SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RAYEVSKIY, G. P. - RAYNIS, A.

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USSR UDC 621.372.852.3:621.372.826
VZYATYSHEV# V. F., RYAMOV, B. I., RNfEVSKlY, G. P.
"Attenuator without a phase Shift Based on Dielectric Wave Guides"
Tr. Mosk. energ. in-ta (1,11orks of Mosccni Power Enginecring Institute) 1972,
vyp. 100, pp 128-135 (from RZli-Padiotekhnika. No 7, jul 72, Abstract No 7B137)
Translation: The schernatic is presented for an attenuator which operates by the
principle of interference of two counterphase wave processes with identical
amplitudes. A study was made of the double-channel version in which the input
signal is divided equally between both channels. lit each c1lantiel the signals
passing through the phase converters undergo identical With respect to magni-
tude but opposite in sign phase shifts and,are then added in an adder, fonlia,
a signal the amplitude of which is proportional to the cosine of the phase shift,
The characteristics of the attenuator are analyzed. An e-x-perimental model is
described. There are 3 illustrations.
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tsSEL UDC 615.12+61639
BAMOV, N. K., Candidate of Medical Sciences,
,TEVSKIY, G. S.,
Candidate of.Medical Sciences and SKOLDINOV, A. of
'Chemical Sciences
"Psychopharmacollgical Substances"
tva imeni D. I.
Moscow, Zhurnal Vsesoyuznogo Khimicheskogo ObshchesL
Mendeleyeva, Vol 15, No 2, 1970, pp 156-164
Abstract: WHO recommends that the xroup of psychopharmacological
substances include only those products which effect the psychic
functions and the experinece of life. The group includes innumer-
able neuropsychiatiric drugs. Neuroleptics, acting on the auto-
nomic nervous system, defres the autonomic functions in schizo-
phrenia and maniacal states by disturbing the extraphyramidal system,
they may induce lack of muscular coordination. Derivatives of
Phenothiazine, thioxanthene, reserpine and benzoquinaline are re-
presentative of this group. Tranquilizers, the anti-anxiety drugs,
Include anticonvuleants, barbiturates, meprofan, some phenothia-
zines, iind hundreds of allied products. Antidepressants used in
manic,-Liepressive reactions include hydrazine and some inhibitors.
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BARKOV, N. K., et al., Zhurnal Vsesoyuzno.go Khimichskogro Obshchestva,
imeni D. I. Mendeleyeva, Vol 51, No 2, 1970, pp 156-L64
Psychostimulants such as coffee, theophylline anti theobro-mine
stimulate body and mind, but the ephedrine and atiphetamine
analogues act on the CNS as psychic stimulants. Psychotomimetics
are-without therapeutic value,. But with all these drugs, side
lergic reactions and many untoward paradoxical syndromes
f ect, al
are likely to occur.
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USSR UDC 539.4t[624.011.1-F624.014]
_MYEVSKIY, G. V.
"Prestressing the Walls of t1elded Rolled Sheet Structural Elements"
V sb. III 1-lezhdunar. honf. Do predvarit. napryazhennvin metal. konstruktsiymn.
T. 2 (Third International Conference on Prestressed Metal Structural Elenents,
Vol 2-collection of works), pp 228-235 (from M-Mekhanika, No 11, Nov 71, Ab-
stract No 11V924)
Translation: A new technological process for manufacturing steel sheet struc-
tural elements has been developed at the Electric Arc Welding Institute imeni
Ye. 0. Paton) and it has become widespread in the USSR. The process is based
on refraining from banding the sheets and replacing this operation by elastic
and elastic-plastic bending of prewelded panels. A study was made of the
phenomenon of formation of residual bendin
g moments occurring during this
~operation_in closed circular cylindrica.l,shells. The effect of the stresses
formed on the strength of the welded element was also studied.
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USSR
M)C: 537. 31-2. 62
SKITOIff-SROVA, 1. L., TARARAYEVA, Ye. I,%, SHIMID-T, V. V., 1. 1.
I'Eff,-ct of Heat Treatment on the Cr~'Gicall Ciirrents of Binary 111loys of
Niobium. Llith Zirconium and Titpmium"
Moscow, Sverkhprovoclyashchiye spla,.-j i soyedin.--sborni'E
Alloys and Compounds-collection of works), "Eauk-a", 1~)'1`12, pp (froir-
RZIi-Radicteklin L .'o 12, Dee 'T2, abstract No 12 D561 [r(Eslm.,161
Translation: C-~iticzal current is studied as a funct-..Ion of external mur--
netic field strength for Nb-Zr ard !CD-Ti alloys of cont.:entra-
tions and af"ter d4fferent anneal-na, temperatin-es. Une experim;nilal dL,ca
were related to exi2ting concjpts on the flow of cvx-rent in
rigid superconductors. This led to the follo,Wing con. elusl om.;.
t of
to "~ie ncrmai st,~te in the al'oly Iflb-5 at"'Z z"I. takes !is L rc.--Ul
destruction of electron fairs vher. they have reacheft P- vc-locity.
Destruction of --alea-conductiv4ty ii) P-Uoyr, of Irb ~,rlt'li ~,nd T- at,7 "r,
and -with 55 az~dz 8" Wl.,- 1--lace due to the ~moticn c"
vortices. A direct relat-im found between the of
these alloys end the force of adhecion of supercorduc-l"ing, vorticc.-~- to t1--
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SKVORTSOVA, I. L. et al. , Sverkhprovodyashchiye splw.,y soyedin.
1972, DD 101-111
which are segreGated during heat Seven
macrononhomogene.,.
illustrations, One table, bibliography of:f'ourteen titles.

USSR uDc 669.293129512961297.01:,?.11:537-312.62
IVA14OVp 0S. p I.. and STEPANOV, N.V.
Sverkhprovodyashchiye splavy sisteyq niobiy-titan-tsirkoniy-,"afniy (3uper-
conducting Alloys of the System ~'iobitra-Titani=-Zirconitmi-Haf-.rLium), Moscolf'o
"Nauka" Press, 1971, 161 p., illustrationsl bibliographic references, 1550
copies printed.
Translation of Annotation:
The monograph discusses a system based on decaying solid solutions of niobiwt.
Data on the phase structure of two- and three-component alloys (as a part of
the above quaternary system) as well as on their superconducting properties
have been critically analyzed and correlated. Rresented are the latest data
an the phase structure of alloys produced by the authors and other iw-7esti-
gators. Presented are, for the first time, the phase structuxe of the entire
quaternary system Nb-Tj--Zr-Hf and the superconducting properties of this
system. The effects of various factors (composition, structure, thermo-
mechanical treatment) on changes in the critical parameters of binary, te--naiy,.
and more commlex allo-is are describea. The book is intended for metal scien-
ticts, physical riaetallurjsts, and other specialists engaged in the research,
synthesis, and application of plastic superconducting rnturials.
Translation of Table of Contents:
17troduction 5
"IMUIU111 10 11, t

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1VANOV, O.S., et al., Sverkhprovodyashchiye splavy sistemy niobiy-titan-
tsirkOniy-,,afniy,. Moscaw, "Naukall Fressj l971.
Ch. I. 2!]22reonductors of the Second Kind
Superconductivity Phenomenon
Characteristics of 39cond-Kind Sdperconductors, Specifically
of Niobium and Its Alloys
The -Importance of Superconducting Materials for the
Advancement of Technology
Ch. Ile Phase Structure of Ni_T1i_Zr-Hf A112n
Phase Diagrzims of Binwy Systems: . Niobitm-Titvaum (23);
Niobium-Zirconium (24); Niobium4tafnium (28)1 Titanium-
Zirconium (32); Titanit=.-Hafnium (33); Zirconium-Hafnium
(34) w
Phase Diagrams of Ternary S~ratems; Niobium-Titanituu-
Zirconium (34); Niobitini-Zirconim-lHafnitmi (38)- Niobium-
Titanium-Hafnima (41).
Phase Diagrams of the System Niobium-Titani=-Zirconium-
Hhfniizu; Isothexmic Sections of the System (42)
Isothermic Ntxahedron'of.the System'(45)
Ch. 13:1. lobiun-
,~~rcondqct#~, Properties of AlLoZe of t item 11.
Titanimn-Z 'irconium-Hafniin
2/3 Mrary Allcr~rs: mini- 'tanimn (47); Niobiizi-Zirconitm (50);
8
8
10
20
22
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IVANOV,j O.S... et al., Sverkliprovoclyashchiye splavy sistemy niobiy-titan-
tsirkoniy-gaf'niy, Moscow, "Nauka" Press,, -'1971.
Nlobium-Hafnium (54)
Tern=7 Alloys: Niobium-Titanium-Zirconium (57); Niobium. -
Zirconimn-Hafnima (62); lfiobium,-Titani=-Hafr~ium (67)
Alloys of the System Niobium-Titanium-Zirconivn, -Hafnium:
Section With 70 at.% Niobiura 73); Section Idth 50 at.%
Niabimn (79); Section With 30 at. I% Niobim (85)
Ch IV. Processing and Mechanical Properties of Nb-T-i-.Zr-.U Alloys
cessing Properties of Alloys: Forging (94); Rolling
and Draidng (96)
Strength and Plasticity of Alloys: Idobium-Tit-anium-
Zirconium (97); ffiobimn-7Arconit~m--Md'hiun (99); Niobiwa-
Titanitm. -Hafnima (100); Niobiwa"Titanium-Zirc6nim-
Hafnium (101)
Conclusion- - S/
Appendix. Illustraticq.,"for All Articles
References
93
105
107
161
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USSR UDC 615.214.22:547.869(Ftorphenazinum)
LYUBIMOV, B. I., RAYEVS -04, OSTROVSKAYA, R. U., BARKOV, N. K., and
7.- KROLEVETS, G. N., Laboratory of the.Pharmacology of Nervous System, Pharma-
cology Institute, Academy of Medical Science,USSR, Moscow
"Neurotropic Properties of Fluzophenazine','
Moscow, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, Vol 34, No 3, May-Jun 71, pp 287-290
Abstract: Neurotropic properties of fluzophenazine -- 10-(~ -[4-0-hydroxy-
ethyl)-pipersinyl-11-prODY1}-2-trifluoramethylphenothiazine dihydrochloride
were investigated. The drug was found to be a highly potent neuroleptic.
It produced catalepsy, inhibited conditioned reflexes of avoidance, spon-
taneous motor activitv, averted phenamine-induced hyperactivity, prolonged
and potentiated tlie anesthesizing effect of sodium thiopental and hexo-
barbital, synchronized EEG, and blocked EEG-activation provoked by an
acowtic stl=ulant and phenamine. Flupheiiazine is an extremely potent
antiemetic. Co--pared rwith triftazin, fluphenazine is less toxic and
exceeds trifluoperazine in neurotropic activity.
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1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIEb": PRbCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--THE EFFECT OF SOME AGRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS ON THE AMPHETAMINE
TOXICITY IN AGGREGATED AND ISOLATED.,MICE -U-
K.S.t GURAP S.YAo~
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
"'.'_S.OURCE-- f3YUL LET EN I EKSPERIMENTALINOY BIOLPG I II MEDITSINY, 1970t VOL 8,9p
51 PP162-65
..-.,,.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,-..~-SUB.JECT-AR-EAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~'_JOPIC TAGS--TOXICOLOGYt WHITE MOUSE, ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENT,
A.
4PHETAMINE, 1300Y TEMPERATURE.
,~:CONTROL MARK I NG--N, RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0212 STEP NU--t]R/0219/70/069/00~5/0062/OOb5
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120910
UNCLASSIFIF-0

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIEU PRUCESSING DATE--160CT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0120910
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF FOUR ADRENERGIC
BLOCKING AGENTS OF ALPHA AND BETA TYPE (PHENTOLAMINE, TROPAPHENY
PROPRANOLGL, PRONETHALOL) ON 'THE A4PHETAMINE TOXICITY 1N AGIGREGATED AND
ISOLAT60 AL31NO MICE AND ON THE FOLLOWING INCREASE OF THE BODY
TEMPERATURE WAS STUOIEU. PriENTOLAMINE, TROPAPHEN, PROPRANOLGL WERE
FOUND TO DECi.-,EASE THE AMPHEFAMINE TOXICITY IN ISOLATED AND AGGREk_~'ATED
MICE. PRONETHAt.G.L wAS FOUND TO BE EFFECTIVE ONLY EN RESPECT TO
AMPHETAM114E TOXICITY IN ISOLATED MICE. THE INCREASE OF BODY
TEMPERATURE, INDUCED BY AMPHETAMINE, WAS FOUND To 6E PARTLY PREVENTED BY
rS
-ALL THE ADRENERGIC BLOLKING AGENTS OF BOTH ALPHA AND BETA TYPE. IT
-3 THAT THE CENTRAL EFFECTS OF THE STUDIED AGENTS 00 NOT SEEM TO
SUPPOSC
BE CAUSED BY THEIQ ADRENEKGIC BLOCKING PFOPERTfES. FACILITY:
INSTITUTE OF PHARMACOLOGYt USSR ACADEMY OF,MEDfCAL SC~ENCES, IN110SCOW.

