SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PISAREVA, N.L. - PISKULOV, YE.A.

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PISAREVA, L., laboratory of Comparative Ontogenesis of the Nervous System,
Irain Institutel Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Mscow
"Influence of the Visual Cortex on Evoked Potential of the Superior Colliculus
in the Developing Rabbit"
Ioningrad, Zhurnal Evolyutsionnoy Biokhimii i Fiziologii, 110 5., 1972, PP 542-
547
Abstract: Evoked potentials of the superior colliculus and visual cortex -were
recorded in 10- to 90-day-old rabbits and in adult animals following photic
stimulation of the contralateral. eye. Subsequent extirpation of the ipsila-
teral visual cortex or its functional depression with potazt;iwii c.hloride did
not have any appreciablo effect on the latent periods, durption, configuration,
L>
,or amplituder
of evoked potentials. This sugg-csts that the visoft! cortex does
not exert a significant influence on the toral electrical mctivity of the
collicular neurons responsible for generating potentials evoked by photic
stimulation. In another series of experiments, the application of strychnine
to the visual cortex sh-arply increaced the anniplitudes of the primary cortical
responses and the second negative and especially following positive component
of the collicular response to light flashes. Me effect of strychninization,

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-1,12 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
.14-TLE--LIGHT SCATTERING ON ACOUSTICAL PHCNCNS AND PGLARITONS JN LITAO SUB3
,,7A.UTHOR-(03)-KHASHKHCZHEVj Z.M.t LEMANOV, V.V.t PISAREVo K.Ye
OF INFC--USSR
-SOURCE;---FIZ..TVERO. TELA V370, 12(4)t 1206-13
~:DATE'PUBLISHED---70
~USjECT AREAS--CHEM.ISTRY, PHYSICS
'--TI~PICJAGS-~~LITHIUM COPPOUNOv PHONGNj TATANIUM ALLOY, C Y L L GHT
ING METAL OXIDE
_.'ttT1kCL: MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRaXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0376 STEP NO--UR/0181/70/012/00qflZOB/1213
-_~'CII.R,Cll ACCESSICN NO-AP0126131
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--20NOV70
0214 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
~'X.IRC:,_ ACCESS IC Ni%'O--AP0126131
'ABSTRACT/EX.TRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. LIGHT $CATTERING WAS INVESTIGATED
THE VELOCITIES OF
~~ON.ACGUSTICAI PHONONS AND PGLARIJONS IN LITAO SU83.
-:ACOLSTIC PHCi%LNS FOR DIFFERENT DiRECTIONS.IWTHE CRYSTALt OBTAINED Z_ROM
!,..,:THE SHIFT IN THE FRECUENCY OF SCATTERED LASER LIGHT, ARE IN SATISFACTORY
,,--,----AGREEMENT WITH THE VELOCITIES CALCD. FROMIKNOWN ELASTEC AND PIEZOELEC.
~CONSTS. A CIFFERENCE WAS NOTED BEThEEN EXPrL, 08SD. AND CALCO.
INTENSITIES OF SCATTERING WHICH IS APPARENTLY DUE TO INACCURATE VALUES
OF THE CONSTS. USED IN ThE CALCN. SCATTERING OF LIGHT WAS INVESTIGATED
ON-PHONON PHOTON EXCITED POLARITONS RELATED TO THE TRANSVERSE PHONON
MODE OF A SUBI TYPE WITH LOWER ENERGY OF 203 CM PRIME NEGATIVEI AT
wHICH IS A SOFT MODE IN THE TRANSITION FROM THE FERROELEC.
~,PHASE JNTU THE PARAELEC. V'RIATION WAS OBSD.~OF T14E FREQUENCY OF
POLARIlCNS (203-1.41 LM PRIME NEGATIVEL) 05PENDING ON THE ANGLE OF
,....,SCATTERING (5-L.BDEGRE'S)o CORRESPGNDING.APPROX. TO THE SCATTERING
~.INCREASE WAS UBSU. IN THE LINTENSItY 'oF LIGHT SKATTERING UN
.-~~._POLARITGNS NITH OECREASEC ANGLE OF SCATTERIN04 FACILITY: INST.
POLUPROV.v LENINGRAD, USSR.
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027 UNCL ASSI F I ED; PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
GYROTROPY AND HIREFRINGENC~ IN MAGNETIC ORDERED CRYSTALS
AVT.HOR--PISAREVr
R.V.
COUNT R YOF INFO--USSR
EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEORETICHESKOY FIZIKIj 19701 VOL 58,
NR 41 PP 1421-1427
_,,~.,,l)ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-,-MAGNETIC STRUCTURE, CRYSTAL OPTIC PROPERTY, MAGNETOOPTIC
-,EFFECT, CRYSTAL SYMMETRYv LIGHT POLARIZATION, LIGHT REFRACTION, FARADAY
FERROMAGN~TIC STRUCTUREt ANTIFERROMAGNETISM
-~'._.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~..'--DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'.PROXY REEL/FRAl4F--1988/1496 STEP NO-1-Ult/0056/70105-3/004/1421/14?-7
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106252

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-2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106252
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* OPTICAL EFFECTS IN MAGNETIC
ORDERED CRYSTALS ARE STUDIED PHENOMENOLOGICALLY ON BASIS OF MAGNETIC
SYMMETRY PRINCIPLES*
& IT IS SHOWN THAT ALONG WITH SUCH MAGNETOOPTICAL
PHEONOMENA AS ROTATION OF THE POLARIZATION PLANE OF LIGHT OR
BIREFRINGENCE DUE TO THE FERROMAGNETIC VECTOR* THE SAME EFFECTS EXIST AT
JHE EXPENSE OF THE ANTIFERROMAGNETIC VECTOR. IHE ANTIFEAROMAGNETIC
FARADAY EFFECT SHOULD BE OVSERVEO IN CqYSTALS IN WHICH MAGNETIC SYMMErRY
PERMITS THE EXISTENCE OF WEAK FERROMAGNETISR. ANTIFERROMAGNEFIC
BIREFRINGENCE SHOULD BE ORBERVABLE IN ALL FERRI AND ANTIFERkOMOGNETIC
STRUCTURES. IN SOME STRUCTURES THE BIREFRINGENCE SHOULD CHANGE SIGN ON
RE-NIAGNETIZATION OF THE FERROMAGNETIC MOMENT, PROVIDING THE
:ANTIFERROMAGNETIC MOMENT PRESERVES ITS DIRECTION. IT IS ALSO POINTED
OUT THAT GYROTROPY MAY BE PRODUCED BY APPLYING AN ELECTRIC FIELD OF
MAGNETOELECTRIC AND PIEZOELECTRIC
~STRESSES (IN CRYSTALS) TO TH S
E CRY TAL.
OF OTHER EFFECTS ARE ALSO MENTIONED. FACILITY: INSr.
-POLUPROVODNIKOV,
AN SSSR.

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012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATF-18SEP70
-,%CCES5IV.,,,j NO-APOC48527
ABSTPACT/EXTR.4CT--(U) GP-0- ABS f RACT. SPECTRA WERE OBTAINED lF
LIt' BO S083. THE SC TT;:;!ING
_X-AN)FLSTAM BRILLOUIN SCATTEPING OF L I GHT, JN 4 A -
r:11 T?4NSVE-R5E ACr"USTICAL PHONCINS IN MOST CASES IS CONSIDEP43LY MORE
INTE-NSE THAN THE SCATIERING ON LiDN'ITUDINAL-PHONON'S. VELOCITIES OF
u
_'IOUS DIRECTIONS IN THE CRYSTAL FROM THE
ELASTIC WAVES FOR VAK DETD.
SPECTRA ARE IN SATISFACTORY AGREEMENT W1,1TWTHE CALC P. VALUES.
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USSR UDC 669.018.298
YEP11MIN, M. A., ZABOLEYEV-ZOTOV, V. A~ V.
"Effect of a Third, Previously Formed Phase on the Hardness of Certain Aging
Alloys
V sb. Metallovedeniye i prochnost' materialov. T. 3 (Physical Metallurgy and
the Material Strength. Vol 3 -- collection of works), VG1 ograd, 1971, pp 3417-
345 (from RM-Hetallurgy, No 4, Apr 72,. Abstract No 41633i
Translation: A study was made of the hardness of aging alloys hardened simul-
teneously by particles of intermetallides isolated during the aging process and
solid particles of a third previously formed phase of the Cr oxLde and A! oxide
type introduced into the melt (AK4 alloy with dAfferent anounts of additives of
Cr oxide and BIWI aluridnum bronze powder with different Al. oxide content). For
the rage of the bronze, a sharp drop in the hardness inerct~nt wu, observed on
zeaching a third phase concentration of 30-40 volumtric 2 ohere-as for the td'14
alloys this decrease was observed at 4-5 voluMetric %. It is. expedient to use
a dispersion hardening base in order to increase. the strength characteristics
of the alloys hardened by disperse inclusions only for defi,ned content of the
thir4 phase in it, considering also the size of the inclusibns. Two
illustrations and a 1-entry bibliography.
ME

PRO';CESSING DATE-13NOV70
UNCLASSIFIED.
.71TLE-REACTION OF PHOSPHOROUS ACID WITH' IODINE AND ALCOHOLS. 11 -U-
..AUTHOR-(02)-PISAREV# V.T., KIRSANOVo A.V.
~_COUNTRY- OF INFG--USSR
_,,.SQURC&- LH. OBSPICH. KHVI. 1970v 40(4), 770-3
._OATE. PUBL. ISHED ------- 70
-'~~-SUBJECT AREAS-`CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ALCQHOLv.--GLYCOLP 1001NATFU ORGAINIC COMPOUND, IODINE,
PHOSPHORUS#. PROPANOLt ETHYLENE, PROPYLENEy BUTENE FESHCHENKOr N. G.
RESTRICTIONS
J) C LIM E N TCLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REELIFRAME--3002/1364 STEP ~~10--tik/0079/70/()40/004/0770/0774
C IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0128T66
tji iL LA'~, C~' 117 11: 0 .

