SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OSTROVERKH, B.N. - OSTROVSKIY, V.I.

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S.V., al, lzvest~ya VUZ Radioelektilonika, Vol 13) ic 9, 1970,
PP 1124-i-12b
The auth-Ors' analysis of the results of the experiment s.4oied a
high correlation between resistor noise and quality, w-L'Ll-h zho
noisiest resistors exhibiting the *poorest q-wLity, to the ex-tent
thiat- the reliability of resistors can be p~--~dicved on the ba-sis
of -uneir showing in this test In these experirments, zhe noise
level was measured :Ln microvolts. k, I
per volt of applied voltage in
a band of 10 kHz. The authors conclude that 100j'o control can be
attaiaed in control automation using the modullation noise meter
they propose in thin-film resiatcir,assembly line,manufacture.
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USSR UDC 539.3+534.231.1
SENMOV, V. M., OSTROVEW_ B, N.
"Calculation of Nonstationary Longitudinal Oscillations of a _11~_Reinforced
at the Edge of the Half-Space"
Tr. koordinats. sove h. po gidrpt-~ZR~,n(Works of the Coor4inati6n Conference
.ove h~ i r
/nin )~0190d2,o~~
on Hydraulic Engin ring), 1972, No. 64, pp 61-69 (frccr R&-Nekhanika, No 3,
r
3V85
Mar 73, Abstract 3V85)
Translation: e nature of the propagation of elastic waves in a plate fastened
by one edge to~-,tbe boundary of a half-space is investigated. The case of s~m-
'~f the boundary of the balf-snace is considexed %,then on'
metric loading ly sy-= e-
trical cacillationo arisie in the half-space and longittidinil waves are propagated
In the plate. Stresses along the- contact of the plate and the half-space are
taken as uniformly distributed. Graphs. are given for the change of Stresses and
displacements with time for a sudden application of loads to the boundary of the
half-space and the upper edge of the plate, and for different relationships of
the elastic viodulus of the plate and the elastic modulus of the half-space.
Authors'-abstract.

1/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
:~,TITLE-INTRODUCTIOM OF ME71CINAL SUBSTANCES THROUGH. THE UMBILICAL VElt4 IN
-THE TREATMENT OF HEPATIC ABSCESSES -U-
:,.lUTHOR-to4)-bSTROVERKHOV, G.YEO.. NIKOLSKIYt A.D.9 KOTOV, I.A., MURASHEVA,
OF I'NFG--USSR
_-.SOURCE-KHlRURGIYAj 19701 NR 41 PP 75-79
:.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
---SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
-TOPIC TAGS--VEINt LIVER, ANTIBIOTIC DRUG EFFECT, DIAGNOSTIC METHODS
C014TROL MARKING--NO RESrRICTIONS'
:-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.;-PROXY
REELIFRAME--1983/1229 STEP NO--UR/0531/70/000/004/0075/0079
.CIRC ACCESSION tlO--AP0054124

019 -u-,;cL4s,s I r- I E DPROCESSING DATE-18SE .P70
~"'C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054124
'~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS ANALYLE THE RESULTS OF
-TRANSUMBILICAL INJECTION OF ANTIBIOTICS AND OTHER SUBSTANCES IN 8
PATIENTS WITH ABSCESSES OF THE LIVER, 6 OF WHOM RECOVERED. IN PATIENTS
WITH HEPATIC ABSCESSES THE AUTHORS RECOMMEND THE~USE CANNU LIZATION OF
THE UMBILICAL VEIN FOR DIAGNOSTIC PORTOHEPATOGRAPHY A140 SUBSEQUENTLY FOR
PROLONGED INTRAPORTAL INFUSION OF MEDICINAL SUBSTANCES AS A SEPARATE
METHOD 4F TREATMENT OR IN COMBINATION i4i'm OPENING ANO DRAINAGE OF
ABCESSES. TqE THEORETICAL SUBS TANT IAT:lt]N OF THC-'iE-4PL0YMENr OF
TRANSUMBILICAL INJECTION OF ANTIBIOTICS:AND DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF
-PATIENTS WITH PYOGENIC ABSCESSES OF THE LIVER WITH THE AID OF
-MICP-OBIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES THE AUTHORS. DEMONSTRATE BY THE FACT OF
GR E.AT E R., C.OXCENTRATIONT OF DRUGS LN: THE. ZONE. CIF THE..PATHQLOGICAL FOCUS,
.THUS ENSURING A MORF PRONOUNCED :CUR ATI,VE EFFECT.
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UT I TL TRANS U B I L I C AI ',qrV c IN0Mr--ClcllKAL A N-D PLCOC -U -
~.ALTHCR--CSTl,GVEPKl-CVt C.YE.t NIKOLSKIYj A.~., K01016 [.A., KCM,;;GV, I.&.,
14 u R A 5 F. L"VW-t--Z-. r
~.CCUNTFY-CF IKFC--USSR
"SCURCE-KHRURGIYA, 197C, Nk 1, PP 59-t2
170A1 EFLOLISFEC - - - - - - -70
SL3.J EC TAREAS--BICLCGICAL AND IVEDICIL S C i EN CE S.
TOPIC TAGS-VEINt LIVER, HE-lvCDY?,Al4ICSf 1-TART, VECICINEo, 8LUGG, AJOOMEN
l-'C(NTRCL~PtjRKIftC---hC RESTRICTIC&IS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEC
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Acc.
In AP0044841- Pw- f Code:
PR1,MARY SOURCE; Miiruigiya PP
1970, Nr
TRANSU.MBILICAL INFUSION OF MEDICINAL SOLUTIONS
AND: BLOOD
Ostratre~khov G. e Nikoi:fski A, D.;, Kotov,, 1. A.
Komarev, 1. A.;:, 'Rui-i-shavat z
In 23 cases the authors used tranRirnbili.cll infuslon-ol medicamentous solutions to r,(,,r-
malize venous pressure. Intravortal introdUCtiOn Of SUCIt ~01LIHOM found to bring down
the pressure in peri.pheral veins. therebv inn~rovint the wo-,k'oi the rivhl heart. Transurnbillical
infusion of medicinal aaew; practjitd in operations on the frcjin~.
(, t~ - of the abdominal,cayitv
contributes to t~e nor-,nalization ~i meiab6lism' ~rdise-~ antit'nic fuliction of the livet ana
acts beneficially ou the regulation of liemodynamics.

UDG 6a! 9. C4E,
T -A V. I.
z. FCFCV V.X . STe.P'JSPI%,
"
"Experi--ent3l lnvestij~ation Of 6 Na rrow Electron Beam Jith.Hirh Power Density At
"#rossover
Slektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhr. sb. Elektron SYCh (Electronic TechnoloFy.
Scientific-Tichnical Collection. 'Microwave Electronics), 197C, No 7, 116-~-l
(from RZh--Slektron No 11,~No J.
ika I yeye primenernye, yember '970, iibstruct Yo 11A274)
Tranaia-'40n; -he me"hod of a scunning. diaphragm is used for lnvaet~&~ticn of the
structure of a thin (20-20 micrometer) electron beam witn a poer denF:t.., :if crose-
over of lc6__lc8 watt/cm . The exneriments were condjeted on the electror-optical
system of a unit (typical for indjetriul conditions) for dalzension ~,rcco-s!!ine of
rvater-lble, wlth an accelerLiting Voltage of 80-1C0 kv and boam. currents of 1-4 mb
In a pulse. Tho maaaurinF ditqhrugm was produced frcx= mcnocryritijiline tinFL-sten
and wus cooled by water. After the diaphragm, the elaatronij of the boum enter
into a collector (a Faraday cylinder), and the electron c~arr(,nt la d~sp'ayed on
an oscilloscope lost ail logrof iruyetsya 1. Ljith the ai& of ~A d*f lectinp, ayizt,3%,,
the beam under investiption is oxpunded at the ourfara of the diaphrap-'M. '1'he ex-
I i 11 i0
per4=enta i4how that the distrIbution oA' the current dAinsity ~jgrees . t . -_reciei n
up to 10 percent with Gauss' law, and the charaoter oA' the change of tho radius of
the electron beam, the current danalty,.snd.tha powerldensity at its smallest cross
section is the riBult of a chanRe of th6 size and pooition -of the cross over which
is shaped by a triode eltctron- gun. k.Vi
104

i,owaer mataliurgy,4
UDC 669.162.212
uSSk
SAMSONOV, G. V., YEROSHENKO, A. I., KRAT, V. A., and
DUBOVIK, T. V. , Institute. of Problem;' ~~F~Material 50ence, Academy of
Sciences Uk-r SSR and Brovary FWder lietallurgy Plant
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 12, Dec 72, pp 46-48
Abstract: The technology for production of large-scale parts from boron
carbonitride with a diameter of 100-300 mm has.been,developed jointly by the
Department of Refractory Materials atithe Institute of Problems of Material
Science and the Brovary Powder Hetallutgy,Plant. The fol1aiing maximum and
minimum. values of the different PrOpeTties are.preb6nted:~
Electrical resistance, ohm-cm at 20*C 1013
at 200OPC 1x104
Coefficient of thermal conductivity, v/m, at 300*C. 27.0
at 20000C 9.8
Coefficient of thermal axpansion,~deg-. at 20 3000C 0.77.
10-6
At 1000-20000C 4.5x
'Dielectric permeability at X 4.6 cm, at 20*C 1.9-2.1
Tangent angle of dielectric loss at X 4.6 cm, at 20'C 0.017-0.14

USSR
SAMSONOV, G. V., et al., Porosbkovaya Metallurgiya,' No 12, Dec 72, pp 46-48
Vaporization rate, g1cm2-sec at 1515*C 6.78xlO-9
at 1927*C 4.43x10-6
Compressive strength, kg/mm2, at 2000*. 1.59
at 20260C 4.75
/mm2
Bend strength, kg at 20*C:
Modulus of normal elasticity, kg/cm21 at 200C 138300
at 1800"C 122500
The physical and engineering properties of boron caebonitride allmi it to be
recomnended for use as refractory and electrical insulation material for
crucibles, vats, pipe for transfer of.molten metals, alloys slags and salts,
jackets for thermocouples, refractory lining platesland Idgh-temperature
electrical insulators at temperatures,up to 2000-2500'C.. One table, 5
bibliographic references.
212
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USSR UDC: 8.74
OSTROV=,OV, V.
"Some Algorithms of Analog-Digital Conversion With Dynamic Error C(xrec-
tion"
Tr. VIIIII-ele"roiz--erit. zriborov Works of the All-Union Scientific Re-
search Insti-_ute of Electric Ueaz.ur_4ng'Instrument~i), 1971, T, pp 46-156
(from RZh-Kibernetika, No 1, jan 72, Abstract No 11TIC09)
Translat-ion: This ra-cer considers algorith=s of aralog-d!,Tital cciiversicz:
of divit-by-digit balancing with series, parallel and series-paraliel
dynamic error correction. Analytic relations are determined for the
dynamic error as a function of the rate of,change in the inpuzt signal
by analysis of the diagram of states. Author's abstract.
I A
41

USSR UDC! 8.74
MIRONOV, G. A., OSTROVI A.

"Diagnostic Analysis of Single-Cycle Combination Logic Cir-
cuits"
V sb. Tsifr. vychisl. tekhnika: 1 programmi-r. (Digital Coin-
IF-
puter Tec io -logy and Programmin _-~-Collect-1-6-n of works
V ), vyp.
7, Moscow, " Sov. radio", 1972, pp 182-186 (from RZh-Kiber-
netika, No 8 , Aug 72, Abstract No BV648)
Translation: A method is outlined for determining the elements
which may Fe out of order. The method utilizes information
obtained in an arbitrary algorithm for detekting the presence
of a failure . Authors' abstract.

