SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SPITSYN, A.A. - SPRYGIN, A.I.

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USSR UDC 547.241
GILAUTHTEB, B. H., ZAUAROV, B. L., SOSINA, 1-1. M., SPITSYN, A. A.
"Reaction of PerchloromethyLmercaptan with Di- and Mono-estero of Methyl-
phosphonous kcid"
Leningrad, Zhuxnal Obshchei Khimii. Vol 40, No 6, Jun 70, pp 1245-1248
Abstract: The reaction of perchloromereaptan in a dry J atrwsphere with dj--
and moro-esters of methylphosphonous acid.wa,,; studied. In the case of
manoalk,71 metdiv1phosphon--ite A -200, taken in in cquim:;lar anount with perch-
loromercaptan, 0-a1' 1 methy1c.4lorophosphonate (75' with respect to the
monoalIVI met-hylphosrhonite), thiopirlosgene ('35;~ with respect to the perchloro-
methylnercaptan), an a small amounL of hexachlorodiretkil disulfide were
studied. The diesters of methLylpho-,phono", acid react,w-ith perchloromercaptan
in different -ways, dependlncr on the order of mixing of Qie reagents. When the
dialkyl methylphoapbonite 21-1 added to perohlorotaethylmexcapta-n at -500,
methy1chlorophosphonate, hexachloradim;t4yl disulside, Ii:.Ad alkyl chloride wore
isolated. T~.e reverse or-ler of addition of the re-aiyaaLi; led. La ttie fomation
of O-alkyl onate
h 00;, wit'
respect to the diaLk-
yl methylphosphonite)~ and alkyl ch~ride. Taeso results
are apparently in agreemont with tho results obtainfxI i:q! othi!r researchers.

112 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
,TITLE--AUTOCLAVE FOR OPERATING WITH HIGH PUR ITY GASES -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-NIKIFOROV, V.P., MORGUNOV,~A..V., SPITS',tN,,,P,,W,,, FEDOSEYEV,
D.V.
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR

,.,S,OU,RCE--ZH. FIZ. KHIM. 1970y 44(21, 535-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
..~SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYt MECH** IND.* ICIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--AUTOCLAVE# VACUUM TECHNOLOGYt ~H EHICAL PURITY9 GAS PRESSURE
.(;QNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_
:~~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0440 STEP NO--UR/0076/70/0-44/002/0535/0537
:~-tIRC ACCESSinN NL)--AP0121114

2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121114
ABS.TRAC.T/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN AUTOCLAVE WITH A 100 ATM
.,PRESSURE RANGE AND VACUUM UP TO 1.10 PRIME NEGATIVE4 TORR IS DESCRIBED.
A~DIAGRAM IS GIVEN ON THE DEVICES USED~FOR FEEDING GASES.
-.FAC ILI TY: INST. FT Z. KHl Me 140SCO*d USSR.

I t2 044 UNCLASSIFIM ~!PROCESSING DA1'E--30CCT70
TITLE--A.RADIATION HEATING UNIT -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SPITSYN, B-V., LOPATINA, G.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--V SB. TEPLOF11'.. SVOVSTVA TVERDYKH TEL PPI VYSOKIKH TEMPEP.ATURAKH.
AEFERENCE--kZHf-FIZIKAp IND It JAN 70, ABSTRACT NO IA136MPEkATURESt VOL. it
~,~'.UATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--HIGH TEMPERATURE R AND Ot HIGH TEPIPERATJRF SLMI(CONDUCTOk,
GIELECtRIC MATERIALt LABORATORY FURNACE, GAS DISC.HARGE TUBE, TEMPERATURE
MEASUREMENT
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSiFIE0
,~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/0999 STEP.i'40--UR/0000/69/000/000/046810471'-
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AR0112159
UNCLASSIFIED

PROCESSING DATE---30OCT70
2/2 044 UNCLASSIPIED
:IRC ACCESSION NO--AR0112159
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE RADIA14T ENEkGY S(--!UR('lE USED ON
THIS UNIT FOR LOCAL HEATING OF SPECIMENTS OF DIELECTIUCS AND HIGH
TEMPERATURE SE-MICONDUCTOR MATERIALS.WAS A HIGH Pi)kiEk 16 ItW) SUPERHIGH
PRESSURE XE14ON GAS DISCHARGE TU8E WHICH GIVES A iTAKIE TEMPERATURE OF
THE ORDER OF 200001EGREESC IN 'fHE WORKING SPOT FCR &-i'VERAL DOZEN HOUqS.
THE DESIGN 13F THIS UNIT PERMITS NONCONTACT MEASUREMENT AND Pi~CjVlj=-S FOP,
TEMPERATURE REGULATION WITH AN ERROROF 5DEGREESC. TYHE HEATING 15 DONE
IN A HIGHLY PURE AND CONTROLLABLE ATMOSPHE-EkE BYPLACING- THE SPECIMENT IN
A SPECIAL QUARTZ CHAMBER.
UNCLASS IFIED
SMSE-wip-m- mll

USSR UDC; 621.391.2
49"ILY N N I .
"Investigation of Two-Channel Direction Finding in the Case
of Noise Signals Against a Background of Noise Interference"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 17, No 1, Jin 72,.
PP
Abstract: A bearing is taken on a point noise source by using
t-wo-spaced antennas. At the outputs of the antennas are the
realizations of two normal noise processes x(f) and y(t) which
include noise signals sl(t), 52(t), and noise.interferences
nl(t), n2(t):
+ y + n-,
The signal and interference are statistically independent.
Segments of the realizations x(t), y(t) of duration T are
considered. It is assumed.that the statistical character-
istics of the processes are invariant for time T. Tho spectra
112

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SPITSYN, N. I.,-Radio-tekhnika i Elek-tronika, Vol 17, No 1,
Jan 72, pp 58-68
of the signals and interferences are identic"al, have an average
p.
frequency fo, and are uniform in the band tif, bfT' 1. Signals
sl(t), S2(t) have variances S1, S2 respectively, and are dis-
placed relative to one another by time T~ = (d/C Sin ~) , where
is-the bearing, d is the spacing between antennas, and c is
the rate of wave propagation. The.mutually correlated inter-
ferences nj, n2 are characterized by their own variances N1,
N2, the generalized coefficient of mutual correlation rn, and
the average phase difference y. The author determines the
limiting accuracy of direction findin , and,also investigates
C, 9
algorithms for optimum signal processing.. Four figures,
bibliography of five titles.
212
III I'MRMIVAI ~'_'-'M

urx; 543.70
TRONEWA, N. V. RENEW, V. K., 3? ITSYN, P .K. and A. V.?
State Scie.1ti-fic -,Zescarchaid Planning institute of t'.h_,-!
Industry, Moscow, State Czomm-4ttee for Ferrous and Nonferc~-_)U-s
Metallurgy IJSSR
11 T
)etprmination cF 7"Otal Rari~ Zarths and Yttrium in
tions by the "',-Ray Absorption Method"
Moscow, Zhurnal Analiticheskoy Khimii, Vol ',*tV, No 2, -'-b 70,
pp 378-380
Abstract: rb,- authors devised and tested expoz.-imen tally n-.1-
variant if WXI-ray absorption for testing industriaL solutions
7- in the production of rare-earth elem.-n-ts.
ljs-~ng a "Mineral-311 analyzcr, they werp able to
yttr um on the basis of absorption jump, and total -rare cart[is on
thp basis of the absOrDtion coefficient for MoK -radiation.
-Data thus obyained did not differ by more than 3 from
thost~ obtained with the usual chemical means. The. new is
equaLLy advantage of being more rapid than the chemical M: thodl.
6

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OF T MOU10 C RAi~L , ~-- I
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1 LE jHE A, )F i HFLEMtENTS AN '"IUM I~
8 SCi' P'j iME1,4DO --kJ-
INDUST.kIAL SOLUTIONS BY A:' X RAY -NOV, A,V.
AUTHUR- (0.4 I-TRGNEVA, N.V. v ~ENEVII V~.'F S!~ i P.K. , AN W
CCUNTRY_L~F I-'%,FC--USSR
SOURCE &i, ANAL. KHIM. 1970,,.25(.2)v 378-90
DATE PU13LISHED-----70
'5U8JFCT A RE" : AS -CH EM I S T RY
TOPIC TAGS--X RAY ABSORPTION-v RARE EARTH CCHPUUND, YTTRIUM, SOLUTION
CUNCENTKATION, NITRIC ACID, SOLUTION :A(;Ibl!)*-p X RAY A14AI-YSIS
~!:GNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
"LASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REELI/FRAME-199411878 STEP tiC--UR/00751'rQ/OZ5/002/0378/0380
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115697.
UINC LA 5 S I FIE

UNCL ASS IF I ED PVIC~SSING DATE-13NOV70
.CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0115697
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O-. ABSTRACT. A NEW MODIFICATION OF THE X RAY
ABSORPTION METHOD FOR THE ANAL. OF INDUSTRIAL '$CLNS. 1, INTERMEDIATES OF
RARE ;EARTb PRODUCTIGNI. WAS DEVEELVE'D. , THE METHOD PERIMITS THE USE OF A
SINGLE INSTRUMENT TO DET. THE -TOTAL CONTENT (IF THE EARTH BY THE
-A8SORPTICN COEFF. OF THE iRO TARGET IRRADN. AND IrHAT ~OF y By THE
ABSORPTION JUMP. IN HNO SU63 SOL NS . PH HAS NO~~ EFFECr ON THE SHAPE OF
THE CALIBRATICN GRAPH.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 546.78+541.452+546.212
CHUVAYEV, V. F., SHINIK, G. M., POLOTEBNOVA, N. A., !;HTSYN. V. I., Academician,
Institute of Chemical Physics, Soviet Academy of Sciences, Moscow
"Investigation of Crystal Hydrates of Phosphatungstovanadic Heteropoly Acids
by the Paramagnetic Resonance Method"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 211, No 3, 27 Jul 73, pp 614-616
Abstract: The paper gives the results of an investigation of the KIR spectra
of hydrates of various water content of phosphotungstovanadic hetercpaly acids
with one or two atoms of vanadium in the anion H41PWllVO401'n112O and H5(PW10
-nH20. Specimens of acids with intermediate water content were produced
V20401
by allowing the initial high-water crystals to stand in air for different
durations at different temperatures. The PRR spectra show specific peculiar-
ities of the hydrate structure of phosphotungstovanadic heteTOPOly acids with
one and two vanadium atoms. The nature of dehydration of the R+ ions in acid
H51PV110 V.0401'1120 supports the hypothesis of formation of a four-spin grouping
H 2+. ta the hydrates Nipt"11VO401-1120 and 1151PhO112NO12H20 the proton-
40
proton distance of the water molecules rg_11- 1.8 is considerably greater
than the usual distances in crystal hydrates.