006 UNCLA~Sl FIED PROCESSPIG DATE--13NOV70
C IRC. ACCESSION NG--AP0128766
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SECONDARY, ALC5. AND GLYCOLS REACT
WITH ~Pl AND IODINE OR WITH H SU33 PG SUB3'AN0
IODINEJO FORM ALKYL
',__.,I0DIDES; TERTIARY ALCS. REACT IN TWO PAtAS TO FORM H S082 0 Atli) ULEFIN
f4 ALKYL I0DI0ESr SU83 PO SIJ83 AND
OR~ TO FOP IN THE REACTION W UTH 8
IODINE, WHILE IN REACTION WITH RED P AND~ IODINE THE 0EHYDRATION IS
E
INHIBITED AND ALKYL IODIDE IS FORMED IN.GOOD YIELD PROVIGED THAT IODIINE
IS_'.~ADDEO TO MIXED ROH AND RED Pe TO 0.5,MOLE ISO-PROH AND 0.25 MOLE H
SUB3'PO SUB3 WAS ADDED AT 70DEGREES 0.25 MOLE IODINE AT 80-90DEGREES;
HEATING THE MIXT. I HR AT 85DEGREES GAVE (AFTER TREATMENT WITH AQ. NA
-SU8Z SO SU83) d1tPERCENT ISO-PRI ; AN 87PERCENT YIELD, RESULTED FROM ADDN.
OF 1 MOLE RED P TO 0.5 MOLE ISO-PRUH AND'O.25 MOLE 100IN&AT
.80-100DEGREES AND HEATING THEMIXT . 2 HR !AT:80-100DEGREES. TO 0.5178
~MOLE ME SUB3 COH AND 0.3452 MOLE H SUB3 P 0 SUB3 WAS ADOED AT 700EGREES
'40LE
~0.3452 IODINE (MAINTAINING THE vl[XT.. AT.75-80OEGREESI ; KI qAS
EVCJLVC-fj ALONG WIM ME SUi37 C;Cfi SUR2' 2
AFTER 2,5 HR AT'600eGREES AND AN
AQ,. TREATMENT, THE MIXT. GAVE Ou3641 MOL&ifilt 0.0643 HOLE 11 LSUk32 C-CH
At-if) O.ZZ17 MOLE ME SU82 CI (ft3PERCENT). UP I 440LE HE SU83 COH AND
042 G ATUM RED P WAS ADUED I M-_JLE IODINE AT 70-800EGREES AND AFTER A
~HOL 00 F2.5 HR GAVL 78PUCENr ME SUB3 Cf.
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3' 006 ~PROC'ESSrNG DATE--13NOV70
UNCLASSI'FIED
CltRC. ACCESSfON NQ--AP0128766
O.Z5 MULE GLYCOL. AND 0.25 MOLE H iSUB 3P0 SU133 WAS
7AUDED AT 70DEGREES 0.25 MOLE IODINE (MAINTAINING THE 141XI. AT
80-110DEGREES) AND THE MIXT. HEATED~1.5-2 HR AT 80-100DEGREES TO GIVE
.-THE
FOLLOWING 0110DIDES: 1,3YPROPYLENE 88PERCENT; ly3-,BUTYLENE
91.5PERCENT; 1068UTYLENE 9 1.5PER
:CENT; It5,PENTYLEN&91.5PERCENT;
l.b,HEXYLENF 91*5PERCLt4T; ltl0,0ECYLENE 91.5PEPCENT; ~N-D ErHYLENE
.1'6PERCENT WITH THE LATTEK THE REACTION IS Bt:
EST RUN AT NO HIGHER THAN
50-70DEGREESt WHEN IT ALSO YIELDS 20PERCFNT HIt .14PER-CENT1 C SU82 H SU34F
AND MUCH TAR. TREATING 0.25 MOLE GLYCOLIAND 0.25 MUI -E IODENE WITH 0.1 G
ATGM'-RE0 P AT 80-100DEGREES AND HEATTNG THEMIXT. 1~5-2 Hit AT
8-0 EPT 9CH
-100DEGREES GAVE THE ABOVE.0110DIDES IN.94-7PERCENT YIELoS, EXc
SU82 I Y ~SUB2 t4HICH GAVE BUT 26PERCFNT YUELDY AGAIN ~jEST AT
50-600EGREES. FACILITY: INST. rJRG.:kHlMi KIEV, USSR,
OoiC LA$5 IIJEO-

USSR UDC 546-183 547.2 2
FESHCHENK09 N. G., Pg,&EV,_.V._ T., and KIRSANOV, A., V.,,Instituto of
-Organic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR
:"Reaction of Phosphorous Acid With Iodine and Alcohols. II."
Leningradf Zhurnal Obshchey Khim4i, Vol 40, No 4, Apr 70, pp 770-773
'Abstract: Secondary alcohols and glycols (except ethylene glycol) re-
act with phosphorus and iodine or with phosphorous acid and iodine to
give iodides with high yields. The reaction between tertiary alcohols
and iodine ttakes two directions, viz. splitting off, of water and for-
-mation of an unsaturated compound and formation of alkyl-iodide. In
~the interaction of tertiary alcohols -Ath red phosphorus and iodine
dehydration of alcohols is almost oompletely suppressed by adding
cr'ystalline iodine to the alcohol-phosphorus mixture, with tertiary
alkyl iodides being obtained in:I: high yields.
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-At 2 014 UNCL ASS If I ED PRO* -160CT70
CESSING DATE
l-;T:lTLE--DIRECT EVIDENCE OF SODIUM RELeASE IN THE COURSE OF 14A PRIME
-POSITIVE, K PRIME POSITIVE DEPENDENT ATPASE REACTION -U-~
~~'AUTHOR-(02)-LEVj A.A.9 PISAREVA,:Lo
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~COUNTRY OF INlFO--USSR
K-SOURCE--BIOCHEM. BIOPHYS. RES. COMMUN. 1970o 38(3)t 465-9
BLISHED - ----- 70,
--'SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEW-CAL SCIENCES
--KIDNEY, MICROSOMEs ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE, ENZYME ACTIVITY,
.'_'tc)PIC TAGS
-~'--`ChEMICAL ANALYSIS, ELECTROMETRY:
ROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFICO
REEL/FRAME--1997/0309 STEP NO--US/0000/70/038/00310465/0469
4~
,.CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOII')296
UNCLASSIFIED

".-2/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
.'.CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119296
'7'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MICROSOMAL ATPASE MATERIAL FROM
GUINEA PIG KIONEY CORTEX WAS PREPD. ACCORDING TO POST AND SEN IN 1 OM M U
,..IMIDAZOLE BUFFER CONTGo 12-5 MG MICROSOMAL PROTEIN. STABLE NA PRIME
POSITIVE SENSITIVE ELECTRODES WERE IMMERSED IN THE TEST SOLN. AFTER
CALIBRATION IN NACL SOLNS. CHANGES OF NA:PRIME POSITIVE ACTIVITY WERE
AUTOMATICALLY RECORDED UPON SEQUENTIAL ADDIY. OF 3M MU MGCL SUB29 2.5 M
t4U..NA ATP AND 2.OM MU KCL. ATPASE WAS FOUNO TO BE S)MILAR TO 60PERCENT
WHEN COMPARED WITH THE OPTIMAL ACTIVITY FOR THE SAME SUSPENSION, A
u 6
STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT RELEASE OF NA PRIME POSITIVE WAS 0 TAINED UPON
ADDN. OF K PRIME POSITIVE TO THE TEST MIXT. THE NA PRIME POSITIVE
RELEASE WAS COMPLETELY INHIBITED BY CACL:SUB2, OMISSEUN OF ATP, OR
ATP. NO EFFECT WAS OBTAINED WITH OUABAIN. IT
SUBSTITUTION OF ADP FOR
-WS-FOUND THAT 100 NA PRIME POSITIVE WER RELEASED FOR EACH INORG.
PHOS-PHATE FORMED* FACILITY: LAB. CELL PHYSIOL., INST. CYTO.,
1ENINGRAL)v USSR.

USSR
2q
iiDO, YU. 1M., ZHUItAVLEV A. A., LOGUNOV, A. K. , IMLYAE: 6. NALI.-:0,
?!SAIL V. %WtT3:_R;-J I
6VSKIY V. YL., ROGOZINSKIY, K.
Z., shuii~~~~-Yxo S. a., Roma) lB- G-1 MALMM, 1. F.,
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X, 1. V., MWOSLON -ioa F.
WI, j4. A., M.GZAUVSKly, 1. A., snvAi
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A* * U, 4'
STOLOV M.s TITOV, V. A., VODQ?'YAX0V A., A., MIMI A- A., KUZI
V. MINTS1 A. L., RUBGRIN SKIY, 5- 141., UVAROV, Y. it., GUTNER,
M., ZAULAINZON, V. B., Ph0K0?fYr;V1 A- I-,, and TiMKIN, 'A. ~S.
"Somie Results of the Overall Adjusiment and Start-up of the ?O-Gev
Proton Synchrotron of the InsL-
titute of High-energy jehysics"
Moscow, Ator-inaya Energiya, Vol 28, No 2, Feb 70, PP 132-138
Abstract: The physical part of the plan for the 70-Gev proton syn-
chrotron was executed by the Institute of Theoretical 4ad _':xperimen'~'al
Physics. The electromagnet with feed systw, the vacimn chumber,and
the injection devices were developed at the Scientific hesearch Insti-
tute of Electrophysical Apparatus imeni D. V. Yefremov. Tho radio-
eleia;troaic systems for acceleration process control and generation of

USSR
ADDY 1U. M., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 28Y No 2, Feb 70, PP 132-
1138
the accelerating field, as well as the radiorachnical maasuement and
beam observation systemswera developed by the RadioTechnical insti-
tute of the Academy of Sciences USSi. 1'Tyazhpromelektroproyekt"
CState Planning Institute for the PlanninG of 4lectrical Equipment
for Heavy Industry] designed the general-purpose electro technical do-
vices and cable connectioas. The plan for the construction complex
of the accelerator was developed by the State All-Union 7.11anning in-
stitute. The construction of the accelerator was under the -reneral
supervision of the State Committee for the Use of .1itomic Energy USSR.
The adjustment of individual systems and the overall adjustment and
start-up of the accelerator were carried out by the Institute of
High-energy Physics and the developers of the accelerator systems.
The basic beam work was done by the Institute of High-energy Physics
-with the participation of the Radiotechnical institute. The con-
"'...struction of the accelerator was begun in 1960, and all the basic
construction and assembly work was completed at the beginning of
2/4
Put 11. 4,13,11.1

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ADO$
138
YU. M., et al'., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 28, No 2, Feb 70, PP 132-
1967. At the initial stage of construction, before the formation of
rhe.instituto of High-energy Physics in 1963, the work was.coordinated
by the Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics. The linear
accelerator injector wa5 started on 28 July 1967, the oi)eration of the
individual systems was adjusted by September 1967, and the physical
start-up of the accelerator was accompli3hed,on 14 October.
A description is given of the work done to adjus;~ the annular
electromagnet (including the electromagnet cooling and feed systems),
Ling of. matching clannel and injectioa de-
the injection system (consist,
vice), the vacuum system, the,radioelectronic system (including the
accelerating field generation system, the acceleration process control
system and the radiotechnical measurement system), and the beam ob-
servatlon system (which provides for beam observation in the first
revolution and-during acceleration). In the physical start-up of the
-accelerator the main efforts were directed towards obtaining acceler-
ated protons of the planned energy, and the problem of obtaining high
'3/4

USSR
ADO, YU. M., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 28, No 2, Feb 70, pp 132-
'138
intensity o'L the accelerated proton was not raised.
The article gives a listing of the principal paramerers of
the proton synchrotron, as well as a schedule of the individual
stages of thQLstart-up of the accelerator* Photographs include a
view of the part of the ring hall in the beam injection area and a
general view of the hall of ignitron rectifiers.

