SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT UGOZHAYEV, V. D. - UKSUSNIKOV, A. N.

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UDC: 621-387.41
U SS R
AITTSIFEROV, V. V., PIVTSOV, V. S., VGOZIMYBV, V. and FOLIII,
K. G.
."Some Problems in the Dynamics of Solid-State Laser Oscillation"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriya,.No 5, 1972, pp 98-105
Abstract: An explanation is given of the wiconti,olled, unatterra-
ated pulsations 01 a Soiid-state laser, and ail erpref3sion is ob-
tained for the coefficient of amplification as a function of the
mode number. 'his Is followed by,,a discussion Of the thermal and
L
mechanical perturbations in t-he active solid-state rod -Cor
which a resonator with plane tuirrors is much more critical thl-,n
one i-iith spherical md;.rrors. T'he authors preselit -".-he~ resalts of ex-
-hey performed uith a ruby.laser havin[~; plane mirrors,
periments 4V
in which oscillation in TEMC)O~ modes,was oIjtain(:*!d with the i:,.Ee of
two.diap. mm in diamo.
hragms 1. 4 ter on.both sides-of an active rod
.7 mm in diameter by 120 mm. long ifith sapplai-ve term-' -alo,
measuring III
q7ams of I
og -lie kine-
-in a resonator more than 150 cm.long Oscili- LI
ties of -the laser radiation.are shoy.'n togethe_r t.-ith:the radiation
spectre.. The results obtained in tliese experiments are compared
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OptiLcs Spec-ttoscopy
UDC 621-373 5.351 s 548.0
ANTSIFEROV, V. V.-, PIVT'SOV, V, S.Pjamftm' V. D.,.and FOIjN, K. G.
IoNonspiking Generation of Thiby Laser With Frequency Selection and Tuning"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 32, No 6, Jun 172, PP 1159-1162
Abstractj The authors report that they are the first to obtain a partially
regular mode, stable over a wide pumping range and close to single-frequenc.-t
for the generation of a ruby laser with a frequency ohich is practically
constant throughout the lasing time (_10-3 see.) and with frequency tuning.
The stable and reproducible mode is obtained by the CDzipensated phase modula-
tion method, with the use of series-produced ruby rods 120 mm long and 7 ram
In d1aneter and a geometric cavity length of L -:~150 ~,m. To smooth transient
spiking, a KS-14 filter i& placed in the cavity to provide Weak negative,
passive feedback. The Fabry-Perot etalon is used forJroquency selection
and tuning. The half-intensity.width ofAhe integral,apect-rUM does not ex-
0 0
ceed 0-003 A, and the tuning U in the 5-A ranges The generation mode is
,stably reproduced over a wide pumpi Ing range,(up -to four times above the
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ANTSIMOV, V, V.0 et alo, Optika i Spektroakopiya,.761 )2-Y No 6, Jun 72l pp
1159-1162
threshold). Half-in tensity, divargence:does not exceed 3-5' (diffraction
divergence 1.8'). Thus, the authors obtained a nonspiking ruby laser with
close-to -diffraction divergence and a spectral iridth irhichiis compa-rable to
a He-Ne laser but considerably exceeds it in the tuning range and the
possible spectral radiation.density valueo
The authors thank G. V. OIVOSHCkFKDV for his Interest in the work
and A. S. XUCH'.Y.ViOV and N. H. DERZ-HI,foi thair assi4anae, in the experiment,
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1/2 035 UNCLASSE FTED. P90CESSING UATE-20 NOV70
TITLE-TRAOsSIENT PRGCESS AND STATISTic-AL:PHENUMENA .1N. AN HE-NE LASER NEAR
~THE EXCITATIC;v THRESHCLO -U-
AUTHGR-(03)-TELEGINt-G.G.v UGOZHAYEV, V. 1). FOLIN, ~K.G4
CCOTRY OF INFO--U55R
S(;URCE-GPTIKA ISPEKTRCSK-jP[IA VOL. :26 FEB.: 19"0t P. 353-356
DATE PUBL ISHEE;-----70
SUBJEcr AREAS-PHYS Ics
TOPIC TAGS-HELIUM INEON LASER, LASER EXCITATION, LASER 0SC. ILLAT EQN, S IN GL E
MODE- LASER
C CNTR G LPARKING-NO R t:'S r R I r, T I ON S
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CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-APOIL2473
A8STRACT/EXTKA'-.-,T--(U) GP-0- ABSTkACT.~ E X P E R 1.4 EIN f A 11 PIVESTIGATIJN OF THE
STATISTICAL r;iARACTERISTICS OF THE TkAf4Sl'E:NT PROLESS.IN A ',-iELllJM-NE0fJ
LASER UPEKAT~N'G AT A WAVELENGTH OF 6'323 A NEA.R fliE EXCLI'ATION TIARESHOLDvl
UND E. I if
WHERE 1-iilE RISE TIME Or' THE LIGHT WA'E FIELD IN THE
RESONATOK i-X-r'Ej% i I t
-IENCES PtUNUUNCED OSCILLATIONS. FILOCI(ING PULSFS OF A
UUr',ATI(-i,,%.' b!~: 30 1-1 [CRUSKJNUS WIT.14 A STEEP. T.R, %ILI-NG EDGE WLRE APPL111) To
AN ELECTROUPTICAL SWITCII. 0SCILLOGRAMS OF THE TkA.N3JE,LTT LASI14%'; PROCESS
WERE GSTAiNEL) FOR SAINGLE MODE AW 14U~Tli'-100E OPERAT1104,11. THE STATISTICAL
C.H~IRACTEkl SfICS OF Thi~ TRA'NSIENT PRO.CESS.-ARl'i. q'.0.M?i%RErj. WITti VALUES
CALCULATED FROM., FORMULAS FOR 7HE MEANiRf5ETIME. A114D MEAN SQUARE DEVIATION
PkGPQSEU BY 8AKLANOV ET AL# (1969).
'UNC UAT S I FTE D-

USSR tJDC 621.311.21.001.1:551.48.003.13
UGRENIPV, Gl._N~.--
"Savings from Using Water Content Forecasts when Planning the Generation of
Electric Power at Hydroelectric Power, Piants".
Sb. rabot LeniA~~r. i Petrozavodsk.r .eteorol. observ. (Collected t--'orks of
the Leningrad and PetrozavodskltydrometeorologicaI Observatories), No 7, 1970,
pp 226-243 (from.RZh-Elektrotekbnika t"Energetika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No
2 D56)
Translation: This article contains a-discussion of method of determining
the savings from forecasting water content,. An exam"Ole of 3pecific Cal-
culation of usefulness of planning fore.rasts of the Nrvra~River runoff -- the
Navra Hydroelectric Power Plant,-- is presented. The theory of statistical
solutions is adopted as the basicmethpd of investig4ittion.

UVC 551.463.6(251)
tARCr-SCAU rLuCrUATMIS or r4f SWAT= SURMCr Ttynuim is '.n NoRni AnANTIC
At
Dkrticlo by Candidate Of Ceographic Sciences lk. 1. U v. 6SEL Ilvdirometao-
rol Slical Scientific Knoearth Center;, tCe-"Z'M_t
_-~: 7T. --PP li-a
Rullosian, No 5_1973, itubritt*d 20 Bo ;r~
13,11 the best.,% at ..SlYzIng the dsta of nine wilather Ships In
the Atlantic Dzean, Interral charattertatIca were proposed
For the water surface temperature anomaly field. , A zzatle-
tical analysis w4s,=aell of --hasa charaetWristIcs, and some
tonclus lo" Ile to drava with rompatt to the mochaniasa of for-
motion large-scale therzol anomalies to the Ocean.
At this time :x.zrtat. deal f attention hsa,tweli given to the inveoti-,,
tation, of the interaction of the ocean mad atlecephara ax well as, the possible
fetters to the forwation. of -When -atudying thi
projonxad wtather anomalies.
thermal elfatt of -the ~cein on thC..Atmasphorlt eirculatte'n for prolonged port-
Oda. of. time, a" at the jiaxaf~is method* of Investigation turns out to b4, joint
statistical analysis o~ the temperature fields in the ocean and pressure In the
Atmosphere-
The specific nature at the statistical studLes: on th~to ored. Zquires the
dtocription of. the analyifli'lialds. by, a small set of 'ral ~~b oracto cis tics.
inte r
The time aeries compiled from then are twed. to obtain the cortelattorts between
the fluctuations of the thermal state of the Ocean and ch, stmottliharic rtirc~
lotion.,
Vic. boA Ic forms of. integral chszKccartstics of tho atmospheric ctircu-
IstLan introduced into research orattice in the Itst 10-20 years hove received
wide imcarnitioni , these are the 4ifforent tlidexts, systems of circulation
types, typonsion coefficients of the pressure fields with reaptct to periodic
functims, and.** on. The justification for using th." lifts not only found
procticAl tonfirmAtiono but It is also thearet4cally wall feunded. It m"t be
that the listed characteristics evaluate the Intansit- and the form
of staospharit circulation over great explemses, and therefore they reflect the
large-scale characteristics of the processes.
The "Alculation of the integral characteristics of the temperature
field of the ocean's surface eccountors cermid difficulties caused by the
specific noturig of the ocean circulation.
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USSR UDC 632-9541547
DWISMIKOVA, R. Y., BABIN, V. V. and TA P.,- Northern Caucasus
Scientific Research Institute of Phytope#91-o
~"Phytotoxicity of the Derivatives of Aryloxyalkylcarboxylic Acids"
Moscow, Xhim!Lya v Sellskom Khozyaystvej Vol 10, Ho 9(119)v 1973P PP 54-58
Abstracti Herbicidal activity of a series of substituted isopropyl, t -thio-
cyanoethyl. esters of aryloxyalkylearboxylic acids, tin.contai~ing aryloxy-
acylates and bis-(aryloxyacetyl)-PropYloneglycola-is3 has been investigated
on leaf mustard and on the winter crop wheat. From the data on leaf mustard
no clearcut structure-activity relationship could be ettablished, although
the phenoxylaopropyl radical appeared to have some effect. Among the thio-
cyanogens only the P -thiocyanoethyl eater of 2,4-D;was more active than the
standard control. Tin containing derivatives of 2t4,3-T and 2,4,5-TP were less
active than the butyl eatars. Among the.propylene gly;ol derivatives, sub-
stitution of 2,4-D and 214-4h gave stronger agents, but 2,4,5-T -- a weaker
one, Since most of the herbicides studied on wheat dil not lower the yield of
grain, it is suggestible that they could. be: used as selectiVe herbicides.
1A
UTO-Trz9F ~..

USSR UDC 6211.374.324:621.382.32
MSAYEV, A. Kh., and Ug Roy Ye. P.
"Analogue Store Using MIS Transistors",
V sb. Elektronnava tekhuika v avtomatike (Electronics Techniques In Auto-
matfoa--Callection of Works), Moscow, lzd-vo "S vetskove Radio," No 2, 1971,
pp 27-34
Abstract: An analogue store is described in which an increase of the precision
and the itorage time of voltage in the capacity is attained by the use of metal-
invulator-aamiconductor (MIS) transistors. The proceases of recording and ator-
age of the voltage are analyzed, with the form of the currnnt-voltage character-
istice of HIS transistors and their parameters taken into account. The results
are presented of an experimental check of an analogue:istora using MIS transistors.
Functional and detailed circuits are shown of a cloaaa storo. Almost 611 the
indices of the circuit described exceed:data known from the literature. All the
elements of'tha circuit with the exception of the stoTe capacity can be fulfilled
In an integrated version*:

USSR UDC;681.325.65
MLYRSAYEV. A.Kh., UGRMMOV. Ye.P.
"A Transistor SWjtChF1
USSR Author's Certificate No. 271570, Field 28/04/69, Published 15/09/70 (Trans-
lated-from Referativnyry Zhurnal Avtomatika,.TelamePliaiiika,,I. Vychialftel'naya. Tekh-
nika, No. 4, 1971, Abstract 1b. 4BI80P).
Translation.- Transistor switch dynamic, control circuits In which the source of the
control signal contains a transformer are lmown.- However, circuits uith transformers
cannot be made as integrated circuits. The purpose of this suggestion is to elimin-
ate this shortcoming. The transistor switch suggested differs from knolm switches
In that.the dynamic control unit contains a'periodic HF voltage generator controlled
by an:internal signal with a-paraphase outputi.to which the control electrodes of the
switch transistors are connected through.a rectifier and:filtar. 3-iigs.
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USSR UDG:632.95
BABIN, V. V., DENISENKOVA, R. N., UGRYUMOV, YR. P., SILCHEGLOV,
YU. V., BLIZNYUK, N. K., STREL-1TSOV, R. V and KOLOMIYETS, A. F.,
Northern Caucasus Scientific:Research Institute of Phytopathologyj
All-union .13cientific Research Institute of Ph topathology, Moscow,
y
Ministry of Agriculture USSR
"Herbicide"
USSR Authors' C--.rtificate No.250603, filed 14 ~jun 68, published
26 Jan 70, (fromi RZh-Khimiya, No .2. 0, (111), 25,Oct 70, Abstract
No 20 N601P by N, B. VSEVOLOZHSKAYA)
Translation; Compounds of the general formula /ZT-Cl-2r%CG-1q,OG1: C
(0)07 SnBu M (R = Cl or Me) are not inferioF in herbici )da ~2
-ity t02
act3-v bu-tyl esters of the carrespondiq ,-tryloxyalkylcarboxylic
acids. For example, mustard plants in the six-leaf phase were
sprayed with aqueous solutions of1 in a does of 50, 100, 250 and
500 g/ha (calculated in acid equiv:alent). The dose at which the
weight of aboveground portions-of.the plant declines 501 was
53 g/ha for I (R.- Cl),'w4ereas'that for the.butyl.ester of
2,4-D was 617g/ha.

