactory.
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DATE--11SF.P70
THE HAND AND FINGERS
,.lJTLE--THE TREATMENT OF OPEN ASSOCIArED.INJURIES OF
'':AUTHOR--YERETSKAYA M.F.1, KHARITONOV, R.O., YURYEV, P.%l.
C CUNT RY - Q FINFG--USSR
~~-SOURC_E-VESTNIK KHTRURGII 11MENI 1. 1. GREKOVA,.1970v VOL 104, NR 3, PP
I SHED ------- 70
-AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
SUBJ E CT
OPIC~ TAGS-PLASTIC SURGERY, ORTHOPEDIC,SURGERY, MEWCAL CAST, PLASTER,
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~~'Pq
.,,,DXY REEL/FRA,RE--1986/0636 STEP NO--UP/0589/TO/104/003/0063/006e
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t. A ,:_-S f F-1-F Q-

z/2 015 UNC L ASS I F IE D PROCESSING 0ATc--IISEP70
cin AccEssim --APO 102 622
_:!A8STRACT/EXTRAC-T--(jJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE PAPER THE STAGES OF
TREATMENT, FRFi~JJEN.Y OF C04PLICATIONS DATIEw-~
'AND RESTORATFON.OF A
CAPACITY FOP*_-WrlRK IN 125 PATIENTS WITH OPFN ASSOCIATErl) H4',ln li"w'JRIES ~R- E
:.ANALYSFI). -THE FREQUENCY nF COMPLICATIONS AFTER RUMARY TRF4TAEl%T OF
'SUCH INJURIES MADE 46*4PERCE:NT* THE RESULTS OF tREATMENT WER.F STUDIED
IN 55 PATIENTS. THE CONCLUSION 1:5 DRAWN:ON THE NECESSITY OF REVEALING
-PATIENTS THAT NEFD RECONSTROCTIVE SURGERY'ON THE HANi)wTN DUE COURSE. IN
DESCRIBING THE TECHNIC AND OPTIMUM TERMS OF PHYS[CAL-THERAPY IN
1ASSOCIATED-HAND -INqUP*I-ES THE IDEA.OF RATIONALITY,10 SUBSTITUTE AT
CERTAIN STAGES OF TREATMENT BULKY PLASTER,SPLI'NTS IN SUCH PATIENTS PY
SMALL PLASTIC SPLINTS IS EMPHASLZED. :ALSO GREAT NECIESSITY OF PHYSICAL
LAB0.UR~*THERAPY--_:I& STRESSED THAT RENDERS JT POSSIBLE TO RESTORE
,PR 0 F ES S 10 NA L. ._,~SKTLL WITH~ MAXAMU14 VSE! 0F.-;. ALL -THE PRESERVED SEGMENTS OF THE

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USSR
UDC 621:.355.8+621.762
__RUW"YA1 G. P., DURAYEVA, T, I.v and SKALOZUBCV, M. F., Novocherkassk
Polytechnic Institute
"Preparation and Study of Silver Powder with a Zirconium Additive, for Use
as Material for the Positive Electrode ~of -a. Chemical Source of Electricity"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy nimil, Vol )CLIV, No 6, jun 1971, Dp 1272-1276
Abstract: The electrochemical properties and the utilization factor Ku, of
the positive electrode of a primary chemical currentsource, depend not so
much upon the choice of material (silver oxide, silver chloride, powdered
silver) as upon structural features ofthe initial active mass, such as
porosity, particle size, specific surface, and the like. Tlie effect of
various amounts of zirconium.mcide additive on performance (1(U), discharge
density, and other factors, was studied., It- was conAuded'that 0.6% zir-
conium additive in silver powder alters the properties of the latter, in-
creasing the actual surface of the electrodej as wellias its capacity when
.used in primary devices. It also tends to stabilize 'the structure of the
electrode during cycling.

1: 7
USSR UDC 532.135.082
7~5 D'YACHENKO, B. P., YERFILOV, Y., N., YEVSTAFTIYEV, G. ~D.
"Device for Measurement of Viscoelastic Properties of Liqu ids at Pressures
to 6000 kg/cm2,
U
P
Kontaktno-Gidrodinamich. Teoriya Smazki i Eye Prakt. Primerieniye v Tekhn.
[The.Contact-Hydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication and its Practical Applica-
tion-to Technology -- Collection of Works], Kuybyshev,~1972, pp 5-6
(Translated from Referativnyy 2huiual Metrologiya i lzme-ritel'naya Tekhnika,
N6,12, 1972, Abstract No 12.32.1184).
Translation: A vibration viscosimeter for simultaneous measurement of the
attenuation decrement of the frequency of natural oscillations of a resonator
loaded with a fluid in the frequency range from 10 to 300 KlIz is briefly
described. The sensor is a cylindrical torsional-oscil.111ting quart, resonator,
oscillations in which are excited by a series of rectan~7ular pulses. The
device measures the period of natural oscillations of !the. resonator up to the
bo.undary,of the oscillating mode with an 'exror of less than 10-4.
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-621,317.799
-USSR UDC, 621.397.62 535.67.
YERGANZ111M, A.
"Parameters of a Colorimetric Xelevision TranspAtter Determining the Measurement
or Color Reproduction Accuracy"
Naterialy nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii. Leningr elektrotekhn. in-t svyazi.
Vyp 3 (Materials of the Scientific and Technical Conference. Leningrad
:Electrotechnical Communications Tnstitute.: Vyp. 3), Leniugra3 1970, pp 51-
55 (from M-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70, Abstract. No 8G4.115)
Translation: The relatior, between the levels of signals ge-nCirated by the
colorimetric sensor with defined parameters and radiation acting on it is
determined. The scattering of the parameters of the sensor is analyzed. It
is recommended that a system of tolerances on parame ter. stanning for a given
measurement or color reproduction accuracy be :developed..'

~Physics
USSR
AZ
S ,I., ARIFKHA LIDC: 539.172-12
ISKHAKOV, 110tr,
U. R GULYAPOIr
Nuclear T., FAMLLAI-E~V ) U 1. -2
'-h)'Sicsp Acade
MY of
"Til S t j t 11 t
'c;-f
zbek SsIZ
"The, Reaction 7 Li (pn) 7Be at
VC), lzvestiya Akademi
36, No I. Jan 72 Nauk SsSR; Scriya
PP 173-
174 -F~'Z'C)Ieskaya,
S,
Ab tract. The neutron
studied on a pro spectrun,
ton beam
in the Of t he reaction 7Li(I)n)7.L), i
-tut" of "Ucl eR I Physic
U 150 CYCIOt~o:n at tile Inst,
Uzbek ssR, Lsil S at the Academy Of S -
'Pectronicte cc> a multichannel clences of the
of , fa ~i t -
r. The me neutron
-17.S ~NfeV 'Isul,ements time-of -fji~ht
di Th, cxpei'inient 11erc made at j proton (M e rg 3,
al data enabled ti
'gr 0'.
Ound ar;d Cxci-tt' uPs Tio ana 1e atitijol-s to
cro.s!, L -~' StatCl of 7j, C 0 T F L' Sp o -, I C7, '
Of S ing the
of .4 3
110o
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Coll t (-~(j
to~ foj~ljatjo
0.43 I,cV 'a the groun(I
nd dxcitcd
lev)
CUTvc!S a