.1,1WI
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SOURLE--lh. NEORG. KlilM. 19701 15(3), 765-r9
FULLISHED ----- - 70
SUBJECT AREAS-ChEMIST 'Y
TAGS--LITHIUM C6?4P0VlNGp- HYDROX IDE CESIUM C%l.'l"tpOuND,- WATERo X RAY
DIFFRACTION, IR SPECTROSCOPY
t ~TRCCMARKING-NO RESTkICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
DOCUMENT
~~..PRGXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0712 STEP;N'O--IJR/0076i'70/t~1*3/003/07o5/0769
-,APGJ~)61#24
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2r12 021 UNCLASSIPIED PR OCESSING CATE--11DEC70
...rIRL ACCESSICN NU--APC12b424
"ABSTRACT/EXTRAC T-N) GP-0- A83TRALT. THE SOLY. OF LKOH-rSOH-l-l SUB2 0
4AS DET0. AF 50, LOC, ;IND 150DI.G.&~EES; AND THE StXY . OFAGRAM WAS
CONSTRUCTED.
1-1
CRYSTN. FIELDS M 0 N S:GF LILM, CS(t
C"SI.M.1i SUCi,' 01, AND
(5-~6)LIUH.CSO H(l) WERE DE-10. STUUY OF I BY X. AAY DIFFRACTIwi, 1-~
SPELTFOSCGPY, ANG THERMOGRAVIMETRY PROV ED THAT: tT IS, AN UIDIVIDUAL
COMPD.

USSR UD.C 678.652141'21-9
SHAPXOVSKIY, V. A., AKUTINt M. S.,. MOM, M. L. SHCHM-LOV, L. L.,
ITSKAYAt A. H., M ILL -OR C, B MINI IKOV
MATVELASHVILI, G. A., PUKHOV
A.-V., OSTROVSKAYA A. YE., and, DDIARSKAYA, YE. L.
New Types of Aminoplastics"
Moscow, Plasticheskiye Massy, No.12t Dec 70, pp 53-54
Abstract: The article describes synthesis of fiberglass plastics
based on carbam-ide binders. These binderm, include a carbarnide oli-
gomer modifiv-d by polyvirtylacetate emulsion during. synthesis, and
ures-benzoguana,iiine-forv~ialdetiyde ol-igoater. Fibergltiss textolites
based on these oligomers and TS-8/3-250 glass treated with lubricant
752 are mechanically strong. In addition to its excellent strength
properties, the plastic based, on urea!,benzoguana,,nitte-fortnaldeliy(le
oligomer is also water-resistant.

112 031 UNCLASSI~IED`
PROCESSING DAI-E--04DEC70
ITITILE--DETERMINATION OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD POTENTIAL 101 DEFECT DETECTIO'N'
METAL PLATES, BY THE.ELECTRtcAL CONTACT. METHOO USING DIAGONAL
AUTHOR--OSTROVSKAYAt E.L.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,:,.50URCE-ZAVOD. LAB., 1970, 36, ~199_201
"'SEDATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--MECH., IND.# CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR, METHODS ANO EQUIPMENT
TAGS--NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTj FLAT PLATE, DEFECTOSCOPEr METAL
SOLOERINGi ELECTRODE DESIGN, ELECTRIC FIELD
cpNrROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
AOCUMENT CLASS- UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--3003/029B STEP Nn.--UR 100 32/ 70/036100 2 /0 199/0201
CIRC ACCESSION 1140--AP0129530

2/2 031 UNCLASSI FIED ~PRC)CESSING DATE-04DEC70
~CIRG ACCESSION N0--AP0129530
GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES 0f: THG
ELECTRIC CONTACT METHOD OF STUDYING DEFECTS IN THIN IIETAL PLATES ANo
SOLDER POINTS ARE DISCUSSED WITH SPECIAL REF. rU TilCi.P.RoBLEN GF:
DETERMINING THE ELECTRIC FIELD POTENTIAL TO BE EMPLOYED IN THIS PRncEsc.,
A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ELECTRODESEPARATION EMPLOYED ANa THE
THICKNESS OF THE METAL PLATE 15 DEM06
UPI- LAI

USSR uDc 669-138+621-79
BOROKII B. A., SHCHEGOLEVA, R. F., GOLUBEVA, L. S.,,
CHEMIOV, M. I.,and KWrIS, M. I., Centrall Scientif.1 !cr!"Aeo*je~a%rch4%rlds-t,,ijitute of
Ferrous Metallurgy imeni I. P. Bardin
"I"roduction Technology of Nickel-Base Brazing Alloys in Powder Foin"
Kiev, ForoshIkovaya metallurgiya, No 2, may 72, pp 8LP-88
Abstract: The objective of the study was to develop an optimizn product-Lon
technology for Ni-base alloys in powder form for brazing structures from
thin-sheet high-alloy steels. The test materials were pr,-,;derv, of EIrn3_2NT5S8I2-
grade Ni-Cr-Si-Fe-JIJ brazing, aD.oy and (MA--a nixt~m.~ Of 65,f, (~r
with 1.51, molybden=. M.1.21MS8R was 'Jucceosfully 'u.-CA. to bra"'c
Lvai.18NT,all(i Y125N16WAR nturi'10, The t0IIII)OV~LLUVI! 1/0.;:;
3.1800C and the mucondary melLirig (mobldering)
of molybdenum (15%) to Kh251,416-(5S811 was found -to rags,:! th-e- unsoldoring
temperature by 1300C and ensure a joint tensile stre"ingth Of 30 kg/=2.
(1 illustration, 7 tables, 6 bibliographic referen(IIIS)

UOSR UDC: 533.9-082.5
IGNATCV, A. B., KE-11ISSAROVA, I. I., OSTROVS]WOL, G. and
SHAPIRO, L. 1. .......
"Double-Wavelength,Single-Exposure Holographic Plasina Inter-
ferometry"
Leningrad Zhurn-al Telchnicheskoy r-iziki, vol. 41, No. 2, 197.1,
PP 417-423
Abstract: This PaDer is connected with an article written by the
third-namQd of"' the authors above and published J.n the-same journal
(vol 40, No. 11, "970). In this earlier articlf~ the wat~aor proposea
a method of double.-LIFTavelenOY. sin-gle-oxposure ho1(),_:-'raphic interf ero-
metry in wrinich the form and position of the int,i-rference iands are
determined only by the dispersion characteristii',-,a of the inv,.--qt-i-
gated object. ',"s2Qatially, thl-I jnr;~tbod invc1v(-;iP two wavclen '~ t 4'hi~,
U
oni; of which is half the other', radj.ateed by a hologx-lial of a phased
object on photomat:;rial i,,ith a light lran.,,,~iriistoiility ttlilch i;~,, a nor.-
lin.ear function of th-j illLmination on it. In, 1;:he prosent paper,
1/2

USSR
IGNATOV, A. B., et al, Zhurn-al Tekhnicheskoy Fimiki, Vol. 41, No. 2, 1971,
pp 417-4Z3
a closer and more detailed look is taken at, this met'hod, and a de.-
scription is Given ol' the firs,; attempt 'to use *.L-kl Ifor int.er.-;fel,cm,~A-
rid investigation of a plasma. The authors foun-d that dispersion
interferometry gives r,~sults whic&ara.inferior to those of their
method. They are with the A. F. loffe Physico-Teclaiical Institute
of Leningrad.
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I
-ITLE--INfERFERENTIAL WaLOGRAPHIC 1NIVEST16"TIGN 01: APLASMA JEr USING THE
FUNCAMENTAL i~REQUENCY AND THE. SECOND HARYONIC OF A ROBY LA-'ER -u-
~AUTHLjR-(02)-8Uk,-AK(JV, A.P,t 91moylKAYAt G.V.
CCUNTRY EF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-ZHURNAL TEKFNICHEK01 FILIKI, VCL HAka~ 19 7tr~ P. 660t 661-
:DATE PUSL ISHEC---10
-SUBJECT ARrAS-PKYS ICS'
TOPIC TAGS-KUBY LASER, LASER E1115SLON HELIUH N E014 LASER, H 0 L 0 GA A M
PLASMA JET
CCUTRICL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS.
POCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASS IF I E0
:PAOXY REEL/1-RAME--1994/1254 STEP Ni)--UR/005?tlo/GqO/000/0660/0661
CIRC. ACCESSICN NO-AP011521t

Z/2 049 UNCLASSIFM~-- PROCESSiNG DATE-20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NG-AP0115271
A&STRACT/EXTRACT-(Ul Gp-c- A'B'STRACT*- OESCRIPTION OF THE USE OF T"E
FUNCAPENTAL ANO SECOND hARMONIC EMISSIONS OF A SINGLE RUBY LASER SOURCE
TO OBTAME LNTERFERENCE HOLOGRAMS OF A LO,W TEMPERATURE NITROGEN PLAS14A
FORPEC IN A CC PLASMATRC14. HCLOGRAPIS CGRRESPONOING TO T140 DIFFERENT
qAVELENGTHS 6ERE SIMULTANEOUSLY RECORDED ON THE*:,v).AME PHOTGGRAPHIC PLATE.
RECCNSTPUCTION WITH THE AID OF A K-NE LASER RESULTED IN SPATLALLY
RESCLVED INTERFEROGRAMS OF THE PLAS14A JET, CORRESPONDING TO THE TWO
-iiAVELENGTHSIS FACILITY: AKAOtMI-1A NAUK:ISSSRJJ~
FIZIKC-TEKHNICHESKIL
INSTITUTt LENINGRADO USSR'
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USSR UDC 615,616.24-003.656.6
TIMCHENK01 A. N., PROTSEMM, G. A.1 OSTROVSKAYA., 1. S.
"Hygienic Characteristic of a New Form of Amorphous Silicon
Aerosil"
V sb. Materialy X,11.1-KXII plenumov Resp. komis, po borlbe s sili-
kozom (Materials of the Twenty-first to Tiventy-second Plenums of
the Republic Corunission for ControllijiG Silicos�s--Collectlon of
Works), Kiev, Naulcova dum!,ca, 1972, pp 165-170 "Fron RZIi--Farniako-
logiya. Khimioterapevticheskiye Sredstva. Toksikolo--iya, No 3,
liar 73, Abstract No 3.54-881)
Translation: Poisori�xv- rats for three montlisv.,ith Acrosil dust
(amorphous Siog),-1-300 (first group) a-nd Aerosil modified with
dimethyl-dichl6rosil tic and butyl,alcohol (second group; concen-
t-ration 100-120 mg/ml) was accompanied by the development of
typical pulmonary silicosis more sharply expressed in the animals
of.the first group. USSR) KharIkOV,jnstitute of Hygiene of
Labor and Professional Disease.
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_(y !5
:TITLE-CHANGES IN THE PHOTOCHEMICAL ACTIVITY OF CHLOROPLASTS AND THEIR
'~...~_FRAGMENTS PROnUCEO BY ENZYMIC HYDROLYSIS -U
7:1UTHOR -OSTROVSKAYAo L., 144NUILSKAYAt.~S.q YAKOVENK.Oi G.. t
t OUNTRY~ OF tNFD--USSR
-,~.SOURCE' OOKL. AKAOS NAUK SSSR 1970t 190(2), 466-71-
..DATE.PUBLISHED ------- 70
USjECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
-JOPIC-TAGS-PLANT PHYSIOLOGYv ENZYMEt PHOTOCNEMISTR~Yt CHLOROPLAST
_CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTPICTIONS
%~CUMENT.CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
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Z/2 015 UNCLASSIO EO' PROCESSING DATE
CtRC ACCESSION NO--AT0101846
A.RSTRACT/rEXTR ACT-- (1J) GP-0- ABSTRACT. I-SOLATED CHLOROPLASTS A.ND
DIGITONIN P.RAGMENTS OF 12-14 DAY SEEOLINGS:OF REAS WERE C-XAMD. FOR
PHnTDCHEM. ACTIVITY TN REDN..DF, NADPAN THE~PRESEFNCE.OF ELECT'40N DON3RS
AND FERRICYANIDE. RESULTS OF TREATMENT WITH PAP~AINI TRYPSIN, AND
GALACTOLIPASE WERE ALSO EXAMD., THE AEON. OF NADP WAS MOST SENSITIVE TO
THE ACTION.OF GALACTOLIPASE; TRYPSIN A FFECTED T MUCH LESS, AND P4PAIN
INSIGNIFICANTLY. AS TO FERRICYANTWREDHi, ~~AAIALJOLIPASE TREArMENT HAD
_R YP
ALMOST NO EFFECT, PAPAIN AND ESP. TRY 'P51N RVU E.0 THIS ACTIVItY
CONSIDERABLY. - THE. -EXPOSURE. OF. THE A. IN 'THF. 2 PAPtS OF THE .
PHOTOSYSTEM IS VER'~ OIFFERFNT FOR' 2 KINDS 4CT[VITY CITED.
2KIN
EVIDENTLY,THE BONDING OF LEUCINE*AND.GLYCINE IS~UNIMPORTANT FOR THE NAD
,.''.ACTIVE SYSTEM AND RELATIVELYMORE IMPORTANT FDR11HE FERRICYANIDE ACTIVE
SYSTEM*
UNCLASS