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112 029 UNCLASSIFIED.' ROCESSVIG DATE--20NOV70
:,. rITLE-A' DEVICE FOR MULTIPLYING- AND. DIVIDING W I OT HMODULATED SIGNALS -U-
-At;THGR-(0Z)-SP*CL0Vv V.b., UGRYUPOV*t YE.P's
-.CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
,"SOURCE-PATENT NO 2602SO, FILED 8~ DEC 66'
REFERENC E--MG SCOW v , OTKRYT IYA IIZOBRETENIYA,,~ PROMKSPIL~NNYYE OBRAZYSY,
--DATE PU6L ISHEV-~------70
-ELECTRONICS AN :ELECTRICAL 'ENGR.
,SU_BJECT AREAS D
TGPIC TAGS-PATENT, PULSE WIDTH MODULATION SIGNAL ANALYSI~
~cr,NTROL MARK I NG_NQ RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.,PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0733 STEP NfJ--IJR/Olt-,~~2/7t'/OOCIjLDOO/0000/0000
-CIRC ACGFo-S I CIN NO-PA0126442
'DL

,'I 4~117-11 '4-,4 1,4
2/2 028 UN.CLASSIFI-e-6 PROCESSIriNG JATE-----'Oi'qOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AA0126442
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- Ai3srRACT. THIS AUTkOROS CER-~IF'~:ATG
INTRUbUCES A DEVICE FOR MULTIPLYiNG AND DIVIDING -ii!L)T,,-i "01)ULArr:j,
SIGINALS. T1
-E UNIT CCNTAINS A BALANCEC BR:IDGE wlYh AUfiD;"-!C PROC-SSING
OF. THE RESULT. AS A DISTINGUISHING FEATURE C-F THL- PAT-;::NiT, THE "iORKING
KANGE OF THE DEVICE IS EXTENDED 6Y MAKING. EACH AR'll, OF rHE .".RIDGED IN THE
FORY 6F A SIAITCH AiND RESISTCR CCtNINECTED. IN SERIESt~ ANIO: CONNECTING A
PULSE WIDTH MODULATOR INTO THE CIRCUIT FOR PRCCESSING JHE RESULT THROUGH
-GTED TO
A DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER. THE OUTPUTAF THE MODWATOR~ 15 CONNtl.
THE-Swl,Tali M CNE OF THE AR11-IS OF THE ORIDGE. FAC I L ITY:
LENINGRADSKIY ELEKTROTEKHNICHESKLY I NS T I T [IT IM.V1. UL-M-40VA I.ENINA.

USSR UDC G81.32:;3.5
S'MOLOV, V. 3 jGRY(JI:!,IOZ,_Y4...P.vN Leningrad Electxica Engineering
Q
meni yano n
institute V. Cueni
"A Device for '.Multiplying and Dividing, 1j,"idth-Maclulated Signals"
Moscow', Otlkrytiya, Izobretena-ya, PromyShlenn5rye Obrazt-sy, Tovarnyye
Znaki, '.,,'o 3, 1970, p 130,.patent No~260290, fil S De-c 68
A!,,s-ract: This Author's Gertificat6 int_-oduce3~a device for multi-
plyin,- and d-' viding width-modulated signals The unii- contains a
Cii S_
balanced briQge wi-h auto;;Iaric processing -,E the result A S -j
-n-wshing featur,, of the patent,, t v
~.4. -_ - 1~ tic orleirig: o~ thc~ 41,;ivice i:;
extended by making each:axn, of the bridge in thl_i~ forta of a switcli and
resistor connected in series, and c6nnecting a palse width modulator
into the circuit for processing the.result thr~-)ugh a differeatial.
amplifier. The output of the modul*tor.is connected to the s-oritch
in one of the arms of the bridle.-

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TITLE-"1,2vDlHALOACROLElNS -U7-~o:
V.Z.v, UGRY.UMOVA,tf ~G'. S
AUTHOR-402)-ANNENKOVAl
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--U.S.S.P. 264,391
REFEkENCE--OTKRYTIYA? HOBRET., PROM. OBRAITSYs TOVARNYE ZNAKIt 1970
DAT-E PUBLISHED--03MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ACROLEIN, HALOGENATED.ORGAI',41C COMPOUNI)i CHI:MICAL PATENT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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T ITLE--.0,E.TERMfNATION OF THE CONSTANTS (IF. BROROACROL E I N.COPOLIME.RIZATI,)N
W1Trff`,V1'NYLRUTYL E-THF-;Z AND AML~EIN ~U_t~
AOTHOR--SHOSTAKOVSKIYP M.For ANNENKOVA,~:Y.A., UGRYU40VAP, 'G.S.
'COUNTRY (3 FINFO--USSR
"SOURCE--IZVESTIYA SISIRSKOGO OTDELENIYA.'A~KADEM11 NAUK SSSR, NO 2, SERTYA
NAUK, 1970t NR I v~ PP 166-168
I)ATE -PUBLISHED -----70
~SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
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USSR uDc, 621.'396.6.019-3
POPOV, 11. Fz CHUKALM, V. 11. UGRYW40VA I. A.
"Algorithm for Designing Radio En gineerIng, Devi c~s 1,qth Regard to Meeting
Reliabilit-y Requirements"
-rent
Dokl. Vses. nauchno-teldin. k.on ff. xii:po ..!fE'_2n_ wn. T. 3 (lie-
T. _1ZH
ports of the All-Union Scientific tuid Tbelinical Gonl',,,!~r:nce oit Padio (:n[Ti-
neerinfi., 14(~fwureiae!r tci. Vol. 3), Navosilvl:-,
i1k, J-970, i)p 11C, Urrin BZh-
_11ad-Lotekfaffla, Ho 12, Dee 0 , tai s t r a c L14 o 1,2 V'26" r
Translation: Existing systems of requirements which r!,laarantee high qiiality
of production output (the Saratov system., the flawless; yield system, -tile
Gorlkiy KMIARSPI system, etc.) include special jobs tcj assure reliability
acturi - stag
which are perfora-,ed in the develop-ment or manuf n p., es, but do not
account for the de-,lelopmental. process itself. This: dxewrback is eliminated
in the proposed system. The.paper te176 of an algorithm worked out for
development of equipment with rege_-~'d to. reliability re'quireitents. This
algorithm -was used in developbig equipment vith a lar~,,e number of elements
and excellent reliability indices. N. S.~

USSR UDO 5~4.2~2.46-8
UGRYUMOVA, M.A., AITAN11YEVA, A.A.,
"Ferroelectric"
USSR Author's CertificateiNo 2010 d ublished 4 June 70 (from
file 22 Nov 68, 33
-M--glektroniks i yo e primeneniye, No 1, January 1971, Abstract No IA~40P)
Translation: A ferroolectric is proposed for electroacausti;;al tranaducare, with
mproved dielectric rind piezoelectric propertiee,.in the composition of which is
Introduced a solid solution on the~baois.of niobate of,lead barium with supple-
mentery.uce of zirconate of lead.barium. The initial ingredients of the mixture
are taken in the following proportions (percent by weight): load oxide, 26-52;
barium carbonate, 21.3--14; niobium pentoxide, 48.2_54;~zirconium dioxide, 5-0.5.
The ceramic obtained has practically zero~open parouit and dj�fers from the two
component compoeition of the system (Pb Be )Nb2QA by the inoroseadvalues of the
piezoelectric modulus d C;4 3.8 X 10-6 ' 1116SE a6d the dielectric constant
un,
L.K.

Organ6m;ftstalli~~Com'pounds
USSR UDC 546.26'11
GICAURI, R. D., CHACRAVA, G. M., CHERNOKAL'SKIY, B. D., aad.y2tj~~,!j. M..,,
Tbilisi State University and Kazan' Chemical Technolo6ical;Institute Imeni
S. M. Kirov
"Synthesis of Diphenylmethylalkylarsonium Perchlorater,"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 4, Apr 73, pp 835-836
Abstract: To a solution of 2.0 g of diphenylmethylamylarsonium iodide in
a 1:1 mixture of acetone and distilled water, aqueous solution of 2.2 g of
magnesium perchlorate was:.added. The reaction mixture was left standing for
24 hrs at room temperature precipitating: diphenylamylarsonium perchlorate
which after washing, drying and recrystpIligation, fror.; ethanol melted at
59-60% A series of homologous, compounds:,wa synthesized by. this reaction.

PPfnM1Pqta.tIiP.: pompouncts
USSR UDC 547.20'.119
MMAY, G. lqll., - *
GIGAURI, R. D. , IIATD.ZHIYA, M. A.,
'Tt
CHA CFA G. 11. , I iwswiaMae Uni ersit
VA W V y
"Some Esters of Arsenous Acid"
Tbilisi, Soobshcheniya Akademii, Naulc Gruzinskoy SS Vol 61,
No 1, Jan_717-p-p-51---6~
Abstract.: The authors studied the reaction of some secondary
a coFols and arsenic trioxide, as well as -oro-oarties of the
resultant esters. Heating:of an arsenic triox-;de susDansion in
an alcohol-octane mixture gives tri-sec.-alkyl,prsenites. The
latter react with acetic anhydride,to r7,ive diallox-yarsino-
acetates and two esters of acetic acid. Tri-soc.-alkyl arsenites
react with acetyl chloride.toigive~acid chlorides of di-sec.-
alkylarsenous acid. The article lists.p.-operties of the resultant
compounds.

Organ6mOtalliq,~Cdmpounds
USSR UDC 547.26aig
KAYAAY., G. Kh0UGULAVA 14. M GIGAURI, R. D., INDZHIYA, M. A., CHACHABA,
G. N., Tbilisi State Univeraty
"Concerning Some Esters of Arsenous Acid!'
Tbilisi Soobshcheniya Akademii Nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Vol 61, No 1, 1971,
PP-61-6~
Abstract: The tri-sec-alk-y! esters of arsenous acid, as prepaxed from. arsenous
!icid anhydride and secondary alcohols, were investigated,. A suspension of a
arsenous acid anhydride in a n&xture of the secondary alcohol.in n-octane ,ms
heated. The resulting tri-sec-allWlarsenites 1--hen react vith acetic acid
anhydride to form dialkoxyarsinoacetates. Tri-v~c-allWlarcenites also react
'with acetyl chloride. Di-sec-alkoxy-arsinoacetates and especially di-aec-
alkylarsinous acid chloride are vesitants.~ Me phy-sicaL constants of eight
-compounds are presented.