77
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USSR
UDC 542-9-'-,-5:51,C').271161:547.1'118;673.64~ll~215:678.01~3
SAJ iT F5,1-1 --7
B. , KOLLI, 1. D.,
OD' A and
:;cow State University J,0r,,),,.-GSov
",Additio'! PrcriUcts of Poron Trifluoride 1,,Fitll P11lospIlines as Rejnforcc rt
Agents for Epo-q- Rosins,"
Aknd-e--di Nauk 33Z
SIR, Scri-1 Khimichesklstya, No 4, Apr 72,
pp 7c- Q--?,1,v
of ,01-0r, tr-1'Sh-,-,-idf,' P-tri-n-
In
borcm (h 5 wcr c v.
sf-d roinforcix,-, th- uI-ov rasil,. ID-5. U~4i:ilr,-,
concU-ti.ms for th-cir were a~- follr".15, -~5 Pa r L5 I L, .11
k,, -, - f, 4 ~ P
-.It of t!-0 COIL 10~C
per c,;" c ra~i-n. t"~---.Pepavurc rf th.0 -!Dro,;F,-s -- 12 hrs.
Th -Irc-, obt-a-L evtn
turcs, ",-c (,,3-:cP, , 1 -1
11unt li!,.11, tr..~
4, j _j
of
A oil thcJ'r 'I-qsiz it was
tlhLt, thc
-cl -bz~-.-e vrocessos- go j-,a dircctJo-is: reactic-~-,
of t'he cc=mlcy -L I I eO;VE.C.-I o,L th.3 opoxidc., rroup leac~.zung to the for=tion
a04
of a -*hls:~, J-:10 fc.1 s as a s-taWlizcr to-,!ard!; odr-ative dcgrSia-
1/2

Sep
SADYKOVIII, E. 14., et al, Izvestiya Akademii !,,'auk SSSR, Seriya Khiminhezkaya,
No 4, Apr Vz, pp ~86_-jqo
-'-ho Catmiox with the hrdroxy
tion, and a reac _10n. of
of air; this la~uls to a reduction cj' tho sx:t:b~!r of hy~.roxyl groups in the re-
ieorced prr,~`,Uct mnl b.inding or-
the air. oxygen, so th!Lt the degradation is
slowed do-mn and the trarisparency of the product is i-m-provc-d.
~o IIII011

Polymers and Polymerization
WSR UDC 341 -15
YABANOV# V* YA.g CHALYKHp An YE~g ALIYEV# H. E., LUKIYA1MVIC111,, V. H.t and
SPMYN, V.J., Institute of Physical Chemistry, Acadeqr: of Sciences USSR,
"Electron Microscope Study of Charge Ce aters'in -Irraliated Polymers"
Xoscow, Doklady Akademll Nauk SSSR, Vol 205, No 2, 1972t PP 393-395
Abstracts Investigation of the charge on polymers as a function of radiation
was performed. The IR spectra of the unirradiated polyethaene films show
no evidence of polarized acid groups- Samples were irradiated for about
0.5 minutes at 30 rads/sec from a WO source. The irradiation produced
ourface patterns on the films which were then studied undar the electron
microscope. Fourteen of the electron micrographs axe reproluced in the
article. Surface patterns were'not obtained onithe surfaces when the
Plastics were treated in the form of zetal organosolz. The chiLrged centers
retain their charge when the films are submerGed in a medlwa with a high
dielectric constant, such as water. Thus the charged centers are fixed and
the topography of particular distributions which is sign1ficant:In studying
the effects of radiation is preserved,

USSR UDC 541.28+541.8
S~ITSYN V~ L, Academiciank HOSHCHAINSKAYA, N. G.
-"Radlochemical Hydrolysis of Radioactive. Cerium Oxalate"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 202, No 2, 1972, pp 388-390
Abstract: When dissolvina cerium oxalate tagged simultaneously on the cation
and the anion in water, the ratio of the solubility determined by means of
Cel44(L,) and the solubility determined by ClI4(L 2) varies with an increase in
the specific radioactivity of the investigated compound and as a function of
the radiation energy of the radioactive isotope [N. G. 1,foshchanskaya, V. 1.
___Spits , DAN, Vol 175, 642, 19671. The Nagnitude of the solubility determined
by Fis higher than that measured by Cel44(L./L 1 > 1). A further study was
made of the process of the solution of rNioactive cerium oxalate tagged by
two radioactive indicators (Ce144 and Cl ) in water an in 0.01 N HC1. Radio-
chemical hydrolysis occurs only when dissolving the cerimn oxalate in water.
This~process is intensified with an increase in temperature and takes place
with the formation of low-soluble cerium hydroxy complexes. In an acid
medium, the reaction becomes reversible, and hydrolysis of the radioactive
cerium oxalate does not take place in practice. Under the experimental candi-
tions, the phenomenon of radiolysis of the oxalate ion war, not observed.

Water Tisitment
USSR LBO 543.123.11+532-74
SPI! 6, GIAZUNOV, H. P., MULYARt V. M., DEMAGIN, B. V.# CHURAYEVI
". .0. 1=U**F1Hv Z. M. j Institute of Physical Chemlg#y Academy of Sciences
USSR# Moscow
"Study of the Anomalous Water by the Method of Neutron Activation Analysisn
Moscove Doklady Akademii Hauk SSSR, Vol 2020 No 10 Jan-Feb 72, pp 132-135
Abstracti Samples of anomalous water were studied for their content of admix-
tures which could possibly be leached out of the glass;.partioularly Si and Nat
after irradiation with thermal neutrons. As a prelizdnary experiment quartz
glass itself was examined. The Va impurities were fowid to le low# and irre-
gularly distributed throughout the capinaryo The anoiiialous water zamples were
compared to double distilled water. It was established that the admixture
concentration was much higher in the anomalous eazples than in the double
disti1led material. The contentof Si and Ila was invers4y proportional to the
VOIURO of the sample studied, This could be due to the ~avapvratlve procedures
used, the impurities being introduced fromAhe surface Inyer of the capillaires,
from the evaporation equipmeAt, ate. Temperature doeigm"t seem to have any
particular affect on the content of imputities, The quaritityiof the anomalous
Components In the samples of ano=lous water varied in thd range of 5-10-3 to
5.10-8
go

Transformation and Structure
USSR
UDC: 546-3-19 + + 546.681
SKYAREINICO) 1-YA., FRISEUKOV, YU.A.J, ZINLAKOV, 1-YE.,
M-au= - SAPOZIINIKC4, rU.A.,
TSEPLYAYEVA, A.V., and SPITSWA. V.I.I Institute of ibysical Chemistry, Moscow
Academy of Sciences University imeni M. V. iomonosov,
Moscow Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Educektion WSR
"Evaporation of the Copper-Calliun Alloy in the Field of ftase Transformations"
Mosco-wr, izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskayn, Vol 4,, Apr 70, P 757-
P
761
Abst.-act: Partial vapor pressures of copper and gallium -w%are (k-termined over
copper-gallium (15.5 at-%) alloy in the temperature interval 1171-13950K. Fxperi-
mental datta plotted as log p vs the inverse temperature show that the functions
are not linear, but complex curves with many extrema, excee~ding considerably any
possible experimental error. The partial pressure curve o. gallium exhibited such
anomalies much more than did copper and they appeared in liquid, heterogeneous, and
solid phases. In the fusion process the partial pressure of copper vapor uaz;
noticed to drop. Contrary to some reported data, radioactivity did not affec-I
markedly the behavior of copper vapor,, except that the rate of tLe drop in pv_-tial
pressure of copper vapor was increased. On the basis of differeet'al-thermal
analysis, phase coaversi~ns were determined to take place &L. 125&30K) 119~+301c,
1299,:~30x' - and 123~_-30K. The authors th~nk'N.G. Savost.-LIna foz, participating in the
researZl#

USSR UDC 546.224
BELYAKOVA, L. D., KISELEV. A. V., MIKHAYLENK0, I. Ye., 59~OYAN G. A and
SPITSYN, V. I., Academician
"Gas-&hromatographic Study of the Effect of Radioactive Radiation and Heat
Treatment on the Adsorption Properties of Magaesium Sulfate"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 197,, No 1, Harch-April 1971, pp 88-90
Abstract: The procedure and results of a gas-chromatic study of the effect of
radioactivitv and heat treatment on the adsorption properties of magnesium sul-
fate are presented. The initial magnesium sulfate samples contained about 1%
water, and the variation of their adsorption properties with respect to -n-hy-
drocarbons and benzene as a result of the: removal of this water during calci-
nation was studied. Curves are presented for the retairied volumes of n-nonane
and benzene as a function of the calcining ti-me of M9S04 at 400' and 500%
and the ratios of the retained volumes of benzene measured at a colurm temp-
erature of 245' to n-nonaae (columa temperatui
-e. 200*) as a function cf the
calcining tine ?Of "19'004- It was found that radioactive samples of sulfates
containing SO, ions -.,ith S35 elchibit appreciably stronger adsorption of
hydrocarbons, the molecules of which belong to group B (containing high-bond,3)
112

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BELYAKOVA, L. D., e~t_a~, Doklady Akademii Islauk SSSR, Vol 197, No 1, March-
April 1971, pp 88-90
and to group A (containing only cr-bonds) by comparison. with nonradioactive
sulfates. Removal of water during calcining increases the adsorption of both
groups of hydrocarbons. The specificity of molecular adsorption of aromatic
hydrocarbons, which reaches a maximum after calciainglat 400' for 5 hours,
increases especially sharply.

USSR UDC 546-718
5 EIT~ -V -UMNIA, A. F., TSARENKO, A. F., OUCAU., Ai, A., BAIAITUISM,
K
67 A. YODOCHIGCFI P. N., GWIPNOV, X. P., and U.1121 ~ I V
"Synthesis of 'Metallic Technetium and its fhysical L7,restigations"
Leningrad, Radiok-Mxdya, Vol 12, No 4, 1970, pp 617-621
Abstracti Highly pure netalUa techzietiun in the fori-ii of a. silver-,7,,ay
i or compact metal (regulus) was prerduced fron tei-xapheny1axsoniwn p-,rte-
oc er
P
chante (C6H -ksTC04 by hycb-ogen reduction in an electric furnace. The re-
sultant mitMYal shm;(,d suporconductivity with a critf~.cal point of 8.2'~'K.
A study of the technology for producing the metal from 'the initial pertechnate
shmied tl-.,it technotium, dioxide Is producod after one hour in a hydrogen
ato,-Lsphere at 2600C, and the metal is product,.d at a tamperature of 10000C.
X-ray structural analysis revealed 'that netallic technotiur: has a hexagonal
lattice with dense atoadc packing of them magnesium typti, the lattice parameters
being a = 2.74�0.005 and c = 4.41+,0,,005; a/a = 1,609* The radict-aetric and
neutron activation methods of analysis showed extremely. ,Anute quantities of,
trace iriparities i 'hu-10-8 Rh--10-14, Al--10-5, Na--10-3 and' As--10-3 gm per
gn of technotium. Within 4e'limits of sensitivity of the neutron activa-
tion method,no other impurities were detected.

USSR UDC: 39.16
Slj,LYAMI:~410, 1. YA., "IALINIE,', C. F., YU. A., 1.
mid SPITSY,~-' VIKT, I., Dcoart;.!Lnt of,
~d~~- - I I ~..
UnifErsity; Yi~i'TVIVWFe of Physic,11 of sr-'-nces
"Vaporiziition of Silver Uader zBeta-Irradiation of t:he Evapo):,itinz, S*urface"
110sco-,7, vestnik 'Oskovskogo Uaivcr~;fteta, Serija IT. no. 6,
vol. 11, Nov-0ec 70, pp 737-739
Abstract: A nut.,ber of earlier papers hakr~! dcvoted to the effCCL of
bodi externfl. and intora:A on nl::~ of va-,-Iou,
wid"!r
of hi~,h vacou::'. ond 1.1-i of
COULd h;!VC-' -1,'J~I SI)OCifiC
surfacc. Vie objective of this study wmq vaporizatioa of xure
under Pl-irra6izttioa of its surface uader iiiali ,,;tcu;w, of tor.
Tlie irradiatioi source was an equilibriux mi:.ture V i-pplied by

USSII
Y",v et al, Vestni!~ :Ioa~ovs'.'Oso Universitcta, Scrija 11.
Ciimiya, no. 6, vol. 11, 70, nD 73 7- 73
n- c of
sinterin., in t' a form of str_,tiu.. o;~ido, to th,! i. aet surrc 110
covcr or Ene ;:nudison chamI)c!r. jite ridiaLioa dosa-e ~--Is 32 ra-illsec.
Tae mcasurcmnt3 urarc by a cik~vice c:(!sIf_,nc6 for diatcr;l-iniag va,7or
pressure by affu!;ion. T,-e effu:;iva flo- casur-d. L a i p -illy
)y
equipped mass caliibrzit~.!d fo,r silvc!r 13.14
to 1137'C. WcIIU:I 1-:3.9 bv a 'actcroionic tiL-niu.-,i basic
-11 ,-ere
cc-1-1ponatits of d, ~ a Is tall ~v;oun L af 0. Tne
effusion 6iamb42r orwler i-,,a:; made froo allun"'un Wan iacrt to ~.'"Ivc:r.
The experimct.iLa-I data zad Uic deriv6d eq;tatio~l_- :,;-,Ow Itlitit L;t',- C~1)10V-26
stren-tii of .5-irradiation of silv_-, ua_-~ar coaditiom-, of ond
surface purity 'Liad Iiiardly any effect. mi th-I ~rucr_-~s -.1ad of
vaporization.

