SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YASHARKIN, YU.K. - YASNIKOV, A.A.

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USSR uDc: 681-3.o6:51
YASHARKIN, Yu. K.
!tFormaliz ing the Recording of an Al Igorithm of the Operation of Ordering
of Information With Nonrepeated Characteristics"
Tr. N.-i. i proyektn. in-ta po vnedreniyu.vychisl. tekhr~. v nar. kh-vo
Norks of the Scient.L
-:fic Research and Design institute,on Introducing Com-
'puter Technology Into the Fational.Economy),* 1971, vYp. 6, vp 53-59 (from
Mh-Kibernetika, No 1.2, Dec 71, Abstract.No 12V941)
Translation: The author pro-Doses a method of formalized recording of one
of the methods of ordering of information known in the literature by the
name.-of-lthe method of ordering by.vary-4ng.the characteristics of normative
information." In this method, the sequence,of arrangement of the charac-
teristics of variable information is given by the.arrangement of the charac-
teristics of the normative information, all characteris4~-ics of the variable
information being compared in seauence with those of the normative infor-
mation. To formalize recording of,the alg orithM of orderingi the logic
operator of comparison
)ii when the characteristies cdincid~
al
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G when the characteristics do not coincide
is used. The corresronding algaritht'is given. V. Mikheyev.

USSR uDc: 681-3.o6:51
YA~CHUK, V. I., YP.S:;LARKIN. Yu. K.,
"Use of a Logic Ope:ration of Comparison-to Formalize the Recerding of
Algorithms for Accoimting Jobs"
Tr. N.-i. i provektn. in-'a -no vnedrenivu vy-chisl. teklLn. v nar. kh-vo
(Works of the ScientifIc Research and Design Institute on introducing Com-
puter Technology Into the Vational Economy), ~1971, vy-.P. 6, pp 39-52 (from
RZh-Kibernetika No 12, Dee 71, Abstract No 12V94o)
Translation: The article demonstrates the use of the logic~operator of
comparison (a,, I if at 02 to formalize the recording of an algorithm
if
foran actual accounting job -- "Accounting for Influx of Semifinished
Goods" solved under condLu-
"ions of the operation of the system for automatic
management. of the Tatmekhob"yedineniye Amalgamation. A distinguishing
feature of the dezcribed algorithm is that it formalizes not, only the re-
cording of arit~ etic ope-rations,-but also the recordi-,,Ig of:operationc-
involving transforme.tion of the information structure (sorting, selecting,
regrouping, etc.). V. Mikheyev.

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USSR UM 627--8:550.8-4
MIMYLOV) A. D., YASHMEWO, Z. G.) and BOLOTTM, N. 14.. Engineers
"Experience in the Use of Seismoacoustic M-4-thods for Determination of the Zone
of,Rock,Removal for Feandations of Concrete Sti-uctures of the Ust'-Ilimskaya
Hydroelectric Power Pl!xnt"
Moscow, Gidrotekhnicheskoye Stroitellstvo, No 10., Oct 73)-: PP 17-21
Abstract: A description is given of the use of seismic methods for the dater-
mination of sectors writh the predominant developm-ant of:kiorizonttal or vertical
Jointing.~ Seismic transmission between the ~joints is use(i for three-dime-n-
sional delineation of isolated 2ones within thadepth of~the rassif. Seismic
observation permits objective and continuous de"CarmInation of the depth of
propagation of intensively fissured rock of:the basis of,;selected profiles, and
permito quantitative dtiaracterizatiarx of the iiitegrity of the rock in a zone of
surface.dentruction.
Alcombination of geologIcal-eriginearIne, and selmoa-coustic reoearch 61110,11d
be applied in atujly of tho Toundationo of large hydMulki-6nginue ring GtrLictures.
6 figures. 1,table. 'T references.

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PRniM Zhurnal Ekspjri~entalOno retichaskoy.
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ABSORPTION ATURATION! J,-J, ~f[F, MECIAON-PRONON
SPECTRUM
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The dependenco;of the A orption co~fficiejjt in, the Lkeiton_
s phonon spectrum of
.-.semiconductors on Antensity of 'the: incident tho~ochromatic radiation is analyzed theo-
retically. Two' p'ossibi
le. absorption saturation~ mechanisms' are considered. One, which
may be termed an integral inephanistu -occ'urs on conservaition of the nonequilibrium
exciton -distribution in the band and when intraba'tid relaxation is Were, rapid. than escape
of excituns froin the band. The - skond, so-called differential, saturation mechanism, is
characterized by a :ionequilibrium dist excitons: iu' the baad and takes place
r]
if the raic of exciton esc3pe from any'band point is greater than the rate of intraband
relaxatioa. A QLswil:ched ruby laser was used for studymg nonlinev absorption in the
exciton-phonon spectrum in GdSe-single cry3tab at 904-12011L The integral saturation
lase
hanism is found, to occur. The mean exciton lifetimes In the b*md are found; the
InA&-ated tomperature m& Ibey vary, betwe-eift 10-1 and
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112/

USSR ux: 621-383.8.029.65
GROSHEV, I. N. , FMKS ,L. B., YARESHKO, Yu. P.i
"Limiting Energy Efficiency of 11icrowave Scanning Radio Image Converters"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika A Elektronika, Vol, 17, No 4, -Apr 72, pp 894-896
Abstract- The authors consider semiconductor radio ituagge converters in the
millimeter wave band designed
for obtaiAng: images of objects in fog. The
radio image of the object in thefocal plane of an optical type antenna is
scanned by localized- control of the conductivity of a semiconductor plate
which is also located in the focal planed of. the antenna, An analysis of
the energy efficienqr of such a scanning! imge converter shows that- the
power transmission factor is equal to -20:or.1-30 dB orJess regardless of
the design of the eqaipment.

USSR UDc 622. 6-5 OilA 1433
POPOMICH, N'. G., BIMLEVIC"rl, P. A. AL111K HGV -17,. 1-, YASHCHM., 1. 14',
a n d T I MIO S11-1 T -11< V .V .
"Investiration of Automat"c Control:Sys~tem for; Lynamic Braking 'Mode
with Magnetic Power, Amplif iers and, Cantactless ~. 7,ixed; Speed Transduceel
Vestn. Kiyevsk. Politekhn. In-Ta Ser.. Gron. Clektrom.~:Ichari. 1 Avtoma-
tiki (Herald of Kiev Polytechnical Institute Min~irqt -Elect-romechanics
and Automation Series), No 1, up 48-52i 1969 (f-x~p(&i 'Referativnyy Zhurnal
Avtom.atika, Telemekhanika 1 Vychislitel!naya Te,kjinika, No 2, 1970,
Abstract No 2A643 by B. A.)
Translation: The dirnamics or- an automatic controL system for a car-ye
t 17)
brakina- made*,-,,7i:th magnetic power atmpl J` c
elevator in the dynz i-i-r and
-contactLess fixed speed transducer type Bri-5-01A. Are studied. In con-
nect4on. with the Lo~-;, output power, of, ~the tratisduder, .,3Ln intermediate
magnetic amplifier is used. Ini order ~to study the s -ability of the
Control system, the authors derive the characteristic equations of t-he
closed systen. Values are found for para Imeters~6f the intermediate
magnetic an, plifier f~or which the sys tem is on the, boueiidary of stability.
Bone il'ustraL
-ion, two bibliographies.

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AUTHOR-- V. A. YEFIMOV CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE UK
RAINIA
ACADE:~y OF ME DIRECTOR) 7HE..INSTITUTE OF FOU ING
PROBL.E~M$ /IFP/
NEWSPAPER-- PRAVDA UKRAINY JANUARY~ jj)~ 1970t P 2, cOLS 1-3
ABSTRACT--- THE AUTHOR DIRECTED A PROGRAM AT THE !FP THE RESULT OF
WHICH WAS A NEW HIGH-SPEED TEEMING OF 17-23 TON INGOT~ OF THE OPT_N-
HEARTH STE-EL. THE "CORRUGATEDN INGOT WALLS PREVENT THE FORMATION OF
CRACKS IN RIMMED STEEL INGOTS4 THE NEWMETHOD INCREASED THE POURING
RATE BY A FACTOR Ol! 9-10 AND CUT. THEJIME BY.A FACTOR OF 2.5. THE
"ICED AT THE METALLURGICAL. PLANT IMENI IL ICH IN
NEW MZTHOD-IS PRACi. y
ZHDANOV AND THE CHEREPOVETS.PLANT. CANDIDATE OF TECHNICAL SCIENCES
V. N. SAPKO AND ENCINEER V. V.: SHEPELEV PARTICIPATED IN THE RESEARCH
PHASE OF THIS PROGRAM.
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USSR UDC 621.315.592
ALFEROV, M. I., Al"DIT-fUt V. 111.1 BELOUSOVA, T. YA., BORODULIM, V. I GORMYLEV,
I., PORTNOY, YE. "OUSOV, N. 1'.' silvou'm'
V. ~A*, PAK, G. T., PETROV, A. L., drEff
V. I., YASHM
"Ef f ective Injection Reterolasers Operatinp. lavelength Band of 7,400-
in the I
9,000.
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov,. Vol 6, No~3, 1972, pp 568-569
Abstract: results are presented from a s Widy of the characteristics of effec-
tive heterolasers radiating in the wavelength band of 7,400-9,000 K at room
temperature. The n-Al Ga As-p-Al.Ga As-p -Al Ga As licterojunctions were
x 1-x y J.-Y x -1-x
obtained by epfta~:ial grokith froi-4 C~iAs-AlAs sol.utions. All the investigatort
diodes had a Fabry-llerot rvnonator. The direshold. curiNalt del).13101" Ow. (!-~u't):-
pal differefiLial qunni:um effif:4`.ency and the, radiaLion fior,?er per pulsa at 300"T
are tabulatcd for varJou., -;odels of dw S .1
r Ja e'rs. Gr4tphs arf pmsented shol im,
the nean valites of the threshold currear dtinsity and thol vxtertvil differential
quantun, :z; fitnct lf tho cmiission quantur~ niergy and the teriiiDera-
ture depcnk.'encc of Itlic external differential quantwm efficciency. The threshold
current depsity irierez!scr exponezitially with -in increare.in tetiiperaturc accord-
ing to tbc kno~?n lat-T 1. Leskovich, ct al., FTPJ1 No :1, 1440, 1967). Up to