_-J.11 20_10 UNC LAS S I.FiED
PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.11TLE-EFFECT AND AFTEREFFECT OF SIMAZINE (IN GOOSEBERRIES U-
AurHuR_(02j_UUALEVAt M.G.# TARNAKINAt.L.Go'
~MNTRY OF INFO--USSR
H3-6~
113URCE-KHIM. SEL. KHOZ. i970, 8(2),
~JDATE. PUBL ISHEO-- 70
_~.UBJECT. AREAS-BIOLOGICAL A140 MEDICAL SCIENUS
-TOPIC TAGS-HERBICIDE, SOIL CHEMISTRY, NITRlFICATl0N/(U)511-',AZlNE HE;ZBICIDE
~OtJTRGL MA,RKIAG--NO RESTRICTIONS
OdUAENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
P,AQXY-REl:L/FRAP.E--2000/1360 STEP NC--UR/0.394170/008/002/0123/0126
.-IRC-ACCESSICN N0--AP0125008
UNCLASSIFIED

M (71-El me:
-:-212 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
:f?JRC ACCESSIGN NC--AP0125008
ABSTRACT/EX7RACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SIMAZINE WAS APPLIEO AT 41 6.) 8,
AND.12 KG-HA. AFTER 3 motaHs, CONTENTS OF THE HER(3fCIDE IN The SOIL
.LAYER, 0EPENGING CN LEVEL WERE: U-5 CM, L.46-3 KG-HA, 5-10 CM,
0.'58-11-46 KG-HA; 10-20 C14, 0-0-69 KG-HA; 20-30 CH, NnNE. OATS IWIERE SOWN
IN THE SOIL CGNTG. THE SIMAZINE, ANO A DECREASE IN OATS WT. WAS NOTED.
R ITS APPLICA 0-5 CMj
A YEAR AFTE. TIGIN THE SIMAZINE CONTENT WAS:
--~0.20-0.65 KG-HA; 5-10 CM, 0.21-0-99 KG-HA; 10-20 CMP 0-0.30 KG-HA; 20-30
: L
.-~~CM, NCNE. THE CGNTENTS OF NO SUB3 PRIME NEGATIVE AND NH SUB4 PRIME
POSITIVE IN THE SOIL IN THE YEAR OF Sli'lAZINE APPLICATION 114DICATED THAT
IT HAD NO EFFECT ON A141MONIFICATIGIN, AND NITRIFICATION, IT DID NOT AFFECT
THE GROWTH OF GOOSEBERRY SHRUBS OR THE CROP YIELD AND QUALITY. THE WT.
WEEDS IN THE YEAR OF SIMAZINE APPLICATION (JULY) AT LEVELS 49 61 AND
8~KG-HA WAS ALMOST THAT OBTAINED 13Y HAND TREATMENT (SIMILAR TO 600 G-14
PRI 14 E2. OF. GREEN MATTER).
UNCLASSIFIED

--USSR UDC 541-49+541-65+546.18+546.3
SINYAVSKAYAJ E. I., SIIEKA, Z. A., MEDVED', T. YA.zj_PISAREVA, S. A.,
KARACHIK, M. I., Institute of Physical Chemistry 1;.~eni A.
Pisarzhevski, Academy of Sciences) UkSSR, Kiev, and Institute of
Ifeteroorganic CompoundE, Academy of~Sciences, USSR, Moscow
"Reaction of Some Metal Halides with Tetraphenyl- and Tetra-
butylalkylenediphosphine Dioxides',
Moscow, Zhurnal Ncorgranicheskoi Khimii, Vol 18, No 9, SePt 73,,
pp 2427-2433
Abstract: The reaction of alkali. metal It-alides, wid cupric chlo-
ride with (C 11 ) WWII I'(0)(C H and (C If ) P-
6 5 2 2 6 02 (11 to 4 9 2
(0) (Cif 2)n P(O)(C4if9(n = I to 6) was studied by r.,icasuring the
electrical conductivity of the respective salts in nonaqueous sol-
vents. Owing to formation of eleztrically neutral.complexes, the
C.
electrical conductivity decreased when the subject compounds were
added to LiCl or LiI or to CuCl.4 The mosL effective complexes
of the inorganic compounds were t1je compounds with the meLhylene
with n 1 or 2. i1ith higher zi values the.complex
1/2

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SINYAVSK-AYAJ E. I., et al., Zhurnal Neorganicheskoi Khiniii, vol
18, No 9, Sept 1973, pp 2427-2433
formation decreased sharply. This is in agreement with published
data on protonation in such dioxides-, which show formation of
stable cyclic structures for n I or 2.
21/2
52

USSE
uDc 661-718.1:541.133
KABACHNIK, M. I., MATIROS91, Ye. I., I-EDVEDI) T. Ya.,
and
ROVANOVAY I. B.; Institute of Organoelemental Compounds,'Academy of Sciences
USSR- Moscow
"Acid-Base Properties of Teti,aalXyl(Ax7l)alkylenediphosli-~-iine Dioxides"
Kiev, Teoreticheskaya i Eksperimental1naya.Xhimiya, Vol 8, No 3, 1972,
TP 361-365
Abstract: Potentiometric titration bras carried out with perchloric acid in
nitromethane of three series of alkylene-d~phosphine dioxides with different
numbers of methviene links in a bridge of a general formula R,,--(O) __(C1L2)n_
P(O)R2 (where: n = 1-4Y R = COP C4 H C H Protonation Droceeds in all
cases through a stage of ring formati2nl lmk an intramolecula'r hydroj-,en bond
and participation of the both phosphonrl groups. On the curves of potentio-
metric titration of the phosphine dioxides with propylene and butylene
bridges (n = 3, 4) there appears in the acidic region the second potential
jump, which, ap-,
parently, corresponds to a process connected with ring cleavaE;e
and protonation oil the second phouphorjl group. The values of IFa (C'13'~102) of
the second stages substantially differ from the first ones. In this respect
the investigated phoaphine dioxides exhibit a definite. similarity to the
1/2

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KABACHNIK, M. I., at al., Teoreticheskaya i Eksperiynenta"maya Rhiniya, Vol 8,
-No 3, 1972, PP 361-365
behavior of dibasic carboxylic acids in which the fornation in monoanions of
intramolecular hydrogen bonds leads to a considerable difference of K, arid K2.

112 028 UNCLASStFIED: PR0r,.'r_-SSfNG DATE--64DEC70
.''T:ITLE--TRANSMISSION 8kND OF THE RECORDING CHANNEL DURING DETECTION OF
MODULATED SEQUENCE OF LIGHT PULSES -U-
AU.TH0R-I03)-K0MAR0Vj L.I., MELAMIDf'.A.E., PISAREVSKIY A.N#
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,::l.,S-OURCEI-ZH. PRIKLAD. SPEKTROSK (USSR)i VOL,* 12t NO. 4,~ P. 55-6 (APRIL
~_:11970)
:.DATE::PUBLISHED ---- APR70
--7S'UBJECT AREAS--PHYSICSY NAVIGATION
SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIOr OPTIC DENSITY, LIGHT PULSE
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
_._~_,OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/.FRAME--3008/1409 STEP NO--UR/0368/70/012/064/0755/0756
(.._C.JRC_ACCESSION NO--AP0138419
ONCLASSIFIED -------

2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CARC ACCESSION NO--AP0138419 I
.-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE WORK CONCERNED THE
DETERMINATION OF SPECTRAL DENSITY OF SIGNAL OBTAINED BY STATISTICAL
MOOULATION OF PULSE SEQUENCES. THESE WERE DERIVED FROM PHOTOMULTIPLE
DETECTING WEAK RADIATIONP AND THUS OPERATING WITH DISCRETE PHOTON
REGIME, THE MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS PROVIDES AND EQUATION OF OPTICAL
DENSITY WHICH ALLOWS A FAMILYOF CURVESITO BE PLOTTED, AND INCLUDES
VARIOUS INPUT PARAMETERS CORRESPONDING T0,ArTtJAL CbNDITIONS. THE
INTRODUCTION OF NOISE PARAMETER DOES NOT CHANGE Tiir-. STRUCTURE OF
-EXPRESSION FOR THE OPTICAL DENSITY, AND T~Hk METHOD''ENSURES DERIVATION OF
-IGNAL-NOISE RATIO.
-S
UNCLASSIFIED

S/019/62/000/008/107/121
A154/A126,
AUTHOR: P1,1isa
TITIE: A device for measuring acoustic power of supersonic oscillators
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' izobreteniy, no. 8. 19621 75
TF_XT. Class 42s. No. 146616 (722618/26
-10 of March 11j 1961). 1) A de-
vice for measuring acoustic power of supersonic oscillators is based on calori-
metering and metering the amplitude of oscillations. It Incorporates supersonic
and master oscillators, a calorimeter, a microscope with an eyepiece m, m
icroeter,
and a heated element. It differs from others in that the heated element is con-
nected to the oscillator (directly or through a capacitor), serves as a load
and is made from a material possessing great internal friction, e.g., of a 2 13
(M13) steel, in the form of a half-wave. rod. Its purpose is to measure the
value of oscillations of the latter. - 2) A device as in 1, in which, to obtain a
dependence of the acoustic power on the amplitude .(at a given electric conditicn)
there is an assembly of half-wave -measuring rods of different cro&s sections.
Card I/I:

29801
s/oig/61/000/018/056/073
14% 170 -0 A
152/A126
AMOM: Pisarevskiy, M.M.; Voronov, V.N..
mus Composite piezoelectric resonance transducer
PMUODICAL: Byulleten' izabreteniy, no. 18, 1961, 49 50
TEM Class 42s. No. 141340 (681,633/26 of October 10, 1960). A compos-
ite.piezoelectric resonance transducer, eontainIng. a Piezoelectric element and
two straps, and having the thickness of the package equal to one half of the
wave lansth-at a given,frequency, the distinctive feature of the transducer can-
sists in that, for the purpose of increasing its effectiveness and operational
stability when working at a frequency of 5 - 50 CPS, it uses a. double piezoelec-
tric elment tiWtly compressed between the straps, e.g., by cylinders or prisms
IM zubers (bolts or pipeA) i.
such a way that together with the connecting:.me
lorms tam of semi-wave vibrators parallel-!-Gonnected in~the antinode.
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Vz~;, 009 UNCLASSIFIED; PROtESSING DATE--18SEP70
114Z~ CARBONYL COMPOUNDS AND THEIR ROLE IN THE AROMA OF FRUITS AND
_,,~.IERR1ES - -U-
.A..F.t VERESHCHAGINt P.V.l MACHARDSHVIL11 G.I.,
8OGATOVE4
OF INFO--USSR
_--SQURCE---_PRIKL. BIOKHIM. MIKROBIOL. 1970t 6(1)v, 13-1.7
PUBLISHED ------- 70
,,SU13JECT AREAS--AGRICULTUREt BIOLI)GICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~'-,_--TOPIC TAGS--AGRICULTURE CROP, CHEMICAL ANALYSISt CARSONYL COMPOUNDO PAPER
CHROMATOGRAPHY, ALDEHYDE
-04WROL MARKING--Nil RESTRICTIONS
C
..'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:.iPRGXY FEEL/FRAME--1984/0895 STEP NO--UR/0411/70/006/OCl/OGl3tOQlT
CIRC AccEsst0N NO--AP0055593
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 009' UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
Clz~~ ACCESSION NO--AP0055593
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CONIPN. OF VOLATILE CARBONYL
CO,4PDS. IN RASPBERRIES AND STRAWIBERRIES AT DIr-FE-11INT k:lPrl-illlING STAGES,
AND THEIR CONTENT IN MATURE FRUITS WERE DETD. THtY WERE SEPD. AS
2v4-Dlt4lTtZOPHEttlYLHYDRAZONE-S BY PAPER CHROMATOG, THE MAIN CHANGES
NOTICED DURING THE MATURIZATION PROCESS WERE THE SYNTHESIS- OF P.4CH0 AND
~-THE DISAPPEARAINCE OF HEXANAL AND MEXENE-2-ALs
UNCLASSIFIED

:j'~
USSR UDC 620.193.4:669.295
TSINHAN, A. 1. , PISL L. M.
-HIK BRUSENTSOVA, V. M., ZAKHARENKOVA, L. Ye.
"Influence of Water and Oxidizers on Electrochemical and Corrosion Behavior
of ""itanium in Acetic-Acid Medi a"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, No 5, Sep-Oct, 1972, pp 567-569.
Abstract: Studies of the corrosion of titanium in aqueous solutions of
acetic acid were performed using ty e 117-1 titanium. Titanium is not passi-
-P
vated in water-free acetic-acid solutions. The corrosion rates in I n.
acetic-acid solutions of scaium acetate, determined by extrapolation of the
linear sectors of the anode and cathode curves, indicate that titanium has
good corrosion resistance in water-free acetic-acid solution3 when no oxi-
dizers are present, even at the boiling point. Mien t~e water content is
over 0.02% in boiling acetic-acid solutions,. titanium cati be patasivitted.
In the presence of water, tit~inluin is sponxanoouily passi.vated in deactivated
acetic-acid solutions. Addition of oxidizers to boiling solutions contain-
ing less than 0.1% water may shift the potential of. tivinium to the area of
anode activation of the surface. With high water CD11centrations, titanim
is stable in acetic-acid solutions both with and without.oxidizers.
51

7-7- .
77-
Acc. Nr. Ref. Code: -2
40
PRIMARY SOURCE: Vestnik of ".1 Imajogii, 1970, Nr
P P
A CASE OF OCULO-CRANIOCEREBRAL FIREARM WOUND
PisetskjX4 V* S.
swrnmary
A case of a rare ocullo-craniocerebral 'Wound caused by a firearm in a boy aged
12 years is reported. A big metal foreign body fired from a s0i-made blunderbuss
peritrated the right orbit, haviiig destroyed the ~;eball. The lore-part of this extraneous
bodv entered the anterior cranial fossa. The patient was admitled in a critical condition
gitjs~ The foreign body was reinaved surgically by
presenting manifestations of mening
the orbital route. On its removal minute bom fragments loosely -connected with the
dura rnater, along with the rests of the smshed eyeball were extracted. The he3ling
proceeded uneventfully against the background of intensive ant-biotic therapy.
REZ

So ZTMS SV423
.74 7ULY 11173

HICH-TEMPHRATURE CRESP OF HETAIS WITIt A FACE-CENTERED CUBIC IArf?CF
[Artkcle by P. H. 0krainots and V-1 X. Vi4**h*k jKiev). Mficawo 1"rativa
jtt
~~
Akadatl Us
U -H.tattl su"
Ss5R ~:-.bczltr.4 ZrylV77,
,
pp -ol~l j
Aaubatrwtial improvert-mmt uns reoent;17
noted In under5tanding the role of a number
of factor which datirmint the behavior
of metals during creep. Succossev In on-
tablishing the. nature, of high-tem;Yarature
croup. of~ pure metals were otpocially noted.
At high temperatures Vie, rolo~ of. curtain
factors, Irmortmn at low torparature.-i".
flubatanttally diriffiishads sknd the correla-
tion of exporinantal and calculated data
noticeably improved. 12-31. In this Instance
A strone relationship of the, rate vf steady-
state cieep 6 to the Imagnitudo of. ateck
t
fAult.energy V haN.-b9i-n observed for me
.
a
:
with an rec lattice utilch can be 4xprers
d
by the empirical expression!
At"D 4*,P"
where m can have values of 2. 3 /4/#
and 3.5 13, G/. De7pite differences In the
rnaMitude of m, caused primarily by diffe-
rancon In selection of values tho modulus 3
and. corrections to the rodulus defeat; /4/,
Int
a
et
ta
ki
fault a
d
ff
t
ense e
s
c
n
e
a
n
ng
r15
n tho rate of high-twoperatura C-0 7T
I

T&H
0
croup was evident. Vas of equation (I)
United only by the high-temporature region

7

In Win 1~mits of' ullial, t~)) AC,Avn~',t,
t-y of croap q, nhotild cotncidn I t-t~~ ac~i-
vnl;ion unnrgy of' sojr-dirfuiion o1. in
otl-cr words, ulion trio rnLe or cr-z-',n c.-Iltrol-
Itnr~ tho Proc')SO Is a procorr C-f dfzlocWon
Croop It it; asgumod t!int till!- c=~L-Itlon
in r.348N."d ror nil n~calz; at a te--~raturo
close to half their rieltl~,q point -,I=P /I. Z/.
R-3:1111ts of thq rachnnIcnI and stnictural lriv~sti~~Iticns
for il n%Lmb-)r lor "Otaln 141th It fee lat-,re ov 7r a mide tei,-"ra-
turn IntervAl showed that the oebiblished, br m-chuilcal and
atmcturril criteria, tomporature of tr,,nq1tI;= fr,rl
ture i1ofornati-n to hl,~h-o~ iiri-~r-i turn dL.-ormatlon dvv,=!z Oil
t110 3ttinking fni:lt oii,)rrY /6. ',/; Ofe t':,~ stncklgnrl
Fault anirry wile hig;v~r the trans'Llen t,~npt~rn't-;rn. In '-Ila cnac
or ;, Olow doform-ition rato (~-)-05 X.;7c trnnn!tien ter--
porritui-n vnried from 0-27Cr,, for to for
.1 - - .4
r,tno c in Fig' I rcf'1,,,nt5 t:-'= M
lortarithr-lo-,.-ocrdinatea eer, nickel, =4' a3klmL-nv1
for TV"' M
which confornz to tile vqiirical rointl~;nlat or t-,,q t~~e
1 (2)
Lino b In Fir. I was obtained fr-n tn7ts of t!ii vvit-
rvitaln for arepi) undnr a constrnt stress /6/. In this cnzo, t:ijj
indicator of der-ree at the rollitive tran3itlM -14114
0
tal to 5. and tbo tr~insiticn torv.)erataro for all lwtolz inves-
t~~atod turnnd o%it to ht,7jiov thin in the came of zriooth
In thq first case tests , wars con4ticted slowly in-
crrlaain~, loado almoot to fracture of t~& At'tfw, S-X*
cPn,JLAAona, alosci to "o vilibvium", the tests clonrl-
.r reven:I
the mettal d1fraroncon %P t1i respect to mch."ical /6/ !,nd struc-
till- 1 /6/ rropertjGa. In tho enza, of ccnv"ntIcn%3 cro-~- tosta
W-1th 1% corintnint lond the nubstructurn rontfttl am tt Mzuli of
rapid load application In the firnt at:=-C or ere". rand-~rz n
itronf, "I,~ velAn!ill orfnrt nrid, conroaurntly, tho to
parliturn turns out to be vomovilhat birlior and 1tv r-:ila~liniahilx to
stncklial, tnult annr!,,y In conowhat Ilanhor tbtkn !n t-lift case ox
nmooth lond.lnr.
Sinco the trninvition to:iperntuvo --m5 rr1:rnrS1r ontabliariod
b-j, tl:rj a:--
pool-tinen or sitbzLr,lcLAlvf, Lvacca or xoccv-.!ry, t?i,!r:! uaa
:ntorcl,t ;n comparinr Lho data obtnined b, un w1,11
litoratueo data en this c!LanFe or crool, ac%!,VaLLon or
motain wjLh a roe lattice innonuch me t~ilz wo%ild =Lko 1; Pcz-,iblo
to contorqilatn Wic !)onzlble moeharliz:n of v!eovi--7.
data uystomatizzold by un on tile chango of ;roop activnticn criorry
in relation to tomporaturo are prevented 'In Plr,. 2 /9-12/. Por