water;,yrepaTmarr.
USSIR
Lwc; ~41.67
,)WRGnj,_1M_V.,/KCSTROVA, L.I., Bashkir State University imeni, 4Cth Anniversar-1
::-6f:;October -Ufa, Ministry of HI.Sher Education OSSR
j,
-Temperature Dependence of Magnetic Susceptibility of Water"
z_..~.,Moscow, Zhurnal Strukturnoy Xhimii, Vol 11, No 1., 19'f0, pp 8-11
~Ab6tract:
According to the Van-Fleck theory of di-nagnetism, of polyatomic system,
U sceptibility measured: experimentally,can be repiesented in the form
agne c su
m
Of the s=. 2
Ne
r 2
X-,Xd 6mce 1 3 N
lAk r'k
where ri distance of the i-th electron from the nucleus, and k1 ME11 nondiasonal
'on H relating
matrical element of the magnetic moment operator in the field direct-L
the ground state k with the excited state.l. The:member Xd in this e.
xpression is
determined by the Iarmor precession of tbs electron shell ia the,magrietic field.
It depends only on "mean dimensions" of the electron cloud of the molecule and
is negative in sign pure" diamagaetism)t To discover the nature of anomalies
the temperature dependence of magnetic susceptibility of water) the curv
es X (T)
---orwater:vere compared with similar-curves for.carbon tetrachloride, benzene., and
liquids) uids wao.evaluated from the
toluene ("normal The purity of teat:liq
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USSR C 661.163,1~93-2/3:547.11118
HUYUHITDINOVA, B. Tq -TAL Y PL
5, , and BLAXIKOV, S. R., Institute of
WON"
Zridmical Saiences,,*~c 0. Z55R. Institute of ChoPistry, Bashkir Branch
Acad. So. USSR
"Phosphorylated Ri~dox Ionic Exchange Resinsif
'Moscow, Izvestiya Akadendi Nauk 33SR, Seriya Khimichoskayal No 4, Apr 72,
PP 974-970'
Abstract: The startin.- poI37.-ers were obtained by condensation of the halo-
methylated copoly;ners of styrene and divinylbenzene irith quinone, naph-Loquino.-C,
anthraquinono, hydroquinone, pyrrogallol, pyrocatech"JI, ote. in presence of
1-4j, ZnC12 in refluxing dioxane.. Phosphorylation waa carried out 1.4rith PCI 3
r a 1L.
in presence of Al,'11 a4- '/0(' to 8hrs;: th0i thG Prodiv ' was hydrolyzed an~i
acidificxi with 256 ?"'0 To convert. the cation exchange group into the 14--form,
the material was 'treatbd with 10-% HCI:. IWo active groups were found by
th dissociation consta
potentiometr-~c titration wi nts' PK 3.05 and pK2 6. 5.
spectra showed absorption bands in the area- of P=O for iho oxidizecl form, and
C-0- phenol Th''new exchanao*rosinz; showed good kinetic
s for the reduced forms. hi
properties, increased mechanical strangthi and chemic'-~:l zand thermal stzl;'Jility.
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UDC 621.359.7:629.1
SHISEILYANNUOV, L. A., SHOSTAK, F., T.-, and N Ye. Ye.
IfFerformance Re-sulto of the Pilot IndustrialPlani "Mointy" Producing Fresh
Water by Electrodialysis
Alma-Ata, Vestnik Akademii Nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, No 2 (322), ~1972, pp 44-51
Abstract: An analvais is presented of the effectiveness, maintenance cost,
and reliability of :i pilot plant:built in the Kazakh SSR, and operated for
three years 1968-1971. The plant produces 160 m3 water/dwy at a cost of
0 of at.,:!r. The fresh water obtained contained on the average:
87 kopeks/,
dry residue 1087 mg,tliter, chlorides 215 mg1liter, sulfates:400 mg/liter,
hardness of water 4.9 mg-equivalent, pH .)..as opposed to 3080, 6^40, 1200,
16.4, 7.5, respecti,-rely n the initial water. The avorage consumption of
energy was 2.2 K6W6 H/M3 '
water. Deposits on anion and cation exchange
filters coasisted mainly of Ca and Mg sulfates, and 902. The plant vas
capable of deminiralizing cold water (8*) with high cor~icentration of sulfates
and sodium (up to 502 sulfates) with hardness. up to 30,~ mg-equivalent /liter.
It also produced concentrated water solutions with 8-10 g salts/liter, with
bArdness up to 90 mly-equivalent/liter. The. water treatment was controlled
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-THYLATED STYR E-NE D I V1RYLBF:f'Zt-44E., COPCILY.OERE -U--
.:,,-,4,UTHLjR--(.03)-YERGO.ZHI~it YE.YE., RNFIKOVo Si-R.:p MUKIiijbINOVA, B.A.
-:~t OUNTRY- 0 f 1 isl 0 U S S fk
INST. KHIM. NAUK. AKAL). NAL)K KAZ~. SSP 191:0 8 62-72
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SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
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"USSR UDC 542 011661,,183.123.3
Y~EH~GOZ Z., WNIKOV, S. R., IMANBEKOVA,: S. M. , Z~UBANOV, B. A. ,
Institute of Chemiala Sciences of the Academy of Sciendes of, the Kazakh SSR
-and-the Institute o.,I' Chemistry of . the Bashkir, Branch of -the USSR Academy of
..Sclences
"Synthesis of.New Anion Exchange Resins 15ased on Polybthylenepolyamine and
bis(chloromethyl)--cL4!.Phenyloxide"
Moscow, Izvestiya A1'.ademii Nauk SSSR Seriya Xhimicheskayal No 11, 1972,
2609-2612,
Abstracti A study vas made to synthesize.anion exchange resins based on
polyethylenepolyanine (PEPA) and bis(chlbromethyl)diphanyl ether. The con-
densation of 4,4-bii:;(chloromethyl)diphonyloxide with PkPAJ was first carried
out at a reduced temperature (0-399 30-40'ninutes) and',then at 20-250 to
gelatination. The li;el fozmed was congealed in a dessicator at 700 for 20
hours and at 1200 for 30 hours. The anion exchange resin obtained was
chrushed, screened 4;md separated Into a fraction with Grain sizes of 0.25-
0.50 mm. The p=pei:ties of the synthesized ion exchange resins depend to a
significant degree on the mole ratio of the chloromethylated diphanyloxide
and;-MA and also outheir condensation conditions. Comparative data are

:.USSR UDIC 541
YMCCSHIN, YE. YE. , BAKIROVA, R. M. MUKRITDIROVA, B. A., RAFIKOV, S. R.,
ft 4"~ -of the'Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh
& TWO o cal Sciences SSR
I
4iLlict' the: Cheill"try Institute of the:~Bashkir Branch of tbi-, USSR Academy of
Sciences
"New Hacroporous Electron-Ion Ezchangere
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Pauk SSSR Seri Xhimicheslcaya,.No 11. 1972,
Ya
pp 26o7-26og
AbBtracti The knowri reaction of condensation 0.41., aromatic and alipatic diamines
with quinone..,or chlaranyl leading to the,formation of.polyaminoquinones
-N
(4, k. Berlins et aL, USSR Author~s:Certificate o 19'0; Byul. izobr.,
No lie 19601 X%v. a, SSR. Otd khim, no, 2260i 1:9591 Vys6komodekul. soyed.,
wo -is 1643, 1959; L. A. Blyumenfelldt.ot'al.#,Bysokomolekul..soyed., No 1,
1647# 1959) with corijugate bonds in the maoramolecule'e.hains having increased
beat resistance, mq;netic ouseept4Fbili'-,y,amd;oompley.-fd:rming properties is
used to-synthesize raw electron-Ion exchangers., The ma6roporous weakly basic
wdon exchange resiv Ional ANP was: used as them polyanine. The experimental
--*o63dure.:and resulfts are described, The structure of ihe synthesized electron-
elio4nge is xeMsentAd~-~as follovgt~