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USSR
'.'A Stable Self-Excited Oscillator for 430-4WMHz"
Xoscow Radio, No 1. Jan 70, pp 23-25
Abstract: The author proposes a self-excited oscillator circuit for 4)0-440
MHz based ona tunnel diode and designed for amateur raii.io applications. The
tank circuit of the oscillator is a short-circuited coaxial line which is loaded
at the open end by the tank capacitor* The ral output energy of the oscillator
is coupled out by a loop coupler, The tunnel diode used, in the device is an
A12014, which has a critical working frequenqy of 1 Gflz.~.The power supply is
a roatiflor stabilized by a trstnsistorized~i coq)-ansation 0~tabiltzer with a
divider at the output. The proposed unit hAslleas outywtl powat- than vacuum
tube oscillatorG, but it has the PAvant;tgo of greater at bilit the device
is thermostatically coatrolled, a*relative:Instability of. (3-5 -10-1 can be
achieved.

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USSR
YARRI
'.'Hypersonic Flow Past Axially Symmetric Bodies"
,Tr. Novosib. in-ta inzh. zh.-d. transp. (works of Nabosibirsk institute of
Railroad Transportation Engineers),, 1970, v~p.~100_, pp 53-67 (from RZh-
Mekhanika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No IB353:by author)
Translation: The article describes an approximate method for the solution
an adiabatic gas
of the inverse problem. of hypersonic steady-state flow of
past axially symmetric bodies at zero.angle of attack. The shape of the
shock wave is assumed to be known, while the'equation of ~the streamlined
body and hydrodynamic elements in the flow between the body and the shock
wave-are determined. Curvilinear axes of ordinates., dir,-cted along the
shock wave and along the normal to itin the d1rection of Mieistreamlined
body, are introduced into the meridian plana. A solution is sought in the
form of a power series of small parameter c, equal to thg! grA dvnsity ratio
before and after a direct shock wava. The author considr-trs Shock waves ill
the form of a cone, sphere and catenoid. Ili the last two cases outgoing
shock waves are formed. Solutions -,re obt'ainad which am accurate with1n.
firsts or gecond-order siftalls. Graphe are prevented.

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UISSR UDC 666.972.7-035-55:539-374
YASHn v. and CHERTIOMMA, T. G. (Scie
ntific Research Tnstitute oA
Concrete and Reinforced Concitete)
"Tnfluence of Steam Curing on the Creep of Heavy Concretes"
Pbscow, Beton i Zhelezobeton, No 12., Dec 73, ~PP 11-13
Abstract: Consideration is given to the results of corrmamtive experiments on
the influence of steam curing, upon the creep and the elastic properties of
heavy concrete. Possible vays are indicated for a~bettr_-r method of detormining
the creep deformations of concreteAuring changing load zegimas.
It is recommended that the initial modulus of elasticity and the value
A.
of the creep deformations of steam-cured concrete be decreased by about 20-30%
in comparison to naturally hardening. concretes.. Irreversible creep defonmtions
connected only with--the !action ,
of the I kind of.ata,prolonged load, comprise,
stress levels, 25-30%, and at high~stress levels comprise 50-55% of the
total value of the creep deformations of a conarete that hardens naturally and
is subjected to moist-heat treatr4nt. Failure to take Uiese deformations into
account can, in a number of casesi bring about substantisL1 errors. The recom-
mended refined variant of the theory of eonerete creepeliminates errors

MR
DIVNOGORTSEV, G. F., KARACHENTSEVA, M. Ya., and, M.

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UDC 639.16.07.669:65.011.56
USSIZ
SYMMAK, V. A. UZL V. N., Candidates of Technical Sciences,
W/V
YXI
-VASILMO, V. I., ZELENIN ~._Y__ M., MIN YU. F., Eaginaers
"Ga=, a-Relay Level Gacre for Automatic Dosage ControL'I'
Moscow, Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Prloizvodstva, Nzo 3, 1970,
pp, 38-39
Translation: Volume dosage was applied to a rebuilt furnace of a
ical plant since, under thaprey lent technical conditions-,
metallurg
it was impossible to use a complex of typical equipment ard mechan-
-isms,for assembling and dosing the coke in mass. Based on a GIR-7
radioisotope p=a rela7, a system for automatic regulation of c&.e
VOIUMle: dosage controll in,,,-, a roller Use: Sereen for ~ sLf tinul colce
partizle6 and a main skip hoist (see drawing) was developed.
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USSR
SM.OLYAK, V., A., et al., Moscow, Mekhan.izatsiya, i Avtomatizatsiyan
Proizvodstva, No 5, 1970, pp 38-39
1) coke bunker; 2) disc screen; 3) coke hooper;
4) gate; 5) skip; 6),:radiation detector,
7) nozzle for adjusting input,~Coke.mass; 8) sensor;
9) electronic relay block; 10) control block
The radiation source is in a cast iron collimator contair,.er
outside the weight hopper 3. at its side wall. The container pro-
vides safety from radiation and- forms a gamma radiatiori bean,
toward the detector 6, which uses a S122G counter Ili a protect:nve
tube 200 mm in diameter and with a wall thickness of two mm ir. tr,--
upper part of.the interior of the hopper 3. The placamiat of Uia
detector inside the object cneasured, where the radiation, by
the activity of the source atid thus reduce's the da6ger of radiation
I operating the loading occhanism.
to p(wsonne
To prevent false operation of the.gamma rela7 and to iQprova
the coke dosage automatic control system#, a radiomatria, pair
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etal, Moscow, Mekhanizatsiya Avtomatizza'-siya
SMOLYAK, V. A.,
Proizvodstva, No 5, 1970, Dp 3a-39
(source and detector) was placed so that the gamnia beam, perpand_-
cular to the longitudinal axis of the screen, 'is not interrup-i-,ed
by the flow.until the moment the hopper is~filled with a ripecificd
amount of coke and its top is hit by the gamma beam.
To adjust- the system -- i.e., to change the speci-fied mass
within the limits of 100-200 kg -- the-pouring nozzle 7 is
by, 200-300 mm and pulls the top away from the gamma'bcam to dae
screen opposite the wall of the hopper, sothat the latter is -12"
with~a large quantity of the coke before the screen Ls au`tchcd C;_J_.
And, conversely, the sideward approach~of the top !to tha vertical
plane passing through the gamma beam leads.to an earlier J~ntersoctio.--,
of the latter by the top of the coke mass. Consequently, the cont-:01
-of 'the coke mass within the technical~range depends on iqhich o_"':
-he followi r interrupts the gm-ma beam; the top of the pou-rcd
16 n.
raass the side slope ascending, to the top. In the, 1--tter case,
-the,top is higher than the level'at which~the gra=a~ beam is pc~r-
:1tted to,pass.
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SMAWLYAK, V. A,, Et al., Moscow. Mekhanizatsiya i Avtom, a J.
itiz ts ya
Proizvodstva, No 5, 1970, pp, 38-39
This control system also contains a sensor, n eieczi-onic
relay blocle-,, and a control block, as well, as a low-curreat controL
for the electric-feed network of the disc screen.
The control signal from the sensor is appl-jwd to ttlie rela,,,r
o 4f t h eelectron relay block operating in the positive (zrig~,cred)
position. Whea the hopper is filled withithe speci"iet'l. amount of
coke, the gamma beam intensity is weakened. to one-third: JLts f ormer
level, arid contacts 1U. of the switch arei.opened. The coil of' 7Nu
is doene.-gized, the closed contacts' IR13 in the coil of
contactor LK open, aad the motor, 14 of the disc scte_a~:~ i-i awitcined
off". The screen is once core switched~on.-after the gate S CP_,nOZL
motor N.12) and the coke is poured from the hoppar into the zkip 5.
t~ on S; -MS
7%,a radio-jsotope automatic coke ~dosage repla V s
are based on both coke-loadincr mechanismsi. The aftn6al saving, to t1--c
er-Oamy am"Ounts to 42 thousaad rubLes.
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USSR UDC 613.647-07-612.351.11.014.426
YASHINA, L. N., Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases
"The Effect of Pulsed Magnetic Field of Low Frequency on the Activity of
Oxidation-Reduction Enzymes in Liver of White Mice (Histological Studies)
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professial'n)-ye Zabolevaniya, No 2, 1972, pp 53-56
Abstract: Irradiation of mice with pulsed:magnetic field (P!IF) of 900 oersted
15 times for 3 hr each treatment inhibited conWerably the activ.ity of dehydro-
genases of succinic, isocitric, malic, andiglutamic acids. This was pl~oved by
a decreased number of difoimasan granules. The nonunifo~a activity of these
enzymes in hepatocytes of different areas of liver is related probably with
their different functional activity. A chronical irradilition of mice with
PMF OIL 300 oersted for 1, 3, and 6 moaths.for:90 min. each day did not produce
any activity changes of the succinic dehydrogenase in one' month. A distinctive
decrease in the activity of this enzyme took pla.ce after 3 months of irradia-
tion. At the end of 3 months some dystrophic changes occurred, in the liver
cells, such as a destruction of cell membranes. Individual regions of the
liver Derenchyma perished altogether at the end of 3 months of~irradiation
Of SUCCiniC
with 360 oersted. The activity dehydrogenas was not restored
2 months after.prolonged irradiation (6;months) with 300 oersted. The
intensity in the activity changes of the above enzymes depended in all cases
on the magnetic field intensity and duration of the irradfation.