Organome talic ds
USSR UDC: 547.26.119
GIGAURI, R. D., and. UGULAVA, M. X.
"The Problem of the Synthesis of Arsenous Acid Esters"
Tbilisi, Soobshchaniya Akademii Nauk Gruzinskoy SSR,.Vol 60.1 No 3, Dec 70,
P 587
Abstract: To determine optimal conditions for the synthasis of arsenous acid
esters the azeotropic rectification method was appliedlusing n-actane and
n-decane. An appro>dmately 90% gainin the yield was 6btaineed-. For the first
tine -Che following esters were 0 tri-(2-
-synthesized-.I-,tri!7 -metlwl,-2~-butyl
.-anWl)-3 tri-(n-heptyl)-, and tt-i-~(2vvheptyl.)-arseuatest
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USMI UDC 547-26'119
GIGAURI, R. D., XXNAY, G. Kh. (deceased), and UGULAVI, rl. A., Kazan' Chemical
Technological Institate imeni S. 1-1. Kirov and *"?M. NVAIIIII18f *T~Iversity
'Synthesis of Tri-sec-Allvjl Arsenites and Their Reactions I%Iith Acetic Anhy-
dride"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey 4himii, Vol 411 (103), No 2, Feb '?I, PP 336-3-37
Abstract: Tri-sec-alkyl arsenites are formed j_n good 3dolds in the reaction
of, arsanic trLod
i *de with correspor-iing alcohols, the ~mtor formed being re-
moved azeotropically. A
miyture of Z5.4 of arsenic~tl-ioxide, !Go g 4-octanol
and 30 ml of octane was heated for 6-? hris in a flask equipped with a Dean-
Stark trap yieidin.g t'ri 4-octyj arsenite (1) after 6.2. q of water had boen col-
lected in the trap. Reaction of (1) withlacetic anhydride gave dialko~Warsinyl

USSR UDC 632.95.024.4
-MCITTAVA. N. A., an KHUBUTIYA, R. A., Georgian Scientific Research Institute
Protection
,"Phytotoxic Reactions of Perennial Plants:Caused by Diur0ne and Atrazine"
Moscow, Agro,chimiya, No 1, 1972, pp 114-117
Abstract: Application of 8, 10, 13.5 kg/ha of diurone or atrazine around
tea bushes, grape vines, tangerine,.apple~ and peach trees caused chlorosis
in these plants by reducing sharply the.aniount.of chlorophyll.a. in leaves
two months after application. Atrazine was more toxic in doses of 10-13
kg/ha, while the effect of diurone was cumulative in smaller closes L:nd
lasted much longer. Among plants tested, tangerine treei3 were. the most
resistanti and two-year old apple trees.were the most sensitive to both
compounds- Analysis of the carbohydrate content showed,~:hat it was only
slightly influenced by large doses of,these herbicides (13-16,kg/ha).
Sensitiveness of perennial plants to these herbicides de.pends,on their
!age, variety, and type.

mc 547,.,61 119
GIGAUq:, R. D CHM-MAXA, G. If. ,CURNOK&L'SIM, -13. D. t& QQQI",
Tbilisi State Uaiverziltyj Xam=' Inatituto of Chemic-al Tochrmlou imeni '3. M'.
"Synthesis of DiphenylalkyLa--sines"
Leningrad, Zhurmal Clizlichey KDhiall, Vol 42 (104), ITO 7,. ~"Ul 72, Y-,P 1537~4540
Abstra-atg The effect of Grl""Imad"s reagent an diphenylaxuine oxide was
studled. It vas fol-ml that this reaction in
low yieldn. P'ner"vir-njaesium tronitle i-eatuA Ath arzcmotz~.zi acdd u-i~hydrld':! to
give in hiCh y1cld after dic-sociatieja zjiith a-xcec-s
hydrochlox-ile acid, GrIgmmile xmgumt acUd On
the ThO L-t3OW Ztmicl of
tari calculated, it im..u fourA tititt In theac compourds
A%Ac 12,10.
1A

if2 021 UNCLASSIPIED ..PROCESSING DATE-160CT70,~
T-ITLE--POSSIBLE ORBITAL MAGNETISM -U-~'
.4WTHUR-_f02)-POKROVSKIY, V.L., UIMINv Moll
COUMTRY OF INFO--USSR
EKSP. TEOR. FIZ.. 1970t.11(311,. 2-06-9
;_~OATE PU8LlSHE0------7Q
"~:SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
~.:'TOPIC TAGS--HAMILTONIANt ORBIT MOMENTUM'~MAGNETIC MVMENT,
ANTIFERROMAGNETISM, PARAMAGNETI.SMi MAGNET.IC.TRANSFORMATION, SPIN SYSTEM,
CONDUCTIOWBAND
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
;:kROXY- REEL/FRAME-- 198710143
STEP NO--UR/0386/7010111003/0206iO2Q9
ACCESSION NO--AP0103027
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 021 UNCLASSI FIED PACCESSING DATE--L&OCT70
-'IRC ACCESSIUN NO--AP0103827
;NBSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN EQUATION FOR THE EFFEcrivE
HAMILTONJANt H SU8EFFv WAS DEVELOPED ON THE BASIS OF THE HAMILTONIAN
SUGGESTED BY HUBBARD (1963). 114 THELSYSTEM DESCI,',IBED BY H SUB:EFF, THE
COMPLETE ORBITAL MOMENT, SPIN, ANU PROJECTIUN ARE CONSERVED. SINCE SPIN
ORDERING IS DESTROYED AT LOWER TEMP. THAN OkBITAI * ORDERING# THE
DESCRIBED SYSTEM PASSES IST INTO THE iANTI FERROMAGNET IC STATE AND THEN
INTO THE PARAMAGNETIC. EXPTL. CONFIRMATION OF OR.HITAL MAGNETISM SHOULD
B&FOUND IN METALS WITH A NARROW.CONaucriON BANO OR IN A FEARUOIEL~EC.
-COMPI). WITH A HIGH TRANSITION~TEMP. FACILITV: INSTO TEOR. FIL.
IM. LANOAUt MOSCOWt USSR..

USSR UDC 550.42
V and PCHELIMIPSEVA9 N. F. 1nstitute of Geochemistry and Analy-
.-Paphe ~.rv imeni V. 1. Vornadrkiy, USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow,
Kos 04 State University
c
"Gold Content of Peridotite and Ealogite Inclusions in the Obnazhennaya
Kimberlite Pipe of Northern Yakutia!'
Moscow..Gookhimiyap Akad. Hauk SSSRI No Fab 72, p 247
Abstracti Fantle xenolites of kimberlite pipes are of great interest in
connection with the inert behavior of gold~during magmatic differentiation,
but very little information has been,coll~cted-on this sLbject.
The authors analyzed spectrochemically:25 ultrabasic inclusions; from
the Obnazhennaya, pipe. Only insignificant secondary alt6rationo, and unexpec-
tedly low gold content, were found in the samples. The lowest Au content was
that of the lowest-lying, high-magn"ium rocksp the granItic pWroxenites
(av. 1.2 1 1o-7 %) and granitic pyroxenites (av. 1-55 - jo-7 %); the eclo ites
shoved relatively high (but strongly~varlablc) content (iax. kf5 * 10-7 %5.
There uas-an evIdent positive corivlation between gold.content~,and vanadium
content.

USSR UDC 532-53:535-14
MOW) 'YE. V. and FILIPPOV, 0. K.
"The Optical Properties of a Xenon Are in the Far-IR Illeffion of the S-pect- rum"
Leningrad, Optiko-MekhanicheskAya Promyshlennost', -'~Jo0
~, Feb 73, pp 27-29
Abstract: Experinents on a xenon are in a !arm) with a metal housin- and a
w:Lndov outlet for lon-wave IR radiation. are presented. All spectral measure-
ments were rzde vith a DIYS-3 long-wave 1R speetrophotoneter. r1easurements
on the plasna brightness temperature by comparison wit'i the PIa-4 and globular
lamps previousIT calibrated showed that frCM 50 to 120 microm the tertmerature-
rt 120 nicrom
increases sharply,, with increasing iweleng h, but abovc it changes
very little. Measure-ments of plas-ra transmission using an image of the -101bar
larV projected on the .-.enon are, larip showed that- the transnission decreased -,-dt-h
an increase in current strength or wwvelongth. Me datit made possible the cal-
culation of the true mean pInsma teMperature, found to I)e 5100, 5500 and 53000K
for 60., ~O and 90 microm respectively.

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USSR UDC 535.891:621.34
W
U22.0v.6.n. V TAGANOV, 0. K., FILIPPOV, 0. K., Candidate of Sciences
"Gas Discharge Source of Long-Wave IR-Radiation"
Leningrad, Optiko-mckhanichoskaya promyshlennost', No. 7, Jul 71, pp 31-33
Abstract: The design of an arc lamp witha metal shell, the internal surface of
which is in the form of an ellipsoid of rotation, iG de.-Iscribed and results of
spectral experL-aents are given. It is shown that the brightness of the long-
wave IR-radiation of this tube is three tines higher thml that of a globar.
The brightness of the radiation in.the spectral region .50-200 jj of the gas
discharge tube with the metal-lie shell exceeded the PRK-4 tube and a globar.
The increased brightness of this tube is explained by the fact that its design
makes it possible to apply windows for the',release of radiation that have good
transmission in the working region of the' spectruta. in, this case the window
is made of -low-pressure polyethylene witb'a thickness oi- mm. The experiment
2.5
showed that a window of polymer material can be used for, tens of hours and is
easily replaced. The fabrilcation of the tube does not roquire camplex electro-
vacutn operatioas, such as welding eleotr6das to quartz or glass and it can be
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UKHAKOV, Y.E. V. et al.' Optiko~'a
-el~aaicheskayq, promyshlenhost No. 7, Jul 71,
pp- 31-33
produced in a laboratox~r shop. It is 'hoped that with its Lnproved characteris-
-ties the tmbe will find application in long-wave inf~,ared spectral devices and
as a weakly selective soLmce for other, studies in the far-infrared region.

-.1/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED:- PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
REFRACTION IN CDSNAS' SU82-' U-
__f%UTHOR-(03)~KARYMSHAKOVj R.K.t UKHANOVv,YU.I.t SHMARTSEV, YU.V.
~4.: COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE- FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV* 1970, 4(9)s 362-5
DATE, PUBLISHED ------- 701
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
CRYSTAL PROPERTY# ARSENIDE, TIN COMPOUND, CADMIUM
COMPOUNDt LIGHT REFRACTIONt. REFRACTIVE WINDEX# TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE
~.,CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
;,"~~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~:~-~PROXY'.REEL/FRAf4E--1988/0087 STEP NO--UR/0449/70/004/002/0362/0365
C I RC ACCESSION ND--AP0105173
UNCLASSIFIED

212 ols 'UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATP---230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105173
,,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DIFFFRENCF f3ETWFEN THE
REFRACTION COEFFS* OF ORDINARY AND EXTRAORDINAPY,~RAYSr DELTA Nt A NON
ORIENTATED SINGLE CRYSTAL OF CDSNAS SUB2 CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE STUDY
OF DOUBLE REFRACTION. THE-RELATIONS.FOR CALCN. OF DELTA N ARE GIVEN.
DOUBLE REFRACTION IS STUDIED ON PAIRS OF CDSNAS SU82 PLATES AT
.10-300DEGREESK. DELTA N IS CALCO. FR:OM EXPTL. DATA ON TRANSPARENCY OF
THE PLATES IN LINEARLY POLARIZED LIGHT IN THE WAVE LENGTH REGION 4-14
MU. WITH DECREASING TEMP. DELTA N DECREASESt HOWEVERv THE DISPERSION
DEPENDENCE IS PERSERVED. TKE METHOD IS APPLICABLE FOR ALL CRYSTALS
BEL-ONGING TO THE BAR 421-41 POINT-.GROUP.-~. FACILITY: LENINGRAD.
INST. IM. KALININA, LENtNGRADi.USSR,
UNCLASS IF IED

