SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEVSEYEV, F.YA. - YEVSTRATOVA, S.P.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R002203710011-4
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 96
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 1, 2001
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

USSR UDC 621.383.932
BYKII, A. I., KLIUDENSKIY, YU. K,5 A.
"Representation Procedures with Digital Control of- the Display Elements"
Pribory i sistey~y avtomatiki. Resp. mezlived. tenat. nauch.-tekliu. sb. (Auto-
mation Instruirpents and Systeiiis. Republic Interdepartrental Thematic Scieuti-
fic and Engineering Collection), .1-971, vyp. 17, pp, 128-133 (from RZIi--Avtorzatika,
Talemekhanika i xlychislitel'naya teklinik- a, N a4, Apr 72, Abstract 1~o 4A/460)
Translation: A study was made of prospective tw-thods of representatioa which
can theoretically be used to build display units. A classification of them
is proposed, and a detailed analysis of the representation procedures with
digital control of the dir-play elerivnts is,presented. Vossible areas of appli-
cation of the display units are isolated. Iliere is,l table and a 17-entry
bibliography.

USSR UDC 621.383.932
BY-M, A. 1. YJIUDEIISKIY, YU. K,,~
"Representation Procedures with Digital; Control of the. Dispilay Elements
Priborv i sisterl avtomatiki. Pesp. n-azlived. Leutat, nauch.-teklin. sb. (Auto-
nation Instruments and SvstevLs. PPpublic Interdepartim--ntal Tiier-qatic Scienti-
RZ
fie and Engineering Collection), 1971, p. 17, pp 12&-133 (from I 1-i--tivtomatika,
VY
Khrtika
Telemekhanika i vy chis lite Vita a..tel Po 4, Apr 72, Abstract i-o 4A460)
Translation: A study was rade of prospective iTrthods of representation whicIl
can theoretically be used to build, display units. A classification of them
is proposed, and a detailed analysis of the representat*ion procedures VAL11
digital control of the display elements is presented. 'Possible areas of appli-
cation of the display units.are isolated. There is I table and a 17-entry
bibUography.

IM Pal
USSR - 681.142.62
Y~VSEYEV, G. T., MRCHUU, A. A. KHOMOVNENKO, -M. G., CHIRKOV, M. K. , Candidate
ofM~~d Mathematical Sciences, SHATMAN, A. X., Candidate of Physical
and Hathenatical Sciences
"Keyboard Data Input Device for Comnuters"
Kiev', ?Iekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Upravleniya, No 6, Noveriber-December,
1970, pp 57-59
Abstract: This article contains a description of a keyboard electronic digital
data input device built from two ferrite' 'cores with external magnetization,
The device is designed for generating a single pulse which proceeds synchronous!-,-
with the basic cycle frequency to the computer after each complete movement
of one of the keys. The device.was designed to satisfy: requirements of high
reliability and high speed. By using two.different outputs from one key for
entering the code and blocking, the effect of vibration and other mechanica*.L.
effects are excluded, and all remaining keys are blocked effectively on
pressing one of them. The input device is constructed as a closed automatic
control system insuring uniqueness of the'inp4t data.
53

USSR
UDC 539.3
rEVSEM L. A. I and PETROVj YU. P.
"Solution of a Plnne Problem for a Rectangalar Plate"
Samoletostr. I Tekhn. Vozd. ?Iota# Reaps Hezhved. Temat. Vauchno-Tokhn. Sb.
(Air=ft Construction and Air Force.Equipmeqit. Be~ubli& Intexdepartmental
Thematic Scientific wA Technical'Collection of Works), No 24, ig7i, pp 43-49
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanikat No 28' Feb 72t. Abstract ao 2v65,
Authors' abntract)
Translat' ni Tho article deals with a rectangiflax platop which Is in a two-
dimensional stressed state. Arbitraxy linear forcos which, tQgether with
tholr derivatives, are continuous, are given an the longitudinal boundaries.
On the transverse boundaries the load is given. In terns of resultants. The
colution Is found in the forg-of 41, doulZle. aeries of prod,14ts of the der:Lva-
0) of the Ungitialinal coordinate,
tivos of oortain funotions I L -'r~ r
which depend upon the external io'arr ii& on I tho funotlon~,"141,,, (t) of the trwiz-
verse coordinate. Simmation is conducteii accoraftg to 1110 types of 10040 wid
stressed states (basicp aelf-balanced)' ths~.funct"Ons ~ik(t) obtmined in the
work do not depend upon the geomotric dimensions of the plato. A recurrent

USSR
YEVSEEVA, L. F., and ENRIKES, 0. M., Farmakologiya Toksikologiya, Vol 36,
No 4, Jul/Aug 73, pp 462-465
Fraction 1 demonstrated bigh stability during storage in a 1yophilized state,
maintaining activity for a month; fraction 2 was partially inactivated in
that time. Dialysis did not affect fraction I activity but fraction 2 lost
part of its activity during dialysis. Ptoteolytic enzyme inhibitors such as
c-amino caproic acid and trazilol did not inhibit kininogenase in fractions
1 or 2. Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of fraction 1 showed a slow mi-
grating protein band and a minor fast moving band; fraction 2 showed 2 intense
bands, one fast moving and one medium speed and a faint slow.band. Kinetic
studies showed fraction I to be very slow (40 minutes),in releasing kinin;
fraction 2 released kinin in 10 minutes. It was concluded that the poison
of Echis carinatus contains two fractions which possess kinillo-enase activity:
fraction 1 is the kjninogenase in a weak active form blocked by another pro-
tein; fraction 2 is the active form of kininogenase. Kininogenase activity
and esterolytic activity were inhibited by the tryptic say inhibitor and
suggested a parallelism between kininogenase~and protease activity. This
kinin, released by kini.nogenase of poison of Echis from Kininogen 2, was
ideatified as:bradikinln.
2/2
55
-0.

vathoj~ogy,~
USSR UDC 616.988.25-022.395.42-036.8-07:616.12-073.97
STEP&NOV, M. A., ,and KUZI'XA, Z. V., Chair of Functional
air of hirl"cal
Diagnosis and Cli isability, Novokuznetak Institute of Advanced
Training of Physicians
"Condition of the Cardiovascular System in Persons With Remote Aftereffects
of Tickborne Encephalitis"
Moscow, Terapevticheskiy Arkhiv, -No 9, 1971Vpp 95-98
Abstract: Clinical and EKG examination of 109 persons.who had suffered from
tickborne encephalitis 2 to 40 years before revealed a~relationship between
EKG shifts and severity of the neurologic sequelae of the dlisease. 14ost of
the individuals e7hibited moderate EKG shifts, chiefly in the T wave, heart
rate (tachycardia, bradycardia, sinus arrhythmia), and conduction, but without
evident clinical manifestation. In those with severe n rologic disturbances,
eu a
pain of noncoronary character, and arterial hypertension, the EKG shifts were
more pronounced, Including signs of interventr,icular beart-block, persistent
extrasystolic arrhythmia, and systolic overload of the left ventricle.
a

Phy-tbloo~r.
USSR UDC 581-132
HAZAROVAt 1. G. and Institute of Biochemistry Imeni A. N.
'Bakh, Academy of ScAn"ces Wvf Os c "ow, and Institute of Photosynthesis,
Academy of Sciences USSR, Pushchino-n'apOkb
"Spectral Properties and Photosensitizing-Capacity of Water-Soluble Analogs
of Chlorophyll and Bound With a High-Polyner.Substrate".
Moscow, Molekulyam-nia-ya Biologiya, Vol 5, No 61 j%Ov/Dec 71, pp 826-833
Abstracti In photosynthesia it is not the frea pigment chlorophyll that is
photochemically active, but rather Its proteinlipid complex. Hence the pro-
perties of the latter and the zecha-riisms by which it is formed axe of considerable
intlerest. It is in conxiection with this problem that the. authors of the pro-sent
articel a) the absorption sryjctvL obtainet~ durins; tho inte~ructicn
of water- s-0-11
"D
Iul-Ole of chlorr, I (61carophyllin, 4 and *rj, chlorin e, and
rodir Wi
th the polyner pollyvirkylpy-rxoIldone (MI)l WiLl b) attenpti,d to deter-
3d-r-- the Cor=-Iation t~.e O.L 0
I bonilzig of the p &ez,!~rft with the
given-polyzz-r and Its photosensitizing activity.
The authors fow,.d that when the chlorophyll analags weLv bound with PVP,
theix absorptlon. spectra showed obv-17ous shifts in th-e -4QS1tdo-.-s of the red
amyd =axi=s am chan-zes in t1ha Intensity.of arbeor-p on, 'With respect

USSR
W-AMIA, 1. G., and YEVSTIGEMY-EV, V, B. 111olekulyarnaya Buologiya, Vol 5,
Ho 6, Nov/Dee 71, pp 826-833
to.point b) above, they definitely established the fact'that the intensity of
the reaction of photoreduction of methyl red.by ascorbic acid Is strongly
increased, with the maximum photosensitizing action occurring approximately
In the region of pH 4.5.
2/2
22

USSR uDc 621-3.17.616
ALEKSEYEVA, L. I., YEVS-EYEV, V. I., YEGOROVA, N., P., F.AYGaNBLNM, H. A.
"A Curve-Tracing Instrument"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye zn,--ki,
No 2, Jan 71, Author's Certificate No 290467, division H. fdled 1 Mar 68,
pub:Lished 22 Dec 70, p 164
Translation. This Author's Certificate introduces a cu--ve-tracing de-zice
for finding the frequency response of com=ications channels by direct
comparison on the screen of a cathode ray tube. The device contains a
stepped frequency response indicator, avobbulator, and a module for
studying frequency responses. As a disti.nguishire, featlir~- of the patent,
in order Lto automate the procers of measiiring frequency responses of com-
municatiors channels and to obtain a stepped reference, resyonse, a fix-ed
attenuator is connected between -tbe wobbulator. wrid the' channe). to be iaea-
sured,-while the conm1arison circuit contains attenuators conmected to the
above-mentioned stepped frequency,response indicator.,
36