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EXPERIMENTS -U-
.~-'AUTHOR-(04)-EMANUELt N-M-t VERMELF YE,,M.t OSTROVSKAYAs L.A.# KUKHARENKOP
wosto,
1.)COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--INST. CHEM. PHYS., MOSCOW,~USSR:
.,.-SOURCE
,.-.,DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
UBJECT AkEAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
i*.TOPIC-TAGS--ANTINEOPLASTIC DRUG, UREA DE:RIVATIVE,NITROSO COMPOUND, DRUG
ONTRUL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~".OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'-PR'QXY REEL/F-RAME--1995/2043
STEP NO--UR/0506/70/016)003/0046/0054
.CIRC ACCESSION, NO--AP0117286
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 016 UNC L A SS I Fj I EID PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
ACCESSION NG--APOLL7286
--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT' NITROSOMETHYLURE-All
9ABSTRACT/EXTRACT
--~~'NITROSOETHYLUREAir OR NITROSOPROPYLUR~A GIVEN S.C. TO MICE WITH ASCITES
SARCOMA 180 OR EHRLICH TUMORS CHANGED THE PARAMETERS OF THE KINETIC
EQUATIUNS GOVERNING TUMOR GROWTHo NITROSOETHYLUREA WAS THE MOST
EFFECTIVE, AND NITROSUPROPYLUREA rHE LEAST EFFECTIVE, IN REDUCING THE
GROWTH RATE. ALL 3 COMPOSe GREATLY INCREASED THE UOUBLING TIME OF THE
TUMOR CELL POPULATION. . A LARGE DOSE OF A DRUG GIVEN ONCE WAS MORE
EFFECTIVE THAN MULTIPLE DOSES GiVEN IN ~SMALLER AMOUNTS.
INST. CHEM. PHYS., MOSCOW9 LISSR.
UNCLASSIFIED
- ------- ---- ---
ill, P11,11! lit

UDC 581-132 - 19
VOMMAJ-L. K., Institute. of Plant Physiology, Academy of Sciences,
blaa n1a I "Trav
"Fragmentation of Plant Cbloroplasts as a Method for Studying the Creanization
Of Photosynthetic Units"
Kievp Fiziologiya i Biokbiviya Kulturnykh Rasteniy, Vol 3, NO 3, 1071, pp 252-263
Abstract: This is a review of reze&rch done at the author's De-Dart!rent of
Photosynthesis and Biochemistry as well as of the published literature devoted
to the fragmentation of chloroplasts by detergents. Also covered are studies
of the effects of light and heavy Nrtlales, The of di.,~aggregat ion of
chloroplaztu and of the properties of membrane fragmentz of tilakoids, which
aromore or less coniplex molecular system- containing vaxious collections of
pigments, enzymes, wid coenzymes, eraerged as a mjor field of research in the
late sixties. Boardmin and his group were first to iso2ate molecula:, aggregates
of chloroDlast merabrares corresponding to photochemical systems I and II, that
is, they could isolate so-called photosynthetic units e-jrA obtain them in a
relatively pure form. Since then a number of detergents have been found to be
Suitable fox the fragmentation of plant chloroplasts wid chloroplasts of chroma-
tophoric bacteria, in addition to the original digitonina Triton X-100, which
MMIM11 M-11

USSR
OSTROVSKAYA, L. K., Fiziologiya i Biokhimiya Kulturnykh Rasteniy, Vol 3, No 3,
1971, PP 252-263
(at a concentration of only 0.007%) accelerates thephotoreaction with ferri-
cyanide, (216-dichlorophenol)indophenoll =1 other oxidizing a.getts. At
detergent concentrations of 0.01-0.0255, the Hill reaction Is largely inhibited.
It had been found also that Triton X-100 has a desti,-icsive effect on photo-
system II, extracting chlorophyll nore Intensively tbmn does dir-itonin. The
author's group set out to study more Intensively the diffem-nee between detler-
gents digitonin and Tritcn X-100. Some details of this stwiy are eiven. They
found that Triton X-100 leads to partial breakdown of both photosystenm. Triton
affects the lipid componentz; of either systen. Data on the 11pid diatribution
fx7
in fragment -actionz obtained from corit chloroplasts a:ce 1!,Iven. Electron
niaroacope studdies shomed that Triton X-100 attacks tho 8urrace of chloroplact
grain discs. The woik of a number of other authors la reviewed add diacussed,
including various methods developed for mechaa-deal breakdowr. of chloroplasts,
the photophasphox~jrlatlon mechanism (which was studied by various institutes of
-the Soviet Union), low-temperaturee fluorescence spectroscopy used in the study
of the effect of hydroly-tic enzymes on the structure of chlox-oplasts or on the
photochemical activity of the latter. Other xvseaxch 4izcusaed pextains to the
glycerides a comprehensive
use of galactolipase and its effect on digalactosyldi
213

OSTROVSKAYA, L. K., Fiziologiya i Blokhimiya KultuxryNh Rasteniy, Vol 3, No 3,
1971, PP 252-263
study performed at the author's laboratory. It was found that galactolipase
completely inhibits any photochemical reaction of the light fragments. The
fluorescence and abzorDtion spectra mereimeasured at xoom temperature and at
-L he
770K. A table with daia, on goaactolipid content In chloroplasts and heavy
and light fragments is given. The results are compared with those obtained by
Verron et al.
3/3

USSR UDG 615.214.22:547.869(Ptorphenazinum)
LYUBIM-OV, B. I., RAYEVSKIY, K. S BARKOV, N. K., and
KROLEVETS, G. N., Laboratory of the Pharmacology of Nervous System, Pharma-
cology Institute, Academy of Meaica Science USSR, Moscow
"Neurotropic Properties of Fluzophenazinell
Moscow, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, Vol 34, No 3, May-Jun 71, pp 287-290
Abstract: Neurotropic properties of fluzophenazine -- 10-(~ -[4-0-Ilvdroxv-
dihydrochioride
ethyl)-pipersinyl.-11-propyll-2--:trifluoromethylplienotliiazine
were investigated. The drug was found to be a higUy potent neuroleptic.
It produced catalepsy, inhibited conditioned reflexus of avoidance, spon-
taneous motor activity, averted phenamine-induced h!~peractivity, prolonged
and potentiated the anesthesizing effect of sodium thiopental and hexo-
barbital, synchronized EEG, and blocked. EEG-activation provoked by an
acoustic stimulant and phenamine. Fluphenazine is na extremely potent
antiemetic. Compared with triftazin,,fluphenazine is less toxic and
exceeds trifluoperazine in neurotropic activity.

WSR UDC 6.16_Qa8.92Z.J_94_Q9
ZAKUSOV, V. V. arA,Pq;~~QVSILklk, &_ U-, Lahzrat=7 of liervous System Pharma- -
cology (Dir. Academy of Medical Soiences V.. V.. Zakusov),
Institute of Pharmacology. L35R. Academ~r at'gedical, Sciences., Moscow
*Increased Resistance of Mice ta- HyDoxjA- Under tha. Influence- of.. Tranquilizers
of the Benzodiazepine Series"
Moscow, Byulleton Eksperimantabqay- Biolag~d. i Medits~ny, 7ol. 71.,, No 4, Feb 71,
pp 45-47
Abstract: H~poxila frequently acco=anies surgery aa A result of oxygen do-
ficiency of the Plasma in peripharal. vossa1s, Also, ~mrpoxU nay develop at
Various stages of an operation, ouch as in,ixiterrupt1ci of' blood circul-,zion.
It is therefore important to zt-,Ldy all~coqwunds adid:ii3towei dilring opera-
tions for their affects on hypoda. T'he effect of di~Wzepaa, chlordia z er~ oxide.
arA nitrazepam on the surv-1val tisae of white mice J.1i it test t~hamber vita re-
duced oxygen contwant (8-7 vol. ~) was s-zvdlei. The test substances were ad-
ministered intraz)eritaraeally im dases- of W mg/1-g. xoprobarmte (in doses of
50 and 100 ng/kg) and aminazin- OIL doses- of 5 ani ZO ing/kg) were included in
this study for comparison purpoaas~ Diazepam (at doses substantiallybelow
toxic doses) was. most effective im prolonging the survival or. Mice - urd(Dr the
1/2

USSR
ZAICUSOV, V. V., et al, Byulletem Eksperimentalnoy Blolog-li j. Keditsiny, Vol 71,
No 2, Feb 71, pp 45-47
above canditions, but the other trancluilizers also exhibited beneficial Offects.
Keprobamate arxi aminazzin did not show a pronoxuiced protecti7e effect. It was
postulated that the antispaszodic effect and the hyjodynaxia effect, whic:, are
of great importance for the activity of ba-rbiturates!dia--ing hypoxia, are not
essential for benzodiazeplne derivative5. Rather, tho protective eereat of
these co=ou:Us is at-E'ribu-ted to same smecific intetclentian in the metabolism
whereby the zensiti:,rity of the tissues to vVgen insufficJ.~--nqy is reducad.
Preliminary ex?erinents L-Ldicated that the cortical 4truct%Lres of tho brain
especially appear tQ derive onhawed resista-nee To oa~Aen deficioncy. it was
concluded that diazap= w:U1 lind c1 I n4 cal., use.