USSR um 621.374.33(088-8Y
"A-Pulse SynchrOniZation Device"
USSR Autharts Certificate No 267687 filed 19 Sep 68, publisihed 5 Aug 70
(ftoi RZh-Radioteklinika. No 1.. Jan.71, -Abstract Iffo 10255 P)
Translation- This Author's Certificate:introduces a bulse -ynchronization
device which conta:fns a flip-flop, cointidenge circuit and delay stage.
To Improve accuracy in tying the asynchronous pulses, to m13es of the
synchronization fri.,quency, the device. contains two Wiierters and two
rectifiez circuits;. 'rhe output of the fl-ip-flop is cannect-ed to the first
:f this circuit is
input of the first rectifier circuit, and the output, 91
connected through im inverter -to the first,:input of the second rectifier
circuit. 'The secaad innut, of the secoad rectifier circuit is connected
to the. source of s:rnchronizIng pulples, andIts putput:is connected through
an.,.IrmeAer-to the second, input'Of the firat rectifier cimuit and to
the fiTst imnut of the coincidence circuit.:

DATE--30OCT70
oil uNzLASSIFIED~ I~ROCESSING
CIRC ACCESSION ING-AP0120288
GP-C- ABSTRACT.
THE SOLY, ISOTHERM OF THE TITLE
il BRANCHES OF CRYStN. OF WHICH ONEAELO,%GS. TO H SU83
SYSTEWCONS15TS OF, I
BO SU83f ANOTHER TO HBO SU8Z, ANU I HE'~ 3PD TO: (NO 'SUB41 SUB2 50 SU84;
THERE.ARE 2 ISOTHERMAL INVARIANT. POINFS :ON T14E ISOTHERM. THE L IQ., PHASE
_:~OF THE 1ST ISOTHERMAL INVARIANT POTNT~CUNTAINS CNJ+ SU84) SU82 SO SU84
14~081--AND B-SUB2 0 &U53 4.85PERCENTI.qfil:LE~~ THE ~SOLID OHASE CONTAINS
AND tMETAaURIC ~Cll). THE, LlQi~ PHASE.OF THE M0 1UTHERMAL
-3s N. B s ?_ 0 ii
'INVARIANT POINT CGINMINS INH SU64) :SU82 50 SUB4 A D SU S B3
5 '06PERCENT, WHEREAS THE SOLID, PHASE CONSISTS OF "HO SU62 AND (NH SUB4)
THE CEYSTN. OF H SU33 SP S.UB3 EXTENDS FROM 0 CONCN. OF
'SU82 SO SUB4.
A-UH SU84) SUBZ 50 SUt4- TO THE IST ISOTHER~4AL INV RIA, 1: POI IT. THE
NT AT: W-i I C'H H U 3 U 3
CRYSTN.. OF. P-60 SU32 EXTENDS FROM THE, Pol's S a -so 's a
1ANGES TO HBO SU821 70,THe 2t4D,-I,SDTHERM.Ai,:IUVA.RIAP4.1 POINT. THE CRYSTN.
-OF IN .H SU,34) SU82 SO:SU64- EXTENGS::fROM:0 CONCN. OF~H SUB3 80 S(Ji33 TO ITS
INTERSECT ION.-WITH THE H60 SU52 CRYSTN. BRIANCH Or- THE ISOTHERM. AT
~~_..-20-350EGFEES9 THE AMT. OF HBO SUB2. INCREASES WITH, TEMP., THE CUMU'N. OF
(UH-SU84) SU32 SO SUB,~ AT WHICH. HBO SU62 IS STAIXli~~tfvT ;106EGREES is
-:14. 6.1 P Ek;~ ENT'i
22440POCENT A k C
NO AT 350EGRM. It, UR%VS 10
FACILITY-: KAZ.- GUS UNIV. _JH KIP-Q-VXi JALM4-~,ATAi-~ U~SR.i: i
.M~
UNCLASSIFIED
_71
- ---------

USSR
GOLOVACH, A. V., YERINA, A. M. and TROFINJOV, V. P.
"Criteria of Mathematical Statistics in Economic Studies"
Kriterii ~Iatematii:heskoy Statistiki v Ekonomicheskikh Issledovaniyakh
[English version above], Moscow, Statistik 'a Press, 1973, 136 pp (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 9, 1073, Abstract No
9V325K)
Translation: This book studies the general statements of the theory
of.test-ing of hypotheses, presents the characteristics of the basic
statistical criteria and iDdicates the peculiarities:of their applica-
tion to social.-economic studies. The classifi%ations.of cT:Lter;a were
based not on their mathematical properties, but rather on the fQllowilg
problems, solved using the criteriat ,testing of hypotheses concernin
the basic parameters of a set,: testing of hypotheses concerning distri-
r ship between charac-
buttons,and testing of the existence.of a~ 6lation
iteristics.. The tippendices,pres6nt-tables~of.distribution~functions and
quantilles, as wel! as graphs of the pdwer:.;'of c7riteria.' The book is de-
signed for.econowists, statisticians,.teachers and stu--fents in economic
otation
schools and depai,tments, Ann
1/1

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
032
~~--T'ITLE-PLASM4TIC IMPREGNATION:OF,CARDIAC 14USCLE CELLS.*]N ACUTE METABOLIC
-U-
TSELLARIUS, S.F., YERISAOVSKAYAr N.K.
.-~-CQUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
'!-S0.;jRCE--5YULLETEN' EK'SPERIMENTALINOY SIOLOGII I MEDITSINYo 1970t VOL 691
_PP 100-103
_,owre_ -PUaL ISHEG------- 70
U9JECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOP I CTAGS-AGRENALDN'Et W141 TE RAT*ir: MYOCARDIUM, HEART-DISEASEt METABOLISM,
ANTIBODY# .-INJURY
1 CON-TRGL MARK1141:'37--NO &i,.STkICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
iWOXY kEEL/FkAME--1998/U_;101 SJ'E PNO--URIOZL9Y'FO/C)69/UO5/OLOO/,Jli),3
LIRC ACCESSION INO-AP0120899
UNCLASSIFIED,

12/2 032 UINC L AS S I F I E 0 PROCESSIING 0ATE-16OCT70
(,,!PC ACCESSION NIG-AP0120899
~t.-ABSTRACT/EXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 0 N A MODEL OF AURENALINE
MYOCAROITIS INDUCED IN AL61NO RATS THE.AUTHORS STWOIED THE SLOOE) PLAS~,-IA
OF FOCI OF ?0OCAKUIAL AFFECT10N IN DiFFERENT TYPES OF
W: LABELLE ANT I IES
METABOLIC DISORDER~, BY MEANS OF COONS' ; TECHNIQUE C a cj,:)
A D ADAMS' FOR TRIPrOPHAN, AS WELL AS
HISTOCHEMICAL REACTIQNS, PAS AN'
WITH THE. AIC Of POLARIZATIOiN OPTIC AND PHASE CONTPAST imETHODS OF
MICROSCOPY. PLASMATIC IMPREGNATIGN WAS REVEALED 174 SEVERE FORMS OF
E -1 F C-14T N OF
CGINTRACTURE TYPE OF INJURY, BEGINNING.FRON THE STAG' L FRAGM -ATIO,
(QNE H U ) !14 T
14YOFIBRILS; AT EARLY PER100S AFTER ADRENALINE !N 0 R 0
ALL SEGMENTS WITH FRAGMENTATION OF MYOFiSRILLS UNOERGO PLASMATIC
~Pkt;JNATICN; CONSEQUENTLY, IT IS %0T.:THE C
-14 AUSE 6F NEC.~GBIOTIC CH4NGES
'OF THE CELL. THE SECOND TYPE OF INJURY GIF CARDIAC MUSCLE CELLS,
HYGCYTOLYS I S, 15 NEVER ATTENDED BY PLASMATIC :IMPkEGNATION. THI S
CONFIRMS THE HYPOTHESIS ACCORDING TO WHICH IN CCANFkACTURE INJURIES IN
FIRST PLACE FUNCTIONS OF THE CELLULAR MEMBRANE SUVFERs WHEREAS
'MYOCYTOLYSIS IS ASSOCIATED WITH LYZOSOMF: EFFECT IN A Pl~ESERVEJ CELLULAR
MEXaRAZVE. FACILITY: INSTITUTE, PHI,SIOLOGY OF THE 51BL-RIAN
-DEPARTMENT OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE'USSR,v NOYOSIBIRSK.
UiNC L A S S I F I E D ,