1/2 023 UNCLASSIFIEDI~ PPOCESSING DATE--230CT70
JITLE--CHRMATOGRAPHIC BEHAVIOR Of PERTECHNATE 10WON RESINS OF VARYING
BASICITY -U-
V.I., OBLOVAi A.A.9 KUZINAt A.F.s GALITSKAYA, N.B.
-OF INFO--IJSSR
-COUNTRY
ISOURCE-DOI(L. AKAD. NAUi~ SSSR 19701 190(5), 1151-4 4PHYS CHEM
PIU13L ISHED ------- 70
BJECT,AREAS--CHEMISTRY
!jU
.,TOP[' TA(;S--CHt'ZC,'AATO'4'IZ'-'PiiYo TECHNETIUM COMPOU11.110, 10i"i E XC h AN,-, E R E S I N ,
CHEMICAL LABELLINGt ISOTOPEt PYRIDJNEt,POLYMER# SL'LUTION ALKALINITYt
UISTRIBUTION CiJEFFICIENT/(UIAV17 ION EXCHANGE RESV-4p MAV22 ION
EXCHANGE RESIN, MAN40 ION EXCHAICGE RESINt (UIAN2$ ION EXCHANGE RESINt
MA-423 10IN EXCHANGE RESINt (U)AM41 IONEXCHANGE R~-SIN
TROL.MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~~DCCUMENT.CLASS-UNCLASSIFEED
PROXY RZIL/FRAME--1995/1587 STEP
ACCESSION NO--AT0116995
UNCLASSIFIED

0 23 UNCLASSIFIED tROCESSING 0ATE-230CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NQ--AT0116995
ABSTRACTI .EXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DISTRlliJTlC4 --OEFFS. (;'-'APPA)
WERE DETO. OF TCO SUB4 PRIME N "-H ?i
IEGATIVE BETWEEN 13% EX(",'~NGE RESI%IS
WATER AT 1-8 OR 1-13 PH RANGES FOP, WEAKt-Y 3ASIC OR. SI.Vi'N~CiLY BASI&C
RESINS, RESP. KAPPA 'WAS DETD. BY LAaELLING THE .5~'UNS. wITH Pi~l;~'E93 Tc
ME A IF T9c:
PRIMEM 0 SU34 PRIME NEGATIVE AUM By , "SURING THE PAD[OACTiVITY Cj
RESINS AND THE ELUA~jTt RCSP. IRESIN, -OPT1.141,114 P111 4liAA. KAPPA TIMES 10
PRIMI:3 Glv,-C-N')-- AV-17 (MO-01FIED STYRENE DIV INYLBENZENk' COPO L Yli
25; AV-22 (AS ABOVE), 8.0# 10; AN-40 414,V[PIYI.PYP,11)lrlE-,DIVI~~YLfiEIIZEi~E
COPOLYMER), 4.2p 3.5; AN-25,11 (2tMETHYLs5,Vl~*4YLPYRII)I~.'E,DIVI,*4YLBENZENE
COPOLYMER)t 4.2, 2.1; AN-2'~,,~~':~12,VINYLPYRIDINE,Vl~.'Ytt3c,t,'Jw-Ej,'#E COPOLYMER),
4.0y 0.9; ANI-41 151 ETHYL Y2 9 VJNYLPYR [DINE p VI NYLBENIENE COPOLYMER)t 3.1,
0*7. THE INCREASED SEPN. BETWEEN THE PYRIUINE N AND THE POLYMER CHMN
GAVE LOWER KAPPA VALUES.
UNCLASSIFIED

--23CC770
112 Oil UNrLASSIFIEL) PROCESSING DATE
TITLE--COMPOSITION ANO STABILITY OF A MIXED C014PLEX FORMED BY NEODYMIUM
WITH EHTYLENEDfAMfNETETRAACETIC AND TARTARIC ACIDS -U-
N.A.r MARTYNENKO,, L-I-t AGEYEVA, L.Y., SPITSYN,
-UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
0
,-.SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER.: K14IM6 19701 (2)1 477-9
_~,bATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHE.41STRY
..TOPIC TAGS--COMPLEX COMPOUNG, NEODYMIUM COMPOU1,4Ds ETHYLENEDIA14INE? ACETIC
-ACII)t
TARTARIC ACIDt SPECTROMETRIC ANALYSI.S
HARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY.REEL/FRAME-1997/0647 SrEP NU--Ot't/00~)2/7(',Ii'000100?1047'1/0479
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119559
UNCLASSIFIED-____

-7-7
2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION Y-40--AP0119559
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ARSTRACTo SPECTROMETRIC STUDY OF T14ES-C
S-YSTEMS OF NDCL SUB3 IN VARI US PROPORITONS SHLI~ ED THAT A MON TA T ATE
OF ND WITH FORMULA NOZ PRIME POSITIVE IS FJRMED9 THE PK OF STABILITY
CONST. BEING 4.66. IN A SYSTEM CONTG. TARTARIC ACIO (11 SUB2 Z) AND THE
DI-NA SALT OF EOTA (H SU84 Alt A MIXED COMPLEX IS f-0fkMED WITH COMPIN. OF
NDAZ PRIME3 NEGATIVE AND STABILITY CONST. 1.03 TIMES 10 PRIME2.
FACILITY: MOSK. GOS. UNIV. IM. LOMONOSOVAI MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT70
TITLE--SPECTROGRAPHIC STUDY OF -NEODY41UM CITRATES JN AN AQUEOUS SOLOTION
_U_
-AUTHOR-(03)-ARTYUKHINA# G.A., MARTYNENKO',
COUNTRY OF. INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR# SER..KHIM. 1970, Md~ 522-5
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--CHE,41STRY
TAGS--NEOOYMIUM COMPOUNDt CITRIC ACID9 SPECTROSCOPY
~::_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROkY 9E6L"FRAME--1997/1510
STEP NO--()R/0062/701000/OU3/0522/0525
CIRC ACCESSION INO--AP0120291
UNCLA SS F1 ED__

--Mumma
1-11-r
2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC 4CCESSION N-0--AP0120291
ASSTPACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SPECTROGRAPHIC AND POTENTIOMETRIC
DATA. WERE USED TO REVEAL 2FORMS OF CITRATES OF COMPM. ND(CIT)t NO(CIT)
.SUB2 PRIME-3 NEGATIVE AND ND SUB3 (CIT) SU63 IGH) SU,94 PRIME4 NEGATIVE IN
TITRN. OF NOCL SU83 WITH CITRIC ACID.(H SUB3 CIT). THE MONOCITRATE HAS
A ST4-BILITY CONST. THAT RANGES FROM 1.13 TIMES 10 PRIME8 TO 0.67 TIMES
10 PAIME8 itHEN THE CONCN. OF NOCL SUB3 IS VARIED FROM 0.03M TO 0.005M.
FACILITY: MOSK. GOS.,UNIV. IM. LOMONGSOVA, MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

ULU UNL LA~j I V I I.-IJ VXULL!54INU UAlt--Z0NUVlU
TLTLE--EFFECT CF CITRIC AC 10 ON THE EXCHANGE BY RAKE EARTH IONS BETWEEN A
w~. ~'CATION EXCHANGER AND A SOLUTICN OF ETHYLENEDIAMINETURAACETIC ACID, EDTA
AUTHQk-t03)-14AKTYNENK0j L.I.w SPITSYNPIV.I-~*, ARTYUKHINk, G.A.
-COUNTRY UF JNFLl--L55R
NE08Gs KHIM. 1970p 15(4)v 931-4
."'DATE, PUEL lSHc-[;---70
suaiECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-CITRIC AGID, RARE EARTH METAL, CATION EXCHANGE RESINs
NEGDYMIUM, PRASEOGYMIUilt H0L14IUMl(U)KU2 CATION EXCHANGE RESIN
MARKING-NO RESTRICTICNS,
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/f-KAME--3Crj4/20I6 STEP NO--UR/O(J7ki/70,)/015/OO4tO93lfO934
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0132279
UNCLASSIFIED
wom-001mg
L__~

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NU--AP0132279
AeSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3srRACT. DISTRIBUrIGN COEFFS. (ALPHA) FOR
NO-PR AND ER-HO MIXTS. WERE DETV. IN A SYSTEM OF CATION EXCHANGE RESIN
KU-2 it.ITH EDTA, CITRIC ACID (H SU83CIT), OR THEIR MIXTS. IN THE
PRESENCE OF H SU83 CIT, THE VALUE OF ALPHAlkEACHI-S ITS HIGHEST (EQUIL.)
VALUE VEkY QUICKLY. IN EDTA SOLN.#~THE EQUIL. ld4S REACHED MORE SLOWLY.
FAVORABLE V.IfFUSIONAL PROPERTIES OF CITRATES ARF,- RESPONSIBLE FOR FASTER
ACHIEVEMENT CF EQUIL, IN H SU53 CIT THAN IN.EOTA SOLNS. IT IS ASSUMED
THAT, IN EDTA-H SU63 CIT ANU IN H SU03~CIT SOLNS., THE RATE DETG. STEP
C r- 0 m.
IS THE SAME AND IT INVOLVES PENETRATJON-.OF NEUTRAL COMPLEXES (WHlfH R
AT PH3-3-2) INTO THE RESIN. FACILITY: MOSK. GOS. UNIV, [M.
LOMCNOSOVAi MOSCOkv USSR-
UNCLASSIFIE0

112 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
,TITLE--POSSIBLE USE- OF GLYCINATE C014PLEXES FOR'SEPARATING A NEODYMIUM
PRASEODYMIUM MIXTURE ON A CATION EXCHANGER -U-
~AUTHOR-(03)-ELKHILYALI, A.E., MARTYNENKOV L.I., SPITSYNt V.I.
NOW
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. KHIM. 1970t (3)v 517-Zl
PuaLISHEO------70
,SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
"_T 0 PIC TAGS--NEODYMIUMt PRASEODYMIUMt RARE EARTH COMPO IJND,,GLYCINE, [ON
~
'.~-EXCHANGEI CATION EXCHANGE RESIN
iCOINTROL MARKING--N'u RESTRICTIONS
,~OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:PROXY PEEL/FRANIE--200010288 STEP NO--UR/006Z/70/000/0,03/0517/0521
,CIRC ACCESSION Nil--AP0124047
UNC 1. 4 SS r F IE 0
Will

2.12 012 UNCLASST FIED PROCESSING OATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124047 -ARTHS FROM CATION
IIABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ELUTION OF RARE F
EXCHANGE RESIN' WAS STUDIED; THE USE GF~ AQ. GLYCINE FOR ELOTION IS
VNSATISFACTORY AS THIS AMINO ACID FORMS COMPLF:(ES 'AITH THE RARE- EARTHS
AND THE RESIN WHICH ARF NOT DESORBED. : SF-PN. OF RARE EARTHS ALSO CANNOT
BE DONE WITH GLYCINE ELUTION IN THE TECHNIQUES OF FRONTAL ANAL. THE
EXCHANGE BETWEEN COl'4PLEXES IN THIS CASE DOES NOT 0(~C("R 101 SOLN. OR ON
THE RESIN OWING TO UNFAVORABLE KIINETIC FACTOR AND THE S.EPN. OF RARE,
EARTHS APPROACHES ZER0 REGARDLESS.OF VALUES OF slrAolLITY-CUt4STS.'oF THE
COMPLEXES OF NEIGHBORING RARE EARTHS INVOLVED. FACILITY: MOSK.
-':'~-'GOS. UNIV. IM. LOMONOSOVAi MOSCOWi USSR.
1UNCLASS IF IEO

:NG DATE--18SEP70
0bg UNCLASSIF1W pROrfSSI
OF TRACE AMOUNTS GF CEIUM BYREPEATED ISOTOPIC
~DILUTI-O* W ITH. CESIUM 137 WI THOUT A I CARR I ER, -U-
UTHOR-(03)-POMERANTSEVA# A.V.v LIMAKCIVt I.YE** SPITSYNt V.I.
-,A
_.t.OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
1'.SGURCE-.IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER KHIM. 1970t (1) 3-7,
ATE- PUBLISHED - ----- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY, NUCLEAR SCIENCEAND TECHNOLOGY
J~OP I CTAGS-ISOTOPE, CESIUM MICROCHEMICAL ANALYSISI suvE~ir EXTRACTIoN,
UALATATIVE ANALYSIS
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
09CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~,-,_.PROXY REEL/FRAME--19-38/0586 STEP NO--UR/0062/701000/001/0003/0007
-.CIRC ACCESSION f4O--AP0105569
LINCLASS-1HED,

PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
c-14 009 UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0105569
ABSTP.ACTIEXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ABSTRACT& THE ISOTOPE DILM. TECHNIQUE WAS
USED SATISFACTORILY FOR DETN. OF PRIME137 CS IN MICROQUANTIfIES WITHOUT
THE USE OF A CARRIER. THE ISCLATION OF CS WAS D.QNF- BY EXTN. IN THE
SYSTEM OF 'JIG DfPICRYLAMINATE AND PHNO SU32 IN 0.02N NAUH SOLN. THE
EXTN* WAS SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLETE FOR 100-1000 MUG CS IN THE SAMPLE. THE
-.EXT..IN PH%10 SUB2 REQUIRED SOME 20 MIN FOR THE ACTUAL.EXTN. FOR CONCN.
OF 1-10 MUG CS-ML NO MORE THAN 3--5 INDEPENDENT DtLNS* ARE NEEDEO FOR
OBTAINING DEPENDABLE DATAo .* THE 14ETHOD INSURES DETN, OF PRIME13.7 CS WITH
MEAN ERROR OF~- SMALLER THAN OR EQU#L TO 2.5PERCENT,
UNCLASSIFIED