USSR uDc 615-P14-2.015.45.6a2.26
sl~ MOTISKAYA, if. B., ZAKUSOV, V. V., and CaMIMIA, Z. N.J?
Laboratory of the Pharmzcology of th Nex-rou System., ILStitlte of Pharmacology,
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, 14.6scov
"Tie Effect of Sodium Oxybutyrate on Oxidative Processes Iii Bz-aln Tissue Daring
Hypoxia"
Moscov, Byulleten' Zcsperimentalnqy Biologiyi iMleditsi To 1, 1 70, P. 70- 2
Abstract: Ex-,)erirents with mice demonstrated the ability o r~ 7J. i u; rox:~butyrate to
increase the intensity of oxidative processes the cerebral cca
Ln -tex and Vae spinal
cord under conditions of normal respiration. Me abiliry of sodiwr, oxyb-utyrat--_ to
prevent the development of inhibition of tissue respi-ratioa in anirals under con-
-t -it n thi pect,
ditions of hypoxia was also shown. It 'was deemor-stratted: Olw s re 6
sodium oxybutyratte differs from typical narcotics and tranquiltz"--rG. Neither
nenbutal nor aminazin reduced the degree of inhibition of tissue respiration
caused by h)jxxxia.

1/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT76
TITLE--THE INFLUENCE OF SCME DEPAIMING SVBSTANCiES ON THE INOUCEO REFLEX
PYRAMIDAL RESPONSE -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-OSTROVSKAYAP R.U., MARKOVICH#, V.V.
--USSR
,,.,COUNTRY OF INFO
SOURCE-8YUL LET EN1 EK SPER I MENTAL ONDY BIDLOGIZ I MCGITSLiplyl 19701 VOL 69,
NR 51 PP 55-59
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,,,`~_'SUBJECT AREAS--BIGLOG.ICAL AND -RED4 CAL SCIENCES
~j 0 P I CTAG,S--NARCUTIC, REFLEX, CENTRAL NERYOUS SYSTVi STIMULANrl ORuG
EFFECT
-~CQNTROL MARK I NG--f4U k E S I k 10 1 ONS
DOCU14ENT Cl. A S S--UNCLA SS I F I ED
".PROXY REEL/FRAME-1990104114 STEP Ni)--UR/r)219Y?0/049/005/0055/0059
CIRC ACCESSION NO-APOW912,
UNC L Ass IF 16 0_
I M-W -I =M

2/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
--AP0120912
-C IRC ACCESSION NO
~l ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT' IN ACUTE EXPERIMENTS ON 30 CATS
THE AUTHORS INVESTIGATED T14E INFLUE;CE- OF NARCOTICS .(SODIUM THIOPENTHAL
AND SODIUM OXYBUTYRATE), STIMULANTS 16EMEGRIDE AND CAFFEINE) AND
NEUROLEPTICS (CHLORPROMAZINE AND TRTPHTHAZIPtE) ON THE RESPONSE OrCURRING
IN THE BULBAR PYRAMIDS IN ELECTRUDERMIAL STIMULATION. THE STUOIED
NARCOTICS PEVEALED A CAPACITY TO SUPPRESS THE REFLEX VYkAMIDAL kESPONSE.
UPON ANALYSIS OF THIS EFFECT IT IS SHOWN TH~T OUT OF THE WI40LIl: REFLEX
ARCH, PARTICIPATING IN THE REALIZATIONIOF THIS kESPONSEF THE GREATEST
SENSITIVITY TO NlAkCOTiCS ELICITE INTRACORTICAL CONNECTIONS WHICH CARRY
OUT THE SWITCHING 6ETWEEN SENSORY AND MOTOR REGI~ONS (IF THE CORTEX. THE
REFERRED TO EFFECT COULD BE ELIMINATED 8Y sr[MULANTS. IT 15 SriQW(4 THAT
NEUROLEPTICS INHIBIT NEITHER THE REFI.EX PYrRAMIDAL kE-SP[)NSF* NOR THE
- I- 10 IN
INTRACORTICAL RESPLINSE, OCCU14RING IN.THE MOTOR RiEto IN STIMULATION OF
THE FIRST SOMATOSENSURY AREA. 'FACILITY: INSTIJUTE OF
PHARMACOLOGY OF THE ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES.OF THE USSR, MOSC04.

1/2 035 PROCESSING DATE-230CTIO
TITLE--NEUROTROPIC PROPERTIES UF A141NOHYDROXYACETIC AND GAMMA
A..lIN0HY0R0XY13UTYRIC ACIDS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-OSTROVSKAYAt R.Uor ARTEMENK0v G.N4v KAEVSKIY9 K.S.
.COUNTRY OF.INFO--USSR
SOLIRCE--FARMAKOL. TOKSIKOL. (MOSCOW) 4970, 3312),~ 137-42
-DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL~SCIENCES
~--TOPIC TAGS--AMINE DERIVATIVE, HYDROXYL RADICAL, MOUSE, TOXICITYt
'STHETIC, ANTICONVULSANT
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, ACETIC ACID, RUTYRIC ACID, ANE
DRUGv LIVER# ENZYME
OL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CCWT.r,
VOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
~~-~_.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0792 STEP NO--LJR/0390,/70/033/002/Cjl37/01 42
:_-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119699
UNCLASS[FIED

2/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119699
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AOSTRACT. AMINOHYDROXYACETIC ACID (20 MG-KG)
AND GAMMA AMIN~, LIXYBUTYRIC ACID (40 MG-,KG) 41VEN 14P. T M CE
'HYDR' 0 1
POTENTIATED THE ANESTHETIC EFFECTS OF NA THIOPENTAL-t NA 3A~.BITAL, AND NA
HYDROXYBUTYRATE. THE ACIDS ACTED DI.RECTLY ON NEUROTROPIC COMPONENTS AS
WELL AS INDIRECTLY BY INHIBITING L17VER ENZYMES WHICH METABOLIZE THE
ANESTHETICS, GAMMIA AIMINO11YOROXYBUTRIC ACID AT 20 M(;-KG GIVEN [.V. TO
RABBITS POTENTIATED THE STIMULATORY EFFECT OF GAMMA Ajtl9N'08UTYRfC AC[O
(20 MG-KG I.V.) ON THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM. AMIN0HYDRGXY4CETIC ACID
'(62.5 MG-KG-I.P.) REDUCED THE TOXICITY APX' LeT"i~LITY OF SEMICARBAZIDE
12 00 MG-KG I.P.) IN MICE BY 70PERCENT, WHEREAS GAMMA AINI-NJOHYDROXYBUTYRIC
ACID REDUCED TOXICITY BY 71PEIZCENT AT 62.5 MG-K(, I.P. AND LETHALITY BY
50PERCENr AT 50 MG-KG. HIGHER DOSE$ OF. THIS LATrER COMPO. WERE LESS
EFFECTIVE, GAMMA AM[NOHYDROXY6UTYRIC ACID PARTIALLY PROTECTED MICE
AGAINST CONVULSIONS INOUCED BY CURAZOLE (100 MG-4KG S.Co)y STRYCHNIN~
(2 5 MG-KG S.C.), AND NICOTINE (0-5 MG-KG I.V.l. FACILITY: LAB.
FA~MAKO. NERV. SIST.t INSTo FA~ MAKOL*,t MOSCOW9 USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 032 UNCL AS S I F I ED PROC ESSINIGP DATE--020CT70
TI,TLE--EFFECT OF SODIUM OXYBUTYRATE 0.4 OXYDATION IN BRAIN TISSUE UNDER
HYPGXLA -U-
~~AUTHOR-(04)-VYSQTSKAYAt N.6.v ZAKUSOV, V.V., OSTROVSKAYA, R.U., CHUMINA,
Z.N.
~-CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~: ~.SOURCE-BYULLETENI EKSPERIMENTAL'NOY BIOLOGII I 14EOITSINY, 1970, VOL 69,
NR -4, PP,70-72
_..,DATE. PUBLISHED--70
--.'SURJEGT AREAS-BIOLOGIcAL AND-MEDICAL SCIENCES
.40PIC TAGS--GXIOATIONv BRAINt HYP0XIAw RESPIRATION, RAY, NARCOTICt
FRANOU I L I ZER SODIUM COMPOUND
G Ocrcl"-~ICT16NS
-PROXY REFL/FRAME--1988/1532 STEP NO--UR/0219/'10/061?/00,t/007C-/0072
cipc ACCESSION NG--AP0106328
UNCLASSIFIED

212 032 UNCLASS[OIE0 PROCESSf%u' DATE--02-)k'-TIO
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106328
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE ABILITY OF 500lUl OXYBUTYRATE
TO INCREASE THE INTENSITY OF OXIDATfON fh BRAIN CORTEX AND BqAf% STE4
UNDER CONDITIONS OF NORMAL RESPIRATION AND To PREVEAir INH13[TION OF
TISSUE RESPIRATION DEVELOPING IN ANIMALS UNDER-HYPOXIA WAS ESTABLISHED
IN EXPERIMENTS ON RATS. IT WAS DEMONSTRATED THAT SODIUM OXYSUTYRATE IN
.,THIS RESPECT DIFFERS FROM TYPICAL NARCOTICS ANO TRANIQUILISERS. NEITHER
NEMBUTAL, NOR AMINAZINE REOUCED THE DEGREE OF bmia-trION OF THE TISSUE
RESPIRATION CAUSED BY HYPOXIA.
UINCLASSIFIED

_- 7--- , v, '' ' ' TEI
SW r PRdUSS!NG DA .---13NOV70
TRANSFCKAATICNS~ OF MAGNE.5ov-~~ CALCIUM,, STkONT~UP, ZINC#
TITLE
AND CAPMIUA rETRAFLUOR060RATES OE'A IJG'
AUTHOR-f02)-QSTRQVSKAYAj T.V., AH[ROVA'~S.A.
Pitt,
COUNTRY Of INFO--USSR
NEORG. KHIM. 1970t, 1'5(3)j~ 657-60.
DATE PUBL ISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-DEHYDRAT-ION, THERMAL DVKOMPOSITILIN, &ORATFj C~IEMICAL REACTIoN
RATEi MAGNE-SIUMv ZINC COMPOUND, CADMIUM COMINJUNDo CALCIUM COMPOUND,
STRONTIUM COMPOUNDI.FLUORINE.DERIVA'rivt
~;~::CCNTROL MAPKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1883 STEP '-,;O-UR/OOTB/70/0151003/0657/0560
~:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115702
UNCLASSIFIED

nz
-~'.(ED I" PROCESSING DAtE--13NOV70
021-- VINCLAS S I
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0115702
ABSTRACTIEXI'RACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTo DEHYDRATION ACCOMPANIED WITH A
SIMULTANECUS DECOMPN. TOOK PLACE ONIHEATING MG(11F SU,310 SUB?-.',H SUB?- a
CRYSTAI. AT 1650EGREES
AND SR(BF SU84) SUB.2.4H SUB2 0 LOST~H SUB2 0 0~1
AND 1470FGREES, RESP.s WITH A PARTIAL OU-COMPN. A C014PLETE OECOMPN. OF
THE RESULTING FLUCROBORATES UCCURRED AT GREATER THAN 260DEGREES AND
GREATER THAN 300DEGREESi RESP. DTA SHOWED rHAT TEMP4 OF THE START OF
OECOMPN. GF MILBF SU84) SUB-2.NJH SU82 O-INCREASED WITH:14 IN! THE ORDER: MG
IS SMALLER THAN Ut 15 SMALLER THAN Cp IS S14ALLER,;FHAN CA IS SMALLER THAN
FACILITY: PERM6 POLITEKH. 1,NST*t PEkM, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

J
TIM, 5143.70
V N1 -QST! V . and KON KOVA, 0. V., All-
DZI ONT (7 , ROVS let.,
-Institute of Chem`
'Unian Scientific 11"esearch Lcal "'Pagents arld Tiltra-
pure Chemical Substances, Moscow, State C omalitteo For Chemistry TISSR
"The '~~c tract ion-P ho tometric Determination of Scandium w-L'th Use- ~%f
1,
1,5-Di-Whydroxy-3', 51,.6-trichlot-ophenyl)-3-acetylformaza-~)'I
Moscow, Zhurnal Analitich-.-skoy Khimii, Vol No 2, FPb 70, op
267-271
Abstract: A numbpr of high- sensit iv.--'ty r.~agents proposod -for use
in the spectrophotomptric determination of scandi
I= (xylpnol orange,
Ptc.) are not very effective in practice if tho-rium, zircaniu-n or
any of a number of ot4pr substances are pres,:~nt. In view of tne
hi-h selectivity of OHTRICRAZ (expansion shown in article title)
Ca
for scandium ions, the authors deveLoped a ncw extraction-p4oto-
mi~tric method based oa this compound.
Scandium was determined in both wolframite 8~nd tungsten
samplos, using as a reagent. The scrivid itim- reagent stoich-
iometric ratio was found to be 1:2; the molar r!xtinction of Lhe
compley, (2.70+0.67).104 for, 675 nm. rhe auth,,)rs also suggest a
quantitative iheth~)d for detfrmining scandium Jin ti,rilysten, wolframite,
slag and salts, based Upon tests wrlich they rarl.