G15 wx t A t s i V- f al PROCESSSINC- DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGI CAL AGEINTs -u-
AUTHOR-(03)-8ARKOVt N.K., RAYEVSKIY, K.S~bt SKOLDIINOVr A.R.
COUNTRY OF 1.*,.',FO--USSR
T"~
VSES. KH[M. OBSHCHEST. 1970, 15Q), 156-64
0 AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
,SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENrES
PHAR.
JOPIC TAGS--TRANQUILIZERs HALLUCINOGEN, 04ACOLOGY
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REELIFRAME--3009/0146 STEP NO--(JR/0063/ 70/,3L5/002/0156/016,t
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0139011
UNCLASS I F: 1E0
mmm_ W-1 I _'3N L21 "WIMPRIN 71-111TIM, M.F11001"I"1111,1111 1111 ~N`ill 1 11.1 1"I'llI'~lli-*"i,-~i~ki,,i;l),I~

112 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23OCTIO
PROPERTIES OF AMINOHYDROXYACETIC AND GAMMA
A-"IINGHYOROXYBUTYRIC ACIDS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-DSTrOVSKAYA# R.U., ARTEMENKOs G*Not VSKIYj K.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-S OURCE--FARMAKOL. TOKSIKOL. (MOSCOW) 1970, 33(2), 13T-42
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'~_:-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
_:~TOPIC TAGS--AMINE DERIVATIVE, HYDqOXYL RADICAL, MOUSE, TO'XICITY,
'TICt ANTICONVULSANT
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, ACETIC ACIDj 13UTYRIC ACIOt ANESTH~
DRUGt LIVERr ENZYME
CONTROL MARKINIV--NO RESTRICTIONS
,-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/(1792 STEP '4t3--UR/0390/7-3/(333/032/0137/0142
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0119699
VINCLASS I F IFD
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212 035 UNCLASS IFIi EID PROCESSING 0ATE--230CT7C
CIPC'ACCESSION NO--AP0119699
~:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AMINOHYDROXYACETIC ACID (20 f4G-KG)
AND GAMMA AMINDHYDROXYBUTYRIC ACID (40 i4C-KG) GIVC-N 10,P. TO MICE
POTENTIATED THE ANESTHETIC EFFECTS OF NA THIUPENTAL, NA 3ARBITAL, AND NA
HYDROXYBUTYRATE. THE ACIDS ACTIED DIRECTLY ON iNEUR)-')TR(?PIC COMPON-L-NTS AS
WELL AS INDIRECTLY BY INHIBITING LIVER ENZYMES wlilCH METABOLIZE THE
ANESTHETICS~ GAMMA AMINOHYDROXYBUTRIC ACID AT 20 MG-KG GIVEN I.V. TO
RABBITS POTENTIATED THE STIMULATORY EFFECT OF GAMMA AIMIINOBUTYR[C ACf0
.(20 VG-KG I.V.) ON THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM# AMlf',vOHY0RCXYACETIC ACID
-t62.5 iMG-KG-I.P*) REDUCED THE TOXICITY.AND LETH,4LITY OF SEMICARBAZIDE
4
(200 MG-KG I.P.j IN MICE BY 70PERCENT,14HEREAS GAMMA AMlN0HYDKOXYBUTYRIC
ACID REDUCED TOXICITY BY 71PERCENT AT 62.5 MG-KG I.P. AND LETHALITY BY
50PERCENf AT 50 MG-KG. HIGHER DOSES OF~THIS LATTE't',, COMPO. WERE LESS
EFFECTIVE. GAMMA AMINCHYDROXY6UTYRIC ACID PARTIALLY PROTECTED JlliICE
AGAINST CONVULSIONS INDUCED 6Y CURAZOLE (100 MG-KG.S.C.), STRYClqNLNf.!-
(2.5 MG-KG S.C.), AND NICOTINE (0 05 MG-KG IV.)#. FACILITY: LAH.
FARMAK04 NERV. SIST., INST. FAIMAKOLot Hoscowl USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

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USSR
LTDC 54]L.6:547.1'118
RAYEVSKIY, 0. A., DONSKAYA, Yu. A., KHALITOV, F. G., and MITOMINA, L. A.,
Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry Imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov Academy
of Sciences USSR
"Conformation of Dialkyl(aryl)cyanomethylphosphine oxides"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 6, Jun 73,
pp 1339-1341
Abstract: IR spectra of diethylcyanomethylphosphine oxide and diphenylcy-
anamethylphosphine oxide show that in solutions these compounds exist in
an equilibrium of two conformers. Under conditions of higher concentrations,
considerable association of molecules is noted. The dipole moments of these
compounds in gauche conformation, exhibiting the polar grouping P:O and C:N,
are considerably below the calculated values obtained from the vector
analysis, because of Coulom interaction.
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USSR UDC 541.6.547.vi18
RAYEVSKIY 0. A., EHALITOV, F. G., DONSKAYA, YU. A.) and SHEFU,20,GORN, T. M.,
institute of br-g--anic and Physical Chemistry Imeai A~ Ye. Afouzov Acad. Sc. USSR
"On the Conformations of Certain Chloromethy1thiophosphinic Acid Chlorides"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR, Seriya KB"-icheskaya, No 4, Apr 73, PP 795-
800
Abstract: Results are reported on the study of spacial structures of the com-
pounds with the general forrula RCIP(S)CI~Cl where R = Cl, C~,H5-1 C6H51 P-ClC6114,
and CI~Cl using IR spectroscopical and dipole moment methois. In solutions these
compounds exist in an equilibrium of two conformers, one of which has the trans
orientation of the P:S and C-Cl bonds. Analysis of intramoleculsr interactlonr,
has been carried out and related to -the stabilization of Uric reculting, spacial
structures. It has been noted Uiat replacement of a phosphoryl oxygen atozq by
an atora of sulfur has practically no effect on intramolecular il,.teractions.
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UMC 541.6t54t.12?,4t547-1'118
RMM=-Q- A. - 11EIRE'.3HCHAGN, A. U., FRALITOV, F. G., and DONSICAYA; YU. A.,
Inatitute- MITT&MIc and Physiral Mardstry imcni A. YE. Arbuzoif, Ace-dery
of Sciencem USSR
"Amlysis of Conformat'lonaI Equilibrium of Tris(chlo-ramethyl)-phosphine Oyida"
Mozcout Izvestiya Akademii K,--uk SSSH, Seriya. Mmichasllmym, Ho 3, 1972,
PIP 710-712
Abstraott The follo1iijig confomations axe possible t
0 0 a u
C17
P P P
P
ce\
ce
CC
CL CL
CL cc C, ce
CLP CL ct P
cl

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'auh ~32 H Sr J~hj!A ch s-y
RARVSKIY' 0. A., e4. al., Izvestiya Akadepil I a
No 3 1972, pp 710-712
ThaxIR spectra, dipole mora-ents (D,14.) z~xd Ke:,:r con3tLztz; (K.C.) can pi~o'r de
information on the conformationa-1 equillb-Aun. aaadl thi.) vctumA px~~aeznf-
in X X 1012, N-alues for thc! abo-.ro fon-s fror.
The D. H., in A # and K.C.
the=odynamic calculations axe as followat At 1-* , -n -23 mid 1~6 C,
416 and 63t 1). 4.12 and 38; 2, 5,07 "lad 375t F, 6.07 and -5261 a.~U P, 6.5-
and -206. The measured valuea axe 2."11 and ixid.1catinji, a nl-nture of
fo=ers. The forms C, D, and E ui4y b-, elininated duE) to tli~ir D.h. and K,C'
values. The prolable equilibria are A B and F G. Th3 equilibria
A#B P G are unlikely on the basis not only of th5 clo,,,*a-L I r to exporl-
mental and calculated piaxametera but also of: theoretical cii1cult,-tionE3. Foiai
Pt in which all the C-Cl bonda a:m diracted towaxd ono aida has tho least
ha considerable influence of tho alactxos tic tezaction
ateric hindrance. T. in
in imlicated In that A ia the most stable forn. In AO the P 0 and C - C1
dipoles are oriented antiparzllel.
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USSR WC 341.6t347.1'118
0 VERESHMUG111, A. IT., ani la=TOV, P. G., Institute of
c Cal Chemistry imani A, Ye.. Arbuaoy, Academy of Scienceis USSR
"Conformations of Trimethylphosphate and Trimethylthiophosphate"
Moscow# Izvestiya Akaderdi Hauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskayat No 2t Feb 729
pp 353-358
Abstracts There are 16 possible conformations of trimethylphosphate, six of
which can be excluded from equilibrium considerations due! to t3teric hinderance.
To determine the predominant conformation azong the remaining oizeu, the IR
spectra and dipole moments of trimethylphosphate and the Kerr constants of
trimethylthiophot3phata wrare detendned. The isomeric couposition was deter-
ained on the basis of the integral band intensities of Y P10 (1250-1350 cm-1)
aad Y Ps (57o-67o ci-1) in re.lationship to the texpernturs and the dielectric
constant ofIthe medium* Th3 band at 1180 ci-1 (for trimethylphosphate) and
at 2840 ca7 (for trimethylthiophosphate) were used for comparb-tive purposes.
The conformational composition urAer various conditiom vnz determined. The
most stable conformation is the one with cis-orientation of one anl gosh-
orientation of two alkoxy groups in relationsUp to (thio)-phosphoryl groupt
one of the forms in which the aLkOXY gro is in the tmmm-position. is in equili-
briuyA with the predomimant confors'lor. 1 1

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USSR UI )C 541.62tY+~.11118
KHAMOV, F. G.t and ZYABLIKOVAt T. A., jr4titute of Organic
and Physical Chenistry imeni. A. Yet Arbuzov# Academy of Sciences USSR
"Isomeric Equilibrium of Dlzethylmethylpbosphonate and Diethylehlorophosphate"
Moscow,, Izvestiya Akademii Naak SSSR# Seriya Rhimicbeakayal, No Zp Feb 72;
YP 348-352
Abstract: IR spectra, of liquid dimethylmethylahos-phonsto and diethylchloro-
phosphate studied in temperature range 1,40-*'4100 K showed the c'.datence of
definite reversible spectral changes. Chanacteristic changes vere olzerved
in the range 400-700 ca 1 corresponding to the valonce vibrations of P-C and
11-01 bonds, indicating existence of &a equilibrium of tw(a isameric forms.
Interma energies ( 4~ H) ve re found to bo. 0. 75 Xenl/ld for diethylchloro-
phosphate and 0.40 Xcal/M for the diomthyLaothylphosphaniLte. The relatiousbip
of atoolute Integral Intensities of the absorption barda Of )' P-01 and
made it possible to determine the couposItion of the isomeric foi.-as
for 9J;2 nolecu3n dipole mo=nts to be 60A0 of the more polarileas polax
Isoner in case of distbylchlorophosphateg W 6503 of tkie leza polarslaoro
polar isomer in case of dimethylmethylphosphonate. The Isomen ifere identified
by zeans of the IR spectra and dipole noments, A dynamic equilibrium of the
isomeric fonts was pointed out by means of PHR spectroscopy.

USSR UDC 54i.6047A1118
-Q.-A TOVv F. G.t and PUDOVIKs X, A.v Inatitute of Organic
Phys Lstry ineni A. Ye. Arbuzov, USSR Acadenq of Sciences
"Conformation of 0-Mothyl(Phenyl)-VethylcUorophosphonates"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akad. Hauk SSSR,, Beriya Xhimicheskayat No 1. Jan 72, Pp 173-
1?3
Abstracts As a continuation of their earlier study of the effect of the
nature of substitutes on the conforeation position of this aster group in
coxpounds of the general formula ]~Y(O)ORO the authors take up the problen
of the identification of conformovi Yn the 0-metlwl(phenyl)-net?~ylphosphonates.
Infrared spectra show that for th*3e compoundal atabilization of one
conformer is a characteristic feature. The dipole-moment Aiethod Is used to
establich that such confoxmtion = occur either with a form having the
cis-position of the banda PwO and 0-0 1 oronahaving thw hauche-position
-.3
(projection of OC coming between PO and PCI.).
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USSR uDc .541.61547xiiB
MYE KIY. 0. A. MiALIT011, Fz G., and PUDOVIK, H. A., Institute of Organic
M
And FIWE-calChemistry imeni A. Ye. A:rbuzovt Academy of Sciences USSR
Wconformation, of Some 14ethylphenylphosphirLic Acid Esters"
Moscow# lzyestiya Akadenii Nauk SSSR, Serlya 1(himicheskayap No 11p Kov 71g
PP 2595-2598
Abstracti The authors used the methods of IR spectroscopy and dipole moments
to study the conformation of the methyl, phanyl and para~-nitrophenyl eaters of
nathylphosphinic acid. These compounds are characterized by stabilization
of.the gauche position of the ether group relative to the phosphoryl group.
A choice between two different gauche forms cannot be made in this series of
compounds because of the closeness of the moments of the P.-CH arA F-Ph bonds.
It is suggested that one of the causes of gauche form stabUi4y Is the possi-
bility of competition between mobile electrons,of the benzene ring and ether
oxygen to fill vacant 3d orbitals of the phosphorus atom.

USSR UDC 54.67
ISHM&YEVA, E. A. MMSOV, R. A., KHALITOV, V. V., and
PUDOVIK, A. It'. L ts
LffiW&te+nTve ity imeni V. I. Ulyanov-Lenin, Institute
of Organic and Physical Chemistry iemai A. Ye. Arbuzov, USSR Academy of
Sciences, Kazan'
"Estimating the Dipole Moment of the P-S BohW1
Roscows, DokL-;tdy Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1971, V61 197, No 4, pp 862-864
Abstracti Successful use of the dipole-moment method in structural studiea
depends largely upon a rational choice of the moments of the individual
bonds. In addition, special difficulties arise in connection with calculat-
ing the dipole moments of ordinary bonds in:which rotation is possible. There
is no published infotmation on the dipole moment of the P.-S bond,'which,
apart from being of interest in itselfj would make possibLD extension of use
of the dipole-moment method to the.structure of organophosphorus compounds.
The authors studied exDorimentally the dipole moment of 2-thiono-
2-methvl-1,3.2-dithiaphosphorine, and applied infrared spectroscopy to
determine the dipole moment of the P-B bond.,
It was found that the negative end of an ordinary P-S bond is the
phosphorus, just as It is in the case of the P-0 bond. Vax-lous graphic
data on the infrared spectra of the above-noted compounds accompany the paper.