,:A
&
DESIGN AZID Prr-REACTOR TESTINC; OF COMM UNITS OF THI: B.N-35G,
jPapu .r
0. 13 raI an L.-I,-11 ~111 2r,"'INV.11, rovqr a,-'
Poqloshcl Z, I clvivr. raaj i-st-arziini
reahtcrovz- 1zuSm1_=x jijLern-nori~i licrKIng Group tor 1'ast ;ZRiiCtc-.r.
9pecta"Gts Meeting.. DimitroVqrai, 4-8 June 19731
In this paper, thc., basic Vrinciplen of the desicn-
ing and tnstinn.of rc4ls for a f,e3t-nLutron reactor
wit'
h,zodium coolant, of type 130-350, are explained.
The basic rvquivcments impos,2d upon the control
ed thOir 'chAracteriutics are
units are formulat
given... and also .1ttention is - diructed to the do-
sign features oif, the control' units of tho BN-350
V~O rencti~r., The !catures of the designing cf con-
_3 trol'%~nita are. coniideicd,, and -data concerninq
materials applied for the absorbent ane rhe red
Jacket are,reparted. The desiqn of the control
units of, the BN-150.rcactor is aiwn. Brief data
o
the test of the rods are rcp6rtod. A list of
n
test standr intanded for the '*sting of control
units. and Slave mehanisim oi' thq SUZ Ireactcr
contro-1 and Safety) devicog if. given., a torma-
tive %-oluno of Via work.con4vetLd at the test
otanda in th6 to.At.tng or the rods Is indirited.
and also the reaults 0f tho experiments obtained.
The role.of testa of the SVZ units on the stand
in evaluated, in the noloctIon of the optim= de-
sign of them for application in the BN-350 reac-
lv, tor.
1. Features of the designing of control units for. the SN-350
fact reactor
The selection of the method of regulating reactivity of a
-fast poxmir reactor is determined by the efficienc of this
Y

HE
ROLOT, V. YA., TATUS, V. 1. , RYBALKO, V. F.,.FCrEL, YA.11.,, VODOLAZHC MX0
V. V., and Y VSZYEV V M Engineering Physcis Institute, Academy of
Sciences U~_Oftn~~~ kO-v
"Effect of Ox-16en Prosaure on the Initial Stage of Molybdenum Oxidatiod'
Leningrad, Pizij--, Iverdago Tela, Vol. 13, No 6, 1971, PP 1521-1524
Abzt-ract i The off ect of orfg-on pressure on the initial stage of oxida-1 ion
',.'-'S invest.4,7atcd usina tha technique of secordary ion-ion
emission. LolvladentLn strivz were heated in vacuun uD to a temr_-rature cf
19000,', -:hiclh ci~2a:-4ed their surfaces for the absorbed puticles
and pax-tic! es of su=7acz- con-t~ounds. Each ex-oariment beran -with the molyb-
denu.14 surf ace brou!:-nt0to atoale purity. . Then the niolybdenu;ra temperature
wan r1--atecA f-on iqOO K +-o a at which the e:cperivent was con-
ductcal r=--~21y, the =it%-13 300-1900 0K. The kinetics of oxide accumulatioz
an the surfacos o-If ~=IyLenw, stri-ps was studiedt the current I of a Learl
of saco"davf iozs driven off from the oxide molecule under study was plotted
az a funct-ion of -tizi-a t. I'li-. oxygen pressure was varied within the limits
8 a +
pecies were investigatedt Iloo
5.10 1-10 "lorr. The f ol lowing ion s. 2,
Iii M U P~ 1-.:N, I ID.

ILL
=7
USSR
KOLOT, V. YA., et al., Fizika, Tverdogo Tela, Vol 13, No 61 1971, PP 1521-1524
1100 1 1- 031 1_10 0 , and Mo2O . An increase In oxyGen pressure leads to
102
3 1 2 6
the followingi 1) a shortening of the latency. (time interval between
the onset o^ oxygen adsorption,and the instant of oxide formation on mmolyb-
denum surface~j 2) a shortening of the time interval required for an
equilib--i= oxide film to form on surfaces; and 3) increased oxide con-
centration, The condition of the surface fil-a (composition and concen-
tration of oxides) is reproducible and reversible with variaticn In temn
perature and oxygen pressure. T 'his indicates that the oxide film consists
of a la-yor of surface oxides.
2/2
102
P.1011"1112 11-4111,
M 1 IBM

USSR UDC 539-181.1
GOLTANSKIY, V. i., Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences,
A. A., YEVS,~~, V. S., OBUKROV, Yu. V., ROGANOV, V. S.,
FRONTAS'YEVA, M. V., KHOLODOV, N. I., Institute of Chemical Physics,
USSR Academy of Sciences
ItAtomic Capture of Negative Mesons in Compounds Containing Hydrogen"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 211, No 2, 11 Jul 73, D 316-318
-P
Abstract: An attempt is made to find possible underlying regularities
in th-P distributicn of negative.mixons between the ind4viduml grou-Z.-n
ps rrf
and atcms Z' in substituted bydrogen-containing organic comrounds ind ir
hydrogen-containing compounds in general.of the type Zj1nZj: or
A table is given summarizing the relative probabiliti~-,s of rapti--e, of
P -meions by, hydrocarbon and hydiogen-containing group's and by aromatic
rings in compounds vith ionic bonds,iin.-akyl.chlorides.,and-in phenyl
halides.
53

USSR UDC 621.317,32:621.374.35
KO LOV, V. D., floscow
'Microcircuit Analog Memory"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriya, No 3, 1971, pp 103-404
Abstract: A microcircuit analog memory is described which sainples instantaneous
voltages and storess them. The circuit diagram of the device follows:
1/3

(d)

USSR
YEVSEYEVI, V. V., et al., Avtometriya,.No.3, 1971, pp 103-104
~Key: a. --;nput,b. gate input, c. microfarads,d. +6.3 voltse. output,
f. -6.3 volts,g. picofarads, h. +12.6 volts, i. -12.6.volLs, J. 2P302B
In the temperature range from +20 to +600 C, the described device had
the following parameters: a direct current error of 3 millivolts, a storage
time of 0.3 milliseconds, an input signal,range of +1 volt:, a sample time of
10 microseconds an admissible rate.of variation oithe input voltage 0.2 volts/
/microsecond and an input impedance of 100 kilohms.
133
1 OAHU,
'11, W

3__ .'A
T77777
USSR
WO 539-385
SMAUNt V. I., ABABKOV, G. V. LE ~SEMJ V. V.
and TOPMOVA, R. A.
"Investigation of the Laws Govexnizig the Fatigue Failure of Aviation Alloys"
Sb. Nauch. Tr. Kiyev. In-t Inzh. Crazhd. Aviats1i (Collectim of Woeks of the
Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers)., no 4,.1971,,pp 57-61 (from Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal, HekhanUm, No 2r Feb 72, Abstract No 2V1360 by L. M. ShIcal'alk)
Tran lations A study was made of the influence of the width aid length of the
vorking part of a sample upon the rate of-growth of fatigue ciaoks, as vell as
of scattering of the test results with respect to the zoment of appearance of
the firrat macroscopic cracks and the moment of total failure of the sample.
The -tests vere conducted on flut samples of aluminum alloys D16T and V95 with
a central aperture, for repeated cyclical alongwtion with a frequency of 435
cycles per minute., It was established that the length of the samples does not
affect their longevity and rate of crack growth. With a width Increase of -the
sanples and a length increase of the crackup the growth v'Lte of the cracks
increases. Increasing the width of the samples also brings about a decrease
of the fatigue-failure stage and of the relative crack longth at the moment of
failure. With an increase of sample Adth, the coefficient of stress concen-
-tck increases The greatest ccattering is
trAtion at the end of a fatigue or
1/2

.112 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--Z30CT79
TITLE--EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION*OF(MU,PRIME NEGATIVEr 14U) REACTION
PROBABILITY ON ALUMINUM 27, SILICON 28, AND VANADIUM 51 NUCLEI -U-
;__AUTHQR_-(05)-BUNATYANv G.G.r YEVSEYEV, V*S*t NIKITYUKP Loti-i POKURVSKIYF
__V'v.N. 7 RYBAKOV, V.N.
,,--COUNTRY OF INF 0--USSR
..'SOURCE--YAD. Ftle 19701 11(4), 795-9.
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
_'.:~SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHN.OLOGY,.PHYS-ICS
-TAGS--PROBABILITY, ALUMINUM ISOTOPEr.:SILICON ISOTOPEj VANADIUM
TOPIC
NUCLEUS
.,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~._PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1027 STEP %40--UR/0367/70/011/004/0795/0799
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124686

212 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CrRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124686
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ACTIVATION METHOD WAS USED TO
MEASURE RELATIVE PROBABILITIES OF THE MU PRIME NEGATIVE, NJ) REACTION ON
'PRIME27 AL, PRIME28 SI, AND PRIMe5l V NUCLEI. THE PROBABILITY W OF THE
PROCESS (MU PRIME NCGATIVE9 NU) WAS CALCD. THE RESP. qESULTS WERE 10
PLUS OR MINUS 1, 28 PLUS OR MINUS.4, AND 10 PLUS OR MINUS IPERCENT.
EXPTL. DATA WERE COMPARED TO THEORETICAL VALUES 14HICH WERE CALCO. 01,14 THE
.-BASIS OF THE.THEORY OF FINITE FERMI SYSTEMS. DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE
'EXPTL. AND THEORETICAL VALUES.ARE DISCUSSED. THE THEORETICAL VALUES OF
-E
W(KU PRIME NEGATIVE, NU) AR DETD. BY;THE CAPTURE FROM A SMALL NO. OF
~ENERGY LEVELS OF THE PRODUCT NUCLEUS DISCRETE SPECTRUM. THUS, SMALL
ERRORS IN THEDETN. OF TRANSFER PROBABILITY As WELL A$ THE POSITION OF
THE NUCLEUS SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECT THE:THEnRETICAL VALUES OF W(MU PRIME
-,NEGAT'IV-E-9 NU-) . FAG I L I-T`Y~; DD*EDI-N~' INST'~-YADo ISSLED.9 MOSCOWF
USSR.-
A 5 S L'f= I ED
L ~j j ILU

USSR UDC 621.782.002
GERMAN, Y'j. I. KABAKOVI V.L., RABINSRSON, A.A., CHESINCYCV, W.A.
"Evaluation Of The Effectiveneee Of Clamped Contact Gonnectione For Semiconductor
Power,Devices During Cperation,In A Regime Of Pulao Overloud By Forward Current"
Preobrazovatelln. tekhnike. Inform. nouchno-tokhn. 9b. (Converter Technology.
Information Scientific-Technical CollectionT,.fM, Fo 3:P pp 4-8 (from
RZh--Elaktronika i yeye primenenlye No 11, November 1970, AbBtruct No IIB795~
Tranalationt In addition to the reduction of superheating, replacement of soldered
contacts by clamped contacts relieves the silicon wafer Trom the thermoelectramotive
forcesp which makes it possible to increase its overload capacity. The effectiveness
-of Si-Clu and W-Gu clamped contacts of diesimilur fulfillment were evaluated in a
regime of pulse overloud by a comparison of the experimental land theoretical values
or the temperature of superheating of a p-n junction in the process of cooling the
structure after the action of an individual nemisinusoidill pul.se of forward current.
The overload capacity of devices with clamped contacts f6r TT,2 thyristore was
increased 1.4 times on the average in comparison.with devices -'having e~ldered con-
tact@ and thermocompeneators, rer. 0.I.