USSR wc 539.4.015. 1
KMMX[Yt G. YA., OMAIMTS, P. N.s and PISHCUKO V. X.t Institute of
Retal Pkjsics, Academy of Sciences UkxBSlt-
"The Effect of the Loading Rate on the Ch=actaristics of the Creep and
Substractura of Nickel"
KieVO YArtaUOfiZ1kaj 111 31# 19V,, pp-1)9-143
Translationi The charasteristics of the creep 5wd the substructure of nickel
at a temperature of 500 C and a load of 5 kg/mrf- were studied. The time of
application of the load changed from 1 to 5,i05 seconds, It is shown that
-teristics of nickel creep, depend greatly on the tire and appli-
the charac
cation of the load. The smaller the rate of the load's application, the
greater the rate of the speci n's creep. The mechanical characteristics
of the creep are compared with x-xay structural studles. A corzelation is
zade between the specific disorientation of the substructure and the resis-
tAnce of nickel creep. Bibliograpbyi 2 entries, 2 Mustmtio= and 2
tables.
1A
35

1~ 7~
7
USSR MC 339.4.015.1
KOZYRSKIY, G. YA.j 0KRAMMj P. X., and FISHCHAX, V. X., Institute of Yatal
Physim, Academy o-f Science-s L.'=SE&
"A Change in the Disorientation of the Substructurp of Niekel and Copper
Under Conditions of Slow Uading at High Te ' ratures".
Mpe
Kievg MetalloMika, No 31 t 1970,r pp 146-1,;2
Translations The effect of plastic defomtion and teapptrature on the sub-
structure's disorientation was studied on b-igh-purity poXycryatalline nickel
and copper spealmeq. ' ecliznical tests we're conclucted in' vacuun at a loading
Tate v - 0.05 kg/mi4 per hour at temperatures. 0.448, 0.564, ana 0.68 from
the melting point. it is shown that under appropriate testing conditions
the specific disorientation (the relationship of the disorientation angle
to the value of deformation) of the substructure of copper is several times
greater than that of nickel. It Is concluded-that euch a difference in the
valtms of specific disorientation of the substructure Of COD r and nickel
I Pe
is connected with the difference in the values of packing,defects in these
metals. Bibliographys 10 entries, 3 illustxations, 1 table.
65

USSR ux 669-o2:7:539-371
OrKRAil"211'sil P. N., m-'d PIS" Institute of P-1111.1sics of 1~:etais, Acaderi:- of
Sciences Vkxainian ss~"
"Disorientation of the Stfostnucture of X with Face-Centered , zice at Hi3h
Lat
Te=-erature. Deformation"
Fizika Mletallov and lVetall'ovedeniye, Vol 29, INTo 6, 'ru p 12o4-
Sverdlovsk., 1 70,
:1209
Abstract. A stuckv is r-nde of the chan~.re of disorientation ani.-les. of th-e substrnuc-
ture of coar3e-6mined polycrystall-line apec.,:-mens of nichel w.-,d copTer under slow
loadinG at temperatures 0.45, 0-56, and O.M from. !-.ioltin,-; te---mcratures, ifhich for
I 1 0
nickel were 500, 700, and 0000 C ana for coDper -334, 492, imcl 650 C. All srx-,ci-
mans were tested in a vacuum of 1o-5 torr at a loadim'~ rate of 0-05 It
is shoum that at identical values of de-fo-mation and siieltilij.7, stre.-Sr, Wp-plication,
the anzles of substructure disorient-ation for copper and nickel dec'rep-se with
I.-creasims termereture. In the entire range of de-formations studied, temperatures
and z~ sses, thm m4~ies o" disorientlatdon of the substructum of co)-a rL
ure p r a
sm1ler than thlat of nickel. The disorientation of th.- substructure de-
creases with increase in stress. It is s1hown that, the diff"er-ence in the c=nres
obtained for nickel and copper depend on the difference in enerj~y oV The packiai~,
defects of these metals.

USSR Uir. 621.317-414
APANAS'YEV, Yu. V., GRINDAUM, M. B., PERSIYANOV, T. V., Am
all
RUKALOVA, G. I., SFJ",OV, A. A., Leningrad Electrical
tute imeni V. 1. Ullyanov (Lenin)
"A Device for Measuring Magnetic Fields"
Moscow, Otkry-tiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlenn3rye Obraztsy, Tavarnyye Zraki,
No 13, Mw 72, Author's Certificate No 335628, Division G, filed 10 Nov 70,
published 11 Apr 72, pp 189-190
Translation: This Author's Certificate introducea a dovice Tor neasuring
magnetic fields. The device containa an acoustic concentrator coupled to
a hollow conducting ha-l~r-wave cup holding an electroinechanicitl converter
-such as a piezoelectric converter, needle holders mounted on an acoustic
neutral, and a raicrowire which acts as part of the ireasw-em~nlt 1001). The
microwire is fastened in supports and io put into osciLlatox-y Lotion by
the concentrator mentioned abGve. As a distinguishin& feature of the
patent, in order to measure the norm&I componwit of the fie!O. on the sur-
face of magnetized bodies, the device io equipped with a sec-Ond electro-
mechanical converter connected in antiphase with the first. The converters
Mum n~MIIIMI~Ilm
wwiffiRNAWRI MR-110"

AFANAS'YEV, Yu. V. et al. USSR Author's Certificate No 335628
are securely fastened to the concentrator bace which is made. in the form
of a wedge. The converters are arranged sy~unetrically vith the geometric
axis of the wedge, which is excited on the resonance frequency of flexural
vibrations of the converters.
212

USSR UDC; 621.317.44
-RIBAUDI, M. B., PEPOIYA11OV, T. V., P V.
APPIIASIITV, Yu. V., GR "I
REKALOVA, G. I., SIWCHOV, A. A., Leningrad Electrical EngIE4W:.t4.Mft,_,
tute imeni V. I. Ul'yanov (Lenin)
"A Device for Measuring Magnetic Fields"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
Do 13, May 72, Author's Certificate Do 335629, Division G, filed 10 Nov 70,
published 11 Apr 72, p 190
Translation: This Air,'.horls Certificate introduces a device for measuring
magnetic fields. 'The device contains an acoustic concentrator coupled to
an electromechanical transducer such as a piezoelectric converter, needle
holders mo-unted on an acoustic neutral, and a microwire which acts as part
of the measurement loop and is fastened in supports and put into oscil-
latory motion by the transducer. As a distinguishing ft-ature of the patent,
provision is made for measuring the induction of the maLtnetic field inside
the cavities of magnetized articles. For-this purpose the device is equipped
with a second electromec_-~;&nical transducer of longitudinal oscillations con-
nected in phase with the first. The transducers are securely fastenee on
1/2

USSR uDc 615-919:591.145-2.615.918-.58.615.9:576.8-097-29
CHEREPNOV, V. L.,, OIU", B. N., and PT-SHCEaK, A. M.
"Effect of Cobra Venom on the Structure Nerves"
of Frog
Uch. zap. GorIkov. un-t. Ser. biol. (Educational Proceedings of the GorIkov
University, Biological Series), Vyp 40, 1972, pp 52-55 (from Referativnyy
Zhurnal -- Farmakologiya. Khimioterapevticheskiye Sredstva. Toksikologiva.,
No 1-Y 1973, Abstract No 1.54.779 by V. Kj.
Translation: When the sciatic nerve of a frog was placed in a 10% solution of
Venom M from the Asiatic cobra for 30 minutes, a swelliAg of the epinerve and
a.thickening of The myelin sheath were observed. The destruction of the
Shvennovsky cells and collagen fibers vas also noted. In a 0.2% solution the
epinerve ruptured but the nerve fibers did,not change.

USSR UDC: 612-766.2
KOVALFNKO, Ye. PDPEW, V. L., IMI :b!"YM7, Yu. I. ,
I 1D I _j , GAILTSIM.,
Yzi. S., hROKIHM;CHU!,IOv, A. A., a-ZARMil-1, V. A., MOROZOVA, R. S., MROVA, L. V.,
IPOTAPOV, A. 11.1 IDIVIIN, V. S., and PISHICM, V. B.
'Shifts in the Fimctuions of Uic Ovgwnicn. During Prolonged Hypolinesial,
Mosecni, Fatologicheskaya Fizioiou-J-Ya i El-sperimentalinaya Ter--piya, Vol 14, NTO 6,
HCIV/Dm 70., PP 3-9
Abstract; Rats kept imniobilized for up ti) 170 diys in opecial c,'-Iges shol-Ted an
increase an generzra gas orchz-xige and rate of oxygen utilization i-ri the mul~c- e
and a slovrLng of tbc, rate of tiosuc rietaboli-sm in the liver and myocardi,,r,-.~. The
level of phosphotyl.ation in i-Cmeardiw(L uid, to e.Kt(-,nt) in -'Llhe --knictLI
muscles md liver ~Prcnpped. Piulonged h,,,,pokinesia also stunted the amimals'
growth, pervented them f=r, L--. -i:Lng ~Pzight, and in cases caused them tri lose
weight. Beside-s dilstur-bing r-ine-n-I aud protein metabolisui, L-ii-lob-i'lization ressult-
ed in cxhaustion of the hypothallamus, pituitar-y adrenal cortex syste,-,I.

USSR. UDC 621.791.754:621.643:669.715
BUKAROV, V. A., ISUICHENKO, Yu. S. , PISHCIITK, V., T. AND SLAVINSKIY, V. D. ,
Engineers
"Pulse-Arc Welding of Aluminum Alloy Tubes Using Nonconsumable Electrodes"
Moscow, Svarochnoye Proizvodstvo, No 11, Nlov 70, pp 14-I.S
Abstract: IZCSLIltS are presented from technological studies of pulsed argon-
arc welding of joints in tubes 0.4F AI-Ig6 and SAVI alloys us-ing a tungsten
electrode without filler wire and reverse polarity cUYTenz. This type of
welding provides satisfactory quality of welded seanis for these alloys.
A new technology has been developed for welding tubing with wall thicknesses
up to 2 mn,, with programed welding node changes achieved by changing the
pulse repetition frequency of current pulses. A pulse dovice has been
developed, allowing welding by a pulsed arc using standard direct current
power supplies.