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Moscow, Pravda. 10 January 1970. p. 61
The scientific research ship I'VoIna ias returned to its
port of:registrati-o! [Vladivostokj~ af ter athriee-month voya-ge in
the:Atlantic, Pacif-ic and. Intlian Oceans. The Far Castern
scien.tists.obtained valuable information on tho Kuroshio Current
in'. ~I.he Pacific Ocean. The I'Vblna"~ is the firsit floating weather
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sub2 0-7 FC 1" 10 watts, a frequency of 6 kilohe rt:z, and. a pulse-
duration cf 100 nanoseconds are capable:of operating more thanj00 hours with-
outa sigaff-icant reduction in power.

USSR TJDC 669.71.053.4.094
TIMOKOV, R. V, BENESLAVSKI Y, S. I., and EYKDV, A. B.
"Solubility of Aluminum Hydroxide from Bauxites of Various Mineralogical
Types in Alkaline-Aluminate Solutions"
Tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-ta. alyumin., magn. i ele-ktrodn. prom-sti
(Works of the All-Upion Scientific Research,and Planning and Design Institute
100, blo 70i pp 35-42 (from
of-.Aluminum, Hagaesium and Electiode lndut~
RM-Matallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract: No~ AGI39)
Translation: the solubility of AI(OH)3 from hydrargillite and bemite bauxites
in alkaline-alumiuate solutions was studied under conditions close to indus-
trial. The solubility of natural hydrargillite and ber-ite differs somewhat
froia the solubility of these minerals obtained under artificial conditions.
There is some variation of solubility: as a function of -the pdrfection of the
cryrtals within the limits of the same crystalline modification. Approximate
valimes of the calculated modulus,:are pre-sented for leaching of hydrargillite
and bemcite bauxites under various conditions. 1 illustration, 4 tables, and
e, bibliographic references.

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cl Rc ACCESSION NO--AP0100395
,.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, VISCOSE.11) FIBERS PREPD. FRO14 A
CM_ CELLULOSE ( I I ) W ITH A LOW DEGREE OF:SUBSTITUTION EXHIBITED SUPERIOR
FILTERABILITY, WHICH REDUCED THE CONSUMPTION (IF CS: SUBZ DURING
XANTHATION.. INTRODUCTION OF A SMALL NO. OF 11 GRQVPS AFFECTED THE
STRUCTURE AND THE PHYS[COMECH. PROPERTIES OF I FIB~ERS_ THUS, THE
:--PHYSICOMECH. PROPERTIES OF I YARN MARKEDLY. DETER JdRATEo, ALTHOUGH THE
STRUCTURE-ANO THE PROPERTIES-OF. A CORD: FIBER WERE~ESSENTIALLY UNCHANGED#
WHEOAS THE STRUCTURE -OF A POLYNOSIC. F l'B ER OETERIO 'ATE AN TS
':~.RESI STANCE TO ALKALl DECLINEO..
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USSR UDC 547.836.3.07
TISHCHEENKOVA, I. F., KHOLODOV, L. Ye., and X&WSKM V. G., All Uniam
;zN473 IM
Scientific Chemical-Pharmacautical~In.stitutp- i Mzhonikidze, Nos c%7
q
"Quinindines. IV. Synthesis and Properties of 3-Acyl Derivatives of
4.-Methyl-'L,2-dihydro-4H-e-quinindines"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, No 1, Jan 71, pp 87-90
Abstract: a-Quinindane methyl iodide when treated with excess aaueous base
gave 1,2-dihydro-4H-B-quinindine (I) which without isolation was extracted
with ether and treated with respective ady1chlorides In presence of aqueous
base to give solid 3-aroyl derivatives of (1). The katonesiformed are bright-
ly colored compounds, very stable, easily purifiable. ~Acylation can also be
carried cut in acetone-triethylamine mixture. Mien tr~~Mited.witb acids these
ketones convert to quarternary salts loosing their bright colors. IR absorp-
tioix maxima are reported for the synthesized materialEil- In,the UV all ab-
sorption maxima are shifted towards longer.yavelength.'

USSR UDC 547,832:542.944.938
KHOLODOV, L. Ye., SYROVA, G. P., and
W"SLY; V- G., All Union Scientific
MOM=
Chemical-Pharmaceutical Research Institute'imeni S.,0rdz1konikidze, Moscow
"Quinindine. VI. Investigation of Brominatiort in the O-Quinindane Series.
Synthesis of 3H-O-Quinindane System"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh SoyedirLeniyt No 1, Jan 71, pp 96-101
Abstract: Bromination of O-quinindane and S-quinindane-9-carboxylic acid in
glacial acetic acid at 50-60' yields tribromo- and tetrabromo-substituted
IH- and 3H-B-quinindenes. When 6-quinindene tribromide:is hy-drolyzed with
silver nitrate solution it yields-l-broma-3H-O-quinindeLi-3-one-1, when H SO
ia used in hydrolysis -- a rearranpment occurs with fol.,matio'n of l,2-hbr'omo-
3H-$-quininden-3-one, Possible machaniam.ofiormittiorl off tho reaction pro-
ducts is discussed. IR, UV, and PMR spectral data are,rapoeted. Thia ap-
c~ system of M-0-
pezis-to be the first synthesis of:a noval haterocycl4:
quinindene.

VISSR UA C 547.836.3.07.~541.67:543.422.4.6
All Union
TISHCMNKOVA, 1. F., KHOLODOV, L. Ye., and W.H. IM... W. -T A 4
Scientific Chemical-Pharmaceutical Researc4iInstitutei ijwnt S. Ordzhonikidze,
-Moscow
"Quinindines. VII. Study of the SyntheticRoutes o~. O-Quinindene"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsikl-icheskik,h Soyedinen-ty, Ho 1, Jan 71, pp 102-107
Abstract: Various approaches to the synthesis of O-quinindene (I) are dis-
cussed. Rearrangement of acetic anhydride of P-quinindane-N-oxide followed
by hydrolysis and dehydration gives-a dimer of (1). (1) can be obtained by
dehydrobromin-ation of 3-bromo-B-quinindane (II) which could be synthesized
by converting a-quinindane to a 3-lithium derivative ".d reacting it with
cyanagen bromide at -15'. Dehydrob rominat Lon of (11,% was achinved by heating
it in dimetliylf ormwiide for 30 min on a. atem bath in.presenco of triathyl-
amine. ~(1) is very unstable; it dimerizesin acid medium and.on heating.
PHR data indicated that the product,iwepite of givili$ only a single spot
ort-the TILC plates, actually repres($nte&a mixture of 14- and N-O-quinindene.