-82. ~4
USSR UDO 621.
149=9--444 A-, CH&SNOKOV, rO. A.
"Use Of CertainIndirect Parameters During Creation Of A Method Of Nondestruetive
Tests Of Thyristoren
Preobrazovatelln. takhnika. Inform. nauchno-tekhn. eb. (Converter Technology.
Information Scientific-Tachniral Gollecti*nFo 1970 No pp 18-2~1 (from
e prime enlye, No 11,~ November 1970, Abtitrect No 118411)
Translationt It is shown that as methods of evaluation at' the temperature of
local overheating of a thyriator;atructure during its turn-on,bacauee of the di/dt
affect are absent an indirect method of determining the area of the initiully
turned-on zone and the average rate of pro,pagetton of th~ conductive state in' the
structure can be placed at the base of the"method of nondestructive tests. L.K.

G
USSR UDC 621.-82.5
D S.-C. 7.4NIZ H IT.G., YETSEYEV, YU. A.
"Concerning -1he Tarn-On Transient Of A Triode S t ru c tu re
V sb~ Poluprovodn. prilbory i i~h -irimeneniye (Semiconductor Devices And Tqeir
Applicstion-Collection Of 1-1orks), issue 24, !-'oscow,"Sov.radio," 15970, r,-v 5,Q--
69 (from RZh--"~1-k4-rcn-4ka i ve2 Primeneniye, !1o 4, 1971, Abstract No
4B24o)
Translation: 71,e marer considors the t-,-irn-on transiont of a triode struct-
ure without an allowance 'or inotantancous determination c."' the distribution
of the excess carriers with respect to.the thiclmesu.of thu base rezicn. In
the cease of high injonction levelo in. the baeo, unalytical,oxpres21ons are ob-
tained for nonstationary
distributions~of the emitter and collector current
denei-ties -dith rea;)ect to the structure area and the concentrl:tion of exce,35
~czrriere at boundary ef the emitter junction. ill. 5 ref. Autherle
abstrgct.
bi
ml 7.,qff, ,g

USSR UDC: 669,72S..472.
YEY�EYEX, Yu. N., BUDON, V. D., ZAZUBIN, A. I., KLINAYEV, A. M.
"Cathode Polarization in a 'Melt of Lithium and Beryllium Fluorides"
Katodnaya Polyarizatsiya v Rasplave Ftoridov Litiya i Berilliya [English
version above], Alma-Ata, 1972, 6 pp (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal
Metallurgiya, No 8, 1973, Abstract No 8G193DEP, by the authors).
Translation: A study of the polarization of an Mo cathode in eutectic melts
of Li and Be fluorides has shown that electric separation of Be occurs prac-
tically without an overvoltage. The Be ions discharge when the cathode poten-
tial is reached, equal to the equillibrium potential of. a Be electrode in a
fluoride melt. Calculation of limiting electrolysis currents according to
Fick's law shows that the true D lags behing the goometricaily calculated
c
value by a factor of 5-8.

USSR UDC: 669.725.472
BYDON, V. D., YEVSEYEV, Yu. N., ZAZUBIN, A. I., KUNAYEV, A. M.
I'Potentials:of Beryllium Electrode in a Melt of Lithium~and Beryllium Fluorides"
Potentsialy Berilliyevogo Elektroda v Rasplave Ftoridov Litiya i Berilliya
[English version above], Alma-Ata, 1972, 6 pp.(Translated from Referativnyy
-Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No 8, 1972, Abstract No 8G194DEP, by the authors).
Translation: The potentials of a Be electrode were measured in the system of
Li and Be fluorides with a concentration of BeFI, in the~~mixture of 30 to 60
mol. % in the 500-800c temperature interval. The temperature dependences of
the Be electrode potentials were established,for concentrations of 30, 40, 54
and 60 mol. BeF in a melt of Lip-Bev which are described~by equations for
2 2s
the ratio in a CI-Ag comparison electrode, 030% = 2.247 1.8-10-4-T, V, ~ 40%
-4
-2.214 t 1.0-10- 4. T, V, 54% 21047,+-2.03-l0_-T, V.? ~6 0% 1.920 +
+ 2.07-10 -T, v.

020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
-TITLE-THE EFFECT OF ANTIHEPATIC.SERUM AND OF THE SERUM AGAINST THE
TRANSPLANT--- OF GUEREN CARCINOMA ONTHE EXCRETORY AgSORPTIVE FUNCTION OF
..~.AUTHOR---YEVSEVYEVA# Ael.
-.:_-CGUNTRY OF INFO-;-USSR
-:_'~SOURCE-PATOLGGICHESKAYA FIZIGLOGIYAI EKSPE-RIMENTALINAYA TERJAPIYAI 19709
L42.-NR 3,:PP 25-28
~~..:DATE PUBLISHED -70
~:.SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
%.~TIDPIC TAGS-TUMOR., TISSUE TRANSPLANT, LIVER~FUNCTION* BIOLOGIC -STAIN
MARK I NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
'..I.PRUXY
REEL/FRAME-3001/1931 STEP NO--UR/0396l7OfOl4-"003/OGZSIO028
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0127332

020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
':-CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0127332
-.-~ABSIRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TUMOUR TRANSPLANI GROWLIG 11-1 RAT
:ORGANISM GEPRESSED THE FUNCTIONAL CONDITION OF THE LIVER. WHEN THE
ANTIHEPATIC SERUM WAS INJECTED, RETENTION OF BROMSULPHALEIN IN THE SILOOD
OF RATS WITH GUEREN TUMOUR TRANSPLANT EXCEEDED T14E ACCUMULATION OF THE
-STAIN Th,E BLOOD OF TUMOUR BEARING RATS BY ONLY 47PEqCENT.. THUS r THE
CHANGES GCCURRlNG IN THE LIVER UNDER THE EFFECT OF TUMOUR TRANSPLANT
'ITY FOR HEPATOrOXINS TO MANIFEST TNEIR CYTOTOXIC EFFECT
GAVENO OPPORTUN
COMPLETELY. FACILITY: LABORATORLYA IMMU."41OLOGIL OPUKHOLEY
KIYEVSKOGO INST ITUTA EKSPERIMENTAL'NOY I K.LINICHESKOY CINKOLOGIts

eAVIr 64t66h
USSR UDC 669.295.018.29.621.785
ZHIMkREV, V. V., YEVSEYEVA, A., CHUPRIKOV, A. V., ROM.ANOVA, N. A. PAVLUSHIINA,
7-97
G. M., OSADCHIY,
"Influence of Heat Treatment on Special Properties of Titanium Foil"
Nauchn. Tr. N-i. i Provektn. In-t Redko met. Prom-sti [Scientific Works of Scienti-
fic-Research and Planning Institute for the Rare Metals Didustry], 1971, Vol. 32,
pp. 83-87. (Translated from Ref--rativ-nyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abs-
tract No. 5 1695 by the authors).
Translation: The influonce of heat treatment on the special properties of Ti foil
designed for the productioji of solid electrolytic conde-twors J4.; :ittidied, 3 figs;
I table, 4 biblio refs.
1/1
MM. "I-. 11,411MIlill1w;

:V2 036 ' PR6CESSING OATE--23OCT70
UNCLASSIFIED
AND THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE ABSOLUTE INTENSITIES OF
:BANDS IN THE TETRAHYDROFURAN INFRARED SPECTRUM -U.;.
._.AUTHOR-(04)-YEVSEYEVA, L.A.# FINKEL* A.Got SVERDLOVv L.M., PRONINA, L.V.
--..-COUNTRY OF INFO.--USSR
E--ZH. PRIKL. SPEKTROSK. 1970 '12(2):, 301-5~
PUBLISHED ------- 70
.-,-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, P14YSICS
TOPIC, TAGS--IR SPECTRUM, FURAN, CALCULATION, CHEMICAL PLJkITY, VIBRATION
~FREQUENCY, DEUTERIUM COMPOUNOt ELECTROORTIC EFFECI
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.:PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1244 STEP NO--UR/0368/701012/002/0301/0305
CIRC ACCESSION 'I40--AP0116706

.212 036 -UNICL ASS I F TEO PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
Cl 9 CACCESSION -.N40--AP0116706
C T T f r,- sOF 5ANDS IN THE
,ABSTRACT/EXTRA' --(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ABS. INTEN S I
fJR SPECTRIUM OF TETRAHYDROFURAN (1) WERE CALCO. THEORETICALLY AND
E4SUAED EXPTI. THE PURITY OF I WAS SMILAR TO 99PERCENT. BY USING THE
UATA, A SYSTEM OF ELECTROOPTICAL PARA-METERS OF I AS WELL AS VIBRATION
COORDINATES ARE PRESENTED. EXPTL. ANU.ICALCO. FREOUENCIES AND CALCD.
INTENSIAT[ES FOR DEUTERATED I ARE ALSO GIVEN&
L V~
Ull'ilt-.; .1.3 L'

Ttitz -loll UNCLASSIFIED PR ";
MESSING DATE-11SEPTO
,ft --~ 'INTE~STTIES OF
,,rt1LE--4-"9ER1MENTAL ANO~THEORETICAL STUb~-QF:.T-k-ABSbLUT'E
--ARED-BAMMS FOR CYCLOPENTADIENE ~U-
F
R
FINKEL9 A.G. SVERDLOV, L.M., PRONINAt L.V.
~Fl -ro"fifij
694C tzv. ,,vvtsH. -0c(itB.:' ix Vef)i
7MOV0089 I SAM ---- ?10
.ir-SW.tECT:~-AREAS-.:-,CritmtSTfkY
"'-,~,t-6P.It-~.T~A(;S"Ai3SgikPT !ON '13ANO SPECTROM, CYCLIC--G~OUP, QIENEt CONJUGATE 93ND
,..-.c(ATA0L-.~14AR9-1-NG--:-N0 R~ttOtdf INS
STEP NO--UP,/0139/?(J/013/001/00"#2/0046
-CIRC 'ACCESSION
I A C C I C T C
M, WII ~f
IFFN~-i i i M i
91 1
1,11 91,93r,~