USSR UDO 537-311*3~:514.28
A? N-25OV, M.D~
V E
G~N., SM-1ENYUKj
A #Ko 0S-JARC~Iu' KHIa. Ici' V.I.
Ef zle c tCe Certain Factors On 7he Processes Of Formation Of Radiation Defects
in Silicon And Cievmanium During Ga=a liradistion
V sb. R-ad4ats4on. `z. riemet. kristallov. (Radiation Physics Of Non-Metallic
ex-Istals.-Collection Cf Works), 114inek, "Nauk-a i-tekhn.p" J,,Q70, pp 22-44 (from
R'Zh-:-:lektronika I yaye prineneniya, No 2, February 1971, Abstract No 2B26)
'rhe 'Kinatlcs are studied of the buildup of rad4ation def cla in
-t of the charg-;a
a'-'~ p-ty-n- C-. durinE Ga=a irradiation. Ilie affac
state and te=parsturs on the formation of recombination conterb Is considered
as well as t-he effect of doeage, the: intensl-ty~ of Gamma ;Lrradiu'Licn, concent-
n, preli=1mary irredlatiort and other factors on the~kermution of ra4iation.
ra tio
defeats. 32 ref..V.3.

iffimiaiiiiiiiiffifififik"Mm Ifflffliffiffi,
PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
009 UNCLASS11FIED.
T BED -U-
-,''t,ITLE-SYNTHESIS CF VINYL FORMArE IN A ~ FLU, ID4ZED CATALYS
~;--AUTHDR-L04)-AKORYAN, A.YE.v 8OYADZHYhN*.V.K., YERITSYAN*' V.K.p QVSEPYANv
s s
-~'CdUNTAY OF INF13--USSR
2z.'t'bURC E-ARM. KH114o ZH. 1970v 23 C 2 J 193-~~-9.
:SEDATE PUBLISHED-70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEM ISTRY
%.~4bPlr_ TAGS--!-VINYL COMPOUND, FORMIC A(-.IDj;CARG0XYLlC ACID ESTER, FLUIDIZED
NEir ACETATEr ALDEHYDE
CATALY11C ORGANIC SYNTHESTS, ~kr,.ETYLE
ONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
c
SIFIED
OCUMENT CLASS-UNCLAS
--.PROXY REEL!FRAME--1999/1.862 STEP 140--UR/ 0316/70/ 023 1 LID 0 193/ 0199
CARC ACCESSICN I'X-AP01123650

7z, ~71 77
009 UNCLASSIFIED PRCC~-:SSIXG DATE-30OCT70
IRC _.-ACCr=SSIrjN NO-AP0123650
,;-W~STRACT/EXTRACY-,M) GP-0- ABSTRACT. T14E SYNTHESIS (31: VfNY F RM L fli
F IN TPE VAP0111 'PHAS-E GVE-Al, FLU; 01m) Z. &
RdMAGETYLE&E AND FORMIC ACID N AN
~Z-1) -CATALYSTS WAS- EXAMD. IN A CONTINUOYS REACTOR 1196;9 3 THE ORDER p, F
T ACTIVITY WAS: CD FORMATElS LESS THAN ?N FGR-,MAT4-._ IS LES t
~CATALYS f HAIll
'AIXT. 1--,l OF BOTH (IN ALL CASES ON AC'JV'TED SUPPORT)o THE OPTIMUIM
L
TEHP. FOR 14AX* Y-IELD OF I AND MIN. BY, PRODUCTS METIALDEHYDfv VfjNft_
--,6-rATE,:CRGTGNALD,EHYDEl WAS 180DEGREESA: AND THE: OPT."Mufl RA-
TIC) 11 11
FAC-ILI-TY.'- EREVAN OTDA' NAUCH..'. ISSLED. INST.
POLIM.
,z4,,-.,~.,-,,~,_-,PL'AS-tMA'SS9 EREVAN4 USSR*
UNCLMSSIFLEI)

UNCL 4 S 1 F I E, c OPCC~SSVIG DATE- MM,70
'1'L E- - T V EE Jw F LC'f P E TCF (:YCLCF-RCPA.\-'E CC'NT41,%.lGMIXTU4ES FOR A NESTW~S I A
-IVtJ R-lS I- A 8 A 1\ Ot A.h.t YELSHANSKlYt V.9. R I V Al', T S E V, INATRETYAKCVA,
,COUNTRY EF ll\FC--.L]5SR
,-SCUFCE--Kl-;fFUfQC-IY,A, 1970, NR 1, PP 74-7S
CATE fteL lll,~-,EC ------- 7c
rsOsjui ARu-s--aiclCGIM AND MEELCAL !iCIENCE~
C TALCYS-AINNESMESIHESIAt CYCLCFPCPA~NE, cxycEs,-; +YprciuENSION
~CCNTRCL Ytg-'!fl I h C P E S I R I C r I CN
:rJJGCUlyEf%,T CLASS-UNCLASSIFTED
~IIRCXY QEE.L/FRAM-r---1977/i7lo s f EP
I A C~'CCESSJCN M---API'(40E55
N c L 11 s -S 11: 1 E t.,

Ace. Nr A P 0044855 Ref. C de:
PR1MARY SOURCE: Khirurg~ya, 19' 0 1,: N P
r P
THE EMPLOYMENT OF (,YCLOPROPAI~E-CON7AININQ
MIXTURE$ I-'0R:ANE5THESIA
Shabanov., A. N.; Yelshanlsk~yj V-..,,I.; Yerivantsevy N. A,
re tyaka-a-, V --T
The guthors carried out 184 anesthemas with mlopropane.,axy n and nitrous-oxid(-
9A-
cyrtopropane-oxygen (in aged and senfle patients. during
opuations on abdomina! organs and on Me extremities. Before. durili~ ind after 2iio~thia;~ia
the authors studied ilia iunction of the card iovaz-cu!ar s,;stenn, the state of rt.-spiratit)n --tid
gas, exchange, furict~on oi the Ii'ver and'kidncys, and g1lucocorticoid rvet.~'DoHSrn. Clinical
tibservat io Ps a rid t he re5 ul is o f j a %iEstl ~ga tia m rr a d e i t poss i b I e to -j,TTA'- ve z Ithe fol1wwirg"Canciu-
-tlom I)- there were no absoiwe contraindicati ns.to the we of bindern cvclop~?!)a ne dlle~i:N-
s .risuniciency are -,e%-
i9a in the refened to patients: 2) high arteriol; h,~perten.-ion aa~ renal
contraindications; 3) combined nitij3us-oxide-Icyclopropati4-oxyg~i) 4n,~stvhcsia s tbem,,3st
rational technique.
NEEL/FRAME
'5771710