-1/2 O'll U13C tA 35 1 P I EU; PROCESSING DAIE--300Cf7i
TlTLE-SY.NTii;_'-5*TS AND THE iNVEST I GAT IUN. OF., SOME e!ii-BETk-iZUlhIND1hESi THE
HETEqMYCLIC - ANALEGS OF AZULE41E -U-1
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OCGUNTRY OF INFC-USSR
%CE--TETRAHEDRCN LETT. 197GO f1s)v 1535--~B
SOUR
-_-~DATE PUBL ISHED- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
-HETEROCYCLIC NITRGGEN COMPOUNO, CHEMICAL SYNWES[Sr E
TOPIC TAGS ILL CULAR
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CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0054071
UNCLASS I F tED

019 UNCL ASS I F I E b': t
PROCESSING DAT---160CT70
C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054071
..:~-,_ABSTRACT/:EXT9ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. REFLUX OF 50 G OF ISATIN WITH 85 G
:.CYCLOPENtANONE IN A MIXT. OF 400 ML ET014 AND 2G0 ML 33PERCEr4r AQ. KOH
HR, FOLLOWED BY VACUUM DISTN. OF THE ETOH AND APART OF THE H SUB2 Ot
WITH 800 ML H SUB2 G AND EXTN. W,ITH.300 ML CH SU62 CLCH SU82 CLt
~:AFFOROED AN ORG. LAYER WHICH WAS CHARCOAL:,PURIFIED, DRIEL) AND VACUUM
~EVAPD. THE RESULTING OIL WITH PETROLEUI ETHER YI~ELDEO 8.5 G ALPHAi
..ALPHA PRIME DICYCLOPEiqTYI.IDEliECYCLOPENTHANONE:v ilio t78-80DEG-REES
-(.PERTROLEUM ETHER). THE AQ. LAYER, AFTER THE CHISU82~CLCH SU32 CL
,STEP, TREATED WITH ACTIVATED iCt AUJUSTED TO PR 6 WITH GLACIAL HOAC
AND COOLED* THE PPT. AFTER H SUB2 0 WASHING WAS EXTD. WITH ME SUE32 Co
(5 TIMES 100 ML)t EVAP. TO DRYNESS TO-YIELD 16 G OF THE
-.3,CYCLOPE~ITYLIDENE,BETAtQUININDANE,O,CARBOXYLIC ACID, MGNOHYDRATE (1),
-113-15DEGREES (DECOMPM.) (60PERCENT:OF ETOH).-DRYING 1 (3 HR OVER P
~-SUB2 0 SUB5 (750EGREESt 15 MM) YIELDED THE ANHYL)*IACID.(Il) M.
:,_198-200DEGREES (DECO.MPN.); HYDROCHLORIDE M. 190-21)EGREE-S (UECOMPN.).
JREATMENT (IF AN AQ. IMEOH SOLN. Of 1, WITH AN ET SUaz a SoLN- OF CH SUB2 N
.--SUB2 YIELDED THE ME ESTER, M. 135-6DEGREES (MEOH)~. THE RESIDUE AFTER
THE ME SUBZ CO EXTiN. IS 45 G (EQUATION:SHOWN ON MICROFICHI
:-':-':BETA, QUININDANEt9#CARBOXYL I C AC-10 (111:14 M. 280,2DEGREES (DECOMPN.);
--HYDP
OCHLOTZIDE M. 240DEGREES (DECOMPN.) (ETOH). A.!SIJLN. OF 1.50 G I IN
ML GLACIAL HOAC WAS HYDROGEN&TED OVEA 0.1.5 G OF PD-c AT ATM. PPESSURE
HR AT. 45-50DEGREES. Ai:TERCATALYST REMOVAL AND:DILN. WITH H SUB2 Of
JHE RESULTING PPT. WAS EXTU. WITH ET SU132 Ov THE ET SUB2 Of SOLN. H
SUB2 0 WASHED,.ANO THE SOLVENT VACUUWEVAPD.
UNCLA-5SIF [ED

3/3 019 UNCLAS,SIFtO ~PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESS ION NO-AP0054071
-&BSTRACT/EXTkACT--THE RESIDUE WASA41XE0 WITH WATER110FREO TO YIELD 0.8 G
~~,-~.'32CYCLOPENITYL,BETAtQUINI,NDANEw9CARBOXYLIC ACID (IV), A. 240DEGREES
1,I)ECOMPN.) (ETOH) . A MIXT-. OF 5 G 1,19 L.7 G ANtfYD. AIAOAC AND 30-ML
~:.GLACIAL HQAC WAS TREATED OVER I AT~ 10DEGREES W~ITH 1.4 G BR IN 5 -mL
GLACIAL HDAC AND STIRRED I HR AT ROOK TEMP. , AND..THE PPT. FILTERED AND
WASHED WITH 14 SUB2 0 AND ME SU8Z -CO TO GIVE 5,41 G;
.3tBRDMDt3,(I,BRCMOCYCLOPENTYL),BE-TA,AJUININUANEt9tCARBUXYLIC ACID (V)i M.
1.15,-18DEGP.EES (DECOMPli. AFTER PPTN. ~FROM ME. SU82.NCHO SOLNo BY AODN.
OF H SUB2.0. lRo UV AND NMR DATA ARE GIVEN. FACILITY: VSESf
ISSLEU. KHIM.-FARM. INST.11M. URDiHONIKIOZE, MOSCOW USSR.
~NAUCH.-
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 8.74
BUL01"As. V. V. Y~'.s iE Yu.
OResults of an Exuerimental Digital.C o~puter Study of, an A"Lgbrithm"
v sb. Lyebisl. te"ihn. T. 2 (Cc=-outer Techxology. Vol a--collection of
works), Kaunas, 19-(l, r- 572-576 (from RZh-Kibernetikit, No 1, Jan 72,
Abstract No lVIOL3)
Translatior: The uaner nresents the results of an exr.,erimental study of
an -I gorit~= for minin-4 F_ linear functional. T'he linea:t prograr=,ing
problem is solved by the gradient method. In order to, determine the
maximum of 'the li,,ear flncticnall , a certain function is forneCi, -and tl,-,e
maximum is then fcund by -_~ovinz along this function. The Pine method is
used in solving the prcI.1en. The equations are discretized for digital
conTuter realization of the algorM-m. The .described algorlthzr, was checkea
out on the "Razdan-3" cc--puter. Experim'ental results are given. T. Alek-
perov.

USSR 'LTDC: --T4
~KILDA, B. Yu. , YASEO~IC.HjS, F'. Yu.
izatioh of, Dynamic ~Classification Algo-
...,Concerning Analog Computer Real
rithm"
V.sb. Vychisl. tekhr. T. 2 (Cc=pputer Technology. Vol 2--collection of
5 3
-1 r-o 577-50
works), Kaunas, 971, (fro"i R'1h-.-dberneti'ka, No 1, Jan 72,
Abstract No IV1100)
Translation: The naDer descr4bes~block diagrams of amalog or hybrid
computers for realizing three algoritl~=s of dynamic linear classification
of sources of continuous signals representable by certain realizations of
a given length. Authors' res UM e, .
1/1

USSR UDC: 911-3.616.927(575-3)
A.
."Division of the Rural Agricultural Tadzhik, SSR into, Natural Complexes Def ining
Characteristics of the Epidemiological Process and Prophylactic Ileasures for
Typhoid"
V sb. Haterig.1y XV Vises. slezda cpidemiolopov, mil=obiDlogov i :Lnfektsioni L
2. U ~ov
Tezisy Dokl. Ch. 1 -Tr-occedings of the 15th, All Union ~ Conference of Fbidemiolo -
gists, Microbiologists and Specialists in Infectious Diseasea, Reports of 'llieses,
Part I-collection of works) Xo~-cow, 197) pp. 279-280;. (from RM-36. It-ditsinskaja
ceografiL-z~,, No 1, J,-z 71, Abstract No 1,jL.251, by V. Haslovsl7ay7a
Translation: The area was divided into types including the following categor.-es:
the character of the water supply for drinking and agricultural purposes; indices
for pollution of vater supply by agriculture end human iatsites; and the character
of water use i-,i j--rigated md drT. faming agriculture. -Eight regional types were
defined in earicultural areas where the natura.agricultural complexes determine
the conditions for the typhoid epidemiologicalprc,6850.~
7.