1/2 013 UNCLASSIOIE6 PROCESSING DATE--090Cf70
TITLE-EXTRACTICN AND PHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF SCANDIUM WITH
1,5*BIS(2,HYDRU/',Y,3,5t6,TRLCHLDROPH,ENYI~.1,93%IACEI~,YLFORt4AZAN -U-
AUTHQR-t03)-OZIOMKOw V.A., USTROVSKAYiA v KOtfKUVAv G.Vo
CCzUNTR*Y OF INFO--USSR
~.~7-t-~'.40URCE-ZH. ANAL. KHIM. 1970t 25i2)v ~67-71
&AT F. PU13LISHED---70
.~~"S_UBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
-'~::TOPIC TAGS-CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, SOLVENT, EXTRACTION? SCANUIUM, PHOTOMETRIC
ANALYSIS
MARKING--NO RESTRICT16NS
OCUMENT CLASS CLASSIFIEO
---..PROXY REEL/FRAPIE--1994/1918 STEP NO--UR/0075/70/025/00210267/0271
ACCESSION NO-AP0115732
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PKOCE5$ING OAfE--09OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGiN NJ-AP0l 15732
'.~AbSTkACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP--~O- ABSTRACT.
1,5wBlS(2iiiYDROXY,3,5,6rTRICHLORU.RqENYL)v3tACE-TYLFURMALA,4 (1) WAS
SYNTHETI-2-ED AND STUDIED AS A REAGENT FOR SC DETN. I IS A CINNAMON
COLORED P01-11DER, M.P. ZOZ.3DEGKEES AFTER RECKYSTN FROM BOILL,~G C SU86 H
SUB6. I REACTS WITH SC IN A 2:1 MOLAR RATIU; MAK. Ai3SL)k3ANCE OF THE
COMPLEX 15 AT 675 Niki AND THE MOLAR ASSORPTIVITY IS (2.70 PLUS OR MINUS
0.6-7) TIMES 10 PRIME4. IMAX~ ABSUR3ANCE OCCURS IN THE PH RANGE 4.7-6.5.
A QUANT. METHOD IS DESCRIBED FOR THE DETN. OF SC. IN 140L FRAM ITE IN WHICH
THE SL IS EXTD. 141T.1,1 A SOLN. OF I IWETOACP AND A QUAL., METHOD FOR Sc
DETECTION IN SALTS AND SLAGS. THM), ZR(I.V), Y(IIIJ, LAIIII)t
140(ill), Pk(lll)l 51.14(111)r ER(lil), AND MN(H), LOOO FOLD AMTS., AND
BIJIII)y AND INIIII), 25 F00 AMTS., DO NOT INTERFERE, CUM),
AL(111)
FE11711), GA, ZNv Pnl'a")* HGII-I'.)'I: HG(l)", V*(V)', F PRI'ME NEGATIVEs
SO SUB4 PRIME2 NEGATIVE, ANU PQ SU64'PRIMF-'3 NEGATIVE DO.
FACILITY: ALL UNION SCI. RESs 4NSTo CHEM. REAGENTS SPEC. PURE CHEM.v
IOSCOWt USSR.
_UINC LASS I F-I-PO

USSR UDG 669.0l.-539.4.015
CHERNYAK, N. I., WIZHNIK, S. B., and OSIROVSKAYA. V. P., Xnatitute of Nechan-
Academy of Sciences Ukrainian1�1S1-R*," ev:
ics,
"Change In the Structure and Mechanical Properties of Stainless Hartensite-
Aged Steel During Plastic Deformation"
Kiev, Fiziko-Khimicheskaya Mekhanika Materialov, Vol 6, No 6, 1970, pp 28-32
Abstract: The phenomenon and several structural causes of hardening of
EP-288 and EF-410 stainless Martensite-aged:steels were studiedwith a pre-
determined combination of preliminary deformatida and agipg, Preliminary
deformation intensifies the hardeninS process and signifipantly increases
the strength of the steel with optimal treatmdat conditioas. The structural
hardening factors are related to the Influence of preliminary 4e.-formation
~on the stress state of the Hartensite in the aged steel~',~the yKocess of
separation and the nature of the distribution of interme4allide and carbide
age##
h
P

USSR U D?,,' 620-17
GORB, M. L Q3TR(',ff3~:E (Kiev), Institute of the Problems
Of Nateri cademy-of~s6ien'ces,~ Ukrainiah SSR
"A Chamber and Mechanical Tonsometers-for Testing Tubular Speci-
mono at Low TomDeratures"
Kiev, Problemv -105
,,.Proohnosti, No 10, 1970,,Pp 101
Abstract: A design is proposed for a low-tempimaturo attachment
to installations for testing tubular specimens for the combined
action of an axial load and internal pressurso'-A description is
given of the design of mechanical tensometemintendod for the
measurement of longitudinal and tranavorse detormations of tubu-
lar saMlea deformed irl. a low-tenpar*ture ObAdhor, 3 f igura B,,
3-bibliagraphio entries,

6-.04427e UR 0482
oviet 'Inventions Illustrated,, Saction II Electrical, Derwent,-.
.243216 INTERF&WTCE RKSOLVO. ER. can be applied for
measurffig the reso1v power of Otical:i
systems, producing animige, or Oome parts of the
~Optical objectives,:screens, etc.,:.The resolvoinater
contains a source'of coherent tight::a telescopic
system widening the lighk pencilland a system
deviating it, which consists of~onehalf-lens only.
'ilows. The light
The suggested device,vior*ks as f0
flow from a coherent source of light (laser He,'- We)
is directed on to the~telescopic,system 2 and 3,
which widens the light
-pencil and.from there on to
the deviating optical syOtqm (piate'4), placed,tin
bottom half of thearea, Of'visibn And cylindri6al
half-lens 5, mounted on he upper half of the area
of vision and on the tested system.6, as EA. on
photoemulsion.
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LISSR UDC 576.343
X - , ~A ,
-YUKOV, V, I., BORE"T'WA, S. F. , GCLJFTWD, 11. G. C., EL")TY
Bili I
D, G. lqx~ 9' FIRG, 1'. Old CG;~j.QY~l In L u t o,
Blochomiltz" Ir,)A A. :~, ha"ll, ',C:td -rij, o IS C i C i C U S S ~i 0 1
,COIJ, a.J'C~. Cf
of Ch-,mical Phy~:ics, Acadutny of US:.,!; 11 11~10F
EpidemioloSy and I-licro'bioloa- ir-au-ni. F. Gaiialey-,,
"Inve3ti;ation Of Strucill'a.-al ill v Of thj
Spin- Prolux- Eethodt Clivaiges in Bactruclal
Iloscow, Biolzhtrdya, V oi. -16, .1"o 6, NOV/ Doc 71 pp 1149-1155
Abstracti To dllangc:-. induccd bi bactc-rial by
flure ch~-al-Us "'it;h-ill ZL ted zxd
menbimnes of 1.1, lysodel!.-~icus arii coli wt~,ma w,,,[
free intincxYl radicals
(I) and 2,2,6,6-tet-i=- ;!i i-'-_I,-4-ca-,--, ~-y-
f'T
au,-~ i""dicalorz; Of
loxyl.-Pi na-K.J 65--~~ 1. -0 k
Cl- I .....
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USSR
BMIM011, V. I., et al., BiokhImlya, Vol. 36, No 6, Nov/D c 71 pp 1149-11z5
tempavtur-as su,- ost that high tei',:-;p;Drature inducca confox-zatim
e pro-
cin frac-tion, and these ir e structu--.*,.l troinsfort.--ttAons
tions in th 4 duc
in the lipid fraction of ba-ctv;2xial

Acc. Nr:
Ref. Code: UR 0016
0004416r
PRIMY SOURCE: Zhurnal.Hikrobiolog Epidemiologii, i
Immunobiologiii, 1970,Ar
PP '76 -7 1?
ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE SECTIONS
OF BR. ABORTUS AND SUIS CELLS AT VARIOUS PERIODS
S
OF THEIR INTERACTION WITH THE MRPUSCLES
OF Tb PHAGE:
N. N. 0strovskaiia, A. A. AMIangkin, Z. &.Tolmacheva
In ultra-thin Eections of Br. ibortus and 5uis cells prephred after a different period of
contact with corpuscular Tb phage there was revealed a principal difference in the interaction
of the phage and cells of the mentioned species of brucella. Various periods of interaction of
the phage and cells were revealed in the sections of Br. ahortw cells: the time of adsorption,
the intracellularly localized reproduced corpuscles of the phage and their exit; changes,in
submicroscopic structure of Br. abortas cellis:were also noted. Interaction of Br. suis cells
with the corpuscles of Tb phage were limited'by the process of adsarpfion. This pointed I the
LO
fact that the lysis of Br. suis cells observed in the presence of multiplicity of infection is
conditioned by clysis from without;,.
%F&AM

USSR
UDC '021.396.677
KOMISSAROV, YA. S., PAVLYUK, V. A., KMOSHEYEV, M r., OSTgOVSKAYA, L. S.
"Experimental Study of a Diffraction Problem"
Radiotekhnika. Resp. mezhved. nauchno-~-tlbkhn. sb. Otadio Engineeringo Republic
Interdepartmental Scientific and Technical Collection), 1970, vyp. 14, pp 106-
109 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract~No 031)
Translation: The diffraction properties of periodic antenna arrays are in-
vestigated. There are 3 illustrations and a 3-antry bibliography.