LISSR UDC 541.61661.718.1
A. KHALITOV; F. G.9 Institute of Organic and Physical
Chev"tj~y Ingn
Kr A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of.Sciences USSR
"Conformational Analysis in a Series of Acyl Dichlorides of Substituted
Phenylphosphoric Acids"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Kbimicheskaya, No 10, Oct 71,
n 2177-2181
Abstracto In continuation of their atudies.on isomeric conversions or
organophosphorus compounds, an investigation was carried out of the effect
of replacement of a methyl group by a substituted or unsubstituted phenyl
group, using ZR spectroscopy and dipole moment determinations. Four acid
dichlorides were studied, derived from phenylphosphoric acid (I), 2,4-dich-
2oropherr
y1phosphoric acid (U), 4-tertbutylphenylphosphoric acid (III) and
4-nitrophenylphosphoric acid (IV). IR spectroscopy abowed that In the liquid
state or in solution all of these compounds are an equilitrium oLixture of
isomeric forms. Dipole moments were determined in CIC14' (1) -- 3.38;
(II) - 2.50; (111) -- 3.60; and (IV) -- 3.70 D. It was deterAdned that the
trans-form is more stable than the skew foxn.- Consequently the conjugation
energy of 2p- electrons of the ester oxygen with phosphorus 3d-orbitals is
1/2

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R&YEVSKIY, 0. A., and XHALITOV, F. G., Izvestiya Akademil Nauk SSSR,
Seriya Khimicheskaya, 110 10, Oct 71P PP 2177-2181
small. It could be assumed that this is due to the chlorine aton competing
for the 3d orbitals, i.e. the 3-d orbitals of phosphorus resor.:_ita with 3P
orbitals of chlorine, decreasing considerably the 2p-3d orbital interaction.
This in turn leads to the trans-skew equili brium rather than cis-skew,
hlorine atom.
when the methyl group at phosphorue at9a is replaced by c
2/2
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USSR UDC 54-1.6+661.718.1
RAYEVSQ,,AQ, A., and KHALITOV, F.. G., Institute of Organic and Physical
=emastry imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov, USSR Academy of Sciences
"The Conformations of Certain Derivatives of Phosphorous Acid"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSR, Seriya 11himicheskaya, No 4, 71, pp
$43-845
Abstract: In view of earlier studies of tetracoordinated phosphorus deriva-
tives, indicating a characteristic dynamic equilibrium of isomers, it was
of interest to investigate trivalent phosphorus derivatives in this con-
nection, for -which purpose methyldichlorophosjffiite was iitudied in inedia of
different polarity, in the temperature range-from 150* to 380*K.
The dipole moment was determined experimen tally, and comparison with the
computed value for possible conformations led to dhoice of the cisscid form.
Analysis of the interactions of unbound atoms supported the conclusion that
this form is justified both for methyldichlorophosph:Lte and for other deriva-
tives of phosphorous acid.
27

T. Organophos~ho
rous Conipounds
USSR-- UDC 542-93-:661-718.1
GDZMW;,, I7.,P'., and RAYEVSM,-*--Q. A. e of Organic and Physical Chem-
Institut
A. Ye. Mu"Mov Tc of. Sciences USSR
"Pi-DiethyXamino-4,5-dimthyl-1,3,2-dioxaphosphole .nes
VOSCOV- Ttvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, 110 7, 1971,
Alistract-:. Descriptions of physical characteristics of products obtained by
analyzing 2-diethylandno-4,5-dimethyl-1,3,2..;dioxaphorphol_-nes are presented.
These~produets are assigned thestructure M.
OR M
CH37C-0 - P N(C2H )
-I/- -, 5 2
CH3 C 0" Rt
Abihodioxa-phospholenes are colorless liquids, yellowing instantly on contact
vithlair. They are corm_letely miscible with nonpolar orCiLnic solvent's and have
&,dittinctive weak odor. Paramagnetic renonance spectra of compounds assij5-ned
structure, (1) with different BLCbstituents contain a sharm cinglet peak that is

7
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GOMM;, E P., and RA'EVSKIY, 0. A., lyvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya
Kditdcheskaya, No 7, 1971,-PP 1494-1497
tTital-of a methyl at a double bond. The integral intensity of Ithis peak
corresppnds to two such met!Wls in :the molecule. Thus there data are in agree-
ma=t.with. structure (I) - Tbis assigmnent va,s further supported by infrared
spectm of -the compounds, found -to. have weak absorption bands tit about 1740 cm-~
Mit,,~Vand-has been found to-char;acterize.tetra-substituteiI ethylene bonds in
dibxappbsphlenes.
26

USSR UDC 541.62:661-718-1
RAY&VTQM---O.- A. SHAGILULLD4
.1 R. R.., and PETROVA, L. YE., Tnstitute of Organic
and Physical Chemistry imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Study of Rotational Isomerism of the Acid Dichloride of MethylphoBphoric Acid"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akade-,ii Nauk SSSR, Seriya lGiDideheskaya,' NO 7, 1971,
Pp 1426-1429
Abstract- Two physical methods-vere used in assigning Geometrical configuration
to possible rotational i!iomers of the acid dichloride of mtht,11',hosDhoric acid
(ADNSIA): infrared spectroscopy and dipole woztents. infrared spectra were used
to determine the existance of a dynamic equilibrium of isameric formr, and
their relative p-roportions in a nonpolar riedittviri. Bixt)eftit~entnJ dipole moni,Unts
were compared with calcitlated values to -ascertain which Isomeric forms are pres-
ent in equilibrium. Absorption bands in the infrared s-peotra were assigned
to snecific: isomers. A well-defined dependence of absorlition band intcnsitlies
on dielectric nerneability of solvents led to the detern-imation of the ratio of
absolute integral band intensities caused by particular kinds of vibrations of
the two isomers found to be present. The asnignment of -w-as rAde
by the dipole method. The experimental dipole moment of JuXVA in CCLL at 2980A
1/2

7
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RA)INSKIY. 0. A.J, et al., Izvestiya Akademi.:L Nauk SSSSR, Seviya Khivdcheskaya,
No 7, 1971, pp 1426-1429
is 3.40+0.03D. The moment closest to agreerent with the ex-perimentall values
is observed for the equilibrium.composition of 20 percent of the trans and 80
percent of the gauche forms. The low probability of con:ifrurations vith layer-
ing of identically directed dipoles P-C and O-C led to the determination of
one of the configurations of ADWA being the trans-form.
2/P
29

USSIR UDC 547-341'139.61+547-391
PLWVIK, A. N., BATIYEVA, E. S., SHkGIDULLi:1, R. R.j_:VjN4,i-,Y3KDjC, 0. A.,
:L
PEMVIX, M. A., institute of' Organic and Physical
Arbuzov, Acad-emy of Sciences USSR
I%eaction af ikiides of Diphenylphosphinoui Acid with ~-Un,-:aturated Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii, Vol 40, No 6, Jun 70, pp 1195-1202
Abstract: The mechanism of the reaction of diphenylphosphi-nous acid amides
with -\ tunsaturated acids was investigated. 'Protonation of tie nitrogen
atom of he araide leads to the formation of an amine ani subsequently the
amide of the unsaturated acid and siphenyl-Dhosphinous acid. Association of
the latter leads to the final product, nam~ely P--carba-ioyI.-alkjl-or alkenyl-
diphenylphosphine oxide, depending on -.,;hether an&, h-unsaturated acid of ~~ae
eUylene or acetylene series was used. The proposed mechanism was confirmed
by IR spectrometvj.

uDc 530.183.4+541.6t547.1'118
USSR
RAYVISKIY 0 A. AKAPSIN, V. D., MALITLOV,.F. G. ,DONSKAYA, YU. A., Institute
diabolical Chemistry imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov of the USSR Academy of
sciences
"Dipole Homents and Conformations of Some Phosphorus Thioacid Derivatives"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSR Seriya Xhimicheskayap No 11, 1972,
pp 245J-24_54
Abstracti Results have been DrGsented previously from confomational investi-
gation of systems containing ihe P-0 bond (0, A. Ratevaki7j et all., IEV. AN
SSSSR, Ser. khim.j 17251 1970; 0. A. Rxtevskiy, etal., 1z,,,. AN SSSB. Ser.
khim, 2177P 19711 0. A. Ravevskiy, et al.# Izv. Ali SSSR. Ser. kh1m., 348
1972). Identification of the conformers and analysis of the factors causing
ene=_y stability of the conformers made it possible to evaluate the role of
such interactions as the van der Waal's and Coulomb Iforces and the mutual
orientation of the bonds. An analogous study has new bBen made of systems
containing the P-S bond and the results are compared with the pxeylous studies
of the P-0 bond. The dipole moments were measured for tty! propyl ester of
diethylthiolphosphonic, acid (1), the propyl ester of dieihyldithiophosphonic
acid (II), the dichloranhydride of methylthiolphosphoric acid (111) and the
dichloranbydride of methylthiophosphoric acid (IV). A ve3nion of gosh-trans
1/3

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RAYEVSKIY, 0. A., et a-'.# Izvestlya Akademil Nauk SSR- Serlya
No Ili 1972, pp 2451-2454
equilibrium was established for compounds (III) and (IV). The population of
conformers In the nonpolar environment is 0.8 gosh and 0,2 trans. No clear
spectral signs of isomer equilibrium were observed for compounds (1) and (U).
The similarity of the experimental values of,the dipDle noments, of these con
pounds calculated for the gosh-forn indicates.that this form is stabilized.
These data indicate the energy advantage of,:the gosh-conformer In the case of
alkyl,
O(S)
Alk
A-
Alk Alk
substitutions on Dhosphorus and realization of the thermodynamAc equilibrium
of.the gosh and trans-form for the dichloranhydrides. With rearat to the
O(S)
O(S)
Alk
2/3 C1 Cl
55 -

USSR
RAYMISXIY, 0. A., et al., Izvestiya Akaemii Nauk SSR Seriya Khinicheskayal
No 11, 19?2, pp 2451-2454
types of conformations there is a defined analogy with the systems containing
the P-0 bond. The difference in position of the confontational equilibriums
for the compounds with the alkoxyl and alkthiol groups is explained by the
variations and intermolecular interactions. A quantitative evaluation of the
factors affecting the stabilization,of the transformers indicates a decrease
in the resonance component in the alkthiol group by comparison with the
alkoxyl group.
3/3

USSR UDC 541.5s347.11118
OV, F. G., VERSCHCHAGINj A. N., VWLU2HSKM, I. M.,
N4*qtt1n= Physical Chemistry Imeni, A. Ye. Arbux-ov of the USSR
Academy of Sciences
"Conformational Analysis of Some Compounds. Containing the P(O)CF2C1 Group"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSR Serlya. KhimichesLaya, No 11, 1972,
pp 2446-2450
Abstracto Astudy was made of six compounds containing the PCH C1 group: the
dichlorcanhydride of chloromethylphosphonic acid (I), dinethyl (cb1oromethyl)
phosphine oxide (II), the methyl(chloromethyllpbosphonic acid chlo-ride (III),
diph;nyl(chloromethyl)phosphizie oxide (IV),: phanyl(chloron;athyl)phosphonJa
-acid chloride (V) and phenylmethyl(chlorom'ethyl,)phosphine oxide (VI)
PlR2
P(O)CH2 C1
1 2 2
R R C1 (I); R' R 3 (11); R1 ex C1, R2 CH3 (III);
R R2= C6 HS (N); R C05 R2 . C, (V); Rl = C6H5.
2
R Of
(VI)
-1/2
3

USSR
RAiEVSXIY, 0. A., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSR Serlya, Khimicheskaya,
No 11, 1972, pp 2446-2450
On rotation around the P-C bond three positions of the G-Cl bond are
possible corresponding to the peak potential energies
0 0 0
Cl-
P 2 2
Rl R RO-"- R2 Rlk~~Cl
trans gosh-l gosh-2
The infrared spectral data, the dipole moments and the Kerr constant were used
to investigate the spatial structure of the compounds containIng the P(O)CH2 al
group. Equilibrium of the goshand trans-conformers, the 'position of which
depends on the nature of the substitutions on the phosphorus atom is character-
istic of all the investigated compounds In solution. The factom causing
the energy stability of the conformers were evaluated quantitatively. In
the absence of bulk-I substitutions the electrostatic Interactions play tho
defining role. The frequency of the valence escillations of the phosphoryl,
group depends on the spatial orientation ofthe irregulax group.
2/2