2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING' DATE-11SEP70
__,C11RC.ACCESSION NO-AT0105249
:-.:'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U1 GP-0- ABSTRACT.. THE VALUES OF INTEGRATED
_:~INTENSITIES OF THE IR ABSORPTION BANDS IN THE SPECTRA 'IF CYCLOPENTAOIENG
ti) WERE CALCD. BY MEANS OF ELFCTR,30PTICAL PARAMETERS; A GOOD AGREEMENT
VTTH-'EXPrL. VALUES WAS OBTAINED. POLAR.PROPERTIES OF THE CH BONDS,.
'NEIGHBORING THE.C:C BOND, CHANGE LITTLE DURING THE TRANSITION FROM
-MOLS. TO THOSE-POSSESSING CONJUGATE C: C BONDS EITHER OF
IMPLE OLEFIN
'TfiE-1_#1TBUTA1)IE4E OR f AND C SUB6 H SU96-TYPES. OWINI TO T~HE, F.FFECt, OF:
-14ETEROIATGM_!~114E OMUCK-OPCH 'VALL( -ON'Sl:[ 'R~bLY' AN :TAKING
ES, CHANGEIC )E~ D THFI.STI~F
13AINO JINTENSYT I E'S- -EASE WKLE~ THE TPOLt MOMEN br- .'Tf4E -CH B0m)S' Ad
DECR a T~
-15AND -INTENSITIES OF THE OUT OF PLANE VIBRATIONS CHANGE LITTLE .1,N Tjq..~.
"SER-TES- Vv''THMPHENE,_~ AND FURAN, THE CH, BOND PROPE,Rr.IES. UF- THf "C.K -S,QA?
412FF~ER' 'SDAEWHAT "FAO4 'THOSE ~ EWz-BOTH'-~HE~~ j~'_H. 5U SJJB2
'AND iiNSATD"4-'CU.40'DS.";P~,ft'E-SP.;..',,IY "I;S' A'TTR .I'BPTEDi To,
'C
_15FIFECTIOF ifHE-. C:*C BONDS* QUAS 17 -AROMATIC HAkACTER~i'OF
THE'RIN.G. CA.US-ES
7.~-TNTENS Vrf, OF. _T4E I V(C:,Cj~..8cNDv, IN C.OMPARY'SON. W.ITH 1:1 5'v'!
-BUT ADVEINVi

R
USCR U D. 4
LYS, C I Ev L 4 1
Ai-sorption CP -ydroEen 3y Co=n3ctei TLt--aium Pow- er"
""inetcE If
'E"14.tron t ~-h n Ve: c, n o, - t e',,, h n e b 1 e t r o n 5 v:,";-i E I c r c n i,-, T e c'-. n o c -
0
--ic-Technical Collection. :;icrowpve S~'-1--c-ronias
(Pro=. i veye primenenive, No 7, jul- 1570, .:lbstr~ct C, ~j 2
Tr3nrlsticn: 7-ne lkinetics are of the ~orntlon of 'ZY :xL-~act-
4
red 'or
ed a a _;?_ n o e r in -on o- uced te::nerut,,ir-2 hiji cow~antrjtl . of ab-
1+ is a9tublicl-,,e~ th~r-. t'--e vu,,! cl :sorption in
scr~ted _~73E-: (t.0 ll~~ cm a+;-/E)
conditione diptant f,, s.,turbLtion of the 2-,aciz,~n by ld,:pendn on the
LA4puriu:%. At racr: 11=1wrtillure ~hc ra-0 of
0
preisurp r "1 1 7--1,-;,
.11 g9 Cf 10_ of :nercury is oroportion.il +,n ti:,-, pru--curz: Of the
hv d r o : e r, . T'ne -lativIV., o" t'~L7 titanium. increasL-v -,:-. nroptortion to ito sat-
-aration by hydrocen. The poE~lb_'llty is ehf~~!n of ii!3-_nj. ~oro-ju in 'aizh-
nerfor-:~~nce vacuum sor?" ion -xzus for evtsoliation of hyCro-en.: ~-clhcd of invect-
i3ation A.9 described which makesit nossible over a long-nerlod of t;---=- to condurt,
measure-enta under cord;ticns of an

USSR UDC: 535-343
D-17YASNIKOVA, T. P. and YEVSEYEVA,,~~.! a. Rostov-on-Don State Uni-
versity
"Effect of Light Dispersion on Infrared Spectra"
Tomsk, Izvestiya A~Vsshikh_ Uchebnyl'th Zavedeniy--Fizilra, No 11, 1972,
pp 155-157
Abstract: To clarify the question of how close the spectrum of a
suspension in vaseline, the most often used immersion material, is
to the true sDectrum, the authors-undertook experiments comparin,-
the infrared spectra of such specimens as potassium nitrate, sodi-
um nitrite, and sodium argentonitrite. The first was made as a
suspension in vaseline, as a cooled melt.on a metallic grati-nC, and
as a monocrystal; the second as a suspension and a melt; t-he third
as a suspension and as a monocrystal. The absorption spectra of
all three are plotted. The purpose of the experiments described
in this brief communication was to helD ex-Plain exDerimental re-

Therapy;
USSR UDC 616-248-u-*15.846-036.8
YEVSEMA) S. N., Central Institute of Biology and Physiotherapy, Moscow
-0 L:l:,
C
"Effectiveness of Decimeter 'Have Treatment of Patients with Bro-nchisal Asthma"
Moscow, Voprosy Kurortologii Fizioterapii i Lechebnoy Fiziche skoy Kul'tury,
No 6, ic.172, _DP 536-540
Abstract: A study was made of the effective ess of decitreter wave treatment
n
of Datients with bronchial asthma and its effect on the primary elements in the
pathogensis of this disease -- the adrenal coirtex and res-piratory functions (by
the external respiration indexes). In the experiments, 100 20-70-yr-old
patients, 05 with a 2-8 yr and 5 with a 1-yr history of the disease, were
examined. The treatment conditions are described and thu changes in the jr.,ear.
content of 11-OKS in the blood plasma (the indey. used to jud_,~a the functional
state of the adrenal cortex) and the changes in tha mean values of the external
respiration indexes of the bronchial asthma patients during decimeter ~nive
treatment were tabulated as functions of -the initial vaLies and the course
of the disease. Me 11-OKS conVwt. in th(~- blood plasma 1`lroppod in the
mjority of the bronchial asthrina patienta indpaperideatly of tha sever-ity of the
disease, and. the external respiration function changed sipniftcantly. Wei-
~mter wave therapy is quite effective for bronchial asthiia patients. The

USSR
MSEYEVA., S. N., Voprosy Kurortologii Fizioterapii i Li.,chebnoy Fizicheshoy
iio 6, 1972, PP 536-540
asthma attacks stop, coughing and, dyspnea. disappear. The dec.ixieter waves have
a significant effcct on the altered function of external respiration, improv-'A'
bronchiall transmission and increasing the ventilation of the Under thc-
the
effect of decimeter wave t rapy, the 1-1-OKS blood plasma level normalizes or
approaches.normal, which indicates improvement of adrentLl corte.
-c function. The
imDroveirent of adrenal cortex function and external respiration provide the
basis for the treatment.
2/2
Cli-

USSR WC 546.26546.45z543.226
MMRMA* T. I.t CMMTVMOVAl YN. P.e. HIKOL-SKIYo V. A., and DENISOVA, V.I.
"Determination of Free Carbon In Metallic Berylli%W
-400
Floscow, Zavodskay& Laboratoriyal Wo 4p 1973# PP 397
Abstracts A thermogravizetric study was made, of the rate of burn out of
setaUic beryMum and its carbide. The awaysis was done In air on a
thernobalance with continuous weighing with slow -xarm"up of the furnace up
to 11200 C. The beryllium carbide ~ produced by. caking of metal oxide with
carbon black contained 7.4% 0, 6,4% free,O, and 33.3% bpund 0. The free C
was found to oxidize nors rapidly and-at alover temperature than carbon
carbide. The suggested method of determining free C lrx~ setallic beryllium
is based on burn up of a weighed sample of the material In a. stream of
oxygen with autaequent gas-chromatographic measurement 6f the separated
carbon dioxide* The quantity of coxbon carbide in any of residues after
direct determination of free carbon was found. to to eqwa to JUS initial
content. Results of the activation analysis confirm th6 accuracy of the
Wthod. Three figurest three tableav~ eight bibliographic referencoo,
in
rf ~__77_1 z:

USSR wo 62t.396.62.01
PODOLISKIY, A. A., ABROOV, G. V., and YEVSEYEVA, Z'
"Directional Characteristic of a TAnear Group 'of Antennas of Rectangular
Shape in the Case of Wide-3and Reception!'.
Tr. Kuybyshev. avists. in-ta Works of the Kuybyshev Av ,iation Institute),
1970, vyp. 44, pp 27-34 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract
No 6Bl)
Translation: The problem is solved by substituting for the actual antenna
a series circuit comprised all an ideal antenna of the sane geometric con-
figuration but having frequency selectivity, together with a band filter
~that of the acl-ual
whose amplitude-frequene-1 characteristic coincides with
antenna and the entire reception channel. Calculations carried out for
'Ire
practical exa=les show that the width of themain lobe of thed.- ctional
pattern does not change with an increase in the width of the passband,
but an overall smoothing of the directional pattern takes place together with
a-reduction in the spatial selectivity of the~antenna. hve illustrations,
bibliography of three titles. N. B.

N=M MAE-
Acc. N AbstractinglServic6.-_b ~Ref.,
w45004 761, Code:
f7
INTEUIAT. AEROSPACE T., ibW? o 10 c?
AWI-22413 Photomultiplier TWT with a'. louvered x
w=dary electron multiplier. opgristing~ in the: WO- td OWM14z
Vtofi0no;eIiiktronr;y
range (FEU-L8V
s: zhalivinym
,
-
umnozhitelem, rabotaiushchala v dippaxone 609-900 Mott). V. A.
Afanas'ev, V. G. Zubov, N.. 1, Ekamasov, A. V,'Ie%Lqk' N. G.
Lozovaia. RadiorekhNAa j. EIektrpr?ika4 -M~T5, Jqn,~ 1970,' p.