'USSR UDC 532.517.4
-"Study of Three-Dimensional Satellite Flow.Behind a Cylinder of Finite Length"
Uch. zap. Tsentr. aero-gidrDdinam. iw-ta (ScientificNotes of the Central
Aerohydrodynamic Institute),-1971, Vol., 2, No. 6. pp 93-97 (from RZh-
Mekbanika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 6B951)
Translation; The experimental Characteristics of three-dimensional turbulent
tracks behind cylinders of elongation 5-22 in a transverse flow in the Reynolds
number range (6.3-42)-103 are presented., The average and pulsation charac-
teristics of the flow are examined in detail in a number of.transverse cross
sections: isotacbs, lines of equal valu e5 of the three components of the
pulsation velocity and also of equal Values of the coefficient-, for the three-
dimensional correlation between longitudinal velocity pulsations. It is
shmm that at a certain distance from the cylinder, depending upon its elonga-
tion, there occurs a flattening of.the turbulent trac~,,~I.e., if the isotachs
are elongated close to the cylinder along'.itz axis,in the transverse cross
sections of the track, after flattening tbe~ isotachs are elongated in a direc-
tion perpendicular to the ~Znitial. direction. Deformation of the lines of
112

iiW.'W
USSR
UKHANOVA, L. N., Ucb. zap. T-;entr. aero--7gidrodinm. in-ta, 1971, Vol. 2,
No. 6, pp 93-97
equal values of the velocity pulsations and the isocorrelates similarly occurs.
It is pointed out that a similar phenoaenon is observed in an experimental
study of submerged turbulent jets coming from rectangular openings. A. S,
Ginevskiy.
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21-2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0054601
ARSTiZACT/E~XTRACT--(Ul GP-G- ABSTRACT. AVERAGE MGNTHLY FALLJUT DENSITIES
OF RADIOCATIVE FISSION PRODUCTS WERE ANALYZED AN'D RESULTS All'~E TABULATED
STUDIES WERE CONDUCTED ON DIRECT CONTAMINATIOiN' OF PLANTS BY RADIOACTIV;
FALLOUT AND ASSIMILATI&N BY THE ROOT SYYJEM OF *-'AOIOISOTOPES IN 7HE
SOIL. TAbLES ARE PRLSENTED TO SHOW.RA013ACTIVITY OF PRIME144 CE,
PRIME137 CS, PRIME106 RU, PRIME90 SP,:AND PRIME95 ZR IN HERBACEOUS
-PLANTS, GREEN WHEAT, 1,44EAT GRAINt SUG.AR.BEETS, A140 ROCT VEGETABLES. IT
WAS CONCLUDED THAT DIRECT CONTAMINATION OF VAKIbUS TYPES OF AGRICULTURAL
PLANTS BY RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT ARISES FROM THE INITIAL:HOLDING AND TTS
SUBSEQUENT REMOVAL UNDER THE EFFECT or ENVIRUNMENTAL PACTORS.
FACILITY: GUSUDARSTVENNYI KOMITtT POASPOLIZOVANIYU ATOMN01 ENERGII
SSSR, MOSCOW.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 53S.242.2
LAZAREV, V. P., OKHANOVA Z. 1.
"'Ibe FM-99 Photometer Attachment"
Leningrad, Optiko Mekhanicheskaya Promyshlennost', Nb 3, 1972, pp 21-23.
Abstract: The new FM-99 photometer attachment is described. This device
has greater sensitivity in the ultraviolet area of the specturm than the
older FINI-59 photometer attachment, and allows measurvment of integral re-
flection factors by the absolute r"ethod (without corrqtaxison standards).
A photograph, diagram of the. optical system of the p4otometor and curves
of the spoctral sensit`-Lvity~ of the devite are P-I~esentod. Tests hx~e shot-im
that the reDroducibility of measurements*-is tl%jabs.). The device weighs
.4-5 kg,and is 0.5 m long,.making4t,easily portable.
CSOs 1861- W
-MIMI

112 015 UNC'C1,,SS1,F.1ED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--PRIMARY STAGES OF VISCOSE FlOtWFORMATtON -U-
-1041-eV ANOVA Z.V., PROZOROVAs tG.YE.v ANTIPOVAI, R.V., PAPKOVI S.P.
AUTHOR
--,:COUNTRY OF INFO- USSR
"SOURCE KH1m* VOLOKNA 1970v (Ill 32-.4
DATE ~PUBLISHED -------- to
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
10PIC-TAG$--RAYON# ELONGATION
` r, al T R 0 LMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'REEL/FRAME--1984/1824 STEP NO-~fJR/018.31701:000/001/0032/0034
:.~~_CIRC~ ACCESSION NO--AP0100398
UNCLASS IF LED

2/2 015 U14CLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100398
ABSTRACT/EXTRAC-T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FORCED,SYNERESIS nF RAYON (1)
FIBERS [U., ET. AL.t 1968) FORMED IN PPTN. SATHS CONTG, H SUB2 SO SUB4
809 NA SUB2 SO SUE14 120? AND Zo"M SU34 0-150 G-L" WAS STUDIED. MAX .
FORCED SYNERESIS RATE WAS REACHED WHEN THE STIRETCHLNG RATIO WAS 1*25-1.6
(DEPENDING ON BATH COMPN.I. THE TOTAL~ AMT. OF H~'ISU82-0 SEPD. FROM THE
FIBERS DUE TO NATURAL SYNERSIS WAS~CGNST*, THE STPF-NGYH'OF THE I YARN
FORMED DURING ORI-ENTATIONAL-ELONGATION'WAS ESSENTIALLY INDEPENDENT OF
THE COMPIN. 00 THE BATH. THUSt THE PRIMARY STAGES,~IOF FORMATION OF I YARN
PREVIOUSLY DISCUSSED WERE IN AGREEMEINIT :WITH THE EX,PTL. DATA.

u Ass UPIE-0 ?ROCESSING OAT 230CT70-
r2 on
TITLE--LOW T&WERATURE IRRADIATION OF GERMANIUM BY'. 28-MEV ELECTRONS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-ABIYEV, A*K.i UKHINt N.A.
:--COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--F IZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970*~ 4t IJ 4- 7
-PUBLISHED..! ------ 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
IP.RADIATIGNt..ELECTRON
",-.cbNTROL MARK I NG--NO, RESTR ICT IONS
POCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
'"PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1726 STEP NU--UR/0449-/70/t~Oet/O(J3/0484/0487
~:CfRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120438
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7C
CI.RC ACCESSION NG--AP0120438
ABSTRIACTIEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE HALL EMF. ANO THE COND. OF N
TYPE GE (RESISTIVITY 0.1-14.0 OHM CM) ;DURING THE IRRAON. BY 38-MEV
ELECTRONS, WERE MEASURED AT 88DEGREESKo. THE EXPTL. RESULTS ARE
EXPLAINED BY THE FORMATIDN OF DI~ORDCERED REGIONS-, TO CALC- PARAMETEPS OF
THESE REGIONSt THE GOSSICK MODEL 1195-9:).*WAS USED, THE~MOST PROBABLY
MEAN VALUES,.~- ARE GIVEN: THE RADIUS OF THE.REGION L35-900 ANGSTROm, THE
CQNCN. OF ACCEPTORS 10 PRIMt 17-3 TImES.:10.pRviEtq-.r-m PRIME3, ANO THE
THRESH0LO,ENEPGY OrP THE FORMATIOWOF:REGIONS 15-1-9.7 KEV.
-INST. FIZ.9 BAKU
FACILITY: usskft~
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621.782.2
D011"EV-5KIY, D.B., LIBOV9 L.D.j LIMNOV, V.L., LICIMAX0, -NOVOSELOY,
RkVICH, Y.N., VACHEV, V.D. IN 24 .-A.
BEfroct Of Radiation On Galli= Fhosphida P-117 Junctions"
Tab. Radiate. fiz. nemtt. kristallov. Tj. Ch.2. (BadiatiOn Pl-.~ylAcB Of Noft-
o
n
tallic Cr.;stals. Port 2-Go-11cetion Qf Works), Viev, 'Eauk-du=1"a,'
:55 (from RZI---Mektronika i yveye:ZLi
1971 PP 50-5 _=entnxi o, :111o 12, Doe 1971,
IF y_
Abstract No 12B5~4)
-n junc-1 ions vere obtained lt~v the mothed of liquid opitwxy
with n-(;a.P. ',~bi apitaxial p-reGion wus doped with OP ana Zn. Irradiation was
don-- witi rvaotor n4utrona- and, also electrons vii-th 28 21'ev anorgy at temparatures
above 5 0. 7e
s char3cteric tics ana the fl.,,-ctroluminoscant
apactra vero investi:, teel at rco= and nitrogen ta=pcr~kt,-ir,-. A2f4!-,r 1-radintion,
U ~3
L-r-anch of tho c~irnan"-
voltRio character4atics in oh',fted to th5
rag-Ion of imall~~r valta--rua (tha lLfotino of zinority carri,-3re 1-3 docromw.d) and
boo-maon11Y ar, of the flux to t!')e sz.'1q& 0~'# t`--t, lor~or vollnc-es
L
(ikicr~!aee o:' th~ reaisti%i4y of tho initial =atarial), kftar irradiation tho
intensity of all tho apactral bands of ale atroltL-nino oconca iiro d-iiercasod. Via,

USSR
D0,111-NIEVSK11", 1). S., et al., Radiats. f4z. nemet. kristallov, T.3. Ch.2.
(Radiation Phvs-ics Of Nonmetallic Crystals. Vol. 3, Paxt 2-Collection Of
Works), Kiev, "Nauk. dumka," 1971, pp 30-53 (C
from M-Elek"ronika i ve-~e
prim-enenive, No 12, Dec 1971, Abstract No 12B534)
int a na it-y of -tho rcd b--nd with a flux dacresaad approxLmatcly 1.5 Itl-Aas more
slow-ly that, thn green. -Ira opectral composition of the radiation changrad after
irradiatica. The rt!e-,ilte prenenttd indica'te that th5 chanr-e of the electrice!
and opticnl characteristics of GaP p-n junctiow) after irradi.3"tion have the sa=o
cvmractar as in ithe co5o of GaAc p-n junct ;Iione. 3 -111. 11 tab. r5r.
2/2
95

USSR UDQ 621.782.2.002:535-376
Wo V.L.,
IOMSE-MV, 1.7-.ACL7~V, V.D
uOptical Ana Electrical Fropertiee Of Irradiated Gwks Diodoe (A~nnealing)`
V ob. TtRdiatc. Aliz. nenut. kristallov (Radiation Fhyalcs Of Xon=etallic
Crystals--Collection O-f 'iorke), Vol 3, Part 2, Kiev, ~'_Naukduc:ka," 1c) 1, pp
57
-ordikaiye',",e nrimcnaniye
44-49 ("rom No 10, October 1971,
Abstract No 10 u4c~5)
Translation;- Th~ cfloct wr.!i iwzostigatea of icochronolls ennoaling-on the
spectra of rodi tive rcco=bination of n-Gahs p-n junctiono irradiated by faet
reactor nc_utronn. An aralyoie of the revulto obtEiined --kons it po-suible to
conclude th~~t 4uring nc,,itron irradiation) the decrease of lifetime is deter-
mined- by tha r.-Eicns ct' di,-oz-6cr li;hich are effective centere of nonradiative
rac-:).~Unaiion. ~ ill. 6 ref. E.S.

USSR
621.382.21

DOWMKIY, D. S., LIMINOV, V. L., LOMAKO, V. M.,
SAMILGA~ V. P., TKACEEV,
%
F-in, Xdnsk
V. D.1 UMIN, N. A.. Belorussian State, University im"'nul"V71"M ni
IlRadiation Changes in the Voltage-Current Characteris~ics of Heavily Doped
Gallium Arsenide PN Junctions"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhaika Poluprovodhikov, Vol 4, No 8, Aug'70, pp 1425-
1431
Abstract; An investigation is made into the change in electrical character-
istics of heavily doped gallium arsenide~PN Junctions under the effect of
irradiation in a mixed (neutron-gamma) field of a reactor and fast electrons
with an energy of 28 MO. In many specimens~tunnel transitions are detected
in the initial state wit-h the participation of.defect levels in the forbidder.
band. Emission brIngs about an increase in excess current due to the intro-
duction of radiation defects which produce closely situated levels througaouc
the entire forbidden band. An increase was,observed inthe density of states
in the tails of the bands due to activation of the-electrically inactive Dart
of the dopants under the effect of radiation.-. In the case of.high radiaclon
intensities, there is an increase in excess current in narrow PN Junctions
due to the disordered regions which appear. in the junctio.ra.

'USSR UDO:~~ 621-382 -2
LB. Mt
'OV, V. L., LOIIL4KO~, V. ~1., UWIC, V, V. D., and UMM4, N. A.
lit" Al. -at W!
"Recombination Radiation Meehanism, in Strongly Alloyed GaAs p-n Junctions"
Leningrad,, Fizika i tekhnilka polu2rovodnikov, Vol 40 No -12) 1970, pp 2236-2240
Abstract: Mere are two explanations of the nature of the motrable band
observed in strongly alloyed p-n junctions under the application of small bias
voltages: one is the model of diagonal tunneling; the other the model of filled
zones. The authors investigate these two possible meahauisms:by estimating
their contribution through the use of their different deTbendence on the life
time of the current carriers. in the experInients descril~ed, two types of p-n
junction were investigated. The first wais developed by. the diffusion of zinc
in n-type GaAs alloyed with Te; the seconcl by mltktig tirA Into! p-type Gaj~s
alloyed irith Zri. Volt-ampere characteristics and mcombl=tion radiation
spectra of the two types were measured and plotted at 80,and 3000 K before
and after irradiation by high-speed neutrons. Inmovable landz sometims ob-
served simultaneously were also studied. TUe authors express their gratitude
to V. P. Smilg for his useful connents.