_T
USSR uDc: &L
a.o3q.553-3
LAPTW, N. YA., Stu plllwy - I., and BALEZIN, S. A., Instititte ot Physical
Chemistry, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Dissolution of Neutron-Irradiated Iron and Steel"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 6, No 1, Jan-Feb TO, pp 23-26
Abstract: A comparative study of the dissolution of radioactive and nonradio-
active specimens of Armco-iron and 45-steel in acid solutions was carried
out. Crystal lattice defects caused -by neutron irradiatiun accelerate metal
--dissolution in acid, and the dissol:ation rate for radioactive specimens is
slightly greater. The occurrence of a positive charge in the presence of oxide
films or insoluble corrosion -Droducts is one of the factorn.responsible for
inhibiting the corrosion of t'he #-radioactive metal, Satin-ate(I oalamel was
u
sod an the comparison electrode.
46

UNCLASSIFT .EID DATE--230CT70
TITLE-REACTION OF DI HYDRUIXY0 ICY ANODI AMM I NEPL AT 1111W 1i WITH NITRIC, SULFURIC?
AND~PERCHLORIC ACIDS AT 25 AND 500EGREE-S.-U-
AUTHOR-(02)-ATAMANOV, D.v SPITSYNs.V.Fw,.
:,.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD, NAUK SSSRv SER, K41M'd 19709 (710 4576;-9
.'D AT EPUBLIS14ED ------- 70
AREA S--CH EM I'ST RY
TOPIC TAGS--PLATINUM COMPLEX, POTENTIOMETRIC TITRATION, NvrRILEj AM At
HYDROXYL RADICAL
z;CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.."'PROXY REEL/ FRA4E-- 199 9/1977 STEP *,10--UR-/0062/7U/000/002/Ofi5b/0459
;,CIRC ACCESSION '40--AP0123758
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED PROCIESSING3 DATE--230CT70
CIR~ ACCESSION NO---AP0123758'
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. POTENTIORETRIC TITRN. DATA WERE
REPORTED IN TABULAk FORM FOR THE TREATMENT OF PTiNlf SUP03) SUdZ (OH) SU62
(CN) SU52 WITH I-INLI SUB3, HCLO SUB4v AND H SU82 *50 SUB4 AT 25 AND
50DEGREES AT VARIOUS CONCNS. THE APPARENT DISSOCN. CONSTS. OF THE
COMPLEXES 4RE TABULATED FOR THESE TEMPS. AT 250EGREES THE SUCCESSIVE
DISSOCN. ACID CONSTS. wERE PK SUBI 2.95 AND PK S:UB2 2.50, WHILE AT
5013EGREES THESE WERE 2.77 AND 2.44, RESP., FOR THE fPT(N[- SLJ83) SUB2
(Ctil) SUB2 PRIME POSITIVE IH SUB2 0))-PRIME2 POSITIVE AND (PT(NH SUB3)
SUB2 (CN) SU82 (HG)tH SUB2.-O)) PRIME POSITIVE FORMED BY SUCH ACID Tim.
ANAL'. OF THE SCATTER OF THE RESULTS SHOWED,THAT THE PK VALUES ARE NOT
AFFECTED BY THE CONCN, OF THE COMPLEX OR THE NATURE OF THE ACID USED,
THUS NO NITQATO, PERCHLORATO, Ok SULFATO COMPLEXES OR FOLYNUCLEAR COMPOS
ARE FORMED. THE SCATTER OF THE PLOTTED TITRN. VALUES IS SHOWN.
FACILITY-. 1405K. GOS. UNIV. IM. LOMONOSOVA# MOSCO~tt USSR.

USSR UDC 621-791.042-3.01
CHERNYSHEV, G. G.,and V. Candidates of Techn. Sciences)
"Certain Technological Characteristics of Powder Wire in Open-Arc Welding"
Moscow, Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, No 5, May 72, pp'21-23
Abstract: The study deals with changes in productivity of open-arc hard
facing and weld joint dimensions as a function of operating parameters
involving the use of PP-IDSK, PP-2DSK, PP-AH-7, and EPS715/2 powder wire,
1.8, 2.3, 2.9,and 2.3 mm in dianieter, respectively. Reverse-polarity
direct current was used for both welding and hard facing. The pro-
ductivity.of hard facing is Shown to increase with current for all filler
wire grades and is also a function,of both the diameter~and cross-sectional
area of the wire. Single-pass welding under optimum cotiditions produces
satisfactory weld shapes. Except for the PP-AN7 wire, all grades
featured small depths and areai of fusion.' In multilayer butt welding
the best results were obtained by PP-2~SK wire, while thv, other grades
showed occasional defects in the foni of pores,and blag inelunions.
y aree U-corner joints and velds ~roduaed with
Also included In the stud.
electrodes at a 450 angle. (4 illustrationsj 1 tablei 3 biblicgraphic
references)

:7777~
USSA UDC:, 911.3.61 6.83i -002 .576.63~5.L~2(1.70,51
SPITSUIA, L. N.
"The limm --,-I Structure of the Pop
nologi, Wation in Foci cf Tick-Borne
in 1~,!~t sicn,
V sb. Materialy XV Vses. s I ezda p
,jr
jr
,70:,., -.
~jrl
,j~o
tezizL~v doU. Ch. 2 (?'roceedilif, of -the 15t~ All Uh-; n Cbnfererxe of Epil:;~,
'S -0
and Specialists in Infectioua D.I_-easv:.,, !he--i.- HeporttS
Part 2) Moscow, 1970, pp 216-21~ (from- Rnh_-16. mediitsin~-_~mii-a EeOrrafil-'I No 1.
Jan 711 Abstract No 1 .36-87 by V . 14aslovskaya)
TransIzation: Over the course of four seasons (1965-1968),
reseaxch aas conducted on q0-5Cr,'." of the population J-1i foci of UJ-.--borne ez'Icepha-
litis in 12 rayons of the Udnwt ASSR. These rayons -.,rere, chnm!te-_,-ized by un-
even. luvel~ of di~:ease incidence a7id varying degrees of vaccix_-~ilicn c~-)veragc of
forest areas frequented by local inIiabitants, Blood sera cf 6,139 local
tants, were studied in the reaction of hemagglutination iAm-ibitlion. Tile se.ro-
tudy in -P -v in J*
epidei-Liologic-al st, M. Udmi)-r' ealed . -dicas of w, Lmr_-,molop-
t rayons re ical
layer in the T* uIl at -_n th_t, L, varied --,'ro?n 10.1 -1 2.0, to 35." 4- .2e.
14 !~ C on 1) a r
P
of this data mi
'th olf icipl rec-ords of th-- incidence of tick-borne en._.~ haai4 ia
v
1/2

USSR
SPITSMA, L. N., V -b. Materi~L es. slezda 1 Ovi
xv VS M-idenic ogo -v i
infektsionov, tezislw dak-1. Ch. 2 (Proceedings of the 15til All Unioi C nference
of Epideruologists, lHii-crobiologri3ts, and SpLICialists :U'l Infectious Disease,
Thesis Reports Part 2) Moscow, 1970, pp 216-217 (Cronc, RZh-36. Meditsinskaya geo-
No 1 , Jan
71, Abstract No 1.36-87 by V. Xaslovskaya)
eb-tablished that for e7ery one clinical case there are from 360 to 4,3L.5 latent
forms that are revealed only -d-irough serological testing of the population. The
inhibitory effect on the disease process was. only obse~~!Ved ithen the imnuno-'o-
gical layer reached 35Z.
2/2
52

G-,jOZDOVEi, R. S. LUNtYANOV, A. YE. SPIVAIij G. V. RAU, E. I
BYYQV, M. V.
"Elec'-ron I-licroscopy of Periodic Piezoelectrio Fields"
Moscow, Izvestiva Akademii Nauk, Seriya Fizicheslcirya, Vol _~h,
No 7, 197C, PP 146
Abstract: This article discusses problems in the f orina "Aon of
ima-e f ield contrast varying periodically witn tLmo, con=utes
the amplitudes,of the pie-zoolectric fields prod,-,cit,%g the contfast
on the screen of a mirror or raster electron ml4oroscope, and
describes an OxDerimental method for visualiziriF and ricasuring
the--e piezoeleciric fields. The piezoolectricity in question
takos place on the surfaces of crystals under the action of ultra-
sonica, a phenomenon often investigated by eleat-ronmicroscopes
stroboscopically operated. The results of e;~periments perfomed
on crystals of quartz, lithium niobate, -- WIWI, and cadmium
sulfide (CdS) are given and the ultrasonic dala"T. lines from the
"T
quartz and LM03 orystals investigated, Gratitude 4.1s expressed
to V. Ye. Lyamov for his useful commentE on some of the r;sults
of the work.

LISSR UDC 539-37.3-f6
I. and IMIMENKO, V- V-'
'ANDRIYEVSYT-Y, R. A.,-SPI
"Manifestation of SuperplasticitY in RefraOtOry COm-mullcls"
-1281
.0scow, DoIdakv AYmdemii Nauk SSW, Vol 203, No 6, 19?2, pp 1279
-1-don of SuDer-
Ab-,tractz The authoxs studlied the possibility of tho naiilfesta
plasticity in ti;o-phase composites based on refractory comi)ounds. The syr~
tems VC-ZrC, VC-HfC and TIC-ZrC were selected for this P-,IXPO-G. SpecImens
nr -.0, 25000 G% poroznity
were pxelvixed. by hot forming Oth subsequent anneali
of the VC-ZrC, VC-IffC, TiC-ZrC compoiiite,.; var, roccipeativeItly
the tastirL~g procedurt*, consinted in studying bend crcep. Ilic re-
61.0 supor-
"Cults indicate that many of the regularities foinid in stia3ying
PLAS-ticity of metallic alloys (nonlinear relation hatwee~, creel) rate aj,.d
0- P the marifestation of sul)explasticity in tvo-phaze alloys whose phase
VOlunes are equid-imen s tonal, and the size of incluslonr, anounting, to sevei-al
Aicrtms-) are alzo observed in thecase of carbide composi-trus,
'The authors thank K. L. URVASHETA for her. help in the wo-rk,
50

USSR- UDC 541.67:547.26'118
MASTRYUKOVA, T. A.~ CRICOR'YEVA, A. A.,, UPZHLNTSEVA, Ye. K.,
and-'KABACMIIK, M. 1.9 ~tltute of Organoelemental Compounds, Academy of
SUences USSR, K7nar'kov State University
"16nization Constants of,Dithiophosphoric Acids in Absolute Ethanol"
Lbningrad,. Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9, pp 1938-1941
Ab'stract. Measurements were made of the ionization constants of organic
dithiophosphoric acids in absolute ethanol. There exists a linear relation-
ship--between the ionization constant values of acids and Ea~ of the
substituents at the phosphorus atom. It is shoum that the conditions
f6r,--the-solvation of molecules and anions of dithiophosphoric acids in
100%'ethanol markedly differ from those in 7 and 80% aqueous ethanol. In
switching from 7 to 80% ethanol, ApKa remains constant for all acids under
study. In 80 to 100% ethanol, APKa changes and increases from dialkyl-
dithiophosphoric to dithiophosphonic zind dittiophosphinic acids. In the
fdrmer.case, LoKa depends largely on changes in the solvation energy of
molecules while in the latter case, it depends on that of ions. The
difference in the change of the solvati6a energy of ions and molecules
resiiltsfrom the differentiating action of the solvent on' the strengch of

USSR
MASTRYUKOVA, T. A., et al., Zhurnal Obolicliey Yhimli, Sq 71, Vol 41, No 9,
pp 1938-1941
the acids. Kn the present case alcohols appear to have the highest
differentiating action on the strength of dithiophosphoric acid. The
difference between the strength of dithiophosphoric acids in alcohol and
that in aquecus alcohol is close to,2.5 orders of magnitude.
53

~7
USSR UDC 577.4
"Theory of kfultiple Experiments with Automata"
V, sb. Tekhn.. diagnostika (Tephnical Diagnostics collection of works) Nos-
cow, Nauka Press, X972, pp 196-200 (from 1.17,ft-Mbernetila. No 79 All 72,
A4stract No 7V363)
No abstract