DescKption of the design add -parameters of a high4ensitivity
photamultiplier TWT. rnic w e ~hotodetector with an internal
r0 av
louvered secondBry-electrort, multiplier and. a spiral.high1frequency
getter. The device is caaablis - of' detecting light motlulated at
frequencies ranging from 600 to~ 900 Ml-lz. The ph~tocatho&*
=sitivity in expefimentavspecimarw at a Wavelogth of AM.micrdn
amounted to 10 ~tq 2Q microamolmW,- the i1nultiplication Of. stawis
about 3 to 4. and the eqviolent. outo6t rlisivan4is abopt!10 to 100
'
kifoohms, A photomultipiler TWT
'with or t roe mull lplicatldn
stages is tens of times more sensitive than phbto-IIYT mcdes of th e
some design but Yvithout. a multiplier V'slem. With it~. aid it is
possible to receive light signali with a powqt. of,aboui 1 mkiowatt pt
a wavelength of 0.63 micron in a baind of-several tens of njLvhert,,..
A.B.K.

JY
REEL/FRAME
19WI9,00

SR::.
Aerospace Medicine
~USSR UDo 613-71:358.4
YEVSTAFI)EV., B. V., Major
"Special Physical Training of Pilots as a Means of Preventing Adiposis"
Mscow, Voyenno-l-leditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 3, 1973, Pp 74-76
Abstract: A special experiment was ran to study the effect of special physical
training on the -physical condition of pilots who are overweight and to increase-
their resistance to unfavorable factors of prolonged flight. The experiment
included 22 people with an average age of 36. The examinations to which the
pilots were sub3ected are outlined. The pilots were divided into three Groups:
1) 8 people with an average age of 35 receiving 66% strehgth exercises in
dynamic and isometric training modes and 341~ exercises for general endurance
(Walkdng, running, swimming). The second 'group had 8 pilots with an aveim-ge
air- of 36 who did 34 strength exercises and Wp sports, prijinrily volleyball
and handball. The 6 pilots in the third group 37 years old wea!e the control
wad received no physical training. All indexes'ehanged in the,positive direction
in the first and second groups. Higher shifts were note& in the first group.
7liere was a stable decrease in weight, an. increase in strength and static
endurance of the basic mLscle groups, and improvement of-the reasistance of the
cardiovascular systtem to various loads as well as positive shifts in other
1/2

- -- ---- - - -

USSR UDC 532.135.082
D'YACHENKO, B. P., YERFILOV, V. N., Y
"Device for Measurement of Viscoelastic Properties of Liquids at Pressures
up to 6000 kg/CM2,,
Kontaktno-GidTodinamich. Teoriya Smazki i Eye Prakt. Primeneniye v Tekhn.
[The Contact-Hydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication and its Practical kpplica-
tion to Technology -- Collection of Works), Kuybyshev, 1972, pp 5-6
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metrologiya i lzmeritellnaya Tekhnika,
No 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 1O.to 300 Klfz~is briefly
described. The sensor is a cylindrical torsional-oscillating quartz resonator,
oscillations in which are excited by a series of rectangular pulses. The
device measures the period of natural oscillations.of the resonator up to the
boundary of the oscillating mode with an error of less thtui 10-4.

..........
USSR UDC 547.341
TTV and
PUDOVIK, A. N., GAREYEV, R. D., STABROVSY-kYA, L. A., YE'~STAF.'
-RDIIZOV, A. B., Kazan' State University Imeni V. I. UV~7a~ov-iteuin
"Reactivity of Unsaturated Organophosphorus Compounds in the Reaction of
1.3-Dipolar Cycloaddition of Diaryldiazomethanes"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 8, Aug 73, pp 1674-1682
Abstract: The kinetics of the 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition reaction of diaryl-
diazomethanes with organophosphorus dipolarophiles at 60' in M-xylene was
investigated. The reaction mechanism is based on a single stage polycentric
process with a cyclic electron transfer. The established order of dipolaro-
philic activity of the unsaturated organophosphorus compounds agrees well
with current concepts of the effect of substituents at the phosphorus atom:
additive manifestation of the inductive effect~and the ability of the sub-
stituents to conjugate with the main system.,

USSR UDC 541.124
PUWVI-K, A. N., CHERKASOV, R. A., SUDAKOVA, T. M., and YHVSTAF'YEV G. I.,
Kazan' State University Imeni V. I. Ul'yanov-Len-in
"'Addition of Phosphorus Dithioacids to the C=_N Bond"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSS
R, Vol 211, No 1, Jul-Aug 73, pp 113-115
Abstract: The reactions of diisopropyldithiophosphoric acid with benzonitrile
and the reaction of diphenyldithiophosphinic acid with beazonitrile, cyano-
acetic ester and diethyl cyanometliylph6sphonatelwere investigated. Diiso-
propyldithiophosphoric acid adds to benzonitrile in an.equimolar ratio, in
the coldI and without any catalysts. Thiobenzamide precipitates after 10-12
days. Treating this mixture with pentane,.followed by sOparation of solid
thiobenzamide and cooling the pentane to -10* yields yel4ow crystalline
0,0-w-dilsopropyl S-benzylimidoyldithiaphosplionato m.p. 58-59 Dipheny1di-
thiophosphinic acid reacts easily with benzonitrile at room temperature
.yielding thiobenzamide and tetraphenyltrithiopyrophosphinate regardless of
the ratio of reagents taken. Analogous reaction course is observed in case
of the other reagents mentioned. -Thus it has been shown that-phosphoric
dithioacids add to the C---N bond forming imidoyldithiophosphates expressed
thiophosphorylating agents.

USSR UDC 547.341
R&
PUDOVIK, A. M., STABROVSKAYA, L. A., IEKSTM~XEV~, -aZOV, A. B.,
and GAREYEV, R. D., Kazan State University imeni V. I. Ul'yanova-Lenina
"Kinetics of the 1,3-Bipolar Cycloaddition of Diphenyldiazomethane to
Unsaturated Organophosphorus Compounds".
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), Vyp 8, 1972, pp 1862-1863
Abstract: The title study was carried out for organophosphorus compounds
having the general form H R
C-C
H F(O)X
2
for 12 combinations of R, usually 11, and X usually alkyl, alkoxyl, aryl,
or phenol groups. Values of the velocity constant, ranging from 0.61 to 20.35
are compared with the P=O vibration, from 1190 to 1283~,cm-l in a O.al benzene
solution, and chemical shift of the p31 'nucleus, from -!10 to:-33 m.d. in a
50% acetone solution. The reactivity of.the studied compounds were closely
correlated with the indicators of the influence of substitutions an the
electronic behavior of the P atom., For this reaction the energy of activa-
tion EA = 12.5 + 0.4 kcal/mole and the entropy As = -35.2, in good agreement
with the 1,3-bi:-polar cycloaddition mechanism.
- ---- ------ -
9f

.119
USSR UDC 547.26'118
PUDOVIK, A. N., GAREYEV, R. D., REMIZOV, A. B., AGANOV, A. V., YEVST,,V'YEV,
G. I., and SHTIMMAN, S. Ye., Kazan'. State University1meni V Ul
... Aldol" Type Addition Products of Diazoacetic Acid Esters With a-
Ketophosphonates"'
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 3, Mar 73, pp 559-567
Abstract: A mixture of dietbox-yacetophosphonate and ethyldJ-azoacetate was
kept two weeks in the dark at room temperature, poured into water, and
decanted, the "aldol" type product -- die thoxy-a-hy droxy-a-carb oe th oxy-
diazometitylethylphcsplionate -- being isolated from the~oily residue. A
detailed structural analysis of the product has been carried out using
PMR, IR and UV spectroscopical data.
iam ENE i , ~Mff
PORM DIUM-TIBI M

USSR UDC 547.26'118
PUDOVIK, A. N., CHERKASOV, R. A., BYKOVA, 1. V., WVJ=EL G. I MISKAYA,
Z. I., NAZYPOV, H. N.
"Interaction of Tetraalkyl(aryl)stannates with Phosphorus Dithio Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol XLII (CIV), No 1, 1972, pp 76-80
Abstract: The interaction of tetraethyl lead with dithio acids of phosphorus
taking place with breaking of one ! two or three Pb-C bonds and the formation
of the corresponding organolead dithiophosphates has been described (A. 11.
Pudovik, ZhOKh, No 41, 1472, 19711. As a continuation:of this research, a
Study was made of the reaction of phosphorus dithio acids with the tetraalkyl
derivatiVP-S of tin. The dealkylation of,the tetraalkyl(aryl)stannates of
phosphorus dithio acids takes place with breaking of the Sn-C bond and lead to
the formation of trialkyl(aryl)stannyl derivatives of dithiophosphates and
phosphonate-s, The methods of gas adsorption.chromato.-taphy and differential-
thermal analysis were used to study the relative reactivity of tetraalkyl
(aryl)stannates. The ease of stripping 'Off the radicals connected to the
tin atom decreases in the following series C 6It 51 C2U56 03471 C4H9' Preliminary
data are presented or, the fungicidal and fungistatic activity of organotin
diothiophosphaces and phosphonates, their antheliatintic and insecticidal activi-
ties. High activities in all these areas were generally demonstrated.

USSR UDC 547.512+547.341+547.722.2
G.
PUDOVIK, A. N., GAREYEV, R. D., STABROVSKAYA, L. A.t MUSUVIr.-VA. 1,,.b
REMIZOV, A. B.
'Cyclic Addition of Diazoalkanes to Isopropenylp~hosphonates"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol XLII (CIV), 11o 1, 1972, pp 80-87
Abstract: A study was made of the reactions of diazomethane with esters of
is opropenylphos phonic acid. By the addition of diazomathane to isopropenyl.-
phosphonates, the corresponding phosphoryla ted Al-pyrazolines were obtain'ed
which quickly isomerized into A2-pyrAzoline-9 in the presence of bases. By
ultraviolet spectroscopy it was, established that the! tetrahedral phosphorus
atom interacts by its d-orbitals with the Tr-orbital ot the C=X radical. Witt,
respect to capacity to enter into conjugation it is inferior to the ester
carbonyl radical. The concentration.and 2temperature infrared spectroscopy
showed that the 3 and 5-phosphorylated A, -pyrazolines Are associated at the
expense of the intermolecular hydrogen bonds.
39,--

USSR UDC .947.1141.07(088.8)
PUDOVIK, A. N., SUDOKHOVA, T. M., and YEVSTAF'YEV G.
"Addition Reactions of Phosphinous Acid to M~lonic Acid Dinitrile"
Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 208, No 1, 1973, pp 111-113
Abstract: The earlier work of the authors has shown the ease with which
addition reactions proceed between dialkyl- and diarylphosphinous acids and
nitriles at the nit-rile group, when the reaction is activated by electro-
negative groups. The current investigation is the continuation of the
earlier work dealing with the elucidation of.the effect of substituents
of the phosphorus atom on the overall reactionrates. This article deals
with gas-liquid chromatographic investigation of the reaction kinetics of
a,series of phosphinous acids with malononitrile. The reaction rate was
monitored by the decrease of the concentration of nitrile in,the reaction
mixture. The investigated reactions were found to be oi second order. The
increase in the length of the hydrocarbon chain leads to a higher value of
the energy of activation. Sodium ethoxide.has a strong:.catalytic effect on
the described reaction rates. Solvent effects are also.significant.