USSR UDC 541.124:541.67:547.11118
RAYEVSKIY, 0. A., BELISKIY, V. YE., ZVEREV, V. V.
"Evaluation of Effective Charges in Phosphoryl Compounds Based on Orbital
Electronegativities"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimiclieskaya, No 11, 1973,
pp 2491-2494
Abstract: When discussing the intermolecular effects in cemplex orgaric
molecules the concept of effective charges (0 ) and the c:rlnc'ept of the orbital
electronegativity (?~) which is considered as the linear function of the
charges on the atoms are used. The basis for the method of finding the charges
in the molecule in the given_paper Is the principle of incomplete equilization
of the electronegativities ZJ. F. 11uheey, J. Organ. Chem., No 31, 2365, 19667.
The effective charges are found on P and 0 atoms of a number of symmetric phos-
phoryl compounds with the general formula R PO. In considering, the nature of
the phospharyl bond, a formal path is selecied. with the assumption that the
double bonded nature of the phospharyl group is the result of overlap of the
3d-orbital of phosphorus and the 2p-orbital. of oxygen. The charge distribution
on phosphoryl group atoms in the R31,0 type compounds is tatulated. A line-ar
relation was found between the chaigen on tho phosphorus tind oxygen atoms of
1/2

'USSR
RAYEVSKIY~ 0. A., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Kh' cheskaya,
Lid
No 11, 1973, pp 2491-2494
the phosphoryl group calculated on the ba3is of the orbital electronegativity
and the sum of the induction constants of the substitutions on the phosphorus
atom.
2/2

USSR UDC 543.422.A.:541.57:547.11118
Rg~VffIY 0. A.. DONSKAYA~ YU. A.t ANTOKHINA, L. A.
"Infrared Spectra and Internal Rotation With Respect to the P-N Bond of Some
N-Arylamidoclichlorophospl-atealI
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk- SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 11, 1973,
pp,21,97-2501
Abstract: A study was made of the infrared spectra of compounds with the
general formula H(RC6H5)NP(O)Cl2 where R =~P-OCH3 (I), H("), p-Br (III) and
P-Ho
2 (IV). According to the infrared spectral data for solutions of N-(p-
mathoxyphenyl)amidodichlorophosphate and N-pbenylamidodichlorophosphate, con-
formational equilibrium is characteristic at the same time an Tor N-(p-Br-
phonyl)amidodichlorophosphate and ll-(p-1102-Pilenyl)amidoditkilor(,plio-~,pba-'.e, one
steric structure is stabilized. It is proposed that the forms with shielding
of the PO and NH bonds and their skew mutual arranguTent participate in the
equilibrium. The observed variations in the displacement of the conforma-
tional equilibrium as a function of.ihe nature of the sub8titutlions in the -D-
PGSitiOn Of the benzene ring are explained by a different degree of conjugaiion
of the nitrogen atom with the phosphorus part of the molecules,
1A
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USSR UDO 541.124:547-1111C
RAYEVSKIY, 0. A., DONSKAYA) YU. A.
"Intramolecular Interactions in Phosphoryl Compounds"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 11, 1973,
pp 2494-2497
Abstract: On the basis of the principle of incomplete equalization of the
electronegativities, the charges on the atoms and groups of a number of phos-
phoryl molecules were calculated. The data obtained were compared with the
experimental material on the H-bond energie s with phenol.
For the 002H5, OC6H5
V substitutions, a significant role of
and ZN(CH3
the resonance effect on the electron density of the phosphoryl oxygen is char-,
acteriBtic. The conjugation is appreciably,less for G! ond C6H5. Within the
limits of error of the calculation and the experiment thorle Is no rovananca
componant for the SC2115 and S005 groups. The nature of variation of the
dipole moments of the phosphoryl grouping under the effect of both the induc-
tion and resonance interactions of the substitutions is estimated.
1/1

USSR uDc: 621.372.81.09
KAUdYK, V. A., MARKOVA. S. A., RAYEVSKIY, S. B.
"Results of Numerical SollatiOn of a Complex Dispersion Equation for the HE,,
Wave in a Two-Layered Circular Waveguide"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 17, No 9, Sep 72, pp 1948-1951
Abstract: Research has established the.possibility that complex waves may
exist in some kinds of waveguide structures, meaning waves which have com-
plex propagation constants in spite of the absence of energy dissipation.
In particular it has been found that such 'waves exist in a tvo-layered cir-
cular waveguide. Analysis of the dispersion properties of complex waves
requires simultaneous solution of two complicated transcendental equatiors
derived from the initial complex dispersion equation with a large number of
parameters and additional logical conditions. In this pa-per the authors give
the results of a numerical computer solution of the dispersion equation for
the HEII vave in a two-layered circular shielded vaveguide for the case ol"
comulex. waves.
NEI,

~UDC 621.372.09
S. B.. Gor k Polytechnic Institute
"Complex Waves in a Two-Layer Circular Shielded Wave Guide"
Go-,'kiy. Izvestiya vysshik-h uchebrn Vol XV, No 1,
ykh zavedeni)r, Radiofizika
1972, pp 112-116
Abstract: The first results of the numerical solution of the dispersion equa-
tion. for the case of complex waves propagated in a two-layer circular shielded
wave guide were presented by Krohne [M. Krohne, NITZ, No 11, 655, 19691. Rere,
a more detailed study is made of the dispersion properties of complex waves in
this type of structure. Results are presented from solving the dispersion equa-
tion for the case of complex waves on a computer. Dispersion curves are pre-
sented which show that complex waves exist in a two-layer i0iielded wave guide
only in the presence of a two-valued section in the dispersion ciiaracteristics
of the nondamping waves. This is confirmed by the fact that all the dispersion
curves of the complex waves in a wave.guide with.a dielectric core begin in the
-two-valued sections of the curves presented by G, I. Veselov [G. 1. Veselov,
et al., Radiotekhnika i elektronika, Vol 8, No 9, 1530, 1963). When the dis-
c:haracteristics of the nondamping waves do not have two-valued sections,
no complex waves are detected. When the values of E 1,2 and 1jl,2 are close to
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No 1, 1972, pp 112-116
limiting, the dispersion curve of the complex waves acquires a two-valued
nature. This is connected with the fact that the point at which a change in
sign of the group velocity of the nondamping waves takes place on approaching
the limiting E and Ii shifts downward along the $ r aXis (6 is the
1,2 1,2 1,2 2
propagation constant alone the wave guide axis and r is the shield radius).
2/2
U117a in, ~-Aa
ME, I M M M_ R".. H U.

U63R uDc: 621.3-t2.853.1-001.5
SA3RGO11.1SKIY, V. Ya.
RAYEVaW
"Analysis of the Dispersion Characteristics of an Elliptical L'aveguide With
a Dielectric Rod for He,? Wave"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol. 16, No 6, Jun 71, pp 941-945
Abstract: This paper investigates the dispersion properties of an elliptical
waveguide i-rith confocal dielectric rod for the F,,Ell mode. T~,-- dispersion
curves calculated for such a waveguide are comparaA u-ith -the- dispersion
characteristics of a waveguide w-ith coaxial rod. It was found that at firly
high 91, just as in circular waveguides, the dispersion cuvves have a two-
valued section at certain values of.the parameter o-1/4.2 (where 0-1 and CL2
are the semimajor axes of the rod and shield), i. e. there is anomalous dis-
persion.

USSR UDC: 621-372.853
RAYEVSKIY, S. B.
U
"Electromagnetic Oscillations in an Open Resonator of Elliptical
Profile with Dielectric"
Kiev, Izvestiya VUZ Radioelektronika, vol. 14, NO. 5, 1971,
pp 483-488
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to examine the natural
two-dimensional oscillations in an open resonator of elliptical
profile with a dielectric between reflectors, without taking in-
to account the diffraction losses. The effect of the dielectric
parameters on the resonator frequency spectrum is also assessed.
In this problem, the center o.Lf the resonator is the locus of the
elliptical cylinder cavity, made of a uniform dielectric, and
set symmetrically with respect to the reflectors and confocally
with them. Beginning ~,-ith the Helmholtz equation for the poten-
tial function in an elliptical coordinate system, the author ob-
tains an equation for determining the characteristic resonator
freauencies. This equation is especially convenient since it con-
tains only elementary functions. The relative positions 01V the
fundamental and first hamonio oScillations in the spectrum are
investigated.
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USSR UDU 621--72.825
RAnVSKIY. s-p-, S~--ICRGC,14'aay, V.YA.
"Dispersion Equation Cf Elliptical Corrugated Waveguide"
Radiotekhnike i elelctronilca, Vol XTII, NTO 6, June 1972, Pip 1297-1`100
Abstract: The paper is devoted to f orntilation cf a dis-parSion 4Dquation for
even B6 aves in'sn elliptical wavepiide with a rectang'alfir corrugation. The
even wave HSTI is the dominant wave off such 4 waveguide. The longitudinal und
cross sections are shown of the waveguido under consideration* 1 fig. 4 ref.
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101607V K- biiorptio~t by vuIcAnizates of
r Wa
elastomers. Zhivni& & A.; Vaseoln R Nt:
Gut V h (Mo
ME TekhnoFftist~ Was. W-Ocii. From.,
M;'-Yer. W-137-0; 10-19ARuss)!
sokoruf~i.)ioedl -C v c'' I
41 M- -Zil aru7ates
ica. of %0 iib~6rption o : natN. rubber - ul
(1) (amoked sheets)~ contg. -35 parts M-45 rubber and' a varl-
able content
of S.- CaCO3, Tid,, and
sorption occurred in.the bulktbf the 1. J)nlike swelling, H1.10 ab-
so a mult' t Wi--ess ~ which obtyed Fick's taw at
'I ThL~ H20
stage a was in e en m o
i n f
t e, lo~'rsite.
abWaorbed t e mute C' er, which increased
fitted racks in
A
in dimensi s followiri, the ti e ud thi s~cces-
on ffism,
I j---, 1. -- I -.- .. . - 1 -.1. . I las
4 .. .1 .1. id-
Uve stag 2 sorp hot, invo ve p ticization.
es tion I
pn -ha-vin
Thus, pre of at ls~ a hijh~-~ resistance to nonsol-
vents should employ p ed ving pr~oducti of min. portisiky.
ures gi
CKJR
REELORAME

...... ..
.. 7777"
Rubber and Elastoners,
USSR
RA%QLK.1Yj_ V. G. and PRITYKLN, L. M.
"Adhesion, Glues, Cementing. Principles of Class 4 ficati 011, Cod ng, Far-ma-ion,
d Information-Search Language, Terminology"
a
n
Moscow, Plasticheskiye massy, Vol 2, 19703 p%,o 7-10
Abstract: The authors discuss the problem of coding Zor v.,-eiaus cf
glues which should reflect their origin, type, applica-Hon, etc. tZja-l
adhesion as a surface phenomenon encompassing phys-S.cal or in%or-
action between the surface molecules of condensed phasiz!s. The
na-ural,
pose a classification of glues into: synthetic, resins, an.-I
synthetic glues are subdivIded into solid and liqu1d, wiLh fur"iKoc
Of the solid glues into films and powders, and oC the Uquid on~c-. into.
-xi
inert solvent type, active solvents, monorzers, oliqomc~xs, and
types, and the natural glues - into those of plant oriqin Wid an-i-lal ori'(~!in.
On. this basis codes are proposed for gluc nomernCJJtUrC_~ "V~1iCi-I XOVOal _507~0
of the classification properties. rinally, a rather compiex info.:-iazion-
search system for glues, adhesion, and cenei,ting is propojed- coj~..sistjng o~
39 information cells, witli proper UDC numbering system..

11, . ma ! ~-Imummlm.. i.
013 W~CLASS I F1 ECj ; ~;Pq SS I NG, DAT 'E 13~,-IOV70
TITLE-THE ACFTYLCH0LlLNFSTE:RASE 4CTEVITY fN CAUDAL ~'FGIQNS Or- flL -MEDULLA
3LONGATA -U-
0
0
AUTHOR-RAYGO
GeONTRY OF INFO-USSR
SO-UkCE--3YkjL LET E,*.; I EKSPEklPE-4TAL'N0Y MULOGH I iMIE'DITSINY, 1970, VOL 491
pp 102-106
,JATE PU3L ISH~ ------- 70
IEDICAL SCIENCES
SUBJECT AREAS--B I CLOG ICAL ANDh
TOPIC TAG'S--BRAIN, MEOULLA, HISTOCHEMSTRYt ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
MUMEN'T
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3004/0:02 SUN'
C I R.C ACCESSION NO-AP013IL95
-- --- -----------------------

PRGC'SSIN~; DATE--13.'l0V70
018 UNCLASSIFIE0
CPC ALCESSIL3N NO-AP0131195
ARSTkACWEXT~~,ACT--(M GP-0- A13STkACT.1 DtMING HISTOCH~MICAL OCTECTION OF
-TYLC
A
Cic MOL I NE S T E,,~A SII F F E R E;N T10 K P I i C- L C'f 3 1 C A LSTRUCTURES OF THE
M,zDULLA IN P',ICk(,,CE.LLULAt~,~VL-,'~iT,~,AL AN-, GIA11T CELL RETICULAR
4,JCLEft IN Sr
P 1 N A L A,',IJ ME01AL VESTIBULA"' ~zJUCLEI IN TW: ~EGPON OF THE
SINGLE GA-4G-LION) THE ALITHUR -ESTABLISHED A DISSI~IILAR C[101-1"EsTERASE
ACTIVITY FJ;,R EACH OF: THE NUCLEI NIJVESTIGATED~ IN RETICULAR NUCLEI A
HIGH CH0LlPiESTEkASL- ACTIVITY WAS MAINLY OBSFAVF0, IN BOR,)Fr~ LINE ZG;NES.
THE TOP"IGRAPHIC SCHE.MIES OF LOCA
LIZATI IN OF ACTIV' dCETYLCl+JLlN-c-STFF'ASE
IN DIFFERENT REGI&IS OF THE r4t~UULLA (313LONGATA C0MPAR*E0. A l.'C GI NIG
TO UATA OF MfCr~USCOPIC 1~-iVESTIGATICJN OF L~IFFEKEENT LEVELS OF f~ETICULAR
" i FA~ ~~' u
NUCLEI T4lE AUTHOR `0~-iPILEfj SCHEMES CF LC;CALIZ. r -!~ THE,~EIN '-F CELLS
P~JSSESSNiG CHOL11NESTERASF ACTIVIrY. FAC I L I TY: FIRSr LENIINGRAD
1. P. PAVLOV ~MEDICAL IN
ISTITUTE.