USSR UDC 616-001.28+591.8.481.1
and CIIEVLYTKO, A. A., Minsk Medical Institute
"Neurosecretory Cells of the Hypothalamus in Dogs After Acute Radiation
Sickness"
Minsk, Doklady Akademii Nauk BSSR, Vol 19, No 3, 1971~ pp 277-279
Abstract- Histological examination revealed substantial changes in the
neurosecretory cells of the hypothalamus in dogs,that died or were killed
in the terminal state 12 to 13 days after single exposure to x-ray irradia-
tion (66 r). The neurosecretory cells were highly polymorp1iic. Besides
neurons containing a moderate quantity of-neurosecretion, there were many
calls whose cytoplasm was rich in an aldehyde-fuchsinophilic material.
Wide nrocesses with granules of neurosecrefion protruded from the cells.
The supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei frequently contained cells whose
bodies were jagged and had irregular outlines. A numbeT of cells had
fairly large vacuoles. Destructive changes were also evident in the nuclei
(vacuolation, urrinkling, pyknosis). In some cells the nuclei had indis-
tinct outlines or could not be discerned at all. These signs of vulner-
ability to radiation of the neurosecretory cells of the hypothalamus are
related to the high physiological activity of this.section of the brain.

USSR
tee
UDC 621.643.411.4.62-1192
'R NA
MOISEYVI, A. A., Candl ate c-f Technical Sciences, STUIG-TAIL - V. D., Engi-
neer, V. _N., D~-ctc_- of Sciences, E-HITFIK, A. I.; Candi-
date of Technical Sc_lence!~, Ye. I., Ce-ndidate of Tecimical
Sciences . KOROBCCHKIN, 1. Yu. , Candidatte of T-.,chx_.jcsj Sciences, KIRVALIDZE,
11. M. , Candidate of Teel-n-en Sc-ences, PISHQIIJUI~0~7_,
Candidate of
Technical Sciences, DEVIT'ATHO, E. i., Engineer, Al.f.-Union "Order of the Fed
Banner of Labor" Scientific FeseExch institute of Et~at Engineering imeni
Jnsk fic Research Des.:gn and Planning Boiler
F. E. Dzerzh. ily, Central Scientil-
end TiLrbine institute imeni I. I. Polmnov, Road. Construction Division,
Southern Pire Plant", All-1.1nion Scientific Research Diesel Locomotive In-
stitute
"Improving the Operational Reliability of Welded Joints and the Techno-
logical Properties of High-Strength EF184 Axistenitic Steel"
Moscov, Teploenergetika, No 8, Aug 72, pp 6-49
Abstract: The article is a ro--port on the resultp, of Ojoint reccarch by
various scientific research institutes mid indu,,~trial orgamivations to de-
termine what effect metbods of nelting EF18h steel rzight hare an the work-
112

.. ........
USSR
MOISEYEV, A. A. et al., Teploenergetikt-, No 8, Aug 72, pp )-6-49
ing reliability of welded joints as well as on the other properties of the
metal. It was found that crack formation in joints can be eliminated by
reducing the oxygen content, as well as'tbe.concentrations of hydroren,
nitrogen, sulfur and phosphorus below certain levels. This can be done
by melting from a fresh charge u-itth subsequent vacuum-arc remelting.
Electroslag remelting can be used as well, but is less ef'ec-.
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:L/Z 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCES$ING DATE--04DEC70
tETLE--FORMATION OF ANION RADICALS IN NUCLEOPHILIC AROMATIC SUBSTITUTION
.,'REACTIONS -U-
~-:'AUTHOR-(05!-SHEIN, S.M.# BRYUKHOVETSKAYAt L.V.i PISHCHUGINj F.V.,
-,-STARICHENK09 V,F.t. PANFILOVs V*N,
~CQUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.v..,SOURCE-ZH. STRUKT. KHIM. 1970t 11(2)v ~243-8:
-.0ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:.''atUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
,~,,TOPIC TAGS--EXCHANGE REACTION, AROMATIC NITRO COMPOUNDi ANIONt EPRi
..:_:~~tOMPLEX COMPOUNOr ETHERI ESTERIFICATIONt: HENOL,.HA~0GEN
p
_:~~.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCI.ASSIFIED
..,_~PRGXY FICHE NO ---- F070/605013/1109 STE:P i'10-1-t)9/019~!/70/(3itl~)02/0f.431()2.~8
CIRC -ACtESSION NO--AP0140796
UNrLASS If: IED

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PIIkOCESSING 0ATE---04DEC7C,:
.,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140796
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE TYPICAL REAurioti OF
-NUCLEOPHILIC SUBSTITUTION WITH A NO. OF AROMATIC UITRO DERIVS. I (R
EQUALS NO SU32t R PRIMEI EQUALS H)v R PRIME2 EQUALS F, CLo BR, NO SVBf'_'l
OMEt SME) SCF SUB3t SO SUBZ ME; I (R EQUALS CL, R~PRIMPI EQUALS INO
SUB2Jp AND I (R EQUALS OME, R PRIMFI EQUALS NO SUB21. R PRIME2 EQUALS
NO SU92, CF SUB3, SO SUBZ ME, SO SUB2,CF SUB31 RES-P., THE FORMATION W:
~.ANION RADICALS WAS OBSD. (EPR), THE TRANS ETHER IF I CAT 1014 REACTION OF
~ALKYL ETHERS OF MONO AND POLYNITROPHENOLS IS-ASSOC0. W[TH THE FORMATICIN
~OF ANION RADICALS FROM THESE COMPOS. THAT REMAIN IN EQUIL. WITH STARTING
PRODUCTS AND SIGMA COMPLEXES. SIMILARLY!~ANION RADE.CALS WERE OBSO.
.DURING THE REPLACEMENT OF HALOGMOR NITRO SUBSITUENTS4 UNDER THESE
-CONDITIONS NITRO COMPDS. I (R EQUALS OME OR CLI FAtL TO PRODUCE ANION
IN DETECTABLE CONCNS, FACILITY: INST. ORG. KH114.v
-NOVOSIBIRSKt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621-789-977:669.14.018.29
BERCHTEYN, M. L., PETSOV, G. G., and PISHCHULIN, N. I., Moscow Institut,3 of
Steel. and A3_1oys
"Forming the Structure of Structural Steels by High-Temperature Thermomechani-
cal Treatment
Moscow., Metallovedenlye, No 6, 1971, PP 55-57
Abstract: The structure and mechanical properties of 40Kkil 4OKhR, and
4OKhNM structural steels were investigated after high-temperatuxe thermomehani-
cal treatment (HTMT) under conditions of pressing at various deformation rates.
Specimens of pressed bare were subjected to tensile tests, and their micro-.
structures, particularly the change of their graining chexacter, were investi-
gated at distances of 0-5, 1-5, 2-5, 4-5, and 7-5 mm from the surface. The
optimum deformation degree under investigated HDIT conditions was found to be
70%. In this case, recrystaUization processes had not yet been developed
substantially. It is expedient to anneal structural steele with molybdenum
and chromium by HTNT with pressing, which YELkxs it possible to retain the
structure developed by hot plastic deformation even in the event of great
reduction, Five figures, six bibliographic referencese
1/1

USSR UDC: 681-3-o6:51
KOMEV, Yu. N. , PISMOTNOV, S - -V~ SERGEYEV, S. N.
"Algorithms of~~Ver sized Substitutions and Problems of nicir Interpre-
tation"
V sb. Teor. kibernetika. VY-p. 4 (ITheoretical Cybernetics-collection of
works, No 4),1 Kiev, 1970, Pp 3-20 (frot RM-Kibernetika, HO 7, Jul 71,
Abstract No TVT02)
Translp-tion- Formal rules are given for recording algorithms in the form
of substitutions defined on a sct of generalized words. A generalized
word is taken to mean a finite set of named cells in each pf which is
recorded a symbol from some al-,Dhabet called the alphabet of states of
~the cell. The rules for carrying out the algorithms allaw simultaneous
application of the sifbstitutions of the algorithm to the woi.d to be
processed. Consideration is given to problem invol-ving rf2coofl.tion of
the noncontradictiorn of systems of generalized substitutions, Uid to
problems of interpretation of one class of algorithms with the uid of
networks of automata.

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fir.
M P

Soviet Chemiml,
Inventions Illustrated, Sectidn I
233657 MCUTRATED POLYF17~ENE CATALYST ubed ja~
pr;Arattan o f pulymferisablTvinyl
carboxylatea ensures less tjoxicjt~, of'tlhe,proc*ss~
improved Catalyst life and economy of1productioA ~nd
also renders the process cOntinuous..-The c4talys~,
is prepared by eoaking 15 -6k.of polystyrene in 174.6&
of nitrobenzene overnight-at-room tamp., A further
40g. of Aitrobenzeae.are then added,and~themixt.'
heated to NO 0 d by tha~additioa
C.for 1~-2hrs:followe
of 52.5g mercuric acetate,and 9 mV.,aeatic acid. i
The mixture is heated for a futcher.;,6-7 hrs.:..at 1~3

h
with stirring. The product-is washed wit methylated
.
0
spirit and acatene and,d ried at WCi.,The'
catalyst is used in amount of.5% wt~,df the fatty or
aromatic acid used. 29.7.67. as 1175908/23-41,,
DAVANKOV, A.B. etaL. lu.~G. Mamed4liev Petio-
chemical Inst. Sumgait Filial. (30t!6.69) But.
3/24.12.65. Class 12o, 21, 12o, 12. Int. C1.
C 07c. C 07C.