USSR uDc 621.382.oi6.35
ZARUDSKIY, V. F. , LI-EVITSIM, K. B., MU114BT-KC, V. 3. Ufl -~Ilq 11. A.
"Comparative Results of Neutron Irradiation of Med-'UM-Pwwer High-Frequency
1PN co
Diffusion and Diffusion-Ion 14 Sili n,Transistors!"
'Moscow, PoluDrovodnikoywe Pribory idkh Pr1MgngnjZV~, N 2h, Izd-vo "Sovet-
0
skoye Radio", 1970, PP 2T-30
Abstract: The authors study neutron irradiation o--f' NPN silicon transistors
~iade by double diffusion of dopants into an epitaxial layer, and by single
diffusion of boron with subsequent ion injection of phos-plorus to Produce
the.emitter junction. it is shovn thattbe radiation resistance of both
types of transistors is determined by the radiation t1roperties of the ma-
terial of the base layer and is independent of the technological procedure
used to make the einnitter junction. Th6,,results also show that ion doping
ra
has considerable promise as a technological proced-t-re for making . nsistors
fith optimum radiation resistance. One~figure, one table, bibliography
of four titles.

j; qjc~t
m~.JILX. "Z4% %W74s"do oul in W".1044.1 -AW414ni jo) Palle.;J* %a-
'es'sualsAl uQ%%tsuQju% RUTIV21446-.1 in votoa4 pw4sallfte btu - -psognottp aat c"J.,
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tivon puv gj"Aom uollipwojul voij paujilqo wisp 14914d I Isuo %okV4oA.jj* Itm ^a
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USSR UDC.' 669.765'75:548.5
VIGDOROVICH, V. N., UKHLI DOLINS)AYA, N. Yu., HARYCHEV, V. V.,
Moscw*
I'Study.of Conditions of Production of Single! Crystals of bismuth and bismuth-
antimony alloys"
Moscow, 12vestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Metally, No 6, 1973, pp 57-63.
Abstract: The process of growth of single crystals of bismuth and bismuth-
antimony alloys has a number of peculiarities which make it difficult to pro-
duce them reliably and to achieve structural perfection, It is particularly
difficult to prevent curvature of the crystal relative to the growth direction,
the appearance of parasitic blocks on.oad side of the single crystal and the
formation of structural defects such as twins, dislocaOons, etc. Changing of
external conditions does not eliminate these diffiCUltiVS, indicating that
they result from the crystallochemical nature of bismuth and antimony. '171c
authors recommend use of the most favorable orientatiom, of sceds to a~swre
reproducible growth of single crystals. Optimal growth directions are
recommended to provide the best structure.during growth of single crystals.
The optimal directions are those for which. tho shear pl4ines (111) and (11T)
112

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Acc. r Raf,,Godc: UR 0297
*0034405
V~i 14 r 2, PP 99-/6a
IDRD URCE A tiki, 1970,
=Y SOU
A NEW OFMICROINIONOSRORA PRODIVCING
SlDbsTREPTOMYCIN
auze, G. F. Brazhnikova, M. ~G.;,Sveshnikova, M.
tkholin Nechayevai N.
a, R. S.i
Institute for New Ant ib;r, tics, Academy of Ale-dical Sciences a f the USSP, Moscow
Two cultures (15-10 nod 1-575) of Alleromrnaspora were .isola led from~ ,.I sil"Itille 4)~
tropical soil. The stains are described as a new species designatedias Mi
pallida sp. ro,,. M. pailida differs froin other species by the absL,,,,--e of -,zhe myCe um
coloration and an ability to forat well developed non-sporulating iii2riai mycelium o--n
cqrtaln media. Antibiotic' r-nannosidostreptorPycin wasizolated krom the -.Lnilture fluid -
of strain 1575.
-19711065

9,;1 (),1
X-6b APPLICATION OF HXCIRLMI SOV74DING MICHOMIMASIS TO IN%T.Sll(:A,7T. SUMCCIN-
DUCT;R SOLID SOLUTIO.M1. OUTAINMI Al TIM; WJ401) OF CAPACITIVE V.1-17A.'rf
..v
[Artlctv by T. A. Mhor4knyd' T, A. Ginel'farb, L 4. poir!
III Simpariu~ po rmte%enq A
Moscow I No~os '; in i Si to", Poluprv-d-
niko-kh grtitnilov L Vlenck, R"slan, I.-I) June 191.1,
was u4g4 t." tv-2' f~rc~
pe-cul-tart tion. of. the 01itribution of the-banic compon-intis Y1t1',,r*MF-i
thickn,-,ms of.joy#rs.of secil conductj nit A-J.1d --lutf-a ~( A 0 -A I And
A ... OY-A"EIV' obtained 1,y the mthod of liquid epLtaxy (C&M-AtAs. Lzr-c&r,
GoAsv-ZnSv, and so. oa).: Thu pxo4a41ur*I p"91bilities of the local X-rev Ar.c,
trAl And* mtcroctit1hods luminescence anAlvae. for atudyinr the gr-th -.rr~crs~
of Remiconisuctor crystals and filrA vere demonstrated. The tvvTarvtn~rv fu---
tionn an the votrintion of the dt.arrtbuts-n cc-mrients of, the ccop--*"m~ be-
twacn..Lhe nolU 01 e mbcained.bv the re-%ulta or m-m-raT spe,-
''Pha*6: 4"4 31411Aid
c.
tval and . thode, luminescence measurements *agree w. 11 ith the 'thiartzical,
virves. , The. sImul,taAeous -Tecor41ng of ihe:.x-rsy~ and optical sit.-
'j
v616~sgun'kho'cirdeif of 0t-v*rsI-r4cVRnx 3,.Oriaitted investlRattaq at tN* -I
of %4rfitf6ri 6r-thi-pliiiiiii Paramaterst In particular, tht width of t~r.T.' I
bidden zona aloug'With the distributIcon lave of the campp Onto in Lise. "tt.~
141 layers.

Hech'anical Properties
uDc: 669.7.ol6
AFANASIYEV, V. K., UKHOV, V. L., Krasnoyarsk Institute of Nonferrous Metals
"Influence of Tensile Strain Pate and Temorature on Some Properties of
Binary Alloys in the Al-Mg System!'
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 4, APr 7311 PP:105-109
Abstract: An investigation is made'of the effect of stradn rate and tem-
perature factors on the mechanical properties, microstruz.t-ure and type of
finwture in aluminum alloys containing 1.12-11.5% magnesium. The tests
were:done at temperatures of 20-3500C and tensile strain rates of 10-3_102
=a/min. The results reveal intervals of strain rates and tekneratiares
vhere the investigated alloys have low ductility. The drop in ductility
cm-responds to the development of porosity, in, the microtstructu-re. In this
case, fracture is mixed, and chiefly trans crystallite. Increasing the mag-
nesium content and reducing the tens'Lle strain rate broaden the temperature
range of law ductility, and reduce the absolute values of.ductility charac-
teristics in this interval. At high test temperatures, the nature of frac-
t=e changes from mtyed (at points of accumulation of decwy products and
"microporosity", and partly along grain boundaries) to intlergranular. The

USSR UDG 621..~14.58 (088.8)
.1-PITSIN, V.V
AKODIS, M.M., -DROBISMA, T.YA.' V.SAO: LUral'sk politekhn.
in-t~--Ural Polytechnical Inatitute
''uFrequency Converter Using Controlled Rectifiers"
USSR Authorl.sCertificate No 26776 filed 16 Jan 68, publinhed,9 JulY 70 (ftom
'butract No 2B5 5P)
Zh-Elektranika i yeye prime-i e
R 2p~iygj, No 2, F bruary 1971,
Translst;ion- In order to increase the affectivenessand reliabil'ty of thyristor
'fro -uaturable~re:actors, itfis propoeed in uhunting
'quency c,onverters which contain
thyristorized netqor;ca to connect a. a6miconductor diode a4d a resistor in parallel
nd- to inaludis a capacitor in nerion'with thom.: 1 ill., I.R.
i/3'.

USSR UDC 615-217.4-015
KUZIMSKIY, B. B., AKM-M, A. A., UKROVA. L. I., YARXIEIN, A. P.~ and
BIUWVA, G. V., Minsk Medical InatAdte- 'REW'Thstitute'; of Physical and Organic
Chemistry, Academy of Scienceel, Beloruse.i.an SSR
"Pharmacological Properties of Stereoisomeric. 4-Vinyl~sthynyl- and 4-j3u4.yi-
Substituted Decahydro-4-quinololds"
Moscow, Farukakoloaiya i Toksikologiya, No 6, 1972, pp 665-668
Abstract: 7he spectrum of neurotropic activity of several new decahydraquinoline
derivatives (2-methyl- and 1,2-direthyl-l~--Nriaiylethynyl(lecahydToouinololes-4 and
2-methyl- and 1,2--dimethyl-lp-butAdecahydroquirololes-4) was studied in eToeri-
ments on mice. rats,, and cats. The compotaids were found to have Fanf.,lion-
blocking and antinicotiulc activity. , They inhibited. the trr:-,nsirj.r-,;ion o1' excita-
tion mainly in the parasympathetic ganglia, of the hearth, had little effi!ct on
the-superior cervical i!anF n, and did noV significani;ly alter the
of the M-cholinoreceDtors or noncholinergic neurons. The ganglion-blocking and
antinicotinic activity of the compounds varies vith their chemical and spatial
structure. Lan-
ge doses intensify. the central action of' amphVt!wine sulfate,
prolonging ster-ectypic navements in the rat. The 2a~e isomer, a tertiary amino
alcohol, is the most active. There is no correlation botween 21-choline-Iblocking
tiv~ty and toxicity when the configuration of the compounds is changed.

USSR
UD" 5 4' + 51, 7 - 59, 5
j( ij~, T "'C""' % -. '
U7 IL V.A L -nc -
A A. 1j;L OVA
~i., i n s k 3 t' I L. E.
aite ',edical inst, F; In ."'u~e ol
Academy o Sr-itnces SIR,, and Instit
Cute of
N. D. Ze' nsk-Y icad
Ll am-Y of ~;ciences USSR
"Conformational Bff-ects of 1,2,4-Substitlv~ed Decatlydroquincloi-4. Deri-
vatives or, Their Biologic
-11 Activity"
1,10SCOVI, Izvestiva Akadenii Nauki, Set r FA Kh im i ch e C.; X.- ___j
ava No 7, Jul ?0,
PP 9
Abstract- Cholinoly-tlc activL
1-y depends or, the hyd-zocarbon
-Eu -b s t i7, -ue n n o o on 4-. Th mi o -- t active-- a"e with an ethy-
nyl ~3o with a vinyl, 4~'rld le al-rl~ a1A-1 those, wlth,
an ethyl or acetyl substituento, As far ris: the of s-Paci-:-d orien-
tation. is conceimed, com-Dounds with the methyl and alk-yl Eroups in
2-axial, 4-r-.quatorial conformation are mor"t activel, Ithos(t-- 2e4a-oriented
are less actLva, and 2e'le substituted ones are lea,.i)t actlive. Toxicilk-ly
of this type of compounds relatee.in th.c, opposite direction; the leai~t
Toxic are those of the SFar,'.1r;'S* followed by 2e.4,a and 2e4e compounds
in-increasin- order of toxic-it
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UNrLASSIPIED PROCESSING 04TE--040EC70
2/Z Oil
2 '?
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134665
CIRC A CC
A ACC T ~fi
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PASSING HCL INTO MIXED ISOMERS OF
B STP
F
ilz,DIMETHYLDECAliYDROt4tQLIINOLONES (T) IN ET SU62 0 (,AVE A MIXT. OF HCL
SALTS, WHICH WERE SEPD. INTO A SALT IM Vl.tI68-!~gDEGREES AND A SALT
(IIJ) M. 146-7DEGREES; TREATMENT-OF THE !FILTRATE:~ FROK THIS WITH PICRIC
ACID GAVE A PiCRATE (IV) M. 193-4DEGPEES AND'A P KRATE,(V) M,
173-4DEGREES. 11 TREATED 141TH K SUB2~CO'SUB3 GAYE AN ISOMER (VI) OF 1,
B'SUBI TIMES 5 85-7DEGREESt N PRIME20 SUBD 1.4956; ALSO FORMEO FROM V.
I I I GAVE AN ISOMER (VT 1 ) OF B SUBI TIMES, 5 87-80[-QREE'-Sv 14. 52-3DEGREESt
WHICH WAS FORMED IN PART BY IVv ALONG WITH V1. C, SUBI! 11 SUB2 PASSED
INTO NA IN LIQ. N14 SUG3 3 HRP THEN 7REATEO WITH V1 GAVE 56PERCENT
l*2vDlMET114YLt4tETHYNYLDECAHYDROt4pQU
MUM, M. 1-3A-50E':GkEESp WHILE THE
Vr
MOTHER LIQUOR GA c 429PERCENT ISOMER, M 1'115-160EGREES-t SIMILAR REACTION
*dk, M- L334-3.50EGREES IN
WITH VII GAVE 56PERCENT 4sQUINOLOL ISOM
YIELD. THE PIPERIDONE WHICH,FORNS VI PRGBABLY HAS CIS RING
JUNCTUREo VII EVIDENTLY IS CAPABLE OF REALTING 14ATH NAC TRIPLE.BOIND CH
VERY STEREO-SELECTIVELY AND TO FORM ONLY THE ONE ~SOMEER OF THE,QUINGLOL
WITH AN EQUATOPIAL ETHYNYL GROUP's.. FACILITY: INST, FIZ. ORG.
KHIM., MOSCOWr USSR,
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR uDc 617.78ii-009.24-073.96-o92.9
UKMIL, B., NOVOTIPI, M., and POIAM, I., Clinic of E4r, Nose and Throat Dis-
of Social I~Ldici ne, Purkiiije University, Brno
"Objective Recordin.- of Postrotation Nystagmus in ExpeTimental Animals
Floscow, Vestnik Otorinolaringolo ii., ~o 6, 197 pp 55-58
9 2
-Dig -ly designed chair at
Abstract: Thirty guinea - s,were rotatOd in a specia.L
different speeds from 8 to 1000/sec to de'termine the threshold of excitability
of, the vestib,,Llar apparatus and- establish the relationship between individual
values of the electronystaGmgram and the speed of rotation. None of the
animals reacted to 80/sec, the lcrrest rate of rotation;'.1 did so to 10'3/sec,,
5 to 32 0/Isec, 16 to 11110/sec, and 24 to 16,11 sec. . Thus, in most of the anninals
the threshold of excitability of the vesti~ular apparatus was in the 14 to 16'/
sec range. The relationship between the individ,-m! valLtes of the electro-
nystagmogram,and rate of rotation expressed.in,logaritbnis was found to be a
at 1411/s
linear one starting ec.,