USSR UDC: 576-858.9
OSTROVSKAYA, N.N., =TYKE!, A.A., and TOMAMPIA, T.A., Institute of EpidemialoFf
9!~' r_C_rOUOIogy imeni Gasaleya, Academy: of IMedical Sciences, USSR
Elect-ron-Microscope Study of Br. abortus and B. suis Cells lit Different
Teriods of interaction with 71b Ft-ase Particles"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epiaemiolosii i II=-,unob-I.cjloC_I,, 110 2, 1970,
76-78
Abstract: A f,,Lndameatal diff-Perence -.ras noted in the interacLion of Tb phaIrr-
particles with cells of the two Brucalla species. In of ultr----
thin sections of Br. abortus .7 cello with adsorbed phage particles were seen
after It'-3 hourz of contact. After 06-9 hours of contact, reproduccd pt',rticles
were clearly visible wi-~hin the cells against the bachirround of cyzoplaszz.
There 'k-erc also ultritotnictural chmige.-'i In the zi=leuii and tzi!ll, wall. T~je
ef-fect of the pli,- e on 13. ouis vao quite differeub. Th!i.- prepuraLlunL COrl-
_1
'Itzirxed phage-free, unaltered cella or cello vith adsorted particleE. Eq
mants -with severall B. suis strains failed to roveal -the, PreI3I!n(:(: of 'PI11117.o-
marz, C-le z -.V_-7:Lfn ~~t 2 ce7" s -~-ies o-!' detri+tis obterved in several
Large quant:~'
visual fields ~were indica'z;ivie of destruction of siae celle, -o ibly caused by
"b-sis from wlthout."

USSR UDC 576.341
BINYUKOVY V. 1.) ZHUKOVA, 1. G., and OSTROIYAIU,.R_~.A., Institute of Bio-
chemistry imeni A.*N. Bakh, Academy ~?I`cloences USSR.' Mos cortr
"Evaluation of the Secondary Structure:of Proteins of Bacterial Membranes an
the Basis of Infrared Spectroscopy Data"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 198, No 6, 1971, pp 1,457-1,460
Abstract: The structural organization of protein in Micrococcus lysodeikticus
and Escherichia coli membranes was studied through the infrared spectroscopy
of dry films and also on the basis of the 11 :~: D exchange rate in moist prer.-
arations of intact and defatted membranes. The reason for the study was the
small amount of information on tile state of basic coiiiponents of biological
lipoproteiu membranes. It is noted that the application of many physical
methods such as nuclear magnetic resonance and infrared spectroscopy has
shown that proteins in membr,-w-es of different origins are in an a-spiral
and disordered tangle state and that the B-form is apparent only under
special conditions. Bacterial membranas were previotwly swdied only in a
paper by Lenard and Singer in 1966, who observEd that the parameters of
optical rotatory dispersion and circular dichroism of neiabranes of Bac.
subtilis are very similar to the parameters for erythrocytes, Th�s was
112

112 0 ~'3 UINCVASSIFIED:~
:PROCESSING DATE--16SEP70
T;~.TLE"THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY 4ND,THER14AL.DIFFUSIVITY OF [RON MCNOSILICIDE
u_.
AUTHOR-(03)-KRENTSISP R.P.p OSTROVSKIYt F.T., GELD, P.vo
-~._COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:SOURCE-FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 19707 4124 t 403-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'_:SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC TAGS--IR-ON COMPOUND, THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY, SILICON COMPOUND,
EL ECTR I CAL CONDUC T I V I TY SILICON S E M I.C ON 0 UC. TOR
CN T 0 LIARKING--NO ReSTRICTIONS
jJOCUv+NT CLASS--UNCLASSIF[aD
.'._.~PROXY REEL/FRA.14E--1988/057.3
STFP :4U--IJR/0449t7t)/004#/ODZ/0403/0405
CIRC ACCESSION NiJ--AP0105558
UNCLASS.IFIED.

7 212' 023 UINICLASSI DIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEPTO
CA R CACCESSION NO--AP0105558
,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTkACTo' SINGLE CRYSTALS OF FESI WERE GROWIN
FROM THE MELT BY THE CZ(3CHqALSKI METH007 THE FESI BEING PREPD, FROM
CARSONYL FE ANO SEMICONDUCTOR GRADE Slo THE THERMAL COND. WAS MEASURED
BY USI-IG EQUIPMENT DF-SCRIBFD PREVIOUSLY (L. P. 1:!ILIPPOV, 1967) GVER THE
TEMP. RANGE 400-900DEGREESt WHILE THE ELEC. RESISTANCE WAS MEASURED
POTENTIOMETRICALLY, AN EQUATION IS GIVEN RELATuJG THE ELEC. RESISTANCE
AND THE THERMAL CONO. THIS IS THEN'US.EO TO CALCULATE THE LORENZ NO. FOR
FESI-OVER THE TEMP. RANGE 1200-1600DEGREES WHERE THE ELEC. RESISTANCE IS
ALMOST CONST. THE VALUES nBTAINED.WERE L SUBMIN. EQUALS 3.1 TIMES 10
PRI'ME NEGATIVE8 V PRIME2-DEGREE PRIME2 AND L SUBMAX. EQUALS 3,4 TIMES 10
-PRIME NEGATIVE8 V SUB2t DEGREE PRIME2, !WHICH ARt- ",IGNIFICANTLY HIGHER
THAN THE VALUE FOR METALSt 1, Ef 2.45.TEMES 10.PRIME NEGATIVE8 V
PRIME2-DEGREE PRIME2.
I-E-ft
_LA_SS_Lf_
1 71
'lRyffla-PEM firr-4m.-Ifffm

USSR UDC 539-5. 015
GUREVIC2, YA. B. DI-aTKIYE11, V. N. KOIIYAY4-VI YUV S., OSTFZOVSKIY, G. A.,
and OfTIN, R. 1. , Noscow
"Composite Strengthening of Steel by Hydroextrusion"
Moscow, Fizika i KbWya Obrabotki Materialov, No 4, Jul-Aug., 71, PP 71-76
-pt is made to achieve high indicator.- of strength and
Abstracti An atten-
ductility of structux-al steels by combination methcds of strengtheningi
1) thermomechanic-al treatment-strain aging of martensite and 2) treatment
for an ultra-fine austenite Gi:ain-strain aming of mirtonsite. Experiments
NI '),
were conducted using Cr-I -Si steels:with a =bon content of 0-35,'
A), 0,45% (stool B)t and 0,505, (;5teel C)V TnaI[.Meiit. conArAed of auzteniza-
tion at 9500C, cooling to 850OCo rollingi itater qud .nching, and te=ering for
oiie hour at 20000 (steel A) W-d- 300'C (steel B). Steel C itar, treated to
produce ultra-fine austenite 1:y quenching from 900 00 in c5il tempezIng f or
6
one hour at 2000C, repeated austenization in beeting to 900 C at the -rate of
7 .
i000/sec, water quencn--rg and tempering for one hour at 150 and 300'C.
Deformation of the martensite at room temperature va* acconplished by hydro-
extrusion at preessures up to 25 kbar, Fr;.n the heat treatments mentioned
above the followin6 mechanical -properties vera achieved.

fill
USSR
GUREVICH, YA. B., et al., FIzIka iXhimiya Obiabotki Haterialov, Vo 4,
Jul-Aug 71, PP 71-76
Tensile Yield Elonga- :Reduction in
t kG/m-,12 (kt,,/pj-j2) tion,,.5 Area,
Steel A lbo 145 9 45
-:Zteel B 170-290 140-2-15 .'6-11 20-37
*Steel C 180-265 1-,)0-250 5-12 20-45
property ranges for steels B and C are the result
c3
of introducing variat-jons in the heat treating modess.
Three f1gurest 2 tables, 7bibllogmpbical refere-rices.
2/2
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USSR UDC 669-156.3t620-178
SHEPELYAKOVSKIY, K. Z., arA Y.-G. A.1 Moscow Evening Institute of
Metallurgy, Plant imeni V.
"The Grain "Superhardne3s" of Chilled Steel"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye I Termicheskaya Obrabotka, Metallov, No 4, 1971,
-PP50-53
Abstracti The effect of austenite grain size on the hardness of chilled
steel was experimentally investigated~oa specimens of steals 40 and U8,
(3 x 10 x 110 mm), prepared from, preliminarily Improved skelps, and of
samples (28 mm In diameter) of steel 45, It is demonstrated that the haxdne:~;s
depends linearly on the grain size and that the phase. cold hardening,
determined by the rapid formation of austenite, does not result in a notice-
able increaso of hardness, A rollable exposure of the effect of grain size
on the increase of hardnena of chilled ditool was fourtd to Ixt possible only
on tho baols of a &Tain size Toduation fron 7-6 to 111-15 balic with rates
of 100-1000 deg/sec. A mxdmum Rockwell Superhardnaus of -the ball 2 can be
obtained, Three illustrationag three tables, eight b~ibliographlc references.
1/1

USJC 621.382.5
USSR
ZVYAGINA, E. I., TIKHONOV, V. I.., KILIPENKO, V. V.,
CEEPMAVSKIY, V. V.
"Study of Contact Resistances In Thermoelectric Materials"
Vsb. Nizkotemperaturn. termoelektrich. materialy (Low-Temperature Therm-a-
electric Materials -- Collection of Works), Kisinev,! 1970, pp 44-47 (from
RZh--Elektranika i yeye primenneiye, No 5, 1971, Abstract No 5B187)
Translation: A method is proposed for measurement of the contact resistancesof
thermopiles, based on an increase of the number of svitching lavers in the
specimen. In contrast to the sonde-type, the proposed method has great
sensitivity, gives good reproducibility of results (ov4%, 'Whereas the sonde
type, is as much as 20% [sic]) and makes it possible to measure contact re-
sistance in a wide range of temperature. ..2 ill. 4 ~ref. Author's Abstract.
U-T

USSR UDG 627.81:551.48
KURDOV, A. G., OSTROVSKIY, G. M.
.11FOrmula for Ca cu ating-the Minimum Runoff Norm of, Mountai n [Semimountainous]
Rivers [In the Example of the ~ashkiriASSRJ"
Izuch. i. ispol'z -vodn. resu-rsov SSSR. 1966-1967 V sb. (Study and Use of
USSR River Resources. 1966-1967 -- Collection of Works), Voscm,, Nauka Press,
1970, 49-50 (from RZh-Elektrotekhnika!i Evergetika, 'N"o 2, Feb 71, Abstract
No 2 D16)
Translation: A formula is derived for calculating the minimum runoff norm of
mountain (semimountainous) rivers
Qmin AWI ave + b)(F F0
where H is the average altitude of.the water shed; F is the area of the
ave
watershed; F. is the annual drying (freezing) area of the river channels.