USSR UDC: 621 319 It
KOVALEV, K. S., ZHLPMPJ1EV, Yu. V. 1~ VINOGRADOV, V. V., YEVSEYEVA, 1. A. ,
ROMMOVA, P. A. , PAVLUSHINA, G. M.
"Some Singularities of Heat Treatment in the Production of Capacitor Foil
From Tantalum!'
Nauchn. tr. N.-i. i proyektn. in-t redkorret. prom-sti (Scientific Works of the
Scientific Research and Design Institute of the Rare Metals Industrv) , 1971,
32, pp 71-76 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 5, MaY 71, Abstract No 5V329)
Translation: An investigation is made' into the heat treatment, of thin foils
in connection with solution of the problem of making high-quality capacitor
foil from tantalum. Three illustrations, :one table, bibliography of three
titles. Resume.
Now
A.

USSR
t I
Zi I;x-r"t.'r-'n'-n-I!"
Q -S
toksilzol. pcstjtsl,c!:-
Saill tar" su L~ 1. n
Poi-son
ct Lon C. f Ivor s V
1~171 pp -1 S 6 - I'z 6 -0 Bi o1o gi ell
N'O 6
77, Abstract No
Tranx.-;-u- tj
to,
UI
nt
n"JI
.16
o:j j
t] 0 ivjoL
oil.
'_u'v
Liv! Lr.'t."
the
to i"'Ia'
1: A.

V
SIR UDC 513.015.2:5L3.011.3:513.5/.7
YrVSTIFrYFV -2
"Polar Correspondence in Rays aad seriie3 of Conic Sect4ons
Priki. Reometriva i iazh. rafika. MLmir-w-ad. resp. nauc~ a. ~;'D. (w- ;comecry
-.2
and Engir-,eering Graphics. Interdisciplinary Republican Scientific C-ol-loctimi)
1969, N7o 9, pp 120-122 Urom RZh-Mazematilka, No 3 '11,11ar, 19470 abstract 33A7 -10)
the poles of fixed ~4;trai-ght 'i e u-ith
-Irzanslation: The geometrlca' loci a n
respect to the conic sections of,ono ray aad Pae aarlfls %ire.. examlaed. Several
ecrjcal loci
PTO' tiverelationshi-as emerging in the construccion of those gool.,
,jec
are introduced.
Author's summary.
HIrIONIUMM, MPIPMERM

. .... ........ .... ,gainfl=is . ..... .
1/2, 013 jNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATI-20NOV70
TllTLE--GSClLLQPOLAROGRAPiiIC UETERMINATION OF THE PRE!CIPLTATION PH AND THE
:_~--.,~,.-ACTIVITY PkU--DUCT OF P~ASEJDYNIUM AND EUROPIUM HYDROXIDES -U-
..:..,AuTH0R-(04j BUCHENKO, -'.L-, K.OVALENKb, P.N.:* T5YGANlWVv IYE.M. ,
'_SbURC E-L H. NEGRG~ KHIM. 1970, 15121 35W--~-ib I
PUBL IS~-EO---70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TGPIC TAGS- ISOBAR v -HYDRUGE N ION CONCENTRATION, HYDROXiarzi EUROPIW4
COMPCUNCs PRASEDYIOIUM COMPUUNOv HYDROXIDE:t POLARCICHAPHIC ANALYSIS
--HC
PYIhG RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLAS-S-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REFL11-KAMF-1963/0906 STEP NC--~,IR/0078/7D/Ol~/002/0358/0361
CIRC Ar-CEssir-k Nn___A~ptjf,15.3830

014 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING Pl'.a--18SEP70
,-.T:ITLE--OSCILLOPOLAROL'YRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF CERTAIN NONHRr~,'JS METALS ON
-.~:A.HANGING DROP MERCURY ELECTRODE 7U
~AurHOR (03)-KOZTROD# I.D., KOVALENKOP. P. N.., YEVSTI m.m.

OF INFO--USSR
-5-1
i W 9C E-_ZH
A
A
HIM
970
2
47
)
1
.
L,.K
. 1
N
5(1
S
v 1
,

..~,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70

AREAS--MATERIALSf CHEMISTRY
.:_TOPIC TAGS--NONFERROUS METAL9 POLAROGRAPRIC ANALYSIS., DROPPING MERCURY

CG TROL MARKIN --?q0 qESTRICTIONS
'G
',-00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1959/1742 STEP NU--U R/0075/7~)1025/001/014710152
C I R CACCESSION N0--AP0108109

- - --------
212 014 UNCLASSI FIEO PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0108109
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE OSCILLOPOLAROGRAPHIC
-PROPERTIES OF CDt ZNv CO, Nli. AP40 CU IN M NH SU84 CL M NH SUB4 OH MEDIA
BAND OF PB IN M KNO SUB3 WERE STUDIEO BY USING THE HG ELECTRODE. ZNv Nft
AND CO ARE REDUCED NONREVERSIBLY ON A STD. HG ELECTRODE AND CDs CUl AND
PB ARE REDUCED REVERSIBLY. THE EXPTL. DEPENDENCE:OF I SUB MAX. ON
CONCN. FOR CUr PB, AND CD CORRELATE BEST;WITH THEORETICAL CALCNS* OF THE
.1 SUBMAX. VALUES BY USING THE EQUAITON OF,:SEVCIK.RANDLES AND FOR NI, CO,
AND ZN BY USING THE EQUATION OF~DELEHAY*
jr-
mur

u SS R UDC; 621-391:519.27
MSTIKi7V, Yu. S.
"Logic~ of Discrete information Transmission Systiums"
V z,, -o v nar. hh--ve 6 1~33 Pl. Ch. 2 o e
A d -'f--c4-ronic s in
the llaliu.~ial ~Icc~=,'- o,-' the U3."311", 2--collection of wor-s)
'y
Wybyshr~v, 19'170, pp 354 _361 (fro- RZI,--'-,od -Lot elld n-",a, Wo. 5 i.iarch
71, ."Ibsiract I-To. 3,4314)
-ic)n: lle lm~blt~m is consider~---d Of ma-tchin~,- the
lran3lp--i, I u
alboriti-l-m o-f a cliccreLl-~., trz-ansmission ~;ystera ~-;_Jtli tlht-~
random. cf t4e com!awicatli,~n ch[wniel and the termina
C
ting devices; uhl's ConnoctiLri, a method I-or -t'he lo!2-ic
o~' a transmiss-lcn syst~-.-n, i.e., of coiabined 1~ i;~Il a C -
9nd ~:equez
tion,3 of the terminating devices, i.- analyzed, Two il 10astrations,
biblioLraphy. Of t'wlo. S'

H
USSR UDC 539.4
SULIMA, A. M., YEYSTIGNTE-YBT, M. 1. SERE,BMMKOV, G. ~Z. , Moscow
"Study of In Guence of Loading Frequency on Fatigue of.Heat Resistant Steels and
sit
Alloys at Usage Temperature
'ay, 1971, pp 107-110.
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 52 M
Abstract; The influence of loading frequency on the fatigu~i strength of the
alloys E1961, E1617, E1826, EI929, E1437B and titanium allov VT9 was studied.
The test data were statistically processed, const-ructing correlation equations
ard correlation dependences between a and N and a and T. The!se dependences
were used to determine the mean probable values of fttigue resistance and cy-
clical durability at various loading frequencies. The results showed that as
the loading frequency increases to a certain critical value, the fatigue re-
sistance and cyclical durability of the s 'teels and alloys studied increase,
then further increases in loading frequency cause the fatigue strength of all
steels and alloys studied to drop. The critical frequency depends on the test
conditions, chemical composition and physical.,and mechimical proporties of the
steel or alloy. The results of testing thus showed that the repetition fre-
quency of loading is an important parameter of.cyclical loading, significantly
influencing fatigue characteristics,
1.00

oN GEtteRAt, mncmx~ or mmwmicur OF A !10CIALISTI
MMOMY AND THEIR APP1,1CATION IN INMVIDVAL COIMTRILS
61-,~A;ract by Can41dakj., of LoInomic. V,-I-l 1,1n v
l
I
55B V
1 N
,,
~
Ahod,,Mti 1,11M
C 5
An inteCriatiollal '.)f CEtvl
and y1j'Jonlavin on Um 0 -enc-riA princip)'.~
6 nart"lint toai-'fr~ ~r
tfteis'~- appliciition In int-11vidwil holl il~ M-'o.'~w
ri 3.3 Nryvemt)~r 1971. Tho wa~, rcnvrz;r,.d 1,y Lim- 1-m7ti-
ot r-~nomlii:n oi thc W 1 10 t1w A.', 0:~S
hl!'; ad"re;%r; of qrectinq 131C. d1l';"Ity C".alun"'n of rho co'mcll
of i*5P. t4 K,
rl.~t,d th.t- in Lhe, rourte oti In,- building 'If ir, thn
nion and other frat,mal. cauntrien the i)niverr,.ii
fl*~-a ce of the Lenin iut fwinciplet; (,)f rlanotp."'nent ').' an "~ao-
r~, h~sve bem confirmed- Their ry!ftLm.,.tJ-.=
of the specific.-ilot each vnl,.ry is an importatilt
for the st;fccessful develvjw,~nt of nociali!it economkcr,
;:~O Icceleration of mcicntific and techr"Ical proqrPo~,-k, vlova-
A rho -tnndarel of living of the por.,)1ation an,i Intplad-
nt international soCialint 1~ntejzat:lAn.
on tho ronduct~nij of ju ill.11-
t th.~
ht~ard a Ij"t~. In t;j"
t ivrtm ttwre Were dizcuss ott.-I of q1ut!-U"-Ii" .14 pl"rri"w? of
t-lat tkI, WL
P C' I I
i1'r,;njni.'Itrat:1on and of the inLerccnmzct:1,,r, ai infrart,tl-il on -
I ,,yzte~n wltt% tht~ mechanism of. lntecgutti.on.~!
pr~:-,vnrxl.
~~11. 10 reports worn
Experience in Usti irnpravcmv~ThL of t-le !~yrtmi of plannin,7
t~ a4minintration of k;he national t:comm~ Of th,, 111,F;R in 1:11f,
j3 ' iona of th*.P4th Party-:-
or r"e 'ecll~ Y'zed
thn r~-T?!~.rts Ot~-m -ilut- er of Lmi-nent Soyitt econom! -it N. P.
70