USSR UDC 546.185+547.245
KIREYEV, V. V., KOLESNIKOV, G. S. (deceased), RAYGORODSKIY 1 1-1 , and
OKULEVICH, P. 0. , Moscow Institute of Chemical-V-e-cVt~o"r6gy-~-Iiie-n-r
-"~. I .
Mendeleyev
"Reaction of Alkoxycyclophosphazenes With Chloromethylorgaiosilanes"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), No 4, Apr 71, pp 792-797
Abstract: The reaction course was measured by the amount of the chloride
evolved butyl. The following starting materials vere used: hexabutoxvcy-
clotriphosphazotriene, triphe-noyytributoxycyclotriphosphazotriene, chloro-
methyltributoxysilane, chloronethylmethyldibutoxysilanei chloromethylmethyl-
pbenylsilane, and chloromethyltributylsilane. The products were shown to
contain.the P-0-CH2Sil- group. It was proposed that the reaction takes
place via ionization of the P-O-R bond in~alkoxycyclophosphazene followed
by a nucleopbilic attack of the phosphazonium ion on chloromethyltriorgano-
Silance.

RAPT
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12
/3

UNCLASSIFIED ~PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
silLE--DETERMINATION OF THE PARAMETERS REPRESENTING THE EVAPORATION OF
METAL PARTICLES IN AN ARC PLASMA -U-1
AUTHOR-(02)-LUZHN0VAv M.A.s RAYKHBAUMv* YA.Do
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
ZHUR., JAN. 1970v IS (1)v 77-81
DATE PLJBLISHED---JAN70
_-SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALSP PHYSICS
TAGS-ELECTRIC ARC, EVAPORATION, BIBLIOGRAPHY, SPECTROSCOPY, SPHERIC
METAL- POWDER# BISMUTH ALLOY, LEAD ALLOY# TIN ALLOYt SILVER ALLOYP PLASMA
ARC,
MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
'--DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,,-,_PF,GXY:REEL/FRAME--199510206 STEP NO--UR/0170/70/018/OOL/0077/0081
Z IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0115910
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 037 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0115910
ftAi3STKACl/EXTKACT--lU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EVAPORATION ;jf-- SPHERICAL METAL
PARTICLES (81, PBs SN, AVG* ETC.1 IN THE PLASMA UF A D.C. ARC BURNING
BETWEEN,C ELECTRODES 6AS sruoiED SPECTROSCOPICALLY AND BY AN X RAY
81, Pbt SN,
ABSORPTION METHUD. THE EVAPORATIUN PARA14ETEKS 03TAtNED Fu
AND AG AGREED CLOSELY WITH THOSE CALCULATED THEGAETICALLY ON THE
ASSURPTION.THAT HEAT TRANSFER TO THE PARTICLES WAS MAINLY GUVEPNED BY
THERMAL CONOUCTION PROCESSES. THE EXPkkIMENTALLY MEASURED TOTAL
EVAPORATION TIME* HOWEVER, WAS 35PERCENT GREATER THAN THE VALUE
CALCULATED:ON THE ASSUMPTION THAT THE.EVAPORATION OF THE PARTICLES
USEYED THE SREZNEVSKY LAW* THIS-DIFFERENCE WAS ATTRIBUTED TO THE
EFFECTS OF THE TRANSITIONAL (TRANSIENT) STAGE OF EVAPORATION.
UNCLASSIFIED

BABSKIY, Ye. B.,
"Mathematical Model of Changes in Action Potential Length of Fibers of the
Myocardium in the Process of Assimilation of a Rhythm"
Upr. i Inform. Protsessy v Zhivoy Pripode [Control and Information Processes
in Living Nature -- Collection of Works] `-Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971, pp 182-
188, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, 1972, Abstract
No 3 V592 by V. Mikheyev).
Translation: A mathematical model is studied of changes in the duration of
action potential (AP) of fibers of the myocardium during the process of in-
creasing the frequency of heart contraction (frequency phenomenon). The ini-
tial assumption used to explain the frequency phenomenon is the statement
that the kinetics of the reactions participating in the goneration. (if the
AP and restoration of initial values of conductivity is dot~.Vrib(~d by a first
order equation such as
whero a and 6 are the rate constants of certain hypothetical reactions de-
termining the kinetics of changes in yi; yi is tbe instantaneous value of
2

BABSKIY, Ye. B., RAYMBAUM, Ye. Ya., Upr. i Inform. Protsessy v Zhivoy Pri-
pode, Moscow, Nauka. Press, 1971, pp 182-188.
certain dimensionless functi~ans m, h and n, characterizing changes in conduc-
tivity of ions during the excitation cycle; yiOO is the stable value of these
functions. Restoration of the initial values of conductivity is characterized
by the restoration time, meaning the interval between the end of each AP and
the moment of development of flie 5ubsequent AP. it is concluded that regula-
tion of AP length in the process of assimilation of rhythm is achieved by the
two components A(C), the function of restoration time, and B(t ), the function
r
of restoration, as well as the phase relationship between them and the possi-
ble influence of changes in ior concentration gradients on these components.
It is noted that one task for further investigation is clai-ification of the
physical and chemical nature of these components and testing of the regulari-
ties produced on other biological objects in,which the length of the excitation
period is changed during assimilation of a rhythm.
2/2
80

USSR TJDC 53-L .715
M YE. A.
RkXXHER__XBM_ and BASHI
"Photoelectric Tolerance Monitor"
USSR Authoral Certificate No_?q Cl. G 01 b 11/02,
filed 7 Apr 69, published
-May 71 (from RZh-Avtomatika Tele -Tek a,
4 meldian-ta i Vychislitellnaya zhnil:
No 1, Jan 72, Abstract I-To IA378P)
Translation: A photoelectric tolerance monitor is proposed which, Contains a
mirror measuring device consisting of an illuminator, photodetector, a mirror
measuring device consisting of an illu~ainatorj photodetector, a mirror whose
angle of rotation depends on variations in the ateasured. quantity z~nd the
directed beam from illuminator to photodetector, and an ilectronic up-it for
processing signals from the photodetector. The monitor also c-ontains a refezence
scale and an assembly for adjusting for appropriate tolerance limits, mounted
in the path of the ligh beams from the rotating mirror to the photodetector.
-mating the monitoring process, the assembly,for adjust-
For the purpose of auto 11 ~ %,
ing the appropriate tolerance limits takes the'form of an iiwobile,mirror and,
mounted in front of it.? a program carrier -&ich is moved durixig a change in
the tolerance limits and is immobile during monitoring. ill%i;~~-Irations.

PROCESSING DAT:Z'7--13N-0V70
TlTLE--~*1,-:r-4'4'.%'ICAL PROPERTIES '::,F i'iUCLEEUS r_luLp__:l.13uS 03F THE
INVERVE-JE-6r:AL DISCS BASEb ON U,'~TA OF 5A''4-_-Dl.SCUlM"rKY IN EXPE,-V~f:%T -U-
-'%UTHG-_l-(04)-TSIVYAlll, YA.L.v J_~-.AYKHINSHTEYNt V.Kli., MOSOLUVAi
OVSEYCIiTXKi YA.G.
CGUA'fTPY OF 1'~'IFO-USS4
SOU-RCE--C?T'L'jPE0IYAi TRAWMATOLOGIYA1 P-ROTEZIROVANIYE, 1-370, NR 6, PP 55-60
PUBLISHED ------- 70
S.U6JECT A~'.EAS-BIGLOGICAL APID fief) I CAL SCIENCES, BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL
SCIENCES
TOPIC JAGS-60NE DISE-ASEr ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY, MEDICAL TRAINTNG
!-ARK I NG-110 RESTRICTIONS
_SIFIED
bocuMENT CLASS-UNCLAS
PROXY-PEEL/FRA,%icl:---Ik)03/0915 STEP NO--IJR/9115/701/000/00~>/0055-/1)060
ACCESSInN.NG-AP0121~)980
ullic L Ass I F I E D

2/2 022 U.NCL ASSI F LED PROCESSING DATE-- 13)NOV70
C IRC ACCESSUON '40--AP0129980
ABSTRACT/E-XTRACT-M) GP-0- Ali STRACT IN TH I SP,'IPER THE RESPONSE OF THE
INTEKVERTEBKAL LUMBAR OISCS TO EXPEkIMENTAL VERTICAL COMPkt:SSION [S
ELUCIDATED. THE 03JECT (IF THE STUDY WAS CAL;AVERIC 1,14TERI 'I'L. 'v~A;~IGUSLY
TREATED PPEPARATIONS OF THE HUMAN LUMBAR SPINE IWC:~E Su3;-1ITTE1) TO
COMPIRESSING LOAD 11`4 A SPECIALLY CO'4STRUCTEL) APPAKAIUS, dA,~~00 I SC 11:11: TRY
PRESSURE: IN NUCLE-US PULPI)SUS OF THE 015C UNOER' STATIC CUNDETION"3 WAS
CHOSEN AS BASIC TEST. lPjF0k,,JAT1O;4 ABOU'l THE INTRAUICAL PRESSURE. WAS
OBTAINED KITH AID OF A S,'ECIAL DL-V[Ct--i NEEDLE PRG6E CF G~IGINAL
C 0,'-,4S7RijCTI0,%,. DISCS OF VARIOUS DFGREE OF OFGENERATICI.N HAVE BEEN
INVESTIGATED. ON 3ASIS UF THE EXPERIMENTS THE AWHOPS Pi~OPCSE A
CONCEPTION OF TH~ AINICkTI-iATION FUNICTIJNS OF LUMBAR ItNTF.-Ii.'EATE6.4AL DISCS.
FACILITY: KLINIKI TRAVIMATEILOGill I ORTOPE011 1 OrOELA FIZIDLOGII
NOVOSIBI.RSKOGG INSTITUTA TRAVMATOLOGII, I ORTOPEDII,
U!'17CLASS IF IEO

/2 :032 UNCLASSI FI ED PROCESSING DATE-09OCT70
TLE--CL,INI.CO hLECTROENCEPHALUGRAPHIC PARALLEI-S IN EPILEPTIFORM
-.SYNDROMES, DUE TO SEVERE CHRONIC ALCOHOLIC INTOXICATION -U-
__..~,AUTHOR-(02)-6ERGELSGN, N.M., RAYKHINSTEYP4* V.KH.
NTRY OF INf-O-USSR
CCU,
Sl~ NEVR0PAT-_"LOGI I IPStKHIATRIL IMENI S. S. KURSAKOVA, 1970
SO URCE-LHURNAL
-736
~VOL 70, NR 5, PP 731
DATE PUBLISHED---70
SlUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEOICAL SCIENCES
.~-TOPK TAGS-ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY, EPILEPSY, ALCOHULr L'ANCEPHALITIS,
_8RAIN, CEREBRAL CORTEX
CCNTROL 14ARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRUXY REEL,'FRAME--1994/1124 STEP NU--UR/021#(>/70/070/005/0731/0736
GIAC N0-00115143
UNCLA55IFIED

2/2 032 PROCES-StlIG DATE-09OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0115143
ABSTRACT/rEXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTkACT. THE AUTHukS ANALYZE THE C1111"ICAL
AND EEG DATA IN 140 PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM AND EPILEPTIFORM
SYNDROMES AND IN 10 ALCOHOLICS WITHOUT SEIZURES. IT WAS POSSIBLE TO
ESTABLISH 3 MAIN TYPES OF 33G CHANGES: 1) RELATIEJ TO TOXIC
ENCEPHALITIS: 2) REFLECTING THE DYSFUNCTION ljF DEEP M100LE BRAIN
STRUCTURES; 31 CORTICAL FOCI lRRITATION. . THE LATTER ryp..,.: OF CHANGES WAS
i E G R 01UP 5
SEEN ONLY IN PATIENTS -JITH CUNVULSIVE ScIZURES. THE 2 F00-1 R
WERE CHARACTERIZE0 BY PATIENTS WITH ALCOHOLISI'-'. lN, GENERAL.
'FACILITY: KAFEDRA PSIKHIATkIl NOVOSIBIRSK ME0IfSlNSK(JGCj INSTITSUTA AND
OTDEL FIZIOLOGIL. FACILITY: NOVOSIBIRSK N I INSTITUTA
-TRAVMATOLOGII UORTOPEDII.
SSIFIE0
-LNC-t.-A

USSR UDC 911.3.616.986.7(571.14)
CHULOVSKIY, I. K., 2&Y-K and KOVALERCHIK, R. Ya.
"Leptospirosis in Novosibirskaya Oblast"
V sb. Vopr. infekts. patol. (Problems of Infection Pathology -- collection
of works) Vyp. 2. Omsk, 1970, pp 144-147 (from RZIi-Meditsinskaya Geografiya,
No 4, Apz 71, Abstract No 4.36.87)
Translation: Over a 20-year period (10,46-1965) there wc-re 901 cases of
leptospirosis registered in the oblast, In 1946-1957 Leptospira hebdomadis
-vailed. * Later L. pomoria preva-, led witb
and grippotyphosa sero-groups pre
:concurrent increase in the role of anthropurgic foci.