.Radiob4dlogy
USSR UDC 616.136.4+616.149.2l]-001.29-092.9-085.276-059:615,355:577.156.014
UKLONSKAYA_L, I , YUDRYAVTSEV, V. D.,;SUSIIKEVICH, L.1 N., and CHERKASOV,
V. F., Department of Radiation Pathophysiology (Chief, Prof. V. P. Baluda),
~Scientific Research Institute of Medical Radiology, Academy of Medical
Sciences USSR, Obninsk
"The Effect of Antiphlogistic and Antiproteolytic Preparations on Vascular
Disturbances of the Intestines of Animals Irradiated by Suoerlethal Doses"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii I Meditsiny, Vol 76, No 8,
Aug 73, pp 37-39
Abstract: In experiments couducted on rais irradiated with superlethal doses
of C060 gamma-rays (900 and 1000 r), antiphlogistic (btatadion -- 5 mg/ktv,
paracetamol -- 15 mg/kg, and rheopyrene --.3 mg/kg) and antiproteolytic
(trasylol -- 7.5 CIU/kg in combination with E-aminocap~onic acid -- 200
mg/kg) preparations were injected intraperitoneal-Ly. 1~e functional con-
dition of the vascular wall of the small:and large Intestines of rats was
assessed 72 hours after irradiation by the Iappearance or Evatis blue in the
Intestinal tissues.
Butadioh, which considerably diminished the amount of stain in the tissue,
vival period
proved to be the most effective. It also,increased the sur
1/2,

USSR
UKLONSKAYA, L. I., et al., Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Bialogii i 'Medit-
siny, Vol 76, No 8, Aug 73, pp 37-39
of the irradiated animals; this permitted:the suppos.ition.to be made that
vascular disturbance~i played a definite role in the pathogenesis of the
intestinal 'form of radiation sickness., 2~figures- :13 references.
2/2
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9 rfi4Aj 7 CA
UDC; 616-053.2-082:362.11:005
OFICV11ZATIONAL AND KnIOMLOG1141 101 AT DONFTSKAYA 651AST HOSPITALS W1111
VXFEPXt,CF. TO MEDICAL CARE FOR CHILDREN
'[Article by A. Lklo 11.1di,late of medical sciences,
rol'dshtcyn, fie Research Institute of Social UYSieng -InS
I
~IZIT-7're-dlkh Orgaiazation Iment N.A. Sair-anhito. Moscow; Donernkayo Oblast
17hildren's HOrPitAl; Donetakaya Oblast Central Clinical Hospital; Moscow,
Sovctsk
Kaye 'dravookhranenlye, Rusal4n~ No 2, 1972, submitted 28 September
19U. pp 12.161
There are three oblast hospitalt with distinct functions in Donotskaya.
Oblabt. Oblast Hospital Imcni R.I. Kallnina Is the center for.therapeutle
~Ar_ conaultat1vt za wall as ortanizational ani'mattiodalogicat work reI4-tedto
ni'dical care for the adult populationthc Oblast Children'$ Hospital takes
care of the urban child population, and chawitilarit Central Clinical Hospital
tAkes care.of the rural population, including children.
Denstakaya Oblast 'Is. an Industrial area. The urhan population iti
larzer. than the rural (76 and 24, respectl4cly). There are 257 thera licutic
and prophylactic inutitutiont. with'1,579 pedi4r`r1C I -an's t'ak'in'g rare of the
cbildrttn~ S7mcialtred'-dare im polyclinics i~ render~a 'by 39 ophthalmological,
42 otorhinolary-nSologicati, 12 surgical. 56 neurological and psychiatric 31
rbz=.rraIogIcal, and 13.cndocrinol~gical offices. The ob ,laat hospitals have
9,950 beds for children, including 2,543 In 19 chi ldreo's: therapeutic bn ,i4pitals.
The Oblast Children ,a Hospital has a rapacity of 500 bedz and a Poly-
C.Itnic that-can see 500*patlenta per day; cho latter services six pediatric
of the city and, at the mace tir;e, offers consultaLionu; tho,
itr=turc of the Oblast Children's Hospital Includes An organizaLional. and
n~thodoloslcal office, laboratories with.departmcrit-p for.clinic-al,
not 0110, x-ray laboratory. Nrictional d1arnostic
Uice, three phymiotherApy departments And three offices for dicrapautic
physical culture, a pathoanatomical department with a li,101011iflt.ologi Cal, I"b0-
ratory.
Thare ate ten specialized departments In the hospital: throc therapeutic
(160 beds), two infectious (120). two surgical (120) including it department
- 13 -

USSR UDC: 621-396.6.017.72
SEVEMM, V. V. MIDNSKIY, D. A. , VA`_RLJ1d4DVA, N. V. ,MINSKER, Ye. I.
"Ifeat Conducting Organosilicon Materials"
Obmen opytom.v radio-oron-sti (Experienc.e Pooling in.the Radio Industry),
VYP- 10, Moscow, 101TO, pp 39-40 (from RM-Radio~lekhnika, No 2, Feb 71,
Abstract No 2V320)
Translation- The overall thermal conductivity of a g 1. -1 en device may drop
appreciably as a result of an increasle in contact thermal resistance -when
there are air gaps betwelen contaLting surfaces. . These resistances are re-
duced by using heat conducting pa3tes, those vith an organosilicon base in
particular. Among these are thirotropic pastes designed merely for filling;
gaps and not for cerenting,- and pastes of the "Elasto,-il" type which harden
after application and may also~act as cements or,sealalnts. Data on these
pastes are given. Three tables. N. S.

Translation: This Patent introduces a memory device which contains
storage modules whose memory elements:are arranged in a circle and are
connected to recording and readout mechanisms, The,device also includes
a drive and a control unit. As a distinguishing fe'ature of the patent,
the.operational reliability of the device is iMDroved by adding a track-
:Lng screv couple. The screw of this tracking mecbai*_.ism is connected to
a worm shaft in the readout mechanism while the nur is connected to a
Vorm shaft in the recording mtechanism. Also added for operational-
reliability are mechanisms for keyboard interlock and readout delay.
Follow-xrp levers in these mec~hanisms. are: coupled to~ one of the tapered
surfaces of the nut, in. the tradking screw couple e-rid also to the follow-
up lever of the mechanism for actuating the clutch for the wozm shaft
1/2

USSR UDC 629.76/.78.015:533.6
PETROV, B. N., VLASOV, A. G., MITROSH114 E. I., UKOLOV T. S.
Stochastic Optimal Control System Under Entry Into the Atmosphere With Second
Cosmic Velocity"
V sb. Upravlenive v kosmose. T. I (Control In Space. Vol 1 Collection of
vorks), Moscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 32-40 (from RZh4fekhanika, No 3, Mar 73,
Abstract No 3B345)
Translation: The problem of the optimal control of the perturbed motion of a
descending space ship Is disclussed in the,stodhastic appro:~Imatioa. 6, ref .
Authors- abstract.

USSR UIC 620.78.062.2
~"Processes of Adaptation in _Mrcraf t Control Systems".
inform. Materialy.. Nauch. Sover po Kompleks, Probl. (Information Materials
of the Scientific Council on Complex Problems.). "Kiberneatika." AN SSSR,
No 6 (53), 1972, pp 5-19 (from Px-,ferativnyy Zhurnal, Yaketostroyeniye, No 5~
1972, Abstract No 5.41,210 by L.A. Ye.)
ticularity of adaptive (self-adjusting) sys-
Translation: The principal paid,
tems.congists in the fact that evaluating and analy%fng
Lhe dynamic charac-
teristic6 of the aircraft directly in the process, of flight, the system
-reorganizes the parameters of the control circuit: in the necessary direction
for providing the optiumil reserves of stability =d qu,:Ility,of I-lie control
processr--s. ft has been shman by research, as,well on by opca-.,ttLng exnerience
that the use of ,-elf-adjusting and automatic pilots providea: simplificat-Jon
of the control systeiis due to the eliminatian of data unics and systems,
previously, nece8sary for routine change of the transmi~!~sion ratios; an in-
crease of operating reliability and. rafety.; contraction of the 6cope
'of stand and flight tescs by-one -or two. Orderp, of ma gni rude ', a decrease of
s_ for replateimei:,,_ c p nents; ove of
!the requirements for allawance o iap r ment
112

USSR
UKOLOV, 1. S., Inform. Materialy. Nauch~. Sovet p0 Kai,~ipleks. Probi. "Kiber-
netika." AN SSSI', No 6 (53), 1972, rip 5-19 (from EeEerativllyy Zhurnal,
Plaketostroyeniye, No 5. 1972, Abstrnet Vo 5.41,210 by T. A. Ye.)
the technical char act eris tics (controlability and stiability) under critical
flight conditions, etc. The Dresent article deals with problems of adaptation
of the dynamic conditions of an aircraft, the indicators of quality evaluation
and identification in self-adjusting systems, the algorittinic epproach to the
investigation and realization of adaptive systems, the ef-Fectiveness of
adaptive systems, and the basic functional, problems. 10 references.
2/2
2

USSR UDC 629.78.015-076.8
VIK-TOROV, B. V. , OLEYNICII-ENKO, L. G. , and
"Investigation of a System of Variable Structure for Controlling Descent in
an Atmosphere With Account Taken- of Time Lag,in Processing the Control
Co=aand"
Inform. Materialy. Nauch. Sovet po Rompleks. Probl. (Itiformation Materials
of the Scientific Council on Complex Problems). "Kibeinetika." Ali SSSR,
aal, 'Oaketastroyeniye,
No 6 (53), 1972, pp 47054 (from Refer.ativnyy,Zhuri
No 5, 1972, Abstract No 5.41.1136 by T. A. ~'Ye.)
Translation: In a preliminary investigation of descent contxol systems, the
ordinai-j trajectory motion of the deseending,craft Is studied Separately from
the motion of the descending craft in relatioa to the center of mass. However,
0
a Lag in processing the control comm-mid 6xerts a substlat4al influence upon
the quality of the control process. There, is pointed cut. thga iiccessity for
simultaneous consideration of the total motion of the descending craft, and
for, the influence of comparatively r--pfd oscillations of the
craf c in relation to the center of maf3s upon. the chareici:er of control of
the' parnmeters of trajectory.notion. .5 flguras- 5 ref4!renCfl1;.