USSR
IYAK M. A.
-M
"Introduction to the Abstract Theory of Automata"
Vvedeniye v Abstraktnuyu. Teoriyu Avtomatov [English Versioii Above], Saratov
University- Pressi 1970, 109 pages (Translated from Referativiiyy Zhurnal,
_C-bernetika, No 2, 1972, Abstr ct No 2 V412 K).
a
X
NO ABSTRAC
-1 ~Mql I. ~11_1 I~ivill M.Mr,
aw lph

USSR uDc 621.317.8
'RUSH E. G. E
SPIVAK if. D. STA1 MEMOS V. P.
~"Orl,~the ~Cold Resistance of Microvire.Resistons Mad~--- From Nickel-Based
Alloy
V sb. M..kroDrovo sooprotivl. (Mitrowire '' d Resistanc
d i priboKy. an e Devices
--collection of works), V-n- 7, Kishinev, 1971, pp..147-152 (frorl RZh-
-RadiotekJinika, No 8, Aug 71, Abst .ract No 8V354)
Translation: In order to deter-mine the effectwhich repeated cold
Cycles have on res-Istars made from 14911 andLM95 nickel-lbase alloys de-
veloped by Ye. Yu. badinter w~rl A. L. Gradolln, thej), vero rooled to F1
tempera';ure of' -6()'(,' and held (it tWo topiperuture 1i,,r 14 liour,,;. lt wac
found from the results of the tests that resistors based on
are 10-:20 tines as resistant to cold as similar rezistor!: made from
manganin microvire, which is extensively used for jra~injr irlicro~riire
resisto:rs. At the same time, the stability of "W, resistors with
respect to climatic and mechanical effects is an a level with that of
type 14VOG resistors made from manganin-based microvire. Bibliography
of three titles. Ye. M.
189

USSR uDc 621.3.o4g.73
0. S.
SPIM.
"A Method of Wiring Radio Circuits"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennrje obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
No 7, Mar 71, Author's Certificate No 295218, Division H, filed 30 Oct 067,
published 4 Feb 71, PP 172-173
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of wiring radio
circuits. The procedure is baned on separate manufact=e of a contact plate
carrying the wiring leads and a plate carrying the cire-uit components, and
then inter'connecting these plates. As a distinguishing feature of the
patent, the reliability.of the joints is improved and the wiring process
is simiclified by passing the ,tiring leads through holes in the contact
plate, putting them under tension during thewiring process (e. g. by =-ans
of a frame around the contact plate), and then after this place has been
mechanically connected to the plate carrying the'eircults components, cut-
ting off the wiring leads around the inside of the frame, electrically con-
necting these wires to the circuit component leadz~,, and fina1v trimming
the wires around the interconnected plates.
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USSR
SPIVAK, 0. S., Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye
znaki, Na 7, Mar 71, Author's Certificate No 295218i Division H, filed 30 Oct
67, published 4 Feb 71, pp 172-173
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PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
1/2 032 UINCLASSIFIED %_
~:TITLE-USE OF CHEBYS~EVIS EQUALIZATIOWMETHOD T 0CQNSTR,UCT A KINETIC MODEL
OF A.COMPLEX CHEMICAL REACTION _u_
-AUTHOR-(03)-~~RIVAK* S.I., TIMOSHENKO, V.1011 SLINKO, M.G.
:j-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--DOKL. AKAO. MAUK SSSa 1970, 192(3)t 580-2
DATE. PUBL ISHED ------- 70
AREAcj--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--PHOSPHATEr CHeMICAL REACTION, CATALYSTi CHEMICAL KVNIETICSr
OXYGENt HYDROGEN, CARBON MONOXIDEt CARBON OLOXIDI!.io BUTADIENE,
CHROMIUM COMPOUND, POTASSIUM COMPOUNI, NICKEL COMPOUND
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICT.IONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/.1232 STEP NO--UP/0,020/7(1/192/003/0580/0582

2/2 032 UNCL ASS IF [ED P~ROCESSING DATE--04DEC-10
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0138244
.ABSTRACT/EXTRA(',T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHEBYSHEV
EQUALIZATION METHOD FOR CONSTRUCTING A KINETIC 1400EL OF A COMPLEX CHEM.
REACTION ARE OUTLINES MATH. TO CHECK THE APPLICABILITY OF THE
CHEBYSHEV MEI 'rHOD, EXPTL. RESULTS ON THE KINETICS,OF THE OXIDATIVE
DEHYDRATION OF N,BUTYLENE WERE ANALYZED. THE PROCESS WAS CARRIED OUT ON
A CR-K-NI PHOSPHATE CATALYST, IN A CI:RCULATORY STREAN SYSTEM, THE
PRODUCTS UNDGRGOING FURTHER IRREVERSIBLE REACTIONS. 'IHE EXPTL. RATES OF
CONVERSION OF INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS WERE DETD. FGR NjbUTYLEjNEv
BUTADIENE, 0 SUB2i H SUB2, COP AND CO SUB2. EQUATIOnS FOR THE W'HOLE
SYSTEM IN CHEBYSHEVIS TERMS WERE WRITTENY,~ SOME PHYS. RESTRICTIQNS WERE
ADOPTED, AND THE COMPUTATIONS WERE PER FORMED, Ft*,)R COMPARISON, EXPTL.
RESULTS WERE ALSO TREATED BY THE KEY:COMPONENTSS IIIETHoo fUSING ra VARIANTS
OF 4 KEY CHEMICALS) AND BY THE METHOD OF. LEASY S14)(JARES. THE RESULTS ARE
TABUL ATED. THE TABLE SH()W$ rfiA*r, ACCORDiNG To j~O'J'H T:'if' KEY comPOr;ENT
METHOD AND THE LEAST SQUARE METHODt THE RATES oi~~CONVERSIDN ALONG
CERTAIN PATHS ARE NEG.t WHICH,15 AN ABSURD CONCLU$1 I-OR THESE
IRREVERSIBLE PATHS. FURTHERMUREt THE TABLE 5111314S THAT THE KEY
COMPONENTS METHOD GIVES WIDELY DIFFERING RESULTS.~DEPENDING ON THE CHOICE
OF KEY COMPONENTS. HOWEVER, THE RESULTS OBTAINEI) BY:USING THE
!REASONABLE IN
CHESYSHEVIS EQUALIZATION METHOD ARE POS. VALUESPJ
MAGNITUDEP AND CORRESPONDING.Pi4YS. TOTHE PROCESS.INVESTIGATED,

112 020 UNCLASSIFI'ED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--QUANTITATIVE ULTRAMICROANALYSIS OF AMINO ACIDS IN THE FORM OF THEIR
DNS., DANSYLv DERIVATIVES& 1. APPARATUS FOR ULTRAMICROANALYSIS OF ONS
A,UTHOR-(04)-SFIIVAK, V.A., ORLOV, V.M., StiCHEROUKHIN, V.V.t VARSHAVSKIY,
YA.M.
COUNTRY OF INF:O--USSR
YIN,
SOURCE ANAL. BIOCHEM. 1970, 35(1)v 227-34
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS---BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, CHEMISTRY
;.!.:T0PlC,TAGS--A?41NO ACID ANALYSIS, 141CROCHEMICAL ANALYSIS, LUMINESCENCEt UV
SPECTRUM, CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION:
.:1- CONTROL IMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY.REEL/FRAME--199T/0058 STEP NO--UK/0000170/035/001/0227/0234
_c IR C-ACC ESS-1-(1,4 NO--A P0119054

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119054
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-tUl GP-0- ABSTRACT* AN APP- IS OESCRIBEO THAT PERMITS
DETN, OF THE RELATIVE AMTS. FO DNS AMINO ACIDS DIRECTLY IN THE THIN
LAYER OF ADSORBANT AFTER CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPN. THE METHOD OF
M5ASUREMENT IS BASED UPG111 THE ABILITY OF THE DNS AMINO ACIDS TO
LUMINESCENCE IN THL VIS113LE REGION OF rffE spr-urkoM AFTER EXCIrAT[014 BY
UV LIGHT. THE AMTS. OF 014S AMINO ACIDS ON CIJR~OMATOGRAMS MAY BE AS LOW
MOLE. TO ILLUSTRAI'E THE
AS 10 PRIME NEGATIVEIL TO 10 PRIME NEGATIVE10
POSSIBILITIES (IF THE PRACT[CAL APPLICAfION OF 64E APP., THE KINETICS OF
SPLITTING OFF OT THE C TERMINAL AMINO ACIDS OF RNASE BY
CARBOXYPEPTIDASE A WAS INVESTIOATED. THE DATA ARE IN AGREEMENT WITH. THE
AMINO ACID SEQUENCE IN RNASE. THUS' THE TECHNI,QUE OPENS THEPOSSIBILITY
OF DETG. THE TERMINAL AMINO ACID SEQUENCES IN PROTEINS AND PEPTIDES ON
AN ULTRAMICRO SCALE. FACILITY:: 4[NST* MOL. BIOL.t MOSCOW, USSR.
UAIT CA K-;:~

USSR uDc: 621-396.2:621.371.1
VARLMD'13 G. 1., DUBKOV, E. A., KOLOTYGIN, Yu. V., spim-, V. B.
"Call Signal Automation for a Personal Radio Call System"
Tr. nau^.h.-tekhn. konferentsiv Kaluzh. ob 1. s ove ti-twuch.-tellin. c-v (14orks
of Scientific and Technical Conferences. Kaluga Re~iunal Council of -Scien-
-tific &ad Technical Societies), Kaluga, 1970, pp 73-77 (from RM-Radiotekh-
-nika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6A196)
Translation: The paper describes the structure of a Mdule in an automatic
system for c-al-ling a certain subscriber by a combiriation. of two frequencies
out of eight, assuming a certain sequential order of frequencies. Call
reliability is improved by multiple repetition of the sigLall. The princi-
pal component o-f the module is the subscriber identifier which is used I'Or
settingup different combinations of;control-ling signaIs corresponding I
to
subscriber numbers. According to the signal*given by the subscriber iden-
tifier, a call signal- o6cillator unit generates the call signal. The
figures of marit are given for the circuits of various elements in the
module. Three illustrations. 11. S.~

'Do 621
USSR L .375-k
'Y-
YUDIN, Y-B. YE., TiJUG UKy V. V. _VX~.,~.V M.
"Internal-,- in Transistor Cascade Amp 1i f i er s
VOS4-11. -LrSl-. ra-diop-lo'-ron. 'Bulletin
Tyt-ec.rmic inazitute, Series on Radio Electr
014 Ec ev Po unics),
1969, No 6, PP 54-80' (from M-Radiote1~:hnjj-a,~ No L~, 19'~O, Abstract
NO LP99)
'o u
14.ho ~;.u*'-,,;,1or;u s 'V'*Lzdy the o f.-4 Z, the r- ge 'ion
ch8ract-arizemv intornal Voodbacxk in a semiconductor
ur-Jode on zhe stability of cascade type =.pliftars. A rogencra-
tion 'acto.- -s obtained for a cascade wri
L - u - plifier b4ised on a semi-
conductor triode aid of the-quaaripole riethod. It is
sho-,-.,n Qascar~e Lype amplifier oxhibits greater stability
th,--n an. a~-,Iifiar with a corzon. b.asa:cireuit., Original article:
entries.