lNG DATE--230CT70
2 34 UNICL ASS]. F IE0 P!nCES'S
'ITED:PARTICLES IN COLLISIONS BETWEEN
T-ITLE--FORMATION OF CHARGEI) A14D E.Xf.
'z~NOBLE ~GAS N AnLECULES -U
IGNS-OR ATOMS AND HYDROGE
GUSEVI I/ A' YERKA* Ve F. FO,,';ELt YA.M., ZATS,
3R, (05)-POLYAKOVA, G.N.,
~~_,.__'AUTHP -
OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY.t 'r ORETICHESKOY FIZIKI, 1970, VOL 58,
/OR E
-PP-1186-1196
--- --- 70
RUBLIS.HEO
.'SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
,~_._'T0PIC.TAGS--EXCITATION cRnss SECTIONs PARTICLE,COLL:ESIONS GAS IONIZATIONt
HYDROGEN, EMISSION SPECTRUM, I NERT. GA S
C ONT R 0 LMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1988114B5 STEP N(]--IJR/0056/70/()58/004/1186/1196
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106241
LAS S I i~ I ED

t
~_2/z 034 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--Z30(',T70
IRC ACZESSION N10-00106241
ACT
ABSTRACT/EXTR. --(U) GP-0 ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTIVE CR13SS SECTIONS FOR H
SUB2 Pql-.4E POSITIVE AND H PRIME ri L N
POSITIVE PIODUCTI N IN CO LISIO S
BETWEEN 3-40KEV HE? NE AND AR IONS OR ATOMS AND H SUB2 MOLECULES ARE
MEASURED BY T14E MASS SPECTROMETER TECHNI~iUE. THE EFFECTIVE CROSS
SECTIONS FOR THE H SUBALPHA AND H SLIBBETA,EXCITEL) LINES Or THE BALMER
HYDKOGEN SERIES AND FOR SOME SPECTRAL LINES OF HEr NE AND AR ATOMS AND
IONS ARISING IN COLLISIONS BETWEEN 0.1-30 KEV ATOMS AND IONS OF THE SAME
NOBLE GASES AND H SUBZ MOLECULES ARE MEASURED BY THE MASS SPV-CTROSCOPIC
TECHNIQUE. THE RESULTS OF THE MEASUREMENTS SHOW THAT 14ANY SIGMA
(UPSILON) CURVES (SIGMA IS THE.EFFECT11VE CROSS SECTIONFOR A CERTAIN
COLLISION PROCESS AND UPSILON IS-THE R.
ELATIV&VELOCITY OF THE COLLIDING
PARTICLESI EXHIBIT PEAKS IN THE,REGION.OF SMALL IMPINGING PARTICLE
ENERGIES THE PEAKS CANNOT BE EXPLAINED ON THE BASIS OF THE MASSEY
ADIABATI~ CONDITION. POSSIBLE CAUSES OF THE PEAKS ARE DISCUSSED.
-FACILITY: FILIKO-TEKHNICHESKIN' INSTUTUT ~A NUKRAINSKOY SSR9

USSR
N~IMMOV I'l. I.
"Theory of Limiting Equi" ibrium of Dynamically Loaded Bodies"
Mo5cov, Izvestiya Akaaemii Nauk SSSR, I%khanika Tverdago Tela, No 2, Ma-r-Apr
71, pp 26-32
Absti-act: An analysis was made of the limiting equilibrium cf a d~aiamically-
loaded rigia-plastic body under varyingmovement, load conditions, end
geometry. T'he method of extreme principles of dymmies was iised to relate
inertial forces, approximate values of deceleration, and corresponding values
of displacement. Relations were established for the comporents of tension
tensor, acceleration vector, velocity vector, deformat-ion-velocity tensor,
surface-loading vector, tenzion equilibrium, and body denoi-,,y, voll-mle, and
surface. The resulting formulas provide upper and lower lim.-ts fox, carrying
capability for shells, and -Lipper and lower limits of boving, The poles of
tension, in practical cases, must be checked against'fluidity conditions.
The specific con-fi.-g-Lration. of specimen geometry must also be cons-Laered to
determine maxi--u-- and mi-nimm levels of bowing.
--1o4

2/2- 006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE---040EC70
--AP0131554
..CIRC ACCESSION NO
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. COKING BEGAN:IN THE PLASTIC COAL
LAYER WITH EVOLUTION OF GASES, WHICH MOVED lNWARD AND OUTWARD THROUGH THE
-SHELL TOWARD THE CENTER OF THE COAL CHARGE~AND THE,HEATED WALLS, TO A
DEGREE'WHICH DEPENDED ON THE SHELL PROPERTIES AND. SHRINKAGE PROPERTIES
OF THE SEMICOKE ADJACENT TO THE OUTER SHELL AND RESULTED IN PULSED
REPLACEMENT OF SEMICOKE LAYERS BY COALO~ GAS EVOLUTION,WAS MAX. AT THE
ROMENT OF ENCOUNTER OFTHE 2 rQKI,,4G LAYCRS, BUT WA !; HIGHER THAN EXPECTED
AFTER THE MAX. BECAUSE OF GAS FORMATION.FROM LIQ.~: COKINC, PROOUCTS.
.ACROSS SECTIONAL SHRINKAGE LAGGED VERTICALISHRINKAGL~OF,THE COKE CAKE,
.:WHICH WAS PRESSED TOWARD THE.WA LLS BY THE,.EXPANSI;O N, PRESSURE. T14E COAL
o C
..-~_:WA.S COMPACTED TO,A GREATER EXTENT: TliAN~WAS: P SSIBL~',.~ ME H., AND WAS
_.-DISPLACED~TOWARD, THE BOTTOM OF.JHE HEAT MG. 'CHAMSERi.' THUst THE 0. Of- THE
HARGE_AND THE-HEATING OF THE COKE. CAKE ~'.13E~AME MORE: UNIFORM.
UNCLASSIFIED

Prarmaaplo ,andi Toxicology
gy.,
UDC 615.781
USSR
CRERKASOVAJI Ye. M.,, PRYANISHNIKOVA, N. T., BOGATKOV, S. V., and
MWQMAYSHVILIj G. S~, Mascow.Institute.of Fine Chemical Technology
imeni M. V. -Lomonosov, Institute of Pha
rmacology and Chemotherapy,
Academy of Medical Sciences, USSR
"Advance in the Chemistry of Anesthetics (1961-3.971 De,cade)"
Moscow, Uspekhi Khimii, Vol 42, No 10, Oct 73, pp 1892-1919
Abstract: A review with 411 references covering the more important studies
on the chemistry of anesthetics in the past:decade. Anesthetics represented
by various classes of organic compounds are discussed:i' esters of amino-
alcoholn, aminoamides, nitiinoacid amides,:aminoketones, and other mono-
functional representatives. The structure-activity relAtionship is stressed.
Considerable coverage is given to the literature data oa the mechanism of
action.
in IN