1 H I'-J- 4 1 L. - ~i~
C: 621-372-54
I. YI. and OSIPOV, V.
"Des zmin~,, Zand 1, zoel-otric
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Comjaunica-rdon !.-stitute) X'Io. ~, Mbscow, 1970, pp 04-1.01 tfrom
Radiotexh-vii"'a- 74-io. 3, i%a-rch 71, Abstract iiO.. 3A19~).
T.-ans "Lat, ion: I, re-thod o.~,
desiGn by o p e ra t i,,,, tr Attenuation, base-f on
Lfle usta o. orel.lmina- emputaiion.of a
LY
shoi-ni thlat tlie latter can be r,--aliz
i!; ex.j.La.Lned. it e6 in the
fort.,i o,,:' a bridtx friltor .-J,th oclialle'l t coil o I-e-
,omtors,. or in t-he lfonm of ell diff re.itial bxidge iiystcm- Two J1-
lustrations bibliography of
two. N." 3-

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li! ; :,I, AHi i -oi
USSR UDC 518.5:68 11.3.06
MRISILOV, A. D., MNENKO, V. M., POPOV, A. A., YASINOVSKIY, M. A., SAPRYUTIN, Y. G.
"The Problem of Algorithmization of the Differential Diagnosis of Rheumatism"
Kibernet. i Vychisl. Tekhn. Resp. Mezhved. Sb. [Cybernetics and Computer Engi-
-neering'.. Republic Interdepirtmeiital.Collecti6n]~., No 17, 191.0, pp. 102-107, (Trans-
lated-from Referativnyy Zhurnal,..Kj.6.ernetika,, No16, 1971' 'Abstract No 6 V641 by
the authors).
Translation: A list of characteristics is suggested for description of diseases
being diagnosed, including, in addition to the symptoms, certain intermedi,
ate
diagnostic.information. The applicability is demonstrated and certain altered
statistical decision rules are calculated by computer. Results,are presented
.-from machine differential diagnosis of five diseases and the direction of further
work is,noted.

J12 013 UNCLASS [PIED'. PkiJUSSING DATE-090CT70
-TITLE-AUTOMATIC. STRAIGHTENIING. AN6 C U'rT ING MACHIP
AUfHOR-(05).-&LlN0V, V.P., YASINSKlYr YU.G-.~#, P OLYAA 1 NYU.N.: CHEREPANOV,
"OVv, V.A.
Y,U.B:.,-l NAZAR
,l'~,,'.'t0UNTRY'.OF INf:.O-USSR
23851?
REFER ENC E-OTKRYT I YA, lZDBRET.r PROM. 0BRA7-TSYp TOVARNYE ZNAKI NO to
..OATE P~UBLISHE --31JUL70
~-:-,"-SUBJECT-AREAS-MECH., I-No., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS-PATENT, AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM CUTTIN~ rOOL
-CUh TR#-; LMAf-.YlNG--%'G RESTRICTION'S
CLASS-UNCLASSIF IED
-'PRiaXY REEL/ f RfsmE-- 1994 /08316
STEP ti0--Uk/0zta )A9/000l0C)cj/000o/0()0f)
C I-PC ACCESSION INO-AA0114932
UNC LA S 5 1 F 1 f- D

013 UNCL ASS I FlIED PROCESSING 0AYE--09DCT70
ACCESSI--',N NG--AA0114932
-A8SIY%A(;l/i--;XTRACT--(U) GP-0- A6STRAcr. AUTOMATIC STRAIGHTENING 4NO
CUTTING MACHINE CUNTAINS CUTTING MACHANISMS I AND 2 AITH MOBILE BLADESs
AECHANISMIS FOR STRAIGHTENING, ROD- DELIVERY AND REMOVAL OF CUT OFF
~-DETAILS. IN 0RUIER TU INCREAS.b ~EFFICIENCY WHEN F:I)'.IN'G IT AFTER THE PRESS
-WHICH`,?EkFURMS SIMULTANEOUS PRES.S.ING,OF 'A ROW OF~4'ARJNLLEL RODSi THE
R
MACHINE- HAS SEVERAL MECHANISM- FO TRAIGHTENINGy DEL;IVERY~ CUTTING AND
REP50VAL, OF CUT OFF DETAILS,.SITUATED~INiPA.RALLEL.4 THE MECHANISMS ENABLE
THE 'MOVEMENT OF THE DIETAILS TO A V13ROPLATFORM. 116) "r0ilCH IS SITUATED
UINDER fHE MECHANISMS. THE VIBRU PLATFORM HAS A [~EBALANCIJNG DRIVE 4 181
ANO, HAS TWO PAIRS Oi: INCLINED GUIDES WHICH ARE SLTUATED ONE AilOVE THE
OTHER. IN THE CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE~~ UPPER GUIDE.,S, WHICH FORf-1 A HOPPER,
A TURNING SLIDE- 15 FIXED. THE SLIDE HAS TWO.FIX.E.1) P05111,ONS AND DIVIDE!,
'THE DETAILS INTO TWO.STREAMS WITH THE HELP OF THE: 1.(J?IE-.R GUl!)F3. THE
MOBILE BLAOE 17) OF THE CUTTING MEC'HAINIS,14 f 1) IS FIXEI) ON A COL011-l"IG RGL~.;
(11), WHICH PERFJORMS REVERSE FURWARD. MOTION AND 15',.AFFECTED BY A SPRING
(12). T HE SPRING CREATES ADUITIONAL EFFORT DURING CUI-TINU AND PROVIOES
A REDUCTLON IN INERTIAL FOACES DURING ;THE ~REVERSF ~STROJ~E.
tzAc-lLITY-* TSFINTRALINYY NAUC~it.10--ISSLEI)CIVAT.ELISKI~ INSTITUT TA;~Y I
UNC LASS I f IED

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III I ji
~t~ U~ i
Plant Pathology
uDC 6'12
wmq
BE 152,R E. Z. DC,-Vj-,E;M-UT?--TD0V, 1. D. PUS!M~REWA, 1. 1). A
SPILN', S. G. , azd 'KASA'K0111A., E., I. Ins Itute-.6f Bbtary,,.Aca(U:-qy of S'c~,"uces
Turkmen SSI
R
"The Va-L -.- nrl Bicsymhesis of the ToXin of FU-sarlum, Wil'(; Fatho- 11, t h
~,m - a- I k, 11 C"Ci
Airchanism of ItS Action, ar.1 Its Possible Transfox-mp'tion Ju -,Gha Cotltozi
A. '[u
loscow, lzvestiya Akaded. P/
J uk SSSR, Spriya Blologicheskaya, Vo Se
'Cat ?Ii, PP '116-754
Mostracti Amlpis of purifiod extracts.of Yusaritm o--.- y
:C
ultu-.,, lAquiet c o:, I fn."! -- c! that -,&ha to;zin of fusaritul wilt. o ff Lho flne-
fibvire(I COU011 pla-11-t 4-13 fv,23,r~u acid. 2hu sevo ity of uili'
Ile of prcdu-2-1Uon of fusaric acid by thq,prLtho-on-
on the ra
1-i au~,-.,arr, to thrnu- f0
this toxL
Mation of ixyptop'-iiti!
Ian-
b7 --u!--Z
--tion mic'n a~ C V.; 0 1' 11
.0 C)f
h;j 3 1, )'C,!
"Ij

VDr_ 669.295
ECUILIBMILIK RATIO 07 LOWER TITANIUK CHLORIMS IN A MEDIUM OF MM-TED Sn
AXD_?OTASS11M CHLORIDE!,
~1'4 I e!~" 1, 1 and Lening-
JA=ticla S7, 1. A. $n
~Urw no
. a ight aand Ra. u1s,
DrAzhotsikidze, 1zvantlya VUZ; Txvetw7aya MetallurgLyn, ~Ruaifan. No 6. 1971,
'stgneo.tq~ presto, 6, Tabruary 1971 pp 60-641
rquilibrium or the reaction 2TiCI3+Ti= 3TIC12 In a
.medium of chlo P idar of,alkall: and alkali-earith netalo, has;
been.a tudiod Many invoistigatori. using both therma.1 L,1-7]
a vs ctrachanical tAtthoas IS, 91. The, data fram A iffcrent
Investigators often do not drrao, Th io. concerns., mainly -, tie
ln!l~jencc on equilibrium of thome very Inportant pnrameterS
such no tamperaturo and total concentration its the t4taniuin
MAIt",
The baric routsarch on invoutipating equilibrium has
boon done on the bAriia of low-concontratinn titanlun-contzs`n-
.g melts relative to the conditions of electrolytic produc-
tion and refininn of titanium. Th~ date in these inventira-
tions 'which arn In accord. indicate that with transition
frQm n .Its on a b4se of 1AC1 -to nalts on a. Isane cf CsCl tho
a
equillbrium In uhifte'd to the loft; additLvem of' chloridez;
f alkall-oarth metals to melts of alkali metals shift the
aquilLbrium to the loft. The
In high-concen,tratiop rialts LI) d14 not perm t otortnininp
any definite rala,vi onshtpa.
At the Present time, Of Preateot Practical 51rniff-
cance Is the Una of high-poticantrntion melts In the two-
stage goal um-tharmal . method for production of hirh-qun,lity
metallit titanium [101 , ond in tho motol-tharmal rerinitig
of titanium CII~3 a, nd other wast.*a. The most U~'.dfttj used
tochnol,~plaally acceptable salt medium In carryLnr, out such
0 assan 'it HaCl Or KCI,' as %d#111 an the nPont nIcctroiyte.1ft
The compa t; I t I on Of the up ant aXoctrol Nita in 'sit)1rht Vercont is:
76-.~q kc, 12 -14 VaCl, b,;d,VAC12. '1-2 CdC12.