JPRS 55556
28 March 1972
UDC 620.172:251.224
STUDYING THE TRUE STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS Of SEVERAL REAT-
RESISTANT ALLOYS AT HICH TEMPERATURES
L -L. k
[Article by 1.,Ivilul~nlol A.S. Spivakox, InstiLt,ce of Problem of Stven4th,
Ukraintaw SSR at --rr-micmv rrochrZZ-ft, Russian, xu 5i
C '1;7;:
12 H.~. r
May 1971. submitted 77-301
The Study of the mechanioal properties of new =ter-.a.ls includes their
Strength characteristics (ob. ao - 6,,p ett.), based on a mathitte Stress-
strain diagram. However, these* Zharacteristics are arbitrary and do no-,
reflect the true relationship,betwecrt -stresses and deformations.. rjiaracteris~
tic for the material being tested under its usage conditions of temperature J-1
speed.
In this'connection many researchers have sought =ans for the construct i
of true deformation diagrams of specimens during testing 11-4].
Considering zhe great importance of- this problems we studied the tMe
Strength characteristics of type E1826 heat-resistant allay, heat-trcated af~
follows; hardening at 1210tlo'C, holding for 2 hours,, hardening at il:
holding for 4 hours; ag-Ing at 800tlO*C, holding for 16 hours. The spccimcii,~
were coolod surrounded with air after each stage. Specimens of alloy
were heat-troatcd as follows,. heating .to 1102tt%, holding for.40 minutc-7.
t_ ing in at Is; heating to 350%. holding for I hour. cooling in air. I
The tests were performed using 'short cylindrical specimens. diameter ,,-I
AA gauge portion 6 am. wilh ?414 threadrd heaJ% in clamps.
11io siethod of testing was as follows. During loading avid recordifir of
diagrams in coordinates P-Al. test specimen 6 (see diagram on Figure 1). 0,
Split resistance furnace 7. was,photo&raphed. The speciwn WAS heated to t:-
required temperature, measured using thermocouple 10 and portable potcritio-
meter 11, 1,ype,PP-63. During the defornation process, the specimen ., a, photo,,
graphed through a special slit in the.furnace by camers 1. a Zenit-5 -ifli
telephoto tons 2, a Yupiter-6. Special light source 4. providing a powerfk~
parallel light beam, was used to assure even illumination. of the specimer..
(I USSR
7.,
AA

P
7
0
r
RME
Z
Figure 1. Diagram of device for construction of true deformation
diagrams.
The diagraming apparams of the test mathint is equipped with pen 13,
_which, records a diagram in coordinates P-61 on drum,12. and pen 14, attached
to the core of a magnetic 4:oil, which is connected through power suppl,~ 5
to the electric circuit of the flash apparatus of the camera. 'Thus. at the
-nt when the speciran b tes ted was phozographed (when the camerss
omL ein&
m
shutter S was pressed) the magnetic coil of pon 14, fastened to the body of
the diagramming appartktus, was energized. The pen thus marks the ub:icissa
of the diagram, recording the deformition by means of pen 13 to record the
time when each picture was made.

USSR UDC 620.172.251.224
RUDENKO, V. N., SPIVAKOV, A. S.,,,,,Kiev
"Study of True Strength Characteristics of Certain ~Ieat Resistant Alloys at
High Temperatures"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 5, May, 1971, pp 77-80.
Abstract: A method is presented for constructing true diagrams of deformation
of heat resistant alloys at high temperatures, and results are presented of
investigation of the alloys E1826 and lKhl7N2Sh over a broad temperature range.
Dependenccs between transverse and longitudinal deformation are constructed at
the temperatures studied right up to rupture of the specirixins. The method con-
sists of simultaneous recording of a stress-strain di*111ram Iq a strip chart
recorder and photography of the test specimen thorough fa spodal aperture in the
heating furnace.
!1 1 kilki 1h W11 'I'Mil
"! Oiji
~M i.,;I I 1:] 11 cill I uwla~! IA 1AW I D H

USSR 621.78$1666.1152.001.4
STARODUB-011, K. F., SAVE11XV1, V. YA., PA V STOLPAKOV, M. A.,
GORBATOV, It. 1.s and RUSE-rSKAYA, V1. L
"Heat Treatment of Steel Plates"
'etallurg4cheskaya I Gornorudnaya Provyshlennost', no 4, (?0"
Dnepropetr!)vsk, M
Jul-Aug-71,, Pp 41-43
Abs tracti Workers of the Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy and the Zbdanov
Ketallurgi(al Institute have developed a method and fz~cility for a new type
of heat treatment of steel plates guaranteeing high rates and uniformity of
cooling. Results of investigations carried out under labomtoxy and industrial
conditions on steel plates of different thicknesses (3-26 nni) and brands
Ol 20sp, ) .9p, and 14G2SAF) am discussed, An experimenta.1-irdustrial lot
of 10-mm-thick plates of 14G2SAF steel was heat-treatod up to the yield point
of 6- 60-65 kg/=2. Welded joints of 1402SAF steell'showed a loss of
strength of 1-3/16 after welding. Four illustrations, two tables,
two:bibliov refs.

USSR UDC 615.217.24.015
VINOGRADOV, V. M. and SPIVAKOVA. R. P., Kirov Academy of Military Medicine,
Leningrad
"Mechanism of Action of Sympatholytics of the Guanethidine Series"
Moscow, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, No 3, 1973, pp 273-277
Abstract: Following intravenous injection of cats with he-medine (I-N-
(hexamethylenimino)-ethyl-2-guanidine (sulfate)], secretion of cate-
cholamines, epinephrine in particular, by the adrenalu increased the
first 60 minutes but sharply decreased within 72 to 96 minutes. The
residual content of catecholamines in the adrenals wau less than half
that of the control at this time. The effect of the sympatholytic is
attributed to exhaustion of tha catecholamine re-serve.due to depression
of their synthesis and adsorption by the nerve endings.

USSR -C S'Zl. a
UE
SPIVAKOVSKIY, A. 0., CONCHAREVICH, I. F., VUKOLOV, E. A.
X v i4itii a Motor oi:
"Investigation of the Dynamics of a Vibration Feed-Sifte
4: Limited Power Under Load"
V sb. Dinamika mashin (Machine Dynamics -- Collection o2f Works) , Moz3covi,
1969, pp 239-247 (from. RZh-Mekhanika, Uo 5, 14ay 70, Abstract No 5A215)
Translation: Flow charts for an analog computer were developed, to srudy t1he
dynanucs of vibration feed-sifters with an eng-ine of lind-ted power operating
L
under a load. An elastic-viscous model of the load to ~,e triinsported was
used to take into account the effect of a load on the c1pepation of the vibration
feid-sifter. The application of an analog computer to:!study vibration, leed-
sifters makes -it possible t1o. select with' maximum accuraxy the design parameters
of the load bearing elements, the elastic Sys-Lem, the V'brator and the drive
to ensure a given productivity for a minimum power cap-acity and a maxlmum level
oil dynamic loads. An analog device was bused to study the e"Hect of the para-
meters of the vibration mochine on the rate of -ribratlon tr,-..nm~portlng ;1P;(, rjr("-
ductive and unproductive expenditures of energy on transpoftation and by the
machine as a whole. The basic advantages of an analog device in studying such
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USSR
SPIVAKOVSKIY, S. 1.
"One Problem in Queueing Theory"
Ak-tualln, Vopr. Teklin. Kibernetiki [Pressing Problems of Enoincering
Cybernetics -- Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1972, pp 134-137
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract
No 4V532, by the author).
Translation: An automaton is studied, capable of servicing a stream of
requests of the total number N of re(lbosts in timic Atm. The problein is solved
using the apparatus of dynamic programming, produciol; 00. r0(jLIi.rcd functimal
equations. As an example, a study is Pjade of the p-oblem of optimal traffic
rain is written.
control at an intersection (N = 2). A computex prog
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USSR uDc 615,361.018.46.012.6
and M T. K.,~ Leningrad Scientific Research Inatitvte
SPIMARSKAYA L. M. ffSMVA
an Blood Transfusion
0~ ir=
"Preparation of Cadaver Bone Marrow from Resected Bones"
Moscow: Problemy Gematologii i Perelivanlya Krovi, Vol 1~j rTo 7, Jul- 70, Pv- 19-20
Abstmct; A new method for obtaining clinically sterile bone imrro-w is described.
The method is simpler than and superior to earlier aspirttion and compression
methods. In a study using 67 cadavers, it was found that the hematopoietic cells
remain unchanged for 30 hours when the resected bones are prWirly storied and
treated.

Organophosphorous Compounds
USSR UDG 632.95
B1,10YUK, N. K., KVASHA, Z. H., ;m_M., FAJ)r,,YEV, YU. N., U14MRBERGER,
V. K., and YOLOVA, M. N. , All-Union Scientific Studies Institute of Fhytopathology
YProcess for Preparing Mixed Dialkyl Eaters of the Fi~her Alkylphosphonous
Acids"
Author's Certificate No 340665, filed 22 Jun 70, publeihed 29 Jun 72, (from
ReferativMry Zhurnal -- Khlmiyao No B(II)v 1973t Abstract No 811470P by T, G.
Chekareva)
Translations Compounds having the general formula RP(OXOR')OR" (I)(R- alkyl,
R' and R" - C1 to C6) have acaricidal activity to the stable and sensitive
form of vegetation mites, They are prepared by the r4faction of RP(O)(OR')OH
(II) p with a 5-10-fold exceas of R!'OH. For example, 0112 in passed through a
solution of 0.03 moles of II (R-C9H191 R'*c6HI3 ) and 0,15 roles of absolute
BuOH In 20 al of C11ZCl? until the appearance of a yellow-green color. It is
then concentrated and product I (R-C9H19, RI+C6HI3, Ir'nau) Is obtained, having
OOD - 1.035, d2o -0-9211. a boiling temperature of 176 to 1780 at I Wmm,
4
a yield of about 100%. Other analogous compounds were prepnrad. R,R' =d W'
hA, _40 -ii'll
HH, RRP Ifl!TOI P i'41FIFRU51 199;fil'i A!

USSR
BLIZNYIIKl N, K., et al.o Au-thor's, Certificate No 3406651 filed 22 Jun ?0P
published 29 Jun 72
are given together with the boiling temperature in 0(!/=, 20 20
-6-8/17 1.44182 Q.92?7 7
P9 H197 C6H 13) Elt, jr-
H C Ii Ma 160-2/1 1.1430.1 0.9425;
9 19, 15 13
c H 1?2-4/1, 1-4430, 0*9270;
9 1-91 C6~13.1~ I
06H Bu.) Et7 124-6/1, 1.43207 0 -9512;
131
C6H131) Bu, 118-20/1, 1.4350, 01.9443;
C9Hjq c5H11' E-Ll-, 158-60/1, 1.4400, 0.944G.
2/2

USSR UDC S36.24:532.54
SHALVAROVA., S. V., SPODYRYAK,,,,- ---T.
I'Hydraulic.Resistance and Heat Exchange in a Pipe with Flat and Wavy Ray
Receivers"
Probl. Teploenerg. i Prikl. Teplofiz. Vyp. 8 [Problems of Heat Engineering
and Applied Heat Physics, No 8 -- Collection of llorl:sj, Alma-Ata, Nauka
Press, 1,972, pp 142-147, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika,
No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11 B727 by the author's).
Translation: Results are presented from a study of the liydraulic resistance
and heat exchange in a pipe with flat and wavy ray receivers, which can be
practically used in existing and newly constructed air heaters. In the pipe
with the flat ray receiver, the heat transfer for the range of values of
R = 8,003-65,000 which was studied is 1.42-1.13 timi-IS more intensive than
in a hollow pipe; for a pipe with a wavy ray receiv&r with a 112 period of
1,000 mm and a 1/2 amplitude of oscillations of 3 ffLm, the increase is by a
factor of-1.61-1.37.

USSR
RUDENIKO, Ii, M.,
"Flow 'rhermodynamics for an Isothermal Stream of Water -in Corrugated Pipe"
Probl. teploenerg. i prikl. tc--,)Iofiz. Vyp. 6 (PrnblevL,~ of Thermal Power
Engineering and Applied Thermophysics. Vyp. 6), Alma--~Axa, Nauka Pre.;s,
1970, pp 1:13-143 (from RZIi-.111ekhanika, No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No 118477)
Translation: This article contains a discursion of the restilts of an ex-
perimental study of the resificance of corrugated pipt :'during isothermal
flow of wamr. The empirical functions.relating the t;.rag coefficient to
the geomettric parameters of the pflie and the Reynoldlcl ilumbor 1~ and des-
.cribing the experimental resulta with an accuracy of 414 Z pre"ented.
The predominant effect on the drag coefficient comes from the parameter
of relative curvature d/R: with an increase in this parameter the resis-
tance increases; the angular parameter cx has an effectonly,for small
values of R. The aerodynamics of the flow in a corrupted pi-pe are in-
vestigated. It is established t"t the hydrodynamic flow conditions are
1/2

USSR
RUDEIT-101 I. III. a t a 1 Pro'bl terk I o all err'. i Tivik]. te-oiof i zilna
6, Alma-Ata, Nauka Press, IV70, Tip 13 14-577TEF-ZE =.Ir,.,=arUka,,
No 11, Nov 70, Abstract NO-1147Y)
-----.-exhibited izi the characteristic of the velocity profile. Here, the
function C - f(R, d/R,ct) is explained well by the aerodynamic structure
of the flow. The drag coefficient of corrugated pipe.in hij~ner with re-
spect to absolute magnitude than the drag coefficient pf straight pipe.
2/2