USSR UDC 911.3.0"16.986.7(571.14)
C;WL0VSKIY, I. K., and ALPATOVA, G. Y.
"Problem of Sporadic Leptospirosis Incidence Among the Population of the
S'11
Kolyvanskiy Rayon in Novosibirskaya Obla
V sb. Vopr. infekts. patol. (Problems of Infection Pathology -- collection
of works) Vyp. 2. Omsk, 1970, pp 148-149 (from Mh-Meditsinskaya Geografiya,
No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4.36.88)
Translation: In 1968, 32 population points where leptospirasis was not
recorded were studied retrospectively. Blood ser-um was investigated in
147 people who had suffered febrile disease similar clinically to lepto-
spirosis in the May-September period. In 37. cases scruja was found con-
taining antibodies to Leptospira of serogroups: pomona, australis,
batavine and tarrawovi in 10.00-1:1,000 Liters.

............
112 014 UNCLASSIFfE0 PROCESSING DATE--230CT7i
TITLIC--HIST9CHEMICAL FEATURES OF THE ASHKENAZY 4HIJERTHLE) CELLCS AND THEIR
POSSIBLE ROLE IN THE FUNCTIONING OF.THE THYROID,GLANO -U-
AUTHOR-102)-RAY N.T.I.SMIRNOVAw VE.A.
--USSR
COUNTRY OFANFO
-7 SOURCE--TSITOLOGIYA 1970v 12(2)9 287-97
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND-MEDICAL~'SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS---THYROID GLANU# CARCINOMAt.HISTOCHEMISTRYP ENZYME ACTIVITY
CCNTROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CI.ASS--UtICLASSIFIED
PROXY PEEL/FRAME--1997/2035
c I RC ACrESSION INE-1--AP0120678
STEP NO--UR/9.053/70/012/002/01.~7/0197

CESSING DATE--230CTI
2/2 014 UNCLASSI.FiED P R ri
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120678
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TWENTY-EIGHT ADENOMAS AND 32
CARCIND'AAS,OF THE THYROID GLAND WERE HISTOCOEM. EXAMD. THE FOLLOWING
ENZYMES WERE DETECTED: 0EHYDkOGeNASES OF THE KREBS CYCLE, LACTIC
ALPHA-GLYCEROPHOSPHATE OEHYDROGENASE, DEHYDROGENASES OF
THE PENTOSE CYCLEt GLUTAMIC ACID DEHYDROGENASEP NAD AND NADP
OIAPHORASES, THE HISTOCHEK. PROPERTIES OF THE FOLLICULAR AND HUERTHLE
CELLS WERE DESCRIBED, THE ACTIVITY UF THE OXEDOREDUCTIVE ENZYMES IN
THE HUERTHLE CELLS IWAS VERY HIGH. THERE WERE NO LOCALIZED DIFFERENCES
IN THEIR PROPERTIES. THE BEST DIFFERENTIATION AGAINST FOLLICULAR CELL!
WAS OBSO. WITH SPECIMENS TESTED FOR ISOCITRIC AND SUCCINIC ACID
DIEHYDROGENASES. THE HIGH METABOLIC ACTIVITY OF THE HUERTHLE CELLS DID
NOT PEIRMIT,CONSIDGRATION OF THESE CELLS AS REGRESSIVE TYPES* THE
ONCOCYTIC CELL SYSTEM IN THE WHOLEiORGANISM APPARENTLY PLAYS AN
IMPORTANT COMPENSATORY ROLE.IN HOMEOSTASIS, FACILITY: LAB.
HISTOCHEM. ELECTR.ON. MICROSCOPY9 iNST. EXP. CLIN. ONCOL., MOSCOW, USSR.

1/2 019 UNCLASSIFI.Eb..
j.ITLE--CYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE PHAGOCYTOSIS
EFFECT OF HYDROCORTISONIE -U-
~.AUTH(jR-(02)-RAYKHLINp N.T.v SHNYDMANT I.Me
~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-'SOURC,E-BYULLETENl EKSPERIMEI.ALINGY BIOLOGII
NR 5, PP 106-108
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
OF QUARTZ DUST UNDER THE
VOL 69,
I MEDITSINY, 1970,
-SUBJECT AREAS--BIPLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
JOPIC TAGS--WHITE RAT, PERITONEUM, MITOCHRONDRION, DEHYDROGENASE,
PHOSPHATASEt PHAGOCYTOSIS,,HYD,ROCORTISUNEP LUN113i RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
DISEASE
TCONTROL MARKING--f-40 RESTRICTIGNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY l%EEL/FkA"_lE--1998/0199
STEP N0--UR /0219/ 70/06'31005 /0 106/010-3
CIRC ACCESSION' NO--AP0120897
-iJNC !-.A-'-.-

212 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120897
ABSTKAC T/EX TRACT-- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 1 NALBINO ftATS 24, 48 AND 72 HOURS
AFTER INJECTION INTO THE PERITGNEAL CAVITY OF 100 MG OF QUAkTZ DUSIT WITH
THE AID OF CYTOCHEMICAL kEACTIONS TO SOME MITOCH"INDRI '';L (NADiDIAPHURASE
AND SUCCINIC DEHYDi~OGENASEI AND LYSOSOMAL (ACID r"HOSPHATASE) ENZYMES THE
AUTHORS INVESTIGATED THE PHAGO,-YTOSIS OF THE LATTER IN CONDITIONS jF
ADDITIONAL EFFECT OF HYDROCOMSONE. 0 N THE BASIS OF THE DATA DERIVED A
SUPPOSITION IS SET FGRTH TO THE EFFECT THAT HYDROCORTISOINE IS,
APPARENTLY, CAPABLE TO STAaILIZE LYSOSCMAL AND i,41T0CH0N0kli%L MEMBkANES
AND THUS DELAY THE OEEATH OF CONIOPHAGE, THE MATERIAL is DISCUSSED IN
THE LIGHT OF PREVIOUSLY OBTAINED RESULTS ON THE INH131TING INFLUENCE OF
'HYDROCORTISONE ON COLLAGENOGENESIS IN THE LU.NGS IN EXPERIMENTAL
SILICOSIS AND THE DATA OF OTHER AUTHORS CONCERNING CERTAIN OTHER
MECHANISMS OF HYOROCORTISONE EFFECT OWTHE CELL. FACILITY:
INSTITUTE OF EXPERIMENTAL AND CLIMCAL ONCOLOGY OF THE ACADEMY OF
MEDICAL SCIENCES OF THE USSR9 MUscowel FACILITY., KASAKH INSTITUTE
OF INOUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES.
A -E f-.-iD
ll%-l JJ7_

USSR UDC: 621.374.5
Active Member of the Scientific and Technical Society of Radio
Engineering. Electronics and Communications imeni A. S. Popov
"Simple Corrected Delay Lines With High-Quality Transfer Characteristics"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Vol 25, No 12. Doe 70, pp 59-69
Abstract: The avthor considers homogeneous delay lines ~m which each link con-
tains no more than one inductance coil. The optimirn types of the simplest cor-
rected links are found with respect to the quality of the transfer characteris-
tic of the line. As a basis for solution of the problem, the author proposes
development of the concept of group delay as applied to this particular case.
Estimates are found. In essence, cascade connection of ,,we siiq)lo I-Iimks is
taken as the initial structure to be corrected. 1n addi1ion to solving the basic
problem, a convenient three-dimensional interpretation ol' the correction problem
is derived. By passing from one plane to another, all possible modifications
of the simplest corrected Links may be traced. The best,solution3 for links with
mutual inductance and correcting capacitance may be recommended for practical
application where specified conditions of optimality are satisfied.

77 77 7 -"~ , 72- 1,
7.
'Ace. `Wr: 'f. Code: UR'0422
'#0042297'
PRIMARY SOURCE: Standaity i Kachast:vo, 1970,,Nr 1, PP_?;7-,?40
Major Problems of Qualftttry..
AegaV,dov G.-GO;
The auth6rs single out a number. of the most imoor-
tant theoretical problems of qualimetry, arranged ip Elie
-order of their - appearance in the solution of practical
problems of estimating the quality of whatever objects.
T
REEL/FRME
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USSR
ALFIMOVA, YE. YA., KOLITOVER, V. K., and RAYMNM L. I.I., Branch of the Institute
of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences USSIRA Chernogolovlva (Moscov Oblast)
"Luminescent Probe Study of Conformation Changes in Endoplasmic Reticulum
lv`enbranes"~
Moscow, Biofizika, No 6, 1972, pp lo43-io47
Abstract: The dye 1-aniline-8-nanhthalene sulfate (ADO) irhose fluorescence
varies with the degree of hydrophoby of the surrounding medium was used to
detect and study conformation changes in microsomal membranes of liver cells
induced by alterations in the ionic composition and temperattire. Calcium in
low concentrations (I to 3 W,4) maarkedly ircreased the f,ntenaity ol' fluorescence
of the microsomes produced by the dye and the corresponding curve was more dis-
tinctly S-shaped than the curres reflecting the additi".ja of other cations. Me
latter in large concentrations (100 mm or rpore) intensified the fluorescence
of the dye bound with the microsories due to Intein-ction idth the lipid compo-
nents of the membranes. Analysis of the temperature factor revealed the therm,"l
structural changes characteristle of cooperative systems.
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USSR MC 6 V-.015.1'.543.42
KOWTOVER, V. K., PAYMALIT, L._44'riYASA=, A., IL.., an! BLYUHENFELID, L,.&.,.
Institute of Chemrffl-7~51697'= Laademy of Sciences, and I'loscow State-
University imeni H. V. Lomonosor
OATP-Induced Conformation Changes im Mitachondria-l-Mier.Dranes investigated 'by.
the Kethod of Spin ?robineru
Moscow, Doklady Akademil Nauk S5ZEL, Tal 197.. Na 1,. 1971, PP 219-222
Abstract: It is generally believed that oxidative phosphorylation in mito-
chondria is accompanied by changres in the: conformation of the correspondin3
enzyme systems. However, the occurrence of taese cjaanges has never beea
definitively proven. The abliect of this study was to ietect -- by means of
spin probin- with neutral, nonpolar molecules -- conformation chancres in -ruto-
ni sub-
chonlrial rE-mbranes ax mitochandriaLparticles djr!r47 their activation with
AT?. The study material was obtained from nattle hearts; the test substance,
a radical, was o-f synt~_etic orii~=. The results of sya!atrographic analysi-s
showed increa5ed solublUty of the radical after addiiion of KIP, which in-
dicated conformation changes in-membrane lipoproteins. TurtLeraore, a lowered
pR produced similar speetral ch-vLges, suggesting, that aji increased concentra.--
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USSR
OLITOVER, V. K., et al, Ooklady Akademll Nauk SSSR, 101 197, 'o 1, 1971,
pp 219-222
tion. of protons can induce conformation charges in which the niLnber of nonpolar
groups on the "exposed" portion of the mitochondrial lipoprotains increases.
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13 March 1973
t;UC:
PRINCIFIX5 OFF STNNDAPIDIZING Tilr MICROCLULATr. OF TNDIVITV.~Aj, CAS-DEIIIISF. DINUX.5
(Art1cl., 1,y Profvs-nur ,J.J.-4-
of M,,Iirpl a,
r f4j,,-
P.-S-0m.
t-1 Vrl,a 6 Ap,il 197-1, p,, 45-491
In !n3u:jqj. 3afo wo_-X_,r, conditions it CntCZr1a1;r Of the
mininn. PCtrOle=, atomic, and other branchvs og khthl.'Lry, I's well ns In the
014-10VItirm ( -tm3orwat~r arrnn AM n,,-.r space an Inportant role if. played
by in4l,vidual cas-defense jevicea,
'Ohis rnleirt will '~X,kmlno tlljrt~lrms concf-rnihr. the 1~ttjrjg Of norG
for p4ra-rv :ers ozf r-he space under the suit c:onneCLCd witit misurai,ce of
U`~V~Al hn,,,jr-A7i1 a! tke nrraninm. Th- tirr,~ncy qf rtw-sp q,, t A , cVn_
qr, ion I,
ditIonej !;y tte fact thilt owl Of the .=In factors leadima to a docitue I ;rt
IWU011,11~j al,ilLty antl a docrt.-a-z" In the duration of imrit in Indl-~idual ras -
devices conslots of a chanre In Iwat, exchanCe conditions bet.%~-rn
the arCanizirt AM the Kurroonelng Mdlm.
On the ba--its of n-,r own data Co"It4inell Lit literat,;re (I. S. Kandrar,
et al.1 V. 1. Kri-c'mrinj S. H. q~orodfn~kty, It Al.. It, 01~
nettin7, ..' nrr.,s for nirroclInattc parmv--ters it *;,,peara to be jnntified to
to a !"rtaln a Conditional di~lttion CE functimal rtltnr nr thp
Into opt imais rA~rnt silt-los ond maxLr.kl. Tite microclimatki: rondl-
tions in the spire ljrld~r the siAt can also be divided into three mmft~s rar-
r~~P*MdLnr, to tlv.nq st.h-.C.
tWtLnjj r,lcrocliratic conditiona are con.,ldered to le, t4oac u-.111rh
emilt" the pr-n,,rv,;tlon, ef thr thermal tntlatire uktho,jr a pi-nnotineoll t;lr~jjn-
lr~, of physkolor,',~:,%l tIv, rrv)ret~,Aat ion I.,ocnanistis (lable 1). ilio- cmdittuns
thc A:,~~ne of .,., WfIlm of heat Crort thin out-11,11. with qVtLrAl
!"V'It~,ro of hraL r~iiilon (f*,'%r-,re fit al,j A, A. !%utilova; L. Qppl and V. Yokl I
Vitti-I 11. 1. Folesnikuv). 4be speed of air movertent I; considered to
t~ ".jil to inet.irs/second, tnaan~uCh as even Ist BVIls With forced
wntil;iti~n as A rule tt does not exceed these valtics. 4th an optinal
rmicroclL,,~tr of ras-dotenbe d"icot, for indlvidu4t ptoLet-Llon the duratlun t
t"Lir war to d.:t.rmiiv,,f not by the thermal state of the OrCQnism. but by
11 - USSR C,