USSR
YEVSTIGNEY V. A.
"One Modification of the Ford-Faulkerson Algorithm for Construction of an
Optimal Flow"
Sb. tr. In-t mat. Sib. otd. AN SSSR [Collected Works of Matlhcmatic3 Insti-
tute, Siberian Division AcadeRy of Sciences USSRI,,No 8, 1911, pp 68-72,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3: 1972, Abstract
No 3 V400).
NO ABSTRACM
9 INN" it-
M11,5111-T,
15", Ifl 1-5 1 ft I
I'M

ltz 016 UNCLASSIFIE-0 PROCESS!:ING DATE--1'60CT 70
_T_lTLE--IS0LATlON OF CHLOROPHYLL0 FROM THE ALGA GRATELOUPIA DICHOTOMA -U-
-AUTHOR--YEVSTIGNEYEV, V.S.
-tOUNTKY OF, INFO--USSR
dSljURCE_-5IOKHIMIYA,I970r 35(l), 48-r52
la ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.;SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL -AND -SC UENCES
JOPIC TAGS--REU ALGAE, SOLVENT EXTRACTIONI~CKDROPHYLLt CHFMICAL ANALYSIS,
CHROMATOGRAPHY SPECTROPHOTOMETRY:
,CCNTKCL MARKING-NG RESTRICTIONS
."~()CUM EN TCLASS--t)NCLASSIFIED
STEP N(J--UR/021D/70/035/001/0048/0052
IR CACCESSION MO--AP0117864
UNCLASSIFIEO

212 616 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-16OCT70
,C.IRC AcCESSIO~i -410--AP0117864
A8STr"ACT/EXTRA4"_T--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CONTENT (IF CHLOROPHYLL 0 (1)
-IN 10 SPECIES OF RED ALGAE FOUND IN THE, BLACK SEA WAS SlUDIE0. THE
-RATIO OF ABSORBANCE OF A MEOH EXT. UETD. AT 665 M ',IU TO ABSURBANCE DETD.
~.-AT 700 M MU SHOWED.THE PRESECE OF 1. OF ALGAE INVESTIG4TED, G.
~01C"GTOMA WAS THE MOST CONVEN[NET FOR USOLATIOin OF J. VFIE PIGMENT WAS
_EXTD. FRUM DRIED ALGAE BY 80PERCENT MEOH. THE-4-11-EOH SOLINI. WAS EXTO. BY
PETRGLEUM ETHE~, TO REMOVE CHLOROPHYLL A. TO THE %,El3H EXT.t 10PERCENT
_RACL SOLIN. PREPIL). FROM OISTD. riATEP SATO. WITH M,-;Cj~ SU83 AND ETHER wERE
:ADDED. ETHER EXTS. WERE CHROMATOGRAPHED DN A SUGAA COLUNN. PIGMENTS
-WERE ELUTED BY A MIXT. OF PETROLEUM i_THER-C SUB6 H SUB6 IN RATIOS OF
4:8: 4--o': 6:4; AND 8:2t AND THEN BY C. SUB6~H SUB6. AFTER REPEATED
RECHRO.'-fA-TTIG'. ON THE SAME COLUMN WITH C SUB6 H SU86 CONTG. 1PERcENT
ISOPk0PYL ALC.t I WAS OBTAINED IN A PURE.FORM. THE,A8SOR8ANCE MAX. OF I
JN 14EOH WAS 696 M IMUt IN ET SUB2 O~688 M~MU:, IN ME SUB2 CO 692 M mu.
FACILITY: INST. PHOTOSYN.t ~IOSCOWy ~USSR.
UNCLASS IF IEO

USSR 13W 616-981-452 -084-47
AGAFONOV, V. I., nAOYET, Ye. I., VDOVIN, D. G., VRO-m-YCHIKOv, V. m.
VOROBI)EN1 A. A. GAI:LESHO
2 Mi. P., GOMM; K. 6., '2.~-"O, N. Ye., v-PITSTIGIEYEV
V. -I., !M--!--1L1YANO11A1? 0. V.J1 ZE1,35ND17, Ye. M., B,2111,-ALP V' 0. G.,
wMaLmm"], V. V.1 MYREV.? P. A., J!JS14IKOV, 0. P., FMIMFEV, V. P., and
ROZIESTM'SilrCE-1, D. A., 11ilitary Medical Academy imeni S. IN. Kirov Leuin-,,rad
"A Comparat-iTre Efficiency C1 =-acteristic of Different Inrunization u!ethods
Against PlaSue Infection"
Mloscow, Zhurnal F1ik:,.Vbio1o6ii Epidemiolog4i i !ff.-auiobio1ogii, No 11, 1972,
PP
Abstract: Analysis of the available literature data led to the conclus)-mi
that oral, aeroGL
-nic, and jet ir..,unizationsi.-tethods are the most c!fficient
co.-upared with subcutv-rieow; and s1kin rethods. 'hie averai;et nwaber of patients
inoculated against pla-gize Infection. lias 517t, 817 (419), ,Mel 937 Per hr fOr
_u
injectors, acroGenic mathod liquid and (try vac(;Jnc) ond ojTtl xuthcd
respcetively, compard irith cnlY 43 and 26 for the subcutaneous and s1kin
T.,,ethods, respectively.

USSR UVC 620.179-15
KONONOVY B. A., DERGOBUZOV, K. V.,: MKOV, V. M.,
V. N., and STEPANOV, Yu. M "!A In
RUDEMO.1 Scientific Res rch stitute of
Electron Introseopy, Tomsk Polytechnic Institute ineniS. M.,Kirov
"Experimental Evaluation of the Possibilities of Electron Defectoscopy"
(Paper presented at the Sixth lnternational~Conference on Nondestructive.
Control Y,-thods, June 1-5 1970, Hannover, QFR)~:_
Sverdlovsk Defektoskopiya, No 2, Pp
1971, 94 98
Abstract: The status and prospects for fast electron defectoscopy are discussed.
An account is given of investigation results of the use of betatron electron
beams for defectoscopy of layer materials., Xis demonstrated that radio-
graphic and radiome-tric (including spectrotmtric) mathods of electron defecto-
scopy can be applied successfully for solutions of many tasks with a sensitivity
of 0.5%. The experimentally derived dependence of the intensity of a reflected
e3ectron flux on the thickness of the aluminum.coating on the backing of differ-
ent materials shows that with increasing, thickness of the coatix,-; the intensity
of the flux decreases or increases, dependiaS on vhether the atoinic number of
the coating is smaller or greater than that of the backing. Three figures,
U bibliographic references.
oil

'616'4 508. ?~-O~6'. P. (4,7+ 49'? Z)
C,
V.
MYSME"I'SK Y '111 OL-C!"t' L,
N. A, Wid S D R U 0
sr GI I .-
nu-I N
USSR, J40SCO1.1, ni S c i 0 t il' i C
cad e - y c;~ I.edica-I 1~:clcnces
&Y , So ia
Rescarch InstalitAite of a i i,'~ Ic r o b i.o 1. o f
rfA Comparative off, the 1,969 111-,~'iucnza Dvidczic in thc- Soviet Union
R
he Fccp els ',epultbilc of Bul-r.,Lall~
and in t i
0 S c Ow f Vollrosy Viruoclcgiil No 6, I-,.o v /I) e crfll,~ pp~ 656-661
Ab.5 ti-aCt., Th~! ci~iC'el-:15.cz, .,h.'tch last-ed fa~cm Dacc;.,-U,~:r 1-066 -lo
909 ".T 1J 4!.-T-uary c
tjjU PO-,U2j!tj.0n? LL"I Val
the USS* afflic-Lin.- O-P
Pol) la`j-on. hil zev,~:cz,].
5. of the
April 1969 in
Coml-on both of Ox"'In in I-F
h '--~,elopnd 11,11t 1cm.-cr than
b
0 t- I Q
-the sever1tv of tha dlscais-r~s -war, mild to so that.
ruptiors accu-1-:1-od eJ--'Llhc-x- in business or, in nelhooln. Ovex 12 f0 0 t 1 1. n, i o
"Virus A2 were It2olatcd In -ha or whieh 439 iiorc wh5
Ins of the znre- vixxi vere i~iolated d. Uz -L
226 stmj~i
din I -cnic f cup, with variv-t I"
a Wit,
Al' thc!:~, -.7, U~ xx

UDC 616,921.5-036.22(470.51)"1966-'96711
AMENOV, V. A., ORLOVA, N. N., SELIDOVKIN, D. A. , A.,
ZORIN, V. S., VOLOCHKOV, A. D., GIADINA, YE. B., SAMUSEV, N. F.,
zAI(STELISKAYA, L. YA., and YEVSTIONEYEVA, N. 11. ~Institute of Virology
imeni D. 1. Ivanovskiy, Acad9-m57"o_T1=e'ft'A1 Sciences USSR, Ministry
~of Health USSR
"Some Features of the 1966-1967 Influenza Epidemic in Glazov"
No 1, 1970f pp 97~101
Moscow, VoProsy Virusologii, -
Abstract: This epidemic occurred in two waves: the first il Nov-
ember-December, 1966', i-Ahen few cases of influenza or other acute
respiratory diseases were reported in most of the USSR and localities
adjacent to and the second in February, 1967. Title first
L ted
wave affected mostly young children, while the secoad wave affecL
children and adults to almost the same degree, 10.6 and 9.UG per 100
hildren, b
persons. The course of the disease-was severe amion- c. ut
relatively mild among adults. The high incidence of influenza in
the first wave, characteristic dynamics of the curve with a sharp
rise, quick attainment of a peak, and sharp-drop, as well as the
resuLts o9 acrological examinations,l implicated the A.2 virus as the
1/2
45