Dervent,

40631
AGO
A
Sumgaytskiy Filial Instituta Neftekhimicheskikcb. Protsessov
imeni Yu. G. Mamedaliyeva
19750192
fll'.j 1;'I 1:-[ qT~;
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Acc. N Ref. Code:
00'
AA0108720 Abstracting S e 3- 70 UR 0482
C
Soviet Inventions-Illustrated, Se4c-lon II Electrical, Derwent,
244h3 AIR TUYERE gD GAS LANCE FOR BjiST FUPUNACE~ is
f itted with'ta protective case, CS) in , the . lance
water jacket (1) to protect.the ins4la tion there-The
ring gap between 1&nce~(2) and csae~(3) is rammed with
vermiculite expanded In situ or perlite ctc.,
29-5.67 as 116oolW22-2. MALIKDV
K,V., V.L.LISHVANOV,
A.L. GMATONOV et al. METALLURGICAL HEAT TECHNIQUE~ RES
INST. (9-10.69) Bul 18/28-5M. Class IS's. Int. CI'.
C 21 b.
.-AUTHORS: Malikoy K. V. &"hXQ"jV.' L. Galatonov A. L.
Babarykin, N. N.
Vse�oyuznyv Nauchno-Issledovatellskiv Institut Metallurgicheskc
REEL/ RAM
)9 494

:; . ~ 7.- *~,-
1. ~~- --- -
j
f? -s-

USSR ute 615-23:54-7-7754-546-171-5
PISKAIEV. A. DIES'TUMPKO, V. S. and SUIMITI'011, S. I., Div-1sion of Radiation
li~;. ioloT-y, and Radiation Phamnmcolo~~-111, Scientific ,Research Institute of
Medical Radiology, Academy of Mt-dical Sciences UESSRP Obainsk
"Effect of Pyrazolone sund HAmz-,ne De-rivatives on, the Rezistance of Ktce to
Hypo,;dall
~bscow, Farrrakolotziya i Toksikolo~,iyay Vol 36, i7o 1, Jan/Feb 73, PP 10-54
Abstract: The effects Of 23 pyrazolone and hydrazine derivatives in increasing
the resistance of mice to hypoxia were studied in exj--eriments in which the
animals were- lifted to a simulated altitude of 10,000 m (rate of lifting 30
-m/sec) or 10,500 m (rate of lifting 11 m/sec) by reducing the prossure in a
cbnz*er after intni-poritonoa). admintat3tit-lon to the nInfi4alil of the compDITIF11)
tested. Of the ieven pyrazolone de-,jvtj4-ivej3 tested, anabin exerted the
%0
greatest effect in pratectirq, against hypoxia. The ntitihypoxic activity
decreased in the order analgin > antipyrine --~- 2-clano-et-.,,i),1-5-p.,rm,.tol-ine
amidopyrine. Dutadion, 1-benzYl-3-rat'-'Yl-5-PvT--zolore, and 1-phemyl-l-weethyl-
-:~~ -azolon -0 cant activity. With the exception of hexylhydrazine
n had no signift
5
and hepty1hydrazine sulfates, all the hytirazine derivativ:~s tested increased
the resistance of the mice to hypoxia after being admiziistered in appropriate
1/2

rai
doses. The most pronounced antihypoxic effect was obseried on administration
of apressin, 1-hydrazinoDhthalazine-4-carboxj dx
lie acid h3 =ide, phelazine,
phenizine, and 1-(2-cyanoethyl)-l-p-toluenesulfonylhydrazine. Tbe activity of
the pyrazolone derivatives was associated with the hypothermic effect produced
by them. While some of the bydrazine derivatives also reduced the rectal
temperature of the aninials, one ray assume that compounds of this type, being
MAO inhibitors, could increase the level in.the body of biogenic Wines
(serotonin, adrenaline, and histamine) that am of importa:xe in adaptive
reactions.
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_S~l FJ F6,' -PRb~tSSI"NG DA_TE--160CT70
-1/2 009 UNCLAS
JPES -U-
'TITLE--GIANT DIPOLE RESONANCE ON NICKEL fSQT(
,,.~AUTHOR-(05)-GORYACHEV,, B.I.t ISHKANOVv B.Set KAPITONOVp I.M*, PISKAREVt
m * ISHEVCHENKOP V.G*
:Z()UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
U:,kCE--YAD. FIZZ. 1970, 11(2 252-9
_-VATE PUBL ISHED -------- 70
"~.-SpW.EC TAR_EAS--7_UUC LEAR, SC.1 ENCE-AN 0. _T ECHUGLOGY-1, PHYSICS
J.- OPIC TAGS-NICKEL ISOTOPEt INTEGRAL CROSS SECTION, PARTICLE PRODUCTION
:.-CON7ROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.'~_DCICUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1980/0367 STEP NO--Uk/0367170/011/002102524OZ59
ACCESSION NO--AP0048639
UNCLASSIFIED
ni fl!; Ili I lm~ pal:
~-.- ==77 7!T it wlzl,~ . W
77
.............

'2/2'-- _009~
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE- f60C!T70
~.~TCIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0048639
~.~.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTIVE CROSS SECTIONS OF
PHOTO N PRODUCTION FOR PRIME58 NI AND PRIME60 NI IN THE DOMAIN OF THE
GAINT DIPOLE RESONANCE ARE DESCRIBED. THE INTEGRAL CROSS SECTION UP TO
:30 MEV IS 310 FOR PRIME58 NI AND 620 iMEV-MB. FOR PRIME60 NI. TOTAL
ABSORPTION CROSS SECTIONS FOR THE ISOTOPES ARE CONSTRUCTED AS THE SUMS
_0FJHE PHOTO N AND PHOTO P CROSS SECTIONS, THE VALUES 00 NOT AGREE
-,..-WELL WITH THOSE COMPUTED BY VARIOUS MODELS. FACILITY: INST.
~--.._YAD. FIZ., MOSCOWt USSR.
UNCLASS I F I EO

.112 025 UNCLASSIFIED:~~ PPOrESSING DATE--30OCT70
,JllTLE--INTERME0lATE STRUCTURE OF CROSS.SECTIONS OF PHOTONEUIVRON kEACTIONS
--QN_ MOLYBDENUM ISOTOPES -U-
YE*Vot PISKAREVI
_~_AUTHaR-(05)-lSHKHANOV# B.S., KAPIToNOVv 1,M., LAZUrIN
Moi SHEVCHENKOr O.Pm
OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--YAD. FIL. 19701 11 (3) t .702-4
D.AT EPUBLISHED---710
_~-SUBJECT An-EAS--PHYSICSP NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TAGS--PlHCT3-NEUTkfjN, 6ETATRON, r~ESONMNCE A Ck 5 0 R PIG',N, ;lJL_:LY8DF_-NWi
JSUTOPEr INTEGRAL CROSS S)ECTION
,_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNICLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1991/1079 STEP ,TO,
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOI!0769
U "! C L A S S I F I

'IFIED -SSII,lt'r DATE-300C.T7o
025 UNCLASS
._~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110769
ABSTRACT/ EXTRAC T-- (U) GF'-O- ABSTRACT. PHOTO-N REACTLC[vl C'lq PRIME92 MO
IVESTIGATED BY USING.A 35-MEV
AND PRIME98 MO ARE IN B J'tj T Rolt.,C0s
SECTIONS OF THE REACTION (GAMMA, rN) EwUALS CROSS
'Ntv PLUS 2 (CROSS SECTION OF (GAMMA-i 2N)) PLUIS CROSS S EC 1 .10 ~N J FGAM
~NPI; THERE ARE SIMILAR TO 15 RESONANCES FGR EACH CROSS SECIION. I'HE
WIDTHS OF THE GIANT RESON"NCES IN THE REACTIO-N (GAMMA' TN) ON* 'HE
PRIME92 MO AND PRIME98 MO NUCLEI ARE 5 AND 7.MEV, RE~P- FGR TH'~
REACTIONS [GAMMIA7 N) PLUS (GAM MA, ~-
01i THE VALUE.S OF rH'_~ ~INTEGRAL CROSS
SECTIONS FOR PkIME92 MO AND PRIPE98 MO ARE 1.12 PLLF~ 0'! i'U'i`%'lJS, 0.11 AND
1.10 PLUS OP IMINUS 0.11 VIEV-By RESP. EXPTL. RESULTS ~.RE l:L5f-tPAKE0 TO
THEORETICAL VALUES. THE EXPTI. VALUES SHOW A
"REATFR fl,'O. OF RESOi"~iAN-CES-
-THE GREATFST DISCRC
BETWEEN THEORY AND EXPT. IS FOUND AT 24-30
-MEV. FACILITY: INST. YAD. FIZ., MZjSK. GUS. Ul,!lV.t MOSCOd, USSR.

UNCL~ASSIFIED:- PRO ATE -OCT7 0
"T SHELL -U-
-I ILt--PHOTOPROTON CROSS SECTIONS FOR NUCLEI WITH (lF-2.P)
"AJUTHOR-(05)-ISHKHAN0V, B.S., KAPITONOV, I.M., PISKAREV, I.m., SHEVCHENKO,
~SHEVCHENKOv O.Ps
~CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
DURCE--.YAD. FIZ. 1970, 11(3), 485-91
~OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
I'SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR S.CTENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, RHYSICS
;"TOPIC TAGS--PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION, PROTON SPECTRUM, EXCITATION CROSS
ECTION9 INTEGRAL CROSS SECTION, NICKEL ISOTOPE, CHRO141UM ISOTOPE
--NO RESTRICTIONS
ORTROL MARKING
,-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1991/1053 STEP t4O--UR/0367/70/011/0'v~3/0435/rj491
ICIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110743
UNCLASSIFIED
whii1ifilh! 146,4"'W6 i~j6i J A.W.11 9., 1 -a 9 Q11, a
i H ti I If if i I

-,iEi)' PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
UNCLASsir
~,I~JRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110743
-A8STRACT/-'-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PHOTO-P CROSS SECTIONS WERE
Ii~--~,MEASURED FOR PRIME52 CRP PRIME58 NI# AND PRIME60 NI FROM 1HRESHOLD TO 30
'~MEV.: THE P WITH ENERGIES GREATER THAN I MEV~WERE RECISTERED. A NO. OF
-MAX. WERE FOUND. THE INTEGRAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR PRIME52 CR, PRIME58
NIt AND PRIME60 NI WERE 240#570, AND 320 MEV-MB, RE-SP-. THE ANOMALOUSLY
,,,,-.HIGH VALUE OF THE PHOTO-P PRODUCTION CROSS.SECTION FOR PRIME58 NIv AS
SHIFT OF THE CENTERS OF GRAVITY FOR THE.PHOTO-P CROSS
F---SECTIONS TOWARD HIGHER EXCITATION ENERGIES, AS CCMPARED TO THE PHOTO-N
--0 N1, CAN BE
CkOSS SECTION WHICH WAS OBSERVED. FOR PRIME5.1,CR ANO PRIME(
--EXPLAINED BY THE INFLUENCE OF THE ANALOG STATES. F~,CILITY: INST.
MOSK-. GOS. UNfV.9 MOSCOW-p USSR:

U1, USSR 62o.172.22
ABRAMOV, V. 1.9 LOKSHINj I. Xbj and PISKARBY V* D.
"Experimental Comparison of Various Methods for Determining the Limit of
Eaasticity"
Moscow, Zavodskaya Iaboratoriya, Volume 6, 71, p 120
Abstract; Metal plates were tested for elasticity by beading, using different
techniques. A special electrical apparatus invented by FiskareT (Declaration
No..'251231) was used to measure residual deformation with high accuracy. Results
good agreement among the various standard methods used; the values ob-
~,tained for limit of elasticity were quite close, even though the procedures
dfffered significantly.
Ih I, "r,

us SR
UDO 621.3.055
KCZLOV,.V.A., PISKAREV, V.I. [Scientific-Research Radiophyaica Institute]
"Concerning Frequency Multiplication In The Millimeter Range In N-InSb"
Izv.VUZ:Radiofizika, Vol XV, No 20 Fab 1972, pp ~00-~04
Abstract: The affect is investigated of tripling the frequoncy of the electro-
magnetic field in the semiconductor n-InSb at 77 K in the millimBter range. A
comparison is mede of the experimental results and the calculated, fulfilled
under the assumption that the nonlinear susceptibility for tripling is caused
by a nonparabolic conduction band. In this connection the effect is talen into
account of a strong pumping field at the omission condition of the third har-
monic. The exper1mental equipment used in.the work is described. The authors
the&. A.M. Belyanteev and V.N. Genkin for ditiottedon of tha roualto of' the work
anti for a number of valuable eo=ento, 2 fig 12 rof, RaceiVed by editors# 17
March 1971.

Abstract: On the basis of an analyoic of a paper by D. Chen and T.G. Lee
TI-EnTrans. Mlicrowave Theory and Tachn., 1966, 14, 10, 482), a calculation is
made for a modulator of light by a travelling mi7crowave, which buoically con-
sists oil a round waveguide with a coaxially located core of KDP, in theca 10
10 GHz range. Evaluations are made of the band,- the precision of fabrication of
the modulator elements, and the nooeeBary magnitudo, of the modulation pmier.
The frequency characteristics of the modulator and the depondence of the per-
centage modulation on the magnitude of the microwave signBl were experimerftally
inventigated. A Fle-lie laser with a 0.6328 micro-raster wave lunCth served as a
light source in the oxperimental installati(xi. The authors th3nk V.I. Beepalov
and D.M. Bravo- Zhivot ov akky for constant attention to the work and discussion
of the result, and L.B. Gordeyev for assiettince. during coutruotion of the mod-
ulator. 6 fig. 7 ref. Received by aditorBp 19 March 1971.
RUN

1/2 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROtESSING DATE--040EC70
T-TTLE--MODER.NIZATION OF THE CONTINUOUS ACTION PNEUMATIC GRAVIMETRIG
--20-3A -U-
MEASURING DEVICE DN
_-'_`-AUTHOR-(03)-PISKAREVv YU.A,, PLIS, G.Ass MASLOVt A.D
COUNT R YOF INFO--USSR
.'SOU,RCE--KHEM. VOLOKNA 1970, (3), 7L-2
E~PUBLISHEO ------- 70
~,.-_-SUBJECTI AREAS--CHEMISTRY
w.._~TOPIC TAGS---GRAVIMETER, FLOW RATE, ELECTROMAGNETISM!# ELECTRIC VIBRATORt
CHLORIDEP ACRYLONITRILEi ACRYLIC COPOLYMER-M)ON203A
-.GlIAVIMETER
7,;,-_bjNtR0L MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--IJNCLASSIFIEO
__l-_PRGXY RFEL/FRAME--3009/011L SrEP NO--UR/0183/70/(100/003/0071/0072
_,CIFCACCESSION N0--AP0138976_

----- ------ ------- --- - -- ---- ------------- - -------------- -
2 2 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--040EC7C
.-~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0138976
-.ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITLE DEVICE IS MODIFIED BY
USE OF. A CONST. FREQUENCY (50 HZ) VIBRATING FEEOERt ~WHOSE OUTPUT CAN BE
CONTROLLED BY CHANING THE AMPLITUDE OF VIBRATIONS PRPDUGED BY AN
ELECTROMAGNETIC VIBRATOR. THE MUDIFICATION GIVES A MORE LINEAR RELATION
BETWEEN THE FLOW RATES OF POLYMER CSUCH AS POLY(VINYt CHLORIDE) OR
.,ACRYLO,NfTRILE COPOLYMERS) AND AIR.
I L !t 13 1

USSR
UDC 576.858,13t636-3/-083-35
FISXUWA, N. A. and GAYEVA, L. L., Uningrad Scientific Research Institute
-f-CMIMin- s Diseases
o
"The Effect of Cofactor on Sensitivity of the Neutralization Reaction with
Vaccine Virus in Tissue CultureWl
Moscowq laboratornoye Delo# No 14^1 1971, pp 733-736
Abstracti Sera, from children vaccinated for the first time! against smallpox
were used. The neutralization reaction was conducted with~67 serum samples
in a culture of chic., broblasts with and without cofactor. At the same
timel the hemmagglutina-tion inhibition reaction idth 55 specimens (I), and
the neutrali~~at,
Jon reaction with hunan chlorlo-allantoic mumbrane, (CAM) with
23. specimens (11) won i-an in parallel. The obtained results show that
use cofactor (as 10% native rabbit serum) increased the nuotralization
reaction sensitivity two weeks, after vaccination. Virus-noutrali"zing anti-
bodies were reco-rded in sera diluted to It60 and higher. At the uame time#
titration of sera under similar conditions but vithout cofactor.0howed that
antibodies were either alnent or present in snall amounts 0110). The man
geometric titers of virus-neutralizing antibrAies two weeki;-- after vaccination
was It56 with cofactor and only WO uithout it. A simlJax relgtionship
was e3tablished with sera taken six weeks after vaccination. Two other

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Epidemiolo:
9y
USSR
A-, KUZNETSOVA, E. Ye., POPOVA R. P., and PRATUSEVICH, R. M.,
Leningrad Scientific Research Institute of Childrens Infections
"Acute Febrile Diseases in Children Caused b~ Ifixed Enterovirus and Adenovirus
Infection"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 5, 1971, pp 624-625
Abstract: Hospitalized children convalescing from dysentery (Sit. sonnei)
developed a disease of focal character. Virological and serological studies
revealed the participation of two viral agents - adenovirus and EC110-1 virus.
The clinical picture included the syndrome of serous meningitis In some cases
and symptoms of respiratory infection in others. In some children, it was
impossible to tell from the clinical symptoms which pathogen wass more signif-
icant. In a few cases, the viral infection exacerbated the~dysentery. Thus,
.a an.isolated group of children recovering frort dysentery (Sh. sonnei) ex-
perienced an outbreak of diseases with heterogeneous clinical symptoms caused
~14 by ECHO-1 virus and adenovirus type 3.

MAE
USSR
N. A., KUNETSOVA', E. Ye., POFOVA, R. F., BFODQVA, H. D.,
91SKAWA
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TRI rad &-ientific Research
MINSKAYA E. P., and YAKIX.411SKAY-A, K. I., Laning
institute of Childrens Infections
'Virological, Clinical and Immunological Characterization of Hong Kong A2
Wlu6nza in Children"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 4. Jul/Aug 71. p 492
Translation: The 1969 influenza outbreak in Leningrad was caused by a new
a
igenic strain of influenza virus of sero type A2 (Hong Kong). During the
nt
outbreak, tests wero performed on chick embryos infected with materials col-
lected from 53 patients with sporadic forms of -the disease, with eight samples
oollected. from foci, and with 10 samples coLLeated from children who had died
of influenza. Twenty-three hemagglutinating agents were isolated and identified
as A2 Hong Konc, influenza viruses. U1 strains were sensitive to inhibitors.
Serological investigation of paired sera of 388 persons rovealed that specific
immic-iological snif ts took place in children fairly early. Positive shifts
occurred in 40.2~ of children aged up to 1 year, which considerably exceeded
ilar group of children in previous years. The e=ress
analogous shifts in a simi
method of immunof-luoreseent analysis of nose and throat s4tioars yielded positive
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USSR
PISKAREVA, N. A., et al, Voprosy Virusologii, No 4. Jul/Aug 71, P 492
results in 104 out of 165 ill children (613~). Combined positive results by
the express method and by the serological method, were obtained in about 83,6
of the total nikaber of individuals examined-during the influenza outbreak..
2/2
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USSR UDC 681.;127.8:621.~91
]~~AK-~VA' S.M., TARhSOV, G.I., TVERDOV, B.I.
"Device For Determining Adjusting Capacity Of The Receiving Apparatus Of Dis-
crete Co=unies-L-,ion Systems"
-To ~08521, 'iled,26 Jan 70, published 23 Aug
-USSR Author's Certificate 1 71 (f roin
-RZh:Elektrosvyazl, No 2, February 1972,.Abstracit No-.2. 4.W1 P)
Translation: A device is proposed for deter-mining the adjusting capacity of
the receiving apparatus of the discrete communitation systems of Authorla
Certificate No 2-1022. the object of assuring straightforward direct
measurement of the values of the adjusting capacity of recei-iers, the outputs
of the coincidence circuits are connected via t~,e time delay elomento with the
Anputs of supplementary coincidence circuits, the second in,:-ut of which is
connec'ed to the out-rat of the pulse commparator~ and the inputs of the letter
:are combined with the outputs of the time delay ele-mart and the code converter,
connected respectively with the input and output of the receiver. The cadence
-[taktovyye] inpruts of the time delay elementF, the code converter, and the
with th -puts of the circuit for separation Qf the
comparator are connected e ou
fronte of atimploo.
117PFIN
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