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F. lY I-C --:(I
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.1ft4 'UnC
life
tlCn4l 9. N :tal te:~;CrAt--re (in e~cv~s)
istateS or tne or,-,sniS;t 10. jkv~rare toly W:~.rat'lr,7 (in df,,rr"-3)
C-p t i mi I C-ae!t or.
3. il#rnL-.iAl,lv 12. ?.itq of heirt ccrtrartl~ns (!,.is P-r tni.
4 'Aaxi=l 13. Qinira-rm (if r~zsl.,~rc
5: Deavy work 14. llis-.;Praru-t- c1 a!-. !-n*ir s~~t with
6 ;Ork Of a;MTQ~ LIten3iC7 h;n1dity art
7: LI.Olht work 15, U-'- to
ptst

len,ra:imi i bcat 1v a., "rfor-.~Ce of
'~-to of
hevr
(q,151ty -- ",I: -- 2-3.5 of r-'.

f.t! i,- w.-,- rat. or dev-, iom-tir. dppen,jq ot. trio ri,rimp awl OlaraCLAE of mork,
pr.,*.-,ct I-on s1ituatton and ~o on. HaInLvn.Aw,~ ,I all upt Iiial i0f:noclkmati,
lndk~vjllal fa-.-difvnqc devices, ai a rula., r-I otrez th, .'Ik'qLn'1tA'm if lo".1t
h --t ,P, - of I Lop, i d c lo-d
th-i iold f artifi,tal , ,Iat ,nr, i; Y, t mo, . 11.,
~,Ats ap,~~ars to Lw. the wst effectivo, frein a ploy o lologle a Hoyg tail ic viLo'wJ,o)w,L
amlvontprtj.niiin~, vith v!rard to practical rPalizatkon ( alienra and hlch,,12
.ovard and SnTr"a; Nunnelcy; C. H. tocrodinsie.Ly, at al.. 1970). Lijut'!
cw,lold wAti onvire Ow. elimination of hentrorl,,arily oly tho, rond,,rtjv,, ~'Lhod.
'ibaL is 6*ly what, they arc! used the basic ineevis ~ubjcct to tinrmalization,
Ton5koot of thn paramters of the heat carrier flowing alcoar. tub,!n In con"acL
with the t~ody of the suit, Inasnuch as WILh t1w conductivt, tauthod or heat re-
-ial tto,-To to an InIon-.0- ~oolinr of Ow- t-ly nptim-il th,,r--1 itato
of the or-,anl:m. Is ensurqd ith a IlLlher to~npmrkkLtlre of the "nuclo,j5" ('W,le 2),
1-.' t, of t1w 3'jrr~rt. ~f thl? Wooly pronolea a (L)croaw~ in III-' lCifinf'S
or In casn of the per!ornance of irrorh 11-aited !,.I duration or cpl-
n-lic apt-rzt~kani it is j~,r--A!s&Lb1o to aim nUL only at aft OpUnal microclimaLe
a- tim unoler trm VIL:1 *iut also at rtirttlimatia ctinnttionr with imich
not all or '.Iv! licat pro,liced 1jY the body is eliminated. In this case :is well,
ho~;..t-C, U. Is ml,.,,25.4ty L,, nwilirC a tIICrMAllY SLaUIC State Of the f LIK-
or.-anlaza cvcn with its Ur;lwr thtr=1 conLent.
(7) . . . . . . 10
too
I. 'I. I . . . .
CIO j 4
6~'P'# to 4 -1 so -till 50-70
oo"W~."
8.40
1. Index Ifeat C'n,tiont (in Xchl/kZ)
r~enor;oltlon of i~oolsture
2.
3. 'ork of avera-,e intoinsity (Cranshour)
e.. LL,-;ht uorh 10. late of bract contractions
5, :Ien t Ow.tts p,3r mintite)
6. !:,,ctal tt~,,,,writurc (in cnperaturc of c=lant a-
7. AvrraE;e temperature of the the Input. of the.liquid
skin (in dnrictim,l) Cf~ol~d culLo(in
(cir-,:,endituro around too
lttars/hwir)
'.ArrocIL-.atlc conditions cnourlnc a tji~rmally -stable state of the otcmn-
tow.~ ot,irir.~,, the ACC14milarLon of haao~ not excer4lonr 1.7; Pcalliti; art: constiscred
pcrnissL!,'c by us (See Table 1). At the sam rL".Ic there Ls observed A
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RAYKHM&N, Ya. -A., et al., Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, PromyshlennYye Obraztsy,
-TdVa:~~YYWT~ikl~, No 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 298936, filed 8 Aug 68,
published 14 Jul 72, p 249
to the input of the memory device, and the second outputs are connected to
the first inputs of the first and second comparison circuits respectively.
The second inputs of these comparison: circuits are connected to the outputs
of the address registers for the given X and Y coordinates, and the outputs
are connected to the first inputs of the modules for transfers along X and Y.
The second output of the module for transfers along X is connected to the
second input of the module for transfers along Y and vice versa. The third
inputs of both transfer modules are connected to the corresponding outputs
of the point analysis circuit, and the third outputa are connected to the
inputs of the point recording circuit, whose output is connected to Hie first
Input of the point register, which Is connected to the maiiory device and to
the circuit grouping block whose output is connected to the point analysis
Input. 2. A modification of this computer distinguished by the fact that
the functional possibilities of the machine are extended by adding a coordi-
nate register, boundary decoder, logic operations module and circuit suita-
bility decoder to the circuit grouping block. The first output of the
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USSR
RAYMAN, Ya. A., et al., Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy,
Tovarnyye Znaki, No 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 298936, filed 8 Aug 68,
published 14 Jul 72, p 249
suitability decoder is connected to the first input of the logic operations
module whose outputs are connected to the corresponding inputs of the
coordinate register, while the second inputs are connected to the outputs
of the boundary decoder. The inputs of the boundary decoder are connected
to the outputs of the coordinate register, and the second output of the
suitability decoder is connected to the input of an element counter whose
outputs are connected to the address register of the memory device.
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-COMPUWrS,~~'Dlgital
USSR UDC 681.323
RAYKHMAN, Ya. A., RUDKO, V. A., BUTKOV, Yu. G., FUIUMAN, N. A., and KOZLOV,
"A Specialized Digital Computer for Calculating the Interconnections of
Integrated Systems"
Moscow, Oktrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 298936, filed 8 Aug 68, published
14 Jul 72, p, 249
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A specialized digi-
tal computer for calculating the interconnections of integrated systems.
The computer contains a memory device, address registers for given and
current coordinates, comparison circuits, registers for points, an analysis
circuit, a recording circuit, and an input/output module. As a dist4nguish-
ing feature of the patent, speed is increased and the device is simplified
by adding a block for transfers along X and Y and a circuit grouping block
with its output connected to the first.inputs of the address register for
current X and Y coordinates, whose second inputs are connected to the first
outputs of the blocks for transfers along X and Y retipectively. The rirst
outputs of the current coordinate registers are connected through a converter
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USSR
RAYKHMM, Ya. A., et al., Otk-rytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy,
Tovarnyye Znaki, No 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 298936, filed 8 Aug 68,
published 14 Jul 72, p 249
to the input of the memory device, and the second outputs are connected to
the first inputs of the first and second comparison circuits respectively.
The second inputs of these comparison circuits are connected to the outputs
of the address registers for the given X and Y coordinates, and the outputs
are connected to the first inputs of the modules for transfers along X and Y.
The second output of the module for transfers along X is connected to the
second input of the module for transfers along Y and vice versa. The third
inputs of both transfer modules are connected to the corresponding outputs
of the point analysis circuit, and the third outputs are connected to the
inputs of the point recording circuit, whose output is ccnnected to the first
input of the point register, which is connected to the memory device and to
the circuit grouping block whose output is connected to the point analysis
input. 2. A modification of this computer distinguiohed by the fact that
the functional possibilities of the machine are extended by adding a coordi-
nate register, boundary decoder, logic operations module and circuit suita-
bility decoder to the circuit grouping block. The first output of the
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4o .1-1 -----j-- ' Ili Mr."M
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USSR
RAYMAN, Ya. A., et al., Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy,
Tovarnyye Znaki, No 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 298936, filed 8 Aug 68,
published 14 Jul 72, p 249
suitability decoder is connected to the first input of the logic operations
module whose outputs are connected to the coxresponding inputs of the
coordinate register, while the second inputs are connected to the outputs
of the boundary decoder. The inputs of the boundary decoder are connected
to the outputs of the coordinate register, and the second output of the
suitability decoder is connected to the input of an element counter whose
outputs are connected to the address register of the memory device.
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USSR uDc: 621.396.6-181.5(o88.8)
GL OV, I. M., ZAYTSEV, V. A., KOZLOV, V. A., RAYEILMM11 Ya. A., TRYAKOV,
E. N.
"A Microphato Assembly Device for Making Phototemplates"
USSR Author's Certificate Uo 263414, filed 3 Jan 68, published 9 Jun -10
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6V209 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a microphoto assembly
device for making phototemplates. The device contains a stand with i.1-
luminator and shutter, a coordinate table with linear displacement data
units, a composing diaphragm with sliding screens, an interchangeable
objective in the form of a lens raster or high-resolution lens, and a
program control unit. To improve accuracy (resolution) and increase
productivity, a removable holder with a projection lens is mounted in a
horizont-al bage on the coordinate table which rests on the upper surface
of the stand. The table is equipped with an aperture for the lens and a
receptacle for holding a photographic plate. The com)osition diaphragm
with sliding screers hangs under the coordinate table. on calumns which
pass through the stand. Fastened on the columns between the co=osition
diaphragm and the lens is a ring for the phototemplate blaxik.
44i~ Aw.mak.6M

USSR UDC: 681.3.061.62
BOBRYSHEV, D. N. Candidate of Economic Sciences,
Candidate of Technical Sciences, ZHIDAKOV, V. P., Fn"giff"er"""
"Experience in Development of a Computer Information System for
a.Scientific Institution"
Moscow, Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Proizvodstva, No 3,
1972, pp.36-40
Abstract: The paper describes the technical basis of a com-
puter information systemo in particular, the devices for input
and output of information, and alsg the software, which offers
a set of all kinds of possible programs to facilitate communi-
cations between users and the system.
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''USSR ~UDC 576-858-09M83076-895-M
RAYKO~A KLIMMO, S. M., KCSTYRKO, I. N., GROMASHEYSM, V. L,,
a~&_I'VOV,' D. K., Institute of Virology imeni D. I. Ivanov.Aiy, Academy of
Medical Sciences LISSR, Moscox
"An Investigation of the Ability of Sumah Virus From the Uukuniemi Group
to Proliferate in Aedes Aegypti Mosquitoes"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 6, NOV/Dee 71t pp 731-735
Abstracti A. aegypti mosquitoes experimentally infected with Sumah virus
(added to nutrient suspension) were inyestigat-.ed by eloctron nicroscopy
and titrations on nice for 2 months. The results revealed a regular re-
production of the virus in the ziosquitoes. The virus Is present. in the
cytoplasm, the intercellular spaces in the opithelial tissues# ard sallivery
gland ducts of the mosquitoes from the 11th day after Infection, but trans-
mission by bite occurs only when the virus concentration is at least 2.5
1g ID per 0.01 ml of mosquito tissue. ~Virus particles have an oval shape,
with Ne long axis 900-1000 A and the short axis 700-M A long, and they
have a two-layer membrane which Is 90-100 A thicka
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USSR UDC 61n .822.8
Department of Normal PhysioloL
RAYISOV --ry, Kharlrov Medical Institute
"Relative Lmortance of L-imbic Structures in the Regulation of Vegetative.
Components of Behavioral Reactions in Rabbits"
Kiev, Fizioldhichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 19, NO 2, 1973, PP 153-158
Abstract: The role of the different limbic struct-ures in the orcanization of-
the vegetative comonents of behavioral reactions was inliestigated on 14
rabbits, 2-3.2 kg in weight, with monopolar electrodes implanted in different
locations in the dorsal- (I%j and ventral (II) hippocarm, a regions, the lateral
(III) and central (IV) a.7fgdaloid nuclei, and in the septum (V) - An indiffer-
ent electrode -was positioned between the periosteimi and the subcutaneous fascia
in the frontonasal area. The exi_--riments were conducted 6-7 days following
implantation; in all, 360 stimulations of 57 discreta locations in the struc-
tures indicated above were carried out, and the E1KG and pneurnograms (PC-) fol-
lowed. Heart rate was slowed most often on stimulation of II -- 62% of the
--L 1 caused
stimulations in this region elicited a decrease in the hea rate, 21.4~''n
an acceleration and 16.6p" of the stimulations caused no changes. Thc analor~ous
values for the stimulation of the different locations in I, 111, 17!, and V
were, respectively, 43-0-49-59P, q?.0-43.0~ and 12-7-2,?.51P - V was leai;t effec-
tive in slowing, the heart rate (only 43-.9,6 Of tho rtiria1_atJ.r_.-nr> slovied thc rate).
q
M2 ft-M 1 M-2 '411 fl, 11 IN I V. ff tI i R r! 1 -11 11 f, 311 P I It", iVT 1! 111 i IN - In 14, M r$ I I N~, I hl 1 -1 il It I It 11 FM iff M