".. I IT-11,M0377 I I I i I I I! I q I -11P I I I, I ~-,

USSR 1JDC 616.988.25-022.395.42-084(-21)
CHUDINOV, P. I., NETSKIY, G. I., CHERNMU, A. D., YUSTIGNUE N. S.,
PASTU00VA, A. N., SHCHECLOVA, Ye., Ye., and PRICOR06'0'-V","~V*'-"'I".",' Omsk Scien-
tific Research Institute of Natural Focus' Infections,: Ministry of Health
RSFSR, and Novosibirskaya Oblast Sanitary Epidemiological Station
revention of Tickborne Encephalitis inla Largetity"
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Parazitologiya i Parazitarnyye Boleznib No 5, 1971,
pp 588-591
Abstract: The rapid growth of industrial centers-in Western Siberia near
endemic regions of tic]kborne encephalitis has increase&the incidence of
this disease among so-ice urban populations. For example, in 'Novosibirsk, a
city of approximately half a million people located on the Ob River, four
cases were reported in 1955, 108 in 1962, and 141 in 1966. The city is
located close to a number of denselly wooded, heavily tick-infested areas
often visited by hikers, vacationers, etc. HCnIlever, the number.of cases
was reduced to 74 in 1969 mainly as a result.of systematically dusting the
forests most frequented by Novosibirsk residents with DDT (30 to 50 kg of
10% dust per hectare) and by selective vace-inution of groups most vulnerable
to tickborne encephalitis (geologists, regular hikers, etc.). It was not
deemed necessary to provide mass vaccinations.'.
now

USSR
KALUGMA, G. N., Y-4TSIOVA, N. M., IBRIA.GIZADVA, F. I.., NOSXM~A, "V. A., ARONOVA, Ye. R.
)XMIGIVEYEVA, 0. F. Uzbek Scientific Research Institute of "lle'ratology and
Blo
"The Effect of Certain Solutions of Synthetic, Polymers on Formed Elements in
Pre erved Blood"
%shkent, Meditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, No 6, 1970, PP 36-38
Abstract: The suitability of thjvc cynthetic polyners -- polyvinyl alcohol,
carbvAyni ethyl cellulose, and pol-yvinyi pyrrolidone -- for tlic preservation of donor
blooduas investigated. T-4c results indicate that those Cubstancen prolong the lifc
of epjthroc,~tcs for up to 40-45
span and maintain a perfect physiological #3tatr-
daye, of letdcocytes up to 20-25 days, and of throftbocYtes UP to 5i-7 days. These
synthetic colloids also speed -kip the seaimntation: rate of , blood and thus make it
pos zible to ceparate formed elements from plaama Yithout Und ile traum.

USSR UDC: 573-953+5147-917,547-593.261
KLYASHCHITSKEY, B. A., PrMIOVA, V. V., BASIM-TOITA, A. I., WELVAYWA, E. G,,
SOKOLOV, S. D., SIPM-S, V. I., Y-Er3TIC4,WMA,, H. I., PREMBRiMMISKIY)
Deceased, Moscow institute Of, -Lmeni IM. V. Lomonosov
IResearch in the Area of Derivatives of AsymrmtriQ ally Substituted 1-~yoinositol.
V..Complete Synthesis of sn-Myoinosft6j 1*-~hosphatell
Leningrad, Zhiumal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 110 (102), No 11,'Nov 70, pp 2482-2h89
Abstract: A new method is used for synthesizing 1P2,4,5,6-penta-0-benzyImY-
oinositol. The coimpound is separated imto antipodes through diastereomeric
orthoesters with D-mamose. C3mplete synthesis of thel-phosphate of sn-ffqoin-
identical to the natura compound is carx-ied out on the, basis of 20A-
5)6-penta-0-bon!zyl-sn-nrjroinoaital.
LM I ~Ir

USSR UDC 547.426.2
KAPLUN, A. P., K&BANOVA, M. A., SHVETS, V. I., and
Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology imeni M..V. Lomonosov
"Studies in the Area of Complex Lipids. Synthesis of the Phosphatide Acid
on the Basis of 1,2-Diglyceride and o-Phenylene Chlorophosphate"
-1619
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 7, Jul 73, pp 1617
Abstract: A synthetic method was developed for the phosphatide acids utiliz-
phosphorylation of 1,2-diglycerides with o-phenylenechlorophosphate
followed by removal of the protective groups. The phosphorylation was
carried out at 18-20* using equimolar quantities of 1,2*di-0-palmitoyl-
sn-glycerine and o-phenylenechlorophosphate in presence,of triethylamine.
1,2-Di-0-palmitoyl-3-0-(o-phenylene)-phosphoryl-sn-glycerine can be
hydrolyzed to the ester.

USSR UDC 547.426.2
KAPLMN, A. P., KA.BMNOVA, M. A., LYUTIK, A. I., SHVETS V....I., and YEVSTIG-NEYEVA,
R. P., Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical TF-chnology.lmeni M. V. Lomonosov
"Study.iu the Area of Complex Lipids. Synthesis of.Phospholidylethanolamines
Based on 1,2-di-O-Acyl-sn-Glycerines"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 8, Aug 73, pp 1339-1844
Abstract: The synthesis of 0-(1.2-di-0-palmitoyl-sil-glyceryl-3-0-pliosphoryl)-
ethanolamine was carried out starting with a and using 2-
tropheny1dichloro-
phtalimidoethyldichlorophosphata and 2-chloromethyl-4-ni,
phosphate as the phosphorylation agent. An effectiya method was developed
for the formation of phosphodies ter structure based: on the model of phospha-
tidylethanolamine obtained from phosphatidylaacids and substituted ethanola-
mines or from ethanolamine phosphates, anti 1,2-diglycerides in presence of
'mesitylenesulfohylchlorlde.

_,~77
USSR 1JDC 547,953
VTOROV, I. B., SEREBRENNIKOVA, G. A., and YE Moscow
mical Technology imen- 4.~ ~V. 'fRmon
institute of Fine Che osov
"Studies of Complex Lipids. Synthesis and Structural StIudies of cis-1-0-
(hexadecen-1-yl)-2-stearoyl-In-glyceryl-~-N,,N-dimethylaminoetti.
y1 phosphate,
phosphatidaldimethylethanolamine".
Leningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskoy Khimii, Vol 8, No 4, Apr 72, pp 721-725
Abstract: A synthesis is described for complex plasmologens with natural
stereochemical configuration and tailored composition of fatty acids and
aldehydes. Condensation of cis-1-0-(hexadecen-l"yl)-2-steaxoyl-3-brorlo-3-
desoxy-~sn-glycerine with the silver salt of dibenzy1phosphate by refluxing
in xylene yields cis- 1- 0- (hexadecen-1-yl) -2- stearoyl-~sn- glyce ry I- 3-d ib en zY1
phosph2te. The latter is debenzylated by refluming with Nal in acetone in
presence of nitrogen bases; the sodium salt obtained is coaverted to the
silver salt and reacted with '4-cliloroethyl-N,N-dimethylamine, yielding
cis- 1-0- (hexadecen- 1-y1) --2-s tearoyl--~sn-! Slycery 1-3- (14 Jll-dimv thylaminoe thy 1) -
benzyl phosphate after chromatographic -purification. : Debenzylation of the
last product yields pliosphatidald-'Luiethyle,-h~anolaminp-. Infrared spectra of
the products are reported. The materials are optically pure.
22
:r::Z-. ~_777-

"o%-, -'s
112 1-120 Lfl%iCL ASS I FT ED PrJlCC SS I NS f) AT E --02rCr 70
I RST SYNTHESIS jF NATURAL Pfir)SPHATIC',YL-i"iY9-lt4~l-SITOL -U-
-:~_AUTf!Qr,-(05)-ZHELVAK0VA, KLVASHCHITSKIY, B.A., SHVFTSt V.I.,
~YEVSTIUNEYEVA, R.P. 9 PRE0RR4ZHFtISKlYr A
SSR
'C H.
-SGURCE--Zf4. Oe-SLi KHI-44. 19701 401( 1Y 48
'DATE PL)IF.LISHED ----- -70
-.:-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL SYNTHESISt GLYCEROL PHOSPHORUS, C04POUND, SPECTRUMI
OCHFMISTPY
CGNTM-OL A R K I N G- -X3 P5 T 4 1 C T I ON 5
DOCUMF N'T CLASS--UNGLASSIFIED
PROXY -P ~)()-~-UH/0079170/,)40/01)1/0?.48/r)?4~~
S T"
UNC-LASSIFIED-- -

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PRUCESSING DATE--02n.cr7O
't-IRC ACCES"SI-C`4 1140--AP0112413
-,AJ3STRaCTJEXT.RAt:T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.~ REACTION Of
~2.,3,4f5,6,PENT,A,0,3ENZYL,SYN,,YjYC,INOSITOL WITH PMOPOLL SUH 4'40
1,2,C,],.PALM.ITC)YL,SN,GLYCE-ROL N ; SUB5 M SU55 N! GAV E:32PERC-ENT
lt,3,(-102,DIPAL,41TOYL,S'4,GLYCERYLP(POENYLoPHOSPHOI;tYL) #213P495t
.6,PENTAVO,BENZYL,SNot4YOtINGSITOL, M. 53-4PERCENT, HYDROGENOLYSIS OVER
ADAIMS PT CATALYST AND PO BLACK.GAVE THE~PHOSPHORYL ANALOG, 153LATED AS
-S
T, M. 169-72PERrENT.~ THI$iGAVE SPECTAA VERY SIMILAR T 0. TH,,,)SF-
NH SUB4 AL
OF NATURAL .40NOPHOSPHDIiWSITIEDS,
Fr- i A Q C' T ]P T rr- Tri

ITDC 573.953+M.917
USSR
KLYASHC_=TSK1Y, B. A., S`IVAROSTINA, A. K., SHVETS, V. 1., and YEVSTIGNEYEVA,
R.T. ology ixteni 14. 16mono v
Xoscow Institute of Fine Chemical Tedm
"Study of the Synthetic Routes of Polyphosphoinositidell
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Naulk SSSR~ Vol 195,, No 4, Ded 70, PP 848-850
Abstract: Synthesis of polyphosphoinositides the most i~rportant represent-
atives of inosite phosphatides -- is tied closely to the resolution of optic-
ally active di-O-cyclohexylidenemyoinosites into optical antipodes. One such
possibility is described for the case of 1 ~2 -.5,6-di-0.10yelohoxylideneTrrfoi-no-
site which yielded optically active antipodes through diastereomeric oi~tbo_
acetates o,f D-mannose. 1,2:5j6-di-O-eyelohW].idene-on-myoinosite, ~