112 051 UNCUASSI:F.10 PkOCESS;ING OATE--160CT70
TITLE--STOCHASTIC OPTIMAL CONTROL SYSTEM:OF REENTRY:~AT SUPERCIRCULAR
---VELOCITY -U-
AUTHOR-04)-PETROV, B.N., VLASOV, A.G., MITROSHINt E.I., UKOLOV, I.S.
/A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSRv FRANCE
SOURCE- I.NTEkNAT IONAL FEDE8ATION OF, AUTOMATIC CEINTRIDLt SYMPOSIUM ON
MAR. 2-6, 1970, PAPER. 17
AUTOMATIC CONTROL, 3RD, TOULOUSE FRANCE
DATE -PUBLISHED ------- 70
JECT AREAS,--SPACE TECHIJOLOGYi NAVLGATION
TA%GS--REENTRY T~ZAJCECTO'kyt SPACECRAFT REENTRY, SPACECRAFT CONTROL,
TRAJ ECTORY OPTIMIZATION
iCUNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'-PROXY REEL/FRA.",E-1996/0002 STEP NO--FR/0000/'rU/000/00,')/0017/0017
_C R CACCESSION NO--AT0117302
UNC L A S S I F I E

212 051 UNCLAS-SIFIED PROCESSING QATE-160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0117302
~ABS'TRACT/EXTI"-,~'t'~-T--'%U) GP-0- ABST?A-CT. TliEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF SPACECRAFT
REENTRY TRAJECTORY CONTROL WI TH THE AID OF ACCELEk~ATORS MOU"JED O'N A
GYROSTABILIZED PLATFORM AS FLIGHT INFORMATION SJUR-CES. aEENTkY
TRAJECTORIES LATI-ERAL VELOC;1TIES BElt4G ONLY SMALL h-,ACTI0,NS OF
LINEAR VELOCITIES ARE CONSI.O-KEO. EQVfATI,('NS ARE O~----~[VEO TO DESCOHL A
STOCHASTIC C-PTIMAL REENTRY CONTROL SYSttM. ALSO ESTUMIATED IS THE
ACCURACY ANDCOMPLETENESS Oi= REENTRY TRAJECTORY ONTA WITAINED WITH THE
AID OF- A KALMAN FILTER. A COM.PUTER ALGORITHIM is DEVELOPED FOR
SPAC,ECRAFT REENTRY, TRAJECTORY OPTIMIZATIONS
UNCLASSIFIED

Oncology:,
UDC 616-006-052-9-02-615.847.8
USSR
UOIDVA Mi. A., and KVAKDA, Ye. B., Rostov S~cientific Research Oncology Institute.
bli RSR
~TM c Health RSr
"The Effect of I-11agnetic Fields on Tumor Growth"
Lenin.grad. Vaprosy Onkologili. Vol 16, No 2, 1970, pp 88-91
Abstract: A study was made of the Offa at of, a woa-k w-,gnot.1c field on tumors
induced with 3,4-lbenzpy-eene (sarcomas) and on '.'irst generations of transplanted
sarcona-sobtained from the induced ones. Experiments ware,conducteJ on 204 rats
exposed to the action of a magnetic field after the tiziors' reached an average size
of 0.41 t 0.06 cubic centimeters (the induced: ones -- ).5-.~ month:3 aftez, r..ill
fir5t injection of carcinogen and tho trans lantod ones --- 7-10 dv'~ after
f
plantation). Somo of the rats roceivod an adretAlin injockion 1-n addition Lo the
magnetic field exposure. Jv.xperlmant3 on rat:i with tranV!,~Intod llbenzpy~-enr,"
sarcoma showed t1hat the magnetic field caused aa inidb:'tL(.!n of 1,urmor d~nm
to complete rosorpticr., both in dixact action on, the tumor and in actioa only on
the head of the an:Lmal. The antjneaplastio:~ effoct of thw,ruagnet,--'!~ flold was in-
tensiftea in animals receiving adrenalin. The intenasifylt!g, infwence of adronalin
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USSR
UKOLOIJA, 4,1. A., et al, Voprosy Onkologii, V101 16, No 2, 1970, PP 88-0/1
was also noted in experiments with animals where a. constaj-,~,. maGfietic fleld (not
a rotatory one) with an intensitY Of 2500 gauss was used,:,which by itself -,,as
not very effective. Two series of experinept-s were.condut"ted on rats with in-
vuraors. In the first series, the magnetic fieldva,,% applJod on alternate
duced
days over the head and over the tu-mor. After one month , the arorage size of the
tumor in exuerim-ental animals was 1Z :times smaller than In cont;rols. Then, re-
ga.-dless of the continued, exposure, all the-turiors except,ono began .uo grow at
a fast rate. Hovever, the experLmental animals lived 39-49 days, -while controls
lived 25-32 days. In the second series of eimariments, t1io marne-tic field -was
applied daily to two groups of rats, one group racelving the 3,,pQsure on thoir
heads and the other group on their. tumors, :While t~,e tumors o;- a-11 the co;.,trol
animals were di5tinguished by rapid growth, tu:-,Or de.velop.,,ont :!.~i expertmental.
'mar
animals was inhibited. The tumors of five of the 12, expeO. ital aninals wore
co=, lotely resorbod, four after magnetic field action on- the head --id one a f ter
action on the tut-mor. At; a result of the o.4erimonts , candvated, it was determined
''that undor-tho action of.a magnotia fioldt *phiUtion of, 4;rcrerth down to coaplato
resorption can be obtained both in transplayted.and in :U4uood Waors.

USSR UDU 632-95
j-7, S.
mu";aEov, v. Il. 1,,!. tj,,,, uj p. p.
A_
G. li-, GOMSlIall, N. It. AB2LrZ'!-.5F;7, V. 1.
L. Cu. 1-1ka 1-:1 NB . A. 'JVI;i A. Ii.
S. 1. , ZLYNICA.., A. P. and TALIkSHI A. 1.
"Polycarbazzin"
V sb. Ehim. sicO_stva -11~shchity rast. (Cherl cail Plzunt co- -ii on
Ue
of, VOr~:S), vyp 1, 19,101 pp 0 104 (froa RU-IJ
55- A--AYzL, lio 131 i0 jL'l 72,
Absti-act 11%.'a !3N5'__13 by T. A. Belyaycva)
q
Tmncilationt Tha offectivem-7s of palyc=b:-zin fT
:a applej 5cab Fma grapc-
vine mUdeir eqml.~j th.~t of tzlneb (r) ana polyzai--combl, whlli~ oa chcrPry-
frult g=ay rot it- cquals Pordeaux liquid (111) (1 Tcr=nt.), but is ah~,,ud of
I!. I equals 11 and Ill for Clastero-sporlur, Infect-ion. ,of chcrz-
ard tomato The decisivc. factor vlAch the 1C.1luth
of action of I is p-recipitation, which ;-ashes thepilo-mr-atior. off DlDnts,
61
ITS;: ........ ... . .
2-1--l-It W -_w - IMP
mp

LTSSR LMC 632.95
T S
B. GOLUME-VA, V. A.,
AB-rM-,T~sr~, V, !. FM, 05EMKO, L. G. I'F,~;Wtk, V. 1.
and 91W,,1.5F2F,3T0V, G#
"Editone"
Khim, sredstva zashchity rast,.(Chemical Ilearis of Protbetin,,; :Plants
COM:ctlon of works), lt5sue 14", 1970, PP 129-i34'(Refa=,tivnyy Zhurnal
Khimiya, Ho 10, (!1), 19-tZ., Abstract No 10H550 by T. A~ Bei~ayova)
Traiislationt InvestiCa-11-ion of editone
trahydro- (1) in La-norator~ con(.:',. t5l oils U Vitor
showed thal I Is equivr-lent in fungicidal proporty to~Fb,ygon Loid offcrs rio
threat to green plants. The effoctiveneSS, Of I In countering; n~pplc scab,
gmrevine vlldew, che=y-plum Cla5terospqrilltaj mozillial bligilt, grey viold
of chv----Ty treeB, and L-acrosporium in tovat ouo is e-qua). -t~o or. eYcaed,.-i 1-1he
effectiveness of zineb and coppaz oxychlo~cid.~~ (coninentxation 0.25-0.125;-,,)
and of, Bordeaux mixture in 1% concentration*- I Is not. offective in combatting
powdery mildew.
P,

USSR UD C632-95
GOLYSM1,11-1. 14. 1 MOSEYENKO, LO GOI S UUENTSEV, V. 1,
and SCWV'*fr;VA' G. V.
"Use of a Combined Y'repa-i-ation of Goppor'Oxychloxide atbi " Mii,41d'
V ob. Kn-in. aredstya :7-~~shchity xast, (Clio a-cal Agantn for Plimit Protection
collection of Works), VyP 1, 1"'06001. 19701, PP 110-115 (fton P-.Zh-D)ijdya,
No 11 , Jun 72, Atotract No 1VA-213)
Translationt Rixtuies of coppzr oxvahlorlde and zine b J.,
.1 ra 41.05 of 111-5, ItIS
effoctivcne-s
and 41l freahly prep~xad innediately befote spraying had g
in controlling apple tree mange and gTape mI.Idow than dV.1 the componorits
applied sepnxatoly. The most effective was~u rdxtum, with a ratio of lel-5.
A mixture prepared with the same ratio of cojaponentz a2. In Cuprotan Supoic
D was. just &., effective bi field toots. aii~ the, latt 4""
4 5

USSR UDC 535.211039.216.2
URAZALIYEV, U. S., UKRAIbSKIY* YU. H., GOW'KOVw L. Pl.o and GALKIN, B. D.,
Moscow
"Crystal Structure and Chemical Composition of Thin Parmalloy Films Pro-
dwAd by laser Radiation Fulsea in a - Free Generation 146de"
Moscow# Fizika I Khiaiya Ubrabotki AKterlajov, No 4. Jul-Aug. 7), PP 151-152
Abatracts The crystal structure and chemicall com-posItlan of thin Permalloy
filiant -,-oduced by laser pulse railation in the mode of free generation,
were investigated for films made in a vacuum of 10-4 torz using a ruby laser
with a pulse energy of approximately 4 joule and pulse tine of approximately
450 microseconds. The exceptionally high rate of deposition of the filva
from laser radiation was noted and the crystal structu:xv of the film resulted
trom the high kinetic energy of the vaporiied atoms and..heating of the sub-
strata in the deposition process, It was.fouftd that the.. Yacuum efficiency
was 1-2 orders higher in laser. radiation than in vacuum thermal vaporization
and cathode, spraying4 Two bibliographic references,
42 -

USSR uDo 621-923.o4
ORL071; P. if., WMI_ JA,_j-J, -Y GALKM 13. D. and SWOMLISOV, K. F.
"The Character of the Surface Lm yer of Gallium Arsenide After Abrasive Grinding
Moscov, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykdi Zavedeniy YhshInstroyeniye, No 4,
1973., PP 158-16-1
'Abstract: The influence of the process dynamics of the grinding used in
preparing layers of gallium arsenide on the depth of the diotarbcd laver is
considered. Using electron diffraction it ims concludod. that in order to
increase productivity it is necessaa7 to use high speedi; and acceleration of
the grinder on the foundation. On theother hand,.in order -to obtain a
f
minimal disturbed layer for fimal-polishing low speeds and minimal accelera-
tion are required. These effects are.due to the influence of plastic deforma-
tion on the process.
48

Thin Films
USSR UDC 53.7-523.5':621-79
IVANOV, H. D., TIKHONOV, A. A., UKRAINSKIY9 :YU,
M., and
URAZRLIYEV, U. S., Moscow
."Microstructure, Phase.and Chemical Composition of Thin Permal-
loy.Films As Affected by Cathbde-Pla!sma..Sputterixig'Conditions and
Negative Space Charge on Substrate $u~rfacell:
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No 5,:Sep-Oct ?0,
pp 61-68
Abstract: The authors obtained films on both. flaz,.and cylin-
drical substrates using an apparatus, based on the three-erectrode
system principle, employing either a glow-discharge-cathode or a
cathode-plasma sputtering regime. ?ermallo*y 791111M was used as
the target, ultrapure xenon as the process gas.:: The structural
properties and chemical composition~of the films were studied by
''electron microscopy (size of the crystallitesba the film sur-
facel, electron diffraction (phase composition of a.film on the
aurface)s x-ray diffraction analysis (phase composition and lat-
tice spacing of phase compolients ao,cording La the f ilm volume)
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USSR-
IVAN OV, R. D. , et al., Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No
5, Sep-Oct 70, pp 61-68
and x-ray fluorescence analysis (overall content of alloy compo-
nents in a multicomponent target and film)*
An increase in 'khe target potential results in a sharp
increase in the average crystallit6 size, as well as parti-ally
oriented crystallization of the films. Gamma-phase.crystallites
with J1101 planes are parallel tolthe substrate surface. In
addition to the gamma phase, a constant impurity ini.the films
under all cathode-plasma sputtering~conditions is antiferroirtag-
NiO with a polycrystalline structure and:a more highly
dispersed microstructure than ferromagnetic gacna-pha5e crys-
tals. There is a quantitative increase in R04ituincreased
target potential. There is a clearly pronounced tendency to-
wardrincreased iron content with increased target Potential.
Iron nrickLment of the ferrorragnetic-gamma.phase takes place,
the enrichment be -ing more pronounced the more intensive the
cathode-plasma sputtering regime. Thepressure, during the sput-
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USSR
IVANOV, Ft. D., et a"L., FizikaiKhimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No
5, Sep-Oct 70, pp 61-68
tering process nas a marked effect on tne film dispersity, viz.
the lo-aer the pressure of the process gas and of the residual
gases before letting in the process gas, the larger the crystal-
lites. In cathode sputtering an iaevitable result of the sput-
tering is a space charge on.the.surface of the isolated sub-
strate. The charge potential was measured. It is shown that
this charge reduces the rate of film depositio.nt affects the
microstructure)-nd possibly promotes1ror. enrichment of the
Permallo films. The presence of.oxide iriclusions:and tne in-
y