_USN ---- - --
ZAKM,RZ_iEV5FJY, YU. A., SPOKOM-., L. I
"To A Computation Cf The Temperature Of The Stricture Of Semiconductor Power DavicesP
Preobr~:zovatelln. tekhnika. Inform. asuchno-tekhn, ob. (Conierter Technology.
Information Scientific-Technical Collocti,on)* No ~,, pp 16-1I (from RZh--Elektronika
veye pr -eneni e, No 11, November 1970,Abstract, No 11B143~
Translation- The paper shows thal it is possible successfully to accomplish an
analytical computation of the temperstare of the strticture of semiconductor power
devices with 6e aid of the mathematical means of the theory of continuous linear
systems and the electrothermal model of the structure,of isomicanductor power do-
vices. An example 10 given Of COM:DUtOtiOn Of the tom orature Increase of a device
Of a soi a
under the influence of a current pulse' inu d I 4rm..4 ref. V.S.
101
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Pulse T66~iques'
USSR UDC: 621.396.563.325(o88.8)
ZAGIROV, U. G., SPOKOYNYLk. M., RABINOVICH, G. L. ,YAK-USHE7, Zh. F.
"A Device for Reception of Pulse Radio Signals"
USSR Author's Certificate No 267708, filed 1 May 6 7, published 4 Aug 70
(from RM-Fadiotekhnika, No 5, MaY 71, Abstract No 5D42 P)
Translation: ;Die proposed device contains -,n antenna pickup of azimuthal
marks, a rece-,Ytion =dule, a =odule for shaping a range Origin pulse, a
threshold stage, an accimmlator, ,w Indicator of opera~bility of the reception
channel, an input/output selector s~,ritch, and a pillot signal shaper whic"Ift
includes a --pilot siLm-,I oscillator and a modulator. In order to keep a
constant check on the working capacity of the receiving device directly from
the maxlk on the display for the ranGe and azimuth oper-ator, the device
equipped with a stage fcr time coincidence of.signals from the outputs of
the threshold stage and the modulator of the pilot signal shaper; the rridu-
lator trigger pulses arc- sent from the- avimuthal mark 1--ickup through a switch
whose controlling input is connected to the output of -the chrmnel for shaping
the pulse of range orig.-Iln through the-delay line of thi--,- pilot sigtnal s1naper.

Electricity and Mignetiam
USSR
AIM=ER., I. A.;_�P_O_L11UX,.__Z.-_A. (Physicotechnical Institute of the Ukrainian
AcadeTW of Sciences, Khartkov
nA Theory of M-gnetic Transitions in Antiferranagneties"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdogo Tela; January, 1973; pp 226-30
ARMACT: The authors studied the thermal antiferi,cnip-pnetio-ferro-ma;,ne'uic
trarzition in magnetically ordered crystaln. It is sho-wn that in the presence
of weak ferromangnetis-r-1 this transition ta1res place, riot vith a Jwp, but smooth-
ly, so that in a temperature inter7al on the order of 0.1* the crystal is in
an intermediate state between the ferro- and antife2Tomagnetic. it is estab-
lishecd that thernal kysteresis during such a transition is possible. In addi-
tion., the effect of spontaneous electrical polarization and an eyternal electri-
cal field on the rotersal of the magnetic moments ofthe sublattices in anti-
ferroelectries is stud.-Led.
The article 141.1cludes 10 equations. There are 10 bibliographic reforences.

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010 UNCLAssirzin ;PROGE55MG, DATE-20NOVTO
TITLE-CCHERENT EXCITATIUN OF OSCILLATIONS BY STREAMS OF PARTICLES IN
FERRGMAGNETICS WITli SMALL MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY -U~
AUTHUR-(03)-AZHIYEZER* I.A.1 bULOTIN# YU-L'-v
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CO.UNTRY
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Ji
0SCILLATICI-45 IN FERROMAGNET[c cilYST041-5 NEAR THE
CRiTICAL PCIINT, I.N WilICH THE CHARACTEP f--iF THE MA`iti ET[c vIISOTROPY
CHANGES, IS INVESTIGATED. THE INCREMENTS OF THE:INCRL-ASE IN ME
OSCILLATIUNS ARE DETERMINED. IT IS SHOWN THAT THESE INCREMEws CAN BE
CGNSI`DERA~LY LARGER THAN THE INCREMENTS.OF rIHE INCREASE OF SPIN WAVES IN
...ORDINAPY F-ERROMAGNETICS. FACILITY: PHYSICS ENUNEERING INSTITUTE
~~OF ThE UKiAINIAN. ACACEMY OF SC1C-N(;ESr:KHAR'KOVs.:
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A11=7--3, I. A., 711J.L d ;3p,&~~W~,Zdqq P
L I 'easla Kharko7 skiy
tUte 01 the Ulawajn4an Acad--ray of SGienc insti-
tut AN USSP, KharIkov)
"Coherent Excitation of Ozoillation by Particle Flu;= izzi Forror-i-natics th Low
Magnetic Anisotropy"
'Kiev, Ukrainskiy FizichesIdy Zhurnal, Vol 15, No 3, llax;ch 1970, PP 433-1;37
Abstract: 'I'he authors deternine the conditlon for rhe .-ohe.-ar.L c..citaticn o--F'
COUDled oscillation by particle fluxes in ferroinalaMetics ~IIIILII 1-0111 Olieczive ardso-
tropy. The r-ro,,,;U increaent for the oscillations is also deLerm.;ned. Tha ressuits
chow that the grc.-ith ~Incrcmont is sig
nificantly larger Uh2n oncountlered in ordinw-
ary ferromagneticq. This is -.2Tla=,ed by the fact t-hat long-viave oscillat.- ions
are e;,mitcd in er7istals with low effective magnetic ardsotropy. As a consequence,
the ccupling parameter b is Large and is proportional to the Squarv of -L-,e wave-
leneth.

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iA-;N?NK* T St-*
A!.jTnC,,= T. A. Yu. L.;.gW
ione es Falax, kov,
Uute of the U.T:rairrdan t-Cader'-7 0l Sci
nCoherent Excitation o--r OsciU,-M_, on~ by Strems o'L Partio-Iris in Flerramw~net2'cs
with Svall Nagnetic Arlsotropyll
FUev, UY_-~dnsldy nz.-Lchesld7 Zhurmal, `,,arch, 1970; ro 103-1
The cohlerent, excituation o'l cou-pled
in ferrcnnF:netdc crystals neax the criticall point ."1l v~
the nagzrietic anisotrop changes, is investir~ated, Tho incrilnc.-its of' the i-n-
crease in tho oscillations are datmrdn~d. .'it is Shouin th,-tL thrx,,e incrcnent.,
-can be cormiderably larger than the incremerts of the ii ere; e of snin wares
in ordinary ferraragnetics.,
k. The article includes 14 equations.
Vlzere are rof Orences.

'USSR UDC 539.3:534.1
SPORYK-UN, A. N., FILATOV, G. F.
"Using the Method of Excitation of Elastic Potential In Certain Stability
Problems"
4-ya Vses. Konf. po Probl. Ustoychivosti v Stroit. Mekh., Tezisy Dokl.
[Pourth All-Union Conference an Problems of Stability in StTUCtural Mechanics,
Abstracts of Reports], Moscow, 1972, p 26, (Translated from Referativny-y
Zhurnal, Nlekhanika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11 V291).
Translation: The metlwd of excitation of the elastic potential is used to
study the influence of compressibility and moment stresses on the stability
of elastic bodies of rubber-11ke materials and finitely deformable composites.
It is assumed in both cases that tho. elastic potential W - can be reprosented
as 11 1 W0+ (-W Where V0 is the primary elastic potcnti;il , which determines
the suberitical (not necessarily homogeneous) defor;-ned state of the body,
c is a small dimensionless factor, Wil is the excitation of the elastic po-
tential. Concretization of the form of the dependeace of III on kinematic
varipbles allows the influence of compressibility, to be corsidered in the
first approximation ~'N0then corresponds to an i~compress;ible body),
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SPORYIGM, A. N. , FlUTOV, G. F. , 4-ya Vses. Konf. po Probl. Ustoychivosti
v Stroit. Mekh., Tezisy Dokl., Moscow, 1972, p 26.
moment stresses in the frameriork of the Kosser model with restricted rotation
(W0 in this case is independent of deformation tensor gradients). The charac-
teristic'doterminants are produced and analyzed for particular examples.
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PERVUSHEVEKIY, V. P., MOROZOV, V. F.,
RUBTSOV, M. I. , g2ffligiL
LUTSET, B. Ya., SHCHUKIN, L..I~
"Impulse Gas-Discharge Light Source"
Otkry-tiya Izobreteniya Promyshlennye Obrazts Tovarnye Znaki, No 31, 1972,
Patent No 355694.
Translation: 1. An impulse gas-discharge light source with an optically
transparent tubular bulb, within which are a dielectric-plate, used to
elongate the discharge channel and electrode units asseWoled on one side of
the bulb and separated by the plate, differing in Lhat in,order to increase
the evenness of radiation in the plane perpendicular to the axis of the tube,
increase the electrical breakdown -resistance and limiting. electrical loads
on the discharge device, the dielectric plate is bent into a screw shape in
the zone of the discharge, forming bifillar spiral channels with its two
large edges, connected together by a channel, while the two small Ldges are
hermetically sealed to the inside of the bulb, thus limiting the discharge
channel.
2. A light source according to Claim 1, differing in that in order to
increase the stability to the effects of mechanical loads, the electrodes aTe
made as truncated cones, compressed against the side surface of the bulb wall.
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RUMOV, M. I., SPORYKHIN, V. I., ET. AL., Otkrytiya Izobreteniya Promysh',-.-
10,
nre Obraztsy Tovarnyye Znaki, No 5, 1972, Patent No 355694.

USSR uDc: 621.375.4
S~POSOBM?_N. I.
"Calculation of the Transfer and Frequency Characteristics of a Tran-
sistorized Class D Fush-Pull 'Aiulifier",
V sb. P0122rovodn. pribo.-:7t v telffin. elektros-~7!~zi (Se.-Aconductor Devices
in.Technical Electrical Coe-urcunications-co.1lection of works), Moscow,
"SVYaZ'", 1970, pp 49-1~4 (from RZh-R-,diotekhnika, 'Na~, 1, Jan 71, Abstract
No ID98)
Translation: The author considers a transistorized class D -push-pull
=plifier with TILC loadin.g. Expressions are derived.,for the transfer
characteristic both for the ca3e of a harmonic influiince iuid for the raze
of a discontinuity eflfect, Fxpreosiontt. are presentL-ii :for the amplitude-
-frequency and pIha:3a-_,Vreqt;ency respowws of the,amplilf~er. Thrc-v
trations, bibIlography of five titles. Resttvie'.

Ace. Nr: Ref . Code: UR, 0018-
AfO043939"o
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epideiniologii i
lumunobiologii, 1970, NV 25 pp
METHODICAL FOUNbATION FOR SIUDYING
THE EFFICACY OF ANTIEPIDEMIC MEASURES
The author studied the menthodical foundations for assessment of the efficacy of anti-
-epidemic mea5ures, particularly criteria of~ the efficacy of evialuation of antiepidemic mea-
sures. as well as the priricipalways and methods of solving th[s task. The author emphasizes
that in assessment of antiepidemic measures there should be the mosh, thorough and de 'tailed
approach as appiied to each individual infection (proceeding, from its epidemiological pecu.-
liarities) and every measure carried out.
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J NAUP
RAKHO Ye. A., 1=01. Yu. 1.1 and SAYTAFEIMO S. S.., Central. Institute of
Epidemiolop 1-10
,y and ' scow Institute of nro-i-n-tgenology a "'-Mdiolo&y
G a Globulin"
"Possibility of Using the Krantz Jet Injector for Injectiii,- amn
Moscow,, Zhurnal Mlikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immundbiologii, No 10, 1972,
Vp 92 -96
Abstract, Ga=,.a globulin injected intraderrally -vit'll a Y-rantz, syrinSe was not
efficacious in preventing infF*ectious hepatitis even during the first few months
after irammization. In investigating the cause, the. authors found that the
device does not force the full dose of the preparation into the skin, rainly
It - -as f illed th
be-4cause of its viscosity. Tests showed that when thin injuctor v wi
d1stilled water or p!L.76iO1O1-iCe-l. saline, about 21'1 of livid was not dis-
ebarged, but when it was filled with 1(~ ganrna glob-ulin, as rmich as 6 to 70P
remained in the reserroir. Moreover, other tests us:bl-, the radioisotope
(Aul-93) revealed tiat only 19% of a 0.1 ml done~o-
_;vz,.-xa -lobul'n enters
method J.
tha skin when the Krantz injecto.r is used conpared to 57% of the same a:-,ount
of physiological salime.