1/2 018 UNCLASSI FlED PROCESSING DATE~--090CT70
.11TITLE-KINETIC MODEL OF THE CATALYTIC,OXIDATIVE DEWOROGE14ATION OF N
BUTEINES OF.lt3tBUTADIENE -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-BAKSHI, YU.M., SNAGOVSKlYv.YU,S.j GURYANUVAI R.N., GELSSHrEYN,
, A.I.v DSTROVSKIY* G.M.
:-'-.-COUNTRY OF-INFO--USSK
SOURCE-NEFTEAHIMLYA 1970, 10(l)v 7-L5
_~,.'.:-DATEI PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
...~.TGPIC TAGS-COMPUTERs CALCULATIONP CHEMICAL REACTIO44 RArEv BUTENEP
UUTADIENE* CATALYTIC 06HYDROGENATIGNi ALGORITHM,
CCNTRCL AARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1992/1887 ST[P NO-UR/0204170/010/001/0007/001-5
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0112867
UPCLASSIFIED

ri ri, u~ --i u tun ;i
2/2 018 UNCLA tSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-OSCL-70
C IRG ACCESSION NG-APOII,~667
ABSTRACIIEXIRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. , A KINErIC MODEL FOR A CO~'P
PROGRAM WAS USED.TO CALC. RATE CONSVS. WITH AN AV. RELATIVE E.Rltct'll
SMALLER THAN.OR EQUAL TO 20PERCENT (20-30PERCENT F01'% O-CONTUG. BY
PRODUCTS) FOR N surENE CONVERSION TO H SUB2 C:CHr-1-1-*C.4 S U 6 2 & 13 DU ~'G
OXIUATIVE DEHYDROGENATION AT 425-70DEGREES OF A BUrENE J:RACTIrJ,,,'
(29.6PERCENT 1, 22.6PERCENT CIS,2, AND 31.6PERCSNT
TRANS92,BUTENE,3.12PERCENT H*SU82 C:CME SU82i 2.3PERCENT I', 1-04D
l0v7PERCENT OTHER C SU82-4 HYDR6CAR8dNSJ-ON AN UPNSUPPO,~ ZTED; PRGIMOTED
'BL-MO CATALYST. AT 470BEGREES WITH A FEED MIXT. CONTr,. C SU34 i SU~~-S'
Ot No AND H SUB2 0 IN A RATIO OF 1:1*8:14.5;3.91 WITH CO'NTACT TIN-E Z...
SEC, CONVERSION AND SELECTIVITY WITHRESPECT TO I.b.!Z-RE.CALCD. TO BE 75
AND.72PERCFNT AND WERE FOUND EXPTL. TO BE 75 AND 611PERCEN7s RE-Sp.
CONSTS ENTERING YNTO-ME" RATE-'6*'UATl,0NS` ~,IEKE-DETW`
A F UN C 10 OF
STEEPEST DESCENT ALGORITHit METHOD FOR FINDING THE HIN* OF
*ACILITY: NA U~'~
IN A AND 6 VALUES OF THE ARAHENIUS-EQUATIONS. F
f1Z.-IgNIN. lNSTa IN- KAP.PUVAt, MOSCOW, USSA.
ASS All ;F T C D
UN C L 'A

1 2 008 Utia'ASSI FIED :PROCESSING DATE--160CI'70
--ON OPTIMAL CONTROL OF PROCESSES WITH PARAMErERS UNDER RESTKICTED
TITLE
PHASE COORDINATES -U-
~AUTHOR-W)-B EREZHINSKIY, T.Aor QSTROVSKIY, G.Ma
so-
c DUN TRY UF INFO--USSR
'..SOURC E NR 2, PP 7-13
-AVTOMATIKA I TELEMEKHANIKA, 1970f
3~_-6ATE PUBL I S HE D------ 7 0
:.~-S-UBJECT---AREAS~~P~ATHE~IAATIC-AL .&C,I.ENC_ES,..MECti...,., AND- MARINE ENGR
,TOPIC TAGS-OPTIMAL AUTOMATIC CONTROL,~AUTOMATIC COINTRQL DESIGN
Offmix MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
L`,'..',W.UffENT CLASS-UNCLA~Sl FIED
~~,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/1974 STEP NO--U;t/,OIQ3i7O/Q.)O/OG2/0007/,0013
..CIRC ACCESSION ND---AP0054772

2/2~ 008' UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
ACCESSION NO--AP0054772
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THERE IS CONSIDERED THE
APPLICATION' OF THE GRAOIENT PROTECTION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION FO AN
OPTIMAL PROBLEM WITH THE PARAMETERS' ANU WITH STiATE VARIABLE INEQUALITY
CONSTPAINTS. THERE,ARE ALSO STATED.THE NECESS:AgY CONDITIONS OF THE
OPTI,4ALITY OF CONTROL FOR THIS PROBLEM'IN THE -F-oRm ANALOGOUS To THE
VARIANT OF THE PRINCIPLE OF MAXIMUM*
UNC

USSR
LINNIIK, Yu. V., I- V~
"Expansion of Random Quantities and Vectors"
Razlozheniya sluchavnykh velichin i vektorov jEnglish version above],
Moscow, Nauka Press, 1972, 479 pages (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal - Kibernetika, No 8, 1973, Abstract No 8 %120 by 6. ChIstyakov)
Translation: This monograph sums up ten years, of studies in the theory
of expansion of random quantities and voctori, performed aflor puh1j,:atioll
of the well known book of Yu. V. Linnik, Razlozhenjya vcrovatnostn),kh
zako"v (Expansion of probabili5tic laws];, (RZILMat, 1973, ;IV110).
Chapters I-V, VII-VIII study the same problems as in.the earlieT book of
Yu. V. Linrik, much new material is included and the method used in a
number of proofs is changed. Chapter,VI contains goncral theorems on
the expansions of multidimensional laws, as well as sufficient conditions
for membership of n-dimensional limitlessly divisible laws in class IOn
(i. e., the class of n-dimensional laws. not having unexpandable components).
1/2

USSR
LINNIK, Yu. V., OSTROVSKIY, 1. V., Razlozheniya sluchaynykh velichin i
vektorov, Moscow, Nauka Press, 1972, 479 pages
The systematic study of the expansions of random vectors was begun basically,
in the 1960's and is fully reflected in this monograph for the first time.
Chapter IX reflects the recently developed theory of V. NI. Zolotarev of
summation of independent random quantitites without conditions of limiting
negligibility. Chapter X is dedicated to unsolved problems. The book
includes four appendices, presenting 5pecial problems. The monograph is
ended with a commentary on histerical'problems and references to the liter-
ature.
2/2
. . .......... ......

USSR UDC: 519.2
LIVSHITS, L. Z., OSTROVSKIY, I. V.
"On Multidimensional Infinitely Divisible Laws Having Only infinitely Di-
visible Components"
V sb. 'Mat. fiz. i funkts. analiz (Mathematical Physics and Functional Anall-
ysis-collection of works), -,W. 2. 1971, PP 61-75 (from RZh-Kibernetika,
No 4, Apr T2, Abstract No 4V1O)
Translation: It is proved that the class of n-dimensional infinitely di-
visible laws having only infinitely divisible coriponents is dense in the
sense of week convergence in the class of all n-dimensional Infinitely di-
visible laws. Authors' abstract,

USSR UDC: 519.21
"Concerning a Class of Eigenfunctions"
Tr. Mat. in-ta. AN SSSR (Works of the Mathematics Institute, AcadenV of
Sciences of the USSR), 1970, 111, PP! 195-207 (from, HM-Kibernetika, No
7, Jul 71, Abstract No TV22)
Translation: Let D be a class of eigenfunctions ~(t) of probabilistic
distributions on a straight line such that each fwiction ~(t) is an ana-
ly-tical function in some neighborhood of the -point ~t=O, and the function
1/0(it) is also an eigenfunction.
Theorem 1. Any function T (f)C-D is meromorphic in some cross
K(a,b)~IlRetlO, h>O.
There exist functions (r(l)(!D, Ywronorphic in cross K(tt,-n), for which each
point of the boundary of K(Tr,ir) is sf.hgul.ar.
Theorem 2. Any integral function cp'(ijr-D admits the ei3timate
Max 100i 0. There exist integral functions trfl)ED, for -dhich for rwrie
112 2

USSR
'Y
pcu-cljj~oV, i. YA. ,OSTROVSKIY, I. V. Kiev
T ,G. Shevchen%ko
"The interaction of Transverse Ultrasonic -,.-.Tr-ves W-L'51'. Charge Caziiers
o.3emiconductor Plates"
in Piez
Leningrad, Fizika Tve-rdogo Tela, Vol 12, No 6, 1970, on
1692
Abs tract A solution is nrovided t6 the -;aroble-zi ol' th-e intc::.actio-n
.-h transverse ulti-asonio wa-es i ic- -.,o -, o-,, aae
o*' charre carziers wi4
along direction r!OQ7 i "- a DiezO Oemllcon&ac~or 0' C6v sinL~10-Y.
asearch in this -4'leld has UT) to nou- not beer. p- s'~Iad; 4-'-lerefr,:~e
R
in the article theoretical and ex-Tieriment-al re3cla-nch on t'~, in-fluence
of conductivity and drift fields on the propagation ol" transvcrsa
tes or crystals w-'~h a syr-xmatry of G",~ has be-en c-ar:,ied
waves ILM -ola4 Lu
out -(the nrooiem is ziolved without, account beizaa., tajImm of the diI'-'U-
sion ol' the charge carriers; the e-xperimaent was carried out- or, t".-M-,
basis of CdS). DisDersion eauations are obtained, and from ther:
1/2
57

USSR
KUCIIEROV I YA C '51 a I, Fizika T-vordo.~~o Tola, Vol, 1.2, ~.'o June
19-10, DD 1686-1692
the a`enua--"o- o-I the -a1I.-Ta:3on!c wavor, 4n tho,f ap-,_ro~~Liiai;ion
is f o,:nd on the basis of th e z a u a r e ~ o f t 11 a c -o ec~t' 01, olectro-
-~I!L~Leo t"ne att~-,nuation
mechanical coupling. Por transverse waves in -
may be repre"sented in t1he fo-r-a of a produeb fz.an Z:'n Iana2oclous
~Por a 14milless crystal and a value A.
Dression -L 7eih denends on the
parameter.
s of -he plates, the frequency, and the f~eirjs. Far
--e (w- e n a
from the Doin's of origination of nonz'ro modes
U"
velocity of the waves v ap-proaches the velocity of thle transvor_~e
-waves in a boundless crystal v,) A ap'Oro-ocl,,es 1, Clo;~c to tho pa-4nt
U
of origination A!:--v/vb. For a null r.,.,,iy cha~n-_e
-o to unity. A conaparison of t1he ".,~eoroj;. jr~a'j.
from ze~ us with tho
oxDerimental ones is mada. The e~-pariz'I:Qnt vra3 on CdS -olates.
The Mental a_nd theoretbical details on electron. azzlenuatior. are
in satsfactlory agreement, while the data on the- do-ou.-dence of atten-
uation upon the drift fields,agree only qualitatively.
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USSR UDC 621-371:551-510-535
OSTROVSIaY, L. A. and PAPILOVA, I. A.
"Tilt in Propagation of elli Raq e 3in an Iono8phere layer"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. ro rasj~rostr. radlovoln. Tezisy dokl.
Bekts. 1 (Tenth All-Union Conference on the -Propagation of ]~,~dio
Naves; Report Theses; Section 1--collection of x.,rorka) "Nauka, it
1972, pp 334-340 (from RZh--RadiotekJinika,. No'10,1972, Abstract
1OA331)
Translation: The characteristics of tilted propagation of FNI sig-
nals are investigated in a nonuniform ionos-phere layer through the
methods of geometrica! optics. "Quasi-optical" corrections are
estimated to permit finding the intenoity and duration of the focal
point. In a similar approximation, the influehee of nonlinear ef-
fects in dispersion compression is taken into Recount. Three il-
lustrat-ions, bibliography of five. L.