7.7'
IG
UNCLASSIFIF")~ PRoCESS IN DATF-02OCT70
j'tTLt:--CtjNCfTIQNS FOR THE jSF.GF C-ARBOXYL CON TA I ;q I NJO LATEX SKO-1 DURIN5
LEATHEq
T, PPFPAP.AT1f;,N OF SYNTHETIC
4L
V.N., IMARTINSON, -3. K. 1,rs)
Translation: Some general conclusions from the theory of stability using the
method of small oscillations are studied. The use, of the interferometric
method for visualization of the aTea bf loss of stability and the transition
to the turbulent mode is analyzed, The data of interference measurements are
used to determine such parameters as.wavelength, frequency of development and
phase velocl-ty of a periodically excited motion. Quantitative data are -ore-
sented or. the dependepce of the point of loss of stability and critical
Reynolds number. on injection- parameter. It is established tliit witli a given
T,-mge of injection parameter, the flow is~stabilized. The dependence of the
wave number of an unstable periodielexcited.motion-on critical Reynolds
n er and injection parameter is analyzed. The flow mode when the transition
1 2

USSR UDC 532.526.4
ER
Y
OSRENKO, V. M.I.KLIMOV, A. A., MOTUM~171CJJ, V. P., and
'EV, Yu, N.
TMNT
"Experimental Investigation of the Structure of a TuTbulent Boundary Layer
During the Injection of Helium"
Moscad, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk, SSSR, Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 3,
1972, pp 60--67
Abstract: The method for protecting the surfaces of various structure elements,
based upon the transverse delivery of:a substance into the boundary layer, is
popular in view of its great effectiveness'. In some applications, it becomes
necessary to decrease heat fluxes to the surface by a factor of several multi-
ples. of 10, and to force the mainstreant away from the wall to such an extent
that its concentration on the surface be neglilibly small. This is realized
by me-nis of strong injection. Considerrble.reaults bave rccently been obtained
with- the use of nutnerical methods for calculatIng the interaction of a laminar
stream of gas with a body during the. intensive delivery* of a in-ass from tile Sur-
face.: Comparison of the results of numerical- calculation yields good witn
experimental values.
1/2
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V 1 [1,". 1 AILI It, I

USSR
YERMAKOV, A- L., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk, SSSR, Idekhaaika Zh-.Ldkosti
i Gaza, No 3, 1972, pp 60-67
The present work- represents a continuation of experimental research on the
structure of a turbulent boundary layer during: inj ec tion, through a porous
plate. The results of an experimental investigation of the structure of a
turbulent boundary layer on a porous plate during the injection of helium are
presented. The influence of the injection parameter upon the.averaged and
pulsation distribution of velocities and concentrations in the Tayer is
analyzed.. - 'The sequence of the process of forcing the mainstream away is
described, and the displacement parameter is given. 7:fIgures. 9 references.
2/2.

USSR
.,,KLIMOV, A.:A., MOTUL
YEROSHENTYO, V M. , 4QLIIAKO~~! A. L EVICH, V TERENT'-
-YEV N., Moscow
"Experimental Study of the Effect of Intense Blowing of Various Gases on a
Turbulent Boundary Layer"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, 11-fekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 1, January-
February 1971, pp 162-167
Abstract; This article contains the results of an experimental study of the
effect of blowing of various gases.(aiT, CO on.the turbulenL boundary layer
2
of allat plate. The deformation sequenc6 ofthe average velocity and concen-
tration distributions of the turbulent boundary-layer wbich occurs on variation
of the blowing parameter in a broad range is,investigated. The increase in
thickness of the l1aminar sublayer during blowing without~turbulization and an
Increase in the physical thickness of the bouridary layer are detected. The
experiments were performed on a gas dynamic unit with a !!ach-Zender interfero-
meter type IT-14. For the study the blowing parameter F - (PI) I(Pu) where
Ur e
v refers to the conditions at the wall and e, to conditions at the edge of the
boundary layer. All the experiments were performed undar isothermal conditions
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USSR
YEROSILENKO, V. M., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Mekd=ika. Zhidkosti
i:Gaza,.No lo.January-February 1971,pp 162-167
with a zero longitudinal pressure gradient. The flow was essentia-Ily sub-
sonic.
The experiments refute the widespread published opinion that blowing
of a gas into a turbulent boundary.layer turbulizes the laminar sublayer.
This obviously does not always occur and depends on the size of the pores of
the penetrable surface. The,investigated~two stages of. deformation of the
velocity and concentration profiles (boundary layer and jet type) are separated
by an intermediate stage of deformation characterized-by constant values of
the velocity and cancentration gradients along the entire zone of mixing both
near the-wall and in the core. By analyzing.the curves, representing the di-
mension-I ess velocity and concentration. profiles as f unctions, of the carbon
dioxide gas blowin.- parameter it can be stated that the dissimilarity of the
velocity and concentration profiles in the pt-sence of'weak bloving of carbon
dioxide gas is caused by the presence~ of'a density profile across the
-boundary layer 1.5. It is pointed-out thatif this is so it is
Pw/Pe
indifferent.how the density profile is created (for exa'ml)le,:it can be obtained
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USSR UDC 533.601.34
ULMOY"~ YEROSHENKO, V. M., KLIMOV, A. A. , NOTULEVIC11, V. P. and
TERENVYEV, Yu. N.
"Experimental Investigation of Flow Stability During Intensive Injection"
Moscow, lzvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Mekha ika Zhi.dko!jti i Gaza, No 6,
n
Nov-Dec 72, pp 114-123
Abstract: Results are presented of an experimental investigation of the loss
of flow stability in boundary layers forced aside by-injection. The experi-
ments did not confirm the widely held.opinion concerning the strong destabi-
lizing influence of injection. Moreover, a flow-stabilization effect is
noted when injection intensity is increased; thia t-Ifect originates due to a
decrease in ti-,e value of velocity shear in the zone of intensive viscous
interaction, A semierapirical formula 18 obtained for determining the criti-
cal Reynolds number at the point of loss of stability.: Consideration is
given to the develqpmeat of disturbances, and a correspondence is shown
between the experimantal data and calculationsi by the.mathod of small vi-
brations for an ideal fluid. An analysis is made of the transition to
turbulence through stability loss due to~t:Lie~selectivc-.:inteiisfication of
small vibrations and, simultaneously,.to,the penetration of turbulent
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TITLE-THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY OF PRECIUUS ELEMENTS. SEPARATION OF
Oaq CHROMATOGRAPHY -U-
tHLURIDE COMPLEXES OF PRECIOUS METALS BY PARTITI
::_.'AbTHOR,-(,03)-VOLYNETS, M.P., YERMAKGV, A.W. v NIKIT INNt L.P.
COUNT RY Of: INFO-USSR
ANAL. KHIM. 1970, 25(2), 294-300
'PUBL ISHED
_UBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
-AGS-THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHYi
TOPIC I PLATINUM, PALLADIUM, RHODIUM, GOLD,
IRIOIUMP COMPLEX COMPOUND, CHEMICAL. SEPARATION, COBALT, COPPER, IRON,
%NICKEL
p.JUNTROL MARKING-140 RESTRICTIONS
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-OR 4 GROUPS BY A PART1110N CHROMATOGR-APHiC ;;'-THOU GNL SILICA GEL BY isxiqG
E X A N E AND lki~CoET AS li;j6lLf-- SOLVEP.1S.
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SUa4t IN 61N PCL WH-E~N USING CYCLOHEXANEt IN ZN HCL WHEN Ucilt'i'G L-NE SUB2 C01
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AND- IN 2 CL W HE Oiz
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TRACE AiWV5. OF AU, PT,. ANO PD CAN BE DETD., DIRECTLY BY REFLECTANCE
-TOMETRY WI TH A RELATIVE STO. DEVIATION OF .2.9t, 1.8.5, AND
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A15P/A,;~6
AvtME4, Yermakov, -A j,-.N._-
ferromagn9tio materials
TiftSl Math-ad of measuring the conductance of
=ODICAL: Byulleteng izobretaniy, noL. 20, 1961, 33
TEXT-. Clasd 21e, 3710, na. 141947 (723o57/,?4 of March :23, 1961). A method
of measuring the conductawe of ferromaknotic matertals based, on the meaeureme.Wi
4of the complex resistance of a coil baing,doaxial with the awtiple or superposed
11pon the latter and is cormected..into one of the arms of an A.,C. bridge, differl.
others in that in order to improve -the accuracy of measurements for compen-
sating the effects of mapio~ic permeability andthe sample's rbeometrical dimerLti:~,
two additional coils superposed upon the sample provide. inf 6niiation an the sample I a
dimensions and magnetic pormeability; this information.is tramaformed into varia-
tions of frequencies of a BF and a LP generator, whoso volta,�6s are used together
a subtraative~circuit for compen"ting the.main 43oilts signal component pro-
dueed.by the factors being compensated.
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USSR ux -951:6.) 32
32 d3 -
BESM-7119ir, V. P., k -E~N:7-6-rinen zal S tation
1 ~K A. V., Liets
"Effectiveness o' Insectuici(les ar7ainst clover SeedlinGs eests,"
Moscow, Khirdya- v Sellskoz,. 1.1ozy-Lys-1.1.1e, Vol 8, No 12, D:!c -0, pp 3?,-,z3
-ccf;t' --en
of varioas .-,r-7Dax-aticnr,
Abstract: Tae effect on se, -s hac hc
rei,,orted: on Lho ciaicr ;c*1 catr-,r Imov i 1 zweet C:I over viD, r) s )s;
-ects . -.-ir I 11. harvests ,,f (Allf,;,)--~,T,
of aphids, and on usefUl in.~~ 1;
be Obtained un-Aer conditions l-'re-ai-lillu- Lipets",
were. treatcd -vith r-ol-I diptcr-_x... cy.* r.C.- an-I re ~fa c t,.-i c
against pwnsta witlh, oral L;p2.,.,,Jjig ap-~a-ratus-anlnot aj7,a-ir-Z'-. apqf;E;
on-the other hand, carbophos, t.-Ich'Loro--L,"ZaP1163-3, and 1v-):ac'.(do*-,"n C~estro~yeaj
t1-&- aplki-ds but were inact-L--le airainst vests with oral I t
,a4- tn- ffea+ive was tha use of "rophalca t~,e co-plcx
of clover seed'-'--*IrI- pests.