USSR UDC 621.~2t539.23
MALYUKOV, B.A., UKRAINSKIY. YU.. KOROLEV, V.YE.
nNonstandard Method For Determining The Thickness Of 0oatings With The Aid Of
An X-Ray Fluorescent Spectrometer"
Eloktron. tekhnika. Nauchno-te%hn. ob. Materialy (Electronic Technology. Scient-
ific "Dechnic-al Collection. Materials), 1970, lBsue~~, pp, 120-121 (from
RZh--Elektronika I yeye primeneniye, No 12 January 1971, Abstract No 1A54)
Translation: Formulas are derived for computdtion of the thickness of coatings,
by the intensity of fluorescence tinder the-effeat of r-roy radiation. Those
formulae can be uned during x-ray spectroscopic analyeip 'Of Ono-component film
without use of standards. The precision of the propoeaCrAonstandurd x-ray
spectroscopic method was equal to ^_j 1.7% during arAlyeis.of thin films of tin
deposited In a vacuum on pyroceramio,subetratee-with, rsq~,Dot t~ line SnKa end
4% during snalyale with reopect,to lln~ SnTA G., B--~
cc
52

JCP I C. TtGS~-YAC~- I ~ ETCCL, OETAL HARCENINCt SFCT CLASTING, COEALT
IK-1 M; ALLCY9 ILNGSTEN CGNTAINJ~C ALLCYt. TC'CL STEEL
CC.NTRCL- P A Ri, I NC---N' RESTRICTICNS
fPjl CLAS~--LNCLASSIFJFC
,~PPCXY STE F NC- IjR C 122 7C/:",',C/ DO tC 0 32 /C035
IRC C( ESSICN i,.C - - A P C C66:

Acc. -tr.:
f. Code;
USSR UDC 621.9.025.13:669.018.2.L7:621. 78 7.6
TMET. 0. L., Candidate of Technical Sciences and UKRAXNTSEV,
Go- of 'Engineer
A
o."Impact Strengthening of Hard Alloy Tooils"
Moscow, Vestnik Mashinostrayeniya, No 1, 1970, pp, 32-35
Abstract: The results of tests conducted for toollstrengthening
by a blast of metal spheres of 0.1 mm in diameter;nind by~hydro-
abrasion, are described. The te .sts were condacted.~witft 76.~2 x
19 x 1.27 mm plates of different alloys',.clamped in a special
jaw, with a blast directed normally to,the,plates.. It was.:observed
.that the pLate deflection under blast increased rapidly:with time,
but after 1-2 minutes slowed down and after 3.5 M :,ceased com-
pletely., Diagrams.of residual stress,-calculated from plates
deflection, presented in a graRh show that residualicompression
stresses are up to 60-80 kg/m%./- with-0.1 mm thickrAcas of hardened
layer. It was established that substantial residual stresses
Reel/Firame
7M.90 ____

AP0046869
a 'th various co-
may be obtained by.blast-method on hard Iloys U1
ba,lt-contents. The single and double tungsten Ailloys are less
susceptible to strengthening. In order to~*check the efficiency
of surface,strengthening of hard alloy tools and to establish the
rational domain of application of this method td indiistry, ex-
tensive performance tests were conducted,by.different tool plants.
Theirresults presented in a table show P that the strengthening
of the entire tool is recommended for.rough,and 4semi-finish jobs.
It is stated that the blast process for-strenr4thening is,.used,
simultaneously for cleaning the tools':from scale6 and;solder.
The economy obtained by the application,of this'6ethba to current
production is emphasized. original article has 3'i fi&res and 2
tables.
1979011.91

USSR UDC 629.78-015.4
UKRAINTSEV, G. V., FROLOV, V. M.
"Method for Optimizing the Force Design of a Wing fur,Rigidity Under Varia-
tion by Distributien of the Re-lative Thickness of the.Wing
Ucb. zap. Tsentr. aerogidrodinam. in-ta (Scientific Notes of the Central
Aerohydrodynamic Institute), 1972, Vol. 3~ No. 4, pp 65-76 (from RZh-
41. Raketostroyeniye, No 11, Nav 72, Abstract No 11.41.126).
Translation: A method is proposed for optJmizing the force des-Ign of a witig
which produces a structure having- the. greateat beriding rigidity by variation
of ithe relative thickness- of the wing and the greatest distribution function
for thicknesses of the strengthening material under the condition of constant
weight and satisf action of certa in aerodynamic 11mitations. 9 ill. Resume.
23
Ism']

-2/2 010 UNCLAS SIFIED PR*OCESSING DATE--18SEP70
.~:Clf~C ACCESSION NG--AP0054869
.ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PRESENT WORK WAS UND- TAKEN T
(3
STUDY THE PHASE COMP~4, OF GeS AND GeSE: AT 2-5-600DE6REES. SAMPLES OF
STOICHOMETRIC COMM. WERE PkEPD* ! FROM~THE-ELEMENTS 13Y 4FLTINIG IN
EVACUATED QUARTZ AMPULS AT lGQ00E'tkEES,'6Y USING VISRAT!01,1 AGITATION. THE
LATTICE PARAMETERS WERE DETD, BY X RAY;DIFFRAC.TT0N;. UPON-HEATINIG TO
590DE-GREES THERMAL EXPANSION OF. THE CRY*STAL LATTICE OCCrJR5. HEXAGONAL
PHASES.OF GES. AND GESE ARE STABLE.,AT TEMPS. GREATER THA IN590DEGReES.
THESE HIGH TEMP. PHASES OF THE 2 COMPDS. BELONG TO:~SPAGI: GROUP, D PRIME6
SU B6-7- C6 SUB3 2.
-,U-NCLAS.SIFI,E-D---.

112 015 UNCLASSIFIED 'PROCESSING OATE--160CT70
,ITLE--IMPE0ANCE OF THE CHLORM ELECtRODE IN rUSED SALTS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-LEL)NOVAi L.S.i~UKSHE~_ YE A B_UKLIN N"G-
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ELE-KTROKHIMIYA 1970, 6(2)t 249-52
tlATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-CHLORINEE, ELECTROGEt GRAPHITE -ELECTRODE, ELECTROLYTIC
OXIDATIONt FUSED SALTt CHEMICAJ_ REACTION.MECHANISM
C, ONTR 0 LM A RK I ING--- N 0RESTRICTIONS
DOCUM ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~,.-.PROXY REEL/FRAME-1989/0461 STEP NO--UR/0364/70/006100210249/0252
CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0107067
UNCLASSIFIED

Oi5 UNCLASSIT'llEa PRO10-*ESS ING VATlE--Ibu-%'_T70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107067
Ai3STRACT/EXTRArT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICS OF THE ELECTROCHEM.
OXION.:ON GRAPHITE ELECTRODES Of CL DI.SSOLVED INtPOLTEN SALTS WAS
INVESTIGATED, THE IMPEDANCE OF A GRAPHITE ELECTRODE IN CL SATO. MELTS
OF NACL* KCL, RBCLf AND CSCL. AND IN AN EQUIMULAR: NACL-KCL MIXT. WAS
JMEASUkF0 AT TEMPS. FROM THE SALT M.P#;:TO 900DEGRELS. FREQUENCIES OF 500
HZ TO 50-90 KHZ WERE USED, rlXPTL. RESULTS AND UULCD. DATA WERE IN GOOD
AGREEMENT. T14E CONCEINTRATIONAL IMPEDANCE DEPENDS EXCLUSIVELY ON THE
DISSOLVED MIOL. CL DIFFUSION.~ THE,RES*ULTS OBTA1,11ED DO NOT CONTRADICT,
-THE INHIRI UF ADSORBED CL 4
IN.PRINCIPLE, THE CONCEPT RELATIVE TO ATU!
RECOMBINATION; HOWEVER# THEY CANNOT PROVIDE POS.~EVIDENCE OF SUCH A
COURSE OF THE PROCESS MECHANISM. 'FACILITY.; INST- NOVYKH KHIM.
PROBL., MOSCOWt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED
ommmum

-77
USSR uDc 669-15 716694-15-194.56
MNOVA, R. R., 1W USNImv. -it and BUY11011, N. H., Institute
UVAROV, A. I. , ROr I
of Physics of Metalso Ukrainian ANationalrCenter of tho Academy of Sciences USSR
"influence of Low-Teaperature Aging Before Ifigh-Temperature Aging on the
Mechanical Properties and the Structure of 4,DKh4G18F Steel"
Sverdlov~kt Fizika Hetallov i Hetallovedeniye
Vol 36, No 40 Oct ?3, pp 735-741
Abstracti The mechanical properties and-the structure of 4OXh4G18F steel were
experimentally investigated after different methods of beat treatment, The
results are discussed by reference to diagrams showing the dependences of
ultinate strenqh, y1eld limit, relative elongations and relative narrowing
at 650" and 700 at different aging conditions, and on the basin of isochronal
hardness curves, hardness curves by isothormal aging at 1700-, and electron
microphotograph after aging. The processing according t* the scheme hardening
low-temperature aging - high-temperature aging was fourd to give rise to a
substantial increase in strength of 4OKh4G18F steel andi in certain cases,
also in plasticity, if compared with.only ono bigb-temperature agingi the
dispersion of separations was also increasing. A prelimigaxy Joir-temperature
aging before high-temPOrature aging influences effectively the increase of
mechanical properties of steel, in which in,aging the priaiaxy n.Uclei of the
1/2
23

-M,
~- ;1,7171,1~1--Tl'

UDC 620. J7:539, 45
EFFECT OF VARMS COMSIMATIONS OF ACING AND
DEFORMATION ON 'I fir STRUCTURF. AND
MMIANICAL PROPERTIES OF E1437B ALLOY
?j. '4, Bvnov, A. 1. Uuaro~, A, N. Uki;,j4oikv. ft. 11, Rcinano,,A'
A.
Qxydt4,,7~7~-tttute, ur 0- it Mt;Uila'
4n, US
Ur&l.S.c,erWit Cer;t r ~'.i SR Arldeitty of Sci-c-'A. sub.itted to prep-
18 June 117 1; final vrrnsan. 19 Ft-bruary 1117Z p-ges 1251-1258
The rfl~ct of 4,-formatitin jIerfomj-J afte r Iow-(c-nnperature
Ait.ing befere high - te mite rature agiAg on the structure. anti
risech.tnical profirrtirs uf,;iilrjy F1457IYwas ~tudioti. Expert.
mental,datap confirming the posxaiiil~ty of decreaAlng or
t)rs-:nr4ng rectrorry in thit alir-y ljy nArans tA moderate
deformation -bttweentlowr(emper~turo a)od hisch-ternperaturc
aftin;t% 'iiivie ulitiiiniwr~ It wax.ps;tablialied that the use of
iritriltnt according to the following ncherrict hardeoing-
low-lernfirratare 4ging-deformation (straining)-high-
temperature aging leads to an essential increase of thr,
rinechartical properties in comparison with aging without
deformation,
in rpf-ronce 111 Ow conclusion made rarlii-rjZ) that prelinil-lary low.
temporaturr aging before high-lemperature iRlng must be. effectivo In
indreaiiing the mechanical properties of alloys of the nitnonic type was
experimentally confirmed. In theme alloys the initial nucl,:i of the
precipitation phit- have an equinxialform and -ire capa4le of a tmticc.ble
growth at low-tpmpcratur~ aging. Also. prolonged aging st low tt,pora.
turps increases the Stability of the nuclei for the Guifinct-Tirriatin zone) and
their larger quantity to prelierved In tItibacquent high- tempe rature aging.
Such dwoble aging provides a large djapernivity of the precipitations and
high strength properties in comparison with the dispersivity And siren th
o( the alloy aged at an Increased tempirature. However, the minimum on
iscithermic curves of hardness in high-temperature agivil testifies that a
18