USSR JA ~)C 621.371:621.391.814.2
L. A. SOUSTOV,, L. V., Scientific Research Radio Physics Institute
"Se-If-Hodulation of Electromagnetic Waves in Nonlinear Corrmiunication Lines"
Gorkiy, Izvest~xa vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radlofizika, Vol XV, No 2,
1972,,pp 242-248
Abstract: Results are presented from a study of nonlinear phenomena caused by
the self-modulation effect in lines with nonlinear capacitances of the semicon-
ductor diodes. The effectsconnected with instability (if tha traveling and
standing electromagnetic waves in these lines were itivestigated. In such sys-
tems it turned out to be possible to obtain highly Gi-itiftcanL (tip to 13 times)
buildup of the depth of modulation of the traveling wave and-also to trace the
evolution of the waves with deep modulation as a result of which the wave splits
into shortwave packets. It is also essential that the 115C of a limited system
-,resonator - permits observation of the' self -modulation of the standing
monochromatic wave. The modulation occurs only as a result of natural field
fluctuations. The specific nature of the,system, used iii the experiment con-
nected with the rela.Nation nature of the nonlinearity is -also presented. The
investigated effects can find practical application in connection with the
possibility of amplifying and generating electromatnetic signals [L. A. Ostrov-
skiy, et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 302801. Byull,. izobr., No 15, 1971).

7
USSR UDC 631,325.65
OS=-VSKIY, L . M.
"A Device for Realizing ti-Place Logic Functions of -lie Form Fk
k of Vari bles
Combinations
Cxlx2x3 ... xk)+(Xlx2xk-- xn) Of Cn
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennvye Obr82tSy, Tovarnyye
2naki, No 12, 1970, Author's Certificate No 267186, p 118
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for realizna,
n-plfLee logric functions of +the form Fk=(xLx,~x3.. x1,)+. (:):Ix2>-k- - -xn)
of Cv- combiaations of variables. The device conta:Lns a converter
whicR changes the input combinations of variables to an alfyebraic
sum, a block of constants, and comparison elealeats. As a distin-
g~ishing feature of the patent, th e system is GimpLiCied whiLe
qimultaneously realizing all n-dimensionaL fun;ctions of the given
type,. The output of the unit which converts the input combiiiations
of variables to an algebraic sum is convected to th.e cmiparison
elements, to which the outputs of the block of,con;stants are also
connected. The outputs of the comparisoa elemqnts act as thv out-
puts of the entire device.

Re -~. Code: OR
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MARY SOURCE. Neyrofiziolog ya, 1
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SOMF PECULIARITIFS or
THE SYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION
BETWEEN PHOTORECEPTORS AND HORIZONTAL CELLS
Vu. A. Trifonov. M. A. Ostro-~
ln-~Iityle of Problems of ML0,jrt?;0,1i0,, Ti~nslnission
and Inswule ()-* Hialier Ver- ous Aciivii# qnd-iVeurophysievlogy,
Acadenty of Sciences, USSR, Aloscox)
Surninary
-1 hypothesis, according to which the' tr?"nsmitler depolarising the horizontal cell
Membrane is conlinualiv liberated irom tilt! r~~cenl-JrS in darkness and ce-3ses to be
liberated in the light, is testee expeiimentally. The results &'-scribed in the first p2rt
show that currLm passing radial)v through the retiiia lanod on, the receptor 511ridCv-)
and evoking the positive: (depolarizinry.) response of (lie horizontal cells 3cts on the
presynalitic ndings of receptors. As a result they become depolarized and tile transnii!-
ter is liberated frem the receptors endings. The experilrent .s with electric stimulation of
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the retina showed that 130taSsiun! Cyanide breaLis the synalitic tran5mission from ille
receptors to Vic horizontal cells lpart 11). M membrane potential in this case is equal
to membrane pulential in the bright light and it-seems to be the true testing potential
of horizonial cells. The stability of the light7mi-mbrane notenlial of the horizontal cells
in the case of temperature changes supports this suggestion _J111 part). At the same
time lite memb-tane potential in IK- darkness can be greath iwresed by heating.
This efiect %vas explained by an increase in the speed of destruction of the transmitter..
bptcouse the increase of lvinpi~ralure shottviis the rvspome of, borizoiTtal cells to el-actti~,
Stimulation,
19771031

MR uDc 613(075.8)
ZIMBERl D. A., (DEMASED), LOGINOVA, R. A.t MVIKOVA,~I. M., OLEJT.VOVlClq?__
and RAU1,10SM, If.. D.
A* L#
GiGlyena (Hy ene) Noscow, "Neditsina," 1970, 3V+ Pp
Translationt Annotationt This tex
-tbook has been comiled for students of
pha=acautical institutcs aral -ace Utical faculties of T"C-dical institutes
in accordance i-., t
Lth the hyZ;icne teacbj-ng pro-zv--t I~ con-,~~ns materials corre-
sponding to th-~ nat-urc of firWir.,ta Such concern problazz
of I I v in C i~,s , 7 - -!., ale.,,dcal and. Ch
-jic Jn C. copha=.,aceuti Cal
"-. I hy~~d
Cf cpidenlalo,~Z( --nd or"=11~ation of -antiepidemic
C
nick e! y in -hyClune 7z;extbook-, issued
V-7..
for studlentn of thcrtpu'~Acj ~ianltaryj and other f'acultles of med-Ical imstitu-
ter..
a facct--l o-~ '-.Y:-Ie,,,e --rc cilucida-led also in
So:: thl.; textbook withou~l
VhlCh it is -fcr to learn cert-rin hyj,;lcnlo~ problems which
are spccLfic i"OZ aB futzzm zpecialist phaxnacis"Es.
la".),10 OA;7,C
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'eclitsinal" 1970, 3
et al., Gimiyean, Noscow, I'M 84 im
IzAxv dZ=tJ on
Section 1. Foundaticiss of General. Hygiene
Chapter 1, ZILIBER, D. A., Hygiene as a Science
Subject of Hygiene and its Tasks

~CM8G-ienic.j nvestigations
r
61
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H
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Sanitaxy Cox"--ol 12
Chaj?ter 2. ZIL'BER, D. A., Hygiene in the Past and at,Present 14
H ys� em ein ~---zient PcoDlcs and Under thd Feudal Systom 14
Develop=znt- cf Nygie~-e in Europ
18
Hygiene in Pzerevolutionary Russia 21
Yrygiene im UZSR 26
-WIC", A. I., OBTROVSKIY, 1-1. D. , and RAZ UIN CAIS KI Y1-11.
Chapter: 3, OIDUNi ri D. ,
Hygiene of the Air 29

Cheaical C--ar- sit of tho Air and its Nygienic Sii;hiflcmae
0 Uop 30
Air Poi-lu'k~ on c,-*' and Nechwdc%-a Toxic Admixtuxes 36

tIr Nicreflom and 1UL:; Contzc'
L
46
Physic:11- Of Air 50

sour Radlaldon ar"d hyGiL.J11C 5iGnificalico 51

112 008' UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TI,TLE--COMPOSITION OF ALKALOIDS'PRODUCED BY CLAVICEPS PURPUREA TUL -U-
,AUTF.GR-(03)-SHALAGINAi,.A*I.t BANKOVSKAYA9,A.N.p O"STROVSKIYr N.I.
UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
c c
REEL/FRAME--1990/1412 STEP t4O--UR/rj220/*10/039/00110067/0070
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109474
UNCLAS,

2/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED.
~,:-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109474 PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-tu) GP-o- ABSTRACT. THE DATA ION ALKALOID C-0,MPOSITION
IN SCLEROTIUM AND MYCELIVIN OF THE SAPROPHYTIC-01-TURE ARE PRESEINTE-D FOR
22 STRAINS OF CLAVICEPS PUPPUREA TUL. UNDER EXPERIMENTAL coNOITIONS
S ?, 's DO NOT
THE STRAINS WITH CERTAIN ALKA 'LOIDS IN SCLEROTIX OMETI E
CONTAIN THEM IN MYCELIUM AFTER GROWTH ON A:DEFINED PIED[UM. HENCEr
SEVERAL STRAINS OF CLAVICCPS PUPIPUREA DO NOT EwXH18IT CORRELATION IN
ALKALOID PRODUCTION IN PARASITIC AND': :SAPROPHYT:IC CULTURES.
Sf

TISSR U DC 632.951:633.1,8
L1, N., and OSTIRC)VS
I., I-Tinion Sc-en-cific !research
Institute of-M?Rdicinal Plants, Bittsa, M.L
inistry of Healtil "I'S&Z
"Pffectiven-ess or the Use of Certain Insecticidps Aj.- s z '-.--u r np
gai n,
Moth CaterDillars on Solanum Laciniatum Ait..Plantin-sll
Moscow, Khimiya v S(-I'skom Khozyzystve, Vol 8, No 7, Jul 70, pp 31-32
Abstract: Studies W~'"C' conducted of the effectiven~7ss of certain
insecticides against turnip moth caterpillars on Solanum laci-
niatur. Ait. crops, a source of steroid I Ind er
I horcaones in th,2 USS-.1t.
hot and dry climate conditions, tho succulent Soliai~,-:inceao Eamil-y
plants a'~
--r-ract turnip moth cz;iterpillfivs and rontribute -Co -1: h
developmont-. one of the reasons foothp -Oadoquavo
-nf or.ganochlor
-ine proparations in i_it~st control is of
toxici`cy under high temperature an,d active solar
Y_
tions. 1~anular preparations are more resistant to
~-actor~3 and Less eangerous. for entoalophagn?s attc_~ poUj.-.t~n~lln~" `~I'~vtcts
then dasts. Therefore, to protect the plants agairint t~.,cs twenip
miorli caterp:'.Uars during the course of vegetal .ion, grani_11~r inz;ecti-
CideS X4pre used. To prevent early,damage to shoots, the into;dca-
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Ll N. et al. ',-'os cow, Khimiya, VSel'skom Khozyaystve, vol 3, 'No 7,
IT u 170, pp 31-32
-thod was applied.
tion me
It was found that prePlanting, powderin~~ of se,,Cs with al,-1rin
contributed to an 85.S-; decrease in shoot: dama,-~e, awl- wirli h'-ptacillor-
and the --amma-4-somer of nexachlorocyclohe3zane 't was 23.Y. and 19.1-
respectively. Such a level of da-mage decreaso und(-r brief intoxica-
4 clearly inadequate; therefore, the preTplarttin- pow~-11erinllr of
k~ion is
the plants in the system of control measures for the turnilip miorh
cateroillar can oaly be considered. as a suppliamentary ore. The Lo-,,7
effectiveness of powdering, probably, can be e:.:pla-ined by the poor
adherence of the insecticides on the smooth and +_~izriit! Solanum seeds.
Tn belt-type row application of,the granular insecticides, the amount
of damarred and lost plants dropped.by 94-95'a iii compnrison with con-
trol plants. Application of diaziaon in hall dose only partly pro-
tecteez:the young crops from pest damage. Unsiatisfactory results
L
were also obtained in spraying wf* the young craps with a diazinori
suspemsion,
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IX-3 PRYSIC(ILIMMMAL STUDIES Or THE PIMCESSILS Or GROWING AND ALLOTMG CAP
CRTs;ALS
IN A CLOSED GAS T?"SPORT SYSTEM
(Articic by A_ V_~-d,, tova, P, 1. pvtrcwki~ " L I 'No."ibirst, TT1
ium 70 . plen'-k. R~-
, , -P, ri 71 , - I = ~
Ian. J-V 117Z. P 11/J
An Analysis was mde of the grnvth condiraz" of sinKle- GzP -$A
the Car-1 r" transport qyszol~'b)r- the ftchamism vil~h C.,
A?., -Rt'-'ZA. -Cd and 0 sdMi;r6ir.'*.
A studi was made of the wqfect of th~ admi%ture. on the c,f
Om grown G.W crystals; Itft Particular, Cu and AR adnixtur-4 prov.~k* the frr~ti,
of high- rests tance It 04 Oh~] salcolar crystals An the