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SPNIAIRMIKO, S.S., Central Institute of Epidemiology
"Basic Methods for Studying the Effectiveness of k*pidemic:0onI;rol M.-EIGures
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immundblologii, No 2, 1970,
PP 1142-115
Abstract,. Tile incidence of a given disease (lethality, aortality) is the
only valid criterion of the effectiveness of a partiLular preventive or control
measu:,,e. This criterion should be based on: 91) deteimination of the level
and dynarnics of the sick rate in two groups, in cne of -which the measure
under study was used (experimental, group), and in the other no'. usod (control
uou_D); (ii) atudy of the level and dynamics of tho sick rate in groups
vhere the mitiLre of the meaaure tinder study was differenr,, an'. (iii) deter-
minatioa of -the level and d,,aiamics of the sick rate in the stmie group before
anc Iir -)tb the 1,.,vel and dynamics
I after the measure under study was used. , Lce b,.
,
of webidity of a given disease tire determined by the stira of the influences
of mmy factorz, tbere ia no functional relationship botkaen t-be use of the
asure and the result vith respect, to the effect on ti- Proccos.
mep " -.! - I -
Hence the above proceduries. are useful in determinijLgg a a3ninection between tne-
leve!L and dynamics of morbidity and the effect of a control ra:!asure only if
the other factors that influence the frequency of manifestation of the chosen
feature are excluded.

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PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal ILikrA45ogii, Epidiamologii, i
Immunobiologii, 19 70, Nr pp 91? -,/D;?
LABOT~ATORY STUDIES OF STRESSOR AND SE'NSITIZING
ACTIQN OF HUMAN 001AWGLOBULIN
Leytes, P. L.: 5p6tarenko' S A-valiani,
Semashko, M. I.; Karon ' B.
The authors applied determ, inntion 077emical ulimry f!KC,-CH0n Of 17-keto5terolds
to the study of stressor effect of homolcygous gammawgiobulin in rmin. The possible sensitizing
a':tjon of this preparation wis by te-sting deggranulalion of amst cells of Inouse
subcutaneous connective tissue:n thei,contact.with Neserurn mixture ci iinmunized children
-globul-In. It was foUnd teat gamm -globL11in (10%) jjos~essed a weak streisor el-
and garnma
fect. not manifested clinically. G3rnma-glabalin produced a desensitizing effect, which was
evidently associated with the competition of gamma-globulin with allergic antibodies at the
territory of connective tissue cell's,
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licy
CONCERNING THE PEACTbGFN rY OF
PLACEINITAL
j4LOBULIN
&dtar 1. Karoir,
Checkingr of the reactogenicity of PIncental t-globulin (10 and 1% solutions) under cor,
-d-ItloP of a controlled trial on,384 prtschoel childien confirnied its areactogenicity
In'the authors'opinion discrepancy betweert the data o~jtained by different investiga-
fors-1-6 studying the reactogenic properties of biopreparationi was conditioned either by their
-nonstandardability or by methodicat errors during the expecirnent, (the absence of a control
group or Inequality of experimental and control droups).
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TAMR)POLISKIY1 YU. M. 9 PORTNOVI G. G. I qff IWANS, YU. B.. and BMMIS, V. 11.
Institute of Polymer Mechanics, Academy of Sciences of the Latvian 5SR, Riga
"The! Supporting Power of Rings Formed by-the Winding of Composites Reinforced by
Higb-Modular Anisotropic Fibers"
Riga# Mekhanika Po2imerov,.No 4s Jul-Aug.73t pp 673-683
Abstract: The authors study the particulars of composites which are related to the
intrinsic anisotropy of reinforcing fibers. The effect 01 twisting and reinforce-
ment stretching is studied an the exi5ymietry of the field of deformations, and the
moduIU of elasticity and strength in the direction of the fibers under external and
int4m,nal pressure loading, while taking into consideration the increased pliabil-ity
of tLe material in a transverse direction. In the case of modular material, the
authors obtain numerical estimates for the moduli of elasticity E and E t for the
coefficientg of thermal expansioncr and cc q and for the initial &mperaKre
U 6 a r
stresses V and a' , The dependence of the destructive pressure on ring thickness
is described and tnue conditiorw for failure are formulatedo In all the studied
problems it is shown that it is necessar7 to.take into com9ideration the increased
pliability of the composites ;in the transverse, direction,
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IrRatibnal Approximations to Algebraic Numb 6 r s
M,,
Moscow, Izvestiya Akade-,iii T'Tauk SSSR, Seriya _3 _:itemia~ichesk-aya,
Vol 35, No 5, Sej3/Oct 71, PP 991-1007
Abstract: Evaluations of the following two types are validated
for.-algebraic numbers of degree n >.5 with the largest pcssible
value of the exponents X and /k- i.e.
with Y-
x - ay I > c,X-'4'exp (I n.X-)~*"'
where n is the Dower ofc~ of the field of rational numbers 0;
n )>3; X .= I/ (n 1) >0 arbitrarily; x, y are, 9Lny rational
integers not s:Lrmltaneously equal to zero; X P~max (jxj, jyj
cl>O is a quantity expressed in explic'it formL in t-erms of and
.-112

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SPRIITDZHTYK, V. G., Izvestiya Akade,-qii Nauk SSSR, -`-'eriya '11"atemq-
tielheskal , Vol 35', 1,110 5, Sep/Octi7l, Pp 991-lO07
(2) X - ay X CLY. C-I exp(lnx)",
pC-S
where 1//-n (s+ 1)+ 1 7; s is the number of ideals p in S;
c uantity
(ot T.- Q-0 ; L.- > 0 Zrbitrarily; and ci > 0 1-, a q
;TfecEiv~ly det~e-rm/ined in terms of q, , & , and S. Proof of these
evaluations involves establishing that "exceDtionail' numbers in
a d6fined sense can exist only when n (if they actually exist).
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SPRINDZHUK,. V. G. (114athematics Institute, Belorussian Academy of Sciences)
"Expressing integers by a Limited Number of Random Terms
Minsk, Vestsi Akademii Navuk BSSR: Seryya Fizika-Matematychnykh Navuk; No 1,
1970; pp 5-14
Abstract: Let k-> I be a whole number;.A be the set of sequences of natural
numbers A = fa.1 of the form nk !~- an e_ (n + 1)'k (n From 6 we
~choose: a 6-algebra of subsers for which is determined the measure induced by
the mapping of 6on the interval (0, 1):
A (A) -1 rn t
where dn (n + 1)k nk, rn an nk (11 1~, 2, In the article the
author presents a method for studying the additive prope:i-t'es of the "randomly
selected" sequences A C-6 . in particular, for nearly all sequences of A the
number of solutions of the equation
X~O X1 + X2 + + km, Xi A i(i 1, 2,
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Navuk; No 1, 1970, pp 5-14
is equal to
+
0
r
k
providing m >,,2k + 1. The method is based r-n.the use of evaluations of trigD-
nometric sums for random numerical sequences in the st3qe of:1. M. Viuogradov.
Three theorems are proven. The article includes 14 equations. There are
7 references.
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Institute of Mathematics, Academy,of Sc
iences Belorussian
VR
S
"Un an Evaluation of the Solutions of Thue's Equation"
Mo:3cow,,Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Matematteheskaya, Vol 36, No 4;
RA
J -Aug 72, pp 712-741
Abstract: Let f f(x,y) be an integral, irreducible binary form of degree
n ;P/ 3. Long after A. Thue establishe&the finiteness of the number of solu-
ti;)ns of the Diophantine equation
f (x,
it was impossible to obtain an evaluation of the number of solutions them-
selves in the general case without.special limiting qssumptions about the
folm, f
Such an evaluation was recently obtained by.A. Baker:
MPx x Y exp (it Iff' + (In JA 1)'). (2)
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SPRINDZHUK, V. G., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Matematicheskaya,
Vol 36, No 4, Jul-Aug 72, pp 712-741
In two earlier works the author of the~present article analyzed the number
of solutions of the Thue-Mahler equation"
f (r, y) Ap': p," (3)
P
and obtained the following evaluation:
(4)
niax (I x y 1. p", p,) exp c, (in A') (Inin A')'
where A' JAI + 10: c1 is a quantity which does not depend on A but on
coefficients of the form f, its degree, and ori the numbem pl, ..., ps
and can be effectively expressed through them. This ri!valuation was based
on the assumption that n :,> 4 and the form f does not have to be "exclusive"
for n = 4. A superficial analysis of the reasoning u5ed to prove (4) shows
that if it is not assumed that form f is fixed and thia influence of its co-
efficients on the number of solutions ' (3)
of is consi4ered, evaluation (4)
will still retain its appearance-, but it is necessary~to put A' = JAI lif + 10
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Vol 36, No 4, Jul-Aug 72,.pp 712-741
and the quantity c1 must be replaced by a new quantity which does not depend
on A and Hf but on the field in which one.of the roots of form f lies and is
effectively defined by the discriminant of this field. nie present article,
using the example of equation (1), analyzes this method and attempts to
consider the "basic contribution" made to the evaluation of the solutions
of equation (1).by a "constant" of the type c1 which depends on the field
over which form f is reducible. Very important in this connection is a nev
lerma on the construction of special independence units of an algebraic
number field.
The following evaluation is obtained for solutions of equation (1):
max x y emp R J(c3 (InA+ In H, + R))"
(5)
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w is a
here ny rea
where ~ is any real number of the interval 0 < ~ < R = IDIJ h-1(1,, IDI)2n;
D and h are respectively the discriminant and the number of classes of ideals
D and h ar respect
0 -h e dK' ob t,
ft fi I
of the field K, obtained by adjoiningithe root of form f to a rational number
f 1.1
e d the quanti ti,
field; the quantities c2 and C3 depend only on n and are effectively defined
according to n, n ~~ 4, and in the case n=4 form f is,not exclusive.
The value of the solutions of equation (1) is strongly inflaunced by the
number of cl.asses of ideals of the field K -- a phenomenon which can lead
to new information about the number of,classes of idimls of algebraic number
fields. For the derivation of evaluation (5) the author uses a theorem on
the.relation between evaluations of linear forms and.1the logarithms of
algebraic numbers in different metrics.'
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CHISTOV, Ye. D., OSIPOV, V. Yo., SPiYGAYEV, I.,F., SOWDIZ
DaAGATSPANYAN, R. V.
"Radioact
ive Contamination in a Radiochemi~al Reactor"
Moscow, Figiyena i Sanitariya, o 6, 1970, pp 7 -80
Abatract: A study of the design and mode of oporatio-.a of the zhe fir3t
Soviet indurtrial radiochemical reacw- which ir, used to i;ulfoc~iioraatu
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saturated hydrocarbons and i3iitiata Co gamma radiation '~s It cork-
sists of a contral. axial irradiating unit, CoW sGuwcus bortaat~~Vzally za-ilrd in
r,phorioal. cas.-attes, nonradiortativa sipharos, storaga plac4ii for
buting mechanisma, wi-i biological protection. Radiocontaviiiiation oil tne inactive
spherical elements of the reaction is uell W-lou the 1-evel pormitted for rkdio-
aotive proparations. Additional sealing of radj~uactive C(160 properations in
ca.ssettes would decrease the possibility of the casing ofl,tho s*uxces breaki~-
arx! contaminating Uie atmosphero.

USSR UDC 669.721.472(088.8)
ZUYEV, N. M., IVANOV, A. B., VINOLOV, V. V.,,SHARM'OVA, G. M.1 KASHKAROV,
A. Z., DONSKIMI, P. A., KOLESNIKOV, A. V., GOLLTBPV,, A. A., Sll*z~.YGIN A. I.,
'IfIN, V. V., All-Union Scientif c Research an
KOLESNIKOV, V. A., and KUZ d
Planning Institute of the Aluminum,Magnesium and Electrode Industry, nnd
Berezviki Titan iun-Magnes ium Combine,
"Device for Conveying Liquid Electrolyte and Magnesium"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 259396, Cl. 40c, 3/02; 40c, 3/08, fC 22d), filed
published 28 Apr 70 'from kh-Mfetallurgiya, No 12, Doc 70, Abstract
21 Oct 68,
No 12 C250 P)
Translation: In order to utllize the heat of the exothermic reactions taking
place during the mixtr", of roversible electrolyte with KgCl,) and to preclude
the consumption oif elec-,H4,; ener-Gy for huating the main convover linen, a
pipeline for coriveying the reversible electrolyte and -netallic magnesil", wan
installed inside a trough-shaped channel to convey a ma~,tiesj.~imi chloride.-en-
riched electrolyte, the pipaline belng connected at one.and ,iich the last:
electrolyzer of the flow line, ~nd at the other with a idii1e thr_~
trough-shaped channel In connected with 0-te leaf! electrolyzar and the alixer.