USSR tjDc: 669.24:538.211d
p., IVANOV, 0. A., SIM- Ya. S. , GREC,91SHICIINI, R. M. , 1VANOVA,
G..V., Institute of Physics of Metals, UNTs, Academy of'Sciences of the USSR,
Ural State University imeni V. I. Leni-n
"Magnetic Properties of Sirgle-Crystal Nicke.Powders"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika 1,11etallov i Me ar
tallovedeniye, Vol 33, No 3, M 72, pp
558-563
Abstract: The authors investigate the magretic properties o:' nickel single
crystal- spherical particles as c. function of dimeter ffrani 22 to 320 r=.
It is.shmrn that as particle size increases, the coercive force and residu&l
inductionfirst increase, then decreane after reaching. maxillrmm. The mag-
neti(; structure goes through three stages:with an .-inerease in particle size
from.22 to 320 nm: 3uperparamagnetic, monadomain and palydonmin. The
authors thank 14. Yti. GFN for procedural guidance in making, 1.1-he parbiclos.

USA uDo 669.zil.t538,221
IVANOV, 0. A., YEFj V and SHUR, YA. S.j Inptitute of Metal
ona~ n r c f the Academy of Sciences USSR, and Ural
Physics, Ural
'State University lizeni A. M.. Gar"kiy
"Temperature Dependence of Magnetic Properties of Fite Singlecry&tal Nickel
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i 1.41atallovedcniya, Vol 330 No 4, Apr ?2, pp 732-
757
Abstracti The effect of magnetostatic interaction on,ma-Snetic properties has
been evaluated on the basis of a.study of the teuperat 'ure dependence of
magnetic properties of fine nickel poiders. :The Invr.ustigation included
magnetic structures from uuper-paramagnetic to nearly multidumaln structures
in the 220 to 3200 R interval. It was found that for the over 300 OK tem-
perature range the magnetic properties of powders are basically determinect
by the chain-like alignment of particles which results,in an anisotropy
of the deriagnetizing field. Attemperaturez below 300oK, ira addition to the
indicated anisotroyy, the =gaotic p:vopeirties aro esaelitWly affected by
the magnetocrystalline anisotropy. A possible mec1=iam of.the remagnetiza-
tion of such chain-lika structures in discus.sed. A drop of the residual
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IVAVOV, 0. A., at al., Fizika Metallov,i M letallovedenlya, Vol 33, No 4j
-Apr 72P pp 752-757
magnetization with the temperature is observed for pseudosuperparamagnetic
particles and particles with zaximum coercivity at T "~ 3000k, this di-op
being effected by the appearanc6:of.the,sup~erparamagn6tic phase. Apparently,
The same sources cause tne anomaiou.s shape-,ot the teOperatum curve of
~coercivity ulth the decreasing size.of paxticles. Six illustrations, four
fGrmulas, tweleve bibliographlo~referencesa
P

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ME
41ill1511111111
7777777=1
USSR uDc 669-76:538-221
IVANOV~ 0. A. and SHUR) Ya. S., Institut6 of Physics of
~5"eta s, ~UralvjRional Center of the.Acaddmy-of Sciences USSR., and Ural State
University imeni A. M. Gor'kiy
"Rotational Hysteresis in Single Crystal~Nickel Powders
Sverdlovsk, Fizika 16--tallov DSetallovedeniYe, Vol 33, No 6,, Jun 72, pp 1182 -
1187
Abstract: A study was made of the temperature dependence of rotational
hysteresis in single -crystal nickel powders with P20-321A jmtrtirle diameters.
The magnetic propex-ties of nickel powaers were foqmd to be m1uted to the effec-
tive constant of magnetic anisotropy -produced by magrietic interaction of par-
ticles. The remagnetization mechanism of nickel powders for 300 and 450 O-K
remains constant, buk the magnetic anisotropy constant 6r these temperatures
takes values of 5-10 erg/cm3 and zero, respectively. q1be tjpe of reiragnetiza-
tion in nickel Dowders with particle sizes-of d~~ 1100 R can be qualitatively
explained by approximation of the "twistipg" and the chain models of spheres.
In. -powders with d > 11(Y) AQ particle slzes,, the charactey of xermgnetization A
mon complex. The exchange anisotropy, diependent.lon the premice of NiO, was
found to have no effect on inagtnetic proper-Lies. Five figlires, four-teen
bibliographic references.

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USSR 550-838,002456-538-523
VEDEEV, 1-1. A., DROZEMI1,1A, V. I., Y-%a
A. yph.
"Irreversible Hysterssis Phenomena in Ferrite Core Probes"
Geofiz. Apparatura [Geophysical Apparatus Collection of -Works], No. 41,
Leningrad, Nedra Press, 19059, pp 36-47 (translated froa Referativnyy Zhurnal
Metiologiya I T=eritellnaya Tekhnika:-, N 61 4~,.:197P, Abstr&iL:Mo. 4-32-1359,
unsigned)
Translation: It is shown that at comparatively low exq4tation current frequen-
cies, the value of hysteresis drift HK with a fixed value of relati~ie field
-1 It' :- 1~,/Hj~lo is practically -_5niependent of the
amplitude of the excitation fieli -
geometric dimensions of the cores 01,() is the amplitudo of a -field of optir.-.al
sensitivity). The dependence of ratio Hdiqlol on Hjj produced with an interaction
between the cores of the :Cerrito probe and without an-ihteractlon with identical
degree of overexcitation n remains approximately the satao. There Is a *tatis-
t1cal spread of quantity HK; for one grolop of cores, mamifactuZed from tho same
melt and sub4ected to the same heat treatment, hysteresis zero drifts differing
by approximately an order of magnitude car. be expacted.: Of the three ma-~Iorials
investigated, the most favorable material from the star4point of kq-steresis

USS11 UDC: 621-378.325
SHOV, I. F., BBREZIN, B. G., and,
BALA
"KOV". A.
"Peculiarities in the Generation of 14onopulse Radiation With
Non-Instantaneous Switching of the Laser ResonatOr"
Leningrad, Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fizik, No 2, 1972, pp 385-390
Abstract: "Instantaneous switching" is defined as atype of laser
operation in which the time interval forswitching in the resonator
is less than the interval required fordevelopmen't of the oscil-
lation. to produce Llaximum monopulse radiation& For obtaining op-
timal-energy c1aracteristics as well as:stabilization of he
11 L
Monopulse enerLTj with variations in pumping.energy, however, 110111-
instantaneous switching is sometijaes,desi-rable.:,In this paper,
the peculiarities of non-instantaneous owitching,,are theoretically
and experimentally investigated when.the switching is done by Mi
optical-mechanical gate which varies,the Q of the resonator. The
energy of the monopulse radiation is obtained as a fuziction of the
puraping energy for a given type of loss. ..variation froni lmo,dn equa-
tions. The experimental part of iihe work involved t.he use of a
ruby laser and a laser using IMBS-46-2 glass; the effect of dis-
placing the resonator mirror duriiig oscillation development was
determLned-throughfast switching. by a Kerr ,ote, The authors
F11 111, ~. 11 i i i I,- '. Mi
z5zi:t~~*: uz,~_ lhlkl. iihit In, if, Oilid

plw; ~u V I ut I I u-'CmL'wm IV. I gul 11,HM-Med iIll.-ammainti i m m":!Tjmlg~ 11 M"Im.111 S! i
USSR UDC: 621-378.325
BALASHOV, I. F. elo al, Zhurnal telchnicheskoy f iziki, No 2, 1972,
pp 385-390
thank V. A. Berenberg, V. V. Blagoveshchens.'~Ay, and V. A. Telenke-
-vich for their participation in the~experiments.
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UDC 536.212
USSR
FRIDLENDER B. A., NESSHPOR, V, S., ITMiKov B.-G,., SOPOLOV V. V., State
Institute of Applied Chemistry,
"Temperature and Heat Conductivit of Pyrolytic Titanium and Niobium
Y
Carbides and Titanium Nitride at, High Temperature"
Minsk, Inzhenerno-Fizicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol -24, No 2, Feb 73, pp 294-296.
Abstract: Results are presented front measurement of the tomperatiire
conductivity and calculation of heat conductivity of monolithic specimens
of TiC NbC and TiN produced by chemical gLs-phaso deposition,
0.94' 0.77 0.94'
in the temporattire ratipe, from 1500 to 2200-2400'C, '11 f
titanium njid jilobitim carbide Juid large-crystal columair dcndritic micro-
structure, the long axes of the crystal.5 oriented perpendicillar to the sur-
face of deposition. The specimens of titanium iiitri& had Similar micro-
structure, but ;.,ere not dendritic. 17he temperature and heat conductivities
of TiC and NbC are significantly lower than that of Tiv, resulting froll tile
significantly lower electrical conductivity.of the carbides and the corrcs-
pondingly lower contribution of electrons heat transport, with similar con-
tributions of lattice heat transport,
69

UDC 621.762.OOlt669.2961?84295?84'
DAVYDOV, V. S. YI3RI-MOV, B. G., and SOKOLOV, V. V.
"Technique of Producing, and Certain Pro-perties of Py-rolytic Caxbides of
Zirconium and Titardud'
V*.rb. Tugoplavk. karbidy (The Refractory Carbides Collection of Works)v
Ydev, "Ifauk. Dunka," 1970 20-23 (from M-I-Ietalluzgiya, No 3, Eax 71,
~01 Z
Abstract NO 3G374 by aut r8
Tranalationi An investigation is made of the conditions under iihich dense
deposits, homogeneous in composition, of titanium -ml zirconium carbides are
produced by the method of precipitation from a gaucow iA-xbu2.-G. Optimiu,
the
conditio,= are worke& out for the procesises of carbide precipitation from
gaseous phase containin.; va-por of a higher metal chlorldep nethane, and E20
The authors consider the effect of various process parameters (temperature-,
composition of gas-~,ous phase, consumption of vapor-and-gas ruxture) on pre-
cipi:tat-ion rate, structure , and chemical composition of the resultant carbides.
Three illustrations. Two tables. Bibliography idth five titles.
1-5

USSR uDc 6a.396-69:621-318
PETROVA, I. I., YEFJ4AKQV B. N.
"On A Broad Temperature
.,Peculittrities of the Behavior of, Co2Be3Fe24041 Ovex
Range
Elektron. ~teklhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Ferrit., tekhn. ('21,1ectronic Technology.
d Technical Collection. Ferrite~ 91Y
Scientific ~an ":Technolo 1970, ryp. 1 (23),
pp,86-89 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika,:HO 1~ 70, Abstract ivo j-2v 441)
..1ranslation: The authors study initial permeability ijo. as a Atnction Of
t:~M erature in the interval from -J*96 ~t +420'
P L o, .9C in graiil~Oriented speci-
Of C02Be 3Fe2 4041 - It is showt that ~'tha temperattirb dependence o f the
of crystallographic anisotropy*has..A d6cisive effect on the behavior
enerzy-
V0 P-ronounded te46iatilre -hyqt6resis
f. W curves. i bbseried in speci-
0
le: iiAer 'of :bivalent' Ir- Res
Mens Vhich contain a considerab n On catior.s. ume.
92,

UD
C
G.- A ITADGORI
-TYY, E.~ No
aet~:Of, Light :on, Disloc0i!611~ mobility: in4amm, o-'Irradiated
Halid .:Crystals"
(Ndws of the
Alcademii.Nauk SSSR, SeriyeC-Fizicheska
-Uc-iences.USSH P siq&:~Seri No 7:, 1971,
Aa acuomy. 0 31 hY V01-35,
.1422 1424
P
P
Abstract, The subsonic mobility-of dislocations in alkali halide
'Erystals is highly sensitive to. crystal.structure and highly
dependent on-the state and distribution of pointidefect:3. Study
:df mobility procosue thus yields, information on. the states and
U
0 3:1 V
the stribution of defects aft ~ iriad-
'di
Intion and- exi5lalns corain
-induced ch- ges relate d ~to the denters.
t and heat _n e
'The effect of light on the rate of individual screw dislocations
Y-s atudied in gamma- irradiated "C1 and NaCl crystals The effect
of lighit. on the not4o-
I alled.disioca-tion of
71 _1 of dislocations *s c
11 ratio of. dark.rnobility to I I&h t mobility for
T 4e - U I
:_bn
s (the ratio
Ix `~~.crys als~depends exponeiitially,.. ..~hear-strqs
d c,
6 reases as ress' increases