:3119 :5:;*K q'C)
-/a-
Un fio.1.295
OF WS= TITANIRK CHLORIDES IN A MEDTUM OF MELTED SODIUM
~L-D POTASSIa-4 CRL(JRIDES
[Articla hr ft. A. Ssndl~r E I YV.-I 0n and 41. lyfinov. Lenlograd
II jh t 4 ni _Rar a 94 r a 1_1
Izvestiva Tsvet!%Iya HatslluTaivA Russins, No 6, 1971,
atgnel to press fi February 1971, pp 60-641
Equilibrium f. the reaction 2TICIj+Tj;-4.3TjCj2- Imi a
med ium.of chlorides of ajkall~, ands -'alkall~e~arth Metal ahas '~
been.'studied by m4m~.`invastigatorz US'inf,' b'oth thermal [1-73
-and. alo*trochemical methods ED, ~01., The data-from different
do fiotarrea.- This-ciincerns mainly the
jnfltp~.qce..on equiIlbrlum of those very Important parameters
-ouch'As tag~perature and total concentration In the titanium
'
It.
7 T~* basic~r-asaarch,on tovestiratlog oquillbriqm has
be a-n,dtxnp on the'bials of titaniun-contaI71-
Ing malt,*. relative to -ho conditions of aiectrolyt~a produc-
Tion and refining of titanium. The data lo :these Investipa-
xionz,whicb are in accord, Indicate tkidt with transition
from,meit-v on a base of LiCl to ntlts on a base of CxCl the
equililw1un lit shifted to the left; additives or chlorides
of alkAl[.tarth metals to melts of alkaLL tatals shift the
quilibptum to the left. The investirtations of equilibrium
Uj 0in high-voncentration melts [1) did not permit detarmininp
Any definite relationchips.
Z At the prsavat time, of rreatest nractical Sjrj~nlfi-
canc: !A the use of hiph-concentrat,ion melts in the two-
'star odium-thermal method for producrion of high-quality
talliv titanium E101, and in the motal-thervial Yefininp.
101; titanium Ell] and other vast**. The most widely uved
teoinolo'gtoaixy, acceptable salt,:medlun In carryinp. out such
proaasttes Is HaCl or KcIi aa wall as the xpwmt electrolyte
The composition of the spent electrolyte in walght percent list
76-79KCI, 12 -1-4 HaCl, fi-a NpCI7, 1-2. CaCI2_

SR UDC: I'llone F
b
W
VOIROINTSOV, V. k. GRUDINISTYYY V. V. I KAM KO,. V. F KOS.M2 !;-~ID ,
MITICM-1,111,0, Y-,,i. T., and YAS12VICH, E". P.
RE
nDevice for Determining the Coordinates,,of an Aerodynamic 'Shadow
Contour on Bodies of Complex Iorm in. Free. Yloleculpiar Flux"
Moscow, Othrytiya,_ izobreteniya, prorivshienn,,,~yo obraztsy Lovarny,-,:-~
znaki, No 27, 1971, 141, lio (11)3511-13
Abstract: A parallel light beam is used to model the f 1w- such that
the inodel can be f ixed in any position. For ease of adjustment,
there is a manual indicator showing a:thread tied to a~movable
carriage. The scale of this indicator is used to measure the co-
ordinates of points difficult of access. A diagra'M. of-the device
Is shoidn.
183

212 029 UNCLA:SSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--09OCT70
Cl RC ACCESSION NO--AT0105803
z-'Al5STR'ACT/EXTRAC',--lU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXPTS. WERE PERFORMED ON THE
CTLIARY. EPITHELIAL CELLS OF ESUPHAGUS IN RANA TEMPURARIA. THE
CONFORMATIONS OF THE PROTEINS WAS ()ETO.:BY A'SPECTRAL LIJ14INESCENCE
METHOD. THE INDICATOR OF FU, CE LLS WAS THE MOTILITY
NCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF
RATE. SHARP CHANGES IN THE ACTIVATION ENERGY OF THE.CELL MOTILITY IN
.-THE TEMP..:INTERVAL 3-90EGREES WERE FOUND,., THE CHA*GES AND SIGHOID
CHARACTER OF THE CURVE LAMBDA SUBMAX. EQUALS FIT) IN THE INTERVAL
11-31)EGREES DUE TO INVERSE CONFORMATION- TRANSITION 1A IN EQUILIBRIUM 6 IN
:EQUILIBRIUM.C, 'AND PRONOUNCED CHANGES OFITHE ENTHALPY (120 KCAL-moul
WERE OBSO, THESE FACTS POINT TO THE GENERAL CHARACTER OF TRANSITIUN
E GREATEST PART OF POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS OF MACROMOLS. AND
INFLUENCING THE
EVEN ITS ENVIRONMENTW THE SHORT WAVE CHARACTER OFJHE SHIFT OF PROTEIN
-SPECTRAL-, FL-UORE-S~GENCE- AT A
'.__-_`~'ZONFORMATION -CONTAINS MORE HYDROPHOBIC., TRYPTOPHAN ~ESIDIJES IN A NONPOLAR
-A
CID-ENVIFONMENT THAN -CONFORMATION B EXISTING. AT -A HIGHER TEMP.
(-10-20DE.GREES) FACILITY:,- LABO:810FIZ. IXOTOPol, MINSKr USSR.

USSR 621 039.84
TYUFYAKOV, N. D., SEITAN' A. S. YASKEVICH,,,1Y,,._-S-., KOZLOV, A. G.,
and PAVLOVICH, V. YE.
"SDectral Characteristics of Neutron Sources Based on PU238,,
Prikl. Yadern. Spektroskopiya (Applied Nuclear Spectroscopy --
collection of works), No 1, Mosc0V,,Atomizd4t Press 1970, pp 24-
27 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Yad.ernyye.Reaktoryl, No 3, 1971,
Abstract No 3.50.138)
Translation: A single-crystal fast neutron scintillation spectro-
meter was used in combination with a 512-channel:amplitude
_q
analyzer to measure the spectra; dicrimination of the back-
&,round was based on the time of scintillation of a stilbene
crystal. The spectrometer w s calibrated for the
137 95 Y radiation of
of the isotopes CS and 7.n .. In subtracting the background,
the shadow cone from a mixture of-.paraffin and borom carbide was
used. During measurements, the neutron.source and detector were
placed at a distance of about 2 m from the walls of the room.
Thmesults of investigations cotif1rmed.the expediency of using
Pu to study 16otope cl n aource.s.*~ The advantages of these
1/2

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; .11 1 11'.
,;~ i) .:1 .1 ; V. . I
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i ; - --
, , , - I -- I
- -- -- - - ---- - -- "-, -1, ~ I !~ LL~

I1_1 I Ii bt. 1111 11111 1.1i 1ii11 'i~.
USSR UDC 621-039.51
W. D SHTAN':
PONMAREV-, YE. G., TYUFYAKOV., A. S and
YASKEVICH, V. S.
"Stud
y of Formation of Neutron Beams From Itotope Neutron Sources"
Tr. VNII Radiats. Tekhn. (Works of All-Union Scientific Research
Institute for Radiation Equipment).~ No-S, 1970, pp 98-103 (from
Referativnyy Zhurnal-Yaderny e Reaktor, NoA, 1971, Abstract No
Y
~3.50.75
Translation: Experimental studies were performed into the in-
fluence of individual factors on beam characteristics. The
measurements were performed in-a water tank (1000 ~m diametor,.
1200 mm high) with two sources (pU2~8 +.Be and C052), having
different 'Last-n.eutron energy spectra. In order to reduce the
perturbations of the neutron f1wc, the source and collimator
holders were made of organic glass,whiLe the collimators them-
selves were made of paper aoake&in paraffin or of steel pipe
with a wall thickness of 0.1 mm. Neutron flikix measurements were
performed using indium foils as welL as a scintillption counter
with an Lil (Eu) s4l ngle. crystal enriched to 010 Lio (crystal
diameter 30 mm, thickness 4.4 mm).. 4 figurer, 8 biblio. refs.
V ME M., 1 PIM M

112 023 ur4c LA s S I F PAOCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--REACTIC-N OF SLIBIO ACETOACETIC. ESTER WITH TRANS,2tOUIENE OXIDE AND
OF -SODIUM BENZOYLACETIC LESTER WITH PPOPYLENE LIXWE, AND TRANS, 2,, BUTENE
~_AUTHGR-(04l-TEMKlK0VAv T.I.v PlARKINA, G.V.f' BORODAVKO, V.A., YASKINAt N.I.
COUNTRY OF INFC-USSR
S,OU,RC E ZH. ORG* KHIM- 1970s 614) v,
~%~:QATE PU13L ISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS- HEMISYRY
C
TAGS-LACTGNE, IR SPECTRUMv MAGNETIC RESONANCE' ORGANOSODIUM
_:COMPOUNUP ACETATE, ORGANIC UXIDEt MOLECULWSTRUCTURE
X NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
CNTP
C L MA14KI
ql_voeuAENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
P.ROX.Y.REEL/FRAME-2000/1953 S,TEP NC~--UR/0366/70-~006/00-'#/073910743
CIRC ACCESSION Nt)--AP012554?-
UNCLASSIFIED

_11: d 111H
USSR UDC.* 517. 08:517~ 88:5-19-4.'
RASM V. G.
"On the Problem of Exponential Stability of Solutions of Differential Eaua-
tions in Banach Si)ace
Tr. NII mat. Voronezh. un-ta (Woeks of the Scientific Research Institute of
Mathematics,.Voronezh University), 1970,-vYP. 1, PP 120-127~(from RM-Mate-
matika, No 5, May 71, Abstract No'5B942): q
Translation: Let E be a Banach space, and 2et L,� be the Banach space of
-Bochner-measurable functions on 10,+?*] ir:ith values in 17 in the norm
llx!! i
0
where Af (a) p (s) ds for some function p(a) which Is pbsitive when a>0,
0
nondecreasing, and such that p(O),=q, 11m: p (s) cb In this case, sufficient con-
of. the zero.soliition of the
ditions are found for exponential stability:
problem y'=A(f) y. V(t#)=V# (i. e.i satisfaction of the 16~quality
1/2

.73
x-Y, OF ADMIMUS IN 77M EPITAXIAL LAYERS Dr CAL-LMA MMSPHIDE
!M;D WITH SULM ANU MTROCEN
AL
A, X. Petrov, A. il. Pikhtfmo D, X. 'rzx'km,-. V. V.
%rtpk"&, 4t_'K. Art-mova, E,6ifWjr%dJ III sl~]Rozfum p0 Proo-
Zristaltov 12-t7
itinri P-itm L ~.tntaza PoLuprmindnikovykh K i _Ple-k
The of mi~nocr*AtdIltne -layers of 'alloyed
with nitrogen wars Investigated. ' The layers vemb gtown~hy tkm m6iid-of, litiuld-
phase ,llpitally. in an open system an GaP ui,atrstam alloyed with sulfur obtatmed
by the Cz6ttjrjl%kj wathod. Alloying with nitrejen was teajire4 1xv adding Sol-
tit- nitride from 0.0 to I percent by to tile iial-C. 74a'suLf,,r
get into t, he plait as aresult of solution of Uie substrate,
I h r*vwn;a tit the cApIcItan"-ol the -1~jtrrier. pt
cy us no. t a W04A
tile CAP-Au mitact. a ..nt%lAy vat- nade'of the ot the
donors with "respect to d"th of. tile .~pj taxial Ir4yer, . On the (title viltiInvd.
a stu'~~ -us* 06d@ of tile optical.'absorption near the the bdoic band.
On the best, lin spec ra* t e-rdtlreru" concentra-
a of an sn.lysis.of the b.orpt o-' t ' h
ti*n ln'~tha films was determined " a function of the ammxva~t of CON,in the Car-
Go ftylt* ~ Vall'uAto sis'preseated fro"'totudy of the alecteelminvacenct of the
p-n jusirticifill obtained by the diffu4toll of zinc In the trawls lmyletm,~_Thm radt-
*tLe" spectra at Irooel -temperature contained two hands with 1.246 oloctcon volt
and 2.2 electron volt peaks,
The quantuai yield 09 green radlatlaq it 4-1e Ther ~,tjkhtnzsp of the
2
died** at a current Awasity 4fr " '"IL0961M. van 30 alts; at 100 mititawal
me It woo 1,100 nice.

11 277~0 3 -2 - ., : - *C,`~kS~Sli'~`~6_-_O_: '- ~'PROC~SSING OATE--160CT70
UN L
'..TITLE--KINETICS OF INTERIMPURITY R40IATIVE RECOMBI.N ,AT1ON,:IN GALLEUM
-PHOSPHIOE -U-
:._AUTH0R-(03)-PlKHTTNv A.N., YASKOVt.DoAst GLINSKIY#::G.F.,
OUNT RY OF INFO--USSR
_. -.'SOURCE-FIZ. TVER0. TELA 1970, -12( 366-:9.3
PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS~
!TOPIC TAGS--RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION, PHOSPHIDE1 GALLIUM COsIPDUNDP
i-
::':ELECTROLUMINESCENCE, LUMINECENCE SPECTRUM' 114PURTTY CENTERp ZINC,
-IJELLURIUM? PN JUNCTION, REACTION KINETICS., LUMINESCENG.E. QUENCHING
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_71PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/1095 STEP NO--UR/0181170/012/002/0386/0393
.,C:IRC ACCESSION PIO--AP0054698
UNCLASWIED

032 UNCLASSIFIE0 AROCESSING OATE--160CT70
CIRC-ACCESSION NG--AP0054698
-~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, INSIDE'THE SPECTRAL~BAND DETDs BY
:'----RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION OF AN ELECTRON* CAPTUREO BY A OONORi WITH A
HOLE, CAPTURED BY A SPARTIALLY CAPTURED ACCEPTORO DEPENDENCE SHOUDS BE
03SD. OF THE RELAXATION TIME Tt TAUP ON THE ENERGY OF PHOTONS, H OMEGA.
THE T14EORETICAL DEPENDENCE TAU [H O,MEGA),IS EXPTf_. CONFIRMED'FOR
INTERIMPURITY (ZN AND TE) RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION21N GAP (GREEN BANL) AT
80DEGREESK EXPTL. DATA IiERE OBTAiNED FN THE INVESTIGATTON OF THE
KINETICS OF ELECTROLUMINESCENCE OF GARDIODES 11 IN iThE PULSE INJECTION OF
'-CliARGE CARRIERS ACROSS THE
P-N AV4CTION. '~.IN tHE ~REO BAND OF
THE MAGNITUPE OF TAU WAS:INDEPENOENT OF H OMEGA.
tAE:.- SPECTRAL COMPN. OF THE RADli ION WAS lhVESYI&4TE0 rN, THE PROCESS oF
IL
QAjtNCtilNG.OF LUMINESCENCE AND THE EFFECT OF TEMP.~ ON THE.KINETICS OF
itAdIATIVE RECOMBINATION IN GAP. FAC IL[TY., AENINGRADo
J-ELEKTROTEKH- INTS. IN UL-VANOVAt LENINGRA01 USSR.
UNCLASSIFIM

_112 047 UNCL4~SIFIED PROCESSING DATE--~-09OCT70
-,TITLE--.DOPING OF GALLIUM PHOSPHIDE, CRYSTALS DURING.VERTICAL CRUCIBLELESS
ZONE.- MELTING -U-
SKOVt D*'A.
ROKIN V*S.ii YA
YU.L.v SO
~_(CUNTRY OF INFO--,USSR
URCE--17-V. AKAD. NAUK SSSR# NEORG, MATER, 1970, 613), 447-51
~--'DATE PUBLISHED----70
PHYSICS
~_TbPIC TAGS.-CRYSTAL IMPiJRITY, S INGLE CRY5TAL# CRYSTALLIZATIONt
ZONE
I ZATIUN REACTION KINETICSs 'L I NC!r TELLUR I UM KETAL COATING,
hi:L T ING tGALLIUM AkSEINIDEt PHOSPHIDE
C04TROL MARKING--NO-RESTRICTIONS
00t.. U14ENT CLASS--UNCLASSiFIE0
PROXY REEL./FRAME--1994/1400 STEP NO--UR/0363170/1)06iOU3/0447/045L
,-.::C tRC, ACCESSION NO-AP0115719
UNCLASSIFIED
RIENWIF m.

PROC~SSING DATE-090CT70
212 047 UNCLASSIFFED.
-AP0115719
CIRC ACCESSION NO
ABSTRAC.T/EXTRACT--( U), GP-0- ABSTRACT., AITECHNIQLIL- WAS WORKED OUT FOR
DUP ING J;AAS FRUM THE GAS PHASEv-MAK ING IT POSSI 13LE TO GROW SINGLE
CRYSTALS WIIH A UNIFORM 5ULK DISTRIBUTION OF TH61DOPING IMPURITIES. THE
PUSSIbILITY I$- SHOWN OF CONTROLL1,NG THE CRYSTALS~&Y IIMPURITY COMPN.
WITHIN RATHER LARGE LIMITS BY CHANGING THE PARTIAL VAPOR- PRESSURE OF THE
00PING ELEMENT IN THE WORKING VOL. THE DISTRJBU,FION~ COEFFS. FOR ZN AND
TE WERE FOUND EXPTL., AS WELL A~.THE KINETIC VAPGRIZArION COEFF. OF ZN
~DINGTO THE STOICHIOME ELT. FACILITY:
GORRESPON TRIC GAP M
L. E N I N' G R. AD. ELEKTROTEKH. INST. IM. ULOYANOVA. LE N1 NA LENINGRAU,. USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

-112 016 UNCL.AS'Sl FJED PROCESSING I)AT'E--23OCT70
.~.JJTL -STUDY OF THE WORKING SPACE,~.ANDDF THE WORKUNG CONbITIONS OF A 16.5
IVA FURNANCE MAKING SILICOMANGA,,NE-SE ~-U-
.'~.-AUTHOR-104)-ZHERDEV, I.T., CHKHEYDZE-f Z.,Aot SIORfDZEv G.YA., YASKOY_~E.S.
OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE---STAL 19701 30(2), 137
,,_:,:.,0-ATE PUBLISHFD - ----- 70
UB J E CT AREAS--MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TAGS--FERRUALLOYi ELECTRIC FURNACEr CURRENT DFNSITY, ELECTRODE
PROPERTYt TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUT,10N.
:`__~-Z ONT ROIL MA.RKING--NO RESTR ICT IONS
--.DOCUMFNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~~,?ROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1869 STEP NO--UR/0133/7b/030/002/0137/0137
'~'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115688
UNCLASSIFIED

--230'_T70
OL6 -UNCLASSI FIED PRUCESSING DATE
C.IRC ACCESS [ON NO--AP0115688
"ABSTRACT/1--XTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT CHARGE COMPN. , TEMP., C.D., A-ND
POWER DiTSTRIBUTION IN THE CHARGE OF A 7-A DIAM., 3-M DEEP, 3 ELECTRQUE
-FURNACE WERE GETDo RADIAL CURRENT DISTRIBUTION PROM ELF:CTRODES WAS VERY
NONUNIFCIPMI-~ AND C.D. UNCREASE0 DQWNWARDSr,~NONE BEING OBSO, 11,4'
I THE UPPER
LAYERS-CIF THE CHARGF AND UNDER FEEUER; SPOUTS TO THE DEFPTH OF 2-2.3 M. A
SMALL ARC WAS PRESENt IN THE CIRCUIT OF. BEACH PHASE. PCWER DISTRIBUYLON
PER PHASE WAS SUBSTANTIALLY UNIFORM.

RYGIENIC SIGNIFICANCE OF HOT PARTICLES
(Article by �'&"NcvajT'Q �.I~~razov V iz
-Re-enrch Inztiruza 4FF.KaRon Itygi-ASIF njatk.-y_-,Ot
..Va-stnVIc Akadei~ll Ma-litainclAab Nuk SSSR husulan. No 1, 1972,,pp 14-17)
.Me--discovary of partirlar. wita -towioackivLty of - the order of 10-
curies or more in air, and the related assumption that they present a special
biological danger if they penetrate into the hurum arganism served as -the
ba-wiz-f,ar &, $#tias. Ta date imorm- th~u% 104 va-z"
b in tha'w~jjAliit ratuni doaling,with highly radi oactive
have. con,pub.11filked a
;Artlale6, which have been named hIat, particles..
Analysis of- the literature Andi as that n,spita of tLe complexity
of invastisatins hot. particles and the diversity OE questions that arise.
scoa rather valuable, scientific Information has barn accumulated to date.
lt~wag,estsbliahad that hat particles ma7" appear In the attr.~*phvre aa
a result at nuclear explosion** or in Industry. in the courve,of producing
arid-procassing radiaiiotoptu on powerful garma unitanad nuclear rcactar
With 'regard to explh:ning; the mechanism of formation of hot particle'
following a nuclear explaoion, the rJost Impartancu 1u attributed to condens.-
tion and coagulation of vapor-like explosion products (V.N. Lavranchtk) . It
is genarr-Ily considered t1lat 01-mLthaoiAm of tomation of highly r adioactiva
particles under industsial conditions in bared on the process of disperolvri
of material with high specific radioactivity, neutron activation of a6rosol
particles, and settling of radioactive aroma on knoctive dust particles
(0.H. Zarayev).
A, number of iuvestigations revealed t~ete is a link between concctrd-
tion of hot: particlza in thx atmosphere and the tima. of nuclear explosions.
It has been indicatad that the shape of the particles is arbLtrary. Their
site ranges from tenths of a micron to.Beveral mirono- They dissolve
poorly in water and biological substrates.
20

USSR IUDC 612.215.014.2-014.4811.1482
KITAYEV, E. 2M., ORESHINA, A. F., TARASOV, S., I., Laboratory
f Radiation Genetics and Remote Radiation Pathology, Ce
0 ntral Scientific Research
Institute of Roentgenology and Radiology,
Ministry of Health USSR, and Laboratory
of Hygiene of the Air, Leningrad Scientific Research Institute of Radiation Hy-
giene, Ministry of Health RSFSR
tworphological Changes in the Lungs Produced,by.Single Hot Particles Experimental
Studyll
Moscow, Meditsinskaya. Radiologiya, No 4, 1970, pp 52-56
Abstract: About 100 hot: particles (particles of Co60 10-2(j microns in size with
an activity of 10-8 to 10-9 C) in 0.2.ml of physiological,saline were injected
"orphological.changes in ti lungs were studied
-into the jugular vein of rats. te
5-30 days thereafter. No significant changes were observed in the energy absorp-
ne. 'rads occupied a space
tion zo The zone of absorption of doses of 10 and 10
with a radius of 200 microns, while destructive,changes app!Fared only within a
radius of 15-20 microns. Althouah there was;an absence of.focal necrosis, changes
were noted kn the blood vessels containing particles - homagenization and loss of
structure of the walls, swelling.of collagenous and argyrophil fibers. The in-
tensity of the destructive processes was unrelated to the size of the radiation
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~J.ITLE-MORPHOLOGI CAL CWiNGES IN T HE LUNGS OF RATS I NTHE ACT101 OF SINGLE
RESEARCH) -U.-
HOT PARTICLES (EXPERIMENTAL:
-.AUTH0R:--(04)-KITAYEV, E.M.v OREZSHINA~v ~A. F.: I 'TARASOV, :5. 1YASKOVA, V.Z.
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'DITSINSKAYA RADIOLOGIYA, 1970, VOL: 15-INR:41 PP 52-56
--I,DATE ~PUBLI.SHEO~---70
UBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDicAL SCIENCES
LUNG, RATi COBALT, ISOTOPE, R&DIATION BIOLOGIC
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~~,.~At!STRAr-T/-EX,-tRACI'--(U) GP-0- AbSTRACT.- THE- PAPER SETS I-GRTH THE RESULTS
-OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MORPHOLOGICALCHANGES THE:LUNGS OF RATS
UNDER THE~EFFECT OF SINGLE FIXED HOT.PARTICLiES.- PARTICLES OF CO PRIME60
OF. MICROSCOPIC SILE WITH AN AGIVITY OF~13 PR 1114E NE'GATIVE9 CURIE 14ERE
USED. THE'AUTHORS DEMONSTRATE THE ABSLNCE OF FOGAL NECROSIS AT THE
SITES UF FIXATION OF SINGLE HOT PARTICLE !N ERRAAATIUN DOSES 01: THE
SURROUNDING TISSUES ijF 10 PRIME: NEGATIVE4-10 PRIMC- NEGATIVE5 RttD DURING
FOUND SOW- MORPHOLOGICAL CHAINGES
A PERIOD FROM 5 TO 30 DAYS. THERE WERE
~IN VESSELS AT TRE SITE OF FIXATION OF PARTICL-ES Atil) INt INTERALVEOLAR
V 'UE OF k.
WL-THOUT A DEFINITE- RELATION ~~WITII- THE AL THE RADIATION
T.:.EFFECT.-
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USSR UM541.128 +547.451
MEL' HICIM IKO, 1. V., KOZLOVA, N.. YArancl YASNIKOVI A. A.
Nl~y~lysis of Phosphate Eater of Glyceraidehyde in the Prosence of Aromatic
Kievj Ukrainskiy Kbimicheskiy Zhurnal# Vol A No 11j 19?2, pp 1152-1155
Abstracti In contrast to results of earlier studies of the hydrolysis of the
phosphate ester of glyce-raldehyde (FGA) In the presence of salt buffers,
aliphatic amines and diaminesl F-GA hydrolysis with.vaxious aromatic amines
yielded a new type of catalysis. ftydrolysia of FC-A was conducted in an
acqueous solution at 400 in a pF- inte--val.4-10, FGA hydrolysis kinetics were
measured with the following aminesi o-j m-y.p-phenylePediaminep aniline,
o- and p-aminophenol, p-nitroaniline# alpha-aminopyridinep H,N diethyl-p-
-phanylenediamine, quinonal hydroquinoneg and:p-nltrophanol. Reaction rate
was measured by phosphate concentration leveL. The formation of metbylglyoxal
In the reaction mixture was proven by adding 204-dlnitrop*henylhydrazine to
the reaction 21xture. The resultaat aetbylglyoxal bydramone Unds identified
by chromatography. The aromatic amines axe classified:into 3:groups, of catalysts
on.tbe basis'of rate dependance on pH.. The first group(p-phanylenediamine,