6 --------- I&M----
USSR
153-158,
RAYISCTV, T. K., Fiziolohichryy Zhurnalp Vol 19, No 2, 3-973,
.L
PP
The observed changes in the heart rate followed a 2-5 see latent period, and
there were indications that the effects of stinailation were pol3Thasic. In
several instances arrhythmia was noted after stimulation of II and III. PG
studies showed that the predordnating response was PM acceleration of respirE.-
tion. The most active ?one in this respect was V, stinulation of dif-~-'erent
locations elicited -respiratory acceleration in 81.&t4j of the cases, slowing. iLi
3-65' of the cases, and no chanGe in 14.6rto of the casea. Sti-Laila t, ions of 1, 11,
DIF, and III evoked respiratory acceleration, respectively, in 76.a,1r", 65-C5,
69.7%, and 73.4d,, of the cases. The observed changes in the heart ratiu and
respiration ray 'be cons-d-ereft to xQflect paTasympathetic or s,,mmal~aetic
inHuences on. these structures. It in ccnceivabIle t1m;t the of-Peots of the
lim1bic system are mediated th-rouU11 the mosencep,111.1ic portion of tile reticula-r
formation. 'Yqe present, studien have shown that -there c!xists scre structural
differentiation in the limbic system for affectinG the cardiac and the respira-
tory corU)unents of behavioral reactions,
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USSR UDO 669.11-.013.8
SHUSTOV.A., Z. F., SINYAVEIA, R. A., =LIYA;.'G7.A, V. :~OZ.`:., !. L.,
G. G., RAII~,OND, E. D., --id NEEFEBOV, V.
"Inclination toward Stress Corrosion Cracking of lKiii0iLTi (E2-156) I-Eigh-3-trength
St--inless Steel"
Xoscow, Zashch:ita Metallov, Vol 6, Nlo 6, Nov- cc 70, pp '96-7C0
Abstract: This article contains the results of a stujy of thv~ ei"fect !.-)f heat
treatripant conditions on the inclination of Joints of :~tael to
-;s a h4Ga-stre cr`h sz~:O! oF marten-
stress corrosion crack-ing. This steel .:>n,. L, .
ated by quenciing fron, 9 0-1,050 and c;nzne;; ~-It 3C0 or
sitic class heat-treL ~I . ,7- ~~
s 121) - ir h
6009. The stress-rupture strength of the steel o r m. e. r
case and > 100 kgfim in the latter case. It was eariler i;h_-.u
neither tide basic r--ta-I nor the -,,-elded joints of this st,:,~,l in the fully heat-
4.
Loreated state ?...ere inclimed to st-ress corrosion cracking . In tne. proz--_;n'~. in-
vestigation the J--clina-bion toward stress corrosion cra:.,xa_n1r -,.,as ev ua:L-,,--.d by
--linp miss "P - o .
the time of occurrence of cracks in the welded joint in a _t z 0 m
%,emperature.
From the tabulited data it is noted that um.-amealed sa~-,-ples and sc.,-,ples
annealed atu 300 o-diibit an inclinaLion townxd st_-css corro-iorl. crackinZ.
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USSR
U 700
6, Ncir-Dec 70, PP 49"
TOVA, Z. F., et al., Zashchita I"-Ie-I,*,- 0, , - I
0
Welded Joints anmealed at 600 are not inclined to such crac-',cLn-,--. Pict-ures are
J L,
.1 U
presented show-~mg the ir,,Lc ro structure of a welded jo:ht mE--I;e of 1`1116N1413 3-00-1
and the hardness distri-bution in the welded joLqt. Gcmpariso-n of metallo.gvaphic
1d s- -1 ..
and corrosion studies shovs that the section near tne ~m Jected to hearing
0
in the temperature range of 475-5 0 is distingtLished b7 T corrosicn, ro:iist-
ance. Iti is possible to decrease the tendency tuowar-d corrosion CrLcica--,~* 01
MI&1,14B steel joints not on!,, by high temperature armealing (6(-,3 0 but also by
high teraperature quenching of the steel before ueldinrr. The tondency of the
welded joints toward corrosion cracking was for-nd to dep-----nd cn the structural
state of the basic 7.-,etal before vrelding. A table is pvesent-(;.~d sho-.Tino- the ef-
Lect of slow cooling and indured heating on the stress corrosion cracking of
lKh1611-143 thick sheet steel in a saline n.-Ist atmnosuhere.
a of I- -,J;
~,VLB Ste,.~
naT, E!Ilded 'joints* of
Tt is C-,ICluiC IKh1 e~
"o ial
with a strength of 100 kg/nm and aunnealed at 300 and 60-; a:72 not, incl-.Ired to
o-ion. Slow coo'ing of the steel during quot-.-chin- Increases the
stress corr U
endency of the imannea]ed and -lowAermerature (300' a=%,eaLid joLn-t3
L
to stress corrosion cracking. Heating !En'16114B steel to high tempera-
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USSR
SI STOVA, Z. F., et al., Zashchlita '~Ictallov, Vol 6, Nlo 6; "c-v-Dec 70, --p 696-',100
Lure annealing in the 475-5500 rainge can cause a -;.-endency to-.-~ard corrosion -1,--,der
st-ress. IN'han quenching .ith slow cooling the
~.01~ TC'.-'~2-11C cr:.--cking is
exJ-Libited after a sho M v
r Anuttesy at 475-550 tl'e case of air
delay (5 Tn
quenching this imcli-nati3on -Js ezdiibited after a longer pn-riod (2 hours)
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Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section I hemical, Dervent,
236676 ARGO.";ARC 'WELMING TO-RCH has a water-
cooled arringemenE in the forra of two coa
ial cylincrical channels inside a housing, whW-,
are jointrd at the lower par., hyradial openinge-
To reduce the prctrusion of the electrode to 1.0-15mrri
the ratic, of length of cylIndrical parc-of norzle to
its bore is made 0.3-0.6 and this improves the 'Lift
of the tongsten electrode. 30.11,67. as 1200836/
25-27. A.K3ARAINOV et alia. (19.6.69.) Bul.M.2.6S
Class 21h. Int.Cl. 323k.
cherenko' G. P.;
AUTHORS: Barzjnoy~ A. K.; KryukoVskiy, V. N.; KU
Konradi. G.; Raymond,E.,_,P.; Agroskin, Ya. Z:
19741933

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USSR
ZHIRONKIN, A. N., BURKANOV, A. G., RAYNE,%_ B05COVIKOV, A. A., SOKO-
LOV, V. L., PERSIDSKAYA, L. V., GABERTSEITEL', A. I., TOLOOdW, V. G.,
TARAPATIN, P. S., Leningrad Kirov Plant
"Graphitized Steel"
Moscov, Otkrytiya, Izolbreteniya, ProrWshlennyye Obr-nztsy, TovarnyYe Znaki,
No 12, Apr 72, Author's Certificate No 3342'[2, Division C, filed 15 Sep 69,
published 30 Mar 72, p 104
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a priphitized steel
vhich contains carbon, silicon, manganese, titrmiur, and iron. As a dis-
tinguizhing feature of IL-he patent, friction propertieo *xe improved 'by
adding copper and tidUng the cotaponent,_~ in the following. prol-,ortions in
percent: carbon--1.3-1.5; Bilicon--1.3-1.6; mangwiese---0,3-0-5; COPPer--
1.2-1.6; titanim,0.25-0.h. Impurities are as follow:: (in percent):
sulfur--less than 0.03; phosphorus--less then 0.035; chrornium--0.20;
hickel--less than 0.20; the remainder iron.

USSR UDC 5~7.3il.x3:546.28
SIROTA, N.N., KORSHUNOV, F.P., RAIRTES,
OInvestigation Of Radiation Effects On Semiconductor Crystals And P-N Junctions"
V eb. Radiatsion. fiz. nemet. kristallov (Radiationu Physics Of Nonmetal
Crystals--Collection Of Works), Minak, Nauka i tekhn., 1970, pp 6-17 (from
RZh--Elektronike i yeye*primeneniye_, No 1,- January 1971, AbBtract No IB123)
Translation: The effect is studied of neutron irradiation on single crystals of
Si and the p-n junctiono prepared on their base. The radiation defects are deter-
mined which play a dominant role in the change of the electrital properties in Si
in tho proccee of irradiation by fast neutrons. it is 4ilso ahown that an Increave
of resiatance oV the base of the p-n junctions during, the time of irradiation leads
to attenuation of modulation of ito conductivity and to a decrease of the forward
current. The overall dependences mentioned make it possible to clarify the process
of change of the volt-ampire characteristics of the p-t% junction. It is establish-
od that irradiation leads to a decrease of the contact potential differences and
the dioplacement of the p-n junction to the Bide of the highresiotance base.
10 ill. 24 ref. Author's abstract.
86,

USSR
UDO 557.)ID546.28
MAKAREVIGH, A.I.,
L.S.
"Effect Of Pile Radiation On High-Resistance Silicon"
V ab. Radiatsion. fiz. nemet. kristallov' (Radiation Phyeica Of Nonmetal
Crfstals--Collection Of Works), Minsk, Nauka L tekhn., 1970, pp 18-21 (from
RZh--Elektronika i
_X~Xi~.primeneniye, No 1, January 1971, Abstract No IBIO)
Translation: 'fhe affect is investigated of pile radiation an high-resistancs
P-type Si It is sha4n that with comparatively small dosos of fast neutrons
2), defects are formed' in high resistance Si which gives rise
10 n/cm
to the appearance in the forbidden band of the energy lovels E + 0-27,
ELI + 40 and E ' + 0.42 o.v. It is shown that defects of the qivacancy typo,
a complex of prfmary defeat Imparity, and an accumulation of defects are
respectively responsible for these levels. 7 ref. Sum-ry.

USSPI uDc: 621-318-57-529
FDGILEEVSKIY, G. V., SOSKOV, A. G. ,BAr V. Ye., STNIILYkNSKIY, I. I.
"A Kipp Oscillator for a Ti=-- Relay"
USSR Author's Certificate 11o 254629, filed 28 oct 68, published 12 Mar 70
(from RZ-h-Avtoinatika, Telenekhanika i Lychislitellnay~a Tekhnikf:, No 11,
Nov 70, Abstract 11o 11A66 P)
Translati on: -This Author's Certificate introduces a kipp oscillator for a
time relay. The der-*ce contains tvo transistors of different conductivity
types, a discharge resistor, and a controlling and a main capacitor connected
between the base of one transistor and the collector of the other. The re-
quired slope for the curve e~Tressing hold time as a function of controlling
U
'Voltage is attained by selecting the time for recharging the mair conedenser
an order of magpitude greater than for the controlling capacitor. One illus-
tration. N. S.
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A. Yu
of the t-TI-o-L-171unnixt t-W~ith-lt-
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m4,t--!r t1nZ1241 statWn network and atientific reaemrCh urork.
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uania rqc~cni sc-.cral CPnt-;ric2. 'here Is infor=tirtn that soma rg
t~t ri-eer. spring ignI other phenomena vithin the frnmetra.-k of the
on "n~turaj phllot~oplq" w.1% tatt.,11t In the ancient Vil'n," Vniyvrslt~r
years -
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L,P-in *--,red ot the,l!~Irary of the V111-1yur ntati Unive -r.41 E
y, imm~ V. F~p-k.s.
pip-:rn were b7 Prc;femnor A. Milevxlkly and Protemsor Ya. Povha;ovakly .4a
thy-. Ilit.d o'" -zeteorology w-itttn I., Lutin in the firbt hal., of tk~e Z;evrntCt.m*-.1.
C.rtt~try (111. Thq ftrat ahs~rvationII of the air tamiurat"t
In 'Uy 177:) by the Vice-Chant.llor of the university Martinan PaChobut as I=
VWny14% %vive c~jvtl-rjel loteretoptinn for &jrt thnn 206 years. It Is
' I~ I 4ge the I*YQI of mtenrology at the end of the Cirht"nth and
pwa" . o I ud
the bc;Inning of the ?,'I-jetcajth Centuries by the docijawnts of the thI,n KlmfstrT
of ~'f Ott A'11.11~ ymplso ulvich rectoememdovi the orgronization of mt!t-
66to!1)31~41 tibivrv4tions at Oil tlm tralzing institutions of the olkTut by t-1
mLzel. Of Ll.t Vil'n-iu& vnkrev~it-j (4j.. -,ha first. mttenzolq7j'al data On
tmrrl~f~ry of Litiviania were issej in the papers by A, K~ Vo-
u.-.4 other prc=Ln4nt scientists of the time.
ne crqrtat repreestions after the uprining of 1831, In particular, clc-
Ln4 VLI*n?us UnIvermityv retarded the proarems in meteorology In Lithu4iiia for
many d&c&dcv. Some revival took placa only in the second half a! the
Cvntury in -nner,tInn with the lse.Limity of votunt.try aubstrihacm of the "I"-
jkian 1;oo4.a~,hfc W:Lety and the h4tin ?h7sictl Obsematory. Before the begivm'-.~~.
of t4tt fir4t Wnrld Ar tLere were about 30 meteorological atativne; at